; » » ____
fi.
«•»•!.»» Kr.Hi ip , Jr, and wife made
» trip
x>( Port <
2 7 ,1#».
No OfiOUl
A * NEJ*
33 8 ., Ban»«
idi«n, baa Bled
to make fliutl Five'Year
tablisb claim to Ute Jai
eribed, before H»rdy T .
ed Btatos ComuiiSHi mer at
* U n lt
ford, Oregon. un the 4th day ol Apr«.
1911.
Claimant names aa
Walton F. M ille r .. f P<
Waiter Button, of Port Orford,
James H . Bolton, of ;
George Forty, o f P o rt
, B xaju tH
Rutirtt**.
N e t lee For P u b lic a tio n .
D bfabtmm t or thu laTUioa,
17.8. Land Office, at Koarburg, Oregon
February 18th. 1913.
Notice la hereby given th at
Joan D owns
of Port Orford, Oregon, who. on August
28, 19U7,
~
1907, mads
tn&da Homestead entry
entry, Sériai
lametta
MeruUsn, has We t notice
above described,
Hardy
T.
Stewart, 17. B. ©S
oner, at Ida
office, at Port Orford,
, oa tbe
4th day of April, 1913.
C la u n a it
sms as Witnesses. ■
W. R
- . • Johni
-
w 1 ’o rt Orford, Oregon,
Els orth B. H a ll,
O.
f
w
R bhjamim F . Jos as
, !
Register.
UdiMlou the
In apple
dies sad N
the north contin Sm ith, running between Coos Buy
ill i» running stead-
ues to arrive in Port Orford at from and Nan Pranmsco, a rt *aid to ¿a
order fo r half a m ill
10 P. M t.. » A M
the largest and beat equipped lum
ion
shi
Bales
■ ■
*
’•-£ j i
$
P. J. Li«dberg *a «re pairing hia ber carrier* in the world.
Win. Kent and J. W. Lutaey
One of tbe Inrgeat spruce logs ev;
* r° r* 1,uwn fru® Langlois Batur windm ill, which, waa wrecked -by
the wind duiing one of the heavy er eat In the North a eel, was recent
day, returning Sunday.
storms of the winter.
ly cut at South Bend, Wa»h. I t waa
J. II. Z i i n v y i haa been assisting
The schooner Advent, that waa 13 j feet in diameter at the butt,
in tbe poeloffice during Puatmaster
wrecked at Cooa Bay tbe other d a y ,! 88 feet long and waled 17,000 feet
Johasluu’s absence at Coos Bay.
»' ,
K ; ‘
was ptte of the largest of the Simp of lumber.
0»
W , 0 . Corbin came into town «on fleet and waa valued at fi 18,000.
The Legislatura ha* examined
Munday. from hie home on upper
Mr. Howard of Marshfield, trav- and reported favorably upon Gov.
Sixer, to attend to business matter*. cling ssltstnan for the Folger Co. of , West’s “ honor system” at the peni-
M js * Wallers came up from Cor Biin Francisou, waainterviewingour (entiary. The investigating *»■*»
bin Thursday t». visit tu Port Or- iiiervbanta tlie first of tha week on m iller, at tbe beginning, waa not
fold a fe < d a y « ew-l a tte irl tb s mss hts way north.
overly friendly towards the Oove-
„
nor’a method of handling prisoners,
querade.
The Buna m ill, on Sixes, is saw
hut upon investigation they found
, A lly » tf * H etui-ton, <Luib*r, Were
w
ing a special urjer^of spruce lumber
that Ida policies were working out
litfg ifersiaees iol Jtpv« y
tfan «aril
lo r3 he cheese factory |u tie built at
tfirdsy and ude our office a pleas that place. I t ia the intention of much better tbau indicated by news
l>aper reports.
ag»t cull.
Mr. Bene to run the m ill to its full
!
