8 . 8 . J E F F R IE S
Up-to-date Barker Shop; in
conpeetioo with Shoe aud
• arneas repairing.
; a r t O r fo r d , O r e g o n
next door to Bank.
incorporated)
C a p it a l S to c k . $ 5 0 0 0
D irectors :
tS J Ward, Fred S Caughell
W A Wood
.»Id Beach, 0 r e 0 n
All business w ill receive
• umpt Attention. - ,
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H A R D Y T. S T E W A R T
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f
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C O M M lW tIO N E K
a wireless receiving station at Gold
Beach.
were fe lt a t Sunset Bay, a t ths
m outh of Coos Bay, one day last
«reek..
tend the J u ly term of County Court.
The Randolph arrived here yet
terday in irning fro-tn Eureka, and
and left here last evening for San
Franciaco, w ith 450.000 shingle*.
A lf G a u n lle lt is h avin g s aubtsan-
lia l fence p u l up around his fine
block in P o rt O rfo rd . Chas Q u ig ­
ley uud l.«itti)<J W h ite aie doing the
work.
jy
The Bustler arrived here from
CtMis Bay M onday rn;»riiiiig, aiid af-
-ter landing aotne fre ig h t wenf dowa
to Rogue rive r. X a p t. Olsen anil
hie bout are both rustlers.
Baier, the Bandon Photographer,
who has been ci|in|»ed hSye the past
week, went dow n to Rogue river-
entice daya in town—Tuesday, Wed-
on the Rustler, w ith bis camera to
ad Saturday of each week.
lake picture» d u rin g the F ou rth of
J u ly ,
W. H. MEKEÌMTH
r u u r o t t F o u o , omkgox
J.
HUNTLEY,
e t vr O M N E Y
A T
J L A .W .
U O L D B EA CH. OREGON.
O u o ra u to e d A be t r a c la o f
M eal
■' P r o p e r t y F u r n h tlte d .
th irty y e w practice in the County.
^ * -W . A. WOOD
attoknky
at
law
toil) LB BEA CH. OH KUO 3 .
r tfa. A - K O B .EM TB ,
A /V T U A lN lU Y
A T
L A W .
M y » tie P o lu t , O re g o n .
Bnebate buaiueea a specialty.
J. J. S T A N L E Y
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a U Q L IL L M ,
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<»I t E G O N
f
KNAPP HOTEL,
t«*
G o »d
•
Feed
’
S t a b le
a tta c h d .
of
The
feature
of the game waa the
home rua
knocked, w ith the bases fu ll, by
Jas. Crew of ttfo Port O rfo rd
——
w-—
frl
lows, and have * strong team-except
th a t they are a little weak in the
pitching departm ent.
Kiret-ciaaa in every reaped.
lean».
We run the Stage from Port Orford
Am ong the Langlois ladies w h s
ia D airyville, connecting' with the attended the baseball game last
,t»ge to M yrtle Point.
Bunday we met, M rs. W . S. G u e rin ,
M rs. L in d a and Miss Ju lia G uerin,
J. I I . U P T O N ,
N ettie Gibson, A dit
Bailey, Iv y
Langlois, Edna Cupps and E m m s
8O TARY P U B LIC ,
Sydnsm .
i.A.4«>u>ia, Cuaav Co., Oaaaoa.
W ATCHM AKER
W ith such attraction put
ling for them, the D u iry v ille players
fought to a finish and snatched a
victory from what looked like
cer­
tain defeat.
The Ladies A u x ilia ry Band
of
Crescent C ity w ill furnish music for
liepalilnff Watches and Jewelry a the F ou rth of Ju ly ut G old Beach;
and a large num ber of |>enple from
■peclalty. A ll work guaranteed.
Del Norte are expected to be there.
Orders taken for Watches and Fancy
U\we}jy. W ork turned out on abort Port Orford w ill tend a large dele
gallon nnd the largest crowdTif peo­
Call on me a t L awolou , O bsoom .
WM. E L L IO T T
W . «J.
