r sM É . ttsh, 1910. ,, O v f c s c R i r t w R « atk ». O ire Copy Oita Y e a r . . . . . . . . . . - . » I JSo V o « Copy Hix M o n th » ....-,.. , < « . Due Copy Throe HowDii................ 76 ¿0 B À R I» Y T . B T W W A B T . I rank A. Htewart, Aaoeelat« HM or. < TXpnatMaaaMMoa jo V in u e r. («bewtthrAaM M which y«ai A b -( • nrt**tcwlcp«tl. » H »0B O BVBBV M a ftO S O A V M O aXIM I. -Anvkimai»« B e r n R kmmmia » ls . Ths High H hfio) Again. Last work's Globe makes a pa­ thetic pica fo rth« wtablicbment of a County High SeJjool.dwelling up­ on tlie many poor children in the county «h o are suffering “ menially ami m orally” for the want of such Also, and daring the nine months graceafarssaid, extensive forest« of large rips cedar limber in Ranges 11 and 12, and not yet surveyed, were blanketed with sorip, the tim ­ ber being indNBted on tentative plate now on file itf the land office. And do I hear you say that that manner of locating and describing land would ba a bassrdoua venture. Not a bit of It. The corporation lawyer who draw the bill passed by Congress aa in duty bound, tuok no chances on that, as ba provided in plain, direct vernaoular that the scrip lo cate/o r his successor in in tareat should ba permitted to amend Kis boundaries after survey so as to sr»^W(ew«».-Wf*7»«w«5>.-ya Fpr Sale. Thoroughbred pedigreed fteutrh Oui­ lle puppies. Males *10, Females $5. 3 . W. FLANAG AN, Marx! lleld, Ore. . , s -*» -« » -*-» . « J . - - r ii W ednesday , < Curry C w a ty was made the vie tim of the wanton ra jie of her «a-» survryrd timber territory, and this -during the -trine -moathe of grac^ given the ecploilere in the amenda­ to ry act. They swooped down upon due bodies n f limber on Six«» -and plaetrred th eir scrip even aft< r Town 32, Range 14. hod been «or •veyed, but for some reason plat "had not yet been lie d , so the grab here had the benefit of advance plats to aid them lij. their seteotions. Lo cal jHMiple Wfio needed timber aad were patiently awaiting the filing of the plats so they could secure it, found ihemselvcs down and out when “ time wasuaHed**. AMES S. JOHNSTON P u e lB e M o n t h ly 's K*>eciitl: In t r o d u c t o r y O ffe r The Fsettle M<>atblr of Portland. O r. | Oregon, is a beautifully illustrated monthly in gaxine whieltdgives v- ry full informatlou abou- the reaoun-es and opportunities <>f the oumitry lyiu« W e t o f the Ruckiea. I t tells all shout the G ivwument Rectsmat'on Projects.1 flee OeveVnmeai land and te la about t Write withoot fear and without fee to Worid’i DtspeoMry Ma dairying, poultry raising, eta. I t i -.a I thteaW,a h M M * * * 7 21 telli «0 ahos« wuaaa*t diaeews, and how to ear« splendid stories by Jack Lond.u ui.d - > ‘-‘- f i —- “ 'iirris r? ° cepted on or before February 1 1911.1 Send roar name and address aoeom-. punied by fifty cents tu stamps and Louw K napp , Pres. J. D. Loucjs, Cashier learn all about Oregon, W arhingt n. Idaho and California. C. W. Z umwalt , V. Pres. E. J. L onev , Asst Cash Address, The 1 aciflc M onthly, Poit- lsnd, Oregon. F oot . M c K enzie , »Director. -+Ü-* (Successor to John R. M ille r.) The J. W. M c K enzie , iA t i - ! C o n test N otice. fim p o r t Orford, N EW GOODS, and fresh supplies will he received by every steamer. I t ahall tw niy put pose to keep a fu ll stock of every tiling required by the trade in the line (if G R O C E R IE S and P R O V IS IO N S , B O O T S and S H O E S M E N S and BOYS, C L O T H IN G , ' ” - M e appeal. THE TKIBliNE. L A D IE S ’ DRESS GOODS, H A R D W A R E , GJRANITK and T IN W A R E . D kfabtmkmt o r tiik I i t w o i , U ni - tod 8 tatxb L and Ovrtoa. C IG A R 8 ,T O B A C C O , P IP E S - Serial No. 031 SI. Contest No. 8108. In . Boe«vUrg, Oregon. September, 1«, lfilO. A sufficient contest affidavit baring been filed In this office by WUIlaut P. YOUR B A N K K O B ryant, contestant against Homestead Entry No. 0313, Serial No. 0S13I, made sbruary 13, 1W». (or BKJ NEJ, W | I NEJ and 8EJ NWJ Section 26, Town- I sh p 3 1 B , Range IS W , Willamette 1 M eridian, by Charles H . Oshoru, C on-: taatee, la which it to alleged that aald N O B A N K W IL L H A N D L E Charles H . Osborn has wholly «hand-1 oned said entry for more than a year Y O U R B U 8 I N E 8 3 B E T T E R and a half, has made no improvements on said land whatever, said parties are hereby notified to appear, respond, and offer evidence touclrtnwald allegation at 10 o'clock ft. m. on Ochsber 36, lOUt before a. H . Uptod, U .s tVhn mi « lo n ­ er, at h.a office In Langlois, Xlregou, and that final