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About The Port Orford tribune. (Port Orford, Or.) 1892-19?? | View Entire Issue (Aug. 20, 1913)
• •< 'X Judge John F. Coke is spending Town and County. Mark Ilaagei man gave a pci form ' Curry County Abstract- oe with with bis D U J 16 s few days in town wliiieon his way a nee ms trained i ramen tfng» dogs / '1 he shingle w ill started up again to Gold Beach to bold court. EuchreCieek last Friday eveui Realty Conptny. I Monday. I* M r. Averill and son from Bandon J ,n d al*° •« « » •» ' Performance at G o ld B e n c h , O r e g o n ----------- Langlois was well represented at j the Carnival. were camped at Port O rford fo r a Port °rfo rd on hla return north. I a u / a I p v f n J O W e ir y V O . subject had (o be dropped Bandon, Ore. sets agates in any style or mounting desired AT ONCK. Only first class work done. la- ft)re W ANTED A good homestead or re . complete! y dibcuMsed, for lack of linquishment in Curry County. Not , over 15 miles from the ocean or bay. time J. A. SMITH, It is Imped that the County Court «91 E. Caruthers S t , Portland, Or. will appropriate sufficient funds to provide instructors for an entire week at the institute next year. Jane Addams A b ro ad . J. J. W kkhsino , Sac. few days the first of the weeek. - T- We furnish abstract of title / Dr. Hurtle and wife from. North _ The picnic dinner that followed the Testimony waa taken in . I.n d U11 g#rue „ „ th# or<,wning Blue prints, Ownership maps; Bend’ were • monK thedistinguiahed contest Monday before Commis- o, Carnival. There was WATCH REPAIRING County limps. Titles per- vi*jior« st the Agate Carnival, sioner H . T. Stewart wherein J. N. Jane Addams on her return from a Watches skillfully repaired abundance for everyone, and the Resolutions. fee ted and Registered. Alfred S. Wells made final five Watts was contesting as mineral four month’s tour abroad told some in our fully equipped Repair barbecued lieef waa done to a turn year proof upon his Sixes river ground a liomestuud filing made by Departm ent-N o Delays. thing of the International Suffrage and was delicious beyond e x u d a I In behalf of the teachers in at Congress at Budapest. homestead in town last Friday. Thoa. Smith near Sixes. Judge W. A. WOOD, tions. The traveling showmen who tendance at the annual teachers In appear “ The convention was a very im Mias Anna Deajj acted as staling John D, C om of Marshfield, . , , were present, and who make a busi Manager. HAND ENGRAVING stitute, we beg leave tw offer the fol- ed a. attorney for the plaintiff, and | of fo|,ow jog fair, , „ d 0||, ni pressive body," she aai<t-in an Inter rapher iu the Watts Smith contest We are the only Jewelers nwing report: view, according Iu th« New York Monday, taking the testimony down AUy. E. B. H a ll represented the' were unanimous in pronouncing the in Bandon that can do thia T a W h om It M a y Concern. Resolution 1: - We wish to congrat Times. defendant. style of Engraving. Insist . in shorthand. .¡’ t dinner the beet spread of its kind ulate Sup’t Geo. W. Smith for the on tbe best. "There were more than 2,OOOwom 8. W. Grafthwell, field secretary I ‘ hey had ever attended. I, the undersigned, give no- ________ ™ . ~ » m hereby ie a r o Dn lust Friday, the first dsy of Mble and efficient ifiannttr in which en win, came from outside of Bud uoe that. I have a conveyamie Jroiu the Patent/) to ttdelands Slid wat«Hoto?n ‘h*-Agate Carnival C h a t Mulehorn I ut l,l<’ uul ,o Prohibition cam In the afternism the wreatling he has conducted our Institute; apest, and about .300 from the city hi< • “ «»* he | P»ig". •« « *l»mk ia the church to match was pulled off between M. Resolution 2: That in ibis resolu itself. One of the Tnhst striking Lutaey, the champion of Curry Co., is erected without my oonsent. All ‘ ween Port Orford sud Bandon. ¡night. Ko admission will be charg tion we but express to Mrs. Inea features was the variety of the repre parties are hereby warned not to drive ! ed, and as Mr. Grafthwell comes 1 and Beach Chapman, 145 lb. chain - __ r_ _ _____Judge Coke convenes Circuit piles or trespass in auy manner what M iller the heart felt thanks of the sentations. Every qnqnlry seeine<t soever on ------ ‘ 1 tidelauds^m ‘ 1 •* said water jü w . court at Gold Beach next Monday, highly recommended as an orator pion of the state of New York. Tbe E. H. BOYLE, Mgr. Phone No. 614 teachers in attendance for the val to have sent delegates— even Servia, the opportunity to hear him former gave in his weight at 1-564 ! Portland, Oregfio. 