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lannard,
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Vote Monday and register for war ' A n^niiM tkW m M for Immediate
service io Frsaoe will be organised
A l. G a rle ld aaade the ran from by the F o n a t Batuta»wader the di
Bandon to Langlois ia a skeleton motion of tha W ar JJepnrtmenL
Thia regime*! i» plenaed to emtat
Ford yesterday ia 48 miaatea.
“ Civlllsatioa", tha greatest mo- ia forest work ia Franot, and will
also ooBdeet logging and m illing
tioa picture ever prodaosd, w ill ba
operations. Portable mills proba
ahowa at Bandon Saturday night.
bly will.ba used as they can. ^e
Sheriff Tolman Was ia town last quickly taken from plaaa to plena
night, returning from delivering aa bead derelope or at supply of
election supplies la northern Carry. tog» requires. The regiment will
John Maekeasi* ia making regular be comprised offoreetort, logging
tripe with bis auto truck between engineers, experienced woodsman,
here and Bandon. Hot b it ad. ia loggers, and men of similar expcr
fence and training. Thia body of
thia bane.
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L — • - men w ill form a nett of the E ngi
A party of 17 Port Orforditea
neers* Corps of which tbs railroad
enjoyed a picnic dinner e n d « piena-
workers are a part.
«>< afternoon at Tbs Madronos last
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M r and Mrs. Bedflald and two
children were in town over night
the first of the week white traveling
by ante from North Bend to Wed-
derburn. .They w ill spend the sum
n w * t the letter place where two of
,h#ir
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me ,o8d
-Ed. Lmdberg. the lofjnl’, garage
m an, made a trip to E tu ih « ereek.
Monday with S. WhitneU to « p a ir
an auto trunk for 8. P. M e r r it Be
turning with M r. Whiteett yesterday
b4 continued on to Marrhdcld with
that gentleman to help bim bring a
Donald Garbntt is spending Y * °
weeks
visiting with bia grandfather,
Telephone eonnentfcm with main line
J. D . Looeka. a t the W m . GiUinga
borne a t this place. The young
C. W .B0BBIS8.M .D ,
man, whom homo is In Sheridan,
W yo„ is attending school a t the
FhyatetM apri Bwg^nm
Oregon Agricultural College.
ear load of automobiles over to Ban-
don.
Announcements have bean made
of tbe engagement of Mine Ada R-,
daughter of M r. and Mrs. 8. E.
M s « tert, to E a rl A. Brown, and of
MUa w ilm e A .. »’aughter of Mr.
anil Mr». Ears Turner, to 8idney
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with
»k.
etarted
an street
i special
tomor-
WATCH KEPAIBING
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at play
which is
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Langlotab. Oregon
Gold B ee«h, «Oregop.
W m . Candlin of Coquille, former-
ly with the Pacific Paper company
but now rapreeenting the J. J F . P.
M cFall paper bourn of Portland,
woe in town Monday night while
6iwtj ttitrut
W. A. WQOD
ATTOBSBTAT
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LAW
•O L D BBAfcH.OREttOX ,
btexers of tha West has passed to
hie reward io toe life beyond, end
i l waa euoh sturdy pioneers as »>•
that brought thie Oregon, oppntry
into subjection and reclaimed it from
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« « y . but hat now about decided to
the savages and a wilderaeec. A ll
has Imeed.ratarned to Bandon the
becutoing
honor to their memory I
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o « «f i f producers. H e is looking
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Ng Gathering At Patristic M is ti n g ,
. . e oom forubl. bourn ta prepared
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river piece M r. D ,« It e r .
T
h
e
patriotic
meetipg
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that halt
wiU move h i. fo lk. t o w .
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last Saturday evening under» th e
W illie Hutcheson and faurily t rro in the near future,
«■apices of toe. Woodmen o f 't b e
turned a few d ay. ago from a i d v
Joteph Fyfo Jr. of the Fyfe.W )l
,W orld wee « welLettonded and
o fro v e ra l months in California.
