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About The Port Orford tribune. (Port Orford, Or.) 1892-19?? | View Entire Issue (Nov. 3, 1909)
« .W A b .u t j o .r T .t ^ t .U G ^ r T o w || School Keport, Starting Ao clean a rifila, -whioh, ■ The Taft cocktail ia ail the go ia unknosut to him, was loaded, Hu blew Urleaus. but whether siss is Us Report for Port Orford Sohoad bert Wright, a well-known Soathera chief merit or not, the press, the STOPS FAILING HAM AN ELEGANT DRESSING Pacific passenger brakenaan, met in- telegram , and the wireleaa, do not for month ending October 29th. DESTROYS DANDRUFF M AKES H A IR GROW The following have been perfect .tont death at hie home in North state. The |teople of thia vicinity all re in attendance «ad punctuality for Roseburg, shortly after 2 o’clock the month; George Sutton, Bernal Sunday afternoon. The weapon gret that Mr. Ludwig and wife will Ask your doctor if there is anything injurious here. Forty, Oscar Rickman, Ray Rusk- 10 some manner was discharged, leave the wireless service at Cape Ask him also If there is not genuine merit here. . ■an, Alik 8utton, Lottie Riclurta and the bullet, 40-00 calibre and tilancw for • similar position at and Laura Sutton. «oft nosed, entering Wright’« left Fsrajlone. Thcwniforra kindness Those who have merited 95 or side, tor« through the upper part of \Oregon building railroad* in various “nd K«ni»l entertainment of visitors J. C. ACTS C a p . » ! , I — M— over in deportment ere: George hU “•« heart and LANGLOIS - . H f l T P I p“ru lhe • u“*, and more men are 10 the C»P«. b<a endeared them to Sutton, Leland White, Paul Rick ° Ul under lhe ri«ht ah<>u1' -w a o / 1 1 W 1 £ - L wanted I a|| people, a„d we ehall wish them der blade. AND happiness wherever they shall <•. man, Edna Richard, Ina Neil, Kate The schooner, Lily, which wssi Fromm and Ethel Richard. J. I>. Loucks S. A: Landis ashore at the mouth ol the Umpqua ! Dr. David T. Day of Washington, The ten standing highest in their Lorcas ani > L akdih ’ was washed into the river without D. C., and a Mr. McDonald of New examinations for the mouth, and York, arrived in Port Orford last The public la hereby respectfully in very serious damage. Real Estate and Insurance their averages are aa follows: formed that we are prepared to enter- F am i and City Property evening, on an extensive tour of the , j Sum McVay, aon of J oh a McVay coast looking np the sources of plat-| g George Sutton 96. tai« patronage at the L a n g lo is H o Timber Lauds, Mineral Kate Fromm 93. tel, where good meal» will he found, Sr., of 8milh l.iver, Cal., spent Sun and Fruit Lands ’. inum in our black sand beaches and j 3 Lottie Rickman 87. and a Peed Stable run in connection day in town on hie way to visit his in various places in the mountains{ * Property Rented Port (irford with hotel, 1 Lloyd Knapp 87. brother John un the Coquille. B ills Collected O regon. of Southern Oregon and Northern ; - A rkare u fyalru n aft reipeelfully lolicUtA Georgia Forty 84, Dr. Cook, with a parly of reliable ■ California. After veiling Cape John Masterson 84. JAMES OLSEN, Prop. Notice to C red ito rs.' men is toclimb Mt. McKinley again, ,,,»nco today the gentlemen will 7 Paul Rickman 84. in order to disprove Peary’s charge P»*» on down the coaat. . ;g Ray Rickmau 83. - J. H U N T L E Y , As I have closed out my business, that Cook uever climbed the moua Our lively neighbors at Langlois i 9 Delmar Wright 82. all persons knowing, themselves to A T T O K N E Y A T L A W . tain. 111 give a Grant) i j rand Thanksgiving thanksgiving ¡ q George Froinm 81, , be ipilebteil to me will please settle GOLD BEACH, OREGON. Respectfully, Paul l’eteraon and a younger Ball and Shooting Match, and every the same with my agent, Mr. Bqrt G uaranteed A ha tract* o f Heal brother, who