The Port Orford tribune. (Port Orford, Or.) 1892-19??, July 30, 1913, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextCurry Coiitj Atotraet Realty Cnpuy. " Town and Gonntj. Wna. Gillings is offering_______ callen! rifles for sale at his hardware M. T. W right baa oetvsd twe tons o f fresh blasting appointed stare. grand marchai of tha day fur tha powder. Bend your orders ia early Tha Bandon Carnival Committee G o ld B e a c h , O r e g o n «rs“d formed ua that ba recently contract- C lin t Msleboru want down Rev. Father hughes, e f Portland, _____ _ » , Agate Carnival. it ia a ll gone. met last night and piths for the ed bis two year-eld steers Uj Bob coast yesterday with three waa quite severely injured today « 1 bile Cedar Festival to be held ia tv r • u u . . . . . Construction work baa Wagner, tha Bandon stock buyer while an route to Curry County to We fur....h ab.tr.et o l u t l . , 1 , tb. („ lTOj f>„ U nM p-> <ere in his auto. W A N T E D — Either man or worn Bandon from August 24th to Aog- for ««0 par hand. D ry eow» are sell visit relatives. Ha came via G ardi Go to Cheever A Bowman’s and an to eerub the fioors and wash the 30th inclusive, were perfected. Blue print», Ownership maps to Craaoent C ity. look a t tha saw stock of aluminum in g a t Port Orford tar 4 and 5 cents ner end while at Jarvis landing windows of the school house. Ap 1 he committee on base ball re County maps. Titles per- live weight, and atom for < oaote. An over supply of eleventh hoar ware. I t lakes tbe sake. waiting to board the stage boat, be ply to Iha tohool board. ported that four of tbe teams in tbe feoted and Registered. This is tbe highest prioe ever paid copy has compelled us to-bold some Stepped on a decayed plank and county league had agreed to play at A salvation army man anived in for beef cattle to thia vieiaity. matter over until next week. went through. Hie bead struck oa W A N T E D —A good homestead or re- Bandon during the Caraival week town last sight, haviag o mbs ap tbe W hile in town tha Agate Carnival an old spike and tore a bad gash Unqnishment in Curry County. Not for the $400 in cash tbe committee W. A. WOOD, Mark Haagorman and wife pass coast from Craaoent City. Committee boegbtfrem M r McKen near his left eye. Had he struck ia ei IS milm from the oeean or bay. M a n a g e r. J ad through town yesterday with is offering as prize money. zie a youag beef to barbecued at a little different position tha spike J. R. M illar had buei J. A SM ITH , whioh their show, returning to Coos Co. Arrangement» were made for a big to l B. Caruthen S t , Portland, Or. the Carnival. called hup to Gold Bane the first would hare put out bis aye. H e To Whom It M ay Concern. track meet during the week. A Mr». J. T . Mare and ehildren of the week. H e took . ___ , Tbs public installation of the wee broughl.to Mercy Hospital at feature of this meet will be a one (C ore Buy News.) I, the undersigned, hereby give no- from Bandon, * are re camped a < t E lk the Tram p Bunday afternoon. officers of the Woodmen of tha North Bend where tha injury was w ile relay race, a team of fopr Ban t l <* W -------------- -------------- , --------- from the K ,*«r> enjoying an outing. They oonveyanoe .. that I to hevea tii.il.nsi* K-A water A ._1 lota . in ■ ‘ _ World in tha Fromm ball last Sat oared for and it is not believed that Miae Anna Dean, who baa Farmers who were in town Sat don boys running against teams Patentee tidetonds and w ill remain camped in thiavioinity the Harbor of Port Orford, Oregon,' on in Medford and Ashland for tha urday was witnmeed by a large be w ill suffer any lasting ill effects. urday said that the loganberry crop of other towns iu C<«e and Curry a portion of which a part o f the wharf until after the Agate Carnival. this season is a failure in oertain io counties.