Q *£ i
Major L -D . Kianey, of rapid-
..A . Ai Jamieson moved hi* /a m i Capacity duri ng tbe spring add sum
transit fame on Coos Bay ia about
ly out to the Dean place on E lk mer months.
to close a deal invrffVitig tha sale of
river the first of Ike week,„JMUt4ng
Wm. Candlin, the genial psjier bis property on the bay, which will
fen ted tbe place from J. D. Loucks. man from Coquille, passed down
enable him to |>ay all the obligations
John Prifh and w ifi t A ^ d e r tbs coast yesteiday Oh one of hia be contracted when he went to the
burn are vislrtngj at the- horn« ot periodical vieila a* far south as Gold Wall a couple of yeSra ago. This
Welton
M iller,
on
Hubbard's Beaeh. He reports business outlook wilt be good news lo some of the
orcek, wboee wife ia Mr.' Prince's in Coos and Cnrry io bu the best people in this section as there am
aiater.
‘
f j|r ,i »
. that it ever has been.
Severn I Kinney creditors around
here.
Tbe
month
of
February,
naw
al
County Treasurer, Jss. Caugbell,-
is coutined to hia room with failing
health, and owfflfc tu >ble advanced
“ K ” Lieta €-644. -868, -707, 70«, -79#
4 A II
4-364«
«-11?« •fie hia condition ia considered quite
B E8TO H A TIO M
TO
EN^ ^ a OF serious. «¿fif f/i-d F ib -s.-.,;'
LAND S IN N A T IO N A L FO
Game Warden Baker was in (own
Notice la hereby given that
described below, embracing 184.18 over Saturday night, and went nut
aerea, within the Ul kiyou National
Forest, Oregon, wlU be subject to set to Middle E tk.lh e nest day where
tlement and entry under tbe provlaiona he and Mrs. Baker had Sunday din
of the homestead laws of tlu» United
State« and the act of June 11, 190« ¡84 ner at the C. H . P*»tgn .horns.
most gone, has been exceptionally
free from rain, and while there bus
been some loss in yearling calves,
tb« weather has started stimk on.
the mend and is giving lamb* a
good beginning.
A b ill haa paased the house at
Salem increasing the pay of the
Legislators from 13 to 15 per day,
and it is contemplated merearing
tlie length of tbe seeaion from 40 to
50 days. I t w ojtd swim that for »
Legislature that paaaea a h ili already
on the statutes, and passes one bill
in tlw forenoon and two in the a f
ternoon repealing it, and then de
liberate« oa IS bills bearing on the
game subject, Iftgt a session of five
day* would he »ore suitable and
six bit« an ample compensation.
Several oiliaens of the lower
Rogue river country went up to 111-
ahe last Saturday to attend a meet
¡ng at which a new Commercial club
«tat. 8j3), st tbe United Stales l n d
oflloe st Roseburg, Oregon, on March — H . T . Stewart, accompanied by waa organised. The people along
4,1818. Any settler who wae actually WalinTi M ille r and Stephen M errill
tha Rogue are oertaiuly getting the
audio «ood faith claiming any of said
lands for agrUultu.-al purpo.ee prior as wiiuersgs, want dowq ip the C-pjn- boosting »piriki
to January I, 190«, and baa not aban ty seat last week and made final
doned same, haa a preference right to
Carpenters are a t work complet
make a hornestsmi aulaw fan »’ • - proof on his Hubbard’s creek home
Senator I. 8. Smith of Cooa coun
ing the inside work of the upper
actually
stead.
'
ty
,
enjoys the distinction of intro
Haled upon
ri« the court, house at Gold
P < *tin a s » fi|j|g k ij||fi|^ e ^ eon fluo
sona named
tó i.
