The Port Orford tribune. (Port Orford, Or.) 1892-19??, November 15, 1916, Image 2

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for ne to aay ss
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Tbe word “*l....g'’ boa a auuto» aeuhiished.
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(btHMtc.aiij Holt«, for tbe rrgulaiioi
wbai alaatio meeting,
a b ra ! Oregon weal for Hughes bv about
yiaable fo peaa tb e b o iio d ry ( ) ( lU r ,Ul4(>f
#Ild
employed
(a its Bluet teebnioal ' 8000; Waebingloa and California
am en d m en t a t t b it tim e , S u f-S h « N Y »lock Exchange,
«•"•»I and Ila meaning stuet in a for Wilann by about 10,000 an«l 4
f c . t o „ y t h « I t d id . p m I
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greet mestare be controlled by
M ichigan voted d ry b y ov­
er 70,000 leaf weeh; p re g ó n
copgratolatee M ich ig an
i t was elaim sd in
quarters, before election, th at
Cooa eoupty wae dom inated
by a rio g of politician«. W
th e 1000,
and w ill soon beodne one o f
wa#
,,jg MU,j lrUB wy jeubjvct Better, the contest, en«i tbe
Shu laws of our State. A n d i,,g i0 y«.^,«« u. tbs challengr, »isril end ioteni » f ile oee.” 3 Cur
in th ia co n n ectio n th e T a i- ¡“bemu't to beat j”
pue fu r 1«, p, 114L
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w w fthont fe a r o H a v o r w illj. Amj oow ler ,
wulh4r
Jt is, tberefure, tbe view of the
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uow IO« A rOC'a orutfiwr. Jtl
oppose tbe re fle c tio n of a n v
y ¡a
I, ll cui.aciet.ce «uoh an mterpriee OuBrl that the weetern boundary of
C u n y county b m U cident with the
officer who does not oonaoien- ; ought to be deferred a n ti! after tbe
wwtern buundary of the State
tiously discharge hie duties
C..n»mi«eitoiSP lakes bis east,
within the norpi ^nd fouth bound
. ip regard to the en fo rcem en t
o/ ,en “
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ery line« of lh« cp u n lj, and that
o f O togon’a d r H « .
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mmliy ’ F for road — macfalnesy
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¡ p W » « * t e Satitie3 to the ¿.Minty
voters o f th a t coffin! V evid en t­
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M»»« “ » 2 « « *> • MlUd by bin,.
ly believed e n flR to ¥
tb o
T h 4 ,,iU m .in your %ohinin of! the amount to bs paid.by , warrant
cusc, as w herever they had
••Away Back * new» calls up memo ,« f the o u a ty and ttmU.W provid
ries o f «¿a limes« tlb t: tried 'Htbti'b: i * l th at the county shall ba reim
the flhanoe th e y ta m e d down
Doth Cone end Curry oounty ere
•S
ils, whea wa wem-todumd to d i r t ! buraed one half tba amount by tba
¡p a d e c is iv e m a n n e r a ll of etfosgly Republican, end when
th e ir officers who
fpr rereleotiop, -
came
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I n tbp la te «taction H o n .
J o b o S , C oke carried «very
pouuty in th is d is tric t io th e
ftve-oornered race fo r c irc u it
judge- I t te indeed a splendid
epdprsem ent by th e people of
big fitness for th e ju d ic ia l
hepph.. Jt w t n expression of
c o n fid e » » ip hl» n *tb w • » -
tiops, and an endorsem ent o f
his p o t action«, over w hich
Judge C oke m ay w ell feel
¡tonorad.
= = -— « i m
aecessity of driving prime b'kawF State.
risers
all tba way nver to Roseburg,
J ohm 8. Coxa,
•iderable B ajurity in each coanty
with
not
always
thb*abto
proepact
Judge.
over ftis opponent, It, f . Peirce, at
the poll« iaet week, it ie eafe to ae- o f getting two esnis a pooN» yog
eume that there wae aoina queetion THBMl That whs in tba early »(Pe,
©my
at ieaue to vbuiit tbe volar« attached and ooincidea with the yeara when
oooeidereMe importance. Mr. fviroe the money circulation wha lees than
had been seat to the Ugi»letore l l j per capita In tbe United Slates.