H j V H IJ N
(Huaeseor to A. B. S abi ») ..
AuKinds n Harness and
Saddelry
Anything not in slock, will
be pleased tc order
ple that ever m et jn C u rry county
w ill be there i f the weather ia |int
riotie, and w ill smile upon that
glorious day.
Charles G etty, a pioneer resident
of E m p ire C ity , died in Ban Fran
cisco June 25 lli 1912, after a long
siege of illness. M r. G etty was a
brother of W . R. G e ity who was
well known in C u rry county. They
were nephews of Gen. G etty of the
C iv il W a r, and afterw ard Command
er of the Departm ent o f the Pacific.
tt e P A lR IK G
NeATLY
D O N E Charles W . G etty is survived by a
wife ar.d several tons and a daugh­
B h i k I o i i .
ter, all grown and respectable and
wsFTol citicens. H is body w ill be
D E N N IS C U N N J F F , J U .,
buried a t the E m p ire cemetery
O regon
f e p . (J. 8 . M i n e n t ! S u r v e y o r
wheie h it father was buried
m any
years ago.
Surveyor for the D is tric t oi O r­
egon.
4 .old I te a c h .
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O re g o n
, T o W bornait M a y C ouoern.
1, the undersigned, hereby
no­
th » that I have a conveyance from the
Patentee to tirielandaand «rater lota in
the Hgrbor of Port Orford, Oregon, on
a portion of which a part of the w harf
■a erected without thy consent. All
I' 1 ties are hereby warned not to drive
piles or trespass in any manner what-
. . e w r c a sabl tidelands or water lota.
Mas. A wwa C. D abt .
Portland, Oregon.
on
L e tte r F ro m
G am e
W a rd e n
B e k e r.
the O sprey.
earthquake
The O *prey-called in Iiere S atu r­
day on her way from Coos Bay to
Rogue river, and dlschaiged some
freight.
1 desire, through tba columns af
A t the Teachers’ E xa m in atio n at
th e T oibukk , to express m y g r a tu
G old Bench last week the follow ing
tude to the people o f C u rry C o a n ty
persons took
the
exam in atio n,
fo r th e assistance and -encourage
namely-. Geo. W . Sm ith, Miss Lelw,
m eat they have gives nae re la tiv e to
T o lm n n , Mia» Lottie Sharth, Rjiy-
th e «Beeharging o f m y duties at
mond H e w itt, J. J. W e e n in g , Fraa
G a m e W arden and I assure them
oia It-diinson and R. F . W ilb u r.
th a t I shall earnestly endeavor to
M ist Birdie W ise, of Astoria, w ith m e rit th eir confidence and esteem
ah oration on woman suffrage, en­ by as careful a protection of the
title d “ The Dawn of Tom orrow ,” w ild game of our couutry as ja s tine
woo the F a ilin g oratorical price, permits.
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which consists of 215Q and Miaa A l
I n m y opinion the saoet destruc­
berta Cam pbell, o f M onm outh won tion to th e game of C u rry , especial­
tiie Ueekman oratorical prixe which ly deer, has ia the past oome from
Saturday m orning and look aboard
11-100'cedar railroad ties for San ' is 2100. T he four other contestants the o u ts id e ‘‘sp o rt''w h o ia out for
T h e winning o f the a good tim e and shoots everything
Diego. She left here about
five were men.
piizea
in
the
F ailin g Ik e k m a n con­ in sfght, and it is m y in te n tio n , so
O'clock.
test,by women reverses matters with far as possible, to put a stop to thia
Charles Newm ann and Miss W al
a vengeance, as they have been re­ practice. R ealising th a t in order
ter», a niece of It. Q uellen’s, pass
ceived
for the last three years by to do effective w ork I m ust have
i ed through town Thursday on their
the good w ill and. support o f t i t «
male
contestants..
,
way to R Q uellins, when Malehorns
law -ab id ing eitixenn o f tba county
Charles
M
ille
r,
form
erly
o
f
C
a
rry
auto broke down.
