Curry Csusty Abstract-’
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« o ld B e a c k ,O r e g o n
pinyd Huntley, of Gold Beach,
Give it Now Inatuud.
Sheriff Bailey was ia thia section
I leak week delivering the electiou is again a member o f tha Oregon
supplies.
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Agricultural College football team, When Inns
For I shall neva know.
1 Wo0B* n *° «s*»t her vote in Purt Or-
M r. Crabb, a printer looking for ! nod by a writer io the Oregonian
Though o'er my
ford p rin c e .
work, passed down the coast one be is rated as the beet player in the
state.
Tour
day
last weak.
Fishing has cloned at Rogue river.
Town and Conaty.
Mr* M x Kw- *
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We furnish abstract of title, The til vtrside run wa* a disappoint
Blue prints, Ownership maps a,‘,nl «»d H •• claimed that no
County maps. Titles per- money was mads handling them.
footed and Registered.
W. A. WOOD,
Manager.
T u W h om i t M a y Cvuceru.
L *{*a undersigned, hereby give no-
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lro“» *he
patentee to tideianda and water lota in
th a H a rb o r or P o rt O rfo rd , Oregon, on
a portion o f which a p a rt o f the w L -r f
U erected w ith o u t m y consent. AU
parties are hereby warned not 19 drive
piles o r trespass in any m anner what
soever on said tideianda o r water lota.
Mas. A m a a U. U amt .
P o rtland , Oregon.
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FOB S A LE
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Owing to telephone Hues being
T hn dn bt you’U
B orn — to the wife of laham Cox,
down on account of the heavy
G ive Ms tha Imu
at Denmark, Or., OcL 23, 1918, at
But giva it now
storm raging we are unable to give
1:40 A. M ., a six pound girl,
election
news
in
this
issue.
Mrs. B. B. Pauli, «if« of Rev.
And bring ne
D u e --O c t. 94,1913, at Denmark
Pauli, arrived in Port Orford a few
County Attorney, )V. H . Mere- o r-i iO;40 P. M., the infant daugh.
For I shall never
dajra ago, and tha ooupla are oow dilh. passed through town Sunday U r of U|( and Mra bham
Though nil the flowers 1 love the
rending in tha parsonage which night on hto way to Eckley to t n - ..g a , W M
M
Shall grow and w ither thsr i.
ha» just been completed.
veatigate the killing of Liberty
I ll sell my chance e f afl the
Which glis.ens in a tsar,
You’ll U ria h whan I ’ i
Seen but a little while.
Painter, (be wholesale man from Haines.
For one small bunch o f vioieta
Bet, O! how loved; how dearl”
Marshtield, made a trip at far aouth
N. L S p argenn, a late arrival
80 give me th a t instead.
an Rogue
river since our laal issue. from Nebraska. dropped into our
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The elec-ion at Port Orford
W h a t saints wa are
He wet driven down in The Henry office the other day and added hia
off quietly. Ninety-seven votes ware
automobile from Bandon.
name to our sub»eription list. H e erst,
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23 by
.he , women.
B ut w hat’s tha use to am
la well impressed with the country ‘» •» ‘‘F Bills w e.e defeated hy
O f praise» w ritten on my
C. H . Pssree returned (o bis home
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, 1 11. 1 . 1 . i - 180 majority, tha Sterilisation
A ct chetco
by SS
For other ayes to seat
brid<e
on Middle Elk the first of the week and w ill p ro b a b ly b o at, in tl... '
Ona simple little word of praise
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by
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while
the
County
Attorney
B
ill
froui the Sixes mines where he bail
By Ups we worship said
C a rl W h ite and R o b t. F o rty ere «•tried by S3 and the Workman's Corn- Is worth a hundred epitaph#—
superintended the construction of
Dear, aay it now instead.
several buildings for C. E. Inman. m a k in g p reparatio n» Io m ine thia P®nBat ou * ct by 28.
Hallowe’en night passed off
quietly in Fort Orford w> far as
pranks by the yonQgs^p *•*"• oons.
ceruedl ’ inclem ent wAtber and a
“ punkin parly’’ were the causes
that contributed to the quietness.
E ighty Acres o f Bottom Land, situa
ted on SUSa B iver, ons-hAlf mile from
County /to a d and about six miles from
P o rt O rfo -d. C,ear title ; no indebted-
ossa; easy terms. For fu ll particular»
call on o r address,
The young people played their
M B S. A N N IE E M M E T T ,
first game of basketball the first of
•63, Valincia S t , San Franc aco, C a t
K N A P P HO TEL,
Port Orford, Oregon,
L. KNAPP Proprietor
the week. The girls will organics
a team a» well aa the boys and it is
their h o |* that some of the other
towns in the county will wake up
and support a couple of teams so
that outside games can ba arranged.
