The Port Orford tribune., May 23, 1917, Image 2

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Copy On» Y e a r. . .
Copy bix Months.
Copy Throe M-intlia
Be it ordered (faut applloatioa for
* cooperation in construction of that
1 A ctio n of the Coast H ighw ay lying
rasenntun
o e rip « Is » l , * * M .
Published Every Wednesday, by
H A B D \ T . DTRW AK T.
^ n ra r'is ie u
K stss
I within
th «
Siusla'w Forest Reserve,
X to tally kown as the Reedsport-Coos
Bay rout« be oiad« to the Department
Raiaonii.i.a.
o f Agriculture.
THE MAMMOTH MILLION HOLLAR
"|
Be
(eth er leonnended th at the
: th 'p 'iriu ie iit of Agriculture allo t fur
tin« a u ik the aum of ¡tiUflOQ trout
ffa s S v e r y f a c i l i t y
Por
J fa n d lia g Y o u r B usin ecs
B a n k in g b y Jtfail Solicited
In terest paid on S a v in g ¿ o ’ts.
FILM SPECTACLE
lu iid a u n d er baottoii 8 of the Shack
ford t*il| with the understanding
and agreement that the Slat« H ig h
way in C u iry County from F o rt O r­
ford to G old beach u n i sums other
Produced by Thomas Ince
point that may tie decided upon lie
tween the representatives of the De-
, pari ment of Agriculture and the
State H ig h w ay Uoinmiasioir, it being
The Grèatest Picture the World
fu rth er understood that ib is a llo t.
i ment to C p iry County be and laaon»
’ aiderfd a cooperative project on the
Reedsport Coos Hay work and funds
ANOTHER FQOL LAW.
Has Ever Seen
to be secured in the same manner as
other cooperative work handled io
conjunction w ith the D ep a rtm e n t
( o f AgricirltrtVt ; I. e , fonda to be made
available by tbe sale c f bonds as
provided iu Chapter 175 o f the laws
o i 1917. (House b ill No. 21, known
as tbe B e an -b a rrett b ill.)
You can see this Wonderful Production at the
GRAND THEATRE, Bandon, Or.
Saturday, June 2nd
-M atinee at 2:30, A dm ission 16c and 26c.
IN’ K W L A ’ F I T T E D U l>
Evening at 7:16 and 9:16, Adm ission 50c and 25c.
T A B L E U T » E X < 3 B 2 t X ,K D
May 1,1917.
Worse than qeelesa laws often are enacted, as is dem on­ County Court of G urry C ounty,
strated in the case of Qeo. Forty b ein g prohibited from
G old beach, Oregon.
gathering ifu rre and Cormorant eggs for th e market at a Gentlemen;
Fur yupr inform ation am attach
tim e when pqr country’s need of foodstuff is being sorely
ing herewith a copy u f a resolution
taxed. H undreds o f dozens of th ese eggs are spoiling on
recently entered by the State H ig h
the rocks qf the Curry county coast, and yet a fool law pier way Commission, providing for co n ­
vents their qse. If either one o f the b iid s that lays these struction work in yo u r county to
eggs are o f nqy use to m ankind that use has yet to be dis­ tbe extent of 950,000, probably be
covered. Ou the other band, however, the Cormorant is tween Fort Orford and G old Beach.
pne of th e worst destroyers of salm on fry and other sm all The Coin mission fads th a t G urry Co.
baa bean neglected in the m atter
fish that infests our coast and stream s, aud y et here we Hnd of highway construction, and it is
jts propagation being protected.
their desire to see the roads d e v u l-
AN IN N W O RTH W H ILE
COLD BEACH, OREGON
Reserved teats now on sale at
Boyle’s Jewelry Store, Bandon, 80c.
n o t A n d C o ld T u b A n d H h o w e r U u t h i
M rs. C . D . L a m s o n , P r o p .
Pped In th at section.
CURRY’S CITIZENS ARE PATRIOTIC.
Tbe Gold Beach Reporter o f last week says in part iq
an article oq the m ilitary census:
Langlois Hardware
Store
V ery respecifully
S jats H ighway C ommission ,
b y G . Ed. Roes, Secretary.
" In response to the cell for volunteers to aeeiet in taking the military cen-
H i Curry county has ye,ponded in its usual patriotic effulgence—just four per­
sons responded for the entire coiiqty.”
