The Port Orford tribune., June 29, 1910, Image 2

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(Successor to John R. Miller )
YODB DEPOSIT ACCOUNT 18 SOLICITED
O E N B I i A L M I S ilO H Æ I V T ,
" at thia bank. Banking privileges
xgiven in return are safest and beat
obtainable. Tfour “best friend” is
a good bank aocount. Bank here
i be prosperous. , -.
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/ / a r t A .'«U w art, Aawwlate M i U r .
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AMES S. JOHNSTON
may go back on yon when he finds
yon lack fund*.
Money cements
friendship and helps build your
fortune.
f& j-P o rt Orford, Or.^T^
—
NEW GOODS,
cy of some m illions up to date in
eluded.
rae » o n tea eaurau a* yur i paper .
tow v tk cia 'o u> » a tek your.eub-1
President Banfit Id of the boss dray the Forettry Service, and if wonl.l
1 «•rlpUaoU»»**.
’
men’« association says he has the be forthcoming for their services
and fresh supplies will be reoeiyed by erery steamer, It sball i«
>•
O.
Z umwalt , Vice President
i a full stock of everything required by the
teamsters strike busted by the ar oould noVbe dispensed with now L oom K m a re, President
ms
keei
s a p o in r the
e , to
line
o?
Cashier
tiacao avaav wssaa-oav m o ja « i . rival of » o re men than he need* Io that the most of them bad gone
D. Lntrcxa, Cashier
L omsv , Asalatant
oír. McKaaatx, Director
J o n W. McKenna, Secretary
take their placet. Who can explain through, qpl leg«, »nd were accustom­
G R O C E R IE S and P R O V IS IO N S ,
ed
to
the
Job,
«S|«cially
of
being
Thera will ha .uh * proportion« ( u,e phenomenon pi the rapidity with
BOOTS and SH O ES
3 '«pitted to the voters of Oregon which “more men than are,wanted" wstehfnt of those whose stock might
M ENS and BOYS, CLOTHING,
at oar November elections, to create rush in to fill the places of strikers unfortunately get upon the reserve
and their owners n o t p»''l a gras •
oaa counties. Jl look* like the i f all men have employment!
L A D IE S ’ DRESS GOODS,
work o i l ba a »am ia* o f the Initia
• The San Francisco Bui let io apeak la g fee. , r -, ,.
H A R D W A R E , G R A N IT E and TIN W A R E .
I askefUhow thorn- m illions were
tive sa d Referenduig, to make it ia g o fM r . Herria’a appeal at Cor­
c ig a r s , T obacco , p ip e s
unpotmlar. Tha creation of nea vallis jn behalf of the established, obtained and he aaid he could toot
counties should be left to the voter* that is, of things »a tbay are says: ,; t e ll.b u t 'h e «apposed the people
C A N D Y , N U TS and NOTIONS.
' 1
w erelaxéd, which, however waanot [
ofjtha ooitnlies sffreted by the pro­
“ ttiaih«». F. H errin, hose of the Include^ ih'ttia grazing fba.
In tact, a supply of everything usually kept iu a well stocked
' <
posed changes. It is impossible for
8outhaf.it Paeific political roxchin«.
General Merehandlsa Store.
*
I asked him if the price o f Mohair
¿he people of th« state to vole in hits a t l#st made a public add re«.
made
aqy
difference
in
the
grazing,
ORDERS
TAREK
FOR
AKY
ARTICLE
KOt
fK
STOCK.
I I.
.telligeully on th e creation of a sing With th«'denunciation o f Cal if »r-
fee,
b
u
t-bu
assured
ma
that
tha
ie Ooonty, let alone on the creation
nia riugusg in hia.ears, ha b ts gone
p r ic e s .
of a d ife n . The opty safe way is to Ore. ami there before the students prion cut iro figure. The futt anna
must be paid or a penalty was at­
to vote against all o i them, and
of the college from which hu grad tached by the Supervisor.
