The Port Orford tribune., March 29, 1916, Image 2

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proposition
looking
organising o f means wliereliy fa r.
m «rs in « y be enabled in borrow mon
The Portland impera complain o f . , ,(M. improvement« on lo n j lim e
Published Every Wednesday, by
the dccisioo of thè U. 8 . Com m i* |an<| a> low Interest rates h is been
HA RD» T . 8TJSWAKT.
sino for leaving Souhd and Portland j „ ,,4«r diarut-ion for several years.
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The s c i . m «..ugni I , be esUblwl,«,!
The people of Port Orford .h o d d p . n - t bo advantage by reason of i» «sailed “ Rural Credits,” and would
t tbep bends lo the wheel »«<*1 b„ “ w«ter J«»el b *B l from tbe in- i pr„ „ a of ¡„ « .4 ,« help to farmers
W ED N ESD A Y M AR . «9, |H « .
E d ito « T m ib u h «:—
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ip them there wntil the n jtia
r h io J , l ‘ le * rjo
r' Ur f n
” JJow,
N " W» iuasinuch
‘ “ • • u,uch as
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ptreet in town is graveled, M ^ . n l t e d In aaid. itpois|pn th « | P u g e t
towns h»»« it— w hy not us»
jBouQd rales had long theretofore
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lowered to Portiand » to « by
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eeueeialtv.
especially.
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few
f« «
y e a rs
‘C m n r o i-s im i” w as s e n t
s in c e , a
to E u r o p e
to exam ine into eyetema o f rural
Crt
J , u in
¡„ vogue
V(Mflie „ nver
„ „ there
l l | W hut in-
in .
crcun.
A feet th a t should make the poo- the voluntary action of tbe oarriers eluded too many bankers
pie sit up and take notice, is, th at ( from the in te rio r to Seattle «ud T a ' „u thin g came of its wmk.
yrbile the price of enmmodotiea are coma, thia Portland com plaint
going up all over th« «w in try on aumes a fu an y look.
the account of war, Jet the steel I
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trust hasofferwi to fu m m . h n u r gov 1
e r n m e n t w ith » rm « > rp la te a t a g re a t-1
lv reduce-! ..rice
This Iwcsum ,,f
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the agitation tp m anufacture i t in
eove.nrnenl factories otherwise lbe,
pqvarnment r.C tones, olberwlfe Hwi
gprern,pent would d o u M M * be p a y
ing double the price iiq w a-ke>|-
aa
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c it.m i|n i. « ...» n ir v
b u t u n .fa .p a
by
£ h ili»
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11 n >l ny, a t least for, tbe
cb 8 , h
ra te s o r would they bankers .b u t w ith such lim itatio n s
compel carriers on the so cal ed “ wa- !aa
Br- . . i v dim inish its
.a s to g r e a tly lu n tn is li its practica
rullta tu Portland exact b lllty and usefulness,
bigher rata,
Portland
|o r j|# cU |u)#4 w t r , Dhi0#l
Tliere oould have been no other
lor it» claimed geographical advaa-
lage>
for lim itin g the total sum
Arie m ay
deposit i in
a A Poetai
Bank
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« ¿ k ill
To the man in the street it looks
lban Ulat tha backing oom
G. J. Heiberger announces hie
candidacy for the Republican noin like earn er, to P < *‘ l« n d - H I b ays, bins demanded it, wherefore one it
(nation aa County Commissioner in 1 1 ° * * * their rates to
* * th a
* * t o
* .ly
* ‘ to «gain reminded that Da T oquevills
1)4» iffne o f tbe T b ib U h b . M r. re»P » d y a n la y o v e r thegoqnd cities did not know Big Business when be
Heiberger
Heiberg« has been a' resident ol by attractin g more shipping P o rt confidently assured the world th at
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tbe eounty fur many years, liv in g land way, and yet this b it o f strata no people capable o f b urlin g a K in g
at Euchre creek and W edderburn gy would not necessarily rescue Port­ from bis throne would over take
before moving to H arbor where be land from its dilem m a for, m ay not orders from mere selfish “ Business.’’
Bow resides. In sending bis an carrier* to the Sound again “ meet
And now astu “ Rural Credits,” a
pouBcement M r. Heiberger says in the cut?"
