The Port Orford tribune., March 17, 1915, Image 2

I k i
f
i r t O d o n l ¿ n bu n«
prejudices of
w h ic h
the
greater or leewr
»u,
and
in particular.
ward lh e tirât D ém o cratie
W K D K E H D A T M A R C H 17. p lS .
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1
u n til
l'h a Deaa-
for an d E riin
.......
g U B H C R im O S RATE»».
to ' a i i w e i l
K e lly
Ibernaci etu,
but « lm the t ilin ) Dentocrat
H A B IA T . H T K W A K T .
lw o
do nto uow c » |l to m im i.
S
f tue it to aay th a t th e
yearn fo llo w in g
the “ suu ltlu ” session, e ll
B U IC K
th in g * ea th e y are.** t»« hold
m any year«.
D u rin g ih»
egaie»l
dependent F a
tfu l lo - th e i rg o le r 1880 eb-c turn
m a jo rity ocrata o f txnirse u .tm iiia trd
w hich bed aeaaiubled a t Salem
pabliahvd E very Wednesday, by
iu
oe a l l ,
T h e P o rt O rfo rd H o s p ita lity c ltlh
to e fine th in g — g iv e it your
m o ra l
and fin a n c ia l support.
C o m m e r c ia l
A n d although la x tnoniee ea faet
they accum ulateti wer« placed
P o rtla n d ' ’.in k * . State
T reasurer
of
foregone
fte p u h lie io law yer«, th e o o n v e n tio n
E . N . Cooke, k rp i op ihe fic tio n th a t
Ha* Qood
C lu b
M e e tin g .
they hided in th e hig
safe
Secretary o f State's office,
r t e a liy
em ployed
a
UHined M r.'
in tint
and
Mg
W atso n (1st« deceased)
w ho a t the tim e occupied th e
so-
poet-
'-' Webstar
I t belongs to
t
What is true of one Bnick is true of all
sizes from ?90J to 1 1650—Fours and » Sixes
of the
&
•
W atch this space! .
The 1915 Buiclt is a beauty—graceful' and aristocratic
on the Boulevards—but a Q ia n to l Power when called upon.
W a ld o a more or tea* h riefles* y o u n g
eneaed *n d a c ti'iu t^ k c u .ln
-
W
ttnn u f C le rk of J n e k *o n e u u u ty , M r.
A fric a n
V
• *'
i- U
i k no w n by the oam e o f ’ *‘J n u ‘* to
a tto rn e y o f M a rio n county,- sud
J’o rt guard th a t aafe n ig h tly .' B u t the
W i l l i a m P. L o rd , la te e M a jo r in
O rfo rd C om m ercisi c lu b l«at F rid a y tru th is th a t th« S ta le ’* m o n ey had
th e re g u la r ai/my'wh«» had practiced
p een ing was well a tte n d a i, and i not, p rio r to th a t lim e
o r since.
law in Salem for seveial years as the
•ev e rs i q u e s tio n , ol im p o rta n t» to been k e p t in the .a fe in th e c a p ito l. j ^ Ì o r iwrtató,» o f « b .fir.n o f J tn ig h l
th e to w n and o o m m u u ity w ere.dis j l h a d ,e n d p ro p e rly too, been placed
T h e special m e e tin g
’ « ••
e guarantee th e Buiclt Valve-in-Heatl Motor to devel­
f
op «ud deliver more poHfr thuu anjr other type o f 1
T h e lir p u h lh an Convention most, automobile
• “ wutuuww motor
moW, ot same
«,<.»,c size- American or Foreign m ak e.,
net-tie n am e t-a o d id a ie ., i f only ■».«
In addition to the great power of the Buick Motor, it is
m a tte r nt fttrm . Iu default oi aapir unusually economical, giving more miles per gallou of gas-
anya in th e pertain o f w ell know n j ojjne y ,gn je8S powerful motors of different types.
a harvest loan aliarka enjoyed.
