Curry Caunty Ahstrict-
1 Unity Company.
H . T . Stewart 1« attending
Town and County.
court
ih iiw e tk .
I
DQJ16 J T c W
T h e Agate Carnival committee D « v l o
desire- to express its tbawka to the ,
. 1
people of Port Orford who helped ;
to
make the T h ird A .itm al Agate '
Beach than ever eeen before in C ir-
C
a
rn
iv al a success, and especially
unit Court time.
do they Wish to thank the ladies '
D a»id p enweH who forged acheck
for the part they look. The two ,
on the Bank of Bandon, for 150,
big features of the C a rn iv al were
was sentenced to a term of from one
the picnic dinner and" the display ,
to five years in the penitentiary,
room, and that these were a success :
I
j W e d n e s d a y was one of the
was due to the women who w orkid '
|>(Wt ^ a u lifu , d#yg getu jn Porl
so u n tirin g ly to that end.
O rfo rd for some lim e, and m any
• |>eoplo took advantage of i f by get
{ B andox W ertem » W ohld )
ting out th eir bathing suits. The
sxw a I p V
e ir y
Co
(.M a RSHUIKLI) St,’» . )
Carnival a: Port Or<o 1.
VO.
I he writer had the pleasure, of
taking
in one day of Port O rfo rd ’s
thia week attending
court* H e
sets agates in any style or
Agate
C
arn ival and spending an- ■
drove down Sunday, having eleven
mounting desired AT once .
other
day
on the beach at th at liust- .
Only first class work done.
passenger».
ling little town and it is only Just
We iurniah abstract of title, T h e G old Beach Globe of last
Leach promised to an n ou m * the to say th at Port-Orford did herjielf
Blue prints, Ownership maps week says th at Fred S. Moore w ill
|iersoiinel of his de|sirlers therein. proud.
move to G old Beach to live as soon
Watches skillfully repaired
U'o are informed that F rid a y
County maps. T ides per av he can arrange his business
Parties returning from tin Agate
in our fully equipped Repair
was reallv a bigger day than S a tu r
fected and Registered.
C arn ival at Port Orford report
Department -No Delays.
affairs so as to leave Seattle.
day, for tiiat » i.s th e d a v of the big
that it was a grand affair. In des
M rs. T . L. Carey returned to her
harliecue. there were also two haa-
Grilling the least that was spread
W. A.
hom e at W edderbtirii Saturday.
ketdall games, ia-twi-en
Bandon
for the visitors our inform ant got
M a n a g e r . I.8he was accompanied by her sister,
H igh School nivl p i.it O rfo rd , both '
We are the only Jewelers
lost for waul of words to expre^ the
in Bandon that can do this
Mrs. A . J. K ra n tz, who w ill visit in beach south of town had the appear
of whudi were won by 'Bandon.
Mrs. Chas. A. Jamieson
and
m enu,-and he concluded th a t the
style
of
Engraving.
Insist
th at vicin ity for a short lim e.
1 unce of some popular summer re
To W hom H M ay Cuucern
I he wrestling match hetwe.-n
daughter, G lady, returned yester
population of Marshfield coulh live
on the best.
M rs Chas. Doyle, who has been •o rl’ * nd l»b»to<r»pher K n o rr got day from S ix e e 'R iv e r where they
Luisey and Chapm an; was won by
a week anti not feel hungry on
the undersigned, hereby give no v is itin g at the Hughes home at Cape ou‘ hla earD* ’’a B'fd c ,u * ht » nu,n
Lulsey, lie getting the first and
have been visiting with relatives.
tice that. I have a conveyance from the
what Port Orford served its guests
Patentee to tldelanda and water lota in Blanco arane the Agate C a rn iv a l,, ber " f lhe - * * nymphs in their cos
ttdrd tails w iiile Chapiuan soeoeed-
A
great
many
of
our
citizens,
iu a single day.
the Harbor of Port Orford, Oregon, on
_ . .
