ey required
build such • fleet »« 133,74i against.BÛ.OJl; majority,
repreaeutrd in tb» « « pr>*Uu o f th», 72, • 1®
U nit'd Bute# • Steel Conu»rnt««m i* No. L
every eighteen mouth«.
¡»iooatui
WKhNEBnAÏ, NOV. 15, Utti
Under the »ingle tax system ~»t)ia against,
great crpuraiiuA would I hj practi ' N’>. I
PubHahad Ev -iy W...Inceder, by
«ally exempt from «•ntriUnirtg to provvr
harry t . utbw I ht .
the support of lire government, and (tonal h
Frank ( . St jw a h . AsaucUU E litur
thia extra burden would fall a** a lion».—
rule, upiui the bone and sinew of 790 J aw
A
' i»t: m « t ît t lM H O Îf » A T »
the eouutry — the iniddl» class-
> No. I
Ü b « C e p * O ne V w r
Thu»
»1
would
aver
be,
but
few
.>|«er»£e
C a e C o p y R ix M o n ti * « ,.» .
a . . .
iif the exveaaively rich ptwuiug HO 138,811; ugaiust; 64,221; m ajor.f),
U n e C opy ftira » Ilo n t h a ..........
TBE TiiÎBI.Nr.
Tae prune«! «air»e»ho r«i'I »»lair
«kuwstkedsl» »>> .which vertí
wHptlou it »«.M
'.
*•
AiivXv^iai»« R àtb » ftaxaoHAkua.
* Yeatle, are never bar bound at
Port OrfiwtJ. \V hen in,bled they
oau always go to sea.
The American people «re rapidly
¿limbing iittb th« »addle, and they
will ride to will" ugihist all lu te
I resit.|
. ' • •
g Is nu Independent
iper, and i» for La
eaideot, against all
foy Folk against all
dqn't feel mixed in
ou r poltti®», ettber.
laud ira ■ ajieuk of, must of their 69,190.. I
'wealth Iwing tied up id mill», f«c ', N o 13, prohibit* Change of text
torieii and railroad», which would books ofteuer llwn onoe in four
'Winac-LiuuLleAatJiit',
v«htr».— For, 168,010; agaiurt, 48,
fiaciitg the euti e expense of 943; majority, 424.0S7.
la o v e r n m a u t imm U that land would
No. 15, w aking Kallrpad Cmu
À t Boyle’s Jewelry Store
Bandon, Oregon
Two D iam ond R in g s
One Valued $ 1 0 0 , and One $ 5 0
C a ll a t S t o r e f o r P a r t i c u la r s o r
s e e C ir c u la r s o r H t t n d b ills .
it, and it is by no mean* cer power»— For, 188„746; against, 76,
(pitth e .breaking yp o f thq ■ 240) majority 5 i,« 0 » .-
AGA
In.ltlings of land by tiiia ay«
-No. 17, relative to election of
ould be of any material bene- , wily aud eoUiity idficet» by. major-
the land.!«•* m an, owing tqr rty Volt— For.KIT,lyfi; ugatnat, t>9,
uniat ■prohibitive tax be would ^(W2; tnajn'ily, 76^14.
»pellet! to pay tu occupy. a « y t. No. 1H- peiinitling LegislatureU>,
^abolish Justice* of the Fence—»!;ol',
'*104,105; again«», 98. «3 ; tmijoriiy,j
jo l8 2 .
‘
’ J L ouis -K napp ,
.q U R R E N T T O P IÇ S
No. IS, ¡tori.uriitogX**«^ ©dices ,
land member» of the Itailroau Creti- •
11 y J H. U m w
f mission >0 accept pas««—^For, •!«« ,
P16, against, l0 6 ,l l6; defeat«,< v„.
I
6132- ,
R. W. BOYLE
P L A C E STOVE
KJ , l) L oucks , Cashier
E. J. L onf . y , A«st Cash
I out . M c K enzie , Director
J. W, Mi K enzic ,
Prea.