Following ie the official result of
__ ____I t was during such time« that the
aevent! tim«e. gven hie eaemi
the
election iu tliiewxiutHy 1
a h « o u tire ^ *,irt,,b l *'*r ,F pf»pounded the
admit that ba baa gone
P um m orr:
ability, and hia various coaiuittae MQ uantatlre Theury‘,'W' money as
Hughes
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appoin'ioenU prove it.
Having affeuiing prices, sad. wets ridiculed
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son.
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had experience ae a legislator, It ie out of court for tb eit patna. Ji wet
H enley,
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then
(het
Woodrow
XVilsoa
am-
quite ptweibb that ba could accom­
Bet^sn, . . .
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plish more than a aew memher balmed ia a > vuhfidte o f United
CoMcasaawAht
could. Yet, in view of those facie, State« history the positive assertion
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Mr. Peirce, a Republican in a Re­ that tbe “Qtmnlaliva Theory was Hawjey, B . . . . . .
Rieberd«,
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publican dielrict, is decisively de­ tbe emanation of Crude ignorsneet”
Weatherford,
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297
Rut
listen.
The
per
a
ip
ita
circn*
feated by hia Democratic opponent.
up Frank U. Ticht-nor received a con
w
I t is ppderetood th a t a large
p etitio n baa gone -in to the
pounty co u rt jreiponstrating
against th e purchase of a rock
» u s h e r, T h e re are m p n y i n
th ia cud of th e eoWnty w h o
d id not, and do nett believe
th a t the tractor v »s • good
in vestm en t fo r th e oounty,
w d Ih u M » n « i . n » i . p .r -
ih
There muet be, and there Ie, a rea«a
on, and that reason ia summed up
in the oua word •‘ Prohibition.”
M r. Peiroe waa accused of being
wel, and ba practically admitted
the accusation, and ba was caught
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in Ib ad ry. wara tpat^a^naalng ov
ar
er Oregon
Oregon and
end «wept
swept down
down to da
it may ba th a t, Ms.^JTicbenor’«
oppoaition to «pinThg TnTb<ue riv-
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it
chance on drappng a “w h ite
elephant.” P u t regardless of
> p y tractor arg u m en t, th e
believes t h a t C u rry
COgPty pepds p ropk crusher.
I t is tru e th a t fro m P ort Q»>
fo rd n o rth , w lthsuoh streams
11th hoar mud elingipp tactic* o f
hie opponent, but regardless i f a ll
this it waa tbe strung, steady pn-
der current nf the dry wave th at
carried M r. Tichenor into the hells
of the Oregon Legislature.
Frank » . Tiehehor
long
a loyal and uneelfleh booster of
I l k , Sixes, W illo w and and Curry aounliea, and tba T g j
piorps creek to furnish g ra v - suss baiiavea that ba will be found
an effleient worker for their welfare
)sl, rook crusher is n o t bad­
in the helis of our legislature.
ps
a
ly needed, b fl1 from here
south ^th,ere are m an y lo n g
atretphes wh,ere gravel can-
p o t be h»d- £ o p k dum ped
Thu foltevliiii'decIrtbri o f 'jaiTgk
p il, be ofiu'tereet to our yegif-
ara. I t has jdst Bran handed down
in the ceee of W a . Hunt«» ys. J. R.
Rlannard, ae Couflty}elerk., and wa*
put p p to tne Circuit' Judge as a
teat base. The aeele, or sealion,
mentioned ,n (be decision were kil|-
e j by Mr. H un ter ‘a t the Rogue
river reef Igat apripg. Th.- decision
follows;
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; . «Mt Coke
haps larg ely signed by those bot£s wgs popular, a d f I t may be
«rho do n o t care to take an y that peo|ds bad grown'tiied of tbe
Coo# B av Nora
The gasoline elOnp Tramp, which
had
been ja the Rogue river trade
p n th e rpad jp large pie*»»
during (he summer and fo il, was
pever gets smooth and sopn
laid ap fur the winter last week by
is rolled to one side and the
the owner, p e p l. John Swing.