W hether intentional, or otherwise, the abqvs is never­
theless a slam upon the patriotism o f the people of Curry
county, and to the T ribune it appears en tirely uncalled for
apd coptrayy to the faots. If our citizens failed to volun­
teer as C ensus Marshals it was because o f it n o t being gener­
a lly know n that such an act was expeoted, n ot bfecanse they
lacked in patriotism or desired to dodge o n e.o f their duties
as lo yal' Americans.* Fort Orford has sent 3 3 f phr cent o f
her eligib le young m en to the front as volunteers. Where
ip all qur country is there a better i coord? And we believe
there are other com m unities in Curry just as patriotic as
J*ort Orford when they haye awakened tq a full realization
o f the fact that their cou n try need« their services.
We are far removed from the seat of war and from
pinch of i(a excitem ent, and we m ay be slow to act, but
that Cnrry's young m en, and her old ones too, are not pa­
triotic, NEVER!
Eig C-7-v isto »end you for
" 30 d- >•»’ free » j
b» vooi hop,.
, he .-illi i q I . an - mmeed S u c k Tiaix»
d i r e :t ln>m ocr I.Ttory, thereby »av-
lug y. u 'iOu.tXJ f t ’MV«
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co
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V. S VM t?'S 9» «m- -4 b - te ad
v^*r*. V v i * re no’ **ked to tie
up j -Jr mt'iity h, anyway. A!l
you do 1» tu tare the iiiano into
yuarhome for 30d(ivv fret ‘r'a?,
* where you tvA h and U j it in
your ow n way,
t
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m parawetr tssnit
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C m freight W 1->-*r*.
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You arc nut iu k u l to ^ .y
t te»h J l a , ha: ¿(ter A
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Yew will be delighted with the
D o o r» 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 .
Easy Payments
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(weetnen. Burity »nd power of the
tone of the IMarck F iana> Voa will be
II,Tor an,
m K W , i t d o r . * > t p r< -- l o b . o p
Io r w ee.m ctatk iw io eve rt n t !
end Ibo finevt pi. '.o too b a r . t i t
^ tt lo t t h . sien -v. to o m a r «end
hark and In i h - i m o t o n wiB
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P a in t s , O il s & S l u m p i n g P o w d e r
P in e lin e o f G a 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
goods k e p t in S to c k .
« b e lli--. H i* p i.n u b j w | toe m m
Ton want. 11 il M. yr>u keen H. p * r -
lu c o e r j.’w l i c t o f i tn h o p . p r i n t
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Sweet Toned—
G u a ra n te e d 25 Years
M c h ln e r y & M o w i n g M a c h in e s .
E x t r a s f o i D a ir y in g ) O s b o r n e ,
M il w a u k e e M a c h in e r y .
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i llr lit ly u w j aud w..oe4-l—.
hand t e a W of - II ..t«nd»d
s u i t e . The ahot a re a (uw
tem ple hVa-ata». S nd Ip ru n r
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H ardw are o f a ll Hin
i t ib : you
S r _____ nt on he »a low o eat.eaai.al
w - s .v e n te d b r a p l.n o
C M u mvoulacl
jiti.
lh c a e
c«s b e e n
am
pfcaw d w llh t a beat ty in d I ha fin u M s , o i IM
copstraclloe. E achbiarck P i.n o iaso carriu llT
made fhal It la n a ia o te . d lor 2} reara. Thia
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term s are arrang'd <o
evil ronr c o a n a ir e r * .
a n : .-on can bur a pi no
tor y-ur h me. without
B u n in ; die moncr.
P ip e P 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 .
Celebrated Stcrck PUyer-Piaao
f h le wonderful inttrument makes
SBuSiciaiuofusali. The Starck Player*
Piano I» rich-toned, easy to operate
I t has m a n . < id a s l- e . v p to-
d ala4taln i< a that m a k a lt iaat the te a tn m ra t
tou need in Tonr borna. O w d l m t lrora l.ic-
to rr priera are low. u d wa w ill taka Tour old
piaao la s u b i» « .
h eever ® B ow m an
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Piano Book (Zoupor Î
'F.A.StenfceiMMCm
2 1 0 0 S ta rc h W d a . C U e a e e
L a n g lo i s , O r
t
rie aae n e d me without obHpatloe oa t c - t
part, com plete illa ttra to d piano b-.uk and (nil
Inform ation c o e m n ia r iuclor» lo-home ericc.
