The Port Orford tribune., September 13, 1916, Image 2

bui »even automobiles in one party
turned lock After leaving the laltet
place, mi account of the weather. I f
th e Cheten Cove C arnlvel 1» eontin
not aliing t l * aaine lin e* on which
G m u i ï- n 'o n u f
w K n s u B P A V s«pt. n u .
wia.
l*obli«Jhed Every We in« vlay. hy
. M A K I)\ T , trrK W A K T .
it he* been etarteil, I l w ill he one of
' the big event» of the
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SUBSCRIPTION KAT m >-
O aaO opyO n» Y e a r.................. M I A «
¡ J E ttofcyi : MoAtba.
Oopy T h e » Month»
oàww»
coast asetinn
In another veer.
A Carnival i* h e rd ly neo««ary to
attract or entertain a crowd at
Brooking«
I t I« ■ pisce where on*
'can »pend a few day» or a week or
TMa » n a l M «aera». « a y o r r paper ■
»•tA »«t»’ « u> wklcA r « » r •»•>• >
tw o in a pleasant and In s tru rtive
I, m anner. W here a few year» ago
there was nothing hut brush, a mod
A n vie~ iao a R ats « U«*aiw*i.L«.
era little city ia apringing up, with
' m any jntereating featnrea. The big
School Wit, »tart in Port Qrfnrd m f|j wjt ) ,
25OJ0Q0 feet capaoity.
rxt M iunliiv
P a r e n ti »houli! »e» {s equjpped vvitj» a ll © / Ih » laleet
'aartpttanlayal^.
i .
th at their children are there on the cm vid ie n c r. for
tpanufaetpring
o w n in g d a y . if possible. S ta r tin g
The Chet co In n w ith »
the child in at the Brat of the term
»nd
sn,|
« „ te r ine«.-(i
lie)|iy both the teacher and the po» ,,f (,,, CO room», i« one of the fitieat
» th at you r c h ild ren are
in y.Hil), neafyi n ijregon
I'll- 1
|hW-
it »»« ofwued to thy pnliH t at .the
carn ival. AntaJtelr'Ji.oUd iffyA., .80
1 roam», lip t not an eiattopit^Jn fa r'
TU
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! lib b in g « ,»« « ‘‘» fin # . oomplejion. A
The lieacliing of tile MewtjM'f Ban modern moving picture houie nnd «
ifiin in Port Orford hai j»ir, inrg.iue
ai Assmuasat R ow ’ *
iepr»*»»enl the people.
H e paid hie reepeole tn C o l. Rooae
fine garage are ntnitng Hie- buniee»»
able in the
place, h«» been fal huilding« that have lately been op
jowed h> patmgem ent that doe» uni «ned. Barn» nre not pHnWed in the
(Ter piuch eppouragemeiil at this town, gnd a good »ewrerags »yfletp
a
ta r'
ry Ccaxty f x
“
We received the report of the doing»
ve il, whom I)« ha» known »inc« ha
n
.
of the Ic t it u t e at Cold Beach last week
too
for thU 1MUe_
frora U wej
waa a h «y, w ith lb * remark th at the VoL ». Farm and paature lands
C olon el ih u -tt’i helleve in the ra- ’’ Ul.ttW acres, valued at. • W .3®, ,3° u k e lhe following Hat of teachers who
Timber and brash lands, W .O M
attended and the number If the dbtrict
tonne lie ha* been advocating a im *
8,266,280 ln whUh they are tarthing
seres, valued at • ; • • -
»911
168,610
Improvement» on above
Mrs. D R Paine (visitor).
• ‘•IJiMiei Veil leilieve» in raijrnad y oj^ g
8, Town lota
681,160: F. H. Rabi
Wet.
J.'
Teuscher, Bom « Girla Aid Society
51, tOO
r e g u la ii.in ,''a a iil he. “ T hat 1. a Improvements on tame.,
Portland
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f a lls r v . •j'lie g o y e r iu n e n t must la k e I Vol- 4. ImproveinenU on
F Van Camp
26,860
( „ o td e e d c .l......................
Gertruda Gardner. J Uiat
& f 8.
th e m o v e r? ’
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7,600
Vl*it * “ ' rBTd ,nd U,ePh<>ne
- Heiberi.-------
“ rgwA IMst »8
Padie M.
iro a lo y Pettivt.W h»a hewn via,» Manufarturin< f i n e r y
Mrs.
Ada
M.
Harrlngh®,
Bfirt. 6.
<0.200
Frances llolatrom, Dirt. 26.
24,700
»nehja f i n , who » farm in g in Farm implement. »n(j ‘
Mrs. E M. Giddings, Dial.