No. 20; making clerk of ijuprei. e
O K F O K I>
B A N K
lyil,
y . Involving a oorrupi map Court appointive— For, 122,731;
whereby' a lawyer nauibd Win. again«'*; 77,284; majority,.43,46/.
YOUR BANKING BUSINESS SOLICITED
W illett bad secured tile iwminalion
N o ,2 1 , giving Legislature power
for »tale Supreme Judge.^ It was t„ impeach Ap|wllate 2udge»— For,
disclosed that the Democnitio ,boaa- \ 157,598; against, 49,345; majority,
es led by Jin»« Cassidy, Bad put up Jufi.251.
<»».
the uomiiiatioii pmclically at action - Fo. 22, exem pting soldier« from
PORT ORFORD,
and that W illett paid 820,006 ca*J>, luxation ol 81000 of. property For,
OREGON
and gave bis note for jH5,()00. it 106,554; against, 96,800; majority,
tgoald ju»l be too bad to recall such 9663,
a judge, »o it would. An< New
No. 23. enlarging powers of Rail- W e a th e r R epo rt a t P o rt O rfo rd
Ybrk »upieme Judges terms are road Commission— For, 144,205;
F o r th e W e e k ending
fourteen years, with salaries of 817, against, 63,380: majority, 80,825.
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It is my intention to hundle Real
n California is 000, so it will-be seen that, »imply ( lt ¿ ¡n
sev„ t|iat majorities for
EitBiofn Cnrry ixinrftyi a n t f i expect
ns a »peeohition, VYiHell could well rHngCj ;,1J the way from 3,537. fp •*
to huvo offices in Port Orford and Odd
T e m p e ra tu re .
Beach earljr In tho' bpring - In the
afford the price demanded 835,000 i,,,.),
341-,492'jjl. will, b o .j# » 0 .
mean time I will be plexaed to corre­
>iy Bos» Cassidy. '
«Iso that each of the tlnoe profasti,
spond
with any one that has property
I i 1 have long contended that the jj,
»fleeting the Courts carried 6y
for aale. /
-
,
great heed o f huuinniiy lias been |„„r,. than 100,000 majority. These
I makers speybilty of handling farm
and tlmtibrland I have parties that
justice, not charily for any one.
,.r<s e»d-frou. the ‘‘sober,sec-
want Print; Dairy, Hay and Urnsing
If privilege wereamt buttressed by ' ,„„i lln m ^ t’’ ol the voters, for have
law and austained by onr CourU ; n,ey not wibn-s»e.l durtug the year«
r*
,W. H. M oorx
Th« P o rt Injunction
the few would not possess all wealth t (¿„„-king |w{ver»inns of I"*, justice
iry Building. Portland, Or,
and the nnrny practically none andCmum ou 8ew»e tdr tlw higher
Ityl not-
J t is to be regretted that an in o f it, and the following paragraph t;„„rn, ,,f California?
Real Estate Notice.
Scott’s
Emulsion
S100 Reward
OPEN FIRE­
TES M OUNTED
‘
the o n ’‘Making Charity Pay.” If there vt
to'w ere proper educational Bysletu» t<
of there would be no ueed of oliai.it>". er
If laws did iiot favor the favored bi
the ‘Classes, and they are all mmle and oa
n o s' constructed in court» by the favor th
the ! eil cbiseee, there would be no c I sm Mi
hen ' trr beelow charity upon. Thi* 4» ilia j tl,
dec prims <>ua* of the developtUent o f , ni
Coke, a«Tn able ju rst7T ra “ oihnwfrS7MUiiRtio7 8 buTrebnurry,
help'but see the injustice of it sit. np|ieiir» that even cbaril.
