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About The Port Orford tribune. (Port Orford, Or.) 1892-19?? | View Entire Issue (March 5, 1913)
Monday. ' 27 \ Ito ,>.,IW5. to r X te t» 8 W I4 8cc. I , .u d 1 ," ? H u i^ b í w £ ^ « IU m e tt o M r- 11,1,1 Mrs. Johnny Prince,after v i-iliiig several day» on Habhard’e <r*r t * relumed ta their Wedderburn jd,,n, ha« Medjtotteaof bi» luteu too hum« last Friday. lx, make linai P ir a ï e s r Pruol, fc» m hn-n . W in to the teed z iv r t ¿ g - l Mias Louise Walters, of Corbin, eriin"), beiore H»rdy i . Btewart, Luit- . . . . e.1 nule» CojuinisoF-nar al Port Ur. |.*b o haa been vimiyng at Port Or- /or i, Oregon, on the « h dry ol April, ford for tha past couple of weeks. 1913. returned b.Ima Sunday,, Claimant n am e. as wiUUMaea: Wttlton F. M ille t ,« I Port Oriord, O r., Waiter Surtoo, ot F u rt O rfo rd . O r . . . ot - Port • Oriord, * O r„ * Jau ieaH . Suttoti, Dr. G. D. Elgin, the aagn of up- ® 'xe*. ’ P«»1 • day in lows ainca H x X jaxix F: Joaea , our l * f l »a*u<f, sod ia eujnymg good Uegiater. health for one of hie age. Mr». Alon, the trained nurse «ho he* txen at Be». Young's for the pwi ? ■ Lowell, returned from North Band, nt which place Master Lowell ,un derweut a very delicate operat for the ecieeors wound in his eye. The opetalion was entirely success ful and is time the eyesight w ill be fully restored. The gasoline schooner, Randolph, will operate from Eureka during the coming rummer, while the Rustler will run between Coos Bay and the naw town of Brookings, at Chetco. This will leave a poor aer vice between Rogue river, Port O r ford and Coos Bay. until the Mac l**ay people put a boat on the run, which we understand ir their In* ten lion to do in the near future. that tribunal tai road taxes levied throughout the of year», i state during 1910.11.13 era illegal to ba n seusatioual < and cannot ba collected. The deci sion was baaed on the grounds that David J. Lowe, a reaidaat of Coos tba law failed to designate the qual nty where be waa born, died at t flea lions of voter» at the special bis honja at Coquille, Feb. 21, aged sleet ion» and mads uo reference to 41 years. Ha was a brother to F , sex or raehjsone of tba Low« aud Mrs. A. D. Wolcott, of fatali ling I to vote. ■■ ■ ■ Tba bil> opening Rogue river to commercial flabing as far as Grants Paas, permitting tfO days seining in the fa ll, a t last accounts bad not been signed by the Governor. What he w ill do is problematical. c TEMPERANCE. This column is edited nnder the auspices o f the W . T . C. U ., w ith f i n . M. T. S tew art as editor-in-chief, andtheM es- dames A. S. Johnston, K, J. Loney apd R. C. Yeung, assistant editors. I N o tic e f o r P u b l i c a t io n .T h e Women’s Commercial Club 8am Uqnes’ Cure for Drunken past mouth, departed by Friday’* IiKi-ABTnaat or t u * I xtkbiob , ness. of Bandon, w ill hold a Sweet Pea l S. Lend Other», at Roeeburg, OreffMI ktage for her home iu Portland. Exhibition the latter part of next February 16th, 1013. Mr*. J? U Zum walt returned fr.Tm Notice I» hereby given th a t No one who baa beard the late August. Thm Port Orford Commer- »ire «vi The 1913 dairy output In the vi JoilM Down* Bindon the first of the week, at Sam Jones »peak can ever forget c iil Club bad belter look to their ainily of I Port Orford w ill he eon- ol Port Orford, Oregon, who, on August entrv Srrlid., H * 0« *be ba* been rytdsi'gotag, A*’ * ah * * laupls or thia Sweet Pea Exhlbi him. Certainly not if bis theme ting will prove a greater attraction was Temperance. Ou thia subject Sam June» was at home and nt his than Uta A gile Carnival. of intention to make F in a l Five year J . A. Ewell, a peripatetic printer beat. proof, to establish c la im to thé land . . . . In one of hie Temperanoe lectures way up the o xst, President Madero aud two broth ab o v e d escrib ed , b eio re H ard y T. * 9 R •• °*l bu wart, V 8. G jinin iaalo uer, a t Ilia made the T niscxx a call Friday, era have been killed in the Mexican be told: *‘I was once called into the office, at Port O rfo rd , UregCn, on the revolution, and now one other home of a widow, presumably upon