68,6:0
W a-liington, and came |o C alifo rn ia , Merchandise and stock 1
Loraine Bowlda, Diat. 90.
127,810
Esther Suydam, Diat. 18.
p rijn artlv to aee the Xlw em lla V a l- Money and notes
Verna lriek, Denmark.
ley. U y left far the ea»t lent nig h t? ’ ^ ^ X ^ ^ X d ai
Ä
Florence H ilt Brookings.
Dalphna It Thornier, Diet. -
cattle.7,000
’
’
166,080i
T h a t Ih'Jt'l Liue: In 1893 I intyiy
H arriett E. Miller, DUI- IL
22,560' Birdie Telman.
sheep
11,28)
duped a M il in the lower H<iu»e
6,000
Alida M. Laduron, Brooking».
»wine 1,487
Uso. P Harrington, Dirt. f h .
leaking it «inUw fpl to «ah for »al
6,220
dop
268
W . M K ent, Diet.
Dmt. 1 1. (High School)
mnn weal uf-g v ling d r » » » «cross
Kgtherine * illbughhy, Coo» coiplty.
B-gue fiv e r between Drn le R « k on p ^ lv a h je ^ x a b fe p ro p e rty 84,646,960
J H. Thompson, brooking».
property nj
npt included
the m irth and K.|?O« Rock on th e '
- r v i c . property
Mias B. Price, Di»t. 2».
)■ the above assessment
*H L .
Mis» Chloe Buell
•nut)«, and n o y , after all these year»
Goo.
W. Smith, Superintendent.
Dated at Gold Beach, Oregon, q»ia 5Ut
m y dream has come irn e by order day of Septem ber, 1916.
ToUiAN, Assessor.
of )hp S tet» R rh -C o m m W o t). '
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W m . Tou»
v'"
. K t wè;—»*re- ' . ' ’ •
11
I wi qf not a little surprised a t the
Shadybrook Study Center.
kin Ih /h e p n r te r lâk.e» on th4>
po»it|m
on friend-hip link* wa» a W IN N E R
* object o f strike» in ibi», country .4
and we want to tiignk all of you girls
Della
T m h »>
.it p,»,wr
Tbe
oi p i . chib
o»|n-, would copy t he Csnsdi-
__ °l»cer» |.
. . i o • . " : Marilla lor tlie interest that yoij have shown in
an la V w h h ih hngties working men Bailev «ec O E Bailey Tree» • J. B. 11the,u- Judging by tiia orders ve are
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B“ » * . Sec • O- “ • » ““ « y -lr e M
Ifn c lv in g every day,
n number in
ay, quite
qu
agniuM-strik*» u n til the powers ih a l Nichols, Librarian,
I
lend
founded
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he p it there ih a ll bp pleased to »ay | Thia is a club that is being
Ye*. Doc» |lte Reporter go lh » • * « 0 ° U Beach, Oregon, for the pur- j brao-bt a t onee.
I,
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ed »hip to »afetv.
|>{|ing ha» l a d i loaded
nt«* wlum it doe» start.
lit,inkin g * i* a town th at ¡» bean
into
th e'
readi
hole of lb * »hip, which ms|fe* her tifu lly Miu ile d , and i» a place th at
nocli heavier to hnql front her per it is w oitl. whilw for snyoue to visit.
Ion» position. This work wa* made j
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liaagreeahle by tlie dum ping
inK»!
C U R R E N T T O P iq ^ .
Iie p p y from the Bandon of »everal
Kindred gallon» of crude oil.
By J. H . U pt o s .
Perhaps the seaman should I*«')»'
jnune fp>m ihecritieism of Hie land {¡¡.liinr Tgieowg;
Social amuaements will occupy an im-
nt»nt place in the etab activities
iterqry aocietjo», basket ball, tqnnia
fet»e Jufner and A. I f - q a n n t- and other diversions will b» conduced
le lL irnth leadipg resident» of Gold
Peasant and profitable manner.
I^ h .
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c ,„ s ..r 1
(C bescbmt C ity C o r B iu )
was an enjoysb|n
event
for
those ’ Pettigrew of Sioux Falls, 8. D .. has
i 3rd and 4th the w«»tl,er was the Republican p arty on account o f
|deal, and three days’ progiam <»» its frien d ly altitu d e towards flnance
crowded into two, u n til n p iu t 11 and the trust«
H e remarked, for instance, th a t
n » th
e la tter n itfh t when!
vi-rv/ia o «*■
a«»**
O ’nlonk
another shower
run
|he ^dancers' be had no faith in the
from the big open-air p ag illio n .