Hughes
For
B a n k in g
by
J d a il S o lio ito d
In te r e s t p a id on 8 a v ix ig JLcS’ts.
leads
W ilton by about 900 la Minnesota.
Eugene V . Deba, several time«
Roeialist candidate for President,
has been eleeted Coogreasman from
Iowa.
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Kx«<M«vernor, H iram Jobnaon,
wae elected Senator in California by
a large m ajority.
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California, outaide of San Fran»
pitoo, voted d ry, but that city threw
the state wat:
Oregon voted dowg, th e . Brewers
Amendnieui by about 47,000.
The bone dry amendment, pro»
bibiting the importation of a ll liq
unre for hev»rage porpoaea, carried
by about 3000.
The Single Item Veto; tbe 8hip
Ten Exemption; the Negro Suf­
frage; the A nti Compulsory Vacci.
nation; the Rural Credit, and the
State Wide Tax Limitations Amend
uientaaH curried.
The Pesilleton Normal; the Full
Rental Laud Tux went down with
the Brewers Amendment— the for
mer by 8,000 and Ihe latter by 82.
000
The Sunday Cioeing4Law*waa re-
pealed by 80.000.
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In CiMW county old officer« were
replaced by new men by a two to
one majority.
Qddy euoueeds Wataon ns Clerk;
Cage defeated Johueon for Sheriff;
Byers replace.1 T h rift for
;
H a ll beat Ltljeqviat for DRt A tty ,
and P hilip* i, elected over Coke for
Cotninteeioner. * '
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latiop ie now witbig- a fraction wf
< t
or S ta «
t* •* «5
941, and to which greet fact the Cnnnoa.S.
•••■••AVI’ S»*
Woodrow kVtlaoo mto points Ofcutt, R
» ’JL» • •/. •
with pride! A n8 b e é f-Stock now
‘JbSTtCK Soyáiuig Or:
brings 6 j cant» a pound!
S H g h t ,P . ., ,
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lu
Langlois, Or.
«»,
Probihilioo Oarriatl in Alnrka,
Barnett, * R . . . , . . ............... . ,,»
, 559
. , .181 Montana, Soull? Dakota, Mtuhtgin
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Hnemer, 8 .....................
. . . 4W0 j BoJ Nebraska, and wae defeated in
Moore, f t .'......... .........
Jud«« Cabe Haid« T W f e t f ,
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h
r e s tiv e ly .
T a s ility
J fe m d lin g Y o u r E usinece
It ia n o t
A*»«
S re ry
. . .812 California and Marylau l. A ll at
tempt* tc tq r^ d ry »tale» ae> faild l
P a | bt A F ood C om '«.
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McKinnon, M .. .V
POWBES, OREGON
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G O L D
BEACH, ORECON
M o t a a d C o l d Twt» am d « f o o w e r H a t h a
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Mrs. C. D . L am son , P ro p .
y .
Hardware
Store
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Hardware of all Binds
»^sss^^amtonammBMnmimi
Oliver, D . ' . . . , ........ ....
Onr PUKE HEFEB
MieWe, R ; .................................
Rwnpel, P . . . . .
PUBUC SOKVICB COW'S.
frleu.t-hlp liuke waa • WINNER
and we Want to thank all of you girla
for the interest that you have shown In
them. Judging by U>e orde» ' we a »
Crgpurr /troua
. 4 0 1 reoeiviag every day. qnite a number in
Carry oounty intend eomple.ing a
Coke. B . . . .
is» »
, 660 bmorfet nt onto.
n t
Hamilton, D . . . . •.r toe ................ .542
» M i Links In OoM or Silver At
Potter, R . . . . . . .
20c enub.
Skipworfb,
50I
Fancy Link» in Oold or Stiver at
JbtMT SUNAtOB
IN T H B C IR C U IT C O U R T O F
26c each. Engraved with 3 Initials free.
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A N D FOB C U R R Y . C O U N T Y .