hearing will be held at 10 » ’elude a. ra. on November 8, 1310, before the Register and Receiver a t the United States Land Office in RoBebuvg, Oregon. The said contestant having, in a proper affidavit filed September 2, 1010, sot forth farts which show that after due diligence personal service of tiiis not oe can not be made, it is hereby ordered and directed that such notice Ira given by due and proper publica­ B A N K O F C A N D Y , N U T S and N O TIO N S . P O R T A In fact, a supply of everything usually kept in a well stocked aa iustilution, and «bo are loo poor BUSINESS SOLICITED .to go away t^ school.1 In the «am« issueof that paper repeated men Aioa ie wade of the “ High School" now being taught at Gold Beach. PO R T ORFORD, T h i* being a fact> there is now in ¿operation in the eotmly three High OREGON Schools, with several more prnspec- include the land he thought he , ties ones in vie«, and it is a mycte waatad. ry that we would like to have the But to long as people oarry torch­ U l ihe explain i f . this system does es in the prooeseiou and vote ’er . not reach more poor ’ children than straight, why they will oonunue to one school centrally located, and as get what they voted for. U is, each school is kept up by the Readers of the T a i bonk w ill re­ people who derive a benefit from it member that I have, In the past, and not by an anjust burden upon written multiplied ooiumns in con the taxpayer at large the majority deronation of Oregon’s top heavy id whose children could reap no re­ system of education, and in favor of ward for the expenditure, but oa the a batter endowment of oor Common .contrary would be deprived of the Schools wherein 95 per cent of our tion. opportunity they now have to taka B bxiaxix P. Joaxa, children receive a ll the education ... Register. Bp higher work. they may ever hope to get. That, Record ad-Ir»s» of entryman— The Globe would mislead when It Uuudon, Oregon. though thastate haa lavished mil* says that it to against the law to lion» oa University, Agricultural To W. T . Bod ley, Charles H elllug, tench grades above tbs eighth in our College and ao called Normal aud the heirs at-law aad administra­ public schools. When a majority of Schools, its annual contributions in tor of the Estate of R. B. Bams, de­ » ‘ *•* * the legal voters of a district so da • I i* ■ . aid of our Common Schools have ceased, aud to Uuear Mayer, M o rt­ hire they ta.i establish higher grades been little better than a roaring gagee. and to a ll others whom It may at any time, provided the district eotteern: farce. eball maintain at least sight months . You, and each of yon, will «lease And this brings ma to the eon ’ »kv notice that J. T. M ilner and U. H. school during the y * u in lower Green. and Cbarlos G. Briggs oa »1- sideralion of the proposed * « •B n , ‘ miwhtratur of the estate of said C. H. I grade work. Tb|e w n he done by .Green, deoq seal, for the State of O re -1 kchooi" tur O a rry county, and any district within itselfj the county « t least One Hundred > moves ma lo say that, u ntil we. «»ti gun.ipctforuiad has nothing to as/ in the matter. Dollars' wortli of labor or improve­ eecure further and more procficil ments as assessment work between We would call attention to Hon. legislation on the subject, the scheme Jae ary 1st and Decemlwr Sletof each J. H . Upton’s able and timely re year for the years 1907, 1908, and l!M)9, to premature and Roomed lo igno- r>-sp<-<5tlvrly. on each of tlie four fol­ marks upon thia question in anoth lowing desert)*»! m ining claims, situ- fir polumn, and to the toot that if wo minious failure. iib d on Mule Mountain, in Curry Aa matters now stand, all the sup >-<>uuty, Mate of Oregou, to-wit: sra to oonfar the greatest good upon 1st, The M ale Mountain la»le or port our Common Schools receive is M inin g Claim, I.««lion notice of which ti e grenteet number this question is leoonteel un icge 166 of Volume No. . w ill be overwhelmingly voted down from a direct tax on the people 4, Mining Records for Onrrv County, the counties save and except kos Oregon, which said Record is hereby in the election Nov. 8. Nwtice to V oters. LN T H E COUNTY COURT OF T H E the measly 42 par child of school made part hereof, and referred to for a more particular description. » STATE O P OREGON, FOR T H E age doled qut of the interest fund Whenever petitioned by one hundred Snd. The Big Devils Stairs Creek PURRENT TOPICS. arising from loans of school money. M ining Claim, the luca'ion notice of legal voters who are taxpa>ers, the t * ■* COUNTY OF C U R R Y ; which is recorded on page 19 in V .J. 8b* ‘* ‘ t' e «eDO™! To add an additional and ae|mr*tc ume No. 4 of M ining RMorda fer o i t - B y J. H. U pton . In tlie matter of thé eetatei lax ou the people of thia sparsely ry County, Oregon, Which said Record t,on following submit the question of, of Joel Boud, deceased.