-poruoiimionr
Have yon paid the printerT
John Mickenia ie going to Boat-
M ro.O . F. Schurz died a» her
land to-bay an aeto truck to paten
Only the amet up-to-date in
S ix « March 29, 1817,
ihe run between thia place and Ban*
Watcbee, Bracelet«, and
ae
ibe
re
ta
il
of aa aocident that be
Mrs.
T
.
J.
Cook,
of
Lebanon,
ar
don. There ia muob freight hand I-
Lavailiere are carried In
rived in town last evening on her ed along (his route, and U r. Mac fell her Awo days prior to her d « th .
Stock. B IG B E N Alarm s,
She bad bee« partially crippled for
way to visit old friends and acquain kenzie should do p good business.
P A R K E R Fountain Pana,
a »amber of yeare and when step
and A T H E N A Silverw are
tances at Bogue river.
Deputy
Labor Commissioner, prog onto tbe porch of her home a
ara always carried in our
Sold. MePbillamey returned Mun |C. H . Oram, baa tendered his ree-
Large Stock.
, gust of wiad kaused her to foil to
day from M arableld, where he went ignation following a request from
last week as a witness in the mining Commissionar O. P. H u ff that be ,tbet her kip end ooller boas were
broken. Dr. Sobmidt wee « lie d ,
injunction cosa on Bissa.
I do to. U r. H u ff raid the request but on aeoouat of ber age the injur
Attorney B. B. H a ll baa. moved, wae made in the internet of effloien
ad lady could not recover.
bis
offices from'the Nieleee building oy. M r. Gram has been inspecting
la our Specialty. Nothing
Tbe deceased wea born to the stale
on Jaeksou street if f the rooms at the mills of Corry eounty, as a part
too difficult fo r our Repair
of Michigan on Christ ma» day, 1846,
Department. T ry us and
the rear of the Lances drug store of hit work, for several years past,
and was thus 70 y « re , 3 months
pe convinced.
on Front street.
| W i„
whtf ba- bean*
and 5 days of ago at the time of her
• Commireioner B. « . Sypher was ’ pUy«d at Powers sioee the tr e t of (foelb. She wee married to O. P.
in town Monday night while on th , year, wae In Port Orford over Schurz at Goldendale, Wash.' In
hia way to attend the April term of Monday nigbt while eoroute to Gold the early days of ber life she united
Couoty Court wbfob eonvaned la Be »eh. Ha say« that aotwithetaed- with tbe Baptist ehureh in ‘which
Gold Beach today.
I teg a lata raise of too per cent in she lived a ocas ¡steal Christian life,
The residents of the Middle E lk , wages tbe Smith-Powers company having in later years mat with re.
neighborhood commenced workyro, could now use about 150 more men verses of fortune, and suffering from
wae Ne. 544.
ill health, ber faith never wavered
terdsy rebuilding the Bald Moun- than they can get.
Coming to Curry eounty with her
tain crack bridge, which we. broken
gheriff Q#g# h„
down by a large tree in one of the ile. „ ler, runni
j|jU>
B. , , . nd husband about a year ago Mrs.
COLLIE» H. BUFFINGTON late winter etorme.
the C o q u ille snd M y . that he la go- Schurz wae held io love and «leein
by the arquaintano« she made.
H est Sunday i . Barter S sn d .y, i.
, u r. id,
A husband, one sisUr lo Eureka.
and
there
will
be
preaching
in
the
>
—
in
Cooi
Orerò«
church a tH l o’clock in the morning, ^ y
h„ l>eell , toppwl. I f Cu r. Cal., two brothers in Florida, two
brothers to Michigan, one brother
Immediately
following
Sunday • , , official, ih o „ , ainlilnr
in Washington, and one brother at
school, and at 7.80 in the evening
D-
this summer in checking the auto
p. A. SC H M ID T, M.
this plaoe, F. U . Robinson, survive
there w ill be Ksster »zeroises by the
mobile bootleggers from Crescent
Physician A Burgeon
the deceased lady. Tba funeral was
children.
C ity, the booze business will be
Langlois, O re g o n
Upon recommendation of the State nearer killed in the two counties held ia the Port Orlord cemetery
Saturday afternoon, Rev. Myers
Telephone connection with main line Highway commission it is now plan- than ever before.
cooduetiag'Vhe
services. A goodly
ned for every oounty ia tha State to
There are eaid to be about 100,000 number of friends were present des
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share in the 86,000,600 bonding set
lies in tbe the wood» adjacent to pite tbe stormy weather, and the
if it ia passed at the election in June.