— Bandon Recorder. past two or three years, returned to audience and was a vary pleasant — Coos Hay Timas. is erected without my oonsent. All John Kronenberg and Col. Roos, Port Orford by auto stag« yesterday. affair. A. J. Marsh acted as install parties are hereby warned not Io drive call ties. A short lima ago every pilea or trespass in any manner what two prominent citizens of Bandon, lag officer when the following oTi W edderburn Notes. thing indicated the usual prolific soever on tutid tidelanda or water iota A baby arrived at the home of passed down the coast last week by cere of tbs lodge took their office: Man. A » » t O. Dear. yield but from some unknown reuse M r. and Mrs. W ill Hutcheson on Portland, Oregon. auto on a swing around by Craaoent J. R. M illar, Council Commander; The Tram p came into the fiver tbe berries dropped o t the vines The regular annual Teachers* Im ti- City and Grants Paa», returning via. the night of the 27* It. Our inform H T . Stewart, Adviser Lieutenant; Suiolay.evt-iiiiiir w illi |i»rt of u cargo iN-fore inn hiring. tute for Curry county will be held at ant wax iioabi« to ray whetbar tha Roseburg. X £ FpR |ALE. Gold Beach, Oregon, on August' 11, IJ A S . J.dineloo.Manigvr; J. M Li in of freight Iron* Cone Ray,' t P. M Hull-Lew is hae been sj> and 13th, 1913. AU tearhera and those ' .. a . , I „„j? o rg irL I |«vh, n^aiez; E-onrt; «on». Robs. Fofty, More pebpla ere t0-«Min<( tlie-ir new animal was a boy f i 11«1», Forty Sentry. Tbe run of Minmn, which ftea not pointed by the county court special intending to teach are required to at Eighty Acres of Bottom Land, situa It e are la rcmriptulm letter frefin The musical prograin that followed ao>l F ro ,,« u been good in ltil the text few «toy«. read muster for the county at a tai tend three days. ted on Sixes River, one-half mile from vacation 7'----------- cam pad at Port Orl'orJ »'••< Frank U. Tio h eoo r-y^iug that ite was well icoeired, and all of iha I bee euddenly .ipcrea«ed and Ms^er«' sry of l i f t ) per , gtootjh. ‘ A ll of j , Respectfully '• “ County Road and about six miles ffrwm Tic*’, *l 3r than ever before, and it to . „ . , , - Port Orford. Clear title; no indebted- expected that there will be fully - ’“ * * ’*“ --------------- and a seieatioue wr ra enooresd. After the • q#0.,W. SMITH, ®®il tuukiug guud ti/oury. lit« ili.triu t supervisors w ill be di complimentary ticket to lire Agate program was rendered <h» young neos; easy terms, For full particulars thousand people here Co. School Supt. during tha John Kronenberg end fam ily, o f rectly under him, end be will r«pre Carnival to every newspaper in the folks took charge of the hall and an ealj on or address, x Agate Carnival. Bandon, passed through town lest sent the Oou'nty commissioners, look MRS. A N N IE EM M ETT, ‘state of Oregon. joyed a danoq/or areeral hours. ing after all details of the work,and M r. Boon waiter, foreman of tha 933, Valincia S t , San Francisco, CaL week on their way to Aablaod. J .F . Baiers, the photographer who w ill also prepare,plsni and speciii Wack sand plant a t Gold Beach R. L. Macieay returned from R ol A nderson G ettin g W ell. has been located at Port Orford for cations-fur the construction of new j has been spending aereral days in Portland lest week, coming in bv the past couple of years, started roads. I l*01,1 Orford looking over the Re Rol Anderson, Iona survivor of tha West Fork. Have you any to offer, or do you south of town. H a found that it Monday for Barns, Or., to stay in Owners of horses in this section Mrs. E lvin M iller, of Lobster know of anyone who ba.? I deri re prospected satisfactory, and be ex definitely, H a w ill hold his prop wreck last Noveenker, is doing fins, have about decided to hold a race to purchase. Angus G. Mackay, pect. to return later and make a