J.zzjrfching'
thus force a wiser method of slicing
uated long years ago be has sound­
J asked him if be oould direct me
up old counties to create new ones. ed a warning against public clamor
to
some locality which was as y et
. i
Let the law provide that n.w coun ,
*
fw well-awkoocd
outside of a Reserve and he told me
Ilea can oply be created by voles of | b|j(j
on
‘
wb0 r* ',,e " ‘k * ff*!,ted I According to Mr. Herrin, there Point Barrow lie thought was as yet
W j t o r r , to be rc/.rred to U » elec- '
jn pab)i<j —
y # t outside, but 1 would not expose my
geographical knowledge by asking
torafa pf the state in extrema case.
of
k„ow#
any questions a* to the location of
where injustice is spparent.
American Independence was the re Po,nt B<Jr0Wi Md
mlght
suit of public clamor, that wbat ,
infer lh#t , w##
bred
Mr.
Herrin
calls
the
well
seasoned,
j
mertily
angoriM
,Qr
my
JwaNTrrrH C xstuky ox K oo « f . vw . t .
crystalliaed public opinion strongly I heaUh j b„d
w in elhing in
Allnwlw. tb w a Puint Barrow
“Tha people are looking fora Mo opposed separation Irons England, i
tea to deliver them from the power Jn all the great struggle« for human &m| j wou1d aScerUin frora that.
a
pf th e trusts. They have turned liberty the situation waa the same. 1 asked him how many Forests there
fheir eyes to Theodore Roosevelt as Public clanior waa with the great were and he answered he thought
such a leader. He is ambitions;— William who, in the Netherlands, tln-ie were some 23 in Oregon, Wash
a rpan of extraordinary energy and sowed the teed of modern democracy, ii,gioii and Alaska, and .waa very
indomitable vrjll. He has been well seasoned public opinion was posjiivejSrint Barrow wag n ot.in a
twice President. Another election with PhilipufSpain Publicclam or U •«rrvegbut he thought could be
pnuld encourage the electorate in was behind Crrnnwell; well seasoned | iovludetTyn lime as ihe corps.of of-
the fatal mistake of working to the public opinion Stood by Chsrle* 1. fiuti«Is did not seem ss yet complete,
In Franoe public clamor brought nui wouhl not ha until tha lost
one man power safety.
about
the revolution that eventu.-tl-
The one man power is monanchl
spit a« yjtd unraecrysd « a s conserv­
cal not democratic. No man
man has
I•*«<*!I ll'« government In the ed , mid (b eg a n (o think he was
tbri.ee been elected President of the hands of the P»»I*T wall seasoned u o ra iii^ iik th e interest .q u ietly óf i
k
U . 8. The Father of bi» Country ’ Pub,io opinion sought lo .buttress |) (> CmwHiaa government, and my
yefused such an offer. Gen. G iant I the lh
« « a of *he
-A
throae
she «»PPresaor.
o p p r e s s , Com
v ,.« •
b ilg e d to hunt
m
g
further
forward
.and
««UiBg!
r.rf
AlberU< \Vinni-
p e l his Master too when hit ambi­
o | | w C4nadia0
tion led him to seek a third term. back l o t u r e o « n U j.U wm p u b lic .
1,
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demanded U>< rree«lt>rn
7 ^.
¿y
The people turned to Julius Caesar clamor
ofthenqgro. Every conrerva.i v e in - ’
roin(, g ^ odry for
o « ;
to save them from the sooial evil«
¡ , outFideof th e Re.
of Rome, elected him consol, then alitutiotf songht to retain Ihesh.ck
t o , and even from hundreds of p u l-, „
barn or #hed ig in.
Consul for life, then Dictator.
like the fabric of a dream. The
m p.tt and tron. the great American .. h, a lio ,,1V , pring ffhere j „,,u jn Forester suggested there m ight be a
The people of Franoe turned, to!
, am
Mnpoleoo Bonaparte, elected hira un,versa,ee the voice of we I season- , w i<er
Change made in the law, and per­
ed
public
opinion
defended
slavery'
copsul, then consul for life, then
informed the waters are all conserv­ m it settlers within the reservation.
gmperor. Is history to repeat it­ as a divine inatilution.
ed, w h io h j presume will include my
But a^hy argue,with Mr. Herrin? spring. 1 J
self? Let us hope that virtue and
■t
patriotism still live in the hearts of H is speech is an appeal for the per­
I asked the Forester if be would
the people, that a government of the petuation of wrong. On behalf of kindly inform me why the Federal
people by the people and , for the the great, predatory corporations of Government was making all these
Orders taken for articles not in sti ck
people is not to perish from the the nation he makes this plea:
fteservea^and he answered t’w«s for
earth, that the return from Elba “ Please let us continue to rob the the benefit of posterity and the pro­
pill be prophetic of the Waterloo people.”
