The Port Orford tribune., March 10, 1915, Image 1

O R E G O N ,
O F F IC IA L D lU a c IO a t Y .
A GHOST TKAPPEK. | TALE OF A SI OfEEK
s v .v s as® B iw w c f o r r t r g n s :
I ’eS
M A H C II
IO . l o i s
Liata S-I9»9,-1361,M M .
Itc s to m tlo n to E n t r y o f L an d s li
V . 8. donators—Dr» H a ir y L an a, of
Portland aud Geo. E C h am b erlain o f
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W E D N E SD A Y
N a tio n a l F o re n t.
d ale m .
Congresstuau, F irs t D is tric t—-W lllla
0 . H aw ley, of Halem-
G v e rn or-—O sw ald W o rt, Salem .
Secretary of State— Ben. W. Olo JU Sa­
le m .
M a to T.oasurer—Thos.,B. K a y , o f Sa­
lem .
SupL P u b lic In s tru c tio n —L . A . A ld ­
e rm a n , Salem.
State Printer— W illis D u n iw a y , Salem.
A ttorney G eneral— A, I f . Crawford,
State Game W arden— W in. L . F lu -
ley, Salem .
State H ealth O fficer— D r . C alvin S.
W h ite , Salem .
Haletn.
C le rk State la n d B o ard —G. G . Brown,
Salem .
J « *u t Henatoi fo r Coos aud C a rry —
1. & S m ith.
Join t Representative for Coca am!
C u rry — a P. Peirce.
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Judge, ad Judicial D ie trio t-J . W
H a m ilto n , Roseburg.
Prosecuting A tto rn e y , fo r
C u rry
Co.— W. H . M eredith, W edderburn.
V . 8. Commissioners— fi
T . Su-wart
P o rt O rford.
oot»Tr orriUKUn.
C o u n ty J t d g e - W . A W ood, Gold
Beach.
County Commissioners— D . Oolegrore.
Gold beech ; Geo Chenoweth, L an g lo is .
Sheriff—C. H . B a ile y, Gold Beach.
C o u n ty C le rk — Job u B . S te n n a rd ,
Gold Bead*.
C ounty Treasnror— F ra n k C aug h eli
W edderburn
Aaeesaor— W m. Iu lm a n , H a rb o r.
School H u p t . - Geo. W . S m ith , Gold
Surveyor— I. Csuglu-ll J r., Gol.l Beech,
Mr m n s « o r t u b c o c b t s .
C irc u it C o urt meets F o o ith M ondey is
August or M o b year.
County Commissioners Court meet«
first Wednesday In J a n a s ry , A p ril,
J u ly and September of each y e a i.
Probate Oonrt meets first Monday In
each mouth .
0FABT COCXTtT r o « f OFFICBf AWO PO>T-
M AM CRB.
* i * f i * i r ■ •••••» .......... . kletcb er G ardner
G old B ea c h ............t ; ...........J. W . B ile ,.
W e d d e rb u r n ................ C. L . Wakeman.
............................. M r. E. H Price
M o rta l.................... Mrs. V io la A . F rv
P o rt O rford
D e n s s a rk ...
L a n g lo is . .
■ok & > . .. .
Have you ever
seen a Sunset?
IU» aounu n gnt in nia bedroom sent rares other "sleepouts" labored and
him flying In only half bis elothea while they labored they sang. One
to the nearest cottage hs could And. day "Yodel" chimed In the choruses
I t was then the advertisement ap- and then started to yodel after the
peered that drew my attention.
I t fashion of the Swiss singers whom he
read:
¡had heard from the gallery seat of a
“ ‘The owner of Rutland Orange on »audevUls theater.
the Ralston road w ill give a reward ! High above the noises o f the presses
o f »200 to anyone who w ill reside In » *• ro ,os rang out and every one of
th a t house and solve the mystery of U** * ° “stutters" stopped,their work
Its being "haunted.” ’
j ,n d stared at him In astonishment.