srty hare and w ill return when there being able to sit up and eves take a H ill, was in town Saturday. meet nt Marshfield ou August 224 few steps. Ils is loud in his praise Kcal Exlute Agent, l’ort H uron, more thorough tost with a view to ia more work ia his line. Several c f our young people at and 234. - There are several horses “ u o f treatment 1st hae/toeived at the Michigan. working it. tended the dense at Gold Beach in training tiers, and also a numbei M r. Croft wife and sou»; of Lang hands of Dre. Imap and Mann and lois, ware in Port Orford last night Saturday night, and had an enjoy at M yrtle Point, with the promise Mel Fitzhugh and W ill Sorensen Mire McKenzie, tha bead nurse. I t able time. returning from a pleasure trip HARDY T. 8TEWART that others would be brought in * • might be o f interest to know that came down from Laagloia with thair I l looks as U . re. C O M M I t t o l U N K B four horse teams aararei days ago Rogue R iver. They wore disap tha skin grafting done ia tha ease o f Mrs. W. II. Meredith and children from the outside. pointed in not finding good trolling though a good oard could be arrang end hauled a lot of oil out to ti)e M r. Anderson is one o f the m < are expected home from Ashland ia P o r t O r f o r i l , O i'e g g o st. ad—-one that would prove interest Wireless Station a t Capo Blanoo for salmon, but ware unfortunate ia serious and difficult :<>f tbp many a faw day», ing and draw a crowd. Office days m town—Tuesday, Wed that was landed here last week by leaving the river ju s t as a good ran sim ilar oases On rrikird, there having F . A. Stewart spent a few days ia of fish oommenoed. nesday and Saturday of each week. the steamer Bandon. bean something over 200 square town during tbe week, returning to I t is stated that eamps have been The eupa for tho boat display o f inches of skin grafted onto him Port Orford Monday. established at sites of two of the larg For the past wsek'or ten days tha ia dra tim« to eqfoy from tha different persons who have W. A. WOOD mountains h a r t been fillin g wp cut snd unout agates at tha Carol Ooi. Rota, of Bandon, passed set tunnels to be constructed between again those happy days whh burners, many' of whom no val and tha aaa masa and Indian given skin. Dre. Mpon apd Leap through town Thursday in hisaato. tbe 8iuslaw and Umpqua, on tbe A T T O R N E Y A T LAW ■pawl ia field shooting. Y ou are to ba oongratufaSad, a« wall as line oi the Eugene Coos Bay road. doebt stretched the season whioh curio trophies are oa display a t Was. UffLD BEACH. OREGON. Frank Laterr, a dry-goods drum Supplies are tb be hauled to the tun Gillings hardware atora. These Mias MoKanaio tbs ours« An tha com ha sura of getting your open» for buck deer day after to mer, was in town tbe first of tbe els before the rainy season rets in, ehew of the birds if you morrow. Game wardens w ill have prises are of unusual interest and great work they have dona.— West week. M. LEE PEMBERTON o- and work on the lunnsls will be theii hands full keeping down vio those visiting towo a n invitad to ern World. use one i f the ~~ P H « i C I AM , C apt Elmer, of the Salvation carried on a ll winter. The com stop and look at them. iations of the law. C o p t Sw ing Has Trtoibio. ; At m y, held several interesting menoement of work between the Ik e Cox was a Denmark visitor A few morning» back some of onr Office at Langlois Hotel, Siuelsw and Umpqua would do meetings in town last week. in Port Orford last Friday. H a eaily risers discovered the track of The boat Trem p aalled in at Port OFONT. ttUU STTO . much to inspire cuafidsnoe in the L anglois , O regon an unusually large buck dear that reports (hinge lively in his neigh' Orford Satordsy Add loaded some assertion of the Southern Pacific C h ild K ille d . ' SCMUUZE'EMPSC , bad been meandaring through the borhood, and says that tha farreen freight while eo her way to: Rogne that tbe road from Eugene to Cooe streets of tho town soma tim e d u r hará been m a k i n g wnpsual to le f R iver. GaptdSwing wM hto in a E th el, the t * b year old dsnghtor Bay would bo built: without un- ing the night. - The town dogs, not impktvaments on tneir plaoee ibis re ry good hndmr owing to «be fact W e heve them eU. anTes «eerary delay. 