Jojgy RgyBoaugTATiVS
IW n w f Ä . a.• . «.« a ¿4 g ^n’a* e e s , 89« M E N :
W illia m Hunter, PfoiatlfTl
rinlieuqr, I)
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J. R 8iannard, as County
Van Cam p.8 ...........
.205
Try ua on WATCH R EPA IR IN G
Cleyk of Curry County,
Wa guarantee natiafactory work.
Dgrr. ApTr.
Oregon, Defendant.
Buffington, R .............................. 801
Two queetions have been pre,
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rented to the court under the «tipu
Ruaeeli, I ) .....................
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leted facte, vis;
Tolman, R . .
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7«
1. Were the sealion* in Sontroy
95
ver«y killed w ithin Curry pounty. \V ) I«on, S.
Rhchlel. R . .
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Van Dreear, 1 ) . . ............./ ,
414
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M rfifn ery A M ow ing' M a c h in e s .
Bntara« fox D a ir y in g ; O vboffnc,
M ilw a u k e e M a c h in e r y . Z
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P fltln u , o n *
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S tu m p ln ^ P o w d e r
P ip e l in e o f G u n s, B a»eb atf p a r a ­
p h e r n a lia , a n d o th e r S p o r t in g
gonde h e p t i n S to c k . 4 Z'i
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In v a r ie ty
hand. '
P ip e F ittin g » , P lu m b in 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 s h o r t
lAOtf CQe
Cbeeverffi Bowman.
L a n g lo is , O r.
BOYLE JEWELRY CO.
Í r O ulu, Or». • ;
road commences to break
CUCBK
The w ill nf Joseph pueob was and, 2. Is a aealion or hair seal a
th ro u g h . Eyen in n o rth ern
. . . . .87» Phage Ne. 5<4,
filed Saiurday St Coquille fur pro- “aaal,” within the Uteani'ng of Chap Stannarti, R . , .
C u rry »here are places where bale. The entire estate ia left to ter 174 p f tga lags hr 1915.
Tagtso BKg
p p ifh e d rock coujd be used bis widow, Alice A. G iacb ,to whom
Taking op these quest lone in in- I^-hnberr,Hailey, D
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j. h . u rro N ,
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atder, 1 th in k we may Safely Ca ugh el I, R .. ; y,
.59fi
gS a foundation i o r gw,«', be bad been married about
NOTARY PUBLIC,
and road wprfc m a ie ria iry yeayg, Tb* r“ ' Prwpoify’ foeeiima- (, diemi-a thi« queetion without aegu- . - .. -•*/•
ted io be worth IfO.OOO, and tbe menu *A H of the anibnritiee Sefjiie H u w k ,8 .,. r , . • e . . . • • • • • ■ ■ • • a^a
Lsaeio's. P to er O«,, Osane»
947
personal proper^ 85,000. This ia a “ sealion’' to bwaWyoneof tb«»c*
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Moorê, B , , , .
W*F
.fo0 "«*"' i
”VJ, c
what is left of tba JouSgb' Cuach era! large epcltobfiaeafo,
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8 c « ool 8 o » t .
proywrly, which was worth a few
The s' bar qneenae to not free
D E N V I8 0UHIHV?, JR.,
Kam, R . ; . . , .ia t o 4 , •
, 7»0 1ft
• Ä 'S 'S o ^ a it o t
years ago over IRXMKN).
Mrs. from difficultis« ‘ , R f l ' ) i * > w ^ h a *
L e p . U , 8 , M io « !« ! S B r ie y m
/■ ■***>i< * * * - nna
|n g of good roads in C u rry Ooecbtsft for Rurttobd, ttalurday, adiipte^ the oonstruction which it Canfield, R '
for a abort yieR wjtb her eon,
aeeme to u« is the more reaeonahle C u n n if f ,D ..’ ; ÿ ‘ .'?.> S ? ;1; ¿ W 8
«urveypr for Hie Dietriot of O r.
pounty.
uto A-.,'.
agon, .
Dirpotobea »fofo that Steve Beil* and w|kich must here been tbe
CottOMBM
mesning intended 8^ Ibe I/egiala
O*M
Hough.
ey bad bee*, betting heavily on W jl
• • <>m<n
Newman, D . . . . .
