The Port Orford tribune. (Port Orford, Or.) 1892-19??, September 29, 1915, Image 3

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    Town and County
Tele pk«»« TU
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8 A 8 R O B R O 8.
The Ladies Aid w ill meet thia
F W J k llk
week with Mrs. Geo. Quigley, and
School starts next Monday. Start
Stale Forester F A.
all members are requested to attend
Jour children on the first day of
aa the annual election of officers w ill prepared a valuable map of Oregon at tba last Legislature, baa been de-
the term.
take place.
and has furnished Slate
Undent J. A . Churchill wilkeaoagh ’ preme court. Under thia eat,stores,
A small band of beet cattle, whioh
_
,
I . N. McGinnis, of M yrtle Point,
etc., must keep closed
b e j been bought from the Maeleey • has leased 0». j ' u ” L ^ k s
• oopl*
M,ppljr • “ ,h * ,hno1 di* l,ic ‘ I 1----
P00' - -ooms
'
3 BIG DAYS
Oregon »
with
map
is “•»
on 8
Sunday*.
I n Douglas ooanty
term of three *" Or*«®®
iu» ona.
<m4- The ®
*P »
t
four
feet
by
six
feet,
giving
tba
tec
,
Sheriff
Geo.
Quine
ha* given notice
Mo0iBoU
M A NlíFA ürU I »
lion a 1 lines and showing all the that be will arrest a ll persons found
M. T . W right and son in law, •e ra down looking at the piaM last
physical features of Oregon aad ibe 'violating the act, and it i* qnita
BAXOJ.t , OBKUO
Roy Cabot, have teased L. Knapp's ’ week, and w ill be moving os to it
location of a ll oitias aud town*. The { likely that theriiT* of the Various
‘ »/.¿s?* $'•«$* K ‘
»■ beach a t Hubbard'* creek, where to make their home iu the near fu
-
m apia brought particularly up to.eonatie* throughout the state w ill
tare.
they w ill mine thia whiter.
Writnsan Fonata» Fass
date, even showing Jeffersonoouaty., feel it their duty to do likewjpe.
F. F. Friant's team ha. been busy '
addkj<M> H *
Victor-Victraias, Edfeon Disc Talüag
Dorothy Btewart entertain«! some
---» a
.
. . . . colored SS as to
A portion of tho act relating to
del I ghow
of her young girl friends at a parly
* " » • P4»1 oaolieg 35 oor-Js
fu|lowiog ar<a, j„ Oregoo:' the cloeiog of places of business
yesterday afternoon, the .«¡ca.ioa1
tan bark from the old
g»», „ m g 'g n d ateusement, reads » I follows: ,
Eje
being the anniversary of her 12tb
pises, near Cur bin, to Port re stocking, cut-over areas pot re- j “ 1 / any person shall keep open
' Ortord for shipment. The bark ia stocking, burned areas not re stock ' any store, shoo, grooery, bowliug
birthday.
Kas
soma that was peeled sad shedded ing end broth. These maps may j alley, billiard room, or tippling
A lla n Todd, the Marshfield tailor.
N otice fo r P u b lic a tio n .
• u
. a
.
at that plsoe by the Whitworth bo obtained from the county school house, for the purpose of labor or
N otable speakers w ill be present, and there w ill be Go<xi
„
,
,.
.
/
. brothers several years ago.
traffic, or any place of amu
D sfastwiss or vna Israaioa,
superintendent.
BOnday and baa gooe down the tune!
The greatest program
Mr. and Mrs. A. S, Johnston and
C . 8. Land Office at Roseburg. Oregon, aa fur as Gold Beach in the interest
on the first day of the week, com Roads and Fraternal C onventions.
September 6,1915.
two children returned to Port O r Popular Young Couple Wed nioely called “Sunday” « the o f aporta ever seen ou Coos Bay has been arranged.
It in ­
of bis business.