-e
b ill now before Congress looking In
part: “ 1 w ill no t m a k e s e n v a - e
But th T P o r tl.n ., Journal th in k ,
th at direction w ill probably pass,
before election, but if elected w ill
. „ „ „ ..... . „ _
which provide« for in itia l finance’
people want
I an, for I.. ■- r t
a n d a d o lla r h w . , r l h „ f im p . A w n n - t
(or a dfiilur ppftiit, and a 8>iuare deal
for all.”
T b e (-old Beach Reporter bed an
interesting article last week on the
Y u b a Tractor, but its reporter, after
over the records at^ibe county
11“ « by th*
How thoroughly plotting it is
you will beat app?o<:tAtd by
trying to find some one de­
tail you would c«u*e to bavo
it changed.
ffas Every I'asiliiy
ffanàlixig ’i ’aur Buæiïùec
Banking by Jtfail Solisiied
Interest paid on Saving JLe’te.
The lines of the ear are striking, and the
enamled finiab holds its luatre for a long
period. There is just tbe right depth,
just the right width and just tbe right
tilt to the seats. Everything you have
to touch with hand or foot ia within easy
reach. The compartment at the rear ia
unusually spacious.
POWEKS, OREGON
The Motor is 3C-36 horsepower
The price of the Touring car or Roadster complete
ia 1900 (f. o. b. Bandon.)
f»|V-
M. D. SHERRARD, BANDON, OR
AN INN W O R TH W H ILE
’
-h«to Hon
same rata for tha money that is |p-
ihg charged by th e government.
The resu lt w ill ba th a t tha inde­
pendent lender w ill soon be one of
4Mho 8- poke w ill hold an io most quarters for a time, to be the governm ent depositors in ita
•q m ty term of oourt at G old Beach. fullowed later by outbursts of oon postal savings or other depository
designated for the purpose o f re
D u rin g the im U four years Judge ternptuous derision.
ceiving these deposits?’
Coke hke been serving the people ol
,
But tbe H o n . Agusius unabashed,
f l , u r r y - county,
an tboee o f h a jj on bj , oourse and actually se
.
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But w ill J. P. M organ's Co., stand
Poos, in the capacity o f C irc u it' pured the a p p u in t ^ n t o f committee
for a regime at Onoe so practical end
Judge, and by hia ju d ic ia l mind, - w llh
lo
for
p.
helpful to our great R ural oommuni-
b it unswerving justice t o ’ rich and
tiee where there is so pointed a need
pera.”
This
committee
was
to
look
1 g^*B
poor alika and hie high moral char into and
make report upon tbe state and where all the wealth is created
getar, h« h«« ju s tly earned an en o{ «pre,
preparedoees’* o f the U n ited which so speedily drifts ia to Bank
yiable place io the eyes of the peo States for war. A d m ira l Fletcher, er T ills »
pie of thia oquuty. H e is a candi­
lending naval a u th o rity o f the G o v ­
Langlois, Ora.
date for rem om instion at the p rim
ernm ent. in his testimony astound-
ortrn in M - r . a o d opptmed to him «d M r. G ardiner by the statement
Ite m s F ro m A w a y Baclf.
n j dge|.C' A ’< 8 h ‘,,breda ° i N o rth th at our navy was equal lo th a t of
th a t i t is unfitted for the pnrpoee for a war w ith even a th ird rata
-power. H ie hysterical shrieks of
for which i t was bought.
great danger impending became tha
Q n A p ril lO tb, n«xt, C irc u it subject o f good natured badinage
attorney o f Germany
and superior to
that of
m any attainm anle and high char 1 Franca.
peter, but, having tried Judge Coke
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and found h im not w anting, i l l s '
2 ° a**‘ wer to questions, A d m ira l
highly un probable th a t tha people Fletcher stated th at, though the
w . ill
see uuy , need
of making n obangn. ^ "H ed States
should enter upon the
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IQ V U V I U M B I I I g It U U f i U g « .
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Judge J. W . H a m ilto n , o f Roseburg, * " le rPr'"« of naval construction on
gho used to have Coos aod C
C u
u rry
r r y , an exten»'’,a aoala, European Gov
jn hia district, is another Judge w • h o 1
. ernmen 1» would not be idle mean
has proven h|s worth through years i w hile, and would strive lo m aintain
of service to the people, and who th e ir relative positions.
H o t a n d C o l d l'u t» a n d S h o w e r U a t ls a
M rs. C . D . LaunsoB« P r o p .