'Go- o f M r. and Mr«, D . N? Thomas of »• bwMdtaff naw barn», that he waa arrested a t th^ ffinataw' item «4 .Real Estate Notary Public being trained to sleep w ith on« eya M yrtle Point, met her death last Died, at Coquille C ity, J u ly 4 14, a few days ago tor oarryinff, iatoxi- open, failed to discover the visitor, fencing, etc. Tuesday by the accidental discharge 1880, W illie Meerar, age six years, rents into th at part, and fat how un and the buck wandered off again The Rustler came np from Gold e f a 22-celiber rifle in the hands of of diptheria.— Six months ago M r. der!200 bonds to sp)iaSr when the without being disturbed. Beach last Wednesday with eight her brother, aged aioe. While Meerar was the happy father of a to trial. Tha Capt. lu in g -lo lm . O r . E dito r Edgar McDaniels and fam passengers on board, among whom carrying thegua, the boy stumbled fam ily consisting of aix children, as claims that he was a|rested while ily , oi (lie Cooe Bay Harbor at North were Mrs Wm. Gillings aod Mlaa W. H. MEREDITH oa his ship, which hareya Is illegal, end dropped it, when it was die strong nod healthy, from nil appear Bend, passed through town Friday Magnolia W hite returning to Port passed anoes, as any six ip,, the Coquille A TTO R NEY amd COUNSELLOR sad the aran that served the papers charged end tbe ballet J. J. STANLEY returning to their home from a visit Orford from a few days’ visit, and AT LA W oa him bad no authority to do suoh through hiesieter’e nrak causing her valley. But that terrible scourge also J. N . Leach, former Supt. of tha Lawyer, • to relatives in California. They death the next morning.— Coquille diphtheria, bra taken them off one by things. For these reseonetbe Capt. made the trip by auto, going out Weddtrburn trading oompany, who W E D U E U B U K N , OREGON Herald. one, and tbe above notioe chronicles bee retained ae eu(hnrity pad hae via. Roseburg and running aa far was on h it way to Portland. tbe death of tbe last. Tha loss of COQUI LEI., - - . OREGON commenced action against tb« town south as San Diego, and then com Thos. Sm ith, who reoently filed of Florence for damages The arrest Trespass N otice. Died tbe first and eldest, a beautiful ing back to the coast through Red on a homestead in the Sixes country, wee made under the new law for young lady of 18 yanra, was consid L. A . R O B ER TS, Bluff, Eureka and Crescent C ity. acoomponied by bis wife, was In town bidding the shipint-ui of liquors in S C H R O E D E R — A t Norway, Ora. ered a melancholy circumstance; but . otioe is hereby given to a ll persons Ih e y reported a very pleasant trip A T T O HNEY A T LAW whom it may concern, not to enter up July 21,1918, Chester O. Schroe one day since our last issue. Mr. to d ry territory. The Tramp wee to when six fine children have been on or tresp.