Notice is hereby given that
ford last Thursday from several,
“ Lord's Day,” such person
cludes A utom obile, /M otorcycle, H orse and Boat races,
BUD HUTCHBSON
Miae Mageolia W hite, eft«L»p> od- weeks spent visiting M r. Johnston's
On Tuesday of last week Mise conviction thereof, shall be punish- Track and Field events, Water Sports, B oxin g aad W restl­
of Port Oifnrrf, Oregon, who, on iug the summer at Port Orford,
mother at Ferndale Gal., and teeing Ada Bailey, daughter of Mrtt 'J. 8 7 « f by a Qne of not lees than «Ô o»r
April 18th, 19iu. made Homrotoed
in g C ontests, B attle R oyal, with 100 m en on a barge and
fSatry, Serial tlo. 0<j«4, ttVtoteSKf of •tarled lor Portland the - lalier purr the sight« at the fair at Sau Fr*n -
Kennedy of Gold Beach, end Ray­ more than |5 0 ; provided, however,
N E i, Ej 8E1 and 8W | BE) of of Iasi week el which place she ex
$50
to the one stayin g longest, and othor sports being ar-
oivoo. They want and returned via. mond Capps, eldest soil oT Post that the above provision shall hotl
,
Section 43, Town ah ip 32 South,
Range IS -W , Willamette Meridian, peels U> slay during the winter.
Marsh field aud the steamer Kilburn, master and Mrs. J. 8. Cappa of fippiy m theatres, the knper* ..f' r»uged for, c lo sin g wtth a Grand Masquerade Mardt Gras.
has filed notioe of intention to make
„„re „„¡red i . marriage drug store*, d.ictor simp«, under
E . B. T h rift came down It urn and were fortunate in finding tb a ’
Final Fire-year Proof, to establish
claim to the land chore de«eribed, be­ Langlois Monday In his new liuick ucaan so calm that tiooeuftha party
at North Bend by Father W . R . lakers, butcher, and baker*; ami
fore Hardy T. btewart, U. 8. Commis­
sioner, at his offioe at Port Orford. Or six and met Mrs. T h rift an<l child­ wars eraaick. Io epaaking of tba Hogan. The young ooupie left Mie all circumstances of neceaeity and
egon, on the 43 day of October, 1411. ren at thia ptaoe who ware returning Fair, Mr. Johnston says that it is
following day on the steamer Banta mercy may h< |>lea<l-d in tlafenae.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Els worth B. Hall, of Port Orford, Ore. ho ne from a visit with friend* and all that ba* been claimed for it, aud Clara on a three weak*’ honeymoon, which shall he treated a* quaaltou*
Preeman Davis, of
"
that many of.its feature* are won* trip to the exposition
relatives at Rogue river.
• ’ •:
of fact for the ju ry to determine
James R Hutcheson of ”
"
detful beyond deeoripiion. He say*
when the offense is tried by ju ry .”
A J Marsh, of
Both
the
bride
and
groom
have
A band of 1400 head of elieep,
that Oregon’* display I* one that grown from childhood in Curry
J. M. UPTOS. Register,
which had beeu bought mostly in
j t
w ill make a native proud of hie county, aad are among our moat
W eekly Report From B a ttle
the Rogue river country by Taylor
N O T IC E F O B P U B L I C A T I O N Dement of M yrtle Point, were d riv­ home state, hut that all be saw from worthy and highly esteemed young
Rock.
D araanfuaror twb I stsuvb ,
Curry county wae *ome views of people. For the peat two or three
es through Port Orford Sunday on
United States Laud Offioe,
Port Orford barbor, some Port O r­ years Mrs. Ceppe has been associate
t
Rossburg, Oregon, September 9, 191j. their way north.
By F. tt. T.
ford cedar shakee aad a few Port ed with the K. B. Tbsilt mercanlife ' t
Notice is hereby given that
E . J. Loney returned Saturday <»rford agates. Rates in Sau Fran I
store at Laaglois, prior to which rite
JAMES R. HUTCHESON
Three things to love— Courage,
from several daya spent on a bu«i cisco are reasonable, and M r. John
of Port Orford, Oregon, wbo, on April
I taught school successfully. Mir. gentleness, and affection.
