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aawÿwrt R C OSTRANDER, Cuits Cleaned P R O F ’R and Pressed >r N e w M anagem et publishod U v e i Notice to Creditors. ' in g h 'i “ Jn view of . ’ * ‘ ,r what lias IN T H E O O U N TY O O URT O F T H E S T A T E O F O K B ttO N FO B O U R H Y O OUNTY. 1 x v i a C o VO t v C o v a r o r t u s S t a t s o r O k e u o « , p o b C u b h t C o O u t t . •a TM« MATTE« or .» M B « ttA T M l in th e m a tte r o f th e estate of A lio s L .-h u r t, deceased. H o > . J o sas H U fto b , n a c v x s x n ) T h e undersigned h a v in g been a p T h e U nd ersign ed havtilK been a p p o in te d by th e C o u n ty C o u rt o f tire p o inted b y tlie C o a o ty c o u rt o t tho S ta te of O rego n, fo r C u r ry C o u n ty ? B u te o f O reg o n , for C u rry oounty, A d A d m in is tr a to r of th e e s ta ts o f A lic e L . m in is tr a tr ix o f the e s ta te ot H o n . S h u rtz , deceased, an d h a v in g q u a lifie d , Jonas H . U p to n , deceased, an d h a v in g n o tice ia heretiy g iv e n to th e cred ito rs q u a il tied, notice ia h e re b y g iv e n to o f, and a d persons h a rin g cla im s a it th e c re d ito r« o f, and a ll person« h a v in g c la im s »gainst «aid deceased, against said deceased, to present th em , verified as req u ire d by la w , w ith in s ix to preaent tlH i i i , verified m re q u ire d by m onths a fte r th e firs t p u b lic a tio n o f law , w ith in aix m onths a fte r th e tlr -t th ia n o tic e to said F . H . R obinson a t p u b lic a tio n of th is notice to said Cluey h is residence on th e S ixes r iv e r , C u r ry M . U p to n a t h e r resilience s t LaB glois, co u n ty, Oregon, C u r ry c o u n ty , Oregon. F . H . R o b in s o n , C lo k v I W T it o w , recently been said almut me In the press, I believe a Statem m i is now d u e the public from tae telling exactly where Is la n d . GOING A LITTLE TOO FAR - “ F irs t o f a ll, T w »s| to ex|>rr»» m y gratitude tp those editors, o fli ciale, ettisens sod friends who have publicly and p rivately expressed their confidence in my lo y a lty to our ccuniry., W h a t this hat meant 111 to my fa m ily during my ab.ence te they cannot know, hut I do. ■ igs^ “ W hat I adt about to say ia net a “ A t m idnight September 14 I was ’ swakened in m y goom in New Y o rk a C ity and handed a telegram saying ’8 t i l i t ä he Eugene Comm ercial C lub had demanded m y dismissal from the Oregon Legislature and the Slate U n iversity for m y connection g itli the peace conference held in , Chios go. I could understand how this ALLAN EATON. A d m in is tr a to r of th e estate of A lic e L. S h u rtx , deceased. D ated S e p t le t, 19)7, A d m in te trn trlx r tfW ^ -g t a te of H o n . J o u m H . tlp to n , deceased. D a te d S ept 1, Jgl7. ) r defense, il ls ah ¿x'|ilanetion. u Day, Week or Month N otice to C red ito rs _____ H A B D Ì T. Notions, Mens Furnishings - - and. Dry Goods - - , demand might be made, because of »n apparent difference in opinion, h but I did not see u n til I arrived at a Portland Satu rd ay, a copy of the e resolution itself, and 1 was shocked and pained beyond expresriou w6en tc h e r 8hop In C o n n e c t io n Choice Meats at a Reasonable Price Your P a t r o n a g e S o lic ite d W. R. JOHNSON, Prop. Port Orford Furnitnre & Hardware Store Harness, Fishing-tackle Stumping Powder ‘ i I read that I had been found g uilty '* of d is lo y a lly to m y country. ° “ The question of 8 should be recalled us a whether member I of WS. GILLINGS, PROP S the Oregon Legislature,or dismissed 8 from tits Stale U n iversity, ll» *e and all other questions are as noth ing comps red to the question of e lo y alty to my G overnm ent. Every 11 other issue must w ail u n til this is I made clear. Never did I th in k Economy, Wide Mouth and R ular Mason Jars e th at I would be called upon t o w * 8 ¡sert m y patriotism. Even now un der the neoeeaity o f it, itpeeme at» .surd. But the necessity is here and *■ I sti) forced to speak, lt. P in ts Quarts, ¿ » “ T h iv i* toy country, not as per - feet as it should be, not as perfect fu ll lin e i G allon B as it must he, pot qa. perfect as I . .