The Port Orford tribune. (Port Orford, Or.) 1892-19??, January 03, 1917, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text- er before in such close contact with it. N ext Friday night is the rt^ular The potlatch at the T iliicum d u b Mama— Light the lamp. (Papa monthly meeting night of the Port last Thursday t of the biggest lights the lamp and mama goe* tsp Only the mqat i luraday » » s m iu o u b < Watches, Bracatati, rford.Commercisi club. Not only eventa in the ftistory of the dub, to the light. Jton’l forget to w r ite 1917) from i® * ™ **’1 d u h , hut every pub- Tba hunt for the muck muck, da I«vallien are carried ta Mama— Come and examine tha M r. and Mrs. fi. P. Peirce, Stock. BIG SEN A la r » . lie spirited citi seo io tita to»n into a oua sided affair as bock of my gown— Ibero must be Sixes, were transacting best« ia ! PARKER Fountain Rana, community, ia invited to attend. Capt. Leland White, of tbs Buga« something somewhere. and ATHENA Silverwam town Monday. | Matters Concerning the naval ‘ ' i river - - - haves, and • ~i-. ----- most o f his warriors , I _ ara always carried in opr Papa—- I ’m alraid I might catch Lsdies’ Aid » il l meet with Mre. , location wHEcome up for disci a teok sick, leaving an assy victory it. — r~ From m this week. There was no and action. Now is Vie time i for the E lk river clam diggers, cota Mama— Oh you ars a brave man. inerting lest week. the people of this place must act I f mended by Merle Woodcock, and I suppose i f J had the smallpox you W A T C H R E P A IR IN G School wee resumed in Port O r our harbor Is to receive recognition, f-from the palatable manner in which would run off and leave me to help ford yesterday a fte rs week's vaua No one who Itaaintereets here should the food was prepared it »as evi myself. «it back in hope« the other fellow dent that the losing banters, who I»«» <w«irtr- no < m «« (ton for the holidays, Papa—O h, No, I have been vac- 4«o taflcult for our Repair >ill da the work. Be • man, and were penalised with th« cooking, ci ns ted f»r smallpox, but not t<n Rubber bools are fresh stock at Try us and some out and do your part. were adept at a squaws’ work, at what you’ve got. Mediensiefo Poole's. Trawler booties least. There were 26 covers laid Mama— I believe ite the gown. (low cut gum tawtgj -fifi.M. Duck and 37 roast duck; tbsre was soup I ’m going to ehange<(Puta on an Sixes. boots, 85.50. that tasted good although its con other gowa, rotis tba other up and Prof. J. M. Buneh returned Mon tents «as a mystery, and then thete pitches it out of tha window.) Thera, Last Sunday two popular young «ere crackers, potato salad, pickles, ■dwy from having spent a week visit it was m y gown. I don't small it log with relatives et Gsmvel Ford, people were united io marriage wheat and rye broad, limbergsr now. W hat on earth could I I be? when Lester Fitshugh took fur a cheese, huts and coffee. (nCo>istk>onty, (Both return to bed and peace and bride Mist Mery Well*. The cere W hile Hogeriog over the cigars quietness again prevail. M r. and Mrs. 0 . J. Mather, from SH fiwea, wen among thorn whb attend niony took piece et the bride’s home several ofler-dianer talks vers mads Next niorni.tg at breakfast. ed the dawse in tuwu Saturday at Sixes, Rey, W. H . Myer« going and F. B. Ticheuor spoke a t * soma Inquisitive Kid— Papa,.what did oat from Port 6rfe*d to officiate. length upon tha naval base location you have good foreupper laat night! # COLHBff He BUFFINGTON night. Both of thp «young people have for Port Orford. P a,«— Oh we had duck and cof. ’ Frank 8 . Tiohenor alerted yester L aw yer grown from ohildhood in -tbe-neigh The only discord .that resulted fee and duck and salad and duck day to attend the legislature, which borhood-where they were wed, and from this eojoyable event is dis Gold Beach, and bread and butter and duck and convent« on thefithiast Hie friends have many friends to hope that each closed in tbs following letter, which note and Duck end Limbevg«*r •xpent him to be one of the active yeer of their wedded life may find was received by the TiHicum club Cheese and— members <d that body. them as happy end contented as President; < P A. 8 0 H M ID T , M, D> Mama— |Jli huftl Now I kno». The bend dance Saturday - night the one upon which they hare just Hbystoha» « Suave»« December 8th, 1816 Maybe you think there ia no here area an enpyable affair although not -nnitad their fortune« and embarked after. And site looked daggers for L «n |lo ia , O regon eery largely attended on aooOunl of Mr, / . H . Zum walt, a time, and then, as if soma