18, 1910, mule Home-lead Entry,Seri,! ness trip in Coos county, during eton advieee a ll wbooen to visit th<
I Capps has charge of bis fetber'* big
No. 06106 tor the 8 W | i t Section 43, which be visited the bay sod also
Three things to admire— Intellect,
Fair else thev w ill mis* tba oppor dairy ranch at Denmarli, where tba
Tp. 32 8 , B. 15 W„ Willamette Meridi­
C all and see our New Goods
dignity, and graoefullness.
an, has filed notice of his inten ton the new town of Powers. Unless tunity of a life-time.
young people w ill make their borne.
to make final Five-year Proof, to his plana miscarry, M r. Loney will
Q uality and Price are r ig h t
Three things to hate— Cruelty,
A large circle of friend* extend
establish claim to the land above des­
cribed. before Hardy T. Btewart, U n it­ open a bauk in Powers w,tkin the
Betel VS ie Ka-Opened.
arrogance, and ingrstidude.
their
oungratulaliuas.
A few Bargains still left
ed Steles Cbminlssloner. at his offioe next fortnight.
at Port Or lord, Oregon, on the 28 th day
Three things to delight in— Beau­
«( October, 1915.
The Beasiile hotel, which was
from the old stock.
The rain of last Sunday dispelled
Pausing of a Pii
ty, frankness, and freedom.
Claimant names as witness«!:
closed recently, w ill be re-opened to
the
last
fears
of
auy
forest
fires
for
Freeman Davis, of Port Orton), Oregon.'
Three things to wish for— Health,
this year, aud the fire wardens ap- U m public about October 15th. J.
itebeeon. of
M r*. Chea. H ilboru, ui Marsh
11, of
pointed for the summer season have ¡A . Jackaun of Coquille, wbu bae field, baa received the aad news of friends, aud a contented spirit.
»h.ol
! the death of bar ooly iiv w g brother,
been nailed in from their sieliou* in , been visiting in town for •
M Urrow,
Tbise things to lilts— Cordiality,
Register the mountains aud la id .iff until J weeks, w ill be the new proprietor, Jaine, y .D y e r, who p T n ^ “T a j
good bomor, and cheerfulness.
next year. W hile the atotsou baa , having based _th a property from from acute bronchitis near. Redding,
Three things to. avoid— Idleness,
CURRY COUNTY REAL ESTATE been very dry,-yel it la aafe to say M r*. Masterson yesterday. I l is Cal., recently. Mr. Dyerepertt the
loquacity, and ftip|wnt jesting.
that what little damage was done Mr. J«cka»u'* intention to run a |o t three years at the home of hie
Three things to cultivate— Good
, I have buyers for Farms, Timber in Curry county frero ttres waa out feed barn in connection with the
M r*. H ilb o rn , tearing for
Claims, Sheep, Cattle, or Dairy ranches.
rY
books, good friends, sad good humor.
hotel. He w ill move M r*. Jaekaon Callferoia oaty leal Macnh.
weighed by the good they'did.
► '-A
Call and see me, or send full descrip­
aud bis bouse bold effects down fro 1
Three
things
to
oontend
for—
the
early
J*
M.
Dsa^__
A letter from' H . i . Crfppen, e ll
tion aad list your property with me.
^,7* ~
-
Coquille a* quickly ea
nbt, country, and friends.
pioneers of Ouoa and Cdrry
I will soon h sto published a booklet tuie lime editor of the Wedderhurn
f M Jm
I t h ^ ’ ^ U U K d S t Radium and again of the'*YAkeport
tie», and was wait knowo to all the
Three things to teach— Truth,
old timers in this section. During industry and contentment.
Bny* Elk River
Banner, states that the writer
eu*
wifi be mailed oat to all sections of the joying R<*o<i health in B /it Diego,
the early day* in Curry oouaty M r.