I tumes.
etl in getting ihe staanni, I'alf.
* portion of which a part of the wharf came into town F rid a y end i* '
spent Friday and Saturday at the
Mrs. E N. S m ith , of Bandon,
The music was furnished i»v tlie
as erected without my consent AU I »pending a few days as a guest of
The H izz fun makers are here. Pori Orford Agate C arn ival. AH
parties are hereby warned not to drive I ,
" ,
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met a aingulur death a | Bandon band id iLe Arnold Amusement
report
a
good
time
and
were
great-
I
E.
H.
BOYLE,
Mgr.
They
gave
their
first
show
to
a
piles or trespass in any manner what-, M r. and Mrs. John It. M iller,
Phone No. 514
last Saturday. She had given hei Co., and Kiiusru.r* orchestra fu r
soever on said tidelauds or water lots
large delighted audience Mon day ly surprised at the splendid pro- , '
A lf G au ntlet and fa m ily , inelud-
Mas. A sms 0 . D abt .
two children a bath and was to take nished music for the dancing,
¡ ..g h ia two ».ma, epeni SundV
1” ’ d have cinch op our peo gram provided.
Portland, Oregon.
.
-
one Io reelf. H e r extended absence which of course nuikes it sure th at
pie l«»r fhe w H iie week. T h t Doc
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n ig h t in Port O rfo rd ,m i th e ir way
l)i Miid Mrs. J. II. - Welln-rhee,
in I lie haili room caused suspicion tile music was good.
tor « lu i lead« the n I iow is a combi—
FOR S A LÉ
in th eir new Kurd apt>>, t<| Bandon
T E M PE R A N C E .
anil on Investigation she was found
loi'ion of w it ami efoipience, seldom of the S lur Ranch, Curry County 1
The display of agates was beauti
to visit relatives :aud sc* 0 ie fun
were io town M onday. M r. W ether
dead. I h-ci-aseil was a „daughter of ful as was also the moss and fancy
omi in one mun, u t ile his h .—
Eighty Acres of Bottom Lam^ situa at the W h its Cedar Festvial. *1
ln-e has one of the finest ranches in Thia column is edited under the Suspires, L W . Devoe, form erly of M y rtle
Win k d-istday
s iru -liv c lectures. profuse,y lllu s -
ted on Sixes River, one-half mile from
Oregon,
anil is always aw ailing' of the W. T. C. U „ with Mrs. H T. i o jn l. .■'lie was an estimable lad y
T h e T illam o o k arrived litt« Sal
County Road and shout six miles from
For the amuse,newit of the people,
trated hy churls, are worth many
Stewart ua editor-in-chief, und the Mea-
.. i opportunities
to
improve.
He
an d ,h ig h ly tespected in the com there wii « a m erry go-round, shoot
Port Orford. Clear title; no indebted urday evening, and next day look times the cost of admissions, aud
' ’
damea A. S. Johnston, E. J. Loney and
ness; easy terms. For full particulars on 2600 W h ile Cedar lla itro a d Ties delivered in bis forceful, inim itab le ni!,'ie* “ »pecialty of Holstein cattle, R g Young, assistant editors.
m u n ity in which »he lived.
ing g allery, d oll rucks and m any
«all on or address,
for Portland. E. J. Loney, cashier manner, w ill cure the worst d y » -, ' Duroc Jersey swine and fu ll cream
other concessions.
„ MRS. A N N IE E M M ETT, .
...
.
cheese, which is second to none
W ANTED- A good homestead or re
I
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The dancing at the pavillion was
933, Valincia St., San Francisco, C at o f our B auk, took passage on the peptic of his grouch.
The Great World Council at linquishment in Curry County. Not
manufactured in Oregon.
