The Port Orford tribune. (Port Orford, Or.) 1892-19??, October 31, 1917, Image 2

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»11 I. All the remaltiiuK ie*n«e »1 111*?
*a I. The Coinpaaien Uuiua Catomlar
•d f * IS IS .
r * 4. McCall^ Mafaeine— 12 faahion
M uuutharj of 1918.
A ll fur only 92.25.
T U B Y O U T H ’S C O N P A N IO X ,
Commonwealth Av«., Bolton, Mas*.
P abliabad Ki
BABBI
New Pubeeriptiona ree«iv«d
V* ibM O S ea.
at
Trespass Notice.
4a and tbs ef
Out of aorao 7 0 th a t have been interview ed in Port Or­
ford and vicinity on ly two housekeepers have refused to
sign the Hoover food conservation carda, and w« believe
that if they fo lly realized how in doing s o tlie y wer«i‘ doing
their bit” and helpin g the boys in France, they too would
sign. Those who do not sign will be reported to the gov­
ernm ent and regarded with more or • less suspicion. The
date for signing th e cards will close N ov. 4th. Those who
have not been vjjltted'by the com m ittee can get cards by
a p p ly in g at this cHiee.
When talking of road construction w h ile in Port Or­
ford a few days ago state engineer Green said that n othing
over a A or 6 per cent grade nor leas than 18 feet in width
la rock and 80 feet in dirt could be considered by him in
road building, l a other words, all m oueys spent under
the supervision of the 8 ia te H ighw ay com m ission w ill be
used in building roads that will conform w ith the above re­
quirem ents unless present plans are chang<d,
We want our roads on a good grade where they will be
permanent, b a t if they are to be constructed n ot less than
18 feet wide the >200,000 or >800,000 that Corry m ight, by
g o o d fortune, raise would g o a long, lon g ways from build­
ing a road through the county.
The width of a road can be easily increased after it is
built, and a 14 and 16 foot toad through our m ountains
would accomm odate the traffic for perhaps years to com e
and would n ot cost half as m uch as an 18 an d 9 0 foot road.
Of course Curry would lik e the wider road, but th e T a i.
auwE believes that it would be better to have the narrower
road entirely through the county than to have th e w ide
one h a lf way through. T he matter is worthy o f considera­
tion, and if our people want the 14 and 16 foot road they
should inform the highw ay com m ission to that effect.
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Port Orford has again don« herself prond. First,’ in
furn ish in g a bigger perocnjnge of her boys as volunteers to
fight for their country than any other town or city in th e
th e United States, then b e in g o n e of the leading ¿communi­
ties in (he county in Red Cross donations, and then again
raising more th a n five tim es her quota for the War Libra-
r y t v a i '(the k iju Sg r pjH~>i 6 t i >» ge in the State so fa re s know n)
and now, lastly, she has over-run, her quota in the Liberty
Loan more than 60 per cen t— subscribing >7,750 for a quo­
ta of >6,000.
Port Orford i s not m aking this showing because she
can better afford it fin an cially titan other com m unities in
the county, for, as a m atter o f fact, there are several whore
m ore m oney is in oirnulation, but what has been done here
is th e result o f true loyalty a u d -e n th u sia stic patriotism .
There are those of our people who have deprived them ­
selv es to a certain exten t, who w ill have to ptactice more
rigid econom y in the household, because of the financial
aid they have given their country.
Other places in the county are doubtless as patrio
Port Orford, only they have not yet awakened to the
ity o f the situation— to the urgent need of a united
working people in A m erica that German despotism
be forever crushed.
I t is to be hoped that the “ Port Orford spirit”
spread, not only throughout Curry county, but all over
our land.
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M r. and Mrs. E. A. Thorhaven
• accompanied their ton to Coos Bay
r , iu hie auto the flrU of the week for
f « abort trip. > ■'
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Judge Wood o f Gold Beach was
one of the entkuaiaetiu Curry boost.
[ ers who attended th e L ilw ty Loan
t meeting
t evening.
at
Langloia
Wednesday
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Mre. Arijkie Collin» of Portland,
accompanied by Is a and M yrtle
( Karl of Tillamook, Stopped hare the
i drat of the week enroute to Euchre
I j Creek to visit with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Billings of
' Gold Beach have been »topping at
Sheriff Gage
after Tracy.