Three things to govern— Temper,
United States.
■*
Cal. M r. CrippeB says th a t W . H
Last wack Hans Adolphsen closed Dyer lived with hie father hh the
tongue,
and conduct.
Careful and prompt serviee given to
old
Dyer
h
omeetead
of
48d
seres
Meredith
and
fam
ily
were
to
leave
the deal which makes him the own­
the business of non-residents,
: >1
Three things to do— th in k, live,
at the mouth of E lk river»' whieb
F. B. TICHBNOR, . the fo.lowing w«ak for their old er of the J. D. Louck* saw m ill on
home
in
I’oplar
Bluff,
Mu.,
aad
be
!
E
lk
river.
The
m
ill
will
be
moved
‘
WM
boo«h
l
in
lt
7
<
*
<
*
*
•
Mo*
and set.
PorfOrford. Oregon,
also apeak* of meeting M -L r, Pohl, from its present site to a location Kensie and is now a part of tba Sea
Three things to cherish— Good-
the pioneer Coos and Curry optician,; near Denmark where it will be op- I Yfew dairy ferae. A few yean ago nero, wisdom, and virtue, tba lowest
FOE SALE.
q uite often, w in is n o * in Sen Die seated for the local market.
l ^e deceased spent s winter mining down of ell God's
Tli« Place Where Te« Get
Square Deal
BIOHTY ACRES of very rich bottom go. M r Crfppen closes by seuding; The m ill wet built on the W. R -, ° ° lb* be#oh ° * r Eu«hre creek. He I
,|ft|>iw ide thing he ever creel-
land an Sixes river, six miles from Port his regsrde to his old friends In this Hurst piece on E lk river severs! WM • brother of the late Judge Geo. ed
,lk own
¡,
creature
Orford, not cleared and no Improve­
! years ago by Mr. Loucks, and some ^Jrer»,l w 4
known pioneer.
aectiuu.
called m *n, who will M y or in ti­
ments. Will sell on easy terms—no
To better accom m odate our growing trade
Chas. Doyle and his m otbsr-m - lumber was hauled to town
I
W "* mate that he sought out the cum -
and
increasing num ber of patrons we have
law, Mrs. A. 8. M iller, passed down »hipped, but owing to tbs distance «>• lim# ®f h'» ‘,44»h 44d * • • • ■ « ■ • pony of a reputable woman and
Mas. A uk * Ewwrrr,
been
com p elled to add to our general stock
M3 Valencia SV Ran Francisco, Cal the coast last Friday by auto r i
lbe ll,u !-
7 miles, it was in« • * » " ” * ' bJr ° « y P « 1 lon- r i ;
found her weak.
turning to Wedderbum from a trip never 4 P4) *n« prop«»Hon, and for
“ 407 o,d
<r»wt>do w ill learn
of Dry Goods, Grooeries and P rovisions, ss
to Roseburg. On their way out
>«=4‘
it wm also unable " « * regret of b.epueing, aud pnaro
follows: Hardware, D airy Supplies, Stum p­
Net Satisfied.
to compete With (be m ill in town. * j <® P V ‘ rib“ ‘4
" " P * 1 * b'« «“ •
in g Powder, O ils and P aints, F arm ing Im ­
they were accompanied by Mrs.
The prohibitionists of Oregon are
Associated with M r. Adolphsen ,
plem ents of a ll kinds, in clu d in g M cCormick
Oood fir stove or heater wood deliv- M ary Biske, Miss Gladys M iller
not
entirely satisfied with the pro
ia
tbs
m
ill
at
Denmark
w
ill
be
b
u
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erad in town in large or email quanti­ and Fred Caughell. Mrs. Biske was
M owing M achines and th e celebrated W eb­
father, A. Adolphsen, one of the M a y
Throw Furuat Reserve hibitioo lew that will go into effect
ties for 41.85 per tier. Give your or- going to Portland to spend the win
ber W agons, etc., etc. A nd don’t overlook
January 1st.
