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th a t lit t le m ile n f a c o u n try » » » l« l !
a t m ade to 'p a y for her fid e lity h>!
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E d it e r T mimomb :
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C o llie r’* W tfe k ly , a g re a t
rhsptin ra Mrarsuosywryp*«o>,
fo r «•lf-p rtM K rtio n; and how
m aga­
“ B enring
G e r m a « ) ’« B ih J en,” eay* fn p a ri:
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people
of
at
larg e
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au
of
th e '
nt N o rth
B t'iu l XAlAken fru iu th a
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began to ta e note
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Alts C o llin g is one o f
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BANK OF POWERS
tha
pioneers o f the Itng ne r iv e r eeel io « ,
where she is w ell rem em bered by
d a c ity a , n d ... then
(n o t a - m o m e n , t too
.
, | a l l o f the n b lc r residents.
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r ig h t , by . very tra d itio n n f m o d em soon) a la rm , io tom e q u a rte rn io th e
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d States. ' T I ' h i . e A n
began in m are
T h> ir»d ay a fte rn o o n at 1:30 o’clock
u nm et by G e rm a n y , ( t o feed these ' aepbyre soon to develop in to cy-
Mr-«, il-o to r a C o llin a , b etter k u o * t *
p eupie) w hich A m erie a and h er at , c lo n ic proportions a d em an d fo r
bar u i'iu y friends • • “ G ra n d m a CoJ
Bee are m a k in g good in th e Low ‘‘ prep•rednee^>.’, H ere it wee W h u t ¡in » ,” p aaafi q u ie tly a w a y a t M eroy )
C o u n t ri. a. O v e r Ketgiam and (he S e c a k ir C h a m b e rU in -b e g a n in liie
b o e p itiil ifte r h a v in g liv e d a long
ind u rtT iu u « ,
u uo atenlatiou a
m a rty re d n o rth o f P ra n c e lh«j G e r­ o w n
life o f u». folne?*.
M ra . C o llin * w a a '
m an flag » till flies— b u t i t ' i t were W ay to re«e«l h iru e e lf to th e c o u n ­ the m o th e r o f M ra . Georg« T r u - '
t r y . G e ttin g dow n to a cio«M a tu J y
n ot for us and our allisa the enslav
m a n o f th ia o ily a n d haa m ade Iter
ed people u n d er th a t flag w ou ld ba o f G o rm a n m ethod« a n d a»piratio tw
hom e fo r the pa»t few year« w ith
a ta iv in g
For G e rm a n y long einc« be had (be vision, to aee and realise
the Stater« a t th e Im a p ita l.
d e p riv e d them o f a ll m e a n t o f s u p . th a t, ih o u lil th a t c o u n try p re v a il
H o n o r * M c C a rth y waa born in
p o r t,in c lu d in g not th e ir gold and o ver E n g la n d and F rance a n d Kua
C o u n ty C o rk , Ire la n d in A u gu st
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, securitie« alon e b u t th e ir m a o h tn - via it w ould be o u r tu r n n e s t, nor
1831, n e a rly 8 6 yeara ago. She came
I n e adm tutslrgtion is at last taking steps that give ery, th e ir farm im p lem en ts, the pro w ou ld wa have lo n g to w a it, eince o f a very large f a m ily a l l o f w h o m
prom ise of con trailing and reducing the high cost of liv in g , ducts of th e ir farm », m ill« , a n d i f G e rm a n y »uooeedod in a ta rv ln g
rem ain ed in Ire la n d b u t she.
A nd w hile it is belated action that should have oome sev- »*»<*. ih e ir . e a ttl« a n d flock«— G re a t B r ita in d ow n to a pence to
W h e n about 2 0 year* n f age, unau
m onths ago, nevertheless it will he hailed with d elig h t «” ♦’«
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‘ n<1 *ou“< her liktiyg »he would find h e r .e lf in com pan ied, she im m ig ra te d lo A m e r - f -
p«fee«i*ion o f ihe aayiee both o f
by the com m on people if it delivers them from the will W”X T ,
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tea locaiim g itr Boetun, M eat. A t Ilia
and whim Of the food speculator.
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‘ ” ‘r ‘,‘n < E n g la n d and F rjn c e a m i a aiu|H>n i age o f tw e n ty th ree s it e was u nited iu
p
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theae » ir ic k m people.
