CURRENT TO PI0 8 .
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By J . H . U r r a x .
Korrox T k ib u r k :—
Your New Suit
maxi of the work o f th e greet Pepo
list I'a riv which Ute other Woodrow
W ita m denned the em anation
'•Crude I gn-.rance '•’
çf
F rom
>w*
BANK OF POWERS
The prgp«re«l»v‘ x fanatic« yre e j
Some » f ilia people up here who
tperieneing y f u r l.l <d riifttis lty in j
bav. reorivwt M r. B ta u a srJ’«
, ~ , l l h e i r - f » U IO egplyin the whvror
palgn letter are puasled
tore of the rrueut defeat of 4. Alden
to underataod « b a t he ia d riv in g at
Who «ill be at the Knapp hotel ekoh Saturday and
S m ith , huig a Senator in Coiigrey«
in aaying that the oounty o n ly jp a ja
how M ichigan, aw l now an sggrew Sludgy qrith a fine aud up-to-d»to ljnu of made-lo-meaaure
biui 1300 above 91000 salary and
for tli« “* * •
»hrieker, by l|- n
canqpjeg tQjwlect fronj. Have yo«r clothes made io the
,th«t hia office seres money
ry F>>rd, oqt-iaikei» opponent of lategt gtylo.
Priees reasonable. NO ^iT, NO SALE.
„eaid
county,
W
h
a
t
doea
ha
th
in
k
¡•T il
W iU oii« arm y |ioli«y, nt the M ic h i­
,^e is hired fo rf Since the feeabuee
gan doth- « h ie p rim ary elraiion.
was abolished m any count fee make
the S3.« PPM.
N O T IC E P 0 U P U B L I C A T I O N
T he Oregonian ed ito r rack« hia
Tqara ware four entries for the horse­
^ e ripo't k M W whether • d o lla r a profit on the work o f sosse o f their
DcrSKTRSXT o r TUB I h ts s io b ,
brain for reasons conclusive that race, wbicb was wen by WIU Crook's
United State« Land Office, \
goes m far as it used to b a t it err* officer«, t«lt not C a rry .
tlo v : W illiyoouibe’a new departure Muldoon, AH Qauntlett rider.
Roaebtirg, Oregon. March 14, Wig.
te in ly goes fatter.
The racing spoils were wound up with
M r. Stannnrd does not mention in penitentiary management rloea
Notice is hereby given that
a race after a greased pig, or rather a >
W IL L IA M P. B R YA N T
hie additional xource of personal In ­
com m it h im to nil unqualified en- greasy bag, for be was a large fellow, ■
Kditore who had V illa ’s obituary com« ,in the m atter of public land j O rw w #ut of u ,e \ Ve«i program
of Port Orford, Oregon, who, on March
full of lard inside and covered with lard 4, ttH"., insde Homer toad Entry, 8eri«|
"set op? a week o r so ago are b r- fv r t, and copies ol documenta to all
OUtaide. Be was aeon captured by Gun. t No. otfotu for the W * NEJ and E | NWJ
G
ov.
W
ith
y
combe
fa
irly
combed
jin iv r ig to realise lliaft thia prepqr who require them.
der Anderson.
j Hectiou 2«, Tp. 32 « , B. 18 W .«t, W,
M., ha« til oil noticu. of his in tun'ion
the B u te high and low in a frantie
‘ *♦ ' *4
in
. ,t
pdnaaa busjne«« can bo oyejrdone.
Tbe brass band discoursed excellent to make Hunt Fire-year Proof, to
Am i would not M r. Standard quest for a oaitdidsie to run against music during the day, and was foe fife 1 establish claim to the laud above des-
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gladly accept tha C le rk ,h ip eve» at H on. Ben W . Oloott for Secretary . of foe pie-hie. The dinner was excellent orlbed, before Hardy T. bteaaft, U uit-
Regulation q f lb« »peed ot auto
the naked salary of 9100b? T h e c f Slate, and fin a lly landed M r. ’ and plentiful. Everybody eftjoy-4 foam- ed Stales Commissioner, at his oflioe
a t Port OrfoW, Oregon, on the 87th dsy
tnobiloa oyey the p oqatxieoue roads
average employee in dairies and oth C. B. Moores, whose d m p n lg n ex T*** ***** foUsatuwtent, and tbe en- of April, mid.