I t seems a» though tbs ductng mofe billy at tha present sea
enee right,
aiun of the Legislature than any
.will return from Marshfield in a few
any such sa
pj^ater pp tlw Jowei floor it not
o r applicant la
other member of the 1 body. There
day a. Or. Straw found that the
bolding as U »lioulil, as i l ia crack seems to be some doubt as to whelh-.
stead entry and
suiseqrs
wound
iti
Maalar
DhwaH's
<nwrptwd prluc
mg and breaking Jouac in place*.
eye waa not ao deeps» first feared,
which date tne
* r thia should be planed in the ored
settlement am
TJjy sçhoqoe^A.lvent, belonging
w d A U c , | umn j,, M n king s tiie l
person. The li
lo
Simpwwi
wa*
wrecked
tu
try
in
g
*1
- act*. Ac
balance
nf - —
Mr. - Smith’s
N E I of N K ti
B. 18 W .,W . _ „
wide detscrfiied tm
jjlii
In veii iirtw Duos Bay-last week, and
Fram
he ri'ikky hot
k.1
o fth d
on ’ l«U, gougi ^ j e . No lives
in
Knapp
weit lost. The Rustler, Tr^mp and
lion filled when sty*, gift /her«,, eh«
Ranger all tried to saw her. hut
1 U chains; thenoeN. < 4 deg. W. 8.8» went down to Wedderiiurn to visit
could not pull her out of her dan
«bains; thence N. 18 deg. W. 1.78 Ler sister, Mrs. Alive ^tunwglt.
chama; thence B. 7 7 'deg. W . L j8
gerous, position.
>
«bains; thenoe S «8 deg. W . 9.39
Rev. Mickey of Bandon,, w ill
chains, the net area being 9.18 aerea.
Visitors lo Gold Bench, who am
Said tract was Hated upon Ilia applica begin a series of evangelical meet-
net vously inelined, are threatened
tion ot John Waternt«n, of
Inga in Port Orford1 beginning on
Oregon; U a t 8-844. firn N E j
with shark* at all hours of the day
Tuesday, March 11th. The services
Sec. 7, T . 39 S„ K ig W ., su aerea,
and
night by discordant soands,
llcatlon of Ueo.Tulman, ot HarborOr^ will bu conducted for a week or ten
t list
which, if followed up, prove to be
8-888. A tiao t of 8.60 acres with
T «ytli ba a*- nothing more nor less than the
in uusurveyed, but what will probably days, and Rav. O
surveyed,
Hec. 10, T. 38 B S,
‘ be, when
‘
r ^ ’ -------------------
iptr, Rev.
aisled by the'
Gold llewch brass band at practice.
12 W„ described by metes and bound«
a» follow«: Beginning at corner No..L Young.
There gre 18 piece* in the bsod,
a stone marked H - l, wheuoe the quar
M r. Fay, »on of Jas. £ . Fay prom neatly all beg inner*, and Prof. Knorr
te r corner beta een Bece. 11 and 14, T.
36 8. R. 18 W ., bears N.-tW deg B. 8 .» inent in (be early history of Oregon has his baiiih full rounding them
«hatna, 8.17 deg. 30 min. W., 67.1«.
,
|gjB|
and E. 18 y7 chains; eat nding ** Publishing the Gold Beach Globe into form. I f the boy» keep up ts
. S3 deg.
JU Win.
f/AJ
kaln. E. 8 97chain*;
97chains; In llte absence of editar Marsters, they have atnrlrd in, the band will
tbenoe 8. 87 d e g . l j m u. W . 4.7»
«baina; thence B .B B d«. E.6.14 chains; who ia llwent on a trip to the W ll Utm* lie ¡7credit lo llieir town.
thence «.1 deg. E . 4.81 chain«; thence |alnelle valley. M t . F ay helped us
A Couple of month* ago, George
£ . 89ueg. E. 1.77 ohaina: thence N. 88
.
..
,
d eg . E. A It)chains; thenoe N . y l deg. out on
" the T iubo hc for a couple of Dunn of Euchre Creek, drove 89
W . 7.9» chains thence N. IS deg. 18 week* a year or so ago, and is a good
head of hog« into the oak woods at
min. W. 3 69 chains; thence N. 10. deg.
yO min. E. 1 .« 8 chains; thence N. >1 writer and first class inechanio.
Panther Camp and the “ Old Dig
deg. tv. 4.39 chains; thence N .,86 deg.
