The Port Orford tribune., April 22, 1914, Image 2

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Published E v e ry Wednesday, by
H A R D Y T . M TKW ART.
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Btr J H . I) m a s .
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idilor T sib im x :
Louis K nafp , Pres.
E- J. L oney , Cashier,
' ,r u* that 10 par cent of worker« are
¡able to oo.npel IM) per cent to do
1 their bidding; and I regret that the
I World fa ile d to a n im a d v e rt upon
| ^ k e f r l l e r ’» testimony fat the affect j
B A N K
T M tp n a M a a o a ra M u a r 1 o r ip a p v r
to wnlch I r o a r «us-
M rip o s tila pota.
• h o a r , U t e daM
nearer the popularity of W. H. Mer
edith, for Democratic nomination as
Represents live to Congress increases,
The fact is becoming generally reo
Pgnixe.l in the district that hack of
M »-M eredith’s candidacy th .r . is
but one potent factor-1,is ability,
pay Ten Dollars for a Ticket
j called to duty iu Colorado, but only
. a »penial force recruited in (he»luma
and composed ex-ootivicia and pro­
fessional gunmen. I t would be in
conoeiveab.'e that decent men would
obey the orders of tbs brute “gener
a l” Chase To prod Mother Jones
with their gun» or ride down inno­
on any boat of the
I **• naUery.f - >, •
One great objection to the aa
bridge enterprise was that there w
“o road by which it could ba rase
«d.
Surprising aa it may appear the
«re promoters working tlm to
I f no way can be deviaed to eurb
the rapacity and brutality of non
resident oapitnli«U in the use of the
m ilitia, society in its wrath will fl-
nally abolish the system root and
branch. When thia is attempted
T
” '* *
£ Steamers
Safest
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Most Comfortable and Best Maintained
OU CAN also secure on thia line a ticket that «"ta VW
Is absolutely first class In every respect a c - J H / K O
cording you the privileges o f a »10 ticket a t N * • • W > Z
M a c h l n e r y & M o w i n g M a c h in e « .
E x tr a « f o i D a ir y in g ) O s b o r n e ,
M ilw a u k e e M a c h in e r y .
Twin
Screw
Steamers
P a in t« ) O il« & S t u m p i n g P o w d e r
F in e lin e o f G un«, B a s e b a ll p a r a ­
p h e r n a lia , a n d o th e r S p o r tin g
G o o d « k e p t in S t o c k . .
D o o r « a n d W i n d o w s i n v a r ie t y
c o n s t a n t ly k e p t o n h a n d .
Bandon Warehouse Co.
o f ,7 «
• few case»; that only the State, whict
of the many reason. ghy he should h .d transferred the g r.n l to the do-
? i.X l
“ * F ‘r“
- m p . „ y w i l d be heafd
!
P ip e F it t in g « , P l u m b i n g a n d T i n
w o r k o f a ll k in d s d o n e o n s h o r t
n o t ic e .
General «Agents. Oregon
W . H . Meredith, of Gold Beach.
E
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J. Lousy of Port Orford. J A.
’
*0 comulain for recovery
Mr
( Cox of Langlois and C. A. Williams
of Cape Blanco, were C orry County
r fi.
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, • » . . ( Ik . . 1 » , . m n .li.n r f « »
passengers to Bendon Friday.
•‘ I t ¡.o n ly fair and equitable that m e it oaH in"'' ?
They went to Msrshflsld to take
»he vast sections of timber land held cove eS b t k w i l “ Z
another step io Masonry.
in reserve by the federal govern
be . h L
* " ''* * * '
Mr. and Mm. W . C. SelInter 4x-
( £ » ( should be made to contribute
UU of fe " Crt" 1' n" ,> U,,der ‘ be
p « t to leave on tba next Klixaheth
IM share towards the building « M
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T
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maintenance of roads and highway, >' * 1,e « ‘X-^fellers, by the graoe of for tbs south, from where they will
! go to New York and then fa> Europe
lirth is section of the state, and If I "..C,’ ,l" u*
,,f Becretsry of
I km nominsted and elected ,0 Con 1
i " t,,r'w Teller tom« years baok, I f« rx three month's tour. Dwrlng
gAea from this district that Is one pW,n th<' f*’“ 1 and 'f ,m « ¡» w hi! i Mr. Svllmer’s absenoe the »how
; ■ bottae w ill he under the management
of W. H . LeGore.
