The Port Orford tribune. (Port Orford, Or.) 1892-19??, June 21, 1916, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textbri • M Dean Mastenbrook Jeweler F Local Happenings Ì i K ’ÍT C Z . K V. í W The Ladies Aid « ill meat thia week with Mra. A. S. Johnston. M e x i c a n W a r is C lo s e . Several teams came down from Bandon laat week to engage in haul in f tiea here daring the saqaner. Following Refusal of Upited States to Withdraw her Troops Mexico Threatens War Proclamation. Do Not Neglect Your Teeth Danne Saturday aigbt. The big railroad bridge aeraae Cooa Bay ia being painted. I t will ¿«no 9Jsl— the longest flay tn the t»ke a larga craw of mfih six month* to do the work. F*ar„ J. Huntley, editor of the Hold Sheriff Bailey and wi/« paaseJ President Carranza of M exico has practically declared war agaiiiat the U nited-States. H e has issued a procla 'Watches and C locks repaired m ation ordering Am ericans out of M exico because the a t reasonable priceg. AU countries are in a state of war. H is order cam e follow ing work guaranteed. the refusal of th is country to withdraw our troops from P obt O kkord , O sroox . through town U at ee«utua on their B*M h K rP»r»«r. pasted down tba way north. * « • * « llM’ Bra* <»f tba week, returning M exican territory u n til they had accom plished th e purpose u ... A •' home from a short visit to C o o s lo r which they had been sea t there. M r. and Mra. d. K. M illa r, a ftv r1 county. 1 State m ilitias are being m obilized, and U nole Sam is •pending tba wintei here, have gone prepariug en ergetically for th is unpleasant duty which Geo. W. Cornwell, editor of the to Portland for the summer. President W ilsou has si striven in vain to avoid. Tlm lwrm ao, a lam ber publication — -r ««<» 1» ......... C a b r a i. Iho 4(b r i Lsogtofo. IWHWW ... - C irri County Abztract- Rulty Coopany. O o ld B e a c h , O r e g o u Ha thought the tkb good, hr ba bad howght irwa old - „ C o m to fiad oat tha dood woo ■ ri m record; he weald fib * st eaee. Tha Faint ba bad aerar seta, bat w a d l|^ , bub that wr tea. Tbekn* woated tha farm K tba tkb was geed, bet bad la Aa „ abarra. Tba dealbB'tfirea& * Two iine.mea from Marshfield of Portland, was in Brookings re - were ia town yesterday on their wey cently writing up that place for hia We buy Sacks, Bros«, Copper and to Rogue river repairing . tha< Coo« publication. Hides-.M eXana.e A Poole. C urry telephone Una.’ McKeogieA Poole among other . ’ J At the Démocratie convention in A t the school meeting at K lk , St. Louis last week President W il- thing* have ju $ tp e e k e d n liu e -o f river Moaday^R. L. Wagner a„d Viee-Preaident 'Marshall boy»’ blouse w sl.u, rises « to 14 Mr* A ' * “ ar* « nominated, m per program, year*. Price 3do e»«h. We b*ve was re-elected clerk. also received »ilk onrdinel— plain without oppotitiun. white sUo’ tnoofbr/. laid lea* aura The Black Sand ? Plant at Gold Rudolph Leut werter and Peder » .. « , , , ,, Beach, with a lot of auxiliary equip, Pederaorf, of Sixes, w ä re s t Gold meat, w»U be eujd at auction sale a t ‘ Beach lari weak on citTaenrhip mat- of ladies white »tocki^gT Gold Beapk'on July Ibth. ; ¡tort.’ Bvverxf Witwriws from here Get an abstract and be ready. The young ladies of .the town w ill , * • " < <••<• with them. S*ie_A 4 *0 < * in the Fromm hall I Mra. Dorothy Langluis, daughter KNAPP HÓTEL Saturday night. Refreshments w ill ,fif Mr. and Mra. A. J. Marsh,,. and be served, and every body is invited, her little child, of Coquillefbave Port Orford, Oregon, L . K N A P P P r o p r ie to r , < « Firat-elom In every respect. S a rd Feed S ta b le a ttached . W. A. W OOD ATTORNBY AT LAW F ra n . Kordberg left ym tord.y *» her morning tor W adderhffr. where he P * ™ “ hon,# ° n E ,k Kwfc «poets to spaod the summer m in - ing on the ocean beach about three miles north of that place. n , v . . u « Orris Knapp returned Home from Portland lari week, a few days after h ’t brother, L lo yd , had arrived. Orris graduated from the Columbia college thia spring, while Lloyd still has two year»’ work ahead of him . D r- F - A - VoK®. the reliable and palnlmgdentiat from Bandon, ar rived in Port Ortord yesterday and w ill remain over tomorrow. He is