sinister Telephone oonneption with «Mia lisa inclement weather. A n excellent President Tilliedm Club. design had entered her miud, -sit« Basnet Given F. & Tickeaer. m idnight supper »as served at the Dear Sir:— „ , . •« » ,, . “smiled with a smile that was Seaside. H .v io g brnm one of th . par Her-• ^ hild|ik# #nd Last Friday night a banquet »as pants in the recent enjoyable and Forest Ranger, fi. "It. C arl, after Papa is n o « living in constant spending the holidays with hie fam given at the Knapp hotel by the Port eulertaining supper given at the fear and doubt as to what tbs fu ily in tqjrn, returned yesterday to Orford Commercial QLatfin honor of Club Room, I lake the occasion to the ranger station at p id d le K lk ! P‘r’iuk & TWienor, who has gone to extend my congratulations to the ture may bring forth- M r. President, not desiring to where he has taken up the routine attend the Oregon legislature. aelire members o f tbs Club who G o ld B e a c h , O r e g o n bavs it known who the meddlesome One of the objects of the banquet were instrumental in » f hie «in ter work. bringing tattler is who would thus expose was to talk over proposed legislation, shout the success of tha 4ong to be We are agenta for ’’Quality" Tal unpleasant family jars, I will aim Has the Oily Bet of Abstract lors. Look the line of samples ovar and along this line, as well aa in a remembered event, and to further ply sign myself, social way, tha gathering was one of express the hope that it w ill not be Books ih Carry G ou ty I at our store. Study th e value and TlbUCUM. ’ ■"*' ' you will see that you get quality the most suoosssful ever held at this the last effort of the kind on the place. Tha free lost book schema part of those excellent entertainers. E i g l l t m Y e s r g K x p e r U s M for You can rave money reoeirad considerable attention,and I believe that every member enjoyed by buying the “Q uality” line. E v it was -quite generally agreed that himself to the fullest exteat; yet the ery suit guaranteed. McKenxie fit Prompt, Efficient S e r r i« Oregon, with a ll of her advanced supper was the innocentuind tndi Thos. Rites, son of postmaster legislation, was Isms in her reboot rêct cause of briaging about very and Mrs. G . W . Riles, of Agness, N. H . Lerm a ie m dbarge fif the system, and that one of her first strained social relation»— at least while coining to spend Christmas W. A. WOOD, Manager Port Orford Hardware store while elope towards a better system should for a time— between «ne happily with his folks, had a narrow escape H r. and Mra. Gillings have gor/s toJ be the publishing of free text books. wadded coupla. As-'l do not deem from freein g to death in the ano r, Portland. J. D. Lnweks »»expected Another question that was dis it advisable to exp toe th« n tta >s of The young man left the railroad at E .B .H A U shortly from Sheridan, W y o , «nd cussed «1 length was the proposed the two belligerents, I will desig. West Fork to walk to Agness. Snow A tty, at-Law, N otary Public when he arrives h e w i 11 look after chsnges in the game law. The re nate them by calling them “ Papa” was falling, and whaa he reached the store and Mr. iLarson w ill return ducing of the beg lim it to bucks, and “ Mams.” Port Offend the high mountains be found it so to h it m ill businegy. the shortening o f - t h e season 15 Papa was au interested and lisp deep that he could no longer follow L is t Sunday was ope et «*” j days, sad th« prohibiting of the py participant in the pleasant event, the trail, being uushls to either go whiter a - u_x_u. bright sun and «_ days— j - j no billing of spike bucks, ,wera passed W. A. WOOD and desiring to carry some token to ahead or retrace bis steps. lie wiod. The old y e a r of l» lfi . (roly over as Immaterial compared to the his loving wife as a reminder that showed good judgment and prea- did herself proud In her dying precedent aatabHabed and fitifling m * » mt * try w dnrfog o il hta enjoyment ho kept Ewtffi -off' nr situ hi/ tiuM»tig splendor. But during tba night a involved In the raising of bunting «M ach , her oonstantly In mind, ho prsparo I log near the tra il «nd crawling Into eoath wind sprang up, and lb« New and fishing 1 ¡censes from fil t o f l 60. an unusually fat Limbergsr sand it for shelter to w a itf until help Year day was ushered in tempest« Thia waa looked upon as an enter wtch and wrapping it earefully in should arrive. The first night hr ouely; with wind and raia sod ing wedge that m ight be used to paper deposited the same ia Ilia had a fire , but after that it w in t/i practically