1 and I he ducket çnntaina several W hile uable assistance she has rendered Roumsnia and Bulgaria. ia one lliat you should take sdvun and the latter at 15U U h . The firi-t — --— -4—-----------i oases (liat are «f ^lore than usual T h e Teachers’ Institute. Chinn did not »«¡nd delegates, it waa us, as insiructi'i ; and feel that there fall wenl I., Lutaey On a Itill Nelson tags of. FUR SALS * j interest to the people at large. should be other Enumeration than represented by pr.»xi,«fK jn d the Chi- The irttln gaanliine+wMT QjivWi’Tif bold in 17 minutes. Chapman wm). nesgyyffifngiflts^ent ‘¡yyr iUgs. The Annual Yeii-hels’ Institute expressed ti, l lila 'Vetofotion. 1 , - — - M r. Pargerter of the iba-gl "* Rogue rh i-r, w«a, lilt. I’ >il ¿Orford the second fall wilb a scissors hold of Curt y C ation' was held at Gold lie«.,lotion 3; We wish to give elt . Acr“ of Bottom Land, altua- County Abstract Company at Rose- “Thk lag» thad leehtwd * * • repre and halt N>-I«>a in 8 minutes, while harbor Iasi Thursdav reluming to ^ t i d i Z ’b o ^ n S ; buri ’ in Beach and begin its ses-ion nt ume sented strike»' retker a<-.uwte. of hu pression of ot|r appreciation for the Liijoey tisik the third fall In eight Gold Beach from Cm is It iy with ■ I clock Monday I,lOruing August 1, man inlerecL 'Ll thnt country wom efficient help rendered with the Port Orford. Clear title; no indebted- looking out for the interest of I initiates with n toe hold. The wres material for repairing the Randolph. with Supl. Geo. W. Smith in charge, music by M an suffm^t- bad ju s lte e ri defeated in ness; easy terms. For full parti«,i.^, J -N . W alt, as the latter did not rs. R. D. Hewitt and tie was fast and scientific, hut L u t with Mrs. Inca Miller aa instructor, ¡M r. J. J Weeraing'. call on or address, i appear in person ia his contest They bad the lumber etc., in tow, PailrAmeht, and), the Government aey showed himself to be by far the and Capt. Anderson, who wasi mi and with the following teachers in a ., « A N N IE EMMETT> with Thus. Smith. Resolution 4: To- the honorable felt so bad that i t sent the Icelandic better man, and i t is thought that board, said that he would have the 98.1, Valincia St., San Francisco, C .l attendance;— F. H . Robmson, D. women to Budapest at .its expense. ----------------- M ra -^ k - ®- Johnston and two Randolph ready for sea in about he could have changed the result of ' Hardenbrook, Bessie Clark, H . A. W. A! Wood we extend our thsnks Y<>u know Iceland ia a poor coun for the excellent address on Wed the second fall bad he cared to do ( children returned last week from a two week a. Striés, R. D. Hewitt, Doris Magness, try and it wi^a tolil that tlie expenses so. The men* will mbel in a return nesday afternoon ; several weeks’ visit Sr ith Mrs. John J. J. Weeraing, R iu Slrahan.Cecil I Mrs. W. H. Meredith of Wedder- ot the In p o f tbe delt-gaiea were to match at Myrtle Point iu Sept. A ston’a parenta a f M yrtle Point. ia Doyle, Miua Magness, Susie Neer, Signed F. N . Robinson, chairman. he paid nut of the Postal Depart burn, Ore , who has Iteen visiting Port Orto iti, Oregon, return game of basketball was play W. M .K unt. Slie was accompanied on her return Ada Harrington, Geo. P. H arrin g at the home of Hon. It. P. Neil, menl... The tieuple werogoiug to do ed after the wresllwand the Bandon Miss Marie Yjoaelberg. *■- N N A P P P e . i p r i e t u r by a brother and sister, who have ton, Frank Van Camp, W . M- accompanied by her three daughters without one delivery of m allduring team was again victorious, thia lime "T” ’ heeu*»pending a