I T illam o o k for Portland on a huai-
I here are six people with the
very
much cnjoced Friday night
Milan.
over 1.? miles from the ocean or bay.-
| nes* visit.
show and the actors and p erfo rm - 1 Bandon’s hunch of basket ball
and
Saturday
afternoon but unfor
J. A. SM ITH,
j
Mrs. In e z M ille r and son passed era are stars in their respective tosaers have lost none of their prow -
891 E. Caruthers St., Portland, Or. tunately the »bowers Saturday
Prohibitionists throughout America
evening drove the people to tHe
I through town Saturday enroute to lines whether as Fun Makers or as ess by their long rest was manifest will be intensely interested in the pre
liminary
announcements
regarding*
the
virtuosos
in
classical
music.
W
e
hy
the
way
they
walked
away
with
hall for the Saturday evening dance,
their home a t Gresham, O r. Mrs-
F o V 'N D — A (Market honk contain
l.. K N A P P
P r o p r ie to r
biennial council of the International
j
and owing Io the small hall and
M ille r had been visiting relatives cannot outline their excellencies in , two victories over the Port Orford
Prohibition Confederation and the ing an anglers outfit, and a h u n tin g
a t Hogue river for several weeks n short article; but our reader, who ¡team at the Agate Carnival last Fourteenth Congress Against Alcohol- and fishing license issued to Roy large crowd there was somewhat
Firab-class in every respect.
' and was also one of thé instructors fail to attend every night w ill miss week. The score 21 to 13 and 17 ism, which convenes at Milan for simul Scott of Portola, O r. Owner may, of a congestion on the fl.wsr; but
one of the rarest treats that ever to 6. The boys report a splendid taneous sessions during the week of
Q o jd Feed Stable attached. a t the teachers In s titu te .
iiave same by calling a t nr uddreks • everybody seemed to have a good
As
tim e and. have nothing but pruise September 22 to 30, incluaive.
time.
came this way.
____
T h e Rustler called into our har
large a group of-'American Prohibition ing this office.
for our southern neighbors.
Q uite a number of Bandon |>eople
_
.
r. _
hor last Wednesday evening, while
ists as possible should be present at
We run the Stage from Port Orford
,
7
’
look advantage of the opportunity
,
,
.
.
.
•
M
rs.
M
ary
Ilo
lln
field,
of
D
rain,
thisnotable
gathering,
the
inspiration
via DairyvlU«. connecting with the enroute from Hogue river to Coos
M r. G ralh w e ll, the P ro h ib itio n , m „ dln(l,|,er ,,f J |ra , s q .E n d ic o tt | of which wifi stir the hearth of all
to go down to the Carnivul and all
H tM g w tn M y r t l e P o i n t
, B a y .> She had a sm all ahipm enl
> AS » . . M —« /.la .. « . L).. m A
O rator,
spoke at Port Orford Wed
friends
of
the
Great
Reform
the
|workl
report a good tim e.—dleootder.
of ibis city, was killed and M rs.
....
------ —-----e---------------- of salmon on hoard from the river,
nesday night also on Sunday morn
over.
W a lte r K e n t,o f D rain , sister o f M rs
HARDY T STEW A R T
j and a t this place loaded some 12
ing and evening. H e had just re
En dico tt, was seriously injured
i f . » . C O M M I H W O N E R CUb7 ' bu; ' 7 ' ‘ J \ he
turned from Gold Beach and Wed-
when the automobile, in which they
I round th at hud been down for (lie
lllinois Women vote on the
derhurn
where by his zesl and ora-
P o r t O r fo r d , O reg o n .
¡C a rn iv al.
were rid in g , turned tu rtle near
Saloon Proposition.
lo ry, as at P o rt O rfo rd , he aroused ,
Ranch“ ’ Tuesday afternoon.
Office days in town—Tuesday* Wed
Purvin W rig h t, President of the scores of indifferent people to the ,
d()Wn # ,ong b u , t|)e brakeg
nesday and Saturday of each week.