, l e . p r iB i—lM K « te ..a « x u -rp r at a
lata>v>th«4aa* ut w ltU * »<••' • * >-(
I -.tip -le a l« pal4.
v ’
3 ■ ‘ ‘-‘‘.1- »
cars H
B u t »ui-1
O ne Copy One Y e a r . . . . , .......... »1.5ti ran ia were endorsed, “ N o i paid for ooncluaion, out even th e irio ft en-
O ne Copy His M onth«....................
queetioned
w a n t o f fu n J v,” am i w h a t a c a rn iva l ligh ten ud Repnhltcan
• to
O ne Copy Thr«o Ilo g .tie . . . . . . . .
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out-juine.
v
of w a rra n t a b a tin g follow ed I
W lta l
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VALVE IN HEAD
wa», i
triu n ip b
th e t ju d ic ia l tìufcet a aa a
a la le war-
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C. W. Zumwalt & Sons
C. MAI.EHORN, AGENT, L A N G W K .O R
toaoW
regard
d <in the lau ik s a m i thus k e p t i n * c if-
th e beitec-haM w iy R t p u M ip u t » Itjjr -
th e re to . O ne o f the m oat im p o rt 'y c u la tto p . ' U p p i w ith in a fed'/j'hara
n a y . o f th « i& ia ie j a n il wh<y had
a n t o f th>re wa» in regard I f »teatner j
m ieiuat paid on such
M i^rin
is th e State Senate,
c o m m u n ic a tio n , and the secretary went to enrich tp e State Treasurer, ‘
was offtired the n o n iin a lia n for a
to take B(lW ¡j j * . ,
of the c lu b was nuthorigeil In
interest on d a ily
te a l « fa iu o u r first elective Suprem e
Ute m a tte r u p w ith certain p a rtita I
Itkluucea cornea in to the S la te Treaa-
Bench but-deci ¡tied it . and when I
in a m an ner w h ich i t i* believed ' : iu r y .
anked h im w h y he had not accepted
w ill resu lt in the re estab lish m en t '
he s im p ly re p lie d , ‘ o h, w h a t ; was
of service between th ia place a n d - W h ile on the subject o f suggest
th e Uael”
either P o rtla n d or San F rancisco, jane o f historical itn j« » ri in c o n u e c t
and perhaps both.
A n o th e r im p o r ta n t action
ta k e n
Jjy "the c lu b was to pass re s o lu tio n *
; loa w ijli the p a w ip g 'o f persona o f
note, I have iu m in d several which
lend them selves Io
h isto rical
con dem nin g s w in d lin g o f a n y kind ga»ti<»i* w orth w h ile . O ne is
in P o rt O i fo rd 're a l estate, a n d to o f a M r . B red , late deceased,
w ill
do
m uch
fates
h ad
surprises
in
parceled
o u t a fter thy re tu rn s o f the electio n
1,111 held Iu J q u e 1 8 8 0 were in . T h e
■ W « | WW.
r
» w a r d . , L in c o ln appointee y e t liv in g ;
p ro te c tin g the outside in v e s to r
in
i
An H. I* F . 8ilo; Sava your feed and in ­
crease yoar milk flow, by supplying an
abundance of good feed when you most need
c u n t y , a s e .» ,„ e d o ld la w y e r
he mice owned a h a lf in te re e tlA the w h(,
|w w #
Cbfa>f Ju<Uoe
town re a lty :
T h e person or peraone T o le d o B h.de
1 should he w illin g . o f (ht> SutMajH< C l(U rl un(1„ r th(J (iUJ
Who a tte m p t to p la t ».ro e piece o f to let i t go a t th a t w ith o u t c om m en t
when (J|<j fi<e
Ju
|a n d tw o or three m ile s o u t o f t o w ^ t f it
n ot p art o f m y task lo k e e p
r
„ Hu
C o u rl
and sell i t as a d d itio n
of P o rt O rfo rd , as h a t
“ so and
so
hiatQ ry s tra ig h t, i f
h i»
iV
an
in
of
of
: a »eat be « o u g h t. on
Beach.
th e
Suprem e
T h e tr u th should be kno w n
in th ia connection, and th a t is, th a t
A» it! November, I 9 H , the Svchol-
ogy (n o w leave th a t
M r . T a f t ’s candidacy d id n o t meet-
„
.,
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,
n o » > « * r y ; M i? 'o f f )
.Jay
ld, whodeaireri
.