« s o t to h elp-m akkjd; but i t is my and, R a n g es, S u e m s e y , « A lu m in u m , l ^ a g s a n c l j ^ t a t . . country and I lovq jt . This is m y Government« not a perfect Govern 8 meat, far, far from it , but the beet that struggling man has yet devised, and I t is mine, mine to help maka better, and mine to defend and sup- of " S to v e s lin g , S t i l e t t o C u t t le r y , p a n t e r a s , • > E t c | “This is m y war, not of my m a k ing, not of m y choosing, but it is mine. Thera was a tim e when it was the privilege and lb s duty of every citisen to keep us out— or to lead us in — a t he saw the light. But that tim e hae passed when the war was declared. W e must not look back now, we m in t look forward. We roust carry i t through u n til our cause i t won. ble ounoe of her strength in to the conflict. The famous “ Hindenbarg lin e” cannot hold, and is gradually crum bl in g before, the o n slau gh t of the allies. It is true the cruinbliug process is slow, but with the constant Increase in the production of the allied m unition plantsovorthofie of Germany, and t h e ’pouring of the United States’men and re sources into the struggle, gives promise of by next spring, at least, creating the balance of power that will roll the troops “ I am against the German gov ernm ent as i t now is, in ita form , o f the Kaiser back into'B erlin in defeat. Delays are dangerous. The subm arine is still as grave its purpose and its method. 1 b ars a problem as ever, and there a ie reports of a new German always been, I always w ill be. And 1 am against those earns forma, aeroplane of incredible speed that can fly the A tlantic tboee same purposes and those same and drop bombs on New York. These, and the fact that methods, under different and softer innocent hum anity is suffering untold horrors every day names wherever they exist. i i f t continues, tVSv d hasuA'A _____ra are a t few o f hl««-. the .raAr.ras.ra reasons why our _ _ nation, and peace at any price. The only peaoe I want ia a every citizen o f it, should strain every nerve to bring this righteous peace; no other can he an war to an end as q uickly as possible. enduring peaoe. I sin not w illin g But when we read of frosh German outrages and cruel that we should atop thia war u n til ties, and when we listen to M inister Gerard tell how K aiser the doom of the Prussian m ilita r. W ilhelm stuck his face to w ithin a few incites o f his and jam is sealed, In every land and on said (before we had enterod the conflict) “ when the every sea. “ B u i I am not w illin g to oontinue war is over I ’ll stand no more nonsense freirn the U nited Ibis w ar o n a -d a y longer than ia S tates”, we can*arrive at but one conclusion that is tena necessary, and i f i t is continued one ble, and that is, that the war m ust continue u n til, German day longer, *y eu in the name of pa m ilitarism has been so com p letely crushed that never again I riot ism, of lib erty or of God, i t w ill will it riss to threaten the civilization of the world. • p a s S z e r y T a s ility P o r p a n à lin g Y o u r Business B an k in g b y Jtfail Solicited In te rest paid on S av in g Z c ’ts. Circe! Fîaa Our ?Mto7 VZi’J fare Yea j^lGC cr More A U R B - f O ffs r fci to send you for v 3 0 d -ye’ tree trial in your home c ber ¿1 J v i , guarantoed Starck Plano d irect in: m nvr fartoey, th ereby t o y i J yo » JH S..Í® o r suore. » ria a o [_ S a r g o in e i V / r r - q u i . ’ C to psrssat ia wf- Twus. Y ou are not asked to tie up yr.ur n v 'i.ry in any way. A ll you. do is tv lake tire piano into yor.r.ht ute jo r .W d « y r lr p e trial, where voti teat it and a y it in y e ar «m s « a y . „ KaaU . . t a » : ; * S ì a " . : : i B ___ ’ . W » Suva c ' j ref toad a l«r<! nim i r ..'I Coos bay N K i VS. Bay pioneer has been suffering from paralysis and the doctors stated that W h ile attem pting to lig h t a gas 1 there ia no hope of recovery. M r. oven at her apartments at tha M y r Aiken came to,Oregon from P en n tle Arms, a few days ago, an explo sylvania in 1858, lived for awhile sion ocnirred, thro w in g Mrs. Geo. in the W it is matte V alley, theo-Weot L affaw to tha floor and causing pain to W ashington Territory where be fu l burns Fortunately the injuries 1 remained u u til the /a ll of 1854, were no! M rio tu . |'when he eeme to Coot Bey. L ieut. Anderson waa heM W ed nesday and Thursday, jm d issued licenses to owners and masters of sea goipg