bar the ceuotry boy end pocket. A rriving at boots Its found out and hwhad no matches w i t h ' Resident Dentist M r. and Mrs. W in. Gillings start girl from these healthful recreations the fam ily had not retired but were which to rebuild it. A little fowl ed last Saturday for Portland where in favor to the city sport. The enjoying a sort of musical enter that he had for lunch on the first W ill make periodical visits to Langlois, the tatter « ill receive medical at tnevting unanimously passed a res tainment. Papa, appearing to bo day was a ll that he had to eat. «nd Past Otfosd. AU tantion. Mrs. Gillings has bean olution asking Mr. Tirhenor to do very sleepy, retired to the Itedroom. Aa soon as young Riles was ailing for several months, and bar a ll within Ids power to prevent the Discovering mama’s nightie, he missed searching parties were start condition has become so serious that proposed raise. took it up, produced bis sandwich ed ont, and four days after he took M r. Gillings ia taking bar where she From legislation the topic lit dis and removing a liberal portion of refuge in the hollow log ha was C. w , BOBBMÍ8, M. D. can be treated by specialists. A eussion switched to a naval base, the interior, proceeded to attach it found, cold a»d nearly famished, Phyuiefe» »md »wrgoo« special auto came down from Bau and again there was harmony in to the inside o f the bosom. H e but otherwise a ll right. H e "bad Qold Beach, O regon. don sfter’lhem. agreeing that now is the time for than crawled io ta -bed and when kept-a trail beatan down from h it County court it in session at Gold Port Orford people to set; th a t i f mama entered shortly afterward log to tba main trail to aid the Bench thia weak. New officers who government is going to build the and proceeded In disrobe he ap> searchers in finding him H s^ is J. J. STAIÆ Y big tea wall hare now is the oppor peared to be asleep, but awoke on now al-Ws parents home at Agness, hare assumed their duties, arei W tune lim e to have II done. And be her entering the bed. A il was qutat and has recovered from bis ttrenu- Tolm an, sberiff; F. 8. Moore, is» a ' ' •or; G. J. Heiberger, commissioner; Having that there is « fighting for a time, then mama began to ous ex;ierience. OKKOON W . M. Kant, school superintendent; chanoe at least In eeours the naval sniff aa if something unpleasant was VOQUIM.K, » Coos B ay Nxwa. R. J. Canfield, snrreynr, and D r. C. base at Port Orford a committee of disturbing her 'repose Whereupon QÜAUTY” IS 'St i BOYLE JEWELRY 03. Budín, OfL Onm ■RSfc> 'nnouncemerit To cut the H ifh Cost of living we have incorporated into a company known as the Denmark Farmers Store, a t Denmark, Ore., having bought the Denm ark .Mer cantile Co. Store, which carried a f a ll line of everything astlally found in a general store, so from the beginning we are able to supply your w an ts a n d save you money, and orders are taken for gn y thing we do not oarry—we kindly ask your patronage. ■Bal ' T D L M j ' . -' ; . . ' ■ ■ We sell far oash only, an d by doing so we are able to meet the prices of ail m ail order houses an d give you a better article for your m o n ey-try us a n d be convinced. Come and investigate our prices before sending a w a y for your Christmas goods, and you will keep your money a t home, ’’ V ’ ' •<-2 D enm ark Farmers Store County Akitwut- Unity Cnyny. Curry 1 - — ATTOttXKT AT LAW ' eubu oaases Dr. F. A. Voge bsjv, W . Robbins, coroner. F. it. Ticbe three— F. B. Ttahenor, A. i. Marsh nor, who is oo his way to attend and Wm. Gillings, were chosen to I, the eadenfigned, hereby give no- the legislature at Salem, is also one meet with the naval oomrotesion « 5 Ä U ^ ' » « Ä Ä T b o la n e r committee is «xpeoted in Manager T . L . Carey of the W ed- Portland some time thie month, derburn Trading company slorergo and when there the local committee parties areheyebv warned pot to drive enmpaoied by Mrs. Carey and little w ill meet with it and present proof pita« or treepaa* in any mancar wbat- soeyer On said tldelaods or water tata. daughter, Marjorie, came up from showing why the naval base should ? -Mae. Asa« 0 . Osay. Rogue river by team and buggy last be located at Port Orford. Portland, Oregon. ; N. II. Larsoa, ss president o f the Wednesday, and after spending a night ia Port Orford returned horn*. Commercial d u b , presided at the M r. Carey says that the Wed derburn meeting. A number of ladies were mill is still running, cutting fir and present and some of them responded Port Orford, Oregon, cedar for local use, sad oak for a ia abort talks, Mrs. Rico causing considerable merriment by defining test io furniture making. Gqsd Fond 8 fa b lg attached. a pohlician-r-” digestion with a pho >tLj K I T A H I * P r o p r i e t o r , nographic attachment.