accompanied on the trip by Mrs. Voga. Be the fr a t girl to get eñe Note the ohange in Chas E Mathers’ clothing ad. in thia issue, In which he offers to clean and press your old clothes a* well as sell yon Mra. T . L. Carey and two little new ones. Mr. Mathers la an old daughters came up from Wedder tailof and his work is first clssv. burn with M. D. Sherrard Saturday Mrs. Della Niohol* and little and are spending tbe week visiting daughter, Velina, pna.ed through at the TainuNK home. M r. C «r*y town lost week on their wa y to Lang-' w ill come up after I he in iu hia Dodge lots. Mra. Nichols haa been engaged car next Sunday. as principal o f the Gold Beach school The people of Boehre creek de tor the ensuing year. aided at their annual school meeting The Gold Beach boys a rt organ Monday to levy a special tax and ' W ng a baM.ha,| , ram> and w i„ K„ increase the length of their school to Brooking* on the Fourth of July term from six to nine months. I t and erosa h a tu jrith tba Brooking« show* an intelligent and progee valve and Crescent City teams? Each of spirit that is a credit to th a t com these'trams hare promised to he at m unity. Gold Beech later on for a return > Have your friends give yog alfalt 4 B e il orders promptly handled E . 0 . Mather of the Cons Bay game. Grooery company o f North Bend, ac I CapL John Swing with the Tramp, . «O LD BEA CB -OREOOS — ........ Boyle Jewelry Co. OFFERS FffENDSH!? LMKS In Gold Filed or SterHng Sil- v«r, engraved with three initials at 20 oenta each. . Start your friend with a link ( engraved with your initial fora bracelet. Ten to twelve are enough for one bracelet. We connect them r a n if bought from us. Final catchaa M eenta each. This is the very lateet in a 'bracelet. NU« ' m í «!), ori. Watch repairing a Specialty n » comp*oied by hia wits and rone, accompanied hy several of our local passed down the eoa«l th» fifri of peotpe. want out to Blanco reef and »he ««etfori Thielf way to Wedder- ri>tnrni>d yesterday with over 1000 burn where they wifi ria it foe a jh a -o f deep sea fi«h. They caught mouth with Mrs. Mathers parents, some 20 halibut, several of which Mr. and Mrs. M . Doyle. were large ones No. 5 4 L W . carry aa ac’ta. _______________________ In Bandon fast week J. M. Young shot and killed James Condaa, Greek, whom he found occupying n room with hia 17 year old daughter. Young, who ia 63 years of age, hat given himself up and is In ja il at Coquille. The sympathy of the euramunity Is said tri be with the father, and it is believed that he will be sheared under the unwritten law. ■ o . •• ■ N. C. Di velbtsa and two sons fi Bandon, and Ed Divelblss from Sixes, were in town Hand ay, the former in their Buick six and the latter in his Dodge sutomobile. %Ed looks quite lonesome riding around in hia car aiuna, and admits ha lonesome aa it looks. He iaa genial, reliable young man with no bad habits, whom we gladly recommend as the makiug of a modal — — W. T . W hite Sr., who baa been buying wool, has bean wired by hia Company to make no further par ciiasea. The order o iib w as a rm ult of the probable yjaiy w ith Mexico. . Jack Guyton, who’ strived at Wrdderburu »«»me two weeks ago having coma into Curvy via Grants Past and Crescent City with R. L- Mseleay, Was in Port Orford over Saturday night on hit return to Caos bay. M r. Guyton ig jt newt paper reporter and has been writing up bis trip for the Oregonian. Mr. and Mrs. H . C. Ham pton, of Eckley spent several days In town since our last issue visiting with Mr. and Mrs. L.K napp. Mr. Hamp ton baa had the old Jos Haim place at Eckley laaaad for the past several years. H e Is a progressive farmer, and has boiIt up what is prubaMy the finest herd of beef eat tie in tbe oounty. Some of hit Hereford sheers have won the blue ribbon at the state fair, and be was the first in thia end of the county to build a silo. That the modern methods he introduced ou the place are a ruoeesa have been proven by W . H . Bennett made a trip to the big price he has received for the Cooa bay la ri week to see if he conld stock ha haa turned off, and in hia not make arrangements with some of sucoeaa ia carrying them through the gasoline boats lobring a load of the winter. Last