And the proposition to refjulre
the railroads trt carry certain official
That the Port Law was IntebdoU iy prises can l>e made pmOt
free was defeated l»y “tp * 6,060 AtaL
h s fiat/iet» til bwd'ide within jls have Umg eutsrU ined thi
scope s«»«h harbors as Purl Orford, it was profitable business
! j iril.v, although It was not •
by the n»nd¿ The people
|s a fact so apparent that common ix« charity, pud work for
¡to sense tlie possibility tl
Sense I* all that is r«-q.iired l>i see it. for what there was in it.
f Another fact that insures the dis Isixirer is worthy of Ida 1
i rueils would use this as an
solving of the injunction, ia that wiien “ aoHcing” '*t ebari
i fur increase of freight rates.
the tendency of the times is to do
The privileged elns*ex.
Iaiugkiis, Or.
away with technical
help-holes. President Tuft, object I
One of tbc reform iheasitr«» carried m is by the people cm tl
at tije l»»e California election, was that th e to » * * o f munkio
that no Judgie be showed on tccli capable of |M<«per dieuriui
tlical grounds to set aside the ver- tween goiai and bad tm
diet of a jury, and Judge Henry 1 controvert this aeeitnipli
McGinn wf Portland, has been m«k • , yuu would print lit* the
ing an enviable reputation for him ¡„fticial return of votes ci
b th e h igh est ty p e o f
•elf by deciding ease» according p> I l U. Calilornia election i
w om anhood.
law und justice, refusing to cuimie- propositions submitted t'
nance teahntcal points.
pie at large.
,
Many of th<we wFo were opposed Amend menta No. I, weight» and
Io the fu r l District s i the late else,, measure»— For 165,881: against 52,
Run are not no” in »ymrç«tüv with 688; majority, 112,213. »
the eoniinuert fight »wing w ade
No. 2, relating to cunnlr charters
»gripst if lu the fner of a fair yio — For 130,828 ; against 76,177»; me
is th e high est ty p e o f
tory at tiW^HJÌI», «'id’ribit the Port jority 54371.
curative
food.
x
bascóm e to s tiy sud litat it Is
\ o 3, providing ilonbie »«•«»»■1 :•!iv»»
T h e nourishing a n d
wnnu-il by a fit'jority of th« people »eesio'is— For 127,704; agaTm-t 79,
within it“ «tOfiiies luintioi bo doubt 384' msjnrity, 48.446.
c u r a t iv e e l e m e n t s in
Scott’d E m issio n are ao
No. 4 ,«jultl «uffr.Tge— Fur 125.037
perfectly com bined that
against, V¿l,4&Óf majority, 3597.
all (babies, children, and
Nu.
5,
^elative
to
law
id
eminent
Is S in g le T gx A S o lu tio n ?
adults) are equally bene-
dornein—.For, 141.435; against, 5ij,
fitted a n d built up.
Uncle Matn'rt fleet that gathered 105; m sjnrity, 83.331.
Xu.
6,
rein
ing
li/c
ity
charter«—
.it New Yofk a couple of week» ago
npre-enioit .i vain« of more than Eur 126.90.7; against, 71.490; major­
8l96,0D0jHb- To give »«me idea ity, 43,406.
No. 7. Initiative and rsfcrcnditm
of (Ilia amount of money, it wutilil
require »11 expert |myiiig leHvr wore — For I88.i44; against 52,093; ma
""
than a inoath lu pay fur the tb-et if jnrity. 116,651,
No.
8.
the
recall—
For, 178,115;
bu used 8160 tulLairrtixiuilled them
out at il'u rate ot 100 a iiiiuui«, ■sgailist, 53,755; uisjurity, 121.36o.