hay« been mining on body ia invited to come with their M ildkku K klsey , True, of Laugloif, Or. All bills hot - , Teacher. upper Elk r i w for the past two or best girl, or without heft and bring P roperty Furnished. ‘settled in a reasonable time will be their guns and pistols, and compete three month«, left here Monday collected by law. Thirty years practice In the County. morning on their way to their home for the prizes. A day and night of A most cordial invitation is extended to all C ape B lanco W ireless I tems . F. D. Q» lvin . fun is promised, as per their Post in Seattle. who enjoy a Good Sociable time. ers, and C- O. Norton, W. W. Sabin L. A. ROBERTS, Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Marr spent a Some one, we understand, is con and J. T. White as committee of W. A. WOOD few dapk visiting friends on Elk testing the timber claim which B. arrangements insure success. A T T O R N E Y A T LAW . A T T O R N E Y A T LAW river the past week. W. I)ean sold to the P. F. A L. Co., Notice. A couple of Portland lawyers About a dozen residents of Port M yrtle P o in t, Oregon. GOLD BEACH. OREGON.,. and Mr. Dean was summoned by just fora lark, held up another law Orford had the good luck to experi ff he Pacific Fleet of armored cruia- We have received a letter from yer on Portland Heights. The sen Gene White Tuesday to appear at ence the earthquake at 10:40 P. M. eiChave arrived in Manila. Probate business a g|>eciilty. Gold Beach as a witness. Rev. Charles W. Higgins, dated-at sible DisL Attorney having heard GEORGE M. BROWN, of the 29th, and the aleepy-heada, J. M.Ludwig, chief electrician Stirling City, Cal., a Presbyterian of it, prosecuted the festive lawyers, Miss Loretta Rhorer and Evelyn who are vastly in the majority, are j in charge of thia station bus ex- A T T O R N E Y A T LAW minister, announcing that he will and a sensible Judge— Bennett— Reber, het niece, left here by stage bewailing their luck. Two distinct changed places ith Dunklee in ROHEBPHO OREGON Thursday, on their way to Portland shocks were felt—some aay thiee—- charge of the Furallnne Islands, hold services in the church at Port fined them $200 each: The moral via Coos Bay, where they will join and the last was moat violent, but He expects to leave at soon ae Orford, on Sunday NoV. 7th, at the of which itKthat they will not do it Mrs. Marvin, sister of Mias Rhorer did no harm. It was more violent' Dunkleearrives, whioh wilt be tome usual morning and evening hours. again! “ ' Hi T. 8TEW A R T and mother of Miss Evelyn. Repairing Watches and Jewelry a down the coast— breaking down time during the coming week. N O TA R Y P U B L IC , M. E. Church Port Orford, Ore. President T aft Undoubtedly specialty. All work guaranteed. weak chimneys and awashing thin l he T kirukk reporter was in er Los Angeles, Oct. 25.—Battling Heeds. K * o i-t O r f o r d , : Orders taken for Watches and Fancy O r e g o n - ror last week in stating that Mias dishes. While no great harm waa Nelson refused to enter the ring with Sunday School at'10 A. M., J. D. Jewelry. Work turned out on short Ethel Cbeever was one of the four done, it is n gentle reminder of what Ad Wolgast before next January. Regardless oPparty the people of notice. L oucks superintendent. Rev. W. D. young ladies who visited Port Or might be. The match planned for this city on Simmons will preach 1st and 3rd the Pacific Coast feel that President ELBERT H ERM A NN Call on me at L amolois , O mkogm . ford last Sunday. He should have S. M. Bond, of Ellensburg, Wash Thanksgiving day has been declar Attorney nt Law, Rosehnrg, Oregon. Sundays at 11 A. M. and 7:80 F. M. Toft deeply interested himself in the ington, passed through town Mon mimed Miss Frances Hoffsess. W M . ELLIOTT « ... __ ed off. and will preach at Langlois on 2nd welfare of this section by securing Special Attention to Matter» Before Rev. Higgins, who preaches in day on his way down the coast. full information on all important 8. F., Oct. 2$.