but the copy hex waa bare and job 4th day oi A p ril, 1913. C la u u a .it names as witnesses. •work dony.eo M r. Ewell kept me brother has a rapidly growing army her death bed. 1 went up to her W. K. Juliuooii.ot Port O rford, Oregon, andering on his way. of several thousand under hie room, talked and, prayed with her. Flsworth B. H a il, O. W. . urry, J’ .? commaud to avenge the deeds. I t She told me her story. *My husband R. A. McPherson, of Hiaer, w ill Charles F o rty , ” seems that the length of the rev. dying, left me with five small chil build a neat 9400 cottage thia eum- BxxiAMtn F. Joans olution is only to be dtterm ined by dren— boys. God* knows of my mer. C. U . Pearaa has the contract struggles to rear them and keep the aise of tba Madero fam ily. M r. McPherson's plans, Thia Haagerman’s Moving Picture and want from the d-a»r. God knows makes two nice houses for the Bixea Dug show wM witnessed at this they g re * up innocent and foil of I t is estimated thkt over 10,000, — who will be ueXiT ‘•K” List« 0-644. -669, ■ ■707, -70k, place yesterday evening bv a fair 000 feet of timber is owoed'ia C ur promise until they fell victims of 4-35 la a a . B. »-1178 Mr. Elwood, head of the Middle sized audience. That it was a sue ry oouuty by private individuals the temptation to drink. Now they OF! Klk Mining company, returned here oeaa,was evident from the shouts of R E S TO R A T IO N aod as over half of the county is 1 are hopeless. They love ine, end LANDA IN NA i TIONALTOKEHT Sunday in company with another laughter by the children and the Notice la hereby within the Forest Reserve it is safe ■ yet, dying as 1 am, night after described below, leBMn from Portland, who U lo- dignified «miles of thesdulta. Three to ray that there ia at least double night they stagger home and an- Mires, within t h e . » . wilh him in trying to secure good rolls of pictures were throwfc Forest, Oregon, w ill be thia amount in thg entire county. rouse in the room laslnwt Oh, Godl tlement end entry an d body oFtliober in thia sec- upon the canvas, and the only erit- This one asset will make Curry a i cannot die bnppy, aud leave them of the homeetead law s icisra was that the machine did not big wealth producer and life her out thus.’ States and the act of June Slat. 0 3 ), at the F " Herbert Unicso aad wile moved tfirow out n tight strong enough in ot the “cellar division” io - the near “Then," said Jon»», “J knew that office at Roseburg, bring their full beauty, future. out to the Uniaan dairy farm on 4,1913. Any mother wag dying of heart trouble and in good ___ K lk*riyer,M unday, and w itf try the! Hta dogs performed many — ol a broken heart. I went out to lands ior egricultu.-al life of dairyman and farmer with'good tricks,-that for tbeir short to January I, 1906, a nearby hardware store and secured Yesterday W u , H . Tnfe doned«ame,'b«» a ' f r * R training *** are r»m<rk»lile. M r. H nn- , every prospect of farewell to tba Capitol at Washing five naw revolver*. 1 called the m ake a Inunesiead german expects lu make regular I” is the cry of the actually occupied ton and today Woodrow Wilson is boy* about Ike dying mothei's bed. listed upon ihr fi ls worth living and * op tiipa through Coos end Curry with President. Weighty question^ con We knell and I prayed, ia my •on* named be] a thousand-fold surer new reels o f up to date pictures, and front the new executive, but the fi prayer touching the tender memo ence rig ht, subject any such settler, pi the gamble and narest of city when roads are goo*i ' w ill charge o r applicant is i ! b u t 10 and 1« «giita. He went on nancial ooudition of the country is ries of innocent yoath until the r stead entry and in good and the incoming a<l minis Ira eyes rained tear*. As we atone from exercised prior to will lx a regular meeting - to Bofit" » IW j which stream he will lion baa the ennfideneeof the Arner our knees, is a id i ’Now men, stand which dat« the I . a , of the P«trt Orford Ommneretal Club Pwbnbly go up as far as Agnes». settlement and ican people. I f It doesn’t make around this bed; two on either side, person. ' is «veiling, at which a ll of th e 1 1 We ar« in receipt of a letter from good,-Mr. Wilson will bavfi no poq you at the fqpl. Each of you take N E | of aembera are urged to ti B 12 W present, j j£_ W ilbur, who for many years to blame bat bis own poor leader a revolver^and when I give the mettent w-UL oommand,flro straight a t t l x heart a p ro m in e n t v e e id e n t ro f. this sh«W a t a Hi «hd the work for the coming • o,n ' pi sue, and wfea 1» now a revideirt of iruui the q u a rte r * - of J^our old mother.’ ‘M y God, uq!' line of sec. V; exr wiR he mapped .nut. . I f J our J Alpaugh, CaL, where be la A M r. Jan. Bennett, of Marsh- they cried In ehorua; ‘wa won’t on each side ol Is gt»o.l town I lag«< h I epough to live in ,It jk in deep welt boring and general field, recently fell heir to 92,000JXIO murder asotberl” 1 - W. 1.72 uliaiiis; tlxn oe N . 79 deg. 2 62 chains; thence M. At deg. # O.Wl worth boosting, to come out. May not other* ponder this mor from an old New York estate', and C uii struct Ion work. The following chains; thvuro N . AS tleg. A . 1.7a chains; thence 8. 77 deg. W . 1 The Randolph culled in here F ri from Mr. W ilb ur’s letter will be of since that time M r. and Mrs. Ben alT Many a so-called **gi>»d,h»art Chains; thence 8 M deg. W. | nett have received every oonoeivabto ad” husband is slowly, but never day evening, aod after landing some interest to our readers: chums, the n et area being a .52 Maid tract was listed upon ilie a p p iie *- freight, left about dark on her way •This is the first day for over a year kind ut begging letters, asking for thelesa surely, torturing the life and tion 01 John -Waterman, o f vlieveo, it baa been > ecesaary to stay in doors auma ranging from the price of a happiness of h it wife by driukitig Oregon; L ist (-414. D ie N’ E l o f S E j to Eureka, wKenre aha Wilt Fee. 7, T . 3« B. 12 W «0 acres, ap trips to,San Friuciaco and Klamath «mae«untof wrt werthrn. For ths go, i lo 910,000. I f the Bennetts and rough living. past 48 hours the weather man baa been ,, , plication of Ueo lu lin a u , ol HarborO r., ,he ««respond l o s t « 6 6 2. A tia c t ol 9.60 a c n a with- river, as wanted. We understand giaddening the hearts oi the farmers by w,m,M ,n ' * er lu ubsurvvyed, b u t w hat w ill probably that she is for sale. The Randolph a continuous much-needed rain amount- e,,oe it is said they would have to A braham Lincoln on Prohibí 1«-. wheu surveyed, See. 10, T/3Ö S., B J u « - , , ■ ., , - 12 W„ described by rue tes aud bonudsi ** * s*»**0 6 “ "”at * n '1 wuu.d be a de ing to close to two Lichee, which for engaqe a private secretory and a . tio n (l8 5 3 ) airable boat to ply bet«rveu thia plBOe ,S*n Joaquin Valley county, ia conaid- special mail carrier. M r. Bennett a> fullow s: Beaiuniox at corner No. 1, a »tone marked H - i , whence the q uar Rogue river, Bandon and Cxw B a y ., " » T * 1 On*' P®r t ”* ’«» formerly a m illw right ¡11 the ter corner bet aeon Gees, i t and 14, ,'f. “ Tba liquor traffic i« a ratioi r bune is always a w elcona tetter, from ~ o 36 S. K 12 W ., bears N.SO d « « E. 2,39 Beecher Java, «gjr enterprising ¿u friend«, and I aha» be glad to have A ' ®‘n“ h 0" 11- society, eating out ite viinla and chains, 8. 37 oeg. 30 min. t»., 4I.IO ---------------------- * threatening <lv»l rue lio n , am i nil choius; an.1 E. tg jg chains'; ext ndiug blacksoiith, is putting up a new it continued.” thence 8 . 33 deg. Ml uiin. E. 2 97 chains; building' near Joaquin Miller, the “ Poet of the tempts to rrguliite it will not only his »hop on front ■ W h li ilie nb-ivc letter was an en thence S. 27 deg. I5 ut 11. tV. 4.74 ch u m s; then« 8 . So deg. FL6.14 ehaius; afreet,’ which will Serve a dual closure of a generous ciieck, whieh Sierras” , who died lately near Oak- prove abortive, but aggravate lb« ■ihencek.! deg. fchA.Ht c h u m s; t h e m » 'p ^ p , ^ , . m e f -o n l being used fo r a places M i . W ilb u r at the head of land, Cal., left an oatate valued at a ril. I f the prohibition of »l*v<vy 8. 99 uOg. E 1.77 c h a in s : tneuoe N. 66 r garage and lb * rear for dwelling our list of “ |x id in advanoe” sub 9100,000. Ooe of the uioeat things is good for the black man. th« pro 10 chains ; thono« N. i f s F deg. t . 