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GEO. F. MOULTON, CegmDe, J.
SCHILLING,
Myrtle Pain
H. SENGSTACKEN, ManUield
Cheever $ Bowman
B. M. McGhan
(Successor to N. C. Nielsen.)
Horse-shoeing, Wood and Iron Work, Etc.
g e n e r a l
^ z r P o r t O rfo rd , O r s r ^
All Work Guaranteed
Port Orforti
made in the characteristic con vino
owner of the property where,
iirg manner in which the prominent
“ riluf '* on * * • P*11®*1 b'‘for« « f
prosecutor expresses himself and ‘" 'd ‘•‘"‘ i® *1 lha‘ bi« “conscience
was hacked up by a battery ofargu Wlh* cl‘"*r” •“ » « « 'k e had appointed
Oregon
For Congress.
menu that should stand the acid
,Ucn 1,1 c” otr° l affaire. The
,e»l of a hostile belligerency.
?>e'* 1,rb 'Y orld, though a capital
this section and if it should mater I w'^n®*8 “* *° ‘ be horrible reign of
iahze it would be the greatest bo.me the brU,e* in '»nlform out there,
to the good ronds movement iu Cone wtler® even S2 year old Mother
and Curry counties that they have'
'* beld *n a
damp, ill
yet experienced. Mr. Meredith is ¡ ' “ '‘llin« h«»erae«it, and where wives
ponvinoed that he oou|d get the ; ,r,d youn* <ir*a ar® ««»aulted, says;
NEW GOODS,
Items From Away B ack.
The following items are from
sue o f the Tribune, o f June
To the Electors of the First Con
gresaiooal District:
I am s candidate for Congress on
I t was im;>ossibie to imagine any* * '''v P*Per> bein» utterly dumbfound i ’
Opporrtiou to such a measure in ed 111 ,he
indifference of the .
and fresh »applies w ill be received by every s team er
the
IS,
support of every congressman and
“John D. Rockefeller owns 40
senator in the forest reserve »tales
° f lh# Co,orado Fuel and
r f d . h k ,h .i, e ..„ W0r f
there ..every reason to believe tbat firs that he ha. no direct kno’w S g a
of conditions at the mines- he trust« rt
Phil MeMannea, having finished hia
contract for making butter kegs fa r p.
Hughes, passed down for Gold Beach
Sunday.
axd
C O U N S E LLO R
AT LAW
W B D D EB B U B N , OREGON
e U ^ r fUU • toOk Oi
G R O C E R IE S and P R O V IS IO N S ,
Our Port Orford visitors have been
enjoying themselves during the week,
picking blackberries o f which there
seams to be an unlimited abundance.
The Seal hunters killed in the neigh,
borhood o f two hundred sea lions a t
Blanco reef during the season, and
mads a very good season's work o f I t
ATTO RNEY
r ^ X W
A school dance occurred at Leneve'a
hall last evening.
Dave Carey has some tw enty men at
work In hia tanbark camps and is doinw
, a rushing business.
W. H. MEREDITH
m e r c h a n t
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Promptness and reasonable prices a Specialty
World representative by W. H .
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W)mma"d -
Meredith of Carry county, Demo 1 Afu,r lb® Congressional com m it, !
»ratio candidate for Congressman,' * * re,urn# fro® Cnidrado to Wash-
w jiile in Bandon Friday. I t waai‘ngloD •r° hn D - B««kefeller Jr.,
recognition would be received.”
Hardware of all Kinds
TH E 8TKAMER3 THAT G IVE SATISFACTidN COMPLETE
» 8aÜ8 front Bandon to
San Francisco, San
Pedro, Los Augeles,
Long Beach, Redondo and San A
O /N
Diego at S a. m. THURSDAY A p r i l OU
i
r
!“ ’“Ch Wi' b ,ocom P*1 P“ *"«» »0 issue to num
»he administration, his iptereet in J emus dupe». The oases were die
and knowledge of the harbor neetfs j miaani because such claimants «multi
OREGON
They know the added value o f riding on the
Wireless
-prowcuted i» the Unite-
pOWW 8 u ‘M C " ° r ‘ before Judge Belling»
PO RT ORFORD
BECAUSE
SECURE your ticket on the line equipped WITH
known on Coos Bay I. selling o,
the Cons Bay grant for »1 per acr
he to go into Court and secure tl
right of h i. victim , to eOt. , J
of the measures I will mlvocate with I Co,orado »*'ere Mother Jonee and
All of my power.”