Port Orford that w ill be shipped grave wae oovered with their floral
A portion of the fund would be need
from here thia summer. New con offerings.
for the improvement of the road
tracts are being let end more cutters
from Bandon to the California line.
are going into tha woods ae summer
Card ef Thanks.
Geo. Johnson, Who for the peat approach«, eo that the season’s out
G o ld B i a c l , O r e g o n
several seasons bae been Superinten put ii sure to be considerable larger
W e take thia manner of expressing
dent of Ibe Maolray Estate cannery than ever before. There wae talk
our h ea rt-felt thanks to the many
Has the 0«ly Set of Abstract at Wedderburn, passed down the
last summer that tbe Betobrook friend» and neighbors who assisted
coast a few days ago to resume the
Rooks in Curry County
mmpany would ship these ties over in word or deed during the sickness,
same position during tbe coming
a wire oable from Fort Point, bat death and burial o f our w ife and sister.
summer. Mr. Johnson »pends the it ie now believed that they will go T h e ir many acts o f kindness w ill be re
Eighteeu Years Experience
membered while life lasts.
winters at hie home in Portland.
out over the wharf which the local
O. P. S churz ,
T . C. Clark spent a couple of d ay* W harf ooropany w ill rebuild at toon
F. H. R obm so n ,
Prompt, Efficient Service
in town the first of the week from aa weather conditions permit.
the beach mines at Cape Blanco.
W. A. WOOD, Manager
He says that the miners have not
Have T « Paid ike Printer?
Gets W ent Of Trade.
done much daring the pert month
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on account of the stormy weather
The T r ib u n i it sending aiate-
Timber land in Curry county
and the high seaa which have kept
E. B. HALL
mente to delinquent subscribers this
worth 83,000 wae traded for 20 aeroe
week, a Course made neorsmry by
Atty, at Law, N otary Public the beach »wash.
of Yakima land, under the govern
Garrison lake broke out tour tbe
the Mg inorea« in the tost of print
Port Orford
ment irrigation project, by Eliza-
the ocean last Friday and bad a big
ing material. Not only has paper
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....■----- - run-out. Several of these have tak brth A. Me Ads ma and Paul G- Gee- doubled in prioir, but iek sndevery
lenbein. Now they have dieuuvered,
thing used in thè print shop baa gone
eo place In Ihe past few year», »inoe
Recording to n complaint file^ in
W. A . WQQD
tbe old channel »round the blqff
skyward— everything but tbe price
Ihe Circuit Court at Portland, laat
of our paper to our readers which
baa been closed. Getting tbe stag
a tt o k n k y a t la w
week, that the Yakim a land is worth
stays the «ama. The high p rie «
nant
water
ont
of
the
lake
end
it
K ... »OLD BEA j CK • ORKttOS
only a dollar an acre. Charges »of
have caused hundred« of oountry
filling with fresh water has made
fraud are made in the complaint.
papere to suspend publication. We
tbe fishing better, and it ia also be
The plaintiff says they , relied upon
are not going to do this, but your
lieved th at these run-outs are re
repreeentalivw of Nathan Gage, tbe
tponsible for ihe large number o f
remittanoe will make tbe going Me
Resident Dentist
ducks that were on tha lake last agent who made the trade, and Gage ier and will be appreciated— « a d it
and Ed De Young, former owners of
frnden, Oregaa
in il you ara in arreara. One email
fall having made better feeding
tbe Yakim a property, are named u
remittanoe may not amount to a
grounds for them.
W ill malts periodical visits to Langlois,
defendants in the « lio n asking for
great
d « l , but « v e rs i hundred of
For
some
time
tbe
local
etorw
and Port Orford* AU work guaranteed.
a judgment setting aside the deed
tbemdo and wa hope that « o h de
have been getting merchandise over
to'thn timber lead.
linqnent w ill do bis part. Tba
land from Bandun, made necessary
printed date on your paper shows
by Ibe stormy weather which has
C. W . R O BBINS, M. D.
kept the gaaolioe boats from b rin g War Expected Tc Be Declared Teday. when your subacription expire», and
P hysician and Surgeon
it will not hurt our feelings if you
ing the freight from Coos Bay. Tbe
The latest news over the wire« remit without waiting to reoeive a
Bandon haul in tbe winter time is
Gold Beach, Oregon.
a bad one, and has added an extra last evening was to the effect that statement.
WATCH REPAIRING
3
BOYLE JEWELRY 00.
Banden, On.
{grry Cowty U itr ic t-
Realty Company.
Dr. F. A, Voge
J. C. JO H N SO N
A T T O ItN K V
A T L .V W
21 Tears Practice inOregen Caurts
tax to the high coat of living at Port
Orford. One of the boats is now
said to be loaded for this port, and
from present indications should be
able to make the trip within tbe
G o l d B e a to la , - - <>•«-«»»•*
next few day»,
pixtrict A ttorney for Carry Cn.