The first test in Illinois of women’s
Lewellen Iro n W orks, and his son crimes o f the L iq u o r Traffic securing reluse(1 to lTork for M r . Rent, who
' sentiment regarding saloons was made
¡Iv a n B. W rig h t, Samuel A. M ooie, their pledges to vote for State-W ide wgg
gB<, hft lri<jd
g,Hp
in Benton July 22. Benton, a city of
an A tto rn ey, and Chas. Stew art, all P rohibition in 1914. H e wasenpec»«; .
„ . . .. a . . » .
W. A. WOOD
r '" ’ | hy running into the h*ink but the about 6,000 people, is the county seat
o f Vancover, B. C., wete visitor* in a lly successful in raising fu n d , by
|u rn w l (h# cgr ovcr
of Franklin county. I t has had no bs -
A T T O R N E Y A T LAW
Port Orford last F rid a y and Satur cash and pledges for the battle t h a t , R e n t g(i(, hjg tbrM ch i,dreo
j loons for five years. This spring un-
der the commiaaion form of government,
BOLD BEACH. ORKttOK.
day. T h e gentlemen were on an is on u ntil victory iasmhieved. M r.
in ju ry .
a licence ordinance was introduced. 1
uulouiobiie outing and alao taking U rath w e ll is a young man,a Fresh
The vote stood three for and three a-
a look at thia part of the country. man in College, and has nlready
gainat. The mayor referred the m a t-.
(Coos Bay News.)
They expected to continufe south won five,out o f six In te rsta te O ra
ter to the people. So the ballot read, I
..
.
,
as far a* Crescent city and return torical Contests, and i t ajdudged h /
The run of chtnook salmon con “ Shall the ordinance for Hcenaing
Have you any to offer, or do you
z,
.
J
dram shops be passed?”
,
u i .9 , j
i home via. G rants pass. 1 hey were all who have heard him as the beat
N o w is
tim o l
tinues lig h t, the boats only averag
know of anyone w ho has? I desire
. . .
.
,
The Women’s Christian Temperance
.
,
■ ,,
». i
enioying their trip , and expressed O rator th at ever spoke in this sec
* X
ing a few ftsli each of a night. Union assumed the responsibility of
to purchase. Angua G . M ackay,
1 7 ,
,, ,
i
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u i c . .
i
.
p „
u . , themselves as well pleased with the tion of Oregon. H e left for Lang,
A fe d s « s o t io a w ill d o y e a
Fishefm en sell chinook from the getting the women to the polls. Mrs.
te r
Real Estate Agent, Port H u ro n ,
, ,
,
i
1 |M>ss;bililies of future development lois Tuesday morning leaving re
good.
boat at 4 and 5u per pound, but the Mary Hart, wife of former County
/
•
j th a t they had found along the coast. g re tfu lly , a bust of loyal friends and
T h e beat loads Cor daclt eboot-"
retuil price at the markets is 1 2 | Judge Hart, was made chairman of the '
i Central committee. She chose one
E d ito r S. E. Maraters o f the admirers of liis gen iality nnd bril cents per pound.
ing ero
' woman from each ward to act with
H
aul
talents.
T res pasa N o tic e .
G old Beach Globe, upon his return
T h e dredge Seattle, which arrived ' her in polling the city. The local pres-
home gave the Agate C arnival a ,
on the bay recently, commenced t ident, Mrs. Hudgins, then called for
volunteers to make a house-to-hou sc
Notioe is hereby given to all persona i veiy nice writeup, which the people
w m k Wednesday at N orth Bend, 1
Encounter W ith a Panther,
whom It may «oncer», uot to enter up-1
,, Qrl Q|foR, d u , ap
ia (r
j„ |
canvass, and fifty-six women responded.
on the Southern Pacific fill south Each ward was divided into sections,
oa or trespaM upon the premises of D . ,
,
,, .
.