few days seeing Kent, Marie Vinxelberg, Lucile left for her home Saturday morning. the summer, and wdiat this would by a score of 8 to 17. First-elaae in every respect. i ‘ he sights about town. D. M cKay, and J. Hainer Thomp- ' F O U N D — A pocket book contain coat was applied U, sending the d el Her two younger daughters acorn ing ao anglers outfit, and a hunting Friday uighl until about 2 o’clock son. G o ld Feed S tabl« attached. ' N. F. Woodcock lately installed a pauiwl her, but the elder, Mtsa egates. and fishing license issued to Roy Supl. Smith appointed on Com- gasoline engine iu his lapidary shop Lucile, remained in Ashland and the dancers enjoyed themselves on “O f aourse Finland was well rep Scott of Portola,. Qy. Owner may I and is now prepared to cut agates of will spend tbe winter with M r and the large opeg air pavillion, ‘ he t mittee ol Resolutions Measera. Rob- resented. There are ntfw fourteen We run the Stage from Port Orford any six«. Mr. Woodcock ia a first- Mrs. Neil and attend the Ashland weather beii,g%rfect ami the Ban-1 ¡».n and Kentand Miss Vioselberg. have same by calling at or address women mambeae of the Finnish ing thia office. ~ Bn8Ct,n« w“ h ‘he clM4 workman, and he *ays that he high school — ‘‘Ashland Tidings.” don orchestu furnishing excellent On Committee of Music M r. Legislature, and three or four of to Myrtle Point. music for the iaca-ion. 1 has beeo receiving many.orders the ! Weeraing and Miss Neer. lira . R. these were of the delegation at Bud The barbecue and picnic dinner In the hoys races Satfirdny fore D. H ew itt Organist. • past lew days ae a result of ‘ be 1 nt the Agate Carnival was a big apest. W hile the convention was HARDY T. 8TEWART noon Wesley Curry race Agate Carnival. success, notwithstanding there were; under g p rHl.i, won i)eBn the ,,n,ipr u Opening address Plao and Pur- io session news came that after hav V . «fi. C O M M I S S I O N E R i r •»' • a i under ® y»-ar*, r rHhk U^an under V, pose o fjb c Institute bv Supl Smith ing had a lim ited right to vote for Mr. and Mrs. E. 0 . Carter were 1 several fam,I,ea in town who could E , p ru iu UBder 15,.while Johnny T |liH was „„ excellent talk on in s ti' P e r t O i- f o r x l, O a -e< o ia . U lk ° D some time, the Norwegian women among the M yrtle Point visitors | «ell afford to who did not bring a ’ - Fromm took the men’s 100 yd. dash,! 1 t ute work. " excellent Mr. Smith placed apec- bad been granted absolutely full Office days in town—Tuesday, Wed that took in the Agate Carnival. 1 basket. The sooner such per pie ' and Carl While and Johnny Frnmn, ja | stress upon that section of the franchise. And ohl yes, we received , M r. Carter own» considerable prop either awake to a realization of the nesday and Saturday of each week. were the winner» in the three legged |aw requiring all teachers to attend, tbe good newe from Illinois while I «rly in thia section and takes an lack of public spirit and smallness event. Among the girls, the fol 1 He expects to enforce the law i n i tire convention was in session. I ¡optimistic view of the future of of such an actiou or sell out and lowing were returned winners: Dor- that respect as far a» bis authority W. A. WOOD got three cables telling of the grant | thia part of the coast country and move away, the belter for the^de rit Curry under fi^Ibrothy Stewart I will r,.«C|,. The f„n„w ing teachers ing of the franchise to Illinois wom ■ of Port Orford in particular. He velopment of'the town and com under 9, Alfa S’tfrton |«der 15, and j were absent; — Wilheltnina F ran tt, i A T T O R N E Y A T LAW en, and these were eothuslaatically ' has been looking up town property munity. Mra. E. I,. White m A the Indies/HaaeJ Work, Lizzie Divelbita, Jesse I GOLD BEACH. (JREtiOS. received;. ' , . -4 1 .:^ ,',^___ with a view of investing. A t ten r?ctockf {/a t Saturday iTurnidge, L illia n D. I I o H o . i , M ite ! "The matter of tl^e etsUiS of Eng M r. and Mra. Nelson C. Darragh, evening a runaway occurred in tbe In -the afternoon (there was a | Nailer, and Lela tolm an. To be lish m ilitant suffragist»' as regards of St. Loula, Mo„4raVe been spend streets of Port Orfdrjl thgt it was buckaroo con testy, but ; i t did not fair to all no excuses were granted. the international convention did ing a few days yisiling at Port Or- billy a chance that some of them amount to much aa the horses prov Following a program by Mra. not actually come up; The hoard Ha»e you any. trfoffer, or do you ford. Mra. Darragh ia a ¿later to M. concerned did not get seriously in ed to be rather tame buckera. When Inez Miller. Mr». M iller encourag- .