* Ijir e occaaiop, including foe baH in foe
of C a rry pouply,
a paJtjer that
Claim «nt names aa witnesses ,-
r a - penses are «aid to h .v « been pledged j w l n |
er industries— working long hoar»—
should rroeive foe «Atentjon p i onr
particu- A. J. Month, Qf PortOrtord, Oregon
end
bÿ
the
S
tale
Committee.
fer.
"
’“'"”'7
J R HatohcaOB. of
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radeiaa lees than |5 0 0 a year
art. Reckless d riving baa already
Bud Huh-ht-sort, of
*»-,
■ •»
not a few o f tbe wen end women ao
I have nut the «tightest objection
A Uliain ij.B e n n ett, ol ’’
”
caused numerous M eidenls by fright
A n eh-ction^wili be held in Coos
employe.| would ihem»elv«a wake to sll thjx, only th a t in mjr task
J M Uv.ox,
enieg team«, xod-WhO« no on« hae
Register
efficient C o u n ty Clerk«! and one of keefhng Oregon history straight, county u> tlis near ¿future to vote
/awn killed as yet it is on,ly a ya«t-
on-a
go<xl
roads
bonding
Ixsue
of
^ y p f tim o p p /^ f o f j ,»cement« wi^l reason why employer« cannot pay I feel It incum bent on me to point
more waget ia the high tax they oot that M r. Mixtres ia not a n a tiv e ' 8382,000. I f the ixsue carries it is
M U M M O A S I.
jiwppen cjpppy crooked and In many
n i p t p ay a n n u a lly , largely because O itgonian, lie having been born ¡n proposed to expend the money ss
place« dangerous neiptntain grade«,
IN T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T OP T R E
of high coat o f (io v e rn m rn t both
follow«!
K n o x oounty, Illin o is .
unless some provision 1« mad« to
STATE OF OKKOON, FOR T H E '
B
andon-C
urry
Co.,
linn
|
8
1,000
State fn d oounty. Aad such is <>ue
hold io ebeck the aotom»bile epeed
In the long ago I rnjoyed (he
C O U N T Ï OF C U R R Y.'
Bandon to C -q u ille
48,0011
o
f
thayeasoni
why
working
men
Jool. ^ t ia never advisable to w ait
honor of a more or leas in tim ate ac­
Raleigh Jordan gmj
Coquille to M y rtle Hoi ot
40.0.X)
and working wyrpaa should set their
Lester Jordan,
h r the Uqrse to be stulmi before Jgpk-
quaintance with C. B’s., father, Hon.
f-tf.OOO
Plaintiff*.
faces>leudlastly «gatast salary grab« J. H . Moores, and more especially Coquille to M arxhfiri I
donr-
va
N orth of C> hm , Bxj
69,000
and other speoi«a nt graft.
Marie L. Ito«-. II. and Jefferson D .
with Hon. I . It. Moores his g rtn l
Ros-ell, her hnsbund, ’Ctlireal Jor­
And 1st not au y wags earner over father, good people, at Salem.
jUoyerjng a p e rio d o f four daye-^
T o ls i
dan, C'liuion Jor.lan, Ka.nuel Jordan,
8302,000
1-I« j M. Ray, formerly Ida M. Fitter,
T h e G overnor’s reasons for desir­
F rid a y ,S a tu rd a y , Sunday and Mon look the fsot th at lie stand« to pay
and Thomas Ray, h. r hnabsml, Jane
t a y , no paper m ail arrived at Port taxes even though bis naiqe je ab ing a change in the office o f Sei-re.
Doe Rex for, I, wife ol John Rexford,
F»y F in i Half Taxes Aay Tig
Jam»« M Loach, buslHtno ol Hopliia
p rfo rd excepting aome Coos county sent from the s«se*«inent rqJJ- H« tary of Stale, via: T o bring ab-ntt
M. Leach, «ud Jane Doe Riley, wife
publication«. W h a t ia causing the pays in the gray of the enhanced perfect harm ony in the Stats De­
el J W. Riley,
A taxpayer has the rig ht to pay
„
_
Defendant«.
