The Port Orford tribune., January 16, 1918, Image 2

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The politicali bee is Commencing to but» ' j n <£6rry,
and tome announcements may be expected in the near
Port O rfo rd ,
k n n . U i , vhe l t t h day of
IttlM a t iHo h o u r ot 10 o'clock A . U -
at «lie r»Mrt room of aald court In the
town ■>< (loki Beach, haa hara duly1 ap-
pointed t«v said oonrt. for the settiä­
ni, nt of odd acoouut, at whloh tim e
M id pl icc any pereen interested in said
es'ate icay appear and file exceptions
in writ!Mg Io said account, a n d oonteet
same.
E r a W r a s ,
A d m in is tra trix of the estate of
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Alfred 8. W elle, deceased.
A. HIEL8BN’
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l a last week’s iu n e we published in the “early days'’
The finance committee hare er
«alam o an Hern stating that the egg hunters had just been ranged to 8'»M chicken supper'end
ia I ’o rt Orford from the rocks and had stated they had danoe at the iWfMArP fi*H, Teu/t8<
1,642 docen M arre eggs ready for shipment, and the season “> h’ ,f "• oul ,n our
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AN INN W O R TH W H ILE
tai and Wehaptrthe young people
J of Pert Orford and Langlois »ill
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The M a m egg is nearly as large as a goose egg, and m „niM oiirdaoee „ iibM. n, . .
while not very palatable fried, is good for pastry cooking, ifonm.rk petrppiwd the dsnose
A fool federal la v , however, now prohibits 4hu gathering «ymn by them ip the interest of the
of those eggs. W ith our oountry in need o f food and a
great cause. ,
rigid food campaign being carried on, it ir ; litty > d h o rt of
eptms fwm . » <mr boy,
crim inal negligence to continue to allow these «¿gs to go
to waste. And this federal law not o n ly . f^low. >
but
rofiage Solicited
W. 1. JOHNSON, Pwp
Notions,
compels it. I f the M urre is o f arty value to tn a n k in d , oth- work the Bed Cross and the Y. M.
er than the nae of its eggs, t h a t v iilu p jia a not yet been C. A. are doing for them, we would
ail pork harder for Urn on nee of
The nesting season for them birds triHecon be here« bolh
nad i f thia situation was put up to the proper authorities
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permission eould undoubtedly be s e c u re d /io gather the
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Mr»*Z 8. C am .
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eggs— i f not, Hooverism is being defeated in this instance.
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The follow in g» the list of Judges
to d Clerks of Klmlipn as appointed
- by tb s recent County Ooart:
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Judge*—G J Bradeley, Jos De.
; Martin. Clerk»-Roy M Cooley, H
R Hartley and Bertha W Wood.
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BROOKINGS
And g ss T G eo 8 Harris, C E 8w sn.
1 ClWka—Sager Mann, John B Ko
’ dart and J M McGipjUe.
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Judges—8 P Pater, P G Gan leu
I bent. dorks R e ger Hanley, Geo
, D Wood and WiH H Moore.
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UPPER CHETCO
Judges—N B Meer», Krasina G
Gardner. Clerke-Mre Henry Payne,
' Mrs Geo Telman and Lela TolmanJ
MOUNTAIN
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W rbtrrm W o rld ,
Llejd Knapp of Port Orford was
in town Sunday enroute to Portland
to resume bis studies at Columbia
for parties in
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Other Bargains; Call and see them
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Ju.igee—John R' Hill, C A Smith.
- Clerk»—Henry K Partner, Aba Her-
. oenbrook and. J W Rickey. J
PISTOL DRIVER
.{ Judge*— H I fstneift, Olive Low-
reuoe. Clerk»—Robert Z Walker,
■ W H Crook and C 8 Gauntlett.
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GOLD BEACH
Judges—C R Suydam, Jesee Tur-
’ »er. Clerks—Chas Morse, f D
.. 'pulvin and Geo B Stafford.
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SbeoND B oard
Judge*—P M Littler, H Hickeo-
t elo. Clerks—D M Moore, A J Ball-
f ey and E M Bogardue.
’WEDDERBURN
r ‘ ".Judge*— M Doyle, P B Postal.
. Gierke—T J Fromm, Gilbert And-
Spou and W T White.
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’ Judges—J G “Porterfield, Prank
’ Moore. Ctefke— Mrs Etta Moore,
Elia Harriet» And W R Coy.
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W l. GILLINGS, PROP
Starck
v 30 days* free trial in your home
a beautiful, gvarxnteed Starck Piano
direct from our {«ctory, thereby ear*
fog you $100.00 or mow.
’ i We rsquim be me—» h e*-
Quelien, N H Larson.
Nbrdberg’and Mrs John P r o » « Jr.
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S ccomd B oard .
Judgesi » T VW»hS. » W ® *«-
Clerks-eH T ì^tewar», Louis L
Knapp and'ftg«Jfcem aM .
J o d g e ^ -P P Cook, .Bert Wells.
Gierke O rnar Mather, Clarenes
ZumwalLaad Geo Pitshngh.
Editor Tuatrttk: * -*»i^' -•«
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n O E À fi GREEK :
la your last isvm yuo referred to
Judges—C 8 Cappe, C N Smith.
tha Red Cram
Corry ooua-
Clerk»—C A Russell, Lex Oopeand
ty aad favored C u rr y foroUog a
Jennie Oops.
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unit of ItM fandh Port Orford m
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headqoartera. . r/
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Jedge » J A Bow m an,/as Orne,
That io exaetly what we people
owath. Clark*—(J P Haagenen, W
at Denmark ptopAeed trying te peOt
8 Guerin and J E James.
for if we eouM gMR>e eesistsne» of
' ECKLEY
the balance of the county. We
J u d g w -J E Ifrieoe, T Gibbs.
spake to Prof. Kent of Gold Beaeh
sad a committee ot /opr war* eoat C lerk«— George A Taylor, Claude
Clarke «ad J Sell. "
to confer with
pp of Port
MULE CREEK
Orford. We afoo had letter» from
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Jedgm—Geo
W Billings, H 8
Mrs. Kato Lande of Marshfield and
Cel. Rom of Bandon na the tamo Koeetler. Clerks—G G Pry, John
eubJeeL They all agree that Corry Hall sad Viola Pry.
leeervM recognition for her good
ILEAffE
J ud y
Isoe b Pry, George Ma.
I n t e z c f f t p s iic L
to w w U be delighted with «ho
tweetneae, purity «mt power of the
Mneof the S u n A Piano. Yao will he
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PSMMI8 CUNN1PP, Jit
8f. 0.8. Mier»! fear vew
durveyerfortbe Dletriet < Or­
egon.
•fid Mundfoe •
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Langlois, Oregon