“I went to the house and did not The,n • w y one • • • “ «« to slmultans-
flnd muck trouble la solving U s rid-
t‘and* to ““ W ing,
dis. The place had once bean well ' I ° “ el
waa
there-
stocked w ith game, and now U e d e -1
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serted grounds were running over w ith '
2®
foreman of U e
game of all kinds. Jt had escaped
t* e onl* ° “e who « » •
trespassers evidently, until lately, but ,
. Something about U s
Investigation showed U a t numbers of
B0“ d OQ w ® « > " » •
fresh snares and traps had been est ,
® Uî^ .,a
* * * w,T#d ,a the
'Poachers' evidently was U s manning
a , *1 *n
r0° “ ' w hw * • ’ ’
o f the mystery. I got two men and
had “
lB'« rw tln g story
posted them among U e bushes.
to s tin c u ii,? " ****
* “
- A t n o'clock at night I went to U . L T f r ^ ? h ^ X X “
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T n T J
k“ * . V “ l "B* ' » » *
th ia and U e boy
lamp alight for h alf an hour, exUn- « ] > , . ,
hlm
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guis bed it, and crept out of U s house , urday afternoon " Y o r t .i"
a .
u „
, „ .„ a
„ ¡ S ,ir X
x
s
i ; s ; . “ s r .’s :
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I ’ You w anl *> c“ t that out!" he cried.
He got on a wall, hoisted the ‘pole* "I've stood it six weeks an' I ain’t iso-
— really a long tin tube—so that Its In’ to stand It any lougsr The bora
mouth want Into the open window o f can't do thslr work while they're I t e
U e room where hs thought I w eakening to you. U you ever make that
asleep, and than began to groan notas. you c a ll w s ia iin »
i . _ i-n «—
through It. But it was a loud yell as you . seal**
gays whea I seised him flnnly by U s : "Yodel•• did not reply to U is Urada.
anklsd.
¡tor hs did not want to loss his pom-
N o th * is hereby given tlia t the la n d .
1 described below, etui,racing »84.««
’ acres w ith in the Siskiyou Nations!
I Forest, Oregon, w ill be subject to set­
tlem ent and entry under inc provie-
1 ions of the honieetead law sof tb e U u l;.
; ed S ates and ihe act o f June I I , l£06
(34 H t« t„ 333) at the U nited States
land office a t Koseburg, Oregon, on
November 25, 1944. Any settler who
was actually and in good faith claim ­
ing any o f raid lands fo r agricultural
purposesprior to Jan. 1, lWM, and has
not abandoned same, has a preference j
rig h t t m ake homestead entry for th e .
lai.de oocnpied. Said lands were lis t­
ed noon tire applications o f the persons
Hicutoned below who h a re s prsftreuue
lig h t (Object to the p rio r right o f any
such settler, provided such seitler or
applicant is quslitied to make home-
»lead entry and the preference rig h t is
exercised prior to Nov 26, 1614, on
wliiob date the lands w ill be ruhject to
ett einent and entry by a n y qu • titled
person, 'fire lands are as follows:
the HEJ 8W J See. 4, the EJ EJ N W i,
ihe NJ 8 W | Section V. T. 3HB„ R. 13
W , exiep t a s trip o( l.u 1 60 lin k s wide
lying along the west side of the NJ
SWJSec. 9, said township and range,
the net area being 160 acres, listed up­
on application ol O. B. D oolittle, G old
Beach, O re g o n ; L iat 6-1980
A tract of 143.69 acres, w ith in what
w ill probably 1 ms when surveyed Sec.
8, T . »4 8 „ R H VT, deaorlbed as fol­
lows: Beginning at C om er No. 1, a
t * ’« » * « * m arked H / t ,
whence
F. 8. I f . bears N . 46 degrees B ., 4 elm. ,
and 68 lin k s e x ’sudiug thence N, 10 j
degrees W ., (iOchs , thence « , 60 eha.,
thence 8:31 degrees W ., 46ebs , th e m *
St. «0 degree« W. SI ohs„ to the place
bf lieginnfng, li ted a |o u application
of H B. H o rr e ll.T h e Dalles Gfegou;
List 6-1881.
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T h e WJ 8EJ 8cc 6, T. 3 2 8 . , B . 14 I
W ., »0 acres, applnation of J. W . Mao !«
Kensle, Hixes R iv e r, P o rt Orford, ,
O reg on : L L t 6-1384. September 14, .
1914. 0 . M ltx c i, A ssistant C o ra - J
jnisaiotier ol the G eneral Land O tto e ., 1
6-16 D e s ..