1 m ust earnestly appeal to them
countv but who fur some tim e past
The F o rty boys, M onday morning. has been a resident o f M arshfield, ft,r
.M ia tan ce in apprehending
set ou4 llte lr Buds below town, and
a ll w ilfu l violators o f tlw law.
has received notice from H e n ry L .
took them up in the eveoiug with
W h ile it is far from m y intention
Beck, Inspector, th a t be has been
over 500 lbs. ot, fish— among them
to haras* the aelller froui k illin g an
nominated for
appointm ent
as
4 Lings— one being the largest ever
occasional deer for the fa m ily la rd ­
fourth assistant keeper at Tillam ook
cuught here.
e r , yet I do not w ant m y leniency
k I .i a k l Slutiuu.- and Uiat Itfi is
' Mrs. B. W . Dean and her daugh-1
rep,,ri a t Astoria by J u ly 1st. in Ibis line imposed upon and I
Democratic N atio n al Convention
deadlocked after 23 ballots.
If
there ia not a b ull, a d ark horse is
anticipated.
T h e Bandon arrived liars early
tur L o ttie, and F rau kie Dean » B o T h e „tatiou referred to ia certainly w a in the owners of dogs th a t ha­
h*d
bis arm broken a short tim e ago >n ¡iU |alej one, being located on a b itu a lly run deer and a ll persona
congratulates Ute* happy young
arrived borne Thursday from Jack- ' rock 8 miles off shore, and when t ie who k ill does aad fawns th a t pros­
couple.
son county where they had. spent ' , t(,rln y w ind* do blow llw spiay ecutions w ill be fo rth coming when
T h e Baadon called in here W e d ­
the winter w ith M its A nna D.mn. uie< , n ,w - r , he n a tio n . There arc ever sufficient evidence is obtained.
nesday on her north bound trip , and
A g ain th an kin g the people of the
T h e y came in via R .seburg »nJ . ¡ x lne n altogether connected w ith
lauded m achinery for the saw m ill
eounty
for th e ir aid trt lire past,
M y rtle Point and had a rough trip . the station and Ute governm ent a l ­
on Hikes river. M r. Figer and Tom
sod
asking
for its coiitiuuansw lu te
They caiue dow n.from Bandon on lows euch man one month ashore
Lewie o f Bandon have been w ailiug
G aroutte's auto and so got home a cut of four, m aking (fares months the fu tu re , I am
iiere a few daya for the a rriv a l of
R e r|ttu lfu lly ,
h a lf day sooaer than they expected. vacation io the year. Ms. M ille r
the m achinery which they w ill help
K. J. B ax xx.
Last Thursday C lin t M alehorn was in the lighthouse service before
to in s tall.
started for the H a lf way House a t having served a little over three
T h e Eugene G uard M y»:
Capt George W itaon, who w ith
Mussel creek, and when near- the years as first asaistaut a t Poi a t Piaos
“ It's have ju a t reneivad euufirasa-
George F o rty h at been sealing here,
grave yard a l Pftft Orford the fore near M onterey, C a l.— C. Ü . News.
ttou
o f the report that the ro o tra c t
left on h it vessel, the W anderer for
wheel* of fail« auto drop|>ed sudden
beyond t l a tu uo el ha» fawn le t to
Coos Buy last Thursday, having had
1y in to a new ly tilled chuck bole
Socialist Co. Convention
M a c A rtb o r Parka corn pa ay aad th at
a successful season.
T hey kilted
[’ and broke some p a rt o f Ilia engine
work w ilt begiu ¡m u e d ia ty iy .” said
140 or w ore sea lions, and as they
so th at ha w ill have to send to
T h e Socialist Convention waa H P . H o ey c h ie f o f tb a ftoa'-h»-r»
saved the o il they have cleared
Portland for a duplicate o f
the lield a t G old Beach June 2 5 th , aad
Pacific corps o f e o a rtru rtM a eagi-
about $6 on each lion.
broken
part.