A good lim e was reported by the gings” on Lobster creek to fatten on
16 lain W. 8 34 chain«; thence 8 18
deg. W. 8.91 chains to the place of be- danoer* at the marquerade Satur the acorns. The hogs scattered, and
ginniug. Bald tract waa listed upon
tbe application ot J. J. Wseising, of day night. Prixts were won by tbe at present it looks as - though Mr.
Agnew, Oregon; List ft-707. A tract ot Meesra. Robt. McKenaie sail Delmer Dunn will not tie able to get more
28 acres within uusurveyed but what
will probably be, when surveyed, Sec. W right aa Bast^ Ball and Henry than half uf them out of the wood*
8. T . 30 8., M. 18 W. described by metae Adolpbsori a* Cow Boy, and tbe this season. Tile others will prob
and bound« as follows: Beginning a t
corner No. 1, a cedar tree marked Missea Louise Withers and Florence ably go wild and help lo increase
F hM H -1, wheuoe Lawson’s Butte bears McKenaie ea Dutch G irl and Par tbe iiiimlier of “»lick-ear«” that at
8. 6 deg. W. and a prominent rocky
ready roam the wood* of that sec
peak bears 3. 79 deg. E . ; extending cels Poet, respectively.
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thence N . 9 chains; thenoe N 21 deg.
Tbe Garqulte Bros, of Bandon, lion.
S
77 322
ctirdiug to the good people ot Gold
Beach, hosfeves, ti
no duubl fillout the
andtkaMeu-
wy ar
Empuror '
19p«ech.
- It
THE BREAKERS
It
An Ina Worth, While
Another littiu twlroonltion I will
give you upon at question which
lira heavily upon my heart for say
nation. I t ia the question, the al-
oohol and the drink.
New ly Fitted Up; E lectric Lights
. I know very weil, that the pleas,
are of drinking i* an old heritage of
COLD BEACH, CURRY CO., ORE-
the Germane. We must henoefortb,
however, through »elf discipline,
free ourselves from this evil In ev
ery connection.
I can assure you that in my
twenty-two year reign have made
the observation that the greater
iiuoitier of criminal rases submitted
lo Die for adjudication— up to nine
tenths, are traceable to the couse'
quenoes of alcohol.
,l
wa
in earlier timee it passed for ex
traordinary cleverness in the youth,
for him to imbibe h l'large quantity
of afcobol and beer it. I , as a
young officer, bad occasion lo see
such examples, but »ever myself to
participate.
These are views that suited the
T h irty Year W ar, but now, no more.
Entirely apart from the eon
queues» which I ne»4f not further
portray, 1 »le-ire to apprise you uu
one point f«r yoor future career in
i he ttret iiue. Aa yuu yourselves
will observe during the uour-e of
your ternt'iif servieu oa hoard, tb*
service nt my navy has reached
such a height "F «trenuonenere a«
you cun hardly surpass*
Tu endure these edormous peace
exertions without exhaustion anil
to be fresh in the evuti'l of real aer-'
iousneaa dependa ii|ion yon.
Thu next war and the uext ar*
ball)» demand souud nerves of you.
Nervee w ill daeide. These become
undermined through alcohol and
fr«m youth up by tbe use of alcohol
endangered.
.
. .
-You w ill later have opportunity
to eee the target ships and the ac
tion of the modern projectiles upon
the ahipa and therefrom you ean
picture the conditions during bat
tie. You w ill see horrible d'-atrac
lie n when you are upon theve.
Merutt call»7-. -
(Funsseriy O s m U e t O
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' ■ T A B L E UNEXCELLED
H ot and C old T ub and S hower B aths .
F ir st C lass Barn and Garage in Connection,
Affording all Conveniences for Saddte
Horses, Teams, Automobiles aujJ Motorcycles
GENERAL
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B la c k s m ith iu g
Wagons antj Buggies for Sale, kept in Stock,
also Agent for All Kinds of Funning Im
plements; McCormick Mowers, etc.
Wood and Iron Work promptly done at a
1 eusonable price. Your patronage solicited.