7.93 tiience M. 13 K.4 ('llAius rfjinn*. He ha* found it necessary scriher»; » po»ilim, from which the M iller yver wrote is the following bibition of the liquor traffic ts m in. V\. 3 53 chains* thence Jf. 10. deg. morr Hulncribers that try th oust verse which he penned recently ia equally good and conalilulioual fbr yO min. E. 1.62 ctiaina; thence N. 31 tosaovs bis family nearer hi* shop Oeg. W . 4.39 chains: thence N. 96 deg. in order to properly attend to his him (In- better it suits the printer. an endeavor lo have A ix Reuf P» Ibe while man. l& ir in W. 2 34 chains; thence 8 15 ruled from the penitentiary: deg. W . 6.91 chains to t l x ptac« of be hu'tness. P. J. Lindberg is bead “There m ail be nojnora attempt* ' In men, whom men denounce aa ill, ginning. 8aid tract was listed upod carpenter. From Big Band. to regulate the cancer (liq-ior trat the application ot J. J . Wetusing, of I find there ia much goodness stilL fle), it must be eradicated; for until Rev. L. C. Poor and J. A. Lerna A guess, O regon; L ist t-707. A tract ot In men, whom men proclaim divine, 26 I.crea wltntn unourveyed b at what Big Beinl, Oregon, Feb 28,1913. ry. reaideni* of Ashland, Oregon, this be done, all classes must Oon I find so much o f ein and blot, w i l l probably be, when surveyed, 8«c. tinue exposed, to become tbe vio I hesitate to d re w -the Due 2. T. 36 8., it. I > W . deacrtbou by metes pawed through town the first of the The T k ib u xk had me say in my and bounds ss follows: Beginning a t Week on a swing of inspection Between the two, where Gad has n o t tims of strong drink. last letter that Chauncey Fry waa corner No. 1. a cedar tree marked • The most effectual remedy would F 8 M H -1 , wlieuce Lannon's B utte bear» around through the coast cuunlry. having 90 rod» of woytn wire feoc Joseph Miuelli, mayor of Rose 8. 6 deg. W. and a p ro m inent rocky They left tha railroad at W ett Fork be the passage of a law altogeilur Ing toxted up from Two Mila. I t peak bears 8. 7« deg. E . ; extending burg, has been found guilty of vio er, en should hive bean Jake Fry. abolishing the liquor traffic. thence N. 9 chains /th e n o a N- 21 deg. apd walked dawn Rogue river lating (Its local option law. Micelli W . 7 chains; thence N . W ¡deg. W . ; 10 joying lire trig», and after •asidg ’ ’After reconstructum, tlx next Mr. Henry Fry 1« building ^tim- chain« ;ihence 8 62dex. W . 6.74 chalha; wa« manager of the Roseburg Brew great question w ill ba tbeovarthrow th e n c e 8 . 19 d e g E . > 4.48 eb oJu e; Coes oouuty they will go nut via. •elf a fine «moke house. ing aud Ice company, in which a S r i 2 5 X 4 « 8 « » .U .r -1 » . « 9 of the liquor tialfic.” A p ril 13, 1865. Tk- nambfcr of the prom inent. citixena ince my last letter, R. J. Cafifield “ Law must protect and conserve listed upon Gw) application of F ra n k gentlemen »ay that there are a uuni Thornton, o f Agueaa, O regon, Liat her imra their town who are rntsr- of Aghei-«, was a business caller at of that town arc stuck holders,“ and right things, and punish wrong «-70« I h e N K i o f M » . 8eo.it?, L i »1 it waa alleged that the “ oear-lxer" Big Bend. things; and if there is auy evil in 8 ., B. 14 W.. 40 acres, application df Sited in (his part of the coast and Reason E . Pemiiertpn, of Langlois, O r intend to at least visit these part* - Mr. B. L. Cunningham passed tbe company sold was * little too the land that threatens society egon ; L ia t 0-796. Approved Vecember “ near” to conform with tbe local < ( individuals more than another, 6,1912. 