Nu. 9, regulariiig appeals in cnifL
working hard all the time (or leu
A puHnl of One Hundred Dollar«
bvura a day, Sunday« iucluded. In inai cases—For, 195,449; again»!
will be paid for the arrest and eoovte-
tMrt-sreyvt* wotijd be paying out 53,957; majority, 141.492,- ^
No. 10, industrial accident oom tiun of Wie Party or Parties who kill*
816,600 a,minute, 8606.900 an boar
a Bull K’k on Chvtob mountain neat
a.id Tfi.nOll.OOO-a day; but It would ,ien-»li<in— Fur, 147.567; agnir.it, Will Moore'« stock ranoh, during the
IwKe «»Ór» Iban 31 working d»y» tu 65,255; nm jority, ,82,312.
aumni.r,
_
„
F. M. y »TWO AW.
Nit. II, exem pting civil tervliM
p»V ,,ut tll/»190.006flX ) the Bret
l>efk«kty m ehurge.
c<wwt O hi
employs I. urn pinrixtuBi, w
i n
n
i n
g Wanten*------ - r
Baud.m, Or.-gnu, Hep», tiny, t»«l
the vast affiuunt of muu terrn of . Oh e 1» f.»ur year«— Fur,
Hard W e , « urnitui
Wall Paper, Rope
Window-glass
Tota»
300
Killing froet on the 11th.
Hail and snow on the 10th,
J. D. LOUCKS.
Observer
All poreCas are hereby warned not to
enter upon the lands of the undersign­
ed on Klk river for the purpose of
hunting or Ashing, without my con­
sent. Any jieraon so doing will be
prosecuted to the full extent of the law.
R urkkt M o K xxxi «-
M ONARCH M A L L E A B L E S T E E L
R A N G E S.
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Large A s s o r tm e n to f H and P a in ted
China for C hristm as.
L a n te r n s , L a m p s and C utlery.
N ew house S teeltra p s, P o u ltr y Net*ng
M A IL O RD ERSPRO M PTL Y F IL L E D
H ard­
G IL L IN G S The
w a re M an
i
yiw;»?»iwe»^»n»?isg f
r » w 7 « » W A }*w < i wta w w w
(Suceeasor to N, C, Nielsen.)
f& y P o r t 'Orford, O A ~ ¡c ^
N E W GOODS
a n d fre s h s u p p lie * will I* rcoelved by e v e ry a te a m e r z
a y purpose to keep a full stock of e v e ry th in g req u ired
Deer
Shooting
the spot covered by the tights.
T h is splendid arm retails at
$ ».Of and .it to date the highest
development of rifle manufacture.
(Cheever&Bowman’
Langlol8.}Oi-
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G R O C ER IES ami PRO VISIO NS,
BOOTS and S H O E
M ENS and BOYS, CLOTHING,
LADIES’ DRESS GOODS
H A R D W A R E , G RANITE and TINW A R E
CIGARS, TOBACCO, P IP E S
C A N D Y , NUTS and NOTIONS
auppIyTif every tlïïrig uaunlîy Repi in r siiît aVjdteff
i ~
(Iu tie ra ! M e rch an d ise Store.
N otice for P u liltca tlo u
U . B. L a n d O fflee, a t Roseburg, Oregon
H ep tem b er 45. 1011.
Notice U lie te b y given tlja lf
H « x « y M . A xtbi l ,
that it csa be operated with the
back of the hand. It is always
ready for the next sho» and it w ill
always carry the bullet to exactly
ill
t •
trade in the line of
WINTER HATS.
Mrs. M. A. Nielsen, the Port Orford
Milliner, has just received a shipment
ot up-to-date winter hats, which she of­
fers at very reasonable prices. Call on
er balare buying else where.
w*»»««1
of Port Oflord Oregon, who, on August
q4. 1W05. made Homeeteal entrv
Berisl, No. o-Wuh, for NWJREJ.SEJ
8EJ, «T NEJ ofSEL bee. »7, Township
sa « , Kange 14 west Wlllaraette Meri­
itti n. Iia’ filed notice of intention to
make Finn! Commutstion Proof, tues­
ta llsbclaini to the laBd a hove describ­
ed, bef re J. H. Upton, Un ted States
Coniiniesioncr, „t Langlois, Oregon, on
the 10 day of N ov»tnber. 1911.