-*-In a decision rend Sundays at 11 A. M. and 7:80P. M. T R E S P A S S NOTICE. United States Land Office. the church next Sunday is coming Mr. Bond is a brother of the late ered by the First District Court of Everybody ia cordially invited to subjects. It ia to be regretted that Joel Bond, recently killed on his for a time to make his home in Cur it waa not possible for him to accept Appeals the Walker-Otis and betting attend these services. N otic « is hereby given tool! persons ry county, and our people should farm near LangloiC “He expects to law passed at the last legislature the invitation of Mayor Kinney to not to trespass upon the laud» of tha J. J. S T A N L E Y remain in Curry county indeHnitely. welcome him with a large attend stop at Grants Past and partake of nndersigned—the lands being describ has been declared constitutional. Noted Deaths. snee. The date conflicts with one As Mr. Bond was coming in over j the hospitality of its citizens, but be, ed as follows: All of the land lying Lawyi er. St. Johns, Oct. 26 —A steamer set by Rev. Simmons, but the latter1* the mountains he met another -through Senator Bourne, received East of the County road leading from Natchez. Miss., Oct. 21—Charles the needed facta regarding the ne Langlois to Bandon oi Lots 7 an d -W , gentleman wilj give way in favor brother, O. R. Bond, of Linn county, ’ believed to be the Ilaslia is ashore who had been to the scene ot trou- ¡on Grand Manan, ahd appears to T. Chamberlain, Sr., a prominent cessities of thia part of the Rogue Section 2tt, Township 30 South of CO Q U ILLE, - - - OREGON of Mr. Higgins. Range 15 West, for the purpose of cut- ble looking after property interests have been abandoned. She was merchant and brother of United River valley and there ia every rea ting^wixxl or taking o ff logs, or other Edison rays tl,aUiis liquid cement oi , he deceased.-Herald. bo*jn4 from Glasgow to Baltimore. States Senator George E. Chamber to believe that he will aid in wise trespassing without my oonsent K N A P P H O T E L , house, und his perfect storage bat- Hedrick Wilson has been pardon Mexico City, Oct. 26.—The town lain, of Oregon, died here last night, son the work of opening trails through Such parties will lie prosecuted. tery which he has just completed v , V» O. P. HAAQRKSEN. ed from the |>enitentiary by Gov. of Santa Rosa was inundated by a sged 64. the Siskiyou forest reserve and, if are his greatest inventions,and that Port Orford, Oregon, Benson. He was sentenced for life tidal wave laat night. The loaa of Mrs. Caroline A. Ladd, widow of asked, will help in the construction hia storage battery will revolution from Curry county for killing Aaron life ia believed to have been large. the late W. S. Ladd, pioneer hanker of the proposed wagon road from l* . K N A P P P r o p r io (o r ize all means of inland transporta Foster (Jo Jo) in Gold Beach sever Property losa is $5,000,000. of Oregon, and mother of William the mouth of the Rogue river to tion and travel. We are waiting to Always Stays “Put” al years ago. Governor Benson wag ' Etrat-class in every respect. install one in our buggy, only we ‘ St. liOuis, Oct. 25.—President M. Ladd,president of the Ladd A Qrater Lake. The scriptures say: present at Wilson’s trial, and like Go rd Feed 8table attached. haven’t a buggy. Taft and distinguished company Tilton bank, died in Portland Sat “Ask and ye shall racieve.” If the most other broad minded men, no people of the three counliee, that is, urday; aged 82 years. The Dairymen’s Ball in Langlois ' doubt believed that the evidence did started on a four days journey down Curry, Joeephine and Jackson, will Rochester, N. Y.,Oot. 21.