But
who doua to ta l o f in d e a m iiia a . e x to rte d
m a rria g e to l le y n ia C o llin * a n d t o .
e r la p s the war will have a tendency to do away with a h s ll bear the burden o f G e rm a n y ’s fro m E n g la n d , F ran ce a n d Busaia,
g elh er th e y started a few years la te r,
the red-tape that is now throttling the efficiency o f m any g u ilt? "
»he would n a t u ia ily be im p a tie n t
(or San F rancisco. T h e t r ip was
departm ents o f our governm ent. Two or three m onths IUn«eck Ml h is to ry fur exam p les of to realise on h e r color «at i u veal m ade a ro u n d the H o rn in a s a ilin g
ago our governm ent decided to build a Beet of m erchant- barbarity • nd €ruell>‘ qnd one fiada m e a t
vresel w ith th e ir three lit t le c h il­
th in g in #,,jr
s o y ’ w ’ ay
approach
m en for the relief o f the allies who are sorely in need, n n° o “’in'
y «P^o-ching
A n d m in d you G e rm a n p u b li d re n .
th a t practiced by G e rm a n y in ber
L a te r the couple located in C u r r y
but instead of going to work with a vim and having some of pr^enuon Of , h. w orld w . r In oiata had pointed to th e se poaaihili
tie« three year« p rio r to the begin c o u n ty on a hom estead w here th e y
the ships well under construction the plan is still winding which «he d e lib e ra te ly p lu n g e d the
its tortuous way through the devious chan riels of official country e a rly in th 4 y e a r 1914. n iu g o f the w ar now cu rs in g m an a,w-nl the greater p a rt o f th e ir life .
k in d e v e ry w h e re on Ih e g lo be. A n d T h e y la te r came to Coo* cou nty.
red-tapedoai. Our tfficiency and the efficiency of our a llies E * * " lh *’ **'■ "? • trib e * feed th e ir w h a t the people dtsuiiaaed as the T h e re were 13 c h ild re n born to th ia
is b ein g impaired by eueh luck o f action
¡cap tivea t« « r » in b a ttle , euch of ' v a p o rin g « of hri.ggarta and fool« u n io u , the
s u rv iv in g ones being
B u t not
- I t is results that the situation dem ands, and results a r e ' ¡ ¡ T
th ' y 4 0 " *
five and s ix y e a r* a g i . Senator M rs . G eo. T r u m a n o f tb ia c ity - e n d
com m anders
best accom plished by prompt action. The first decisive had w n ordered by th e ir K a is e r to C h a m b e rla in seems to have vis- J e rry C o llin s o f C a lifo rn ia , M r . Col-
Published E very Wednesday, hy
m
ffa s S v c r y f a c i l i t y
• J ia n d lin g Y c u r xu srn ees
B a i l i n g b y Jtfail S olicited
In terest paid on S a v in g JLc’ts.
W E B S , OREGON
•ral
b ow is h a lf the battle, and red-lape is th e
action and unpreparedness.
parent of in-
leave the women a n J
t h r jiu r s
of
th e ir
c h ild re n
recent
on
retreata
‘ ‘ n o th in g l>ut eye* Io weep, and
T his is Red Cross week. A ll over the U nited States »
cam paign is being waged to raise funds for tb+ relief o f our
soldier boys who will soon be falling wounded upon the,
battlefields of h rance. The Red Cross now working am ong
the a llies needs more supplies aud more equipm ent, more
nurses and more doctors. Your dollar helps' to provide
these th in gs and m eans less suffering and less loss of life.
The R ed Cross is w ithout question th e greatest organ-
iaation in th e world working to alleviate t h e sufferings of c o u n try capable „ o f -n _____.
o th in g but
h u m an ity. It is only the uninformed that connects graft ,’utr,,8e
a i d m ieo hief provoke« « 1 -
IH
with it in an y way, as politics, profit aud greed have no 1 m oat universal applause am o ng c iv ­
place in its intent and cannot and do not enter into its ilised peoples, ceaaes .