Into Game Reserve.
d«r Io
1er with her »on Fred, Miss Gladys P'oneer m ill men of Curry county
* L J U I8 SPA R LIN G ,
our
up-to-date stock of M en’s and B oys’ C loth­
I
t
will
nut
prohibit
the
people
of
and
with
these
two
experienced
meu
Port Ortord, Or. was going to Roseburg to attend
thi*
State
from
getting
about
all
ing,
Boots snd Shoes, L adies’ Dress Goods,
to
run
it
the
m
ill
in
its
new
location
Forest
Baeerve
official*
are
in
school and M r. Caughell was en-
they
want
of
intoxicants,
and
there
will
undoubtedly
make
mousy
for
quiring
into
the
sentiment
of
the
Cigars,
Pipes, Tobacco, Candy, N u ts and o-
route to Portland fur medical treat-
its owners.
| people of Curry county relative to will in ell lihlihood be more p ri­
tenut.
;
tion s, Rolled Barley, G rcss Seed and Seed
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j the making of a game reserve out of vate consumption at homes than at
G rain. .
F. F. F rian t, of the Arisona In n ,
Mr. aad Mrs. A 0 . Leucks Given ibe forest reserve lends within this preseat. I t is a law, as probably ‘
came up to town during the latter
iateudsd by lbs liquor men, to dis
Ferwwel Party.
county.
O rders taken for anythin » not on hand
G o l d B e a c h, 0 r e g 0 n part o f last week aad took home
________
Ths question ia one worthy of gust the people to such an exteuit
’ with him a piano player. Mr. and
A farewell party, planned by the considerable thought before eeviv- that they may repeal it, yet it may
y l'
Mrs. F riant are keeping one of the
He tkought the fitk geed,
lead them into the idea of prohibit
Ladies Aid end members of the •“ < • » 4 ouuclurion.
Aar he hadfteugfc from eU
most popular stopping places along
f
t
G iv e ns a t r i a l o r d e r
Curry is about the only . county ing its imporlatioa. The m ajority
th e eoaet,and »rebuilding ups*rq>
in the state where game is »till of the people were fur prohibiirie,
Came te find out the deed was
elation that is bringing then an.lp-<
plentiful. It f e e big resooruj ( If but the legislature was not. There
crofeing patroaage rofit^ yt»r.
bo® *
•<••*•»«- T b *
net an rsefird; ha aroald fife
handlod proper! v, as proven > by a ie a hint that the supreme court may
3.
.
P ro p .
& r. F rian t bar owned -tbe’ pUro h T »•< " M P*“ ^
P1* 44*“ 1/ , - «
it at eace. The Fates» W /
number
of
other
elates,
notably
hold
tba
law
o
r
legislative
action
had never ’ seen, but would
has made many improvements lh *t
and cake being among the good Wyoming and Maine. A t the pres unconstitutional, and to many a
have added to the comfort and con
bah t h a t * toe. The buyer
ent time many hunting parties com« prohibition let in this state such ee
things that were on the program.
venienbs of traveler », snd now in a
the farm if the btfe
piano player he is adding something
and Mrs. Loucks are leering in here during the summer, buying lion would ba welcomed, for the lew
aad| W had to ba
for their em.wemeuh
And we 4
* » • * » • " their license in some other cuuely • * doctored by the lagislatura is
T U deal fell tbro««b.
simply a screaming ferae and slap
„pine that et the rate be is going h . Frsnefeu., anti San Diego end to and many bringing even their am-
Ge* aa abstract aad be ready.
motion aad provisions, and this in the face of every conscientious
spend
the
winter
at
their
old
home
will sooa have to add more room tu Hheridan, W yo .and their Meeds o°unty derives bat little bel£fit.
piohibiiionist in Oregoa— Wuud-
fur the accomodation
of his guests. gathered to wish them God speed1 « » g i n « reserve was made for burn Independent.
