The Port Orford tribune., March 14, 1917, Image 2

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passen» ÿ O Y I Î ' K
fo llo w in g
o f one o f A m eric a ’« greatest bt-ne p arties; J , Burnett, W Ions o f gen
factors be a p p ro p ria te ly celebrated < * • ! tovicban dise; Joe N a y , <2 tons
THAT BONDING ISSUE
HARDY 1. STEWART
«4. C O U M I n S I O N K R
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h a y N e w * in M »y 1882;
S
T h e A rc a ta oo her w ay op called
fb u *
w ill each re p u frlu g d a l« <<f the b irth
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13.
T h e fo llo w in g li»|M *i.n>g » nt P 'tf,
a dju urnvd
d id a « c ry cum m rnd abk- th in g »b e n
i l |.roxi*l«d for ^ Frsitoee E
W illa r d
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1 ib R W .tb .4 a te la wklafa y e a r nth - i
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NARDI T. W BW ART.
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S C H U Y L E R COOR.
A TRIBUTE TO F. A-
STEW
A1J.
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w a itin g
to l,e
statue« o f l)r .
John
t h e 1,
expect« to s h ip lu m b e r in J u ly or
M o L o u g h la n
A u g u st. T h e fre ig h t fo r C. T h o in -
a n d A b ig a il Sookk I Io n i w a y .
I aa con«i«U o f auch a rtic le» a t w o « Id
o f C o n g re w in 1»64, and th e Preai-
d e n t was autb o rix e d to
to be fo rm e d , tw o statues
?
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present
have »0 fa r
a vailed
(beinretves o f lh e « re a l honor.
V ir g in ia i« represented by George
W e a h in g lo n
and
K o b e it E .
designated fo r
*
y * « r . ’ »Vhile
H v o ly place
the steam er
d is tin c tio n
|**««® 8r»S
‘
G o ld I t e n e l>,
were tu in i« h e d
w ith
Qabing poles
a n d were accom panied to
the lake
near
were ac­
to w u by t|,o»e w ho
q uainted w ill, the beat location» for
fa r m ;
th a t
others m ade a ra id on C a p
chiefest
la in T ic h e n o r’a residence where they
he h»d
» e re b o u n tifu lly sup plied
»tales— ltliir o i» ,
.
.
.
O reg on
M rs. C . D . IL a m so n , P r o p .
J. H . U P T O N .
NOTARY
P U B L IC ,
L a so «'” «. C i a a r C o -, Oaaooa-
ashore, and the tru e
tro u t fishing; o ilie r« made a t r ip to
a t see J > * N a y 's f*st horse* and the
the V i r
im p ro vem ents being innde on hie
whose
hsd been
three
w ith the
m a n y good tilin g s tri« fa rm produces
N O T IU K
FOR
D bpakthknt O r T h e I n t e e io b ,
United States Land Office.
Roseburg. Oregon, F ebruary 6 , 1U17
Notice ,a hereby elven that
J O H N H . G LA S P B Y
of Denm ark, Oregon, who on Augnwt
14. }911, m.»de H-menteed E n try , '■‘erhil
No. 07440 for (be S E | of N £ i< , N E | of
S E i, N X of R R X o f S E X , S W l of BfU
of S E X of Sec. 83, and S W X o f NW J
o f Sec. 24, Tp 31 8 , R 14 W , and on
A u g u s t4. 1916, made Addiiional Home­
stead E n try , Seidel N<>. 010289 f -v PE |
S E I S E | of Seeti .n 23 T p 31S, K 14 W ,
W illam ette M eridian, lias filed notice
o f intention to make F ilia l Five y> ar
Proof, to establish claim to tbe land
“ bo”
dT 5 r i^ d -„ b* ,o r"
« » ' ’’r T-
Stewart, U . S. Comminaionsr, a t his
office at Port O rfo rd , Oregon, on the
24th day of M arch, 1917,.
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C laim an t n£p;e« as witnesses:
A lfre d H a ft o f Denmark, Oregon.
Oa< ar J. Mai her o f Port Orford, Oregon.
Thomas Robinson o f ........................’■
W illiam Me t’ld Harney ••
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W . H . C anon ,
Register.
EΩS
G e rm a n y
ST, PATRICKS DAY DANCE
haa
insisted th a t
ships, enem y a n d n e u tra l, keep qot
o f a “ barred sone” and h«s decreed
th a t a ll
partons w ho
e n ls r except
by h e r leave s h a ll perish.