— Major We run the Stage from Port Orford Saturday night was attended by a not justify, a verdict above man the historical Mississippi to New Orleans. Flotilla of torpedo boats General Elwell S. Olla, retired, vet aak the help of President Taft in via D airyvllle, oonneetlng with the large number of people— many at- slaughter, even it was not justified thia matter the appeal will not be S tage to Myrtle P o in t led the procession from St.Louis eran of the Civil and Spanish-Ameri- in vain. Since leaving home the lending from Port Orford and Bao by self defense. A petition, signed Eureka, Oct. 29 — Tremblea felt can wars and » noted Indian fight- president has taken a deep inteieat don. The music was furnished by by our leading men, and endorsed, in Humboldt county eleven minutes er» d*ed here today of heart trouble, in the national forestry question the Seaside Orchestra of Bandon, as we understand, by Judg# Hamil- ¿a» anJ was especially fine. Our young ton anil Dial. Atty. Brown, enabled to eleven last night. The quake •,Ie WH* 71 y ear# o f »8e- and we are told has now become an Albany, N. Y., Oct. 24.—Rufus enthusiast on the subject. He sees folks say it was the beat ball ever ; the Governor to give Wilson hia lasted a quarter of a minute and waa sufficiently severe to awake the W. Peckham, Justice of the United the necessity of roads through these had in Curry couuty. freedom. I In another column will be found Charles W. Mann and J. E. Fer- populace. Few plate glass in un States Supreme Court, died at hia forests and, if appealed lo, will, L J an ad for a Thanksgiving dance in gusun. of the United States Bureau substantial buildings cracked and a summer home at Altamont at 8:15 without doubt, give hia powerful tonight. He was appointed by few rickety chimneys disjointed. aid to the construction of our wagon Port Orford. Norman Tyler will of Soils, both bright, energetic young road, which ia, to a large extent, furnish the music on the violin, and men, spent several days last week Eureka, Ferndale Fortuna and Cleveland in 1896. Portland, Oct. 21.— Mrs. B. Wig- through the forest reserve.—Grants wilt tie accompanied by the piano, investigating the soils in this vicin- Scotia felt the quake keenly. Moat It is probable that there will also ity, Having completed the work damage waa done at Fortuna, which tar Morris died this morning at her Pass Courier. home, 634 Flanders street, after an be a shooting match during the day along the coast to the north, they suffered to the extent of $8000. Marshfield, Qr., Oct. 25.—Some Perinaiient as the hillw. but can be time, announcement of which will will continue their work on down Table Bluff,Cal., Oct. 29.—Severe illness of three days. Paralysis ia given as (he cause of death. The time ago it was postively announced removed in a second o f time. The appear Inter. There’ll be a good the coast. Samples of the different shock here last night at 10:45. BLACKSMITH AND WAGONMAKER only Clevis now on the market that time anyway. kinds of soil are forwarded to Wash Lasted 25 seconds—broke the lamp funeral .will not be held until the by those who claimed to know that stays where put. Alt Kinds of Iron In the Portola athletic carnival in8ton’ where they will be analyzed, in (he lighthouse and all lines of arrival of her son, B. W. Morris, John F. Stevens, H ill’s railroad The exclusive right to handle thia Steel and Woodwork from New York. Mra. Morris waa builder, bad visited Coos Buy add at San Francisco last Saturday, For “Dd ‘heir adaptability to certain communication are down. Exeentea on Short Notice rest Smithson, world’s chaiipion kinds of crops will be determined, the widow of the late Bishop Morris Curry county. Further verification Clevis will Is* sold b y C o m ities o r States, or set of three can be purchas Marshfield, Oct. 29.