Blacksmithiug
Wagons and Buggies for Sale, kept in Stock,
also Agent for All Kinds of Farming im ­
plements; McCormick Mowers, etc.
Wood and Iron Work promptly done -at a
Eoasonable price. Your patronage solicited.
BEECHER JE8S
P ort O r fo r d , O r e g o n
±1
many years a resident of P-»rt O r­
ford, now of the H a lfw a y House,
Mussel creek. Johnny, in company
Dfi. L P. SORENSEN
Resident Dentist
Baaduu, Oregau
w ith Chris Bertager, Isaac Knuisen
and another gentleman whose name
Will make periodical visits to Langlois,
did not learn, were out in a boat
Port Orford and Gold Beach. AU work
engaged in towing a couple of buoys guaranteed.
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from tbe mouth of Mussel creek to
tbe Frank port harbor. When a b o u t! Natiea Far PubKcatiea— Isaiatsd Trad,
halfw ay between the two points and '
P u b lic L a a d S a le .
about 800 yards from shore, the
From the file« of the T u a n m of M ay
DarABTgBBT or t h « I x t m io b ,
boat was suddenly and unexpected­
SO, 1893, W alter Sutton publisher:
P . 8» Land Office, at Roseburg Oregon.
ly struck by a breaker and capsized.
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. March 7th, 1919.
Born— A t D s lry v ille , on June 19,
I* herebv given that, as direct­
T he three men succeeded in reach­
189-f, lo M r. and M rs. J. Sorensen ing and d in g in g to the boat. They ed by the Commissioner of the Oener-
Office, under proviaiona of Bee.
a daughter.
Pu r,u »o tto ‘he application
naw Jobnny ia the water soma dis- ar f ’
ofLoals Knapp Serial N a OlOiog, we
George C urry came up F rid a y tanoa aw ay, sw im m ing toward tha w ill offer at publio sale, to the hlwheet
id --------»^wae
nut swim far whan bidder, but a t not leas than 93.00 per
from
Carey’s
U —
nbsrk
camp,
and
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VWlUp,
BUU
TO* re boat, ’ but he d
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sere, a t 10 o’clock A. M ., on the 26th
porta bneineaa rushing there. Peel- ' bs ws* Men 10 l *,row UP bis bands
of April, next, at this office, the
ing w ill be continued for some tim e ¡ ,n d
n* Ter t0 r*,e - The body
l»“d: Lota X and A
S £ M S " -
ing on bia way to G old Beach to
claim bis fa ir young bride. H a I f Q T I C E F O R P U B L IC A T IO N
was aooompanled by M r. Fah y,
snd tbe Missea M ay W alk e r, M ay
Mars and Genie Harper, a ll of Ben­
don. T h a merry wedding party
reached here last evening
on th eir
return. T h e y departed for home
this morning, taking the best wishes
DxFÀWrWBXT O f THS IaTB B IO B ,
United States Land Offloe,
Roseburg, Oregon, March 14,1911*
Notice Is hereby given that
W IL L IA M P. B R YA N T
2*
Orf; rdj Cfegfin. who, on March
if l9ÀÎJ ,n^ e Home»t««d Entry, S e r L I
« ° - « i« .f t » r t h e WJ N E | an<fE» N W i
2?CtLC,n f t J P - 32 «< R- >•
W,
M ., has filed notice of hia intention
T îi kî Î ”?1 Five-year Proof, to
setoblleh claim to the land above dee-
‘»■'md. before Hardy T . Stewart, V n it-
6,1 ” u te " ('■oinmissioner, at bis office
of A p r i l Ore“0,,• on
’ 7th <toF
I
Hardware of all Binds'
M c h l n e r y & M o w i n g M a c h in e s .
E x t r a s fox D a ir y in g ; O s b o r n e ,
M ilw a n h e e M n ch in ery r.
P a in t s , O il s & 9 t ¿ im p in g P o w d e r
wuu“ -
vote at
courage p,|lage and brutal m u rd e r' appreciation o f the Im m in en t nerd
that they m ig h t reap a golden bar
of “ preparedness” in order to avert
vest therefrom. Y et there are-many
a great danger, w hile, like a ll tbe
things that point that way. Tbe
reel o f the propagandist« of “ prepar-
Columbus raid has an uncanny look.
edness,” ha oould not, for the life
W ith Am erican soldier« camping at
of h im «tale specifically Wbat that
tha edge o f th a t little village in
danger was.
tvrb e le n t lime« without one lonely
Langlois Hardware
Store
GENERAL
yet, and some seven or eight hqn had not been found a t las t accounts.