I . Y „ ic a .o .
I ou u s e rncae irSM ns In
P. A STARCK PIANO CO.
Mi
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CHKAOO
HARDY T. 8TEW A R T
r. » .
c o M M ia a io ix ic H
n nd
be 80 days or
mors befpre (he psrpps wil) bare
Ibe oeosesary »hip lu n jk e rfij'il.'"
C, UoC. Johneon will hare charge
pf the plant. H e aaya there have
already been ioquiriea-(mtti 80 »hip-
parppptera who owu butuea in Ban
jton and who d«sire to gp to work
fur tbe naw company. I t baa not
yet been decided whether the ships
w ill be built on contract, of which
fhey can secure any numlwr or
whether tbe boata w ill be sold after
tbe kael la laid and they qrp partly
built.
“The oapacity of the yard is two
ghips of 3,00Q tons capacity, but
g r . Gunnynghan saya they won’t
pooflna themaelvaa to oprratlona of
th at siss. L ike other naw concerns
biioging money into Coos ouunty
they are Bguring on developing tbe
feeouroee of the eqqnty and branch
{ng out after they get »tarted; and
T he young man's W‘ f« is a daugb
they have the capital to do it.
ter of M r. and M rs. L. \V. Feare of
"The reopening of this shipyard
upper Floras Greek. She became
S ill mean e greet deal to Bandon, ,
feeble m inded a Dumber of years
M d in fact to the whole Coquille ,
ago after an attack of typhoid pneu
valley. I t to the most important i mouia, but d arin g the past few
pvent that has happened at tbe i m onths had become much im p ro v ,
p oqth of tl)e river in years.”
t ed.— Western W o rld .
■tarted
b u t it will
N O T A B V P U B L IO
V o r t O r f o r d , O i-e sr o n .
JEFF O. FRENCH
Dean MastenbrooK
Port Orford Furnitiue
& Hadware Store
Jeweler
W atches-and C locks repaired
nt reasonable prices.
A ll
work guaranteed.
Port Orford, Oregon
G old B each , O rcoon
Harness, Fishing-tackle
Stumping Powder
N O T IC E R O B P U B L IC A T IO N
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J- O . J O H N S O N
T H B IU T U B IO B ,
United Htatee Lend Offloe,
AT LAW
Roeebnrg, Oregon, M ay 4th, 1S17.
Notice la hereby given that
21 Tsars Practice jaQregau Courts
H EN R Y AHOLPHSEN
of Port Orford, Oregon, who, on A p ril
8, 1812, made Homeetead Entry, Berlnl
No. 0790U for Lota 8 and 7 and 8W W
of 8 £ ) i of Secticml, Township S3 8 *
Range 18 West, W illam ette Meridian,
baa filed notice of his
intent ion
to make final El very ear Proof,: to
establish claim to the land above dee*
oribed, brioro Hardy T . 8teiyart, U. H.
Commissioner, at his office at Pott Or­
ford, Oregon, on the 14th day of Jane,
1917.
Claimant names aa witnesses:
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P?rt Orford, Oregon.
J. M . Limpaeh, of ”
n
Oharlee Forty, of
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B. G, McXensle, of ”
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W . H . C auow ,
Register
A T -r O H N E Y
G o lr l I lo A e li, . • O r e g -o A
D istrict A ttornev for Gurry Co.
.i *•
a“ ',eM ,8ned, hereby give no­
tice that I have a oonveyanoe from tbe
Patentee to tidelanda and water lots in
the Harbor of Port Orford, Oregon, on
a portion of which a pert of the wharf
to erected without my ooneent. All
peNiea are herebr wfirned not to drive
piles or trespass in any manner what­
soever on aeld tidelanda or water lota.
Mas. Anvs 0 . Daev.
Newark, N. J,
WM. GILLINGS, PROP
s iA fu ll liac of Stoves
Suemsey,
and Ranges,
l^ u g s a n d ity ta t.
J. J. S T A L E Y
J. H . U P T O N ,
NOTARY
ClM JUILLK,
P O B IdC .
Laweie-s, Cesar Co., Oaauoa
ting, S tile tto Suttlery, S a n ttm s, E tc