—All tinea of of that statement now cornea from ed for tl.n o. , Address hurdler, loet his first race. In the a,,d raaP’ wil* 66 ,nad* "bowing the eommunication are down aa a result and was 84 years of age. P l u m b i n g o f A ll K in d s Coquille City, the county seat of 120 yard hurdles. Edwards, of the d,flerent “oil locations, and instruo of the quake lust night. P r o m p tly D on e. Coquille, Or., Oct. 23.— Mistaken Cooe county. Tbe story is that University of California, defeated given for their cultivation, Burlington, Vt., Oct. 26.—Gen. in tbe darkness for a skunk and Stevens visited Assessor Thrift and thechampion. His time was 15 1 5 Th,a- we re«ard aa lhe «reale*‘ work H o r s e s h o e in g a S p e c ia lt y . Oliver Howard, the lest of the fired upon by a comrade, Harvey made a careful examination of the { seconds, equaling Smithson’s time our country is engaged in, and we at Seattle and hia time in the 110 are Proud lo know lhat our country -Union Commanders in the Civil Terrill, of this city, lies at tile point tax roll of the county. There hag metre hurdles at London. ,ead8 al1 olher8 "cientific agricul- War, died nt hia home here tonight of death tonight. Terrill and two of late been a feeling here that the L in c o ln C ou n ty H ig h HchooL 1 ture, which is based upon an under of heart disease. He was 79 years others, fishing partners, at their Hill road would undoubtedly reach Miss Ethel Cheever left the 18th gUndillg o , Our eniirecoun. of age. Ibis place.—Journal. camp on the lower river last night For Information In regard to Lincotn of September for Albany college to try j, to thus investigated. It Coalinga, Cal., Oct. 26 —H. 8. bad a mishap which may coat Terrill Marshfield, Or., Oct. 22.— Word County High Schoo), Stenography, study music. Also, Miss Jennie is a big job; but the beneficanl re Needham, matchmaker of the Coal hia life. Skunks had been stealing wag received here this afternoon Typewriting, Vocal snd Instrumental Bossen, Edna and Raymond Capps su Its are beyond the dreams of the I inga Athletic Club, today wired fish and otherwise depredating the that the schooner Lilly, running be Musie, Manual Training, Rent of fur left here the 19th of September for most optomistic humanitarian. Jeffries an offer o f$100,000 for the camp, and a shotgun loaded with tween San Francisco and Gardiner nished cottages, cost ol living, address Corvallis, Ore., to attend theO. A-C- went ashore on the north spit of the Prof. Wilbur, Newport, Oregon. championship contest between John buckshot was kept ready. Miss Jennie returned to finish her Umpqua river bar yesterday even Z SK fC C T H K H J E W S Terrill had left camp on an er son and Jeffries. Another Match. ing. The bar was rough amt she course and Edna and Raymond en rand, when the camp dog waaarous- waa caught in a heavy swell. Capt. P o r t O r fr ti-il, O r e g o n . tered as Freshmen, having received Loa Angeles. Oct. 21.— Battling Loa Angeles.—The steamer Whit- ed and ran barking through the Bottler and tbe crew held her well full credit for all the 10th grade Nelson and Ad Wolgast were match tier which arrived at San Pedro to brush. Tobin, one of Lhe partners, until she lost her rudder. Site had OA8OLINC CNaiNC Wood and Iron Work promptly work done in the district school «j today to fight 45 rounds for the ! d"F frotD the Columbia river reports with the gun, followed the dog and, a cargo of freight from San Francis Pump« Water, Ruxa done at moderate priées. Give we Milker, Separator, taught by Prof. Rowan at Denmark world’s lightweight championship »rough experience when crossing seeing whst he supposed lo be a , to and was io have taken a cargo of a trial before going elsewhere. lumber for the Gardiner Mills Com Chops -Feed, Etc. The Bandon Port Orford Railroad1»" ‘hia city, Thanksgiving day. the Colurohia river bar an Oct. 21. skunk over a log, fired. The shot pany. S a v e s W age» Company has advertised in the Re The fight ia to take place before the She sustained damage to the extent was followed by a scream of agony State your She has so far not sprnng a leak J. H. UPTON, rlU i-w caldUog. >D otina pa;«aff of several thousand dollars. Heavy *and h, r-u ,Q lh# gpot flnd T„ . icorder for Mils for slashing and Pacific Athletic ^Club and a new and it ia thought she will iu u day or two be washed oyer the V « . C O M M I H M O N E K , 'burning the brush and timber, 60 »r*n» outside the city limits will be »“ » wwe enwuntered and lifeboats. rill screaming on the ground. side the bar without great damage, feet wide, along the survey furtive built for the affair, unless arrange- were washed overboard. Upon ar- The injured man was hurried to further than the loss of hvr ruddei NOTARY PUBLIC, men is are made to use the arena of *1 San Francisco the Whittier miles from Bandon— bids to be in Ijgpdon and it waa found that be The Lilly is owned by a slock by Nov. 10th. Thia is encouraging, th^ defunct Jeffriea Athletic Club wil1 *» dry-docked for repair». was shot through both forearms sad company in which the Gardiner L anoloib , C vsmy C o ., O bkoos . I College Park, Md., Oct. 27.— Wil- the calf of one leg. Eighty four Mills Company and Captain Corn oti !>• wp. though a small beginning. W. 8 at Vernon. Oealer in Town Lota, and Improved v*U**A mean« u akin. N v The men ------ * — ’ wall hold Ibe bulk of stock. 8he m ,k r«iIo S i bur Wright bad as a passenger in buckshot were token from the Chandler has been selected Presi >9*uit without it. CaMareU. Candy C ltk o » pounds ringside. A purse of $12,- . . . , . . .. _ and Wild U nde. «•c vieHM >vttr blood a.»d kei-p it dean» I Br p - u .u . k uu u . - . was built in San Francisco in 1882, dent of the company and the capi -nn a. _ . 7 his Aeroplane today, Mra. Van De- w oan d ab yth .p b y.ic.an . H o w .. 28 f,x,t l«im ati*-uiiK up l ‘. e hxv liver and n rirto f am, all»»» ia to be hung up. The title is ./ , . ... F ilings and Final Proof* Made on j tai increased to a half million. oOO i fiom the body. )<egin to day to of # |l men >nd. * oaiamh bjnipiea, lx>iia, blo»chpa, biaekbeo&t now held by Nelson and will go raM- w,fe of ‘he Captain of the 2t.u brought to hie home here today, and . she wrr|w, . i u x iik a l kiddy bilious complex id ii b\ Homesteads and Pre-emptions. Peqple have faith that thia road with the decitioo w the cotping i Infantry, after a fl'ght of ^minutee now lies iu an unconscious oondi i has for year« beeq I . lacorvta.—I enuty for ten toflta. AM <lra^ I will he built next year. lipn, with up boye of hia xetovory. Gardiper. fight. bn landed without mishai* GENRRtL CONVEYANCING. uti*U» «ituUMt»DD <u<caaUed. 10 k A y e r ’s H a i r V i g o r W»ha«c examined several titles icAbe ---------- f>»»t year that bad Judgment, a«ninat *5''“ F rancisco h as won the Ihuu- ib em tbe uwner. knew nothing about- bnII Pennant for 190», Portland be Better get at! »bstraot aad kuow what mg second. > fo u r title la. G eorge C>debroo< wax is town It la <Mir business to furnish ab stract» and Hear titles. .Thursday on bi» way to Bandon Carry ( want/ Abstract (onqta.y, where hie mother w ill redide in the (Incorporated) future (odd Beach, Oregon. W . A. JVont), M anager. There are 29,000 men at work iu D o e s n o t C o lo r th e H a i r Feed Stable. Thanksgiving Ball Nielsen’s Hall, Port Orford, Oregon, on Thanksgiving Night, November 25, 1909 FLOOR MANAGERS: George H. Quigley and Robert G. McKenzie, Jr. Tickets |1. - • - , Supper 50c WATCHMAKER The Burrow Clevis J. A. BOWMAN W. E. Burrow, Corbin, Ore. Slack- Smithing M W ADE2 t