A Adolphsen came down from
First-class in every respect.
Denmark several days ago, and is
now engaged in tearing dew 11 the
G o a d F eed 8 t a b ! e a tt a c h e d .
old m ill on E lk river wlifefi will be
moved out to Sixes and put up at
We run the Stage from Pott Orford the mines. A. J. Marsh bought the
via Dairyvh'e, conueoring with the m ill several months ago, and recent
Etage to My.ble PoLb.
ly sold it to C. E . Inm am of the
8ixss mining oompany.
HARDY T. 8TE W A R T
w in te r on the beach south o f tow n .
They ray that good w age, can now
be inail.e a t the p io u ih o f H u b b a rd ’s
creek, where they are going to go
dow n aa n ear aa iNwsiule tu bedrock.
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M a y o r J o id o n
sm all to w a across
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o f East S id e , a
the
bay
fro m
Notice.
Port Orford Furniture M
& Hardware Store “
Wip. GHlirçgs Prop; ■ ‘
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L i b o . t y H aines K ille d by B ro th -
And faults that now are bard to
Oblivion then shell in.
Our alas are anon forgotten ua
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Whan wa no more can Sin.
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* «Parrel a t Eckley last Saturday But any better thought o f m e—
Keep it fo r me when I ’m dead,
' H. C. Hampton shot and fatally wound-
ed Lib Haines. The shooting comes aa I shall not know, I shall not cars.
Forgive me now instead.—E x.
a sequel to bad blood which has existed
M a rs h fie ld , c o m m itte d suicide l a s t , between the I t o men .'or the past year,
week by ty in g his feet together and j Adou? •'» mojth* *«u Hampton return
Big Bund lie mu.
ed home and found Haines beating hia
jumping into the bay. He »11«
w ife (Haines sister) and swore out a
despondent over the disappearance w arrant in Coos county charging Haines
Big Band, Oct. 24,1918.
of 93080 street improvement funds w ith insanity. Haines was examined
Chas. Bailer, sheriff of Curry
and turned loose. H e was later brought county, patevd down the river today
from the city safe.
In a recent school meeting in befo*e the County court o f Curry from Mule creek, where he went to
county and again turned looae, return
Coquille Sheriff Gage had to inter-
deliver ballot boxes and poll booka.
i n g to Eckley w ith "blood in his ays”
fere to p re v e n t a rio t, so m uch fee l- ; f c Hampton.
ing bas been worked up concerning
the selection of a site for a new
school building. In the election of
a director H . Q Anderson defeated
C. T. Skeels by a vote of 161 Io 140.
Satorday morning about 8
when Hampton started to the barn
do chorea he saw Haines in the pig
w ith his rifle. Hampton strapped
his 38 Colts revolver and w ent down
anil asked Haines what he was doing
Many of those interested in such there, and Haines replied th a t ha waa
things are making preparations to taking tha hogs th a t he (Hampton)
had stolen from him. Hamptoor order
attend the wrestling match at Ban. ed him off the place and Haines re
don Saturday between M. Lutaay fused to go. Hampton than started fo r
and Tony A jax. The match ia at tlic ba.n a.id Haines told him to stopor
tracting a great deal of attention he would k ill him. Hampton kept an
aa the men are equally matched in going, a.id Haines threw a load
his rifle and a bullet whistled
else and eaeltare knowu tu have
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aspirations for the middle-weight hiB
and opened Are. The
ahatnpionibipof the world'.-
' f l a t shot from tne revolver broke
A, 8. Miller was in town over
C7..SS. C O M . H l S S l i O N E H Friday night on hia return from
Roseburg where ha delivered the
P o r t Ö l to r c i. O r e g o n .
band of mutton sheep, spoken of in
O Ses days in team—Tuesday, Wed- a recant iaaue, Io Swengle/the Port-
and Saturday of each week.
laud butcher. M r. Miller reported
a very suooevaful drive, and says
Under the eopervision of the Hun3» 'i«ht «houhler, hut
that the purchaser was more than
W. A . WOOD
to work his rifle and
three
pleased with the sheep.