The iiiueic by the A»hl«nd bund
and orchestra was one of the features
pi the oco«»ion. »•!•} <fa* " real treat
|o the carnival virilnrs
T lie have
presidential
| candidates of either cP the lending
parties ii, the present national cam
paigri. Hughes, he said, was living
»upported by the Standard O il In
| terests, and he charged Wilson ^ |th
qr Hilvpr
or Sliver at
3 in tials free.
BOfLE JEWELRY BO.
Banilqn, Ore.
l>Mlb.S4L
J subjects, and special courses will ba
Mis» U H o T y le r is a t the G arm an given in Music, Stenography, Domestic
Science, Elocution, Journalism, Politi-
Hospital learning My tp a liuran. We
çal
Science, Art, Bitie Study and Man-
lubber, but it waa the Buiidun lh a l|
|fo t everyone has forgotten the can see some sdvantage now in be*
ual Training
polled oor w harf down a lew mouths somewhat of a sensation created ing tie l^ if we ooqld lie cared fur in
• erecting an<
pgo, »pd now it ia (he |»aiidon th a t when U . 8. Slates Senator R . F. that inatitntion.
huildtag will 1 bp
be raised
rawed by donations,
seem» to be needlessly and persist , P eltigrcw bad* farewell to the R *
entertainments and lectures.
Miss Edna Portarflald, Mias Eva
ently trying to ra ft her unwelcome publican p»rty in 18877 the ablest
Instruction will be given by pqbllc-
Capps ijqd her brother John, ell of spiritod teachers who offer their ser-
pone« upon onr rhore».
n,an in the body »1 the time. }Jp
.
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v
»« /n o rth e rn Outyy. 4fk stpdentp fp t|,e vic»t grotultiously to all who conacien-
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I on a ‘
° « 1 N u rU C ounty H ig h Bch.ml. tioualy deeire to mcreasc their effldet,-
{b v .C tm d T jm . At Breaking»
¡P ettig rew proved to be the same old
They a re exem plary young jieople eT'
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I radical. T h e B ulletin says of him :
For particulars write
The Chelco Cove C arn ival held j “ The original radical of the U n it and we are glad to haVe them witlt
D ella W ilson
m N icbols , P n s .
who attended despite the pervi»tent lieen visiting San Francisco thia
efforts o f Ju p iter Pluviua to dam p week.
tyenaliir f’eltigrewis oomment» on
en the ardor uf the ,ileaaqre peeking
tilin g * politicnl and governm ental,
visitors w ith showers of rajn.
On the 2nd, the rain prevented w hile here, »bowed th at hi« radickl
any o f the program from being car­ ism has not abated one jo t »inoe he
ried out, but the dance a t night. On le lt the upper house of Congress and
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B E P A X R IX if
with their interest! and ambitions, and Wfi guarqu up aatjafactory work.
to help then, lead useful end hoppy
population.
Lsngloi», Or.
if?/" f i '
a l Briipking» on Sept. 8, 3 and <th. ed States Senate, Richard F ra n k lin
POWERS, OREGON
MEN;
1
so that everyihing w ill he in
Jias JSyeryv f a c ility 3?0ï
h a n d lin g Y our Business
B anking by J ia il Solicited
Interest paid on Saying 4.o’ts.
Our FREE OFFER
nip of raving the veseel.
,)» being put in. A ll the worjt beipg
whole h«g in it» pr.ferencp fo r Ca- > * • ? m aint,ininga high standard gt
T h e Bret night that the Bandon done by the « u u p a n j is substantial
Plain Links in Gold
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moralp ampng the koung people.
.
nndisn
Isw .and dime it ryapgSlse^ T^ will
accomp|ighed by encour- 20c each .
was in* trouble lire tug K ly h ia in and up-to date. About 200 men are
Fanojr Links in Gold
pame down from the CiAinill». hut now eipt’lu je d , and fiOO additional nu digerenoe ImtYiien the power» of .gjQg Vacation among those who are
25c »ach Kngrayed witli
w ith a broad bay beckouin g her Io men are wanted to extent) 'be r a il, the people under the American Re not attending school, by combiningmen-
l
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m
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1
public
and
the
Caoarf)ap
monarchy?
tai
and
moral
educxtloh
and
by
giving
enter,'»he anchored o fiLiile. The mad into the Qwpii» ied**"td
I Under such • k w C an sd , practical . epeMaf attention to the wmial life and
Bandon wa* then being held o ff th * la-r m u r Crescent C lly . The m ilt
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,u amusements of our boys and girls.
The club
will endeayor tp reach lao-1
picks by her hawser*, which broke i* uid running, the wi/fc going ptj ly gn»lav(ja her wage earn
IW . TU.