“ ¡ w a r a in s s ^ is
A nd a ll along durin g this agita dred cords w ill be delivered a t the Tbe blow to the afflicted fam ily is ^
|he coining prim aries th at ba «u
tioo sychology was getting in its F ran kp o rt sheds.
indeed a tad one, and to tha poor, Pf^sent at the hoar named have ceased
rich ly deserves.
T h e patriotic citixene of P is to l?,° ff’’riin« q,o‘ ber- " h o has as y e t '
work. Big Business especially in
P’“ * ”' nt«M n<theb||
ert bid will be required to imme
«
,
,.
New York C ity became alarmed and riyer are preparing to honor o u r ! T ?
7 T
"0 '"
d rM *1 " i* y Pyy to th" 8®°®!’ «* the am oi
Senator Lew ,» declared
a rem,
Its pre^
w6rk ^ tT liim , country’s birthday by having ’ » ' J " “ ’■«’ hrance of the trag.c acci, thereof.
ut,on in tbe Senate a few days ago Soon thereafter, President W llaop,
adTene,y lhe
ahove-deocni»»l land are advised to
grand celebration on the F ou rth '
hat Amencan author, H m bad know j who ha<1 lreal#d th< G ardiner
W m . A . Forgev, w ill deliver the
” ! “ ll g° " U‘ in lie their claims, or objection«, oa or
kdga that supphm and money wa, w i,h the contempt it deserved by
nlore tbe time designated for Ute rale.
oration, a n d H o n . A . H . Crook w ill
k ¿’’ ’’ " " i
J. M . U r rU N , Regi«tor.
R. R. TU R N E R . R e iv e r :
U .r iL
.f r o r a
* u t i n I iB > message that thia ooun-
m
o
f
^
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an
honorable,
straightforward
P n .te d
¡s hard tu bpl.eve , , y bad no apdon of converting the read the Declaration of In d ep en d .
yo u n g man, m oral, steady and in
Ib a t such ia tbe«mte— th at some o r Ualted States into a m ilita ry c a m p ,, enea.
Trespass N otice.
duslrione, one on whom tbe widow •
our own countrym en have ao far began u, me the lig h t, and later on ' Jam#' M ara’ tha haPPJ » ’» W of ed mother m ight have oonfidenlly
N q tiw i. hereby given to all person«
lost all sense of loyalty, hum anity actually weut forth to address tbe i ,ha haB(1 and heart of M iw ^ H e depended for support snd comfort
whom It may concern, not to enter up­
and honesty, th at they would e n - 1 people and arouse them to an acute o
* U atlett,
B tU u «
r i — « Saturday even
------- in her declining years.
G au
arrived
on or treapnas upon the premines of L
Will, no dopbt, get the bjg
N E W L Y F I T T E U THP
TABLE UNEXCELLED
GOLD BEACH« OREGON
y whu has
d o y .t l , the railroad«
‘T , 1 given
. much
2a
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_ •objact, w ritin g in
which it ha« c o lp ii) ' »ed are fencing • , ne i>„r . i ai,,i j „ llrn .
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—ould remove
fanners and other woul-l be shipper«
tbe illogical lim it of depoeiu in
aw ay from long stretches of river Postal Banks for tbe rehson that—
fro n t wherever the R. R. conipnuioe
“ These moneys c m be Invested
own lands reaching near the w ater.
by tbe government in rurel eresili
et,8e?