winter one of his merehandiae to this place. As a re neighbors lost 17 cattle out of 36 suit of M r. Bennett’» visit the Tramp and 3 horses out of 5, while M r. came down Monday with a fu ll car Hampton out of his large band did go for this place. I t was the first not loss a hoof. Mr. Hampton's itoat to lend anything here tovprvk lease on the place will expire Sept. of since the wharf went down. The L a n d he and Mra. Hampton plan «tores were running aboitiu eaveral '■ at the preaent time oat moving bock lines, and the Tramp’s vw il .w a s a fall to near his old'home ia welcome one. , . • V irginia where they wiU reaide in E x county Judge, K. A. Bailey the future. and two eons, Clark and J'om, pass ed through Port Orford Munday on Hava Gaad Tima At SadaL their way to Gold Beach. Since Il •’ / last fail their home has been in The aociai given in the band hall Portland, and after a visit at Rogue lost Saturday night by the Ladies river M r. Bailey and bis youngest Aid was well attended and was a •uu will return to that city, while success socially and financially. Clark expects to reaSaiu here during '1'lto A i<i — I a-.»— w l »i w Xgg K ff■BW HZ wan XvT^CU the summer. Several months affi twenty dollars, which, ns stated be Judge Bailey underwent quit« a te fore. was donated to tbe band tor vers operation, and his many friend« unitor me. •• ~_____ ■ in this section w iii he glad tn lento The program consisted of a sum that his health Is now conriderably ber of selections by tba band, songs improved. by Messrs. Marsh, Johontoo and Larson and violin solos by C. H. Take O p ti« Ta Boy Wharf. Pearse, all of which won huarty ap Joseph Fyfe, of the Fy.fe Wilson plause from those present After Lumber company who succeeded the program, garnet were played and the affair as a whole warn a very en the A. F. Kslabrook company in joyable one. the>ie buainees in thia section, ac Steve Spoarl, who went to Port Owing to the publication of a bud- land recently to meet his great get showing that it "would be neoes- 0 . W . R O B B IN S, M. D. grandinother and a cousin, Mim^aary to levy a special tax in the Perkins, returned in company w ith diririo», there was a larger attend — Thystctan aattSwrgwori tbe twn ladies last Friday. The ^nee than usual at the school meet- G old Beach, Oregon. party were driven from Bandon toeing in Port Orford Monday. John the K. J. Baker borne near Corbin Fromm Sr. was eleetad director for L. A, RO B R T S, by M. D. Sherrard in a Dodge car. three years, P. H . Poole clerk for A T T O H M E Y A T A .Æ V R. L. Mvcleay h a . th . Coo. and on* ‘ nd ‘ 3 n,iU U x WM M y i U « P o in t , O re g o n . Curry county ngeney for the Ford ! ^ * e steamer Bear, running he- automobile. Several sales have been Portland and San Francisco, Probate business a apaeialtv. made In the southern end of t h e . * * * >n tbe fog last week county, and'em cog those at Rogue (n* * r Cape Mendocino. O f the 210 DBN N1H C U N N IF F , JU ., river who hare placed their order P®«011* on board all were rescued D ep .U . 8. Min erti Sarvojcr for a Ford, are J. H untley and W. bwl ®Te- The old battleship Oregon and the steamer Grace Dollar picked T. W hite Jr. Surveyor forth« D istrict oí Or- np many aurviVOrKWhHe others from companied hy^hia local agent, > ¡^. — -— ufiMdMr' Mian Bernina Chandler oama down the wrecked steamer reached tbe W . Best, Came down Iron» Bandon O d d B e s e *, - • - O ra gin from M yrtle Point last Friday to shore through Hie surf. last week. These gentlemen went stay tor a time with her aistar, Mrs, on to WedJerhorn and warn acoma- N o tic e o f S ale. M r. and Mrs. W ill Moore and lit J. H . Zumwalt. Mias Chandler tie daughter Stella, of Euchre creek, panied on their return by R. L. Ito ti« ia hereby given that pursuant taught'school hers a couple of years ro ot t sale te an Order anie mi made an<l entered ago and ia popular-wilh the young passed through town yesterday en Mseleay, and in a meeting with the by the Coontr Court of Curry county, route to the Willam ette valley f„r ' Port Orford W harf company Sunday, Ktato of Otwgon. os the I9tb day of folks who would like to see her hack. a two weeks’ visit with frienda and i MeMr»- F 7f* * nd Macleay took an AprH, 