¿umber Co., B. H , Hiftkay W
eolhueUMio affair,r The W i »»»
Whoa they left here they tofoqdad- th e B tan bh -H ickey Ca. -o f' San eicely d i e t e d y i l l , UtoMriB. • * «
'Io 'make their home In the Sunshl ne F«m nron, name down from Bendon
dag». e®d w b
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J piata, bet after being there a » »
week with W . B. Beet, Ideal
stumpe in front and the ofliowa of
months they have returned widf agent of the former company, -and toe lodge in uniform, « very ptam.
the conviction that after ail Cug$y. in¿peeled the work of installing a ing effeet wae the result.
county ia toe beet plaoe on earth to ¿»ble that has been g oing. on' at
The band was out in uniform,
live.
- > o c < i u i . „ 1 ^ . for .u - n*.» several weeks.
and aftM a patriotic , i r a .d a aong
by the Woodmen Rev. W . f t . ^yera
Dr. F. A. Vogo
Resident Dentist
sometime. *
My. We))s was boro (■ Athene,
>liehM May >, 18M . and waa mar
ried to E va Mack at Ottowa, K a a ,
in 1878, oomiog to Corry ooonty
soma 16 yearn ago. BeaidaaUu wid
aw he leaves one son, Bert Wells of
S ixes, aud five grandchild row. !r-
The deceased war a quiet, anas,
turning waW Mf*l 1 good cWdlto'. And
leaves many ftfoeda h i ttalU" daigh-
bbfhobd to regret his death'. Inter-'
aaeot fook pteoe Friday id U rii Den
Port Orford, Oregon,
O osd Feed Stable attached,
g. i r w A P P P ropi-tm to r,
NEW ■ LINE
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W |n Hegqviet "of Meqahfield,
m .m b m ’ « f ^ e ooclrortiog firm
see them
AUTO TRUCK LINE
JOHN MACKENZIE. MOP.
fm m toe list, end toe item went oa
giate th at one b ro tilr haring
paM (ha other waa undecid
.bout enlieting.
ebqve item ia entirely In ar
ror, as the Woodcock brothers pass
y g( , he gral examination and were
assigned to duty as musicians at
Mare m end. The rest of the Port
Orford bqye went to Bremerton aa
firemen, sad the error prob»hty orb
gioaled beokuae tha Wooden^-hoys
did not go with them.
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Call and
.VtV
^ h a Coot Bay Timas of the tfird
U(1
Western World o f the 84th,
each contained aa item that ongi
aau d in the Oregonian ia whioh the
MudM
port Orford boys who
joined the navy were meolioood,
» j ^ 't l ie qxooptioo of M èrle and
LyB„ Woodoock whq were ofoilted
Leaves Port Qrford 6:30 A. M.
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Leaves Bandon 1:00
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Arrives at Port Orfôrd 6 P. M,
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opened the meeliag with an m,vo flrt0., ^ ^ „ . 0 1 and tool» »rriv»
cation Following thia toe .« d m « ,. o|katih8 mid grodlng w ilt brgle.
sang America, end then CoL Rose,
|M|||da< .tm wt •»«
of Bendon gave a petr»<rtie,bae0 to
(b, bridge,
heart talk with the eodtaao. that
.ppronimotely
won much applauro. A. J, Marsh
Qn |he jofc w|||
came next with,« »old that ba mng
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1 1« hie usual pleasing waj», kmi.towo
>fld y s m . The work adii, start
V ie o ro b -tro , ompisttog of J «eater.
w o tb „ d ^ W e r t e r u World.
» Prone, Heins, Llano» aqd M n i f t
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T . Stewart, rendered a selection' ■ ' • : ■
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1 that wee heartily eneofod. A t t / . I . _
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N. M iller of Bandon gave * n rito-
bl#ck
weig h t about
1 quaut address, in wbtob. fa .
M M foe., and in good order. Old, teK
the prople ef the gteAt te e k -th rts W t t o f a n i capable ot ghrtegetemiyero
now ooofronUng America, wbo^ in plcymen^ to anycoe^Who «kro him, fm
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F u ll L in e o f D ry
Goods, N o tio n s and
F u rn ish in g s, F resh
G roceries, and in fact
ev e ry th in g y o n w a n t
A ll N e w and Fresh,
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for another encore, «n d 4 M -^ fld l- WaaiiBW Itarik H»m Viri M m
' euro theo j><inrd 1« eiagTng*Nw
WRh Patabtk Maritai,
» Star Spangled^ Banhatz 7 ( 2 %
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young l . d .e .U m o gave a f t ^ i . l
end patriotic Sight. F. E-
gave
mom waa toe l a r t ^ M * <* t h ó t ' ,
J. O. JOHN8OW /
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W. 0. W.