^tself had adopted a resolution to knutr of anyone who bas? I desire ; , „ .. æ . . ' , IL . Barrett at win home »lie has jured or killed. A team belonging the horses were out of the way the ed us by stating that the school work tbe effect that it was not the policy to purchase. Angus 8 . Mackay, . „ . . . ,, r, , , ia the time to enjoy a„2. u ..... .. I ***" «“ 'Pping. Mr. Darragh,» a fur Io A. G. Miller wm moving »tuff contest for the athletic champion- in Curry County is progressing. Real Estate Ageut, Port H u r o n /7 , 7 ' ’'To; of the international body to in ter again those happy days Michigan. ’ I dealer of St. Lou,., and h aa enjoyed Iroin the pavillion to the dance »hip of Curry count*Juok plaoe. In ' She taught in thia county ten years fere with nation.d affairs or methods, spent in held shooting. Y ou I thy trip out into the country from halljvhen the wagon struck a bump ■ these several events Jiihnny Master- I ago and is now principal at W ilbur, and thia policy was /im p ly reaffirm whence comes many of the funs and the occupants of the wagon, son proved an easy wioner,although ' Oregon, therefore she is in poaitio ri can ba aura of getting your ed. However,the m ilitant suffrage which he handle»; The couple left Mr. M iller and son Howard, and Roy Clark won the running high Ito know and to compare our work Trriapaatf N otice. share of the birds if yon society of England is not. «' mem « I M. L. Barrett were thrown nut ju m p , clearing the bar easily at 5 with that of other counties. She on their return trip this morning. ber of the ¡nterniitiimal body. The uaa ona of tha raiinbie loada Notice is hereby given to all persone A tty . General Crawford is now head Brat onto the horse», which ! feet, while Clarence W right was 1 recommended that enough time b * England adoiety represented is the «bom It may convero, not to enter up- jn C(,unty investigating the | immediately began to run and kick, first in the shot put. The gold, sil- s|Wnt on each branch so that the one of which Mrs. Fawcetb-is pres on or treep.-«» upon the prem ...» of L . j 1Hi„ n ()f lw „ , w Mr. M iller freed himself without ; ver and bronxe medals were award ¡work can be accepted by other t ident, the Union of Suffrage So agitat Knapp, lor tbe purpoee of bunting, or r ¡in ju ry , and Mr. Barrett received ed on the following standing: Mas school» in case of change of resi DUPONT. BALLISTnt. cieties of Great B ritain . I did not fiablug with imoc and line. Said prt- ors from Marshfield and also that of mlaee are situated on Elk River, Corry Dr. Bailey K . Leach from Bandon. i only a tew minor briiises although tersoi, 13 pfiinta; Clark 9 points and dence of pupils or when they wish i visit England at all this trip. ' ' SCHULIZE^EMPRE to attend some institution of higher Cooniy, Oregon, and generally known The investigation is being made i he was taken quite a distance fast . W right 5 points. came back by way of Cherbourg j as the *‘Son<l*' place. under the direction o f Gov. West, . ened between the single tree and | Dave McKenxies bora»-••Mmiarol,” learning. W e have them all. and event Anv person or person do trespass with a view to removing sheriff <>ne ° f lhe but Howard, who I won the horse ra< •»I lit»» I m * hc I i in Anatomy, Hygiene and I ’liysiol- other item of sportsmen a ing for the purpose of huutiug, fishing, is 12 years old, fell on the wagon ¡straight heats, Jas Smton’s -In e z " ogy by H . A. Strtet. , Gage from office in case it is found equip-nanu • M. LEE PEMBERTON or traveling