G aro atla’ a. auto nom inated tIt« following ticket aud
neora thia aftaro ao a.
Roy C la rk who has been Attend? makes d a ily trips from Bandon to transacted the usual convention hua-
M r. Hoey Said th a t tb e eaat<net-
i»ig school at Roseburg and his sist­ ’ Port Orford so the public w ill s till i j Mea a .. G rea t harmwny
prevailed
ora were prepared to pwab the work
er Miss C la rk who »pent th > w inter have auto service.
<o<| talented delegate* o f steady
and th a t the crews from the engineer­
there, have both returned to th eir
T h e ball game between D u iry v ille habits and «no »ppearauce, marked ing departasent recently aeot beyoad
father's beautiful home, the old “ Jo and Port Orford last Sunday, was i tbeconvention.
the tunnel would be faronoagh along
N a y place” on E lk river. H o y is
Jt. Rep K B. H a ll F o rt O rford ao th a t they woald ao t be* delayed
attended by a largo crowd.
The
n o t in love w ith the school in Rose
H a rb o r
day was ideal. The teams were so Judge »am’ l V a a P e lt
T b a contractors b a re alread y estab­
burg because of its lack of interest
evetfly matched, aud errors ao plea C lark J. C. Chaataia D enm ark
lished an ofliee a t N orth Bend. M r.
in athletics.
tifu i th at the victory hr ia a m utter Coroner P ra tt Nelaoo Port O rfo rd
Hoey said th a t the w ork would be­
T h e members of the D a iry v ille of luck. Some bad fueling was en ­ Sheriff Abe B. Townsend Gold Beach gin a l tbe term in a l o f tbe T w o h y
base ball team th a t played here Suu
gendered by the decisions o f tbe Tieaautwr W . H . Beunelt Port Orford Brae, contract.
day are a gentleuaauly lot
Fort Orfrd, Oregon,
I tN A l’P
Burn to the wife of J. H . Sultou
at the H u rs t home on E lk riv e r, *
9 pound «on June 26, 1912— mother
and babe doing Hue. The T a t b ln x
-T w o alight shocks of
A lot o í F ort Orford people went
near ¡dow n to G old Beach yesterday
fu fir » -
<'■»»-* O r f o r d ; (O rfe ty o u .
.T fu M N E Y axn CO UN SEL!,O il
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ed to the p ub lic again in the
M r. Lam pson, o f the B reqkjre
H o tel e l G old Beach, ia „ iiu la lfiiig
C'oinmisaioner Chenoweth waat
down on the Osprey Teesday to a t ­
d irj County U stract-
flia ltj Company,
.
T h e Neygren hotel ie to be open-1
Town and Couuty.
Mrs. Pearl C u rry , wife of James
C u rry of E lk liv e r , died a t' their
home F rid a y evening J u n e 28,1912,
age 21 year«, She had been afflict­
ed several years w ith a sw elling of
the throat ex te rn a lly , which grew to
enormous sixe a n d fin a lly was fatal
Site waa the second daughter of Wm
R. H u rs t of E lk riv e t, and leaves a
large num ber of relatives and friends
and three young children to mourn
her loss. Shv was buried at" the
Port Orford cemetery S atu rd ay at
8 o’clock P. M .— Rev. E llio tt otfici
stin g at the grave.
u m p ire, and for a tim e
fisticuffs Assessor H . 3 »tein er Port Orford
were im pending butcooler judgm ent Com. W . W . W ilson H a rb o *
prevailed in tbe end. Io tbe 8th 1 J. P. Eek lev, D r. E lg in
in n in g D a iry v ille looked to be hope- i “ “ Port O rford W illis Hutchinson
ieesly beaten when Port O rford made • • 4 Cheteo G ra n v ille Going«
6 runs uud none out.
A g e n e ra l Constable Cheteo E lm e r Jscksoe
wranglu then * «corred for 10 m in
uU-a oi more aud when the game
waa resumed Port O rfo riP an ex l three
batter» funned. Tin! last two fa
mug» D a ir y r iile scored M runs i l a -
ning the gaum by a score o f 12 to 15.