Christian Endeavor a Hallowe’en
shots, none o f which took e ffe c t
attoknky at caw
Hampton also flred
The Rustler passed up frum party was held iu Lenovo's hall
HOLD BEACH. OREGON.
Rogue river to Marshfield last Frt last Friddy evening, which was shots, two o f which struck Haines
day. Among the paasaengers were e a s ily the success o f the season. in the g ro ir. Tae
Despite the stormy night the hall lived about 24 hours, and in his
E. R . M iller and daughter Mias
was
pneked with children and I poet-mortum statement claimed
May, on their way to Myrtle Point
t.ia gun want off aeeidantiy the
where the tetter will unctygo an op grownups, and Uiyre wga fun and ! time, the oororaer’a ju ry
H iv e ypu any to ofly,'{ or do yon
eration for appendicitis; jjlso G«<». games for all. The hall waa l u t e exhonorated Hampton o f all blame.
knowinf anyoue who be»?. J desire
There is no doubt but that L ib Haines
fqlly decorated witl, cedars and
to purchase. Angus G. M ackay,, B. M iller, who was going to poo»
wes mentally unbalanced ae the reeult
jack
o
lantern,
and
those
who
pro
Bay fur medical treatment.
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o f a kick on the head when a child, and
Beal Estate Agent, Purt Huron,
moted the affair s,iaie<l no effort to
the consensus of opinion ia th a t the
I f anyone has a yellow cor dog
Michigan.
make it a success. Various prises autboritiee are to blame fo r not tak ing
that they would like to kill and yet
were given away to the children, care o f him. I t had been generally
hesitate about committing the act,
aod after several hours, of fun-mak- predicted that one or the other o f the
wa would advise them to condemn
iog an excellent lunch of sand two men would g et killed. When
i t to be sure death by giving it to
Hampton called the law Into use a fte r
wiches, cake aod lemonade was
finding Haines unmercifully beating
Notice is hereby given to a ll peraoae the Tribune editor. In addition to
served. The only complaint we; hia w ife he exe.ciaed more control than
wnom i t m ay co n tain , not 10 enter up the horse and dog. we lost a few
beard, and there were many who1 most men would have done, but the
on or trespass upou the premises of L .
months ago, last Monday a young
made it, was, that such times did law refused to protect him and ha was
K n ap p , tor the purpose o f h unting, nr
n a b iiit w ith uoox and line. Said p re Scotch Collie died on our hands. not come close enough together. compelled to take life. Hampton's
mises are situated on E lk B iver, Corry
James Brooking, last survivor ot Tbe friendship and good w ill devel w ife and a hired man ware w itnemea to
the tra g e d y .
C ounty, Oregon, and generally known
those pioneers who were in the fort oped by such gatherings are worth
as the “ f o n d ” place.
at the mouth of Rogue river in the all the effort and more that it takes
A ny person or perso s so trerpa«»-
The following marriage items aie
in« tor the purpose of h u n tin g , Ashing, Indian war of 1855.6 died in Smith to get them up.
from
the M y itis Fuint Enter,»rise:
o r traveling through in a n y shape foim River, Cal., Oct. 22, 1913. He was
W. E. Burrow of Wedderburn.
o r m anner, or tea rin g down fences, or bom in New Hampshire in 1828, was in town the latter part of last
Chandler—Northup.
leavin g out aide gates open, o r molest, and was 85 years of age. He came
week
returning
from
a
trip
to
the
ing personal property, w ill bo prosecu
to Del Norte in 1852, being an A r Coquille, whence he bad driven
A t the home of tha bride’s mother
ted to the fu ll extent of the law.
gonaut of 1849, and the last of our several head of cattle. Mr. B ur in thia city at 8:30 Tuesday morn
W w . B . Johnson,
Lessee of the above pioneera. Ha ia survived by two row Informs us that he and his son- ing, October 28lh, 1913, occurred
named premise» sons and two daughters, all residents
in-law, Rufus Kiug, have rented 1 the marriage of Mr. Arthur A.
of California.
dairy ranch for three years near Chandler and Mist Nettie E . N o rth
1 Timber (Haims.
f
John H a ll of Big Meddows, made
a trip to Game Lake one day thia
weak, taking la some banters and
trapprre.
«The place lo buy your (Lh.ristm.3-s presents
sJ-A full line of S toves
and R anges,
(Suemsey, >i^(lum,in.um, T^ugsanàityCat«
ting, S tiletto Cuttlery, S ^ l e r n s ,
£ tc ,
"P ort © rfori S ouvenir §pooris
^amUaUsAaUMUMbda
I fil to i t r i
I rfl ill i k t o iW s rta ri'W b » » rk
C..P. MeFarlla haa been doing
eome plowing this week for 0 . D.