To W h o m It
May
C o n c e rn .
1, the undersigned, hereby g ive no
tion th a t I h a r t a conveyance Iro m tbs
Patentee to tidelahds and w ater lota In
the H arb or of P o rtO rlo r-1, Oregon, on
a portion oi w hich a p a r t of tha w h a rf
|a erected w ith o u t m y content. A lt
parties are hereby warned n ot to drive
piles or treapaaa in any m anner w hat
soever on said tide I an, la of
Portland, Oregon.
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K N A P P H Q TEU
Port Orford, Oregon,
Go id Feud Rtnbln attached.
I. KFLA.K>P P r o p r i e t o r .
Fid
CURRT COUNTY REAL ESTATE
1 have b u y ers for Forma, Tim ber
Palm a, Sheep. C attle, or D airy ranches.
Call and see me. or send fu ll descrip
tion and Hat your property w ith Ynu.
A G E N T for Underwood T yp e w rite r.
All old machinça q f »ny ipgke faken as
part payment.
Careful and
I at
F. B. ticrenqr .
P ertO rfq rt,
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March lived up to its reputation,
for after coming in like a lamb it
went out like a lion in a oold, wea
terly storm lest Saturday. A» «
whole the month wae tbe worst of
tba winter, being n continuation of
blustery storms with much snow
falling <u the mountains. Spring
crops end gardens are mostly un
plauted, and farmers are behind
with their work. One encouraging
feature is that tbe lets Spring ie
holding back the fru it until it
should be aafe from frosts end bail,
which makes a Mg yield highly
probable.
N . F. Woodcock and »one 'were
among the miners on the beach
south of town who made good wag
ee during the winter for the time
they worked. They have taken
out V or 8 ounces of gold, an ounce
pf platinum end about H 6 worth of
of oemirldtoro. The ounce of plat
inum brought 8100, which is a bet
ter price then roost of the miners
hereabouts have been receiving,
probably due to the foot that Mr.
W oodcock t,»ok more care in clean
ing it before sending it away. I t
w ill be notloed that the sands on
this beach carry moro gold values
by considerable then platinum,
while on the Cape Btonoe beach,
but a few m il« distent, it ie ibe op
poeite, M the miners th e n take out
nearly double the piatinem values
that they do <■ gold.
Congress is in continuous session
end it wee expected war would be
declared against Germauy today.
Tbe first call, it is « id , will be
for 600,000 volunteers, while it ia
reported a measure ie being consid
ered calling for an arm y of from
3,000,000 to 5,000,000 men. The
Chamberlain Compulsory M ilitary
Training Bill is expected to pass.
Tbe American ebip Ax tec Ins
been sunk with a loss of 18 lives.
German agetito are M id to be busy
ia South American Reputoraetrying
to get then! to break with the U n it
Tbe opea isaaon for trout Ashing
last Snoday, tba let.
An ail. far an
all-n ig h t
bend
d a n « w ill be noticed in thie
W m t r r r W orld ,
GamaBtonley who has
ployed at Port Orford, left Monday
for hie home at Vaneonver, Wash.
Made to Measure
$14.50 up
Geo. W illie, of Oakland. Cal., ar
rived 8atardey. He ie interested to
mining hero and to Carry oounty..
L . M . H i l l of Ben Francisco a r .
riyed this week to take the place of
Mr. McCartney w wireless operator
at Cepe Blanco.
M r. and Mrs. O. J. M a th « of
Port Orford and R. MePbillamey of
the S ix « mine went to Marshfield
Tnesday to attend the injunction
hearing before Judge Coke.
M i « Margaret 8tonebriek who
has completed a school term es teach
er at Agnees ia Curry county, atop
ped ia Bandon tbe forepart of the
week enroute to ber home at PorL
laud.
M. D. Sherrard, employed ae A
machinist at the t>ig Smith m ill at
Marshfield, sprat the weekend look-
ing after bueine»e matters in Ban
don. Mr. Sherrard has the offer of
a five year oontract to work tor the
U. 8. government a« a machinist ia
the navy yards at Mare Island, CaL,
and he hat been seriously consider
ing tbe proposition.
Cooa ba y
News.
Repairs made necessary whan
the gas schooner Rustier went on
the beach near the month of Rogue
river recently, are not yet oomplet.
ed, and it w ill be a few days before
the ie again ready to resume ber
tripe to Curry oounty porta.
Fishermen made money last w « k ,
catching silver smelt, for whioh they
received 5c per pound. Tbe Seh
were shipped to eaelern markets.