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, M
. . , r. Ticnenor
l p , . t o . ! the
> t a view«
„ „ of
j o
r h , G
. ou
............................
ir town and . . harbor.
. e l
aofl forceful
when he ta lk * about Port O r
£
and paint* irt rosy hues a bright
! • • logical
penky
of
th e
I
on
| , c]ean
J
r
f
e
S
;
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-
...
. . . n
M a c h i n e r y & M o w i n g M a c h in e s .
E x t r a s f o i D a ir y in g ; O « b o r n e ,
M ilw a u k e e M a c h in e r y .
7
A lso C ontractor < fc B uilder
,
Estimate« given; Plans and Specifications j
furnished on application.
-o«» -
1
m r .Biua i wi.« ■ i j ~~
-sc»«>**o«» o*»»
“ g re a t
.
tim e in
P a in t s , O ils & S t u m p i n g P o w d e r
m a n y i year».
T im e had
d e a lt k in d ly w ith h im , and I recog-
M in e
k in d ly
face
and
Waa th e abort
•ig b t» |deaaiag veiew aa o f o ld . H e too
^ a jp o la n
iq '„ v e r
aim .u ie g in iia n in over- hoe passed o n . ii
« f , h e Com -
v i #
the people . t
I n conclusion. Since I hegsn
s . , - M O » - .¡ .U M « ,
t h ia la r lic lk th e press d is p a tc h in -
Bench of t h a t e x a lt« ! C o u rt,
- e 4 neM
• •••
.
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.'
....
«Stil«» tn
fu lu
.ura fo r tbe t .w n .p w . cann ot b « l ,lwri been « t i l i n g to in v e e * 8 3 0 0 , 000 1 |w J tin
•“/ T S
7 t í T T u
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K
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ha la pegged
“ af and
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ib S i
Hardware of all Rinds
Soper
i niaed the
attorney, Stanley JfetbeW»,
WILL BARR,
Qold Beach, Or.
Local representative
chroniclers
a n d K e lly the io v in c io le , was left in
been done In h ad out ad d e d that it wait he ^th ar ib « lu rc h ,'to look hack upon 1880,
m a n y o f th e ’coast towns, w ill find Compassed tlie defeat o f Alfonso
as a R epu b lican “ I^ tiid S lid e ” y e a r
th a t ba has a rooky rued to travel ■ T a ft, fath er o f the e x .P re a id s n t. fur
p ar excellence. i * >
The feature of the meeting was
addreee by Frank B. Tichenor,
which h a look up in turn each
|b a advantages end resources
Langlois Hardware
Store
1
Buy
* '*; l»»y C o m ity C le rk i i f Jackson cou n -
this^ the papers state is p ro b a b ly th * lu s t ■ , y ' h ad l« a le ii P P
P r im o f the
ado pt a w a tc h fu l polioy along
lin e t h a t
B ut th e
store for e v e ry b o d y , to be
-’.i '
»1
on w hich i t i t b u ild e n . R e oallèd
l a a n ' i nvesiigation n f th e l n - . ‘ fo r V . SC’S e h ita j; a n d the fate o f forRM./ma. .that y x l j . . ^ . Senator
iettontlon t o lh e m a r c e t y o f h a r b o r ., flueDc e . allegedA o h ave p la y e ij in —
m a —“
nv m
ito r.u K
u . in itia tiv ,
■— e r A-.-—
1T h o e ..R . p , r t } fh a d paased aw ay »t
•» ¡ta b le fo r deep d r a ft vernala along I p. H ,« M . l h e w . ' v ie v ä tk in . U n d id u i^
j (i M b ab tnn . o f t h a t a ll
hi» hom e in S o uthern C a lifo rn ia ,
the P acifie coeat, and to the vast) h im s e lf ie»iifi<d t h « l lie h ad con-
pervasive S ychological atm osphere. a n d aui th u s rem inded a career of
tim b e r and m ineral fields t r i l • t r ib u t a i 1 3 0 0,0 0 0 to the G a rfie ld
rapine and tragedy an d lawlessness
tite ry to P o rt O rfo rd , and to th e cani|iaign funej and th a t M a th e w »
.- A n d .th e 1880 L a n d S lid e touched p articip ated in by deceased, aided
paed o f th is port ea a harbo r o f r« f
had been h i* a tto r n e y .