Notice te Stack Owns».
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As I have leased the Bagley ranch on
Game Warden, John Adams, is on the trip and to express the hope 0 <»r 10 year* a f f e c t
our
Elk river, notieq is hereby given to all spending a lew days among the
. -( ' home
people - but
little. Those hav
Activities.
that
they
would
not
forget'
to
re
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persons having stock of any kind run- ' __
„ u - ... r ,,« ..
Ur
ning on Mid place, to plearo remote the j * « “ « «
Chary. Mr. turn to Fort Orford when s p rin g ,''’« bomestMds in the reserve could
1 hunt on their own lend. In the
At Fort Orford, Oct. 3, 1415, Sunday
Mma>
. ..
' Adams reports that there have been co
W agons and B uggies for Sale, k ep t in S tock,
. . .
„
I l , , rt—r .„ d «citerim r School at to A. M „ Preaching at 11;
huetera
in
this oounly
MARSH. I lees
J. D. txiucks came to Pori Orford ■rooiisae the deer and scattering ,
also
A gen t for A ll K inds of F arm ing Im ­
this year from the outside than about five yrera ago. He established bands of elk woeld increase,
«t 7 JO; Subject-
plem en ts; McCormick Mowers, etc.
any time since be i»as been in the
Star ted the shingle m ill, when the time wae up, by following ‘The Ultimatum In Life,
A cordial invitation is extended to all
service. an.I that game is quite p lan -, boUgf)l Und , o<1 pol cb<iap ,o lt On the example of enitfe other stales,
Port Orford, Oregon,
W. H. Mvxas, pastor.
tifu l. As en rffroUre warden, Mr. l|w markel fof , h# # m U(B# („ and making the banter buy a li
Wood and Iron Work p rom ptly d o n e at a
J KW EI-KW
ranch at Wedderburn, were driven On K lk river fo ra
up lb * coast last w « k .
yM r*. M r aoJ
AT NORTH BEND
OCTOBER 7, 8, 9
COME AND HELP MORT I BEND CELEBRATE
G W. ZUMWALT & SONS
Denmark Mercantile Co.
Store
a
FIREWOOB FOB SALE
Curry County Abstract-
Rualty Company.
JAS. 5. CAPPS,
GENERAL
B la c k sm ith in g
KNAPP H O T E L !
years, end ia other weyo ne oen-e in this oounly end hire a
P r o p r i e <«»»-. Adam* ha* few, if any, superiors in
the state, end those who have the
jn
moral -n d
up guide . to go with
. him into the nwuat-
_
F o r B ale.
‘ - a t , i ? u L a r o l
protection of oor game at heart re |jft of (b# toWB , „ d
H e .'" ” ;
PT'”>?
in every rrepeit
vie t that he h«« sent in his resign*
■ - h i i r n u n >■/ th s Srhuol te m rj »n il *?** ’ ” **er,,r‘ D« lb< h*” * “ 1 .
,
Several head of A Ko. I Durham
*
. . V
« . .
j / . k . cb»,rm* n °* ,h* *'**» * b ro w .4" '’
this rreouree that they aie «¿tilled
Go sd Feud S ta b le a ttached .
lion, to take effect at
the end of th jwaod ^is estimable wife are people p,
Bulls from I« « to three years uf age.
..pen season. I l is
understood at whom Hor| o rf„rd i. proa.) to claim ! Think the matter over. I t ia a For particulars addr cm
We run the Stag» from Port Orford
T aylob D xmxjit ,
thia
time
that
a
local
man
will be a* I,*, oiiisenr, and whoee return question that can ba looked at from
via DaUyville, wnnecring wtth thr
M yrtle Point, Or.
appointed
to
fill
the
vacancy.
w
ill
be
welcomed.
t
more
than
one
angle.
Htage to Myrtle Point.
I m K N -A .I» !’
■ ' A
reason ab le price.
Your patronage solicited.
BEECHER”jE 8 S
P ort O r f o r d .O r e g o n