191«, in th« matter ol the eatato I 4 th« achool ronm avai e wUh ofThomo« Cornelias, decaaam». I will w ^ e achooi ronm agai relatives. They «.ill go direct to option tor two weeks to buy tbe nell at private aale, by aeoled bids, on that the older ones too wop id like Lebanon where they w ill visit a few wharf. I t is believed that the sale Thntnday. Mav ¡iS'b 1V1C, to the bläh to see rrahoed. est and best bhlder for cash ln hand, days at tbe T . J. Cook home, and w ill be made without doubt, in the tollow ing dvscrlbed pro|ierty:. Dr. and Mrs. C. W . Robbins and will then return to Eugene and vis which event work w ill commence Th« Käst halt of LoWEight In oection ■ ih Townshlp .12 Honlh of their little son caine up from Gold I t with some of M r. Moore’s reia- rebuilding the wharf as quickly as th irt i Weit of tbe Willamette possible. Bnaqh Friday and returned home t i vea at that piaoe. , C u rry county, Oregon, While nothing'defiuils^h'M been > aooflrmatton «if the oonttt. Monday. T he Dr. had a call to There will ben show in lo * n to- nt of the ©Her must am-ompaity giren out, yet it ie generatty« under Cnpe Blanco, and also performed 4 ig||t „ 4 a„ olher tomorrow , cash o r oertifled check. P. J. LiauBKKo, an operation upon Mrs. J. U. Z u ,n - | ; ghv This evening the Edson El stood that the new arhsrfiwill be Administrator ot the eetste of Thomas Cornelius, .len-ased wn It in w bich he was »»aisled l,y lio lt dramatic and comedy troops more substantial than an^.^lpit hae D ate i f firs t publication April 2S, 181«. Mrs Robbins L«»t week the ‘ w ill give • performance, while tn heretofore been built at this place Tbe combining of the two com ( h i - and jir a . Robbins drove to Bandon piorrow H all & Herndon will arrive TrcspnHa No«!««, and met tbe D r ’s., parents w ho are wish their Hawaiian singers and iea represented hr Messrs. Fyfe and Noth)« ia hereby given to all person« visiiiog him from their borne in the dancers. The former company is Macieay in the ownership of the wbom-lt may concern, not to «liter up wharf. Should be a good thing tor ad” on its way up the coast, w hile the on or traspnas upon tbv premia«« of L. Fort Orford. I t w ill probably mana Knapp, for the purpnea of huutiiig, «r 8ever.il «orkisgmen filmi attaeh- latter haa been playing in Cooe coun tbal Mr. Mseleay will make this llshliig with hook wad ttze. fi»id pre rueiil» Im i «tre-k in Jualiua W righ t’» ty where it is highly recommended. Ute headq-mrlera tor much of bis mises OM situated on Mt *1 « « , c«rr> courl on the proprrty of the H ydro The Aral load of cedar poles woe shipping, which at the present time Cnunty, Oregon; and generally known Sixeemining nonpany. C. G. Ia hauled into town for ahipmsnt last aa the “ Aond" place. ia being done through Cooa Bay This ia a pew industry here Anrperaoeor pereori sa tpaapam- n a ii, Bupt. « f iiris company, re week Both uf these gentlemen give the lag forth« per poor of banting, fishing, cently utade n clexn up liia t is said and i.q u its a help to th . tie maker. w ill a-ork in or traveling through in any shape form by those »ho »awit to beexceptlon aa it permits them to work up their ,_______ . L or manner, or tearing down fences, er • I I j good. M r, Inm an at the praa small limber, a foot or so in diame harmony with the people in every leaving nut aide gates open, or molest •n t U »e i. in C -liftw -i. and it i . tor, i n f puU. whwa heretofore muehi way poesildv to assist in the fur community. ing personal property, will be ptaeaca- believed that aa Sunn as ba nan be of it waa.wasied. A road has been tod to the fnll axtsnt of the law. reached the difficulty w ill ba M illed. ’ graded from Jefferson street around * Wm. R. Johnson, W A N T E D -B r u s h cutter«, apply * I sasse of the above The urine, which ia several m ik s to the foot of Fort Fuint, where the D a v id McKmtota, » a named premises .above tbe Dr. Elgin plaae aa Bizaa,' poise w ill bn hauled and then roll Clark place. E ft rive» bridge. gives every indiontica of being a sd onto the beach at Battle Rock. FOR SAIL McKenaie A Pools, Agenoy tor good paying proposition, and many From there they w ill be floated i n f I onto . I<ogfih« Donkey In good condition. 