WATERPROOF
1
Knapp, tor the purpnae of hunting, or f««‘ ^ “ ^ly al1 o i llie P’ P " 1* on U,e
The following item is taken from i of O ld Town. I t w ill take a few and two women were assigned to each
S m o k e le s s P o w d e r
UabliiL with noox and line. Stud pre-1 Coquille and Coos Bay as well have th eo ld tiles of the Coos
Bay New», weeks Incom plete the work there, I section. A day was decided upon for a
misee are situated on Elk River, Curry had nice things to say Hlmut the dated M arch 31sl, 1880, and printed after which, it la under-lood, the ' whirlwind canvass and practically
County, Oregon, and generally known c a r lliva l, a sample of which w ill lie
,
, 1 n i„
...
j
u u ¡,k I every home in the city was visited,
■
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there.,. A p ril 1st, 1913. ¡dredge w ill I n * ............................... ..
to the South j thgt day The canvaMerg
with
a . the -B ond” place.
j found
one or two clippings of
W e have anything yoo may
• • ■
11-.'
Don’t
tell
your
boy»,
that
such
„,¡11
to
cotnm-ii.-e
wot
k
on
the
deep
them
sampic
ballots
from
which
they
I
Any person or persois so trespass-
this issue. Visitors went away
need <or the trip.
lug for the purpose of hunting, fishing,
ils are not dangerous, fo r' channel to the -ea.
showed the women how to vote; some
m J w .
or traveling through in any shape form satisfied with the tim e they lia d ,! lbere are cross anim als in every I
o flire i H on ei Fritch left the good liter,ture- which ‘ hey left in the
or maimer, or tearing down fencea, or else these com plim entary notices aneciea from a Flea to an Elei.haot !
,
.
home, and a note book in which was
fC b c id e Y *M»r H owpii W ith CAkenruMi
ouy, about la u wtekb ago, he in- | recorjed the name and address of each
leaving out aide gates open, or molest- wou|d not be appearing in the pap-
3r»nf*y o t h r v i i •. cure rmrtipflHTn
rj
J5c I f C G <’ ÍA-. lriiuNiM U r«*r w.
l|
M
r.
Paletson,
while
looking
after
fuo
ntd
ua
that
there
seemed
ho
voter,
how
she
would
vote,
and
when
ing (wrsonal property, will bo protocu- erf
A „ d p ort <jrfOIM , profiting by
O f.
ted to the full extentof the law.
| # f-w *
jn lhg ,g
c > f stock on the South Coquille, was j uUbt but that his proposition to to call for her. These facts were ta b -[
attacked hy a panther and received pul a ]„ig e and fast steamer on ulated and the names arranged alpha-
Lessee of the above n ival they have yet given, w ill be
betically on several sheets» ready for j
some serious tujurtes. H e was so the San Francisco Portland route,
named premises able to do still belter next year.
use on election day.
badly injured that he was not able culling a t Eureka and Coos Buy,
The day came. The committee was
The large barn belonging to M r. to gel home u n til the following day; would prove successful. W e notice
the polls half an hour before the
Bement on upper Floras Creek was then could not give fu ll details of , in a San Francisco paper th at M r. I at
tjme for openjng The firat woman
N otice for P u b lic a tio n .
burned last 1 uesday night, entail . , be e|)COU|llefi f ronl the fact that be j Fritch says the steamer he has in i who voted was Mrs. Margaret Martin,
DxrsaTMKKT
TU X IXTB U IO K ,
U. 8. Land Office, at Roseburg, Oregon | j _ „ |„ Ht estimated at from $3000 I
|
’ _
r
| was made insensible fur a tim e as view w ill accommodate fidO passen- j seventy-seven years old, and for fifty
T u n o OR
U I'l
I
°
June
28, l 1913.
i to $5000. S i ^ y tons of hay, four ]
|h . |ikg
B,eepi
accommodatinns, 1 years a resident of Benton Ten automo-
Notice Is hereby given that
1
,
,
,
,,
o nn/, „
biles had been gratuitously placed at the
horses,
wagon«,
harness,
«
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.
"
e
r
.
hjg
ljfe
wgg
ggveJ
by
U)e
Aumxsi 8. W m as
ifnd that she w ill carry 3,000 pas-
. .. .