/Is la y baa uot been learned, and poet oqst o f f ha necessities be tqust b «v, partm ent, w ill not appeal to tha av the first h alf of his taxes after A p ril
To Eforeal Jordan, Jane Doo Rex­
and
by
reaaon
o
f
tbe
curta/led
pm,|-
master Juki talon haa written severaj
ersgecitixxn as a desirable oonsutn 3 w ithout paving the second h alf, ford, wife of John Rexford, James M .
tatters in an effort to find the cause pensation for bis toil eqtaiied b>- ipsiion, inasmuch as, wherever di- on paym ent ro made Interest is to Leach, husband of Bophtn E. Leach,
and Jane Doe Riley, wife of J. W. Rilay,
o /tb a tropblr^ and if neoe««ary, call .the high tape« hi« aeigbqor» tqu»t yvrgeneies have manifested them- he charged mi A,« Ijrst h alf o n ly , «1 the above named defendants ;
In the name ol the State ol Oregon |
U to fo e s t a t i o n qf tl>C dy p a r t i t a t. b y b iitta lly pay.
yxJxM between O lcott on one side tbe fiat rate of one jier cent for each
you are hereby required to appear and
and the G overnor and Treasurer mouth or part of n m onth, th at pay. answer the complaint filed against
A t foie tiny« of the year it would *eem
On A ^ ril 18, President W i/son
such ¿Way is inexcqsahta.
K ay on the Other, time has p ro w d m eat is deferred after A p ril 5, sc you in the above entitled yujt within
six weeks from tli« date of tlie liist pub-
was spokesman in chief at tbe Jef
Better service than this was had
th at he v # * rig h t pnd they were Cording to a ruling of the state la x lioation of this summons, to,wit, with- !
ferson Day Banquet a t New Y o rk ,
wrong, to otaptiuB only two episodes,1 commission, a copy o f wl.ioh has In six weeks fr in : It« I2tli day o fA p rll '
over the notorioua M yrtle Point*
1*16, the same h> iog the date of the |
and of ooursr, in tha l/ue of o ily ,
Rceeburg wagon road, and w hy it scholaatio platitudes, d id fu ll jus- those.involyjag tits Lewis^Canlina beca received by Sheriff Harker of first puklieiitiou of this suiniqotis, and !
em broglio and tbs M o rs o n -W s s t' Lane county says the Eugeue Reg- if you (ail t<> appear and auswer in foe i
¿honld happen now with tra in eef-
lice to hia «ubjeot, b a t, lik e Repub­ eonteutioii in tha ra d a im alio a con ' later.
above entil e I -u lt ou or before tbe '
vice into Coo» county ie a m ystery.
2llli day of May, 1UI6, foe same heiug
lican lenders at Linooln Banquets,
tract m atter.
"U n d e r tbs la w ' now in effect the the last day yf the time prescribed.in
who u n ifo rm ly deni in generali««
tlie order of publication, Judgment wi I
Langloie, Ora.
.<
) aacunJ haU js t«d <lu* wud payable be taken against you for the want
Tbare to n o n .id e r.b l. c o » piai a l <iotM M r v ¡ U o n
<h< j . f - M o il
thereof, and tlie plaintiffs will apply
a b b w x /4
P.smg ris-f^wel
’ .