fits arising to the Government from
Anil I see it stated in the Ore the conservation.
|h at any would-be Napoleon is des­
I asked him Forester Tor that last hope, I told
tined to meet at the hands o f the gonian that Herrin ia the highest where the profits wets when there him I would oommunlcate with Mr.
salaried'man on the Pacific Coast was so great a deficit as to requir«; Anderson as he suggested, and if I
American people.”
something verging on lo $100,000 an appropriation of *4,009,000, and could possibly live, and pay the fees
a yea'Tl Now, the public pava this he answered the profits would be required I would do so even tbo’ it
The Thoroughbred German Perch­
C U R R E N T T O P IC S .
1 jn the way of higher freight and apparent later. I asked him if the cost the consumption o f the last
eron Stallion
passenger rates. And what service posterity fa c t bf the Rocky M oun­ Camas growing
on Moonshine
has Herrin tendered the ptiblic to tains were ever taken into oonaider Mountain, tho’ Be location, for the
B y J. II. UrTox.
earn thie,?. Just none at ill. A« a ation, or war« the w ill« » supposed present esas to me unknown, yet
N otice of 8 a le « r S ta te Lands.
Editor T riubn a—
matter of fact, the public is charg­ to have emigrated to Canada. He fait assured I would find it when
Timber Claims Bought-
My. bungling interlineation in ed up with the cos t o f its own ba
answeredfhv posterity the Govern dire oeoeasity aided in the purauit.
Notice 1« hereby given that the State
I will oonsider the purchase of fir.
last weeks article led the types into trayal in the matter of the debauch
Land Board will receive sealed bids un­ and cedar timber claims, the deacrip-
ment meant alt, regardless of loca­
Now it ia up to me to consider
g gerersl m ixup of O ilholic, Pro­ in g the elentorate, the Courts and
til
10:00
o'clock
A.
M..
June
»,
1910,
tion. But 1 said if we are not per­ whether te go to Point Barrow or
Von whereof is submitted to me by the
testants, Bishop Beuvbts and John law making las ties.
for the following described school lands original locator. If well timbered, and
mitted to settle upon the lead fit remain on Moonshine Mountain,
to-wit:
Calvin. What I tbo’t I was writ­
L-uigluis Ore.
and in favorable locations I will pay
only for graxing and which includes and take chances of locating and
All of Section 1«, T. 29 8. R. 9 W
ing was, that the Catholic Church­
j cash therefor, addivea
All
of
Section
M,
T.
SI
8.
R.
3
W.
m any large rocky knobe which will being unehsturbed.
,
The 8W
|. W,
VI.
Wi of SEI and lota 3 and
,»
ANGUSG. MACKAY
es throughout Christendoip, had
See. 1«, T.
r. S3
32 8 ft R. 18 W.
not permit the payment of grazing
I have made many friends a n d ,
Resl Estate Agent
about two yearssikce, Celebrated the
All
of
Section
1«,
T.
39
8.
R.
13
W.
O v e r th e r id g e .
fees to the Government, what else anticipate waking many more. I
Port Huron, Mich, f
The Nj of 8 |, and Lota 1. 3, 3 and 4
canonisation of the “ Msiil of Or­
can we.dq ^pt go ta some locality am not far from the growing town
of Section 1«, T. 41 8. R. 12 W.
z Bv J. Q. ft. » k / *
leans," more than 500 years after
N otice o f Kale o f S la te Lands.
The Ntoq of NW l. NEJ and NE| of
like the Canadian provinces, and o f Happy lawn and there ia Sawtown .
,___ .. , ,
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she h id been convicted of sorcery
.
,
< la a beautiful four year old black Ptw- SEJ orttec. 1«, T. 3b S. R. 32 E.
1 asked him if Zeb Farnitoay was our posterity/be found there, and 8 o n t o heyqtid, awl « a n y pleasing iCheron w, 1<h,Bg IJS0 lh. .
Lota 1, 3 ,3 and 4 and 8K( of 8W1
WM t o .
