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May IS, I89f. Walter Sutton, publisher:
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for a v iril I» b»r parrut« at Gold
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Published Every W MwwIay, by
HARDI T . HTEWABT
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B ba SMUM-S.
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L Ki«>i|'P wound op hi» »-««on’.
. «beep abrun,»« teat week, and had .
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A record o f 27
on fu o-l, 2 to 45 w ilw a am-,»,-I. The grest-
conservation in 10 day» with «!•••;•**’ " «•noted d-p I, ..f |«Miet ration of
me«»«g» taken to 3948 psupte III »11 ; » »»»•-«» • »« I- »Iona w»« nniv «taint 11
a lo n e w eighed 6 5 0
waa marfa by M r». Jennia If- Kemp ' feet,
* "* «ml * ‘ thia
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'ho haa been traveling through the pound* .The great Cape York me­
Cone Bay country. In a latter t» teorite weighing 37« ton« w«« fuood
W . K . Newell, ««»intent federal food lying >>o top of the ground end only
.¿ . ¡ .U t m t o r ,
lh . foul,(1
penial«» covered. The W il lunette
Floreaea,Gardner anri all thsooun- inoTwiiM-h weighed .lig h tly o\er
,
The atenruer Arcata »ail-d S atur. try alive to the »uhject'except Ban
day. Cornelius Woodruff, who baa don.
hern vititog the city, returned , ou ; ‘‘ Wrought to have bad a big 8un
h*E
| day afternoon patriotic meeting in
j M i*. Lottie Peakin' ofGold B.«aoh,1
hul ««ryone with whom I
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I»«« bean »i-endiiig ■ week among
j Irienda ami re l.tiv e . in Pott Orford.
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, 8. I . Peirce our next c o n t y clerk
T here are many^ m a n y h o taea in o u r la n d w here th e
Chrifttmitts s p irit will be -addened by th e im p tv c h a ir ofj
IW « h o has . in-wurtwl tfig c o u n try 's <?aH. H e lp c o m fo rt' J
■at which tu«te>>ri‘r* reach •’>« earth
I Itaa her« vaii»u«ly *Munnt'--l «1 from
talked tolff
told ro«
me there ?
waa
« ‘ no inter-
S*4,«n«l the people would not oome
out,. Made my debut, however, in
, he m,,vie. Saturday evening aiftd in
a eW 1 *>» * * * j * rl,on< vaudeville on Sunday. Think of
•** ,eBl *n tbeee parts, inft as a part ui a Kouday evening
^ “o" c‘*m* “P »««dcy. to ' vaudeville .h ww.
16j ii;«» we« not entirely buried, a
anmli pr jeoling portion leading to
it» diei-iivrry. The large Baoubiri
to iroo which waa estimated to
weigh 20 tone, lay in . a soft .o il,
With ite Surface but i d le below the
geueral'surtece ef the field around
it. Some meteorite« which have
been recovered Immediately afteri
«trik'ng the earth were «eid to have '
been too hoi to handle for a period '
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Open Unde** New M anagem et
Board by
Day,
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Month
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Butcher Shop in Connection
Choice Meats at a Reasonable Price
Your Patronage Solicited
W. R. J?H N 80N , Prop.
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of 0 hnute, while Other» have been j
so cold a. to numh the hand.. Ooe
t ie s » h o r n « " 1 ,1,^ t h o u g h t t h . t th e R ed O r a * . » - a t e b . t o ,
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ineieoiite fell on a «tack ofdry straw
over .h e ir b w u o ,„ , t a , „ U r e „ t,r R ed f r o » be y o o rj M„ . j , „ „ . c , - r - . h
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but did not »et it ou fire. Setters!
C h ristm as G ift to “ O ur Boys” who a re fig h tin g for
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' > theindiifenmi*«of Superintendent of j instniinea ha ve ,reo mentioned io
Joe
Nay,
killed by
for H u m a n ity an d for A m erica
ho ia preparing to atari up his ^p*10“ ** Hamusi who declared tbst which people have
telling
meteorites
hut
these
lack
,
he
never
re«d
tbe
daily
papers
and
m ill.
>kuew notbing of »>teO «es gomg on confirm U ioii.
THOSE RED CROSS CHRISTMAS SEALS.