C la im a n t nsroes as witnesses!
Janies Hutton, o f P o rt O rfo rd , Oregon.
R. G. McKensie, of ”
H e n ry M c B rid e, ol "
”,
John Fromm, of
”
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D kwjamin F. J ours
Register,
OR DEBS
TAKEN EOR ANY ARTICLE NOT IN STOCK.
’
Call and examine #oods and g et prices,
i a u b k u vivàaro ràkÛBUÛBÎuîniaû
JOHN R. MILLER.
G EN ERA L M ERCHANT
P o r t O rfo rd ,
O re u o n
N o t i c e f t f r F u b l i c » t i « M i . O4O9U
DxeAKiHKXT or t « s I xtbbiob ,
Notice fb r VubHcwtlou,
0407«
Dst-ARTMiiirr o r tmm I mtbbiow
tf. 8. Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon
'
October 16, »911
NOttc« ia heieby given that
R a LBH R. P ombbov
’J T
•f LanglMa, Oregon, who, on N ovem ber
10, 1006, mail« Homestead entry Señal
No. 0407« tur lot 6, or8W t<8*M .»e. -
tion 23. T wnildp SO rtunth, Range 15
West, Willame te MerWian. has filed
□(■doe of intention to fnake final Five-
year Proof to establish claim to the
land alaive des. r.heil, befbre George
IV. Hmttli, Cuunty Clerk, Curry.Coun-
tv, Oreg.m, St Ooid Begeh Oregon on
Hie 1st day of December, 1911.
Claimant names os wlmeeaea :
J a , hlumbaugb »I Langini», Oregon.
R. «4. Reni re of Bandon, Oregon.
James McA ¡»me of Langlois, Oregon
Joliu A. Böktuan of
’’
U X M A M I» F . J ojixs ,
,
. Register
U. 8. Land Office, at Roseburg, Oregon
Kept. 27th, 1011.
Notice is hereby given tilat
F mahcis A. Cox
of Langlois, Oregon, who, on August
»5, 1900, m ail« Homeateail entry 14147,
Perla» No. 74040, for Lots 13, 13, i4 and
16, Scotland, Township St 8.7 Rango
16 West Willamette Meridian, has
filed «.otic«! of intention io make final Il shall I* my purpose to keep a fu lP stock of everything required by tt«
five-year proof, to establish claim to
trade in the line of
the land above described, before J . H .
Upton, United States Commissioner,
at Langlois, Oregon, on the 24 day «f
GROCERIES and PROVISIONS,
, .
November, 4911.
Claimant names as witnesses:
z
BOOTS and SHOES
Earl Hale of Oenmark, Oregon.
MEN’S and BOY’S CLOTHING,
Rov H a fta of D e n m a r k , O reg o n .
David Crowlev of Port Orford, Oregon.
LADIES’ DRESS (lOODS
Alfred Hafte of Denmark. Oregon.
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B rwjauix F. J ombs
FANCY
GOODS,
’
,
Register.
N O T IC E .
CIGARS, TOBACCO, PIPES,
CANDY. NUTS and NO.TIONS.
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My wJW, Mra. Li^le Huftlle, liaa left
her home and boaid without reason or I In fact, a supply of everything usually kept in a well stoexed General
Tu W hom It M »y Concern
provocation, and I will not be respon­
Merchandise Store?1'
sible for any bills or debts she runs or
I, the Undersigned, hereby give no­ may have contracted sinee Oct. 1, J911.
tice that I have a conveyance Irotn the
' J ohn TV. HurHt-s.
Patentee to tldelanda and water lots iu
the Harbor of Port Orford, Oregon, on
. portion of Which a part of the wharf
arereeted wltSnut my oonient. A1
parties are herebv warned not to drive
Call and Examine Goods, and get Prices,
dlrs or treapasa in any manner what­
soever on said tidelands or water lot».
_______Mna.
Portland, Oregon.
JOHN K. MILLER.