.
fjrgppd
Port
Qrford «Usta.»
about a1»s>^»nnM
doge ran
to tlie Court for foe re ief drmanduii In
th at the people remember and lova,
• ping fiqyr. J t is said to ba quits a
tbeir complaint, a sa.einet statement
o u t.
of which is as follows; That ptt-ntiffs
oom men occurren^ for deer to be
Tha following
d tto by A p ril 5,” thw cnmmtxxioa held- title to tne West half of the W eat half
run in to the lake. J f t , trouble does S; A nd it was in bis "H is to ry o f tba
* In thwGaaetto by E. “ •*««'[ t<> lbs date of d^in qn en cy, oi: Section foarleoai. .Lots uumbered
w o ° f theRaperteri
foeReperter. who isMdb "under a ll cixximytances is one, eight..nine, fifteen and slxieen of
not sesm to be to much from hunt- Am ericas People” writteu aouu a f­
fa ction fifteen ; lu te one and two of
ter
tbe
Ocsiy
Populist
Convention
jag parties aa from doga th at go out
OctoljBr f lj tlieM wA’ Hal ir e / lreptax<-n t Section twenty-two; and tbe Nurfo*
and wee 1
of their own aocord info take up the wherein Jefferson ^ t / Jeffersonian bration:»
jaeparsito am i iU iM inct obligations west (piarter of the NortliwAsi quarter
of Section twenty-three, all in township
jcbasa. I t i t a bad habit at any tim e isnp had b*«» made a feature of the
Immediately after foe diffnsr fo afo ct.'
uOfco.irse (axes may be paid in forty, South of Range thirteen west of
races
began
in
front
of
the
grounds
and
r..n
•
_
.t
l
.
.
,,
the
n 111 .mette Meridian. Curry oouu.
f r w
10 m ' t o ’
If*.® f M
p /a t fo rm , th at M r. W ilson stigma- court house, and continued tor sever.! f“ H f *
bttt U ilu r " *° W
ty, Oregon, containing 4uO.1V acres be
especially a t thia season wjieq ft ix tiged tha work of (bat Convention hogre.
•
f the first h a lf h y v A p ril 8 dues n o t |iiietod in them ; that défendants be
jldre to be harm ful to the pmpog* as "C rud s and Ig n o ra n t.”
urever toirred from asserting any
first race was tor boys under six change, in any resjmgl, the status of claim wiia'ever in said premises; th at
gtao o f deer. Owner« should take
In this Convention a leading fa r. yearn, 26 yards, Willie Moore end Char* ihe secoud h a lf no* the requirements it be decreed that plaintiffs are foe
owners in fee of said premises and for
lay Gauntlett entering foe contest, foe for p s jm r .il foejtsof.”
pare of tbeir doga before evidence I»
pjer delegate, recited apiuug things
such other relief as to the court rhafl
latter
securing
foe
prise
of
gl.
laid before tbe gain? wnrdep, and jihp following Jeffersonian gems;
..-»..•a,.
seem meet and equltabl*.
Next Reuben l|oor«, Weajay Millar
Servies of this summons is made by
Àbey I f * V“ 1 **? »eeqjaa« trouble and
C o q o im /I c B e s t i r ««..
v
- ' *
/ ’ The lilterty of Mteaking and end Jimmy /ianntlett contested for foe
publication pursuant to an order made
pgpeqse. The p ro s ic e la one th a t w ritin g guards our other liberties. prise for boys C^wecn 6 and 8 yaara,
by Honorable John, ft. Coke. Judge of
The total receipts of foe 1915 tax the Circuit couit oftbe state of Oregon,
should be, and doubtless w ill be,
U nder the law of nature ws are 60 yards, Jimmy Gauntlett securing the es at the Sheriff’s office here up t<» in and for the oounty of Curry, which
prise of $1.50. .
plopped.
said order bears date April 10th, 1916,
a ll born free.
Johnny Satton and Clinton Gauntlett
'" « •‘" ''" g A p r il 5, a fte r w h ic h apd directs publication of this sum­
The mass of m ankind -h e e not then
«n contested for foe race for boys lbe P«u«lty went m i. amounted to mons in tbe Port Orford T r ixjm s , a
John C. K endall, candid ite for
Iteen born w ith saddles on th e ir from 9 to 10, 80 yards, Johnny Button 8341,000 in round numbers. Thia newspaper published lu Port Orford,
in a nd Curry county, aud directs that
poqjinslion to the {legislature from
winning foe $2 prise
| leaves ju a t about 8800,000
pone (Bounty, ia a m an who tjoes not Itackx, nor a favored few booted end
ye t Io foe same be published not less than
once
a week for six suuoessive weeks.