C le a rly i t is th e A m eric a n
In the Frojnip H all, Porf Orford,
E vening of March l / t h , 1917
S iip i
sr at tbe Seaside 50c
Tickets 1 1
a ll
f^
n
Reward. BIBB
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. r ’J S i
w<M
tfts M M th a t e etrto e hes
►le to care In a ll its birmo . and
ssesHlsIWasI
tte e tS S .
C a ta rrh C a r . la ta ke n In ta ra a ttr
— > th ru th e Blood on t h . Maeowe
I a t t h . S y .» rm t h «
» .t h e re w M e tlo e or t h .
« t» ln « t h . patient .t r * n r t h by
WS l b . e m e tltu tto u and uds<
ta re la d o ln * Its w ork.
Th.
tsrs he»» ao n e c k fa
..........
ith In t h . c u ra tiv e
q aw er» e f , H a ir » C a ta rrh C
- um
r . that
■ » « a tta r O n . H undred D o n a n ta r asv
t f ’S U S i n ’Ì S
K
^
To~ *
fl^ s te n b ro q k
. sleweUr
-fin
W atches and Clocks repaired
at reasonable price*.
AU
work guaranteed.
G old B kach , O regon .
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. . 92
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«Uh« ead rrf 33 ÍE) ! roe 4ucM«
p u rs u it o f o u r
la w fu l
«Ikrhtlr «««J .o<i « io « d I —
hind p b .lo . o< -n itu d n n l
mak.A The a b « , re a tew
to defend o n r s h ip s and o u r N a tio n ,
y ir w .n i. ÌI ii » r X t ^ n i k s w
k i our low tmuri n liiwgsAss»
fai p n .n i .t » lo w it.c ». II. H r aar
tr-„* a, ■< Sors not prora to t a as
I tir e n w c tiilo n . In erat» wav
_ th - ta c it stipo ras ta ra
a ) « n ««sib* Ml
•am i»« h e n n ira , f n« 1er,m
te n lio n o f jo in in g th s a llie s , a n d nq
desire to d estro y
G e rm a n y , n o r
to
h a v e G e rm a n y destroyed.
T h e A m e ric a n people have no de-
o r present
if
in te n tio n to
send
soldiers to E u ro p e , even
a stale
o f w a r s h a ll ensue.
T b s A m eric a n people have an u n ­
a lte ra b le and p n fa lle rin g
now and h ere a fte r,
purpose,
to defend
p reserve th e ir te r r ito r ia l
and
in te g r ity
apd ih « ir N a tio n a l existence, and
th e y h ave no o th e r m ilit a r y o r na
v a l p o l i c y . ________
T h e a u th o r itie s 'a t B e rlin confess
a n d d efen d th e d ia b o lic a l p lo t to
b ribe M e x ic o a p d J a p a n in to a t .
ta c k in g the U n ite d States. -
L an g lo is , O f.
Sw sst *
Guaranteed 2 9 Ytft**
lta lie- a r n i t Ite
H a r d w a r e o í a ll R inds
M c ltln e r y & M o w i n g M a c h in e * .
E x t r a » fo x D a i r y i n g ) O s b o r n e ,
M ilw a u k e e M a c h in e r y .
P a in t s ,O ils & S lu m p in g P o w d e r
F in 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 lia , a n d o th e r
S p o r tin g
¡_ o o <1 h k e p t i n S t o c k .
D o o r s a n d W in d o w s in v a r ie ty
c o n s ta n tly k e p t o n h a n d .
P ip e F ittin g s , P lu m b in g a n d T in
w o r k o f a ll k in d s d o n e o n s h o r t
n o tic e .
h îîv e r $
B o w m an .
L a n g lo is , O r.
Port Orford Furniture
& Hardware Store
Harness, Fishing-tackle
Stumping Powder
W H.
G IL L IN G S , P R O P .
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vnaraatf»« a
P * IM I
9rr |nt|g
■owe.
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Celebrated Starck Playey «Piano
Thia wondrrful instrument W tigg
mnricianeef tuall. T h e Star ;k }?hyer-
F’isno is rirh-toned, easy to opeiats
sea dembln. 1« he. w in r « rh u N « . o» ,o-
«Ue lentoi.i Un. » .Ite 1, J«M the In .r r u ^ M
low ie—4 IB yoer hue«. Oor d im ) (,<n, tJC
f
T » t w o p o rrta w r of Starck Pteao.. we « f r .
trae SO e iM z leM oa. In do . ol (he heal knows
KhoolA la CMcnro. Von t i k . th .w I r m e , ia
ra w own hoaie. by n a il. a a 4 s fall r o a n
iaWiucdea I . ogwes.