.1..U ..
v (peu ta
her lated young people—to become familiar
before morning. H ail lf»e IPg comp now being of a lU vU op m etil n|»i)re moat worth w hile elei
T ry t|* on W ATCH
in she could )tave lowed the diaalil
BANK OF POWERS
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Gold Beach, Oregon.
M r. George P u tn a m , proprietor
o f the Medford M a il T f'b u o e , »c
compao)ed by hi« sistef and Judge
J. 3
JOHNSON
ATTO «N E Y
A T
L .I W
and hire. A. R. Touvelte, were iti
Crescent C ity Saturday night of last 21 Tsars Practice ia. Oregaa Ceorts
week. They had been a t Weddyr; O o l r l U e w o h , > - O r e g o «
fiurn visiting friends there. George D is t r ic t A tto r n e y to r C u rg y C o.
P u tnam i* the largest »m ail man
on t he onssl. H e and D r, Reddy
hays done more for Medford than
all the real. W e a re a l way» grad to
h,-re • •
»• un« u* »*» h«"1
and must influ en ti* 1 friend« Cres­
cer» l C ity H a rb o r ha». Judge Tou
valle i« thè Gounly Judge u f Jack
■on Couoty.
C U M T COUNTY RE^L E S T A T I
I hsve buyers for Fgrma, Timber
Claims, Sheep, Cattle, or Dairy ranches.
Cali and see me, or send full descrip­
tion and list your property with n,e.
AG ENT fur Underwood Typewrit»».
AH old machines of any make taken as
part payment
Careful and prompt service given to
the business of non-re»idebta.‘
F. B. T1CHÉNOR,
Port Orford, Oregon,
Langlois Hardware
Store
H ardw are o f a ll h in d s
M c h f n e r y «ft
M a c h in « « .
E x tH u , f o i D a ir y in g ) O « b o r n « ,
M il w a u k e e M a c h in e r y ,
D E N N IS C U N î j l P F . I I I . ,
P a i n t s , O il s & S t u m p i n g P o j r d e r
t e p . fJ. 8 . M t n e r & l 8 « i r v e j « 7
F lu 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 l i a , a n d o t h e r S p o y t ln f t
g o o d s k e p t I n S t o c l$ ,
.Surveyor for the O is lr k l o' Or­
egon.
Gold H e a d ,.
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Oregon
D o o r * a n d W i n d o w * I n v a r ie t y
» n s t a n t ly k e p t o n b a n d .
P i p e P lttln jg s , P l u m b i n g a n d T i n
w o r k o f a ll k in d s d o n e o n sh o r t
n o 1 1 ce.
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Cheever ® Bowman.
L a n g lo is , O r,
Skadybroclt Items.
Jwril game* lielwecn
M eilfhrd And Ii iving turned the Interstate Com
Mesais. W . F Sm ith and James
llriMikings were played w ithout a n * -i.eu-e Commission over to the rail-
C
randall
w ith their families le ft
wrangling, nnd were ,><rhapa lb - t..»d*.
best ever seen in Ihe co'pity. In
" I 'net several o f the old tim e po- T hu rsday lor C alifornia, where they
{lie Ural game Ijruoking* ff»* vie- li'n ii agent* of the Standard O il expect to make their future home.
forintis by a scare of 5 to f , but in Company in Chicago d u rin g the
the aecoivl clash they were unable Republican national o iu ve o liu n ,”
!■’ ■ Ui I ii H| i « i i | i w q » ...fW '
fo p
in prig«*.
H |e
men,«
elecled. i pop» so.
I he cm nitry .. . .
N iphui* attended the teachers' Tn>
hasn't got enough o f thq big in lr r ,
s tllu M at Gold Beach Thursday.
ert» yet. I t » i l l lie a good thing
M rf N . V . Newm an ho» hi* cut
for it to get more now, and have it
a t»ge dear c o u i|i|r tiu u .
over w jih . Ten years ago, in
speech. J pointed w {t th e fact th a t;
MrJChus.
Uothwell made
MrJChus. Rulliwell
made n
a husi
100 fifty I wo per o«nt of the
people
of
of
t r j p jo G o ld , Beacli Satu rd ay,
yard foot race w .» f „e x c itin g event, th e Ucite.1 Btates hrti iwet. .1 ^ » ,» j
Mr
Runners from four ctfunliea com »erned of th eir properly aqd «ltd » o il
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peted, and Floyd i)» o ll« y of G old own s tiling
Sjooe thgo. the iiiiiu p e !i
Ben
w„ e
Harness, Fishing-taekle
Stumping Powder
¡„
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Beach, who arrived at the last piin l>er l»s* (ncrr»S‘,d IO sigt) t * o p e r !