• the Hotel Bandon the peat weak,
' while Mr. Billings reoeived medieal
treatment fur one of hi» knee» which
ha» been poisoned by an ineeotbite.
He 1» now able to he out ea cretohee.
Walter Donald in d family of
Baraboo, Wia., arrived the latter
J part of the weak, going from Co
j qttilie to Bridge, Oregon, where they
fceHve work of tbs eurtmittoe— A.
J. Marsh, W . T. Whit«, N, H . U r .
►ou and Mias Lucila Sorenaou. The
»sines sod s mount of those who
bought honda follows:
1500 00— CoKTBIBUTORS.
Louis Knapp, Sr.
Robert MeKeoxie.Sr.
W ar GlUings
John R. M iller
Charles Norherry
John W. McKengie
N o tic e la h e re b y g iv e n t h a t a a y am i
a ll persons fo un d trespassing upon the
prem ises o f the undersigned *'W Oto
purpose o f dogging hogs e r c a ttle w ill
b e p 'o eecuted to th e fu ll e x te n t o f th e
to o w n er. W ill
tu rn o f same to
i personally,
pay
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T ribune
■ C. C. INMAN.
Open Unde«* N ew M a n a g e m e t
E- B. HALL
Board by Day, Week or Month
A tty, nt Law, Notary Public,
Ke.il
Estate, C ollections,
t o n veyaneing, Office days
Thu f'lay, Friday and Sat­
urday.
Port Orford
tcher Shop
Connection
Choice Meats at a Reasonable Price
BARBER SHOP
Y o u r P a tro n a g e S o licited
Opposite Hotel Seaside
R C O 8TR AN DER ,
In
W. B. J HINSON, Prop
P R O P ’R
I.F . COBNWELL,
S ix e s , O regon
Suits
J. J. ST A L E Y
COQUILLE,
Cleaned
and
Pressed
W A N T E D — To rent a farm for
cash or on »harea. Add re«»
W. L. O wbn .
OREGON
B ro o k in g » , O re g o n .
1400 00— C ontributor .
R o b e r t S m it h , J r .
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I
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•250.00— C ontrisutor .
J«ha FromnL Jr.
v« — r - r -
1200,00— C ontributors .
Storer Pei rae
Jcbo Fromm, 8r.
Edward Hughes
Thomas Hughea
•150 00— C ontributor .
Warren Corbin
1 100.00— C on tributorb .
C. H. Piares
George Forty
J. U. Loucks
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Thomas C. Clark-
J . M. S c h u lt
Oscar Mather
Robert McPbillamay
Robert Smith, Hr-
Louis Sparling
Henry Johnston *
Elisabeth McKsnma
Florence McKtnaie
Robert McKensia Jr.
George Wilson
W . H . Bennett
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Franc»» Hughes
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•50.00— C ontributors .
A. J. Marsh
V . J. Larson
Ames 8 . Johnston
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W. T . W hite, Sr.
L. K. Sorenson * ‘
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Donald MoKaniie
F<aok Smith ;
Norris Woudeock X * ; v
COLD BEA C H, OREGON
Notions, Mens Furnia
- - and Dry Goods
;
M' ll
V S 'ltl I
Port Orford Furniture
& Hardware Store
Brown Beans 12-5c pet lb.
amess, Fishing-tackle
Stumping Powder
Other Bargains; Call aiid see them
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WM. GILLINGS, PROP
James C. W hile w
J. M. Limpaeh
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W w Limpaeh
Stove Spocrl
Lucy Baker
Nat P erkin .
Eugene L. W h ile
Dietrich Quellen ¿’
Chas. Neumann
,
Raymond Cappa
Percy Zumwalt
Clarence Zum walt
Ray Zu in wait
Lester Keller
David D. MoGiil
A lf r s d H .it
K-
V v »W » W
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full line
of
S to v e s
aai
R an ges,
S u e m s e y , v Ä & m iiu u n , X u g s and ityCat-
¿
Henry Adolpbsen
Andrew E llie
Lissie Divelbim
Warren Jamieson
A nh u r Mayar
J. B. Curl
Mrs. Black
tiug, S tile tto C u ttlery, ¿ an tern R , • E t c
Direct From Ocr Factory ►
Wffl Save Yea >1C6 or More
I t is a fine thing to guard our
hornet against alien aoldiars of
whose purposes wa are sil t aware.