meny others are in prison at the
This is the statement made to a i " ' Or" ° f
j “ kd«w
NO BANK WILL HANDLE
YCUR BUSINESS BETTER
Y
t t o n v may buy » nomination and laud at »2.50 per acre. A like sobem
possibly an election yet it take« was attempted about 8 years »¡no
b w n e to eccompluh things in Con on th . Bay, and proceeding, war
i
O R F O R I»
Does the Traveling Public willingly
The decent self reapeotiug mam
i her» of the militia have not been
M> bUy P“P ,w W u d w , '«’ad « " " « «raft at Ss
.? rQr#b,#
Tom Minot, we
comment fron, the pre«,, rhecoaat
wwuta a «mat man with ability fa.
do eomethmg for the coast, and it
1. » well established fact that while
1 Mr
a ..
F » O ItT
YOUR BANKING BU8INES8 SOLICITED
cent women and children on the
street» and even the »idewalke.
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Oopy Three M >ntha...............
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lb ,t il w<* ri«h‘ and necessary for
n ‘• n a g ° ° d- H#
To combine but sot for
tnd mills. H . s tr „ n. up a die- J Wlirlt„ „
lbe
w<r# d jf
i»ed imagination to support crazy , ferent
there lit no analogy,” he
'»aid.
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C. W. Z umwalt , V. Freu
John Fitshugh, County Surveyor waa
in Port Orford Saturday, a fte r supplies
John has a valuable ranch on Sixes,
and ia hard a t work improving i t
J. P. Tupper, the well known hotel
man o f Bandon, accompanied by hia
w ife, arrived in Port Orford Wednea-
day. M r. Topper has retired from
from business, having leased his hotel, 1
and they are now taking a little re s t1
and recreation. M r. Tupper pronounces,!
Port Orford the moet beautifully locat- |
ed and equipped place on the coast for
BOOTS sad F H i L
M E N S and BOYS, C L O T H IN G ,
L A D IE S ’ DRESS GOODS,
H A R D W A R E , G R A N IT E and T IN W A R E .
C IG A R S , TO B AC CO , P IP E S
C A N D Y , N U T S add N O T IO N S .
In
fa c t a supply o f everything usually kept in a w a ll stocked
G eneral Merchandise Store.
'O R D E R S
T A K E N FOR
A N Y A R T IC L E R O T IN S T O C K .
Call and examine goods and get prices.
JOHH R. MILLER
GENERAL MERCH
Port Orford, Oresron
a summer resort for pleasure seekers
end city people seeking a few w eek’s
rest and recreation in the country.
Good roads, good Ashing, good hunting,
and plenty o f wild berries in the woods.
N O T IC E F O R P U B L IC A T IO N
N otice fo r PgfeUchtlon.
DawsTwawTo» nts I xtwxiom ,
U nited States L a n d Office,
o
Roseburg, Oregon, A p ril 8th. 191«. , ,
T it le s P A S S N O T IC E ,
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’>u reDro-
ary i 3 , 1909, made Hotne-’tca i K n trr
rial No. 04W2, for Lota ^ 0 ? 15 A 1 «
Trm njjhip 3« 8. R a n g i l’« ^ ^
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M ., has filed notice of intentl-m to make
F ive year proof to establish c laim to
the land above described, before H a r­
dy T Stewart, Ü . 8 . Commissioner, at
.b.“
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O,r° r’J. Oregon, on
the 22nd day of May 191«.
C laim an t names m witnesses'
W r .T .s if iix ' ’* • . « * * < 9 « .
George Forty
John F ro m iu 8r.
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J- M . U r ro x ,
Roglatcr.
D j a . i i - r r , } ! , n , Tlts fnvxnraaJ
». L an d GlU.W at Hom-burv, Ora«
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Ms n li so, laid, 7
otic»* ia hereby criven that
CHARLES fc W H rrw O B T H
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Townnhip
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fWath
* » H a «"*tto M e ru ti.n
j fo ie H a rd y T Stewart, U. g. (km,
mla»l(,i,er, - t hi« office, at Port O rfo id
Oregon, on the 18th day o f May,’
n 5 l.*i!?t’,o t
< a ri H b ite ,
M witneaaea s
<4 p ort O rfo rd . iJr«(pnn
U'POa-
Eugene L . W h ite " . P " 01*
W i'lla m J. W hitw orth ”
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