Cunningham.
Jacob Fry Is planting
thia fine weather. ■
hia oom
H enry F ry and David Billings
aru up tn Bear Camp this week
ronnding np Jacob F ry ’s cattle,
whioh they w ill drive b.xne before
bad weather eats ia.
Randolph Meservey aad W . D.
Chafio made a trip to Rock oreek
today taking ia supplies for tbe
fall and winter.
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NORTH REND MARÖFACTURINO COMPART
NORTH BEND, OREGON
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8A 8H , DOORS AND MOULDINGS
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GLASS
H I G H G R A D E IN T E R IO R F IN I8 H
r n i c x s MAILItl) ON ArPLICATION
Chas. Brown had the good Inch
to get another fat bear this week.
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There are more dear dfodnd , Big
Bend now than there baa been for
years.
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G. W. M
(Cuos Bay News.)
Dr. Horsfall secured a can of eat
flah, which was brought b a n with
tha trout and baas from the
hatchery a few days ago.
Sunday planted them in Jordan
Lake in tbs sandhills.
Fishermen inform ua that silver
sides thia year are a little sauller
than usual, tlm average weight be
ing tan pounds- ‘ Tha can aeries
era paying two cents per pound,
which makes tha average 20c per
flab.
A rumor whioh was in circulation
a few months ago waa again re
ceived last weak, to the affect that
the Southern Pacific waa about to
build a line from Beaver H ill, to
Bandon, tapping the coal m inee and
sawmills along the Coquille river
Mr. and Mrs. D. Quellen, who Riverton, and that it is bis inten up, Itey. Bsrklow officiating.
N o t ic e t o C r e d it o r s .
en routs. I t may ba true, and than
moved to town last week are now tion to return there within tbe next
Mr. and Mrs. Chandler left tha again it may ba only a bluff to head
I n tub C ount » C ourt or tub S tats or MlUed jn , be M cK , naie budding on few days 'and take charge of the
same day for the groom’s home off another line which Bandon and
OasooM fob C ubby C ounty .
| P f O0 t
Q ue | | en
p ( jt
place. He auys he has tieen offered stead in Curry oounty where they Coos Bay people have been endeav
In the m a tter o f the estate of)
in moet of hia time for the next 91200 for bis Kentucky stallion, will commence housekeeping im
W illia m W ittw er, deoeaaed
oring to secure from tha luterior.
couple
of weeks at the half way which offer he will probably accept. mediately; the best dishes and con
T he undersigned h a v in g lieed ap
Tbe number of packages received
pointed by the County Court of the • house at C o rb in a rra n g in g a ll the
An important sale was made re gratulation» of tbeir many friends
State o f Oregon, fo r C u rry County, Ad details of turning the place over to cently when E. J. Loner purchased in the Myrtle Point section attend at the Marshfield postoffice by par
cel post is constantly on lbs in-
m inistrator of the estate of W illia m E .F . Friant, and as soon as Mr. !a|| of L. Knapp's timber, iq the
ing them.
Wittwer deceased, and h avi.g q w ll. (
haa the.« matters »justed
crease, and Postmaster Curtis in
vicinity of the cemetery. The sale
fled, notioe is hereby given to the cred- /
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formed us Sunday that different
itore of, and a ll persons having claim s be w ill commenou the erection of a involved a consideration of to 0 0 0 ,
W ils o n — S pires
arrangements
will soon have to be
again st said deceased, to present them good dwelling house on Oregon and the timber that changed hands
made regarding the matter of for
verifled as required by law , w ith in six street.
ia estimated at about 4,500,000 feet,
Mr. Ralph B. Wilson and Mim! warding them from the interior to
m ontlie from the Brat puhlicailon of
hails • good percentage of which ia white
Dr.
C.
W.
Robbins,
who
Winnie Spires were united in m ar. ,hls offioa, and also for tbair da-
th is notice to said Ames 8. Johnston at
from the faraw ay New England i c«d»f- Mr. Loney now haa seven
his offihe in P o rt O rford, Oregon.
risge Tuesday, October 28, 1918, at lira rv in town
— to tha parties to
A M E S 8. JO H N S T O N ,
states, arrived in Port Orford last >neu on the land cutting railroad the home ot the bride’s parents i n ; whom they are addressed. C. P.