Dick Gwthridga was up laat week
nationally, «s il »tirred liira n n, sud
Upward» of 650 fall« and finds of
and obtained a permit to teach, and
lie believed el) tdioirid keep lb*ir
Meteorites
have been reported, and
T h e re are so m a u y appeal« for c h a rity th ese daya th a t ws under*t»n«l will tench the l i t i . ininda »treue s no cal m »nd pay
these nave found their way into
noia
river
school.
th e person of m oderate m eans m ay be com pelled to d e n y
tuoreatteiilion |o s«ci<>l»gy aud otlier mureutun and collection«.
som e th a t are w orthy. Y et tn e re is h o one b u t th a t cau
Prof. J. 8. Capps of Greg, creek iroportant mailers.»—-Evening Tele
These, however, are only a very
buy a t least a few Bed C ross J b ria tm a s seals, and it is had tbe misfortune some ten days grsi».
small fraction of the number that
d o u b tfu l if th e re is a sin g le place w here y our pennies w ill «go to seriously cut bis foot, from
actually fall and are never recover­
which be has since b^en coufined to
Ranger Curl Dtr.cuaaea Meteci ites.
ed, for it has aeen estimated that
do m ore good th a n rig h t here in th e w ork for p rev e n tio n
his mom.
about 20,000,000 strike the earth
of th e spread of tu berculosis. T he e x a m in atio n of o u r boys
Mrs. Fitzhugh ami her itä ugh ter
daily. Moat of these are vary small
Continue,I from lust week.
for e n lis tm e n t h a s show n an a la rm in g a m o u n t of thia dis­
Stella mo»«! down to Brushes Creek
The tell of a meteorite is gener scarcely exceeding a grain in weight.
ease, yet in n e a rly every case its spread could have been Saturday and the former commenced
O f all the »lone« that have been
ally accompanied by noises which
p rev en ted and in its early stages it yields read ily to tr e a t­ a three months term of school there: have been described as reeambhng »een tu fall and have bwn recover­
yesterday.
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1 the fire of musketry, cannonading ed, but 9 are of iron. The largest
m en t. B uy a few Seals a t least.
Asa Carsy, J«s Culver and W m ., Qr lhunder. H ‘ ba fall takea place known meteoric ma»s was that
i rtsa«sam «w »• wk*kM«.»s4 ..< * .1 — — L. _
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Log«n have gone iuto partnnrxhip during a period o f darkness it is al- brought by Commander Peary from
OUE COUNTRY NEEDS MFN, NOT DREAMERS.
Greenland,
which
in the egg biiainewa, and George Bai­ ao accompanied by a flash of light Cape York,
which i» followed by a luminous weighed 73,000 pounds. Tha next
ley
and
George
Sypher
are
running
In a n o th e r place in th is issue w ill be noticed w here
rocket iika tail. These phenomena largest lies near H ttubirlto iu Mex­
th e S u p e rin te n d e n t of Schools a t C oburg is q u o ted as say ­ the business far them.
ara due to the tepid passage of the ico, and is estimated to weigh 50,
W illia m B. Caref and fam ily
in g th a t he n e v e r read th e d aily p ap ers a n d knew n o th in g
objects through the air. and the 000 pounds. Tha third largest
of w hat was g o in g on n a tio n a lly as it s tirre d him u p an d have taken cha ge of the Halfway cunsequenl rise in temperature that of Willamette, Oregon, which
House, at Mueael Creek, and offer
which is aulOcieuVto produce fusion Weighed 31,197 pounds. This «tone
h e believed all should keep th eir m iuds serene and calm
firal-class accommodations to the
of
tha outer aurfsce and even igui. waa found in ClacKRina» county.
a n d pay m ore a tte n tio n to sociology a n d o th e r im p o rta n t t r ip lin g public. I t ia just the place
All known meteorite« are of .an
lion, thus giving riae to the dark,
m atters.
to get a good square meal.
igneous
nature nod have yielded no
glass like crust which is found as
O ne who w ould m ak e a statem en t such as th e above
Charlea Edwards and M r. Daniel- thin coating on nearly all atony trace« of animal or vegetable matter.
a t th is tim e is a m is-fit, or, in tho t& rd s of C bl. R oosevelt, «on of Coos county, passed down teat meteorite«.