L lo yd Lackey, w ith b ta s m a llg o t
oline Itnat came (town from Coos
T h e co n firm atio n o f the new«
that tbe contracts have been let w ill
be received w ith much satisfaction
a t both ends o f the Una.
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"THE BREAKERS"
Ina "Worth While
A h
(F o r m e r ly G w w u tle tt’a)
N ew ly Fitted Up; Electric Lights
T A B L E V N E X V E L L E l)
GOLD BEACH, CURRY CO., O B g
H ot and C old T ub and S hower B aths
F irst C lass Barn and Garage in CouoectioB,
Affording Mil Conveniences for Saddle
Horsea, Teams, Automobiles and Motorcycle*,.-
•it y
F iÄii •'» -, ' , »••
J or
DEHMARE MSRCÂSTILE CO. STORE
Liu.
The Place where Tea get a Square Deal.
' . ior the Best a f Everything ia the
c h a n d is e
Store
Beys* Clolhing, Boota
aed Shoes, Ladies* Dress
Gaeda, Fancy Goads, Cigars Fipo*.
Tahacca, Candy, N eb and Hotieaa, Hard-
ware aad Tinware, RaHed Barley, Gram Seed aad
Seed Crain.
This ; wUl
pu; tic u U r aUenUon to out- J rCg,rded J “ ’ lice O *” ’ ‘<r‘ inj unclio«
show» what can be done along this side hunters who k'd more game against the publication of the Buck
const when our fishing ind u stry is durin g th e open season . th an do Stove and Range com pany's name
in its “ Boycott list.*’ * Todays deci­
devuloped. W e never saw sitfih large . regij ent,
,ile COUn ty d q p n g the
sion was read by J u s lio v W rig lit and
halibut before at any other P°>'“ ! 1 entire
e„ t ire year,
year. T h e game w*r«len i*
occupied two hour« reeding.
Jua
o fi tliiscoust. R. D. Hum e erected i undoubtedly
correct.
Oulaide
tioe W rig h t «uataihed Oom per»’ one
the costly Cold Storage plant iiere to hunter« k ill for the fun of k illin g *—
month«
develop the fishing industry here, not that they need the m eat; and year and M orriaon’x six
sentence«.
M
itc
h
e
ll
was
not
pres­
and wo presume thq Maoleays w ill they pay no attentio n to the lim it
carry « i t liis plans as soon as plans imposed by law. They go out to ent «ad his sentence was deferred.
are perfect.
E. f . Baker C h ief Deputy Game
W arden for C u rry County, was in
l ’o rl Orford M onday m aking one of
U s official round« in the surround
ing country. W e believe th at un
have w hat they call a good tisae
which means shootingaXevarythiiig
M. LEE PEMBERTON
w ith in range. Ths homeateader «
tr«[rper who is miles and miles
' aw ay from a elore or butcher »hop
kills game only when ha needs it,
P H Y S IC IA N
Office at Langlois Hotel,
L anglois , O bboon
der hi» »(lieient methods, there w ill and we don’ t believe the lew was
men, ISSI. Botebarg *]«, I.D t No. 0H036.
not be m any violations this year, as intended to puniali these
N O T IU K F O R P U B L IC A T IO N
he has the m oral support of our best which ntceasity compel» to k ill a
United Mute« Land Office,
qitizena and his plans ao well ar drier occasionally during the eloae
Roseburg, Oregon, May 22, 1912.