through in any shape form tongue to which he clung while taking second nionev. Civil Government by Win) Kent. o r manner, or tearing down fences, or that he hat shirked h ia 'd u ty in P H Y S IC IA N Agriculture by Mrs. Inez M iller, j Rain commenced to fall about the leaving out side gstes open, or molest protecting those who were deported the team was running several liun- I dred yards over rough ground, and time that the Battle of Buttle Rock ing personal property, will be prosecu from the action of the mob. --------------------------------- ---------- -------, Physical Geography by F. Van! Office at Langlois H otel, I when he finally fell off he was run ' was to take place, and the reproduc j Camp. ted to the full extent of the law. The attendance at the Agate Car Wn>. R. Johnson, L anglois , O regon over by (he wagon. He war badly lion of this historic fight waa con O l" . Tuesday, August 12. lasseee of the above nival from Gold Beach wo» some bruised ami will be laid up for fined to a spectacular display of Reading by Susie Neer. named premises what disappointing, S E. Marsters 1 some time, although it is not fireworks. The rain also compelled Theory and Practice by F. I I . ahd three daughters, Mr. and Mrs. I thought that his injuries will leave the dancers to leave the pavillion Robinson. Robt. Parkins, Mrs. Ash Moore, i any lasting results. The wagon and go to the Fromm hall where N otice fo r P i il i li r a t i o i i. Picture work in the grades by Mrs. M ill Moore, Wesley Gauntlell DEFAaTMKST IV TUK INTERIOR, and its contents were partly deinol- i they had an enjoyable time ul Mis. Inez Miller. V . S. Land Office, at Roseburg, < Iregon and Frank Caughell being about i islied before the team was stopped, though they were packed like sar June 28, ltfl.l. U. 8. History by II. A. Stiles. the only visitors that caine up from Notice is hereby given that dines in a box. The New Text Books and tbe old ' the county seat. I l was a small A lfred M. W kixs The Agate Carnival. The display at the school hnuae by R. I). Hewitt. o l Port Orford, Oregon, who, on Octo- delega (ion in comparison to the 'in agates, In d ia n relitca,’ sea moss The Course of Study by Mrs. la-r 25, 1907, made Homestead Entry one that Port Orford u rn to the Serial No. W S ». (or SEJ NW lg, NEJ< " U,M‘ r ° rl ‘ ,Mord M‘n‘ The th ird annual Agate C arn ival »"d fancy work, surpassed that of Inex Miller. HW |, NWW SEI», and bW '4 N E 1», 4th <»f July celebration at Gold at Port O rford has come an<l gone, last year, and tbiw means it was MatrsViakit 36, ‘III 'P. > > 4 a H i 1 1 ‘it K.iilth Kauin- 1/avi.M* •, > Wednesday; August 13. Hectinn Tiiwfiship 21 South, Beach • year ago. 16 West, W illam ette Meridian, In many ways the celebration was "onpariel. , In the display of fancy - A rilhmvi ii- tie G.,o. P. Harrington. has filed notice of his intention In relim inary hearing before It, a n p preliminary one of the most •utve-sfol ever held work by the ladies there were so Grammar liv Marie Vinzelberg. to make final Five t e a r Proof, to , ,, . , , . , establish claim to the land almve dee- •"u* ‘ IC0 Cox at Langlois last Thnrs- in the county, although a shower of m»«.»' pieces of exceptional m erit flic teacner» in relation to par Crilmd, before Hardy T . Stewart, Cult- day Sam Russell was bound over rain that came up Saturday even-; 'hat we hesitate to refer In any in I eiu -. patrons ami the neighborhood, «d (States Cnmaiisslon«r at Port Or- . .... , , ford, Oregon, ou the It day ol August to aw ait the action of the grand ing interfered, with the program and particular. The cups for the heal — A lecture by Mrs. Inez Miller, 19IS. ju r y in the sum of $5000 N ot dance that night and caused the display of polished and un|Hilish«l Penmanship by Mrs inea M iller, Claimant names as ritnessea: . . , Eugene Pein-e, Port Orford, Oregon. ****ing aide to furnish bonds the management to came nut on the agate« were both awaidtH to F. A. Oregon School Law by Judge J ^ M * ’’ ” y’fung man was taken to the ctni n- wrong side financially. Owing to Sttwart. and the