makeup in an^ ?ha|’O, manlier or form . A irf a full reali­ - ^Tbe T ribuxk is logical a n d rig h t
sation of t&e perfect w orkings of this gFfirfcWei- c a n ; on ly r tg lit in i u repeated a d m o n itio n «
n g r o u r k
people
be had when one stops to reflect that all of its running e x -i again k st d ivisions , am o V
«’
aid
d liar handled. Is it possible to conceive o f a better man- in th e vigorous prosecution o f
the
aged or more truly philanthropic organisation?
grot w a r forced upon ua b y the
- T h e Rod Cross needs your help; it ia d esertf
lia u e d an’d.persistent agg rw aio na
help, and our wounded boys upon the battle fields w ill soon o tt,ie G e rm a n auto eraoy; a n d it
be praying and crying iuAheir anguish for your help through
* ‘i“« “00"' if our •»
it. Have you the heart to sav nay? 1
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J o n g f o r b e .r « n o - h a . proved m uch
♦ I.
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N E h a ,i “ O t b e e n ° V e r Z e a ,0 U 8
to o u r c re d it • • •
n a tio n . B u t at
advocating' |,.at wa arc in i t , and to a t . y , to the
e sale of liberty bonds to people who m ay need their dol- Bniab, how ever m ed iate or rem ote
lar» because we believe that when the governm ent can con­ (b a t m ay p ro ve to be.
fiscate lives that when needs arise it can and ought to con-
Our own c o u n try as well . . c iv il
nscate excessive wealth. But the Bed Cross m ust be iu p - ia e tio n a t larg e m a y w all con grata-
ported by voluntary contributions, it cannot apeept govern-! ',l# iUe^
,lw »«sWent th a t
m ent aid, so play the part of a m an, not of a rfinlless m iser 1 Hon- Gbo” E- Cb,<ub«rl'lin hM °«
and g iv e as liberally as your w orldly goods w ill perm it you’
“ Ch,irin‘ “ uof
to give.
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3
I M ilit a r y A ffa irs C o m m itte e o f the
Senate fro m th e b e g in n in g .
W bstjsrn W ould .
•
C h au n cey C a rp e n te r has gone
to
G o ld Beach where he w ill be engaged
in ro ad w ork thia anm m ar w ith his
fa th e r io - la w , J . B . H i l l , w h o baa a
Reed G a liie r, U . 8 . N .,
lo y a l A m erican
th ro u g h
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re tu rn e d
fro m P o rtla n d Tuesday a n d w ilt be
R . H . R o m , o f B and o n, w h ile a t ­
c o m m u n ity
th a t ia lackin g Ui m a n y men |w ,
la s t week a n d d ism an tled airp rtv ate th a n h a lf hi» age. T h e w rite r has
w ir a ie « p la n ts , I t ia reported th a t k uo w n h im «duce 1873, a n d when
we suggested Urn o th e r d a y th a t his
h e fo u n d sbt o r «even am ateur inaii
ï ï g s l î i . 'i î i . S ï a
lu tio n a o f th is k iu d ia tbe v ic in ity f f i Æ
W h ile tbera was no ran
• o a given be «rag ac tin g und er
dera.
or
T h a p la u t a t the local Coast
G u a r d s ta tio n w a a h la e d¡«m an tied .
O r. 8 . J . M a n n expects to
S a tu rd a y
fo r
V a n c o u v er,
leave
W ash.,
w here h e w ill ta k e th e e x a m in a tio n
fo r e n tra n c e to the M edical Officers
Reserve o f th a U .
8.
A rm y .
O r.
T h e fu n e ra l w ill l>e
d ia te ly
fo llo w in g
held
Mass
im m e ­
S a tu rd a y
Dean MastenbrooK
for
the
m astery o f e ll o f Ih e d etail« o f
the
A n d wae it the oase
of
th e
fool
ru s h in g ip , t -lo , or the possession o f
tbe re s u lt # f y a rly p ie ty and absla
niions h a b its , he n-ualled to our
m in d a few spieodes o f e a rly day
life a t R a n d o lp h .-in which both o f
ua were p a rtic ip a n ts , and th e d r ift
o f conversation prom p ly changed to
th a probable effect the war w ould
h a v e o n th e p r iM o f lu m b e r. Colon
»1 R om ia a liv e w ire , a conaislent
boo»ier for Bandon and CoOe oounty
in g en eral, and th e d evelo pm en t o f
tha lower C d q u ille c o u n try haa (men
the th in g over and e x a m in e
aide and o n t t o
looked lik e .