it» c lim a x a n d surpassed the s u p e r­ by im p orted g u n m e n , terro rizin g
uge for the g o v e rn m e n t, aud w h ile
la tiv e degree t h 'lh e defeat o f H o n hom e»te»«Ifrs and d r iv in g inanv
ib is h arb q r m u s t e v e n tu a lly be i t n -
M athew s would have fw il^ l ol C . B. B e llin g e r— then k ittin g u n d er i fro nt th e ir cliijrn« fo llo w in g the d is '
proved, t e give» m a n y reavon, fo r co n firm a tio n by a a tm n g ly Rvpub
a p p o in tm e n t— for C irc u it Judge in . I coifery o f o il in ’ li«t region.
believing th e t th i» im p ro v e m e n t Been Senate b ut for th e unao-
th e M u ltn o m a h d r ttr ic l. H o n
E !
.
*7"
(a close a t h an d . A m ong o th e r countable actio n
of
Sdh'atnr D . S h a ttu c k , who, in the e a rlie r d a y J
B»«J
n.°‘ '" " S in .‘ he acetica-
th in g * M r. T ic h e n o r fe e l, certain George H . P e n d le to n ,
hMd been a m em b er o f .he fa c u lty »>•««»» o f m ilfio n *. proceeds o f the
Ib a t C . A . S m ith ’» lim b e r b o ld in g * n fO b in , who cam e to th e rescua
o f th e Forest G ro v e College, bad sale »lock in h i* d ieco verie* o r,
in C u rr y c o u n ty w ill he aawed by a w ith the o n * vote req uired tu break
ta te n Up the s tu d y o f law and net­ ra th e r, in lh e priaeed» o f h i* seix
m ill on the lake a n d »hipped fro m a lung and accrim o uio pa dead lock,
tled in P o rtla n d , had three tim es ures appropriations l>y violence o f
th i» p o rt.
occupied
the Bench in t h e ' F o u rth th» rig h tfu l holdings o f better w en-
' C o u n ty C le rk S ta n n a rd wa» p re .
Now th e question ¡4 p e rtin e n t
d ia tric t as a R epublican, b u t had
wjM> |h # I
e n t at th e m eeting a n d responded rig h t here to, if J ay G o u ld could buy ftt))il|y uniUM, w - fo r(u (^
L ik e T a b o r the semi dunce o f
in a a b o rt ta lk in w hich he w is h e d ;o n e Justice o f o u r highest t.Viurt,
D em o cratic (Mirty, la te r to be re tu rn - C o lorad o, B a rii bhiesomed o u t and
P o rt O rfo rd w e ll, ta k in g th e post- could n ot h e e n d o th e r, secure .«hers pd l(J
¿ u<Jh „ t(je c a |ld ld - u
a tr .ig h tw e y broke in to th e states
a.AM
a* a
- k a
.tiin
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I
.a
tion t th
t one n*
p a *S
rt zvF
o f trves
the n
co
u n lv
ty a_
io 1L..I.
th e ir lik in __
g , _ and m ay
n ot
m an
m an class a n d w ent to the U n ite d
th a t p a rty .
n n o t be developed w ith o u t it bene- curious decisions o f4 th a t C o u rt in
¡S ta le » Senate- W e a lth , ill-g o tte n
fitin g the e n tire cou nty.