Notice** hereby given that the 8tal
by a Court ci:inp<ieed of Calho)ic
in tha reserve, aqil he said Yes but the enjiyrmei^l of all hie conserve people in each, and of ‘happy glor- , porteo from Gegmany by J. 1C. Ruby, and S l ot SRI a t Section 1«, T. 9 8. R Land Board will receive sealed bids
liiahhp« presided ovyp by Bishop
13 E.
lieu vats, »fid been' W rnt i t ' ihe Ire could have his allotted land, hut tion (3 CFfoiled byjiim in distance iouJ temper omenta. A sprinkling of of Puvtlend, Or.
fxAa 1, 2, 3, 4, and the Wt of E l, El until 11:00 o’olock A.M , August 1 ,1910,
URAINAULT will stand at the fol­ of W*. SWl_of N W4 and Wj of 8W> of for the following described school
must pay fyr grgsiug ou-land of the which aomficlaim as enchantment. •II kinds o f pbople except the H igh ­
Stake. Aod, I added, that John
Section 3«, T. 19 8, R. 11 E
lands, to-wit:—
government.
I asked lti;p if be eould explain er U p e.en d ’they will not com e for lowing places during the seaaon of
All bids must be accompanied by a
Calvin n Protestant bad ordered a
NJ of N j of Section 8«, T. 30 8. R. 14
1U0.
regularly executed application to pur­
1 asked him how much I .would to me why the State had no right » long tim e, a« the tection is nearly
brother ;we««her burnt «t the slake
* BANDON
chase and at least one-fifth of the
All
bids m iilt be accompanied by a
be com|>elled to pay for my angor««, to the w sttfa within it« boundaries. inviting to th e settler and the work­
April-1—3—10—11—18—19—» —27—38 amount offered.
for heresy not so long after the
No
bid«
of
less
than
*7.30
per
acre
and he said I could cointntfntAale Hfe said the State had the right, but er.
regularly executed application to pur­
7
May—«—7—15—lfr-Jj—3<—15.
tragedy that clewed the earthly ca­
will be considered,
chase and at least one-flfth of the
with a Mr. Auderaou of Grapts the Federal Government the con
June—
1—
3—3—10—11—IS—
Sfi-29—yO
.
I
wondered
why
it
eras
Happy-
The
right
is
reserved
to
reject
any
reer of Jo., u of A rc ,
amount offered.
and all bid«.
Pass. J asked him who Anderson trol. I suppoee he meant tha State lawn, Sawtown and other plaeea,
FOUR MILE
The “clamor" of the Slave Power
No bid of lees than *7.60 per acre
Apptlrntion«
and
bid«
should
be
ad­
* waa and why alupthM communicate oould claim it but could not control far and remote, wasn’t in the reserve April—3—13—31— US. May—8—17—M. dressed to G. G. Brown, Clerk State
will be considered.
was: “ We want to be let alone” . The with him, an <tne answered Ander­
Jane—t—
13—91.
land Bonn), Salem, Oregon, and mark­
it. Thia aeemed to me anomalous. but aeoertnined th , land bad been
The right ia reserved to reject any
f i .(hern Pacific tend« out Boss son was the Supervisor of theSivki
ed “Application and bid to purchase
LANGLOIS
I must say the Forester was very located » a n y y e a r s ago hyplacing
and all btda.
lands.
April « fi > 13—14—17—92—33—3«
ilerrii; to make a like demand in you Fnreetyaml col keeled tfrs funds
G. G, B r 'v i,
Applications and bids ebnnld be ad-
kind and polite to n
me,
r , urging me to »crip upon it, this relegating a large
bebaii o f the Money Power.
, Clerk State land Board, dressed to G. G. Brawn, Clerk State
for ir«xiaffit>»rirfi&, safe« of timber, pay (be gr«ifatf fee arid escape troU- am ount to private ownership, and —30. May—1— 3—C—• —10—14—1»—i» 1
- 3 3 - 3 7 - 3 8 - f i l. June b fi 9 |> -1 Dated March 34,1910.