g ra tify
and
in
a n a tu ra l
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A n d lo i a n d
s h o rtly th e re a fte ri
it
b ehold!
lik e
unto
the tra d itio n a l th u n d e r c la p fro m a
cle ar s k y , cam e a d ec la ra tio n o f w ar
by K a is e r W ilh e lm a g a in s t
Russia
to be im m e d ia te ly follow ed
by
atrocious, w icked in v a a io n o f
lit t le
B e lg iu m ,
aacri flues o f
th e
who»«
heroism
people
an
poor,
IN T H E C O U N TY C O U R T O F T H E
S T A T E O F O K E iiO N
FOB
CUKKY OOUNTY.
M THS «UTTCU o r THK BJSI*TS I
or
r
M e h l n 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 i r y in g ; O k b o r n e ,
M U w a n f e e e M a c h in e r y .
T h e Under»tgnod Saving been a p ­
pointed b y the County court of the
8tuta o f Oregon, for Onrry ooanfy, Ad­
soription o f q u r people in to the
m in is tra trix 6 f the estate of A lfred
a rm y and get out o f the o rd e a l w ith Stephen Welle, deceased, and h a v in g
a w hole h lje ?
q ualified, notice ia hereby given to
• I I the creditors o f, and a ll persons
A n y w a y I h a . m ira c le has been
h av in g claims against said deceased,
p erfo rated, and je t us hope th a t in
no fu tu re w a r f n whloh theae U n ite d to present them , verified as required by
S la te * sh a ll he called upon to p a r­ law, w ith in six montlta a fte r the firte
tic ip a te w ill we tolerate recourse to publication of ,this notice to said E v a
Wells a t her home on Slxee R iv e r, in
to fatu o u s, u o fs ir, u n e q u a l, iliog ioal
C
u rry oounty, Oregon.
and u n s c ie n lific m ethod o f re c ru it­
E va W klu ,
in g an a rm y as by c a llin g o u t vol
A d m in is tra trix of the estate of.
untoersl
Alfred Stephen Wells, deceased
L an g lo is, O r.
D a te d Jane 8, I9 I7 .
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F a in t « , O il s & S t u m p i n g P o w d e r
an e x tra o rd in a ry a p e d « o f
and courage th a t
enabled
d a rin g
Seoator
Geo. E . C h a m b e r la ia , the firs t
m an
occupying h ig h le g is la tiv e a u th o r!
ty in tbe U n ite d State« to
A 1 .V 8 X IJ S T S P I1 E S \ V * L I S E C C K S S M l)
d e lib e r.
a te ly propose and insist upon
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f * U E Big O ffe r is to send you for
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d e iì* h tfd
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w ^ r k o f a l l k in d « d o n e
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up yea? menry fn any w t f . A11
you do is aj -jfce the pi-uio into
yoerkome ior So days'bee trial,
■»litre you t u t it Hfd try it ia
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P in e lin e o f G u n « , B a e e b a ll p a r a ­
p h e r n a lia , a n d o t h e r S p o r tin g
| good« k e p t in S to c k .
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formation m n r r rn ln r fat
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saved
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M a u n ie one o f th e forem ost phyai
*
“ by b o U ' M u p , h *
eiane and surgeon« o f tha e o a n ty , aided to a considerable e x ta n t b y • osl*
®’ * Week» to give her
a n d one o f tb e aaoet p ro m in e n t
bia u n tir in g efforts in b eh a lf o f th a t neighbor to the south and west time
you ng m en o f th ia o o m m u n ity . H a •ection— Cooe B ay N«w a.
j (0 organise such foroes as she m ig h t
ardware of ali Hinds
N o tic e to C r e d t t o r x . *■
situ atio n aa necessity arose la te r on.