*' Haalay-Axtal, The banquet was one of the moat A quiet wedding took plaee in «sti-fying to the In n er mas aver Port Orford yesterday, New .Year h* hl lW * P«*»- Five courses day, when Roger A- H « l « y end wereaervad-oystsr cocktail; shrimp Mis* Pearl V. A a let I were united in »e1»«1; «»up; T lx.ne steak, meshed marriage at tba parsonage by Hsv. Potatoes, hot rolls, peas, saur kraut; yPT> cream pin and coffee. The bride ie a popular, loeal A fter «.pleasant and profitable buyers foe Farom, yonng lady who has lived m«»*t of evening th . meeting adjourned to Cattle, or Daisy bee life h-re end at Bandon, being ' «e-emble again Friday evening in a Call and tee me, or a telephone operator at the latter business meeting ot the Cossmerd.l ttao and Hat your property with me. place for several yrar«. ,club' Te Wl I» t w « y K N A P P HOTEL CUUY CW W TT M AL OTATE The groom ie not so well known AGENT for Underwood Typsqntgr. Not« the following bargains at AD eid BMchrnes of an J asak j tobco aa here, but cornea well recommended from Brookings, where I»« 1« «nt- ( MoKenais A Poole. Rain Coal«, ployed, and where R m happy young'slicker*, 81.45. Medium length Careful raincoat«, l l j .|5 each, long costs oouple will rea|ds. M m The brjda haa the ffixh«« of • 82 5Q. Dressy rain coats. Good, « id a Circle of friends that » he bright year brand, tan w ith plain lin in g nam of tba naw year for her may and leather binding at seams,83.50. F. ». TICHENOR, Plaid Mackinaws with balta. neyer ba dimmed. an interesting dialogue was pulled The oerrrotsd figures o f the school off, about as follows, census of Coos county show that Mama—-For goodness sake, what there are about 100 less obiM rta of m alter with you? school age than there wsre last Papa— That is just the question I year. was about to ask you. Y ou r breath Cheese m arkers of Coos and Curry smells awful. organised in Coquille, Thursday, Mama— I t ’s not my breath, it’s Officers were chomn, and it was de yours. Y o u smell like you bed cided to get an sxpeit to handlothe something dead in your olwthss. standardiging. J . D. Carl, of Nor Papa— I have. Dead duck; hut way, is president; Lex Cope, of Lang« it doesn't smell. I t ’s you. You loi«, vie* president, and A. Chris must be sick. tensen, of M yrtle point, secretary Mams— I'm not sick, and it’s not and tvensurer. me, f o r i didn’t smell it until I got I f she meets with no nouidenl ba Into bed. I t ’« you and it’s horrible. tween now and the first of the year. Papa— I l ’s not me. I l ’s your the Adeline Smith will probably own breath that you smell. • m e n in g i* '™ 1 1 5 ^ .0 0 » lumlter Aw the year It * l6 During my own breath, You know that is 1915 «tie-carried 101,000,000 feet impossible. Pops— 1 don’t aoa «by. Your from Coo» Bay to ban Fi anciveo breath ia closer to your note than points, end she has already broken to my nose, and I can «moll it plen that record this year. No other vessel in the world has snv where ty- j«m i near equalled hee record. Mama— I can’t stand this, going to bunt another bed. Papa— W ell, I ’ll get up and prove to you it’s not me. (g e ls up and walks aero»* room.) 1 don’t smell it now, d<> you? Mains— Yoe, I'm afraid it ’s me. Qh, «h at shall | do? P«pa— Maybe y<»u have tha Jvp rosy. Mama— Does ieprusy sqirtl Hk« Mwt? Papa— I cannot m y, aa I was nay ìl i I t iesstd that the B»ili»h allies sre o fferin gjlie spruce innnufactu.- ersof Oregon and Washington a roti slantial advance over llieir PU6 buy tag figures, with au agreement to take their entire output. Hprure fit«« Oregon and Washington has revolutionised aeroplane coast ruction in Europe. An English aeroplane captain recently ta this country reported that th« allies now have 32. XXX) air maehinea in them b a ill of Pacific spruce. K B F u ll L in e © f D ry Goods, N o tio n s and F u rn ish in g s, F resh G roceries, and in fact e v e r y th in g y o u w a n t A ll N e w and Fresh, and P rices R ig h t. T W 'I , , « 1 . 3= C W Zum walt& Sons - " GENERAL la ck szn ith in g W agons and B u ggies for Sale, kept in Stock, also A gent for A ll K inds o f Farm ing 1 « . piem ents; M cCormick Mowers, etc. and Iron Work prom ptly dona, a t a rea so n a b le price, Y our patronage solicited. w BEECHER JESS -ÿ P o r t O r f o r d , O r e gt o n I laWK »Maa»»*»»q«aMfeF nwn» ~i tyrniTiwawn\ ut ,i . p / l . tnfiFMl»I ffi1 h '» g w «»feta . ¿a