Land Board, Salem,Oregon, and mark­
•' Tha Oregonian characterise« Sen etc. I asked him what was done ble, and o f course I oould compre
j
botMem springing up the owner* 14—14—18— 93—33—37—
ed, “ Application and bid to purchase
a tor Beveridge's hill to concern j aith tlw m«MeyJaq<fo lie answered hand eren thangh » g -x t herder,
lultitude
gave employment to
SIXES
state lands.”
cun' lands as “QapJoodle.*’ That It all went to
her| |wy the ralarto he waa doiofc Bis duty to the Gov- of people, the enterprising spirit of April—ft-7 -S—13—! • —34—
t& help
G. G. B bowh ,
(8uceaanr to A. B. caaig)
piper hea frequently asserted that of Forester« and Furegtzy official», erment. afid endeavoring to earn its owneredoing much for poeterity May - 3 4 -11—13—H —« 0 - 3 1 3 9
Clerk State Land B<wrd,
the Deolaration of InJependenoe ia I sated ¿¡m what w,.»done with (lie hie kafaryl I (old him I would try
June—7—8- M—17
Dated, April 32, 19.0.
it seems to me, by making a Made
Terms, Single Service, *10.00 doe at
•‘flapdoodle’’ »nd Its author a dem 1 surplus which 1 thought wm derlv-
and herd my goat* outside the Re­ of grass to grow where waa never time of service.
N o M o ra C e d a r to S pare.
agogue. The Editor will never e x - ed after he bad b^d in en f the many serve, but there being no fence they
known, and- gtve employment lo
For Season, *13.
cute tho man who defeated Hainil Foresia now r»-serve«l, and he said i m ight in ray abeeaco a while I waa
I must husband my timber to re­
To inrare, *30.00, due when mare ia
the eager lA o rvr,
ton » party sud with it H am ilton’« ; (here was nq «orpin«, but the gov. j sleeping go upon (he favored elopee
known to ba In foal.
W
» . J l J . r f » S Jw .*
-
Anything not in stock, will place fence* and buildings on tha
in .J f t r - i l f . ,
..,
scheme loaree* a “beneyoleni” dre ernuH-nt paid whatever Imlance b e-! of M oonshine Mountain, which the
Due care wNI ba take*to prevantao-
form, therefore I must not spare any
be pleased tc order
)<ot!«m in Ihiaeouatrr, anil fr m came due by granting a t «ppropri J Federal gnvWfimenl claim s nA Ila
more cedar. Pleaae do not ask for
record af euere, r.B» rhlente, but will not ba responsible,
queuedm medical history, prove* should any occur.
iL
partieipeH m in which all hot Ihe a lio n ,‘« wd though bo did-not know own aaebmtjreiy.jmd tha
RerAiRiNG
NexiLY
D
one
Black Percheron Breeding Aae’n
•.'richfiwMfwell horn” shocld be eg- exactly he m id there was adeficien ■ mark ibe limit o f its « « w . « :
J. H. U rro i« ,w -r
1 natici., Ore. L . J. fita aura, Mgr
Langlois, Or., August 27, 19IQ,
3-
BANK O F P O R T O R FO R D
Port Orford, Oregon >
W.
K 3.
DOORS - WINDOWS - MOULDINGS
: Call and examine goods ar.d get
yo n N eed in M ill W ork
W rite ua for P rices or a n y Informa-
-..-f . ■ ■ jf.
tion you N eed in thia Line
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
North Bend Manufacturing Co
G ro c e rie s <fc P ro v is io n s
IVortli Bend, O region
•JZPort Orford, C u rry C ounty, Ore.^>s
B A R G A IN S
In
Ifiveryth in ir;
Ladies' & Gents' Furnishing Goods,
■»«■a
F o r a n y th in g in H a r n e ss or
S a d d e l r y I t w i l l p a y y o u to
: c a ll on
Dry Goods
Hats and Caps
*
Boots and Shoes
Cigars and Tobacco.
■ Pearce, the H arness M a n ,
p i n e A s s o r t m e n t of
M y r tle P o in t, O r e g o n .
I
Ilr e M
cnlieom, fla-niiels, eto. 1
- i
BU ILO UP
H a r d u i a r e & T in u ia r e ,
ffarness, Leather, etc.
A ll Ooods N e w and Up-to-date.
A first class m il’inerv shop In con­
nection with store,
Notice To Horsemen
Call, g e t our prices, and be convinced.
2T. C . N I E L S E N .
C R A IN A U L T
M.
M.
W J . ClJKBIlV
to
All Kinds (f Hirnitt iml
Saddtlry
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