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...
disposal of the committee.
o l Port Oxford, Oregon, who, onJJcto- pumed up. The fire was ofincend
eengers
on
a
day
light
ru
n
.
H
l»
111-
The
chivalry
of
the
splendid men of
liu
ic
ly
assistuiic«
of
his
dog,
which
lier 25 1907. made Homestead E u t r y ,
Herts! NÓUM W . for 8 E I NWJ<, N El< ! la ry origin , and w hen M r. Bement
teutioii is to bring the ves»el around ; Benton cannot be excelled. Ministers,
[fought the beast with vengeunce
MW ), N W Û V E M i «nil
N E 1«, ran out to see if he could save
from the A tlan tic seaboard in tim e lawyer», business men, city and county
Hection ».Y o w n sh ip 31 South,
R a n g e ___ . .
LU, ItWUXC
a
» .
to go into service l.y January 1st. ' officials, clerks and judges, vied with
Meridibu.
w m etbiog he was «hot at by some
15 Wee»,
WHlaotelrte
es -h other in acta of courtesy and kind
has fi leal notice of his intention unu concealed in the brush. The
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y - t
Pr.«,i to ---------------------- ------------- ---------
W h a le , F ig h tin g S h a r k , A ris e s
A p arty arriving from Gold B - s e ll
ness.
establish claim to thejand above /lew- loss 1« a heavy one ns the property
C lo s e to B o a t.
What was the result? Four hundred
I
h s I week says liia t two
lisln-rmen,
cribed, before Hardy T . Stewart, Unit-
as not protected by insurance.,
and
twenty-two women voted. Four
I who had been quarelling over iisu
b . , . » . 1. . h . f . , h „ of a . U l
year old girl who Wat assaulted in I of
° r ’
'"K r '« h l‘ wtre " ,,oul lo Cowmeoce hundred and eight of them voted a- -
*1913.
gainst the saloon. The total vote was
eg was sighted.^ff ^ 'ewI*or‘ legal proceedings, when another i
an() the dry majority was 52T,
Claimant names as witnesnes:
M . L . B arrett ie at Gold
Beech'
G o ld B e a c h , O r e g o n
WOOD,
There ie a larger crowd in Gold
Bandon, Ore.
— l)r. Bailey K Leach is tu get
out the next issue of hie paper,
Justice, at Portland. T h e notoriety
he gained in being de|K,rte | w ill
create a sale for his publication,
WATCH REPAIRING
HAND ENGRAVING
I,
Boyle J ew elry ’Co.
Bandon, Ore.
f
. ' t
K N A PP HOTEL,
Port Orford, Oregon,
THERE IS
Going
Dock Shooting?
Timber Claims.
absolutely
no word to express
the efficacy of
¡„ ■the treatment
trea.
BALUSTITE'
C Ó M S , COLDS
B ^ C H IT IS
CATÂRRH, GRIPPE
AND
RHEUMATISM
* . ALi. DHUGGHTS
Cheever & Bowman
Of
l«Su
Earner? P o rt’V r f',r'1’
at 0 „fo lh.ueli w ith bis
• n<1 lb* <a®*e
g,,lng fisherman suggested that as lawsuits : judge Hart said, ” 1 have been here i
sny of hunter» " n<l are e x p e llii Ve it would he greatly j for twenty-five years and I have never
j M West
"
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out w ith a par
,
u
’„
u
.
•>
”
fa
fam
m
llv
ily
attending
C
v
-iiv«,.
ircuit
Court.
v/o
u
i..