W h ile the past be explains«! im th e h y ­
Being a w a rm pergonal , fiie n d o f though i t was, d id the buvincas.
M r . S ta n n a rd ’« interest» are a t G old pothesis o f crooked w orl^som ew here
L an g lo is , O r.
-
''
C . B . B e llin g e r, and being assured
Beach he showed h im s e lf to be pos along the lin e n f its m ake np? T h e
th a t G o vern o r T h a y e r w ou ld ap-
sessed o f t h * rig h t k in d o f s p ir it— Dred Scott decision is now u n iv e r­
List« #-1670 and -1673.
1 p o in t bis frie n d to the vnesnev, so “ K ” W. E. M .
lh e s p irit th e t w o u ld not hold dow n sally condem ned, y e t it was no w h it
as to' p u t h im in lin e for the succeed R e s to r a t io n T o E n t r y n f L a n d * in
M n tio in U F o r e s t.
a neighboring tow n i f i t could— a more absurd and b ru ta l th a n was iin g elective term Judge S h a ttu c k
Notice
is
hernhy given th a t the landa
s p irit th a t w ou ld hasten lh a d e v e l­ the decisioa handed dow n
m an y resigned his »eat.
detcribad liehur, embracing 3H.«I7 acre»
o p m en t o f rnauy c o m m u n itie s i f years later by th a t C o u rt to the e f­
w ithin the fclwtsiyon Ntu onal Forest,
Oregon, wih be anbjeet to settlement
more g en e ra lly accepted.
fect th a t k id n a p p in g is n o t a c rim e .
B e llin g e r was n o m in a te d b y the ana entry under the provisions of the
T h e m eeting ad jo u rn e d to meet I o th a t cape the c o u rt le n t its e lf to
D em ocrats «g a m utter o f courge, to liomesteail laws oi tl»e United Stn-ev
again la s t e v e n in g to a rrang e for the fu rth eran ce o f an ifrs ro o u s c o *- ¡¿ n BlFfe«Jf8bO cam p a ig n and I m u ch and the act of J u re . 11, llMMi (34 Heat.
3331 st the Unite-1 State« la«d offica a ,
t h * b o ld in g o f lh e * 1 9 f5 A g ate C a r
spiracy prom oted b y i R o ckefeller q u a a th n id f these w a* a solitary, pol Roaeburg. OWgnn. on A p ril 2)1, I!b5.
n iv a l.
and Big Business c o h o fU to h an g
j,,« F o u rth D ir tr io P . b u t Any settler wlm was acuiuGv and iu
‘ fiiltli claim ing any of «a'-d InntW
three innocent men.
fur a a ric y ltu ra l purpeucs ,1-to* to Jan.
I bankjad upon bi» electio n w ith con
.
UMl*
1, lfriS, and tfaa not abkndooeU
■
fideuce born o f th e s itu a tio n as they has a pretv'elioe right to m ake boroy-
C U R R E N T T O P IC S .
■ A n d th e fact thatco rrsop on den ce Saw It. '• B u t ala sl T h e p oliticians stvad t n ’ ry ,'v.-the lands actu ally oc­
lots lieen discovered c o n v ic tin g lh e propose and the people dispose. cupied. 8ard iainls were listed U|>oti
the app'-caiiona of the persons tuon-
B y
J 11. U r r o g .