-\ss upon the premises of L. and experienced no difficulty with Sm ith’s location is claimed as min carried into eternity in so short a M y itle P o in t, Oregon. have made several m.»rc trip« to that dsr, aged 22 years and 9 months. Knapp, for tbe purpose of hunting, or their Ford car other than a few lire The deceased was tbe youngest son time it is difficult find words to ex eral ground by J. N . Watte o f Sun port with freight, lm, Capf Swing Hsbiug with hook ttnc| line. Said pre- punctures, and Mr. McDaniels is a Francisco and P. Langdell of Port Probate buaine« a specialty. nil see are situated on Elk River, Carry tVs there is “ uuthiug doing” euy ! of Gus Schroeder, one of tbe old rat press the heartrending grief of the County, Oregon, and generally known more enthusiastic booster for good Orford, and a oontest has been start more aod that the people at that tlers of this valley, and was born parents, who have the sympathy of roads than ever as be says that some as the - ‘ Bond” place. ¿ r as ed which w ill come np before tbe plaoe oao starve aofer as b be it con and brought up here. The cause the whole oommunity in'their terri «•-Tte-iLM r«r nrtff < m of the ------------------- roads . they ^aw vm m e so u tl* « p a w - . - j i v found w in g going v ill^ U ont U1 Any . , person or t pereors Land Comtniasoner at this place on cerned. After reluming to Coos of hie death ie given as infantile ble bereavement.— lesae Ju ly 18 <-80. QuRrttmtRwd vebeweo Rabil «vT«, __ •tronff. b.nrwi «mrv. M b . If RU < ing for the purpose of bunting, Ashing,; to Roseburg and also some they run Bey the Tram p will oontinue to paralysis, and he was sick only three o e . v . 1 « . . through --------------------------- up the were; iB p Aug. 18lh. or r t traveling in any shape form I int0 days. H e was attacked Friday Any one having «gates, Indian carry freight to this place. or manner, or tearing down fences, or ly ‘aw ful” . Coming through the while at work and lost the use of leaving out side g»tes open, or molest curioa or needlework whioh they ing personal property, will be prosecu Sacramento valley a few days back, his lower limbs, but was around would like to display at the Carni- L o m » M ind and Becomes Vio- they run into a temperature of 119 ■ , ted to the full extent of the law. on crutches until Saturday night, lent. e in the shade, and they were .la d to < 7 r"»a M t,d ’ in . Wm. R. Johnson, Ket back to .L - . I f » / ° * n’» •«•»<« »o 1» pareonally, when he became worse end death en , 1-eseee oi the above get back to Oregon again with its sued yesterday. He was a strong - named premises to send th e same to one of the oom Saturday morning Marshal J. C.. muddy roads and all. and healthy yonng man, and hissud mittees who will era that it is ex Brown arrested Liberty Haines of den death comes aa a great shock Joe Haines, formerly of Eckley hibitod and returned in good condi E ckUy shortly aft«» be arrived in N otice fo r P u b lic a tio n . but now of Monmouth, Or., spent tion. Send agates or Indian relies town. The arrest was mads at thé to hie relatives and friends, rr u D? ’A*JM /L T T“* t I « M ob , U. 8.. Lsad Offio«, at Roseburg, Oregon several days visiting | n tow« »¡noe to the general eommittas, sad request of Sheriff Bailey of Corry funernl was set for 3 o’clock * w . « «. . ’ June 88> 181’ - our last issue. M r. Haires is ooe r Notioe is hereby given that needlework to the Fancy work Die Í county. Haines, it raeme, has Imrr. attetnoiin. servifies (o be conducted of the oldest pioneers of Curry play oommUtee. Please don’t ne parting in an irrsTOonstbto rttsuner l«y Rt v. Cx JI. ejesves, and -«C. At-snsob. W xlls of Port Orford, Oregon, who, on Octo- County, h avin i raided at Eckley ¡0 gleet it. I for some time i ano last Thursday to t«ks ptot-i in the Norway Entry 1859, where be resided uat|| gbout tery.— Coquille Herald. Serial No. Ot.Yfct, tor 8E | N W U , NEW Mrs. Anna Pampanilla, who died went to tbs h'trae of hi« sister, Mrs. 8 W i, NWW M i * , snd SW w ' n e i ? three years ago wbso he and Mrs. S T to ? « n t * ' ’ ’ ! 