P - ¥<• Bai b y , secretary of the
ute and did not bsya tim e to »trip cent, »ml 1» growing s t e a d i l y j t j b f l d y l i r o o k fllu d y C lub, w ill lisvy
down lik e some of hi«r competitor^,'
As auth or o f the origin al
Forert charge o f the lilifa ry taaiks
in
the
won in a hard race.
, Reserve h,H. enaetvd n iu e ite n yeaia . future, and those desiring reading
Considerable ialereet wa* taken in "go, and |eadyr o f tlie fu tile tfght in m^tf?V pan »ecur« same by apply-
the liorae race». T lie h a lf m i|e | the Senate io sfithdraw all govern, ing Iq her,
circle track.was good and w ill be ment land and water rig^ta front
a-
excellent in another year. The p ur p riva te en try , Benatp^ f'etiigrew E x e c u t o r y N o tic e o f F in a l A c ;
res were won as folio»»: J. O ’Slrnnd ( tir»l »prang in to nattop^l promt,
e o o s t.
er and Coleman Cuoley 223,divbh-d „sum . l i e wa* also G ih ai|U *ir uf
Notice ia hereby given that W illis T.
2nd money; Clarence \Ye»,brook, the fam.»u* dielarw tiow G ist no law- White ffè , the ex-cator
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of the eat U o t
file,)
275, one 1*1, one 2nd; John W h ite v*r was fitted to serve nn ilia bench 1 J a lh is A. H . Koch, dcmaard
In tlie
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his flnwl accotriitfn
| I 7 6 , one 1»,. two 2nd; H . T. Stew or in a leg i-lativ« |«i»ttion, »ad he
a rt, $216. two 1st. I t is expected o l i o - , o n hi» own in itia tiv e , wrote
{bat , he next C arnival w ill attract
{»mie fast horse*.
Fire work», iiand concert», and
other oarnival atlrsction», in addi
{ion In the »port», provided ample
entertainm ent for tlie vieiiors. The
attendance wa» good, I,ut would
{inve l>een much larger but for the
ratn on the firat day which »topped
many who were a im in g from a die-
lane«.
M edford,
^raata Paaa were well
m,»lei ro n »titiiiin n fur the slate o i ,
a '?'M.', bos been duly
New Y o rk, in wliiqh he embodied a *.T ■»»'• coujt lA rthe hearing ol
tinn» to snvh filial at-ooufit »ad the
claAsc d i*t{uali(yiiig lawyers
for settlement thervof, at which tftne any
public service. Neediest to say, it person interested in u id estate may
appear nnd file objections thereto in
wa« not ado,ited.
w riting and contest the same
' W i l h » T .’ Wurrw 8« ,
Although « practicing attorney
Fxectttor of the estate of
himself. Senator Pettigrew hold*
Ja litia A . H. Koch.t
that the tnetuliera of his profession
are all im litieil w ith the fundam ent­
J. H . U PTO N .
al belief that property rights are
Sbd mors sacred than human rights,
represealed, and Ural they are th e n fora unfit to
Ashland
ÜOTARV
P U B IJ C .
IaA»aLU'S, Ouoav Oo., Gaaoua
Ui
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.
i; nj m W!»*>
Port Orford Furniture
& Hardware Store
M r. J. D. Davis bought the Sm ith
sod Crandall ranch and ia now re
|O get , a man part Mcnud base and *tjj I (he ty-nntor, “ and they wrre alt aiding here,
,<i defeat Q Io 7. Gnial f’-t Hughe». I liiin k he » ill he
.
weqt down
do
Bailey and Mr». Della
were offered for all the Spurts
p ris e I » B
nnd the foot racing, hurdle raeing.
etc., was interesting. Del i.er Colo
grove’s children »bowed that they
are nil w inner* at th eir eges-_-Mi**
^ e ttie in coming Aral in two races
u i » ijupap
W S. ({ILLINGS, PROP.
Blacksmithing
Wftgons ^nd Buggies for Sajg, kept in S^ck,
also Agent for All Kinds of Earthing Ini-
plemcuts; tycÇortnick Mowtjrs, elei
Wood and Iron Work promptly done at a
reasonable priee. Your patronage solicited.
BEECH©R JE SS
I P ort O r fo r d , O r e g o n
fu.ll line of Stov e s
an d
R a n g e s ,
S u ç rn s e y , S t a r n i a u m , J^ugs a n d 3 $ a t -
ting* Stiletto Guttlery, lanterns, 3Ztc