boats. Gasoline craft used exclusively for hay and river work oounoil wanted ao transactions what- do not require e lioense. The li- sesr w ith G ennan-A m erican oora- censes are ieetted free and are a war paniee, and told the agent to Write measure for the hindering the ac- the p o lio / in soother oompany i f he lion o f any enemy veeeela from the wasted the busineM. U nited Statee ports. O nly loyal M re. A . G . Aiken returned Wed Am erican citizens are granted the aeeday from Boeeburg wbere.be went to sse her hoeband, A. G. A iken dt tbs Soldiers Borne. The old C o * AVthe ta d «ISO J«v»vm ’¿ x U * t j e l «.I |L{ p ili» It Jo« the obs lout» tnt. H it is. voi*kc pit.pay* If C <'UI lost L * U . y ta home « ie « Ihp: i t<. w .tT cr. l f f j r s n r /-?•* «. it dors n-jt port# (<> be TO 4 4 - •UzMtVvwd hi'» ! «um,, ot .11 tnedsi • ‘tre. The a b ó ... .nr i fr •s u e t« to r,a im . f-n d lore ■b.al coron-t«' utsB ti-har tentala tut. »< ur c x p v c U ik n i ia ever r war t l< Ml ««DO To» hcYc TTsf u li Sweet Tontd — >vv' Guaranteed 2S Y etrs You w ill b : delighted with th e ", vweeioes», jxirity to d picker of tlte toneof the S talck Piano. Y o u w ill be RtMwe with Ils b r.-itr »0-1 tte fis rn rr. nt It, wwBKi’ lmn. E achteaK ItoarâlttocarX w v ■ » d r t;,« « U ¿.ur.ou t'd îa i JSVe.r«, T h i rtoire m .-.ii, M w O -.inx, t e n » « , 1« h-s tn t It an old „»ablixh-rf, m poaait' 1« p*«ao E pu* 4-3 ,1 • . 'ei ar« a lut th- mower, ros m«r *?n4 H tr«-k I * l h ih*t r.t ws wiB P»y the »raidat Isth * Y n 4 are not ashed topey Free Music Lessons P. A. STARCK PIANO CO. M a e to to m United States Land Office, Ston ¿EâÇ IS h w fln MM »e- M «H- r » ot trh l-v n e ree » .rio P T m nt no the low er, o n « term *«VVraw»?. g(cd br»Ua«*o penula. 'in.r. Tfcewi a*rwrr- 4 fa r i Æ 8100 Streak B U » , C k û w . P I «a re •r n d m e w i lh - v t o h ü r n R is . P » rl. r n a p le l e IlIre ira trtS R l» n .i h c c k », I.-1e r ra n ti' « m n e e ra h re l e t t e » / t w h c - « set of address, ’ ’ double ' w h o, on J u ly 87, 1914, m ade H om estead E n t r y , S erial No. ou & m , for JOEJ o f Section 28 W. W ilia m : e tte M a rld iaaj, has filed n o tice o f in te n tio n to m ake F in a l T h re e -y e a r P ro o f, to «stwMish c la im to th e la a d dc t* for® H , r d 7 T - S tew - S. C o m m issio n er, a t h is office C la im a n t nam es as witnesses 2 j i S Ä - „ «■ w i S i a S a r « ’ 1“ -- of D e n m a rk , ” W. H. C axo M’ * “ ’1 your <nn*ew#« a«e. P',‘* ,(>u eaf> *rf r~«r » W a / Use One good buggy B oeebnrg, Oregon. S e p te m b e r 3. 1917. harnesv. Coal $45 an d in A 1 con N oU ee is here b y given t h a t d itio n , w il l le ll for 120. C all or LA W R K N O EP. HUTTON T It T U » wonderful instrum ent m akes m n u c iin , of n S tll. T h e Starck P layer- . T o m rv R B re to m s tS ts re k P ia s M .w s rtre D e p a b t m b x t or T r k I n t s b io b , F^ujr PajEenis J* 1 Celebrated Starck Player-Piana r ia n o la ric h -to n e d , e as y to o p e ra te sad dw-Rbie. u bre ra re r ejetedre. s . t > dat. fe a t.iM »bat make It h u t tha h u tru n ra t v-n sr<M la v w f heure. Our dlrrrt frera ?-e- J « r Pflre« era lew. and WS w U taka roar old puno ia e tc h u e r. toO T IC K P O R PUBLIC A TIO N ? P. M . L» t t l e b , G old Beach, Or. N e fe a te fe Patte. The Port (M ord Wharf oompany hereby renounce any responsibility for accidenta of any nature which may oc cur to any party or parties making une of ita w harf for any purpose w h a te v e r from th is date on until tha w harf la rebuilt. Ooasfrwcdoa work to com mence soon........... B y o rd e r o f th e B o a rd of D ire c to rs R B. HALL A tty, at Law, Notary Public, Real Estate, C ollections, Conveyancing, Office days Thursday, Friday and Sat urday. Port Orford J- J . 8TA LEY O. W . E v b w a i . t , P resident, _ A J » T . W l i t r e , R«., Secretory. P o rt O rfo rd , O r . J ttly SO, 1617. D E N N IS C U N N 1 F F , J H „ Lép. (J. 8. Mineral 8arvejni P u rveyo r for t b è l ll a t r ic t I O r G * w B m e lt. egon. - . « O regon I F jroe w a n t to realize the v e ry b e rt prices f a r C h lta m b a rk , Oregon g r*p e r®“ t . Fo xg love leaves; Dandelion roots •no *11 other d r a g plants, w r ite GMCACO fo r prieea end fu r th e r in fo rm a tio n to C O Q U IL L E . wh GXO. SCRUMACHM, Sum ner, Ore