ranged th at violator» w ill certainly season. T he State Gam e W nrdena
Noiioels hereby given that tbe North
bejeaught and punished. O ur schools w ith whom we have talked, said
era PaeiOe Railway Company, wliuee
should be furnished w ith a large they had to ld .th e ir deputies to u»e pa«t office «ddres« is St. P m l, M inne­
printed card with the game laws discretion in the matter, and not to sota, has on the 24*h day of April, 1912
a k e th e law obnoxious b y e iforciaj| * filed in this offioe JUappLkealion to se­
printed thereon, and the teacher
should be requested to teach these it in insianoes where neceaeity com lect under tbe provtsion« of tbe Act of
Cengre««, approved July I , 1HU8 (N
law * to th eir pupils paying special pelted the.homhtteader or trapper
8tat. W7,(I2O<, as exten<l«d by Act of
attention to our protected turd«, deer to obtain meat for food. These men
Congress approved M»y 17, 190#, Lot
and elk. I f W arden Fin ley would ‘ who live in the game country really I , Mecttuw 21,And lo t «. Mec'ion M
furnish such cards suitable to he ' a ff rd more protection for deer than Towimhtp pi tioutli, Range 16 West,
W . M.
hung up in school rooms and re do the warden« tbemselvee, for they
Any and all nernons claiming
versely
lands described, or desiring
panthers, to object tbe
quest our teachers to ta lk to the are constantly k illin g
because of tbe mineral char­
pupil» occasionally about the G am e bears«nd wildcats wl 1 h destroy bun acter ot tbe Ian I, or fur any other reaeon
Laws, no doubt ths teacliers w ould dredsof deer a n n u a lly . M aks lbs to the disposal to applicant, should
file their affidavits of protest in this
gladly (to so. I t would be a good ’ outside banter keep w ith in the l i m i t , ' offiee.ooar before tlie feih day of July
idea to make these oards of beaati ' seo th at he doesn’t shoot does or ,Bla-
B x » . F. J omo .
Reeiarca
iu l appearance.
and fawns.— C. B. Newt.
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Orders taken for Anything net ■ Stack,
Mens’ Made to Order Sait* aad Overcoata
*tt'
x.ua'i gea—
a—
— a— — a a a * * ■
Call aad sea ns
Jas. S. Capps,
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HOTEL MASTERSON
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Port Orford, Oregon
•r..
«i¡t
Mrs. A . Masterson, Proprietor
>
Board by the Day, Week or Month, at Rea-
sonable Ratea.
A share of Patronage
Solicited.
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Pre«.
C. W. Z umwalt , V. Pre*
E. J. L ovey , ("aaliisr.
B A -I N K OF" P O P T
• _
O R F O llU
YOUR BANKING BUSINESS SOLICITED
r
N O B A N K W IL L H A N D L E
red tt-h .n«t two other kin ds.
Head-qaarters
af Dry
Goads, Groceries and Provisions,
fact Everything usually found
f a n General Mer­
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W ashington, June 24.— Samuel
44 Port Orford N ew t DivelWss Gora per», F ra n k Mnrrisoo and Juku ,
“ G old Beach Cha« W ilto n
M itch ell, the tabor leader«, were
44 Floras Creek J . W . Castane
held g u ilty today of contempt of
i P o rt Com lor P o rt of P o rt O rford court by th e supreme court o f tlw
i H . J . Banks and Geo W . g yd nam . D ietrie t o f Colum bia io oouueeliou ixiUM K kafp ,.
T hey are pledged to do nothing to w ith the eourt's injun<tiou in the
dieselve tb e P o rt. A C«». Supt and Bucks Stove dc Range buycoU cose.
S u rv e y « w ill be p u t oo tbe ticket They w ill attem p t to appeal again 1
by C entral Com m ittee, who ere: ¡to the Supreme Court of the U n ited
Bov last week.
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States whieh reversed tb rir ínruier
came with h im .
Last Saturday |
A' 8
w ill, the Forty boy» they went down «"<> Secretary; W . H . B e aw «*. H uouvictiue.
The oeuteoeee ueder tbe ffrrt « mu
t o the fh hin g grounds a few mil w . B. Steiner, B. B. H a lL
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vietéen were: G um per* ooe year;
below Port O rford, and in three hours * ',n * t’aui 1
F elt,
M iteholl u ím xaonth«; M orrísou «fx
captured 5 H a lib u t tho largest be
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