i C h a irm a n s h ip fe ll bia w a y , we m a y
! eesume th a t he proceeded to ta r n
Hardware
Store
Jeweler
a n y person suspected the appointee
of the*4ranM )eodanl genius
o ver 40 year« ago, where R. H . Ro«a, and n o th in g move ia p a rtic u la r, in
O a k la u d S ix w bloh he brought down
o f R a n d o lp h , waa p ay in g t h e ^ i y a a lL p r o b a b ih lk ; . /
fro m P o rtla fe d jjp e u U y 1» E I ^ G i v -
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has disposed o f bia grocery business w iib s ta n g in g t h a t C o l. Roea
much o ld e r, a n d ie approaching tb e
m o * enien *»> i* y e t a m a n o f
fc r m a r ly conducted io the U ivalb ias
period o f the sere an d yellow leaf, w o rk ’ * od on# k ’»0 * « ’ “ > *n » « rl« io a
b u ild in g on O regon avenue.
be ia re m a rk a b ly w ell preserved, and’ |*® r ‘ o f « » » • ' » I * to r e i n e « i r « o f a ll
A m em ber o f tbe govern m en t fo r- has an abu nd ance o f v im and pep • o f ta and d im e n s io n *, so, w hen the
o f Bandon.
tic ip a tio n in the w ork o f a reorgan
t h in k I can say “ a ccid ent” advised
I y , fo r no one a t the tim e o f b ia aa
.
« 1 e e rv iw visited this
iiu s parsed aw ay several years ago.
And 1
a t borne w ith bis parents, M r . and ten d in g th e b an k e r’« convention here I l la s im p ly a fact t h a t th a c o u n try
M rs, K. M . G a llie r , u o til ha is called
w e r t , «topped i n t o th e N e w ’a »fa ind ebted to the tra d itio n t h a t It
M r. G a liie r an d hi« | ° ® ce f ° r • u l k about old lim e s
in to tra in in g ,
requires a Senator o f m a n ’s aise for
c o m p a n io n , H h B alch,p assed the ' ‘i* luWer
,the head ship o f th a M ilit a r y A ffa irs
Abe ’7 » a .
e x a m in a lio n a w ith fly in g oalor«.
p ió okin g over tbe Slee of th e paper
C o m n iittM o f th a t b od y, th a t gave
That
8 . G . W h lG e t t haa aoi i a new we occasionally aed « local Ram b f j ua M r . C h am b erlain on i t
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accom
ttim u g h and In.peg y , be able to do a ig n m e u t b ad -even dream ed o f th e
hie “ b it ’ in die c u u u try ’s preseutcri
holocaust o f m u rder aud d estru c
«ia.
lio n then im p e n d in g . N e ith e r bad
I* Well Preserved.
road o o n tra et near C e d a r F o r k .
of
p lis ln n e u t wherefore bis a c tiv e p a r­
the
iaed and e ftic im t m ilit a r y e«tah . m o rn in g at n in e o’clock fro m the
o ld or t ic k men n o th in g b u t stom ­
'c h a p e l.
lia h o iu n t, an d in th ia connection he
ach« tu h u n g e r a n d thirst.*?. N o t
. .
aaw w h a t no o th e r Senator aaw, v ia :
•lo n e wa» the c o u n try «tripped bare ~ . . ..
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, ' T h » t it would be «uteidaJ to a tte m p t
o f a ll
local aupphea
of
food, .................................... ..
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h u t u rg e »tore« u t .uch aupplies to b u ild up an hi in y >equ al to the
placed 'h e re by the Bed Crua« were used w hich a le u e steins to have
been by sole relian ce on vo lu n te e rs .
sh ip p ed o u t as w e ll.
Bonfires con
A n d bow com p le te ly tim e a u d e x ­ W atches and C locks repaired
•u m e d the people«' b edding as w ell
ut reasonable prices.
A ll
perience h av e v in d ic ate d th e Sena
ae th e ir c lo th in g . T a k in g a d e lib ­
to r ’« fAr>»eeing cm iclusions in th e work guarantoed.
e ra te su rv e y o f the w ho le g a m m u t
m a tte r, there eeema now to be no
o f G e rm a n b r u ta lity , th e w onder
G old B e a c h , O rkc I o n .
one to seriouely «ay h im n a y .
w hy
o u r d e c la ra tio n o f w a r against
THE RED CROSS.
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. r x .ir r r r r r r ir S tS S a a s tM i
f . A STARCK PIANO CO.
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S to v e s
amd R a n g e s ,
S u e m s e y , ^ U n x i n u m , i*(ugs an d i n t a t ­
ti ng, S tile t t o Guttler^', £ a .a te r n s,
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