F. A. STARCK PIANO CO.
CHICAGO
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P ia n o B o a lt C & ppw
r. A. Otarck Flswe C*.
t.zrpricM ere lew. Aa4 we wUl take root old
kfatarfaettwae.
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fcna of trial yo« cm biffel
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Lisy PajBote
You will be delighted with tf
sweetness, purity and power cf p
tone of the Stsirrk Picnp. V w:l| he
pltaM « with ft» hr»«'»
Langlois Hardware
_ h V r .2 îC X I7 ~ « f
roti
par ifa . traiafal tata
Iste»? cn m p i't. « K o a d -h u S
t a m i a S et
a la a g a iu a l a tta c k , a n d no mors.
A m e ric a n
D ean
Í-Vjn«y
bwxos
lásM t
»«rtk .
W e h .v . e c n itM ilr col
dsaigna. w ith ships and c itiaen s, a n d
airs
S IM
& 4rs:tn
a A a • • ,9 * *—
barred
T h e A m e ric a n people h av e no ip-
MUSIC BY THE BAND
W e tenure ns «»!■«* Jh e i-
Yuq
not asked Vo tie
up w
*ny way. A ll
y,.a (I« j« |s tate the piano Into
your hem« (< >r 30 days free trial,
where you test if «ud try k in
ycur cwt, wvy.
go in to th s
a n d purpoas to
yone, iu the
d u ty
P ia n o ^
Sor
P U B L IC A T IO N .
Senator Harry Lane is being crucified upon th e cross
public opinion in Oregon. The pre^s of the S tate is but th e ______
»econd ______
place _____
was ____________
fo rtu n a te ly by c h a n g in g and d ry in g clothe«, a t
k e p t vaca n t "and fin a lly fille d b y ¡
r e w r t k e p t by Asa C a r-
ge ope voice in hi9 denunciation. U ndoubtedly i f he could
O rfo rd is u su a lly a q u ie t
Be reached by the voters who placed him in his high posi­ th e bronse statue o f tb s la te Frances m a n -
E . W illa r d lu 1905.
place Io a ll appearances b ut w h e n ,
tion they would recall him with an overw helm ing m ajority
a lot of paeaengers w ho have been
N e x t to g iv in g a place in th e gal
Bove of country is one of the highest and noblest attributes
on a coasting t r ip fo r several d ays
W illa r d , the m oel f i t ' are ]et loose in the tow n it looks as
pf civilized ipan, apd ju st now the fires of patriotism are * r Y 10
desig nation w as th a t o f Roger W i l
though « recess was being tak e n .
sw eeping ever th is land o f ours with dynam ic force, c o n ­
lie io a , th e B a p tis t, w ho had fled
sum ing those who would stay their progress. A nd this fro m Massachusetts in tbs darkness in
W e are agents for ‘ ’Q u a lit y ” T a i
Noticp Pf Notary A m a t n p L
great patriotic wave bust in fury upon Senator Lane when tb e d ire c tio n o f ll;« w ilds o f Rhode lore. L o o k the lin e o f sam ples oVer
a t our store. S tu d y th e v a lu e a n d
Be attem pted to deny the President the power to arm our Is la n d taescape th e h a n g m a n ’s rope y o u Will gee (lis t y o u get q u a lity
M in rin f renewed m y fpmpnisafon as
perch an tm en against subm arines. H is past services to his in tbs hands o f B ay ,S ta ts C h ris tia n s . fo r a u a lily . Y o u can save m oney by N otary Public. 1 am now prepared to
E v e ry do any work along th a t line.
T h is d esig nation was m ads in b u y in g the “ Q u a lity ” lin e .