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bond* haaring the same rate of in ­
A demonstration in Sychology. terest a . is paid to depositors. As
T h e H on. Agutlus C. O arduer, meut soon as the land owner is able to
ber of Congress from Massachuaetts, secure a loan from the government
suddenly made the hair-raising dis­ aud discharge a pre-existing high
covery during the short seaaion of iutereat loan, the oaa to whom the
Congress im m ediately preceding tha high interest loan is repaid w ill im
existing “ long session,” that, not­ m ediately have money oa bis hands
h ’ w ill not bear the } ig h t of day. w ithstanding the fact o f his own which is not working and w ill im ­
L . L. Jackson, who is to run the p arly dom inating the dBuntry for m ediately be forced to tha necessity
machine thia season, is a first class the f u ll eigteeo years and spending of placing it, • O n aoeount o f the
m achinist, and it is safe to nay that billions of dollars on the a rm y «ad uniting dpwn o f tha rate of intyfagt
i f tbe tractor does not make goml navy, tha ooantry was in a moat he w ill be forced, if another lead
under hia care it O«vey w ill, and deployable state o f “ unpreparedness” loan ia to b« mads, to accept tha
also is an
ICAR
w j„
unable to find accurate
fpoord o f tbe work done by the ma-
china. T h e suggestion that a care;
fu l record be kept this JfM r
>H
the work and ex pease of tbe tract
p f la a good oaa, and the only poaai
H e faaaon for not doing so is that
Bend, who
BANK OF POWERS
and ao
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I After rears o f agitation Poetal
’ * » ' « « • H»n k’
•«»h«vi>ed in
W o u ld th e y h a v e th e C o m in iM io i}
1
[RQTHER5
tn the
Knapp, for the pnrpora of hunting, or
fishiug with hoox and lias. Said pre­
mises are situated on Blk R i m , Cnsry
Ceenly, Oregon, and generally known
as the "Bood’ l plsos.
Anv person or persona so (ra s p e r
lag for the purpose of hqqtiqg,
or traveling through in any shape form
or manner, or tearing down fences, or
leaving out aide gate« open, or molast-
ing personal property, w ill be prosecu­
ted to the foil extent of the law.
Wm. R. Johnacm,
of the above
premises
«entry to guard Ila approsuh up «
Manufacturers and dealer« in war
R v |„ a frqm the Mexican side and supplì«»aud equipm ent anon had of th eir P o rt Orford friends. T h a t
y jth mscbiqe guns, etc , unready our Congress in lin e to tha extan t they may successfully
run the
for uea, it seams that it muai baT(, even of proposing u u iversai oon- (■suollett of a long and peaceful
been inefficiency, If nothing worse,
life, and escape a ll the little trials
soription.
th at waa responsible for «k» loan of
and turm oils which often M ara the
Olaimant names as wltneaass :
I f Am erican livas there. Aod now
W A N T E D -T ra c t at lend ___ .
J- fiiawh, of Port Orford, Oregon
So much for sychology, that un- pleaanrea o f the m arried «late, ia
J
R Hetcheson, of
”
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Orford
or Gold Beach. Addrera O. Oeb-
if Hm proof ia available th at A m ar.
force which im pelled God's th« wish o f tha T b ib u n b .
Bud Hutchrson, o4
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er, S15 Yson Bldg., Portland, Or.
foan speculators are lac kin g V illa
A
illiam
H
.
Bennett,
o
f
’’
”
people In Boston to hang qnakers
The sad news reached here last
sad bis cutthroats, tbe g u ilty p«r-
J M Vue»,
and m il th eir children in to slavery Thnraday o f the drow ning, a t the
J. H . U P T O N ,
Regiamr
ties should ba ferreted out and treat io the W aat Indtoa and that move I Three Bisters, of Jo h nn y McBride’
ad a« traitors to thia Country.
■ » - X a b a < t » , t i n r CMna.
MOTABY PU B LIC ,
the clergy a t and about 8al»m to youngest bob o f M yt. M cB ride, for
t o * a < - u > h a b i t . . r w , « M is e »
— — -uod p ro
Lsse>»*e, Cuaav Co., Oasooa.
F in « lin e o f G n n s , B a s e b a ll p a r a -
pi*«r >*aHa, a n d o t h e r S p o r tin g ;
o « d s k e p t In S t o c k .
D o o r s a n d 'W in d o w s i n v a r ie t y
c o n s ta n tly k e p t o n h a n d .
P ip e F ittin g s , P lu m b in g a n d T in
w o r k o f a ll k in d s d o n e o n sh o r t
n o tic e .
Cheever ® Bowman.
L a n g lo is , O r.
Port Orford Furniture
& Hardware Store
-tackle
Stumping Powder
WM. GIUJNGS, PROP.
siA full line of Stoves a n i Ranges, .
Guemsei), A lum inum , l ^ a n i J y C n t . :
^inE, Stiletto Cuttlery, lanterns, Etc. •
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