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FROM
FOR YOUR 1)EN
we&r
"W ell, I sat «m tay man aad btow g Uon
Hut when U s foreman had
whistle, when up cams my assistants, »»Iked away "Yodel’' was surrounded
w ith another w h o m .U e y had taken " f * group of sympathtasru.
while hs was In the act of visiting ' "That fellow don’t like me," hs * * l<
U o traps, calmly smoking a pipe. The “ Wky. my old man used to order
pair bad Just started in to make a gooa around dozens of fellow« itk« his»,“
thing nut of the plaee, and had mid | "W hat did you run away from home
In a perfect store of chaîne, white * * > T o d s ir " ashed a sympathetic Ha­
sh cots, phosphorus, and other things, , tMMr-
at the top of the house. w lU whleh 1 " I don’t know. Just got tired of IL
they had been frightened away U e 1 guess," answered U e w aif "Had a
•uccesslre tnreUkera.
J swell horns up on Dtverssy street, but
"T h a t Job brought ms not only the 1 • ct tlw hum m ing' habit an drifted
»206, but a fresh commission. This ' w U *
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short ssotiea, picturesque personal
point-of-vie»v desetiptton of the
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tory of the w ottdcrlanj of the
earth.
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M A O H IN B
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the regulation of having « spectra.
W ith in a week I saw It twice, gliding
about the grounds, but It was too nlm-
ble for me to catch. Then I put on a
NOT
white cloak myself and tried haunting
SOLS
the ghost
This ruse succeeded In
UNO & >
frightening the apparition, as. whan
ANY
we met face to face one night, It was
O TH ER
the other ghoel that fled. Who the
M AM C-
fellow was 1 should have never heard
probably, as he was so fleet that I
could not overtake him, only that In
r ..- .N T E D F O R A L L T IM « .
his flight somewhere he fell and hurt
)• i t t e w .Uc t t r u r H O M g you wM
his leg, tnd when he consulted the
.*> v * « -I t U ig p ic * you pay, and wl*
doctor the whole story came out. Ho
«n •♦. v U - ä « »hain o f n p a ü n .
was a neighboring farm er who wanted
to g a t bold of the adjoining property
and hoped by giving It the reputation
of being haunted to depreciate the
value enough to buy It at » low price.
’’On another occasion In the garden
of a big fnrmhouae ’to rent' I rushed
Into the ghost who had been seen
there, and he made off. In the dark­
ness I lost tig h t of him and he feu
over something and I shouted: 'Keep
I f yvft rv»! < wwlv<Toartbla«, write
still; you'vs upset g bevhlve. Keep
r lata« tte'e*va bafuo yon porokaan.
your bead covered o r yuu'll hs stung
to death.'
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Or«p, 1
Q U A L IT Y .
S x W l ÎP "
For two cents' I'd I
door—’’
I But the newsboy
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B*H Bearing Type Bar
Cnlume Finder m d P a n m w h w
DecimJ TsbuUter
V n ib k U is in ,
A Key 1er E v -rr ChaneMr
b o a rd o f the lig h t running,
adtion M o d e l 10 ( V is ib le )
Co.,
TRESPASS NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given t h a t a ll p a r­
ties are warned not to enter upon ot
trsepass In an y way upon the prwtnls-
es ol the undersigned near Mussel
creek, Oregon.
,
Anyone so trespassing without out
consent w ill be prosecuted to the full
ex te n t of the law .
T. L C a re j,
A . B. Caro j .
"H e was simply a practical joker.
and*la most of the cases which I have
unearthed where It la not somebody
who had something to gala by playing
ghost It . n s usually somebody who
was enjoying himself by playing oa
the fears aud eredullty of others. I
had one tragic case of spectre stalklag
which was the result of a man's habit
>f practicing Joklag Hs had bee«
playlug »pon the Imagination of hit
Brother aad tbe night that j had ar­
rived he h«d leaped out on him from
tmbush, and t>e brother had d nypW
lead from frlgkL"
C O Q U IL L E ,
N o th in g has ever equalled iL
N o th in g c a n ever surpass I I
le w rtu Ihv o w c nnU on tU l letter hefbre ap-
P jria « !*” • pe*eet;4t may he worth ruwey
W . prempdy oMele D . < u d P b m (< u
PATENTS
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Dr. King’s
Nsw Discovery
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For A ll T h ro at and
Lung Trouble*.