I
,
„
urigt(>
witnessed
a
w
on
d erfu l! ¡ o the' r illterest», ftnuncially and seen things so quiet and orderly ton
George A. Wells,
B knjaxix F . J ones
sight when a large whale jum ped
if thev would hire a h all. ! e,ection day‘
Register, i
___________ — --------------- --------------------j ford la»l Thursday on his wsy to clear ol the water when it
! charge
.d m i» ( fon fee, and fig h t!
o n f id X " ffito X 7 h T a m o f
N O T IC E F O R P U B L IC A T IO N
D ifamtmentof tux I htemiob ,
attend C irc u it Court D ial. A tty , close enough for those on board to (l ()Ul l|||(|er MMr(J„ i(1 of j. ¡C h e rry good ^.„ple throughout this entire sec-
Geo. M . Brown dropped into the »ee llie hsilincle» on it nnd also t h e : ro j
lh|) wil)ner , (| have , , je j eei tion
regardil>g fishing rights, and
Tribune Office and handed us a thrashei shark which was fighting it.
C. 8. Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon d o llar and a h alf on “ that autumn
Notice 1. hereby glvVnVhat"' 1#' 3' | •>•>«-” M r. Brown is a lover of
1 l.e
O llie
wss billowing
the door rnmsay to be
divided
fiO j
whales when this large one sudden and 40 |H.r Cent. T h e fishermen
W illiam J. W hitworth
borsefieah and lie said th at one who 1 ly jum ped close by w ith a tremen
a„d tiie fight wss pulled off
of HoitOrford, Oregon, who, on May had lust such a friend had hissym
duus splash, rocking the boat. The beline an apprcoiáiive audience.
r i i l ,k t ^ “ l ^ ef o r ^ w r 18 ^ ,1t i o n . 5 l p ttlhy* On this trip over into the thrasher sharks ulten attack the
The younger m,i n wus the w inner,
Township 34 8., Range 14 west, W il- j Cllttl!l country M r. Brown is d riv in g whales and desperate battles rage
ohl
(
dindsyed
lamette Meridian, has filed notice o( I
fa- „ r :la horse savins that lie before the
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whale
¡skilled
or
eeo»|»es.
1
BUIeliea.
intention to make F ire year Proof, to , h»* .avorite nurse, saying that
¿St
retab li'h clatm to the liuid above lie-
scribed, before H ard y T. Stewart, Uni
ted
Commissioner,.at
ted Stame
S tate «---------------------
- - bis office
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at Port Orford, Oregon, on the 22nd
J% X 5 „ W X ; M 1S.ri.netoe»:
preferred to travel th at way rather In this instance the shark was ob
.
T
ül laol,er
t*1* 11 “ r “ u l°-
1 ,,e P '»oner before served to pass under the whale
t he bar need pot worry about get- with lig h tn in g speed
ting justice when the prosecution
“ O ld M . n ” Maurice, in his fa-
Emery Whitworth, of Port Orford, Or. of his case i* in the hands of a man
John Fromm Jr of
’’
" I who is • f r i’ n’l to dum b anim als,
mous journey down the coast in a
14 foot dory last year, witnessed st
L. L. W hite,
cloee range a tight between three
I
sharks and a whale.
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;
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B. F . J
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, ” ’ and such a man is the
„tto rn ey, Geo. M. Biown.
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b rillia n t
L. A . R O B E R T S ,
A T T O W IN K Y
A T
M y ille P o in t, O reg o n .
PiobaW hiieines» n (ipeoi-ilty.
K nivca arc g ro u n d » h a rp »1 t h e f a c to r y
smd a ra a h vay » re a d y f o r m e .
T he blades 1»c guarantee to
take and hold a n edge
W. II. MEREDITH
W e carry sa « x rx llcn t aaaortm ent
ATTORNEY and COLNSELLOIt
AT LAW
W E U O K ltU U U N , O R E G O N
M. LEE PEMBERTON
LA W
lea require fre q u en t «liarpcning.
Edges invariably turn.
P H Y S IC IA N
Oflice. at Langlois Hotel,
L a n g l o is , O r l u o k
Ha, ve j us t rccci v o d a L arge S lu p in e a t o lS ton tt
C rocks.
See o u r W in d o w as y o u
Port Orford Furniture & Hardware
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