B u fh a u a u a rftiitn ia tra tio n o f con-
a
I • k 7
Uonsd li«iow. who have a pr«-fe»en<s>
L a n d tild es are a lw a ys in order.
rig
h t subj«-ct to tlie pi tor rig h t of any
E o rr o a T r i b u n k :—
spiriug w ith Juatioes o f the Suprem e
■ adì «ettlrr, provided such ae.-'e.- or
H a v in g personally k no w n th e lata C o u rt suggesting reasons for the
8 0 hopeles« d id the R epu b lican applicant is q ua'itled to make home­
Joh n M in to w ho la te ly died nt the idriiticaT.o pin ion later h«nded down
stead entry and the p-'etoren«» rig h t ia
m an ageia view the chance* n f an y exercised prior to Apr. 38,1816, on which
s<e o f 9 2 years, I f u lly concur in by -lu d g h T a o e y in t(ie D red Scott
R e p u b lic a n in th e rnor, th a t th e y date the lands w ill be subject to se.tle-
th e s p irit o f the encom ium « paased
case rvfiecl« no c re d it e ith e r upon placed <u m in i n a tio n R aleigh S to tt ment and entry by any qnaliaed per­
son. A tract of-38.07 acres, wicidn
upon h im and his life work by per
the a d m in is tra tio n o r th ft mem ber« a ydu ng a tto rn e y o f a b ilit y , b u t what will probably be. when surveyed,
tons w ho knew h im b eile r th a n 1, o f ih n l C o u rl.
See. 10, T . M 8 .. K. I t W , W . M ., de­
la c k in g a n y genius w hatever for. scribed by m etes «nd bound«, ns fol­
y e t i cannot forget th a t, w ith a ll o f
Beginning a t corner N a 1,
tba B enell, o r a tin g le elem ent o f lows:
h i* V irtu e *, and th e y were n o t a few
whence corner No. 1 of the J. O. Calla-
T h e la te Heath o f ex S uprem e
filne*» for the diacharge o f the re ban application bears N 3 deg. 16 min,
he had h i* h u m a n side.
W atson recalls fre s h ly to m y m in d
S d ^ « m ^ V ? r ^ a ^ 7 h nee
. ert™
8.
apo nsih ilities ly in g in w a it fo r h im .
th a t 1 8 8 0, lik e 1914 Wat a R e p u b li­
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S
’Jhah.a
-'tbeneafi1
4a
d
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F
m
H e was «-lecicd, in n ie to hi« own
M r . M in to was a mem Iter* o f the can la n d «tide y e a r in O regon.
phains;
th
e
n
«
*
N
.
31
deg.
E
.,
3.««
aurpriae than any one else’», where­
lo w e r branch o f lh a L eg islatu re in
c h a in * ; thenceN. *d e g . K , 3.36chains;
upon a fte r w o r r y in g along fo r a theacr N. 14 deg. E ., #.2u c h a in *;
1868, and was e asily * leader iii
T h e L e g is la tu re bad, a t Ila 1878
cou ple o f years, he resigned in d i* thence N . 9 deg. 16 m in . £ . , 11.Oh
th a t b od y, th ia by reaao« nf great session, passed an sot p ro v id in g for
cltain s, thence N . 8.34 c h a in * to the
guat. M r . S t o t ld ie d several y e a r* place o f beginning, application ot H n -
oourage and atrong com m on aemm, a se^nraie S a p re m a C o u rt composed
M ayer, Agness, Oregon ; L is t *-1670.
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an d t h i* leadership led to disaster o f three Justice», and G o v e rn o r •to-
e S W I S E i 8W J,Bec, 17, T . 33 ’ B„
K.‘ 14 W ., 10 acres, application of
and disgrace re s u ltin g fro m th» T h a y e r, D em ocrat, had appointed
M r . S h a ttu c k , one o f the m ost O ew ge H . Wilson. Port O rford. O re­
“ s c u ttle " w hich
he Inaugurated C o l. Jam ea K . K e lly and P . P . P rim , r m ia b le o f m e n , was p u t back upna gon ; L is t 6-1673. February 10, 1915. 0 .
le a v in g the H ouse w ith o u t a q u o ru m tw o u f the m oat p op ular D em o crata the Bench, I f fu r m ore th a n one M. B ates, Assistant C om m tolouer of
tto General Land Office.
lo pas* the necessary ap p ro p ria tio n *. in the S la te , aud Jud ge It. P . Boise te rm I do not k n o w , a n y h o w he
a w h ilo m able R e p u b lic a n b u t who was engaged in practice when I m et
*** Ask«*« ■ 1«<V Raws •♦» .*» . m««a..*wn
M r. M into shared the partisan bad a llie d h im a e lf w ith a t o r t o f in - him in P o rtla n d in 18113 for the first
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Curry Cuunty Abstract-
Realty Company.