{State and nation are forgotten, and w hile hie h ig h purpose
H . T . Stew art.
s u it g uaran tee I . M o K e n a le i t Poole
1870.
and the sincerity of his conviction in taking the stand that
T h s O regonian boils dow n the
he has is not im pugned, yet he has been placed in th e light
Famous Swsot Totted
s
itu
a tio n as follow s:
pf Being an unpatriotic citjzeq o f h|8 country, and m ust
T h e U n ite d Stntes does nqt seek
pBidp the poqsquences thereof.
i t e c e l i
and has not p ro v o k e d , nor w jll i t
It is not the purpose o f this article to condem n or ex-'
provoke, w a r w ith Q e rip a n y qr sp y
fo il the actions of Harry Lane, but to call attention to the o th e r n a tio n .
need of a change in the rales that govern Congress. Som e­
B u t the A m eric a n people w ill not
2«
th in g is radically wrong grbep 12 fillibustering Senators ab an d o n , a t th s behest o f G e rm a n y ,
pan hold up the w ill o f 76 of their colleagues gs in th is in ­ >»r a n y flth e r n atio n , th e in e s tim a b le
-
2 X ’ •C-',
stance. There should be a lim it to the tim e a Senator can p u b lic r ig h t to p u rsu e th e ir la w fu l
business in peace a t hom e o ra t)rq « J
talk on any one subject, so that all questions com in g be­
Lh a;l Frs=s Ocr Farfary
on the high sea.
fore that body m ay he acted upop. Thera is b q | one form
I f th e re ia w a r, as a consequence
Wi3 Save You $100 or itbre
pf a democratic governm ent, and that is a ihajorjty rule. o f m a in te n a n c e o f u n d is p u te d and
A V * B% O ffer f t to send you far
w SO d n y r free trial in your home
T h e scene of y h ieh Senator Lane way a parf, is > disgrace in d is p u ta b le rig h ts , i t w ill be be
a beau..: nl, fnrranteed Starck PUno
c
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ts
G
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rm
a
n
y
in
v
ite
s
and
declares
to this form of governm ent.
£;.-cct im m n'T factory, tberebyaav-
fcig you
or more. - —
it, and for BO other reason.
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of
POWERS, OREGON
th ia
Lee,
g in ia L e g is la tu re ..
S h ields,
J ^ a ii.. S o lic ite d
•Surveyor fo r th e D is tr ic t o i O r ­
egon.
was d e .
th e h o n o r
the sam e d a te — J908— by
Jam es
b y
B u s in e e s
I n t e r e s t p a i d o n S a y i n g J U ’t s .
»aw ing logs
th e S ta le ahuuld be w o ,th y o f coin j l,o « p ita litr o f the residents o f the
m e m n ra tio i, in S ta tu a ry H a l l , and place was m ede m»n>fes>. Sotue
both
Y o u r
F o r
Lep. (J. 8. Mineral 8arvej«i
h ie to rie ta iu o d a t P o rt O rfo rd , aeverul o f the
renow n o r c iv il o r m ilita ry service to
o n ly 27 «tales
•ffa n d lin g
F a c i l i t y
D E N N I S C U N N J F F , J U .,
in d ic a tio n s P o rt
M in n es o ta a n d
M is s o u ri it; the w h ile tbe m ore u n fo rtu n a te one«,
U n ite d State» Nsnate, w»» a p p o in t , w ho got ducked in tbe s u rf by the
ad b y th s Il l i n o i s L eg i« letu ra in indiecrset selection of a t a ilo r to
them selves
18V3 for p place ip the H a l l , « b ile rid « ashore, contented
SENATE EULES SHOULD BE CHANGED.
i'
nntl h " * »
is p ith e r
deceased c ili»
sene ol the 8 ta te w hom fo r
represented
"
M r . T h o m a a w ill im m e d ia te ly com
in v ite each menco g ettin g o u| a n d
state to c o n trib u te to the collection
m a rb la o r b ro m e , c f
S v c r y
tille d by
S ta tu a ry H a l l , fo rm e rly lh e H a l l J bo needed in lhe logging caropa grid
The following tribute to the memory o f F . A . S tew art appeared editorially
o
f
i h r Ifo u a e o f Representative« » » » , m i l l , aouih o f P o rt O rfo rd , w hich
fo the Coos £ ^ y Harbor o f March 9th, 1917:
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established as S ta tu a ry R a i l by act ' hw b*® lea»ed fro m J . L ea d m o n d .