1 that waa easily orieof the feptpSs of takes w a means of thanking the ladiei
Port Orford, Oregon
J L T T O ä m IC Y
The Prot p rfo n f Camp.
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31 YronPncMrotaOragaa Ceggta
»• heatlog on the rocke made the trip
- on« that Mr. Curl had been looking
» forward to with much pleeaure, bat
about Vri-bri» reporter wee aide to
• e t p o t'p th im on hie « to r e , > « a ,
•‘neker apeia.M There wae a petri
Otto meeting la town that night and
above .11 things M r. C ud in loyal to
D lua Country, b u l F hen 5 ^ * -
4 fended bim ©o to o « that evening
* if o «Meyrtlke were rW ng op to meet
him end the town wen rolling ia
to «very direction. A fter being eaeiet
£ ad to hri boast oar worthy Banger
• «ning.
th e fla g d r ill .n d
J »•
«/• ' ut»5»; V.
Mr^ W.hfttaAe b U r i j « -
I tear of ihe Wy<>. W , and H » fl»ec‘ L
1 and forceful »prakèfr. ite gave an
address Ip whioh patriotism end
F freternaliem w e« mixed. Another
» Seleotion by the oroheytre wee tol-
t lowed by « d rill by toe Battle Book
t Circle. Thia was eleo e foster* of
• toe well tendered program, as the
. ladies «equitted tbemerlvae wkwtyi
1 arid wen much applause when they !
Dentist Coming.
Open Under New Managem et
Board by Dty. Week or Month
I finally arranged themselves to form
• .th e fotte«, “ U. 8. A .” The meet. ______ w f
1 ing w m presided over by H- 7 . ' d a y ,.M iy .90 to J u n e 3.
r Stewart, as.Consul Commander o ft;
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the Port Orford Camp, W . O,
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M ta fftP Ilb l
a and waa clorod with another patriot- « P ® « ®
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ware refreshments, and then the iV atcb e s And C lo cks r«
you n g people daecod o n to wall i«W
n r io M .
the following muroing. A aa wM fo •»; F i n a b l e
price»-
the meeting wet «rie of th e ' modi W ork g u a ra n te e d .
S t e S £ l . ,~ ’ U k ’*
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Tte Above Schedule enable« all North bound paasengepi
to nuke eenneetions with train for Msnbield«» x»-
which was the aaoceseeul bidder for
3 ,^ .0
W n t« r t.
we<k
rangemente for the oommencmMeu»
o fo M > w w tlo n work . A for«, of
m## J#
wofk bn|,d i|||
#|(d
praparlog «map sad eaaeoe as the
U0,££.
KNAPP HOTEL
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A t hla home on Sixee river lata
Wednesday qvewiag, May 83, 1917,
Alfred Stephen Wells |« o e d swby
after having bees!» poor health for
Myers
going up f r d t n here to conduct toe
funeral aerv'teea.
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Curry oeuuty with hla fam ily and
settled near Denmark, and has aver
since resided either in that r id n ity
or oa Sixes rirer.
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M r. Cox was married to Mdiass
i Ann Moore, who with eight grow«
A W alker. The young people ere
children, survives bias.
Burial
of Gold Beach, end w ill be mar
took piace io the Denmark oemetery
ried
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Sunday.
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In the death of W illiam Cox
ne<t-
another oi tha big-hearted tra il-
We have received our
of Spring and Fancy . Summer
mark ientetery, Bev. W . H .
visiting the trade aa far south »<
John H . T yler, after visiting hie
Gold Bench.
,
* J . ? home In Creeoent City for a oouple
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. of weeks is again spending a fow
M O. Dieelbiae and eon .H er put-
M r. T y U r
ting to crop, on to Houghton place J ’
P r o m p t,
Postmaster A . B. Johnston reeMv-
ed word thia morning of the death
last evening of hie mother, Mrs. N.
A. Johnston at Ferndale, Cel. Mrs.
Johnston celebrated her M e t birth
day on the l l t h lost., and was »n-
joying good health a t that time.
Butchor 8hop in Connection
* Cholee Motto at s Reasonable Price
Y o u r P atro n ag e Solicited
' W. B. J 'HNSOS, Prop-
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