BEECHER
JE SS
P o rt O r fo r d , O r e g o n
\
rrovntfy'mnt U ulghkJetter of wurtn
“Steady nerve* abd a oool head!*’
congratulation to the one brainy
That nation which consumes the
man of that august iaidy— the man
least quantity o f alcohol wins. And
t who had kept his bead through all
that yon should be, my gewtb-men!
the turmoil and bad not introduced a And through vow au
ix h ii pie
single b ill!
should be given the vrewe T hat
work« moat with m«okitid.
Joaquin M iller Dies
And In consequent of this, 1 ex
peel of you, that even now at the
Joaquin M iller died Feb. 17th,' navel academy and <>n tanrd -hip.
of paralysis at his “ Homs on Iht ' in all comradeship and friendli»*-««
Heighta” of Oakland. H i* body
will he cremated on a funeral pyre
whicli he erected with his own
bands several year» ago, and 1,1-
ushes w ill be scattered to the “ four
wiudb” on the Height*. Titus puss
ea away one of Oregon’s most ro
man tic pioneers, whose fqa-ckh-ri
career, if a il wriltan, would read
like an exhalation of a diseased
mind. H i* fame a* a poet it not
yet tecure.
Lutsey Wins
■ in no way disturbed, among y»«tf
selves you take heed thereto, and
provide that Hie indulgence in al-
cohol be not Ooanted us bel<»r«iog
to your privileges.
There are being organiard, L. ta<.'
navy. Good Templar lodge» a a-1
'Blue Cross sooietiea- In d iv id u a l
officers and several hundred man
have joioed. I hope you will d„
all you can to aid the crews to join.
I need merely refer to the typical
example of tbe English navy, where
20,000 men and officers have already-
joined to the great advantage of
that navy.
I t is a question «if the fntare for
our aavy and for our people. I f
you educate the people to alwlain
from alcohol, I aha|l gain healthy
and sensible sahp-rt«.
I t ia a great question of the fu
ture, tiecauae through the men who
. leave the
» 4 - service
^ .
. ^ idea
’ ^ w if l ba
the*
The wrestling match in the hall
Satuaday evening between / . \V.
Lutsey of Langlois, and Clan-ace
W right of Port Orford, was a clean
orderly oonteat that Was witnessed
W. 7 chains; thepoe N. 63 deg. W . 10
by a fair aixed audiynoe, Lotaey win
« h a lm ; i hence 8 82 dec. W . 5.74 chain*; have purchased a new 7 passenger
The
^iws
of
Gold
Beach,
which
uing both falls,
ning
fail«, the
tb» fim
first in 7 4 min
thence 8. 19 deg E. 81.43 c h a in *;1 Glide autoÎiobile whifch
w ill ha* bum enj'iajUg a healthful growth Ute* by a toe bold a«wj t
thence N. 74 deg. E. 10.33 chains Pr
h r -Mat tn
Piaoe of beginning. Naid tract waa p u t on I lhé7Porl Orfqrd-G
Beach for the b A /* < w M years, is eotrtin-
m inute* tA a bZtttn tuerldck.
dck. ’l l
listed upon me application of Frank
«
Thornton, of AgneW? Oregon; Liat run w het»springojA au, m aking a uing to grow. A’ hnrd wire and Ji tlg! Was a qu«fi
«peed and Iwooght upon tbe land. f t
E f. nee,
He<^10,
31 round trip
tr ip daily,
d a ily . T i n h a
waa store are atpong the latest additions ' strength agniae
■ 6-7WL Aha NE1 o4 N aw.
io, T.
s. at
* car was
When you spread these principle»
, fifirengtb
...............
tu tbsrbupiHtaa hog«.» of the tow n,1 and « k ill, sad m
Hly the latter my people will be morally uplifted.
List 6-79«.
«. Approved Decombi
IM iB ib h of Bandon,Atho it ¡8 cfelfoed are which aleo noaita of two tnerchan- combination won.
M r. Lut**y is a T hat ia a work ia which I bid you
S.
V. .rM
F B O O U U D D F F IT
ir, , . d
_
S .V
# Rood business b i l l i n g this
dise store», two first claM hotels, on* “ m at artist”
Aarietant Commissioner of theGeueral
in
every
sen»* do your share.
machine.