'hoomnd dollars bay« been expand and in Bandon Steam laundry, Suita clean Lins and equipment practically naw ed A preaaed sod returned promptly. IbAa Apply ta N . M. L axsom . I ml getriog it io a b 4 * to work. E E- B. Itirifl and fam ily, and Miss Nettie Gibson, of Langlois, were Port O rfo rd visitors Sunday., Dr. F. A. Voge [Successor to FIRST NATIONAL Dr. L P. SertsMa] BANDON, OREGON BANE BUILDING TELEPHONE 1222 toe^WilTii i> AAiiUtnikiii'iV w?i liaifol'iNSfo^wtaAafosMtahafosIwtaaai J««; N E W L IN E O F L A D IE S A N D G E N T L E M E N ’S . F U R N IS H " IN G S , D R Y G O O D S, N O T IO N S , G R O C E R IE S ’ C. W. ZUMWALT & SONS @all and See 0 u r Lines Tía Tanda. C. H . Pearee brought tha toredo eaten end of one of tha piles that went out of the late wharf, to his shop in town a few days ago, that attracted considerable /^attention. Tbe stick was taken as a sample of the destructive work of these in «acts. I t was cut from a pile that was 16 inches in diameter at the small and. and bad been driven in 23 feat of water one year ago. The stick was fairly honey-combed end when it » a t split open tbette insect» or »orris ware so thick that they eoverad about half the wood, the vitality of which they had sapped. A peculiar feature, tound on exam ining the piles, was that the torvdna had invariably selected tbe largest one» to attack, many of lbs smaller piling being almost as eqund aa when they were driven. The toredo com mencée ite work as s very email insect, usually where there is a break or fault in the pile, lie tail jn r i reaqbes to til« »urlare o ft tie oriek | and there It itmsfus «jhile the p .r- h I u grow» heed flirt ip to the wood. I t ia equipped with two little »belle on its head which are u r « l aa an auger. The tured» i» about the »«me iu diameter as a lead pencil and var ie« in length according toage. Home of these, that were lose than • year old, ware 14 inebea in length, while it is claimed th a t they w ijl eorot- limes grow to ba two or three feat I« « . . k .- S F È It is dangerous. Scientists have proven that bad teeth and gnm z cause a great m any diseases i.f which th e follow ing are the m ost com m on: Neuralgia, dyspepsia, ulcers o f the stom ach, rheum atism , endixjharditis(inflaraa- tion of the heart lin in g ), appendicitis, insan^ ity, and a great m any othor ailm ents. “A stitch in tim e saves nine.” If you have pyor rhea I can positively cure it. If you haven't it yet, don’t wait till yoa get it, for with the proper egre and a v isit to m y office ouoe or twice-a year you can remain free from that dreaded disease at an extrem ely low cost. It is easier to prevent than cure, aqdL that is my constant aim . I teach you U qw to take care o f y$ur feetb, thereby preventing disease and decay, aqd ted ucing your dedtal b ills at least one-half. Fear keeps m ost people away from the dentist. That is not the case with m y pa tients, for I can do your work with so little pain that it takes away that dread and fear. In m ost all work the prick o f a needle is all that you foel. I stand back of m y work; if at any tim e you are not satisfied I will be o n ly too glad to m ake it right. I want all m y pstienta to be m y friends and co-opearate with m e in spreading the gospel of m outh hygiene. D on't procrastinate; com e in and let m<i advise you what you are in need of, and give you estim ates of cost. I w ill m ake regular trips to Langlois and Port Orford— watch this paper. Denmark Mercantile Co. Store ws- ' *’5«' ” “ r'* * ’ u The Place Where Yoa Get a Square Deal " To feetter accom m odate out growing trade and incrowsing number ol patrons we have been com pelled to add .to our general stock of Dry Goods, Grocories and Provisions, fix follows; Hardware, Dairy Supplies, Stum p in g Powder, O ils and Paints, F arm ing Im plem ents of all kinds, including M cCormick M owing M achines and the celebrated W eb ber Wagons, etc., etc. And don't overlook our up-to-date stock of Men’s and Boys’ C loth ing, Boots and Shoes, In d ie s’ Dress Goods, Cigars, Pipes, Tobacco, Candy, N u ts a 1 d o- tionz, Rolled Barley, C/r=ss Seed and Seed G rain. - O rder « taken , tfOR anytuiko wot ox hand G iv e us a t r i a l o r d e r JA S . S. CAPPS. P ro p .