F in e lin e o f G u n s, 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 s k e p t in S to c k .
G o ld B e a c h, 0 r e g 0 n
D o o r s 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 .
He thought the title good,
eU
ie r he had . hough* iram
man Brown, an honest man. 1
P ip e F ittin g s , P lu m b in g a n d T in
w o r k o f V-5
a ll k in d s d o n e o n sh o r t
n o tic e .
wu
Comets find out the deed
not on record; he would file
it at eace. The Pateat be
7
had never »ecn, but would
Ieoh that up too. The buyer
Cheever® Bowman.
wanted the farm if the title
wa* good, hut had te be
shown. The deal fell through.
L a n g lo i s , O r.
Get an abstract and be ready.
No. 5t.
R E P O R T O F T H R C O N D IT IO N OF
Port Orford Furniture
& Hardware Store
The B ank o r P ort O bvobd , at P o rt Or­
ford, in the State <tf Oregon, a t the dote
of business M arch 4. 1816.
HKSOURCE8
Ixians and discounts.......... ..*23,158.13 i
Overdraft«, seenred snd unsecured 46 13'
Domis a ud w a rra n t« . . . . . . . . . 3.708.18 1
Forniture and fixtu re s ............... 1,605.00]
Due from banks! not mservebanks)
3*4 J *
Doe from approved reserve banksS,474.06
Checks and o ih e rc ja h ite m s .. .
7 .8 6 1
Cash on h an d ............................... 1,5911.33 ’
T o t a l ............................ *83,174.9*!
Harness, Fishing-tackle
Stumping Powder
L IA B IL IT IE S
Capitol stock paid in ............10.00n.00
Burplna f u n d .............................. 1,000.00
U n d iv id e d p rofits, lews expenses
and taxes p a id .................. ¿..674.10
In d iv id u al deposits snlijeot to
c h e c k ............................... 20,977.73
Demand certificates of deposit 10.00
Tim e certificates of deposit........518.10
Total
»S3.174.82
WM. GILLINGS, PROP.
I'M )
Coi” ,v of C urry f 88
I , E . J>. Ix iiie y . Cashier of the
above name I (>stik,do tolem nlv swear
th a t the above statement ia true to the
to s t of tuy know tal te and belief,
•
K? J. I»NXVc
Cashier.
Pubseribed and sworn to before me
this l f ih day o f M arch, 1915.
John D . Loucks,
Notary Public.
C obp X t T Attest:
Ixn-o. K nafp
Director*
C. W. Zt awALT
In the County Court o f the State of
Oregon, for the County o f Curry.
In the m atter o f the estate of W . F.
Rasnick,,deceased.
N o t W u hereoy given that the un­
dersigned, administrator o f the Estate
of W . F. Rasnick, deceased, has filed
his Final Account in said Court, and I
that
the of 5th
day o f April,
916, Monday
at the "hour
10 o’el
’clock in the
forenoon of said day, at the Court
room of the County " Court
Conr o f Curry
Couuty. Oregon, in the town o f Cold
Beach, has been fixed by an order of
said court as the tim e and place for
hearing objections to said account, and
the settlement thereof.
Dated at Port Orford, Oregon, thia
16th day of February, 1916. •
r . a . M c P herson ,
Administrator o f the Estate o f W .
Rasnick. deceased.
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W. A. WOOD
ATTO RNEY
AT
LAW
BOLI» B E A C H . O REG O N.
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full'line ot Stoves a.ni Ranges,
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