Two fishermen on Thursday brought
1600 pounds to the cold storage
plant.
>
Petition for the iuvoluntery bank
ruptcy of the B. A. Seaborg Salmon
Canning Co. of Astoria, was filed in
the federal court at Portland on F ri
day by Wong K m . head of tbe Woog
Kee company of Astoria. In the
petition Wong allegro that the 8 «
borg company haa debts amounting
to more than 8 10,000 and that be
bolds promissory n o t« in the amount
of 82,350 against tbe company. The
uotw ere unsecured. Woeg rwitro
that John D. G o « has taken the
position of preferred creditor through
attachment proceedings against Sea-
borg propertiw, and now Wong
seeks protection by throwing the
ease into the bankruptcy eoerle. I t
ie elated that tba company’s debt-
o n do not exoead more than 12 in
number.
Cam« From LaGraafle Leaking Fer
Win, Pastry was ia Port Orlord
tbe first of the week, having oome
from La Grande, Or., for tbe pur
B a« fe West Indi«.
pose of taking up a timber claim,
and tf not that, then a good home
Fan erne C ity, March 30.— Eight stead would do where «took did not
een German subm arin« and a base require feeding but could ran out
have been dieoovered off H ayti on tbe range the y « r round. M r.
Navy luge are towing the submar Paaeey wae surprised when he ar
ines to a p o rfia tha United States. rived here to find that practically
Tbe tugs are oouvuyed by a battle a ll of the timber teed in the couoty
ship off the steamer course.
outside of tbe National For M t . has
Washington, March 80.— Reports hern patented for year«, and that
of tbe discovery Of a GerBMR sub tbe day of the homesteader ia alt
marine base in the West In d i« but gone. After looking things ov
were received tonight with little er, M r. Paaeey started for the Klam
ed Statos.
earp ri« in Washington. Tbe navy alb Lake oountry where he w ill in
MU m C cbvwf W « 1 W LMwtatiw«. department, bawever, displays a vestiget« the opportunities offered
epbyax.like sileooe. Secretary Daar the homesteader. He aaye there
The soit heard ymterday after tola « id , when informed of the re are a number of people from the La
Grande oountry that have heard of
noon ia the matter of the injunction ports from Panama City;
•♦Yon
way
my
that
tbe
aavy
de
Ihe timber and grazing possibilities
against the S ix « M ining oompeny
partment
when
shown
thaee
state
to be found in Curry oounty, and
rwuited in the Injunction being
te mid that no such information who will oome hero thia spring
dissolved. The oa»e interested 8.
reached here through official looking for locations.
P. Peirce, of Carry ooanty. Collier
ehannels.”
WbitoThere is a good deal of land
H . Buffington argued tbe affair for
Official
Washington
baa
b
«
n
back
in out mountains that will
Mr. Pei roe. The arguments were
made before Judge John 8 . Coke. watching tbe Caribbean sea and tbe eventually ba located, yet at this
The merits of the case may be beard West Jo d i« fur «vergl daye with time there ie little encouragement
for tha homeetmder and noue what
in the Curry county court which anxious interest.
ever
for the timber locator. For
Reports
have
been
frequent'
re
ounveces on A pril ninth. In the
evidence it was shown that theasin- cently of the preeeuce of German those who have a few hundred dol
ing company is not employ ing many submarines in the vicinity of the lars to invest ia a bomeataad relin
men now, and the payroll i t about Panama Canal. I l was »aid that qnishment or some cheap, patented
should tbe United Stales declare hili laud, opportunities of more or
820 per day.
Those who are in a position to that a elate of war existed with Ger lew merit can ba found. Tbe o p e n
know deolare the operations of this many an immediate blow at Anted ing up of this section by a railroad
company w ill cause no material, 1 can aliipping using the oenal would iu tbe near fniare will make poeei
damage to property owners com be struck by the submarin«. Re ble many h ill ran ch « adapted to
plaining o f tbe injury to oome. Tbe ports from Rio Janlero « to the tbe growing of eemll fruits, but the
person coming to C a iry eounty
opinion is bold that Curry county flgbt of the British eraiwr
looking for government land to eet-
ie ia need of development and « ia * tbyst with a German raiding
* tie upon Ie sure of diwppuiqIntent
era should be encouraged sad not eet « i d that tbe raider was accompanied
under present Cooditiu'ta.
by one or more submarines.
upon.— Marshfield Record.
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Furnishings, Fresh
Groceries, and in fact
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All New and Fresh,
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—
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C
hotel seaside
Open Unde«* New Managem et
Board by ' Day, Week er Month
4 I
Butcher Shop in Connection
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