8. V . F U 0 U D F 1 T , • during ihe coming summer. down yesterday from Mule Creek, option law. The cate is one of the A ssistant Commisalonerof thaOeueral ia tha liquor traffic.” Robl. McPhillsmey an ti' Robt. where he has been asaiating R. L. Laud OtBce. muel important of ite kind ever Smith ware tows visitors from their June« in doing tunnel work. tried ia the state, aad is a diauinot Sixes river homes Saturday. These Mr. Jacob Fry nod Dean Walker victory for proeeculing attorney. Suicide and D rin k . two hardy old pioneers represent a are pauther hunting. Geo. M. Brown, ' . decade of adventure that will aoon Germany ha* had an alarming O. D. Sargent and W. p . Chaffin W hile tba wrangle between Gov. rata of child suicide, 1,1*6 cases k ia live only in history, and it I* many Treapaaa M otte«. an interesting anecdote they can have been stopping at BigBeod the W*«t and the late Legislature was 21 yeai*. By lar ibe greater num past few days waiting for the snow unbecoming, to aay t lx least, yet ber weie of children under fifteen. NotiCa 1» hereby given to a i r peraoaa teii. In addition to hia Wyoming to go off before ’Starting back for when it is viewed with sober after whom It may ooacero, not to antor up frontier life, M r McPbillawxy went Official statistics allow that not on or trvspnaa Upon the prem ier* of Bit through tbe Civil War and wa* on« Bonan8« Basin. thought it m u e l be conceded that than 28 per oral of theauicidaajwere -V , Bagley, tor the purpose o f hunting, nt of tha menAxhihd tbe breastworks Last Saturday iliere was a snow in tbe main the Governor was' children whose parents were epi Ashing w iiu uoox aad line. Bakl pre fall of fi inch*« at Big Bend; 14 right. H a o a m e o n tn f the melee leptics, drunkards, or mentally nn when Pickett made hi» fatal charge mise» «re situated op E lk R iv e r, Carry Mr. i nche* at N. E. Prices aod 18 inches with Ute people of Oiegon at hia souod. Coun.y, Oregou, aad deacrlhed •« fol up Cemetery Ridge, while low s. The W ort h alt of Section Id e a - Smith earned tha nickname “ Buck at Andrew McBean’a. hack, and while hie impetuous n a ty oaves, T ow nib lp th irty tw o Sooth, skin Bob” in many aa oxciling 'ad ture may lead him into mistakes, Randolph Merer vey went to Gold Range fifteen West. venture on the plain* qnd la tlx yet ha "eta out to acoumplish a <to Beach oa bustoaes one day last Any person or per«« s »0 ircvpa*»- aired end with a eteadfaalneae o f West. That many of these adveu week. ag tor tbe porpose of L un tin grfiahin g, purpose and unswerving integrity or traveling through in a n y shape form ture* were basxrttou* ia evidenced Mias Edaa Fry baa*been asaiatiag (bat commands even the respect of or manner, or tearing down fence«, or by a number of arrow mark» oa his leaving out s'-.1? gstes open, o r moleet- person that were reoaived io en Mra. Jacob Fry with her house hia enemies. Tba b ill* ba ’advo R epairing Watches and Jewelry ing personal pioperty, w ill be piaai counter* with the Indiana» Both of work for revvral day* past, h A ll work guaranteed. cated, with hardly an exception, ted to Ute fu ll exten t o f the law. Mr. MeBenn waa a pleasant cell- can be classed aa needful legislation, there pioneers are enjoying their OaU aa me nt L adouma , O bi Was. B . Johnson, et at Big Bend ot>* day this week. and at tha end of tbe fight hi* col "y « Leareeof the above old age in health and Ifrusperiiy W Ä. ora are M ill flying. ? G. W . M. described premia«« amid the mountain scenes of Curry. 26, 1907, made Homeutaad eqtr No. 04273, for LoteS aud'Ty " . • p " X L - ; ,nuch m u ch ¡•‘»p«’ iiiin io v * e * ii * more then th at, f>f lf G l. I f J f Mar Marah w ill m ilk o v e r 50 eowai as against 33 last season. W. R H ural £r. and Jas. Button will milk 1$ or 2 0 on the former*» place on E lk river, while the Knapp and Zum walt dairies will add over 100 addi tional oows to the list. Several of the creameries have already started u a lum lf way, and in a few weeks the process of making butter will be in full swing. A n Inn Worth. W hile (F o im e rfy GiaunU« .*e. N ew ly Fitted Up; E lectric Lights TABLE VNBXUBuLKD GOLD BEACH, CURRY CO., ORE* H ot and C old T ub and S howbr B aths F irst C lass Baru aod Oarage io C onneclion, A ffording a ll C onveniences for Saddle Horse«; Team s, A utom obiles and Motorcycles ■7 I " «WVW I GENERAL B la c k s m ith in g W agons and B uggies for Sale,, kept in Stock, also A gent for A ll Kinds o^ Farm ing Im plem ents; McCormick Mowers, etc. Wood and Iron Work prom ptly done gt a i easouablo price. Your patronage solicited. ■* BEECHER JE SS “P o r t O r f o r d , O r e g o n • . ■ ’ W ATCHM AKER ELLIOTT tJ : t