Th« elemental matter coin|H>«ing
“ a n u n d e sira b le citizen.” H e m ay th in k th a t he is good, week
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« » o Beach,
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. time of passage » through the meleoFiie« u the eatuu a» that of the
to Gold
to , take a look
The
b u t h is u n co n cern over th e a tte m p t of (Germany to rob t h e , , l ^ r- Hume’a buildings with a view ¡Btui'wpUeiw ia, however, too abort t.> earth, though differing in . propor­
Abe beat
to tional amounts and iu form of com
w orld of lib e rty a n d v irtue and e v e ry th in g life ho ld s d e a r 110 ‘"k,ns * conlr,cl for th«'r «nmv permit
w m it *h.
h e»t to
m penetrate
.
binatioo. The most abundant of
great
depths,
and
nearly
all
meteor
m ak es h is a p a th y little less than a crim e a g a in st h u m a n - i** *
' id# ° f ihe rf” r'
ilea are quite cool, or barely warm, the meteoric elements are, in alpha
ity . Of a ll places such a m an should not be te a o h in z in ■ M r* ‘ Co,ebf“ ult’a carpenters are
on reaching the ground. The speed helical order: Alum inum , Calcium,
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o u r A • m erican achueie.
H is k in d of p a trio tism is n o t ° th o making guod progress with her naw ——-»— i x 4 — i —if— j' -i ------ ' Carton, Iron , Magnesium, Nickel,
improvement«. A flhe. WVge and
»tew Biw
Oxygen, Phosphorus, Silicon aud
kind we w a n t in stilled in o u r c h ild re n .
substantial barn is rapidly ap­
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Sulphur.
More rarely and
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proaching completion, after which I f you w an t a
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smaller quantities are fduad: Ohio
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ladua-nJClub Work.
pitol, North Bend, last week, ie re- the construction of bar new resi­
L i n e , a lfito ^Vix- O E i t e E fib in p «
rine, Chromium, Cobalt, Copper
ported
to
ba,doing
nicely.
dence will be commenced.
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a n d W o o d J L lc lio l& o l t o E i g - l i t
Hydrogen, Iridium , Lithium , Man­
Oregon Agricultural College, thru
0 . E. Spangler of Langlcie was in
ganese, Nitrogen, Palladium, Plati
t h e m . H a r n e « « , E is h in g r -tc b o k le
the extension department has been town tbe latter part of the week on
Saving Stamps an Sab.
num, Potassium, Ruthenium, So­
putting forth much effort for a nmn hi» way to Marshfield on a short
S t u m p i n g - P o w d e r , S t o v e s a ,n d
dium, Titanium and Vanadium
ber of years lo further Itidnatriai hu»inets trip. He stopped over night
Postmaster Johnston has received th a t
w ill defy W ind an d probably also Argoa and Helium.
R ange«,
Club Wprk among th« -c^.xil dbii nl the Bandon H otel.
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w supply o f . saving th rift stamps
R a in a n d give th e lig h t o f Microscopic Diamonds have also
dren >f the »tat'!
that are now on sale and can be
A. J. Marsh and son, N. Marsh,
been found. Gold, Antim ony, A r
Club» are formed in every com.
bought either from Mr. Johustop, h a lf a dozen o rd in a ry L a n ­
accompanied Mr». Marsh to Bandon
aeoic, Lead, Strontium, Tin and
muuity for instruction of boy« in
te rn s , 606
Fiiday. Mrs. Marsh wae called to W . T . White or ,Wm. Gillings.
Zinc have also been reported, but
the ttnet points of bog laising
During thia month and next,
the bedside of her mother, M ra. Kron-
later iuvetiigaliona have thrown
cbioken raising and in fact all do
these stamps will be wold, at 14.12
enberg of Coquille who Is very ill.
doubt on the correctueee of the de­
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aneatic animals oom moo to the farm.
oach. At the beginning of each euc- ,
termination«.
R JL Nead for a number of year« I Deeding month the cost of a stamp
Girls take up sewing, tru ll oun
P o r t O rford
To be ooiAioued.
second
assistant
lighthouse
keeper
I
will
increase
I
cent.
The
stamp«
•ting, fancy work and any line of
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domestic (raining to which each girl at the Cape Blapco station, waa io I U.uerl during 1918 will mature Jan.
i^HIiAakll
Lit rrl a v An
kis way to
ax» a «»-».-»/-» ■
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Brtiifloi) Kit
Saturday
on his
seems j^d»pted.
1, 1823, when they will be redeemed
Tbe work the ehiblien'do is ex­ S. iiuov, Wash., where he becomes et $5 eech. The difference between
hibited at the county fairs and later first assijtam keeper of a lighthouse. the purchase end maturity price is
• I the aUle fairs. Premiums are
Among Curry oottoty people who the intereel the government pays.
offered a» an” induom tut fpr the spent the week end at Bandon where:
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The entire wealth of the United
children lo do th eir heat.