A race tor boys 10 to 12 years old, 76 ; cd »-« .
‘
spurred, reedy to yi^q them legiti­
shirk the responsibility q f taking a
A. W ood .
yards, waa foen run by W ill Forgey
m ately, by the grace o f God.
Attorney lor Plaintiffs.
M r. auil Mrs,. Hat Rsckleff have
sfond upon im p ortan t questions.
and George Gauntlett. tbe latter win­
I f a nation expects to be igoor ning easily and securing ti^ $2.50.
' ju s t returned from C a lifo rn ia to
W h ile in Port Q rford the fireC of
J. H . U H T O N ,
The next race iyaa for bqys U to J6 again make Coquille tb eir bom*,
to e
^ r' f e n d a li etated bis po «nt and free in a stale of civilisation,
it ex pec ta what never was and never years old, A lf Caugkell, Harry Wineoj-
M rs {jacklt-ff Was form erly stenog
ffl/o n clearly upon ceyeral o f tbe
NOTARY P IÍB U C ,
****** ...........
and Jack Bagnell entering. When it
w ill be.
/fa d in g issues, probably the |w o
came to the start the other boys refused rap b erjn the «h eri^’aoffice here end
L
aso
«»'-«.
Ci
aa
r
Co.,
Oaxooa.
H ut it out of foe power of the tew
ipost itp p o rta n io f which is the pro
Is now to act aa stenographer for
to ran again»/ /a c k Bagnell, so be
htbilio n question end tbe regulation to riot on the labors o f the many.
through tbe «ourse and took foe prisa tha pounty Judge «nd oounty road
T h e principle of sending money of $2.60.
i. o f the salmon fishing industry.
master.
’
to lie paid by posterity, under the
A young man’s race «vas foen made
A .T T O Ä I M K Y A .T L A W
- W h i,e not claim ing to ba ' a probi
Judge J. YJi'. H a m ilto n came in
up
Lou
Miller,
A
lf
Bagnell.
Charles
name
of
funding,
is
but
sw
indling
/ridonisi, yet M r. Kendall stales
21 Yexrs fa c tic e « Oregon Courts
Owens and Thomaa Ghapm«» «forting, friw R o s e b u rg yesterday m orning
fu tu rity on a large scale.
em phatically th at he is opposed to
with A lf Bagnell ahead at the outcome, and took yp thg work o f the ad Q < i) ( l U o i i c l i , • «s O r * O f f o n
W henever there is in any country fous securing a $2.60 prtgg.'
an y measures in tended to pull rhe
jou r tied term of eoort here. H e D is t r ic t A t t o r n e y f ö r C u r r y C o .
uncultivated
lands and unemployed
^ ’ b <?r oripple t he eijfecti vane«» of
The next was a foipd-legged racy,
w ill also be on th e liepoh here next
jgw , and that he belisvea in gtv poor, it is dear th a t tbe laws of with A lf Bagnell and tà u Miller toronk
week, fh e n the A p ril term opens,
couple,
and
Jack
Bagnell
and
Jim
Miller
DR. L. P. ¡SORENSEN
it a fair trini as i t now stands property have been ao' far extended
tor foe other contestants. The first to hear a nuuqber q j caeey in whioh
as to violate natural rig h t.”
upon the statute«. In regard lo th «
Resident Dentist
couple won securing $2.60
Judge Coke is «JisqugliArd. Among
Ashing question on Bogue rjver,
Next
came
the
girl«
race«.
For
those
the
first
of
thept
i
u
^
taken
u
p
lx
Mor did M r. W ilson recall to the
Bandea, Orege»
«Uli
which M r. K endall aajfe is a live minds of the Banqueter« specific sc- under six years several wanted to ran. the 950,OOP Jijiel fB k g f
. T>ead
>Ai 6
but
all
proved
too
timid
save
Isabelle
W
ill
matte
periodical
visits
to
Langlois,
iaaue in Coos »« well at in C urry, qomplishfocnte pf M r . Jefferson like
gold, o f Bandon-, '«gainst (lie Marsh
McGreery,
who
run
th«
25
yards
and»«-
Port Orford and Gold Beach. AM work
ha stands aquaWly in favor nt an tke follow ing! _ ,
field Record atid ol^ers.