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I-and Office.
bank, two «oft drink establishment* of the word, having competed
T h e K aiser’s C h affeur.
Robert Forty went up to Port and other huai nets enterpri«*«, as against the beat m m of his .weight
land where be tquk tlwwxaniination arell as a nun,lier of new and Up to- in the country. He'give» W righ t
for an engineer*« gasoline boats of date dwellings. W ith Ihe opening cf credit for making an excellent show
Tbe story is told that Kaiser
65 feel in length He says he an Rogue river, Gold Beach w ill enj»y iuy for a beginner * t the game, aa W ilhelm needed s chsffeur and a
Mb ties.
the n:aub wo* closely contested big, strong young man applied for
swered all Ihe questions easily, and still further prosperity.
while it lasted.
the position. He paused a rigid
he has his license now, ready for
I f Rogue river is opened to com
Notice la hereby given to a ll p-raona
mechanical examination.
Physi
A
*
a
preliminary
to
the
wrestle
buaine»».
He
ha*
had
lot*
of
ex—
whom It may concern, not to enter up-
mercial fishing so that the Maoleay
oa or trespass upon the premise* ot Rli perienua in our local waters, ia an people are enoou raged to more ex Geo. Sutton and Louis Sparling cally. he appeared perfect.
“ Do you drink f ’ asked tbs Ixwd
gave a four round S)«rr«ng rxbiln
Bagley, lor tbe purpose of bunting, nr expert boatman and pilot, and we
tensive operations in the county, it
flabln» wiui noor and line. Sold pre congratulate him oa hie laudable
lion that provoked much inerrimeut. Chamberlain.
is their Intention to operate the ex
mise* are »¡tooted on Blk Blear, Carry
“ 1 lake a glass ones in a while
i Tbe luUer reaches up into the C j
ambition*.
pensive cold storage plant built at
Coanty, O r e c o a , aa<l Ueacribed aa fol
fool sone when he straightens out yoor Highness,” answered the ebaf-
lows. The West half of Section twea-
I l strike* Ike editor of this paper this place by the late It. D. Hume
8 / eeveu. Township thirty two South, that there are some young boys in in the development of tbe deep sea bit attenuated form, but the deci- feur.
“ You won’t do.”
Raaga fifteen Want.
P®1'“ * »“ Ihe for
Port Orford that should be made lo flshiag industry. T h . fi.bingJjgnk.
“ But, my Lord, 1 am no drunk
Aar person or persot a m troepuse-
- . f o r t h , i crpoee of bunting, fiuhtng, • “ ’ Uh th« r * " " n U
a‘ off from Port Orford are among tbe
ard,” rvmoa«traleil the chsffeur.
or traveling through ia any abape form . church, and also there ar* a few of feet along t he roast, and the harbor
“ I understand,” »aid the Lord
Chamberlain, “ but you drink s lit
at manner, or Searing down fences, or ‘ the larger boy« who should either is au ideal place from which to op
leaving out »'•’» g»tee open, or molest be gentlemanly enough to keep still erate a fishing fleet— boats coming
Have you soy to offer, or do you tie sad tba man who drinks a little
ing personal property, will be prosecu or stay away, a t there sre thoee who and going in perfect safety at any know of anyone^rho
liPWl hast I desire Is a little drunk. He wbo runs the
machine that His Majesty, tb *
ted to to * tall extant of the law.
rf j ra j* cannot ri«k being a
like to follow the sermon— s p riv i time that they ean live at opon sea. to purchase. Angus G. M ackay,1
W » . R. Johnson,
,
. .
_r x l .
» bon Id. not The future of the industry prom Real Estate Agent, Port Huron, h u le drunk in his bands or in bis
Leasee of the above1
’• • he,ra
fees much for this section.
Michigan.
\
eyea.” '
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described premises be violated.
3?,
Timber
d ara nlwstye manly for
T b ¿bdb M
H ave ju s t received a Large Shipm ent ol Stone
Crock*.
See our W indcw as you go b y
Port Orford Furniture & Hardware
Store.
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