Frank C alierliu, W. R. Dickaor., D. Stales is behind these war saving
Thia is the proper time of the M. Moore J. Huntley, W.GauntJett, certificates. No person may pur­
year tu eurult in the Industrial Club Frank Caughell, of Gold Beach; J. chase at one time more than HOC
work. All children of the county Milken, Brookings; Jobn-O. Foster, worth or hold at ana time more than
contemplating Club Work «hould Langlois.
$1,000 worth of these securities.
aign up at ooee. Membership card« | Mias D. B. H urnley of Silverton,
T h rift stamp« costing 25 cents
may ba obtained from me or you
.each
may be purchased from time to
Oregon, who taught sohool tha past
may get them from »Mr. H , C. Sey
time
and
affixed to thrift card, which
summer ia one of tbe districts of
niour, State Club Leader, Corvallis,
is
supplied
without coet. These
southern Curry, was iu Bandon the
Oregon.
latter part of the week enroute to stamps will not bear interest, hut a
Some children of the couuly did
ner home. She was a gurwt of Hotel th rift card when filled «1 a ooet of
eOme club work teat jlear.
$4 may be exchanged foraa interest-
Band On while here.
Grace Meiberger of district 25
hearing war savings stamp by turn­
Mrs. ffm . McLaren stopped ovar ing the card in and paying the d if­
made a Bad Croat uniform I »»I year
and exhibited it at the Cooa-Curry Sunday in thia city on her way ference between $4 and the current
Fair aad again at tha State fair at from Sixes, Oregon, to her home at price of a war aavinga stamp. W ith
Salem, where the received a premi Bishop, Cal, She ia the mother of the first war savings stamp bought
Mrs. Ed. Cox of Sixes and had been
um <tf >6 58 in ea«h.
the purchaser will obtain without
W hile the premiums offered are the gueet of her daughter the past obarga a war saving! certificate con
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In ha 4 eat red yet they are of minor month.
rt
tainiilg apace for 2 0 of these stamps.
im p o rta n t at com parol w ith'other
I f the 20 spaoea are filled prior to
Mr. and Mrs. W . 8 M »r»bsll a r
te-oofits derived from engaging in rived from Portland Tuesday on January 1, 1918, the coat totha pur
Club Work. The tra ittilg and io . their way to Langlois io again take chaser will have been $4.12 for each
ceuuvejBliildren gel is of far greater up residence on their ranch. They stamp, on $82.40 for the Oiled certl
w orth than any money considers- moved to the Roae (hiv about four,1 ficaie, and òo January 1,1923, tbe
Ü E N N 1 8 C U N N IF F . J R .,
HARDY T . 8TEW ART
tiua that may be conaected with years ago, but state that they are government w ill redeem it at $100
any such a prupoaitioa
PareuU glad to get back to Gud’x country giving the bolder a net profit of
U . • . C O M M I M I O N K R D ep. 0 . 8 . M inera! 8 n r v e y o i
aud teachers are urged to use Iheir again.
$17.60 fur the u m of hit money.
and
Surveyor for the D tetrict I O r ­
inffueoce to interest childr n to lake
Money derived from the war aav­
Seven wagon loads of fine pork­
N O T A R Y P U B L IC
egon.
up tbe Club Work.
ers in the pink of oondftton were inga inveatmeau will be uaed to
Gold B ea ch , -
. . Oregem
P o r t O r fo r d , O reg o n .
brought to Bandon from Curry court meet the expense, of tbe war. The
Trespass Notice.
tv putrita, Wednesday, on their way <**•<•«■ pert of tbeM fund« w ill
expended within the Uaited States.
P- A- 8 O H M I D T , M . D«
Notice la hereby Riven that say and
all pereona^lonnd trespassing upon M m
Physieten A Surgei*
premia«« of tbe ondervigned for the
purpoee of dogging hoge or cattle will
be ptoeeeutod to the (nil extant of tbe
* Langlois, Oregon
taw.
Telephone connection
I . F.
Blxes, Oregon
Port Orford Furniture i
& Hardware Store
LANTERN
WM. GILLINGS, PROP.
g B h s H
Notions, Mens Furnishings
- - and Dry Goods - -
BANK OF POWERS
Specials This Week:
Jifas E v e ry I ’a s ility P o r
h a n d lin g Y o u r Bueinees
B an k in g b y Jtfail Solicited
In te re st paid on S av in g ¿.e’ts.
Brown Beans 12-5c per lb.
POWERS, OREGON
Other Bargains; Call and see them
C. W. ZUMWALT & SON
Port Orford, Oregon
COBB WELL