¡ , j<a
cared foe prtaa of $1.50.
guaranteed.
open riv e r, and ’ laws that w ill not
1. — T he abolishment o f (he system
For p ris 6 to 8, 40 yards, LiaxtaCaugh-
ourtail competition or foster a won of e n ta il.
all and Marais Lockwood run, foe tor'
qpojy. H e believes it would be a
2. — A bolition of primogeniture mer being successful in securing $1.60
financial'loss to both counties to «ee aud the unequal divistou of in h e rit­ by reaching the goal first
For foe 60 yard race, girls 8 to 10,
tbe jiy e r closed, ;and favors law« .
ances.
Wlttoie Doyle and Ellen Colvin ran, and
»
that w ill satisfy the public by not
fi.-^G naraatee uf freedom of con- thia proved to be one of the cloeest rac­
restricting tbe right to fish, which seienqn and relief of the people from es of foe day, Ellen Cotvfn winning foe
would bars tha effect of doing away supporting an eatablished church race and $2 by only a few inches. ‘ ”
For foe next race girls 10 to’ 16, M
w ith the liklih oo d of tha people by taxation .
yards, force ran, Cora Miller, May M il­
* ! • closing tha stream. | t ìa un
J.-w BstaW i*haient uf a system o f ler add Nellie Doyle. This was also a
deratood th at A rth u r K . Peck, Mr general education.
»
very pretty race, but May Millet- sue
jKandalPs opponent, has not oom
ceeded in coming oot ahead and secur­
WagQns and Buggies for Sale, kept in Stock,
,
Nor
did
ha
seem
to
have
any
r
ic
m ille t) bioMwlf 9n t/>ie question,
ing $2.60.
• *
ollection
of
that
Jefferson,
though
The
final
race
for
ladtas
was
for
mar­
also Agent for All Kinds of Eart^jjig Ina-
arid a t tha last session of tjiis Lagis
a finished scholar, was a yary qract- ried ladies, Mrs. McCreary, Mrs. Wm.
la tu ie it wee the Peirce b ill, regard
tylenqgnto; McCormick Movers, etc.
lees'of large petit Woe to lite contrary, ioal m ax; th a t it’ was he w bo'dre^ Gauntlett and Mrs. Wilton appearing.
On
the
start
the
latter
failed
to
get
the plana o i the U n iversity of Y iy
k ra y , hut the two former failed to hear
tyood and iron Work promptly donfr -at a
‘h® rf** *®
ginia
buij J mgs; th at it was he who tbe call to come back, and rah fotaggh
H r . l/sirqa ia qgala a aandidale for
fu ll lin e of S t o v e s a n d ' R a n g e s ,
I'eqaOftable
price. Your patronage solicited.
rc'etqqtion from C n r r jf aed haa not ■toviaed o ur system of publio lend > foa goal. M ri. McCraefy reach
•urveye
anji
gava'ua
our
decimal
there
a
few
inches
ahead.
But
as
ft
announced hie pqe/tiòn upon either
G u e r n s e y , s i^ lu m in u m , X u g s a n d O y C a l.
no race the iadfe« came back, and
o f the above Questiona W ere f lr . system of acooeeling and eoiaaga.
next start foe three were joined
R e n d ali ruantng for the Bepublieaa
2 ^ *" - tV’hen next they start­
^ n d i t is quits worth lbs saying
ed focy nil went forward together, mak­
b a g , S t i l e t t o C u tt le r y , £ a .n t e r n s , E t c
^nasiaatlon In C u rry , he wtiuid re- that it is another Woodrow W ilson ing an interaeting race, Mrs. Gauntlett
fu lve e big vote ia titie feet ion.
Ijt} ! a n d o p as if he does not applaud this time gaininw the outcome slightly,
Of Mrs,- /faCraory, »nd winning!
Chas. E. Mathers, The Tailor
f£as
B very
fa c ility
Z’or
Jfan&ling Y ou r B u sin ess
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