But it is alao vary im portant to
guard them against ««bar insidious
foes that creep in under Ike die-
guiaa of friendly entertainers to
plunder and deateoy the ebarished
ideals, the lofty standard», the dear
views that bays given the home its
oheraoler.
I f you w ill famlliariaayouryouag
people with the heat reading, (buy
will not ba likely to «rave what is
iuferior and demoraiising.
The
Y outh’s Companion h r a powerful
influence in awakening a teat« for
what is best in reeding. I t is on
guard at the reading gate! Nothing
cheap, mean or hateful pastes its
challenge. But neither does the
crabbed and dull and
auatora.
Cheery idealism is Tbs Compan
ion’s oonntonign. P u l it 00 guard
a t your reading gate!
The Cumpanio» is •2.00 a year.
I f you do not know U ,b y nil means
seed for »ample oopias giving a fore­
cast o f what Q>e next volume will
bring. By adding 2 Scent« you can
also get MoCaii'e Magasina, tbs
beat fashion authority for woman
and girls— both publications for
•2.25.
Our two at oee-ptioa offer in-
A U R Biff O ffe r ia to send you for
'■* 30 day«* iree trial In your home
abeautH uLffuaw nteed £tarckP lan o
direct from our Lc to ry, thereby sav«
T u g you ?:00.00 or more.
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latest compì'*e sccoûd-haûd
t o r n ia I K
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Von wW be delighted »rlth the
«w eetntM , purity «nJ power of the
tone of the Starck Piano. Yon w ill be
StoM-d Wiik Ito toast» aed Ito «»Meto af R»
coatoroctlnn. F tc b c jrfck Piano toMcaratnito
ia.de Ibal It to n a n c lM d lor 25 »eir». la to
n w M to . mc i u w m -thlas. to u a to It hto
J- :k el R M eld «sublimed, rc.»«Mibto ptoao
Cefekrated Stirdc Player-Piano
T h ia w onderful Inatrum ent m akes
musician« of m a il. T h e Starch P layer-
Piano la rich-toned, easy to operate
W e require a*
b a£-
r a e * . Y o u ir e not asked to tie
up yo u r money in any way. A ll
you d o is to take the piano Into
your hom e for 30 days free trial,
« h e re you test it an d 0 7 it in
your own wdv. ,,
At the ead of SO d a n »-■ Jcdda
WhMhrr the piaao to hut the eae
m wont. I I i t to. re e h e r» it, «■»•
« our low »Ktorr to bom. price,
r . r n c a l . t u u U »0». II. tor u r
ffl
11 dm*. not pror. to be up
Io »cur erpuct.lioo. la «»«•» war
end the An. « pbao »ou bare t t r t
W in «or the nonry. »ou ma» eend
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p a s liv e r y HPasility P o r
"Jfandlixig Y o u r B usiness
B an k in g b y Jifail Solicited
In te re s t paid on S av in g A a’ts.
leViu ■“-? up
Eijy Pajccata
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I of btol ,c a CM bnria
n -n lo n t b - lu W M .M to .il
II r»er .n »c .ted bv» pieno
axanmcHsto. T to ia
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HARDY T . STEW ART
cr. « . c o M M i a a i o N K B
atad
notary
P o r t O r d b r d . Oa-egyoaa.
P* A . 8 C H M I 0 T , M . D
P. A. STARCK PIANO CO.
Man « A . —
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CMCAOO
Langlois, Oregon
The Port Orford Wharf company
hereby reuounoa any mponaibility for
accidenta of any nature which may ae>
cur to any party or partlea making ese
of ifa wharf fur any purpose whatever
from thia date on until the wharf Is
rebuilt, GoMtructioo work to eem-
menee eoou.
By order of the Board of Directors.
O. W . Z vmwaiv , President,
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T. Wnlra, ft«., Hecietrry,
Pert Orford, O r , July JO, 1017.