^ Citation. is hereby wade pert heiaof, and refer-'establishing and m aintainingaoouuty ' |Cditor T kibuhk — . | settled couniy to equip and endow red to for a more particular deaorip- high school. .Bond, Elam Bond, Silos * M I ***e oourt on closely examining the Bond, Milton Bond, HanDSfa Cumings, Not alone 8tate Legislatures b u t; i1**1* • cho° 1* I*» » « and un * ... , Mountain Creek signatures on petition presented, finds Mary Knowlton, and the unknown the Federal Congress as well upon j “* 1 burden- M ining Claim, the location notice o f, that IJU of the »tone are legal peiUion- heirs at law of Dayton Bond, deoi-ased to all others unkuown, interested’ oocasion, apt corruptly. The act| About <400,000 arising from cor wutch is recorded on p.ge 324 In Vol- era and would respectfully ask the vo and in Ba d estate; General Mereliandlse Ntore. ORDERS TA K EN FOR North Bend Manufacturing Co ^NovtH I-Seiid, Oveg-on < nine No. 4 of M ining records for Curry levs to carefully consider theexpedien |l|pK sold «■«Iwl record »■ »»^1 f_ _fi as. a ____ v M_ _ * • Is cy of riveting the Mount Ranier Purest porulion taxee anti licenses includ- County, Oregon, wlilch thia measure before spprovrl. Reservation is a earn In point, where 1 infi Inheritance taxes are annually hereby made part hereoi, and referred C ounty C o v b t . ’■ Call and examine goods and get prices. vev^W 'i v . w iw i'w iM T w . — GENERAL MERCHANDISE, G ro c e rie s & P r o v is io n s ^fPort Orford, Curry County, Ore.^ 4 DOORS - WINDOWS - MOULDINGS Anything you Need in Mill Work W rite us for Prices or any Informs- , tion you Need in this Line * A N Y A R T IC L E N O T IN S T O C K . B A R G A IN S In I ^ v e r y t lk in if . Ladies’ & Gents* Furnishing Goods, Dry Goods Hats and Caps Boots and Shoes Cigars and Tobacco. p in e fls s o rtrn e n t o f j X-»nrtO rfor«I Gregou, on count In the m atter of the administra­ utes of the United States, and the laws cific City Improvement Company aud grants to railroads, much of it teachers and County Superintend­ of lota 7, 8-and 9Hec. 19; ’ i • PortK' n of which a part of the wharf tion in the estate of George M . Waters, the State of Oregon. Lakeport Improvement Comjxny, for deceased. That said Court has ap­ ents study lit« matter so as to bring That there wae and is due and ow­ worthless rocky peaks, and tnuoh 8 W IN W J , W J SWJ, NEJ 8W J, 8 |- without my consent. All sums aggregating Five Thousand One in g to the estate of O. H . Green, de- Hundred red ant ■ w Y i m i i *« 2 *- “ ; i partte. are hereby warned not to drive pointe,! Monday, the 7th day nf Novem­ and Fifty-three ($6,163.00) m orj of It logged off land. Tbs intelligent pressure lo bear ou the ceased, by the said W. T . Bodley for Dollsra, and coats taxed at Twenty-five W ia W i« e & 3 8 - ! < i pDe« or treepaaa in any manner what- ber, 1910, a t the court hopte In Gold •ame privilege w rfttn lih subsequent i Legislature lo this end. his proportion of said assessment ($36.00); D. dlarst and decree of lorecloe- E M fbf f« Portland, Oregon. interest treat in In each of said claim», der of sale issued by the Clerk of aald | Lot 2 Sec 31; tlement thereof. Qlficr, sod realising the gross injrn* in thsifrelstsai« to a ratimial ays* aixth m aking a total of 4301.00. Court under aald judgment and decree, ■ NWJ NW J Sec. 32; All persons having objections to such lice of the law, bomtwrdsd Congress lam of education, and also suggest That there was and la due and ow­ to the Sheriff of enid County directed I Tax Certificate on WJ REJ, WJ of WJ ( N o M o r e C e d a r to S p a re . final account, are hereby requested to ing the Estate of C. H . Green, de«waa- «J NEJ Bee. 39, and 8 j NW J, N h J j requiring said Sheriff to tell, as by law , p ith demands that the law be so amendment of our scheme of laxe- file tlie same with the County Clerk of cd, b. th« aald Charles Helling, for hig irovlded, the real property deaoribed | W J Pec. 34; all in T . 33 8. of R. 15 , , W. W. M , also Ixit 27 block ‘’BB’’ ’ must husband m y lim ber to re- Curry county, Oregon, on or beforesaid amended as to exclude Ihe right of lion le support of our Commun prepurtioa of said a»«esement work for in n said do de, re« and apply the pr