T o the writer. F. A. Stewart was » true friend, one in
tyhom we had the greatest confidence, whom we honored,
adm ired and loved. He was the m ost interesting man we
h ave ever m et, and livin g in Curry county, a sparsely se t­
tled cynim qirity, shut off from the outside world e x cep t by
stage and boat, his sphere of usefulness was m anacled to
th e detrim ent of the state ap4
nation. If Mr, Stewart
jiad jept energy to his ability be m ight have been a lead ­
in g statesman of the nation, but instead he preferred to
com m une with nature, delve into tfre richly laden and well
Ridden ore spots, collect rare gem s thrown up by th e «
pnd do those th in gs which served to speed the m om ents of
Bis declining years. H e could have been im m en sely weal­
th y but preferred the plegspres and oontentm ent o f plgpty
to serye his purpose. H e Jeaveg as his m ost treasured es­
tate a collection of rare agates which so far have never
Been equalled by any exhibitor.
J fa c
B a n k in g
Contests have beep initiated .over th e^ to te i n which,
le m p e ra in e n ta lly C o m battive, M i u
prizes are awarded to the best articles on the Good Bonds W illa r d m a d e uneeaMng w a r on at,Id o u t the »lock o f good« in hi»
H» Tówidiidp 32 south, n in n e 1SW., W .
iiotiue of his
bis ' iflteniton
bonding issue, and the subject of C ontest A is en ou gh to im m o r a lity , in jits lio s a n d wrong L i i P o rt U rfo rd »lore la s t f a ll, wftb- M'., has tilt-l imtloe
v ie w o f re tirin g fro m t h e . burijias»; to make fiwsi Throe-year Proof, to
H orn in M on I
give a Curry cou n iyite a pain, via: “The Benefit Accruing ' all o f t h e ir pleases.
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,
. h u t his Isle a r r iv a l w o u ld l»ad u» establish claim to the land above des­
’T
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M l " j to believe th a t b i. love fo r th e p lace cribed. before H a id y T . Stew art, U . 8 .
to the County in Which the Writer is a R esident from the X
Commissioner, a t hi* ofl^e a t p o rt O r­
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ion!, Oregon, pn the 9tb day o f 4 P r’b
Im provem ent o f the Roads Described in the $6,000,000 W H l- r d , a fte r . I o n , labo r,.,«« e r e „
■n good work« p*a«mJ aw ay in E v e n
T h „ fre ig h l f(>r M r
c0 „ s ir f_
Bonding Act.” Aud poor Curry is the only county in the
Claim ant names as witnesses:
•to n . I } l . , t o t .N o r m a l
Jirinc, lM „ y (>f m a c h ln e fy for . Lester Keller, o f P o rt O rford, Qraroo,
jttattt (hat doesn't get a slice of the big m elon!
Elm ore Spurgeon, ••
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.h e had p re « ,d e l over lon g y e a r .
|n jl|
h#
H. A. McPhvraon, “
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Tiie oply benefit that Curry pould possibly derive from sin or, in 1878. A n d to th e e v e r-
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, on h it fa rm «t E lk creek, Rome fou r A. W . Cook,
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the bond issue would he ip an indirect way by the im prove­
I m iles fro m Port O rfo rd . T h e m ill
Kexister
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be
f
t
m
id
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brOnse
statue
of
m ent o f the roads Lading into Coos eou nty, and th is is ^ s o
1 j w ill be lonatfad in one o f lhe larg est
y
O0 th „
yemote that the act will hardly receive the support of a t b . great d eo eaod o c o u tfa . a u ic b .
H e l l in W a s h in g to n >
,
T h „ lu m k e r w il|
h au !ed
FOB SALE,
porporal’a guard a t the June election in th is cou n ty. Tho th e first, and o n ly wom an t h u . f * r Q0 w a g o n , to P o rt O rfo rd a n d run
TgieuMK is of the opinion that the bond issue is a good to occupy »«oh
a d i.lia c t .n n , o u t
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th in g for the State in general, but it was unfair and unjust B u l . h a w . l l not be the l . . t one. B , „ | e R o < *, on a w ire chu te to a W ill give term *. Cheap re n t For fu r­
regched th e r particulars inquire of
¡when po provision was made for the roads of Curry county E ach e t a t . j . e n title d to a place in p,>inl w bich „ „
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Nay ha. •
and if the influence of onr cou n ty should 'defeat th e issue the great H a l l for t a w . t . t « e . a n d „ ,
Langlois, Oregon.
f « " * « f -»en e m p lo y ^ and
jt would he justice vindicated.
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Vu iteri States L au d Office,
Roseburg, O r«4 *n, February ¡3, 191J»
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