cvp for the beat sea Wood. I knives are a nuisan Oeorge A. Wells. ” ” ty seat. Russell ia charged with a to the fact that the committee moss collection was won by Miss. Normal training or not by Supt. Blades require frequent sharpening. B knjamin F. J onks statutory crime against the person in charge nt the Carnival did not Florence McKenzie. The Judges Smith. ister * Edges invariably turn. • ■ of a young girl by the name of have full control of the grounds, Were unable to decide between thei Closing Songs and Dismiaeal at __ _________ _ _ __ _! Bement, whom it is alleged he vio there were several concessions run Indian curio collections of N. F. 4 p ni. len lly assaulted in the atim-nce of Ibut their absence would have l»een Woodcock and Louis Knapp Jr.. Knives are ground «harp a t the fa c to ry Mrs. M iller in her lecture touched N O T IC E F O B P U B L IC A T IO N the people for whom the girl was and are a lw a y s re a d y fo r use. and a flip of a coin gave the cup to upon the necessity <>T the achnot Boyle Jewelry Co. Bandon, Ore. K N A P P HO TEL, f ' Docs This Picture Bring Pleasant Recollections? Timber ('laims. > t > t- k a > » Cheever & Bowman sx t 4nun»w PRFARTMINT OF TIIF. iNTKRJoa, C. 8. ¡Aiel Office at Roseburg. Oregon working. The state of New York now has two governors, hr at least two pel- sons claim ing the executive chair. more acceptable than their presence. One of the attractions, however, a the latter. Mr. Woodcock, being a («P'dary, did not compete for the cuf” given for agate collections. 1'lie Arnold brass band of mue pieces and the Bandon orchestra ol six pieces furnish)-d the music for the occasion, and it was a rare treat go down aa a sue in the ,in<? Ilm t Ilit* |H*ople jthoriMlghly enjoyed. merry go round— the first ever set. 1 August », 1913. j Notice ia hereby given that up in Curry county— was greatly W il l ia m J. W h itw iw th enjoyed by old and young, many of PortOrford, Oregon, who, on May ... u ,,i.-r u. 12th, 1908, made Homestead Entry He- t,o v - " Sulzer has been un- grown persons taking their first lide. rial No. 04611, for NW| Section 14, |>eached by a special session of tlie Taken aa a whole tbe crowd waa bfm "ire Iferhtian, hiu; filed iaiUee''ill legi***‘ nre for the corrupt use of unusually well behaved and socially board Io investigate tbe character of the teachers before engaging them; the attractiveness of tbe school grounds; the tin tin g K. LcWTbite, of X $ - - of ’’ ’ - / ‘cm pled to assume the duties of the office, and aa a result the affairs of B. F. JO#K& ! lhe e,n»’lre • Uto Mfe ,u a chaotic HexhArr. eondition. decorating of the schoolroom w a lls / profanity and loltucco. M /a. Miller ia an able instructor i nnd liHiiiilvs h<*r wi*ll Hpr u n ic e s were fully «ppreciated by between the Bandon high school knows how to entertain and that however, used such good judgment team and a team from Port Orford, her beaches yield the most wonder in assigning the work that there which resulted in a victory for the iul variety of agates viaiting tenut by a score of i l to 13. wlu-aeNn tl,« world. n found take and hold an edge and ' intention to make Flvdyear Proof, to campaign funds, but holds that the i the affair must scribed, before H ardy T. Stewart, U n i | Proce’ff|lnK* * re ur’c’inst:tutiona| cess. !? P ^ « ,O w 3 r o l S ^ ,i » t the",2 3 •"<» refnaea to m e t a hia seat. The Everything was carried out as1 The third Agate Carnival ia a «11 those present, day of Septflhi’tier, IM3 Lieutenant.Governor who has iieen advertised, the first event on the matter of history, and Port Orford All the teachers came Ithout E m ir^ W h ltw o rth .'o f F t'JtO rfon i, Or •P p,,' n U d , n ‘S u l,eT ’* Pl,ce. program being a basketball game has again demonstrated that she special preparation. 8 u p l. Smith John Fromm Jr L . U White, TAe blaJet tte guarantee to any- was nut a dull moment during the entire three day session and every J USt r e c e iv e d C rocks. > a r ’ L & S g e ¿ S h i p m e n t Ol S tO llV See o u r W in d o w as y o u po by Port Orford Furniture & Hardware Store.