8ou‘i l > R ,n ^ in San Franoisoo reoently, was the C. H . Hampton, near Eckley, and Carnival 1« Wert, W illam ette Meridian, Haines moved to Monmouth where second daughter of Mrs. Rdson, an arada a violant assault on ber with has Alod notice of his in te n tio n the ----------- latter died shortly after the tbe avowed intention, it is raid, of old pioneer, who was murdered at to make final Five Year Proof to „u the ,and Bbov” de£ C h,n* e- M r. Haines will be 8 5 The following'ts a list of tbe k illin g bar. H e was only prevent onbed, before Hardy T. Stewart, Unlt- years of age next Btoiith, is the fath bar home in Gold Beach some ate Carnival Committees, the first ed from rarrying out his purpose twelve yean ago. Mrs. Pampanilla Oornmiselnner st Port Or- tets' ° reBOn’ ° n w,e ,fi d*y of August er of 13 children, and has a twin was a baby but three weeks old by the iatorveutiou of Mr. Hampton, named of eaoh being the chairman: brother living who is as hala and G knkral at the time of the Rogue River who was at treated by bis wife’s Claimant names os witnesses: W . T . White, K. J. Loner, N. Eugene Peiroe, Port Orford, Orepou. hearty as himself. The Eckley In d ian outbreak in 185«. Mrs. screams from the fisld in which be Louis Farrier, K»i<»a era ground sharp «1 th e fa c to ry Larson end H . T. Stewart. stock farm it still owned by Mr. j . M. m . r West, J. Ed son, then Mrs. Geiral, was living was working. and ere alw ays read y fo r use. Haines and brings him in a com George A. Wells, Heines fled from tbs houaa and B attle or B attlx R ocx . with her husband, three sons and B sn ja m in E JoNts fortable income, and in speaking of M. L. Barrett, George Forty and started horseback toward this city. Register. the price of uattle be said that last two daughters, one ranch about six 77» blade» M guarantee to J. H . Zum w alt. miles north of the mouth of Rogue Hampton, fearing the man might year he Sold his three year old steers return aod do more violeooa, phoned A ocommodatioks . take ond hold an edge River, when on the night of Febru- for $85 and that be expected to get of Gold and M. T . W right, P. J. Lindberg and ary 92, 185«, tbe Indiana broke into the authorities ’ ....... Beach —■ >< more this year, while some years their home, murdered the husband , * cu,* d * • « » • » » »"r »>•'•», charging B W. Dean. back he drove fine big beeves over and eons and carried Mre. Geiral lu ,,< T Port Orford, Oregon, A thlxtjcs . ' thirty miles to Port Orford and de Depoty Sheriff Rereel, who had nod her daughters into captivity. H . T. Stewart, K. L . W hite and A - K P fA .P I * P r o p r i e t o r livered them on tbe wharf tor $10 a * An exchange was made with the harried to the Hampton plane when M . L. Barrett. bead. After visiting a short time Indians a few weeks later whereby word of the trouble reached Gold D amob . First-claee is every respect. Beaob, eanw to M yrtle Point aod longer in Curry Mr. Haines w ill the prisoners secured their freedom. aeeared H a in « Friday afternoon, E. J. Loney, J. H . Zumwalt and leave for S,tokane, Wash., on a visit Go rd Feed 8 ta b le attached. Mre. M ary Blake of Cheteo, is the taking him to Coqailfa where he K. L. White. to a m e trie d dawgliter who lives other sister who survives Mre. w ill be examined ae to bis sanity R kokptiox axo D im a ex. there. Aeoompetiying tbe old gen 'a n ille . The death of tbe Judge H a ll Friday. The The Meedamee M T * Wright, Port wood, We run the 8tage front Port Orford tlemen --------— ere — M -■ r. — and —— Mrs. ■ uriw ouo, w ill be ba learned learnml of with w!G> k . I expense i of the asm « r q w , j J earn w ill ba charged Fromm, W Sutton, B W Dean, A J via Dairyvllle, connecting with the the latter being formerly Mies Rubv Mtage to Myrtle Point ! Heines. 7 ° ° BOly- e o o n ly .-M y rtle Point enterprise.' Lindberg end A 8 Johnston. Timber (’laims. Does This Picture Bring Pleasant Recollections? W ILLIS T W H IT E , Sr Port Orford, Oregon Cheever & Bowman K N A P P H O TE L, H & vejuat received a Large Shipm ent oi Stone Crocks. See our W indow as you go b y Poty Orford Furniture & Hardware Store.