Adm inistrator of tha estate o f W U- week and hat decided to locate here. »'«• and expects to add about three
Myrtle Point
Mr. Wilson ia an- Barnard, mail contractor on tha
lia m W ittw e r, deceased.
The young doctor i.
jn (he ingor, nce bu, inea. at; JUmburg-Coo. Bay route, b a a g i.«
is of pleasing j more to th i. number for lb ..w in te rJ
. D ated September 2a, 191S.
appearance and has excellent papers and when summer opens he will . C(,Muille and i. wall known to many ! bo U c that ha w ill discontinue
to commend him to the public. He
• « • » of twenty or more cut- I
MyrU<
Tb, bti<J< u lh a im rr- i l l l p .ro, | post after Decern bar
H U K F O B P U B L I A T IO N ia a graduate of Ano Arbor, M ic h , ‘era. I t 1» hi» intention to utilize riaugbler of M r and Mra. L lo y d '
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1st, and an effort it up< being made
DaFABTifBWT or t h i I ntibiob ,
I and after hie graduation ha prac-|«ll <»f the timber. The fir and Spires of this place, where she haa
to bava tha paruels brought onoa a
U. 8. Land Office at
lined for one year in an eastern hos- green cedar will be hauled to the
many friends.
week by »learner. Considering the
Notioe ia hereby given that
pital, where he took a special course m ill in town, several tneu now be
Ellaworth E Cool ter, minister of amount that w ill ba raoaivad each
'W illiam J . W hitwobtb
in surgery. Ilia lo catin g here will ing engaged in cutting logs that
the Christian church of thia city shipment, a «agon will ba necessary
n X ^ f^ . ° H o m « t ^ b EnuyM^
»* * « o ^ c e u f much gr.tiflcatfon to M. T. W right ia delivering at the
peiformed the oereuniay.
for delivery
rial No. 0061
Sectionals, I the people of thia section, at at the mill. The dead oedar that is Suit
t o l l , L for
tor NWJ oecu<
The young couple will make
Township 34 8 ., Range 14 west, W il preaent time it ia 15 miles to the able will ha cut into railroad tie»,
their home at Coquille, Oregon.
lam ette M erid ia n , hoe filed notice |o f
in te n tio n to m a k e F iv e year Proof, to nearest D r., aod In the winter time and that that ia not suitable for ties Their many friends wish for them
oliah claim to the
entabl___________
_ land above de-
wiljjte-anade into telephone polee, much joy and a long and happy
ecrihed, before Hardy T. Stewart, Uni thia is a considerable distance. The
ted Stetea Commissionar, at hia office people of Purl Orford should en matchwood, etc. In addition to life
e i Port Orford, Oregon, <.q' tbe 22nd courage Dr. Robbius hy giving him thia work, Mr. Loney has soveral
day of September, 1913.
Miss W innie Spires waa wall
whatever business they may have men cutting in the woods between
C la im a n t namea ae witftsseea:
Repairing W*
und Jewelry a
E m e ry W h itw o rth , o f F o rt O rford, Or. In b it line. H ia office will ba next E lk and Sixes. W ith this industry known in thia ssctioa,
having
A ll
K. L . W h ite , of
door to the bank and w ill ba con and the mining development on taught school on tbe Sixes, and haa
J o h n Fromm Jr., of
OnU an ms at L am um »,
L . U W hite,
nected with the farmers’ and long Sixes, the outlook for winter work many friends bare who extend con
B-
in this section is unusually good. gratulations.
distance telephone lines.
WATCHKAKBB
X X . ELLIOTT
A n Ixux W o r t h W h i l e
(F o rm e rly G a iin U e tt'a )
New ly Fitted Up; Electric Lights
T A B L E UNEXCELLED
GOLD BEACH, CURRY C0.» ORE-
H ot and C old T ub and S hov / er B aths
F irst C lash Ba. n and Qa age in Co.« joc «oj
A ffording all Conveniences
fo
S » r'I©
H om es, T e a o x A tr o aio'i’lt a and Mo o .cvcles
G E N E R A L
W agons and Buggies for Sale, kept in Stock,
also A gent for AU Kinds of Farm nig Im
plem ents; McCormick M ove h . e.c.
Wood and Iron Work prom ptly done at a
Peasonable price. Your patronage solicited.
BEEHER
JE SS
P ort O r fo r d , O r e g o n
JOHN R. MILLER,
GENERAL MERCHANT,
Port Orford, Oreiror.*
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Has opened a new Store, with
H EW GOODS,
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