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i*a election at Senttfo. Hi» (fste lure, vR; that 2o 8| of I/w d a Ore Robbia«, R . . . . . . , . , , . . . . . . . . 8 0 6
on tba stale nf Waebtoffon »nJ on gon L “ ?s. defining tb a ; boundaries
<M»ly G u rry county, but
HAHQY T , STEW A RT
.
CuvoTy <Oa»g> r
.
Qf CurrJ oouuty a t .s / . “Tbence
general result« amoqub-d U»t week
CaeUlloe, 8 . ...........
. . . . 308 t r . to. o o :
Oregon. « *¡4 e m p h a tic a lly a t tu 9 2 7 jx n ,a n d b» atii) htd
weal Io tbe Paoifio
H e iberger, B . .
. .,..7 8 »
»he I ’ oils pn Novem ber 7th
north along tba line
of
I»«>st O«-fl>«-<|,
on hand
li
Facifio coast to tba place qf begin­
»¡let th e booze business m ust oa Cooa Bey w ill
Qn the Amendment«, Corry aoqa
be slum ped o u t o f th is State, who was a partaer.nf lha fota J»«, ning.'’ it gas iptanded to inniude tv yoted much the angle ae tip Stats
A fte r Jan u ary 1st j t w ijl he Ferry ia Ibe RlanSp bwtel, yhep j t that pgn of tbe Pacific ocean
6M , «tying a decisive mejurity
Theuoderaigned heget», g f ^ noWe,
was belli | n Marshfield in, tlie egri» .]•? » * ,<rlb*
to the »
veetorn
•*
boundary of
sgs|ii«t lha Rrewars Amendment that they
w are pie owner« of the Booth
p u le w fu l jo sh ip i t ¡U, Jngny
J(P«. He left here fur'Seen le early
1- *•» it would
Q u an tity whatsoever fo r bev­ in tba ^0*e, awd geiqad nuneidgrabla ttoennabla Io bold thai the hegisla and a email one in favor of the bona'half of fiaptto» is, Township thirty
firy M IL
{three. Soqth range foorteap
pptqriyfy by toging a n d !% ld ln g g , I,,r*
«W t”
erage purposes.
tore '"»W
intended
to leave
foave a atrip age
Willamette meridian, Oregon. All par
l*"g“ S in » v ltb . «nd egteod
C a lifo rn ia he8 « U id wet >, ¡lidelagd plaiq, there, fje grae a
! ties aye Famed not io — - , spasm
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__ a a
j , ln»3orrti
O ms uttnih tto
k«ta«4m»w
find thia megns th a t tlje o ffi-l «abler fr..q(
bepk aed
h»d
io« norltl fn>m
fr" n’ »ta.tofith
boundary
mane an , loegtlena, either pfoeer
• •
1 plenty nf narge, am) the railroad ¡ ® ^ e e t i r e l F u f i t o * ^ bf « ■ /
Quarts dhiMA At their amv IL
piala o f th ia p o an ty nouaj be
D .K a x u g a a t
ffon p sny'fh ieh wanted thp fond M H » « *
J Owners.
filu rta a d v ig ilg fit elaa through
» S.ICaAgwaJ
A p o to o k y case,
ia
fipally paid biqi u
P»'œ lor it.
p a r m id st a boot-lagging tr a f­
1 fifi», (M d that WA. i t * fiogodary
Portland, Ore
ile w ill flow. L it t le haa been
lines ,,f ^efftraoe and nll;er counties
4: O r U O H N ß O N
RCSKNt
F IL M CUBffi
do not pqrpqrt to eg fend to Ihe «net1
4o n u ¡0 tb « p B d to atop the
A T I ’O I I N K Y
A 'l I . A W line of ike Ifentueky riygr. «nd Uto
•a to m o h ile boot legger. B a t
l ì Taars
:ou«BOF, »
boandary lim a of Fayette an<) Oth­
pew officers have haeo elected
er counties do not purport tq ex
'c
tw
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