The Port Orford tribune., January 16, 1918, Image 3

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of hia trip , M r. Larson
1 to deliver to the gor-
Port Orford
Mr». L. Knapp, whose health has
not been n f ll)« beet for some time,
went to Portland last wash to re­
ceive medical treatment.
A number of our young people it -
tended the danoe at Sixes lest Sat­
urday night, where they reported
The Port Orford bend will give a
, ORDERS RECEIVE OUR dance in the Prom in hall on Feb.
PROMPT ATTRR Ttor V --.- 14th. An ad.'sod further pariieu
peening of Mrs. Liaale Lehnberr at
Pasadena last Friday. She wee the
wife of John Lehnberr, eon of Chris
Lebnherr, one of the first pioneers
in M yrtle Point tod brother of Tell
Uehoherr living oo Floree creek.
The deceased wee a daughter of
Captain H errie, the first meo to
homestead at Empire on Coos Bey.
She leaves two daughters.— Go
qnille 8entinsl.
tore coooaraing thia event will ap-
puar i^ o u r najit issue.
ft s w jj/S . V anW inkle fvmenown
BQYIE JEWELRY fifi
from Bandon, as per his schedule,
and held services in the cliuroh st
this place Sunday morning and ev-
COLLII» H. BUFFINGTON
Mias Mildred Pitner, who has
«een with yeWtivfa fa tb e state of
Washington for tha post six months,
returned to Port O rfo N I u t Thurs­
day. Sha4e stopping < ii>
M r» K. L. W hite, and w ill assist in
tha telephone office.
W. A. WOOD, Manager
Resident Dentist
eaid it w u safe to state every faro
piano meant the oeoserving o f th e 1
lives o f 100 o f oar soldiers, nod* hie
lu a l plea to those getting dftt
plane material w u , •‘for God’e eeke
get b u y .” And thia ie what M f-
Lareon h u come home wii
tention of doing.
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a time or two and then returned,
oot attempting to cross the bar on
account o f an ugly break. For eev
•rat weeks prior to this trip, the
Tram p had bean barbound in Coos
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Port Orford, OragoR,
tie and pole business. Although
considerably p u t m ilitary i p , yet
be is Still going to do his m l in
helping to eheke the Kaiser from
i bi* ‘ b,one S O
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G uy Woodcock lige so far recov­
ered from his recent illness as tq be
able to be around the house again.
[ The young mao who, among other
, things, suffered an abeceee of tha
stomach had a very close call and
only hie splendid v ita lity pulied
Muoh oredit
him through ________
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the due Dr. r x . B dim idt, of LalfifaM
ter lots in for the aoceewful way he handled
^ U S fa e c u » .
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tlto drive
The present winter up to this
ter what- tim e bee b u n one of the hiilfJeet ex-
F da ? - ’ fartencefi. inr thie section in A a^y
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y e a rs ." S in u ti® fall reine/etakted.
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g rau h u been growing like spring
time, end now the pussy willows
end rhododendrons ere bodciinj u
tb o o g l spring to faally OfiRjog
tb# 0M b I
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g , WM ttp a t Coquille. Sheriff
Gage w u oa the lookout for * men
by
ngme ^ f Roberta. When ho
. „ i a l l i r . M i ll .r on
r t r f a , ee
5a a volanti
juet cu l off by a Gfatean <ogw» H 4
helped ia ty ia g ap the yfeeding |
i •tumpa and «arising the ohlld. to
tb afaar. Thafa aad simitar oooor-
rer.ces, he u id , w u why tha Cana-
dtaoa oo laager u k nor glim q a u
tert.
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B e accredited the hfavyoagda^qt
The law (8eetioa 12) statu the Itet Of the Caaediana to tha fact
lioeneing offloer “ •h e ll be entitled that ouch sights had oaoeed them to
to receive from the applicant a f u forget caution sod pursue the enemy
of 26 cents for oaeh Ifoenu issued-” until fa the mfacy o f hie arU llfay.
I t h u fash held that U n w fa® shall H e said that many had advanced
cover the fae for the license, u well u n til caught io an elbow and shot
aa for tha oath of the applieafa and io the bock white s till poreaiog thd
e c tio rw ’,
Tbe
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have faken place at Msrehfielfi/fan - A. A d o lp h a o n ,< D i® m a rii; who
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d * y ’ day between M .G .L u tm y aad Frank
h u buo aathorifad to imue Jieena®
id S a t- joekaon did not materialise, u both for the handling of ex p lo riv u io
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men were slightly indtepcfad, W ai zfaisteettoo, h fa tolled the attention
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tor M ille r e h d id it e O T t e n h c ^ * »
of the T a iB H rt to the fact that there
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atituted po fa not to dieappot/t the Ms a fas o f ¡»o for each lieen u ¡icao
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Coos bay fana who were expecting a ied.
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lb# ,l,lrd Um* Mil
far and O’Connell have met^end, u
aeual, the former proved too much
•R O P ’ R . for tha Multnomah d o h infaruotor.
‘ The b u k e t ball g ir f a jm f a beep,
F ro u o d . practicing telth fu lly for thalr game
tonwrrow evening. Thay have <ie-
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vetoped two eaappy team» ood will
-> pat up aa exhibition worth suing.
Tha iadtee era going to brtog has
iaaU keto, and after the game th e « will
h a lf inter- Jte auctioned off for a b u k e t supper,
fa ® » rifa ¡O th e r gem® wHl eteo fa ptefad, ,
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license® ere, therefore,
titled to »
total f® ol Soo for the lieen® end
oath.
M r. Adoiphsm cell« attention to
the fact that «bare is considerable
rwponeihfiity and work attached to
fa«» nw*» Bnd it ie the intention to have a iu n in g tb e u ltoene®, end that it te
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gaoeral good tinte to which a ll arc i only fair to licensing officers that
invited who have a 26o pteoe for ad they have a small reoompea® for
andon, Or. mission.
{father ah interesting and fanny
Imppcacd Mr. M ilter w hile
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On Wednesday* I ran from Sixes «o Port <v <
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and Thnraday«;'Friday*
road fo to Sixeh to Band ¡r
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Bwt matkat prices
Whan N - H . U n n o . o m m in fro m ,
Portland lest W uk a young Cana
di>n soldier w u on th a train a« far
u Cow boy, and from him M r. Lar
•on gained some very interesting
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first-hand information on the war. laugh over the affair.
The young man had b u n gfaeed
M r. K ent, Co. School Sopt., regie
twice »nd wounded once. He got tered at Langlois Hotel Friday vv
hie first g u after be had b u n only •a io g oa hie rotorn trip from Port
th r u days in the trenches; the next land and Salem. A t the former
time he w u thefa th r u months, city he attended the State. Teachers*
and tha i u t time he w u on the Association, reporting a pleount
firing line a y ea r and a quarter end profitable lim e; at Belem be
hefare being wounded in the arm ao served oo the Stele Exam ining
that he w u discharged U unfit for Board, •••¡sting io the grading of
papers o f the recent State cxamina
furtiter service. '.*■
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This soldier lad u id that ha did tione.
Sxa A oatb .
not believe th at ha wan any stark
inhuman than tbs ordinary s u n ,
hut when ha u w able bodied Ger*
man soldiers holding op their heads
A colored woman w m boeily en­
in tohen of surrender he ofily tried
gaged in emptying her M viog’a
to ehoot a little straighter or dork
•looking at tha W a r Savings Stomp
the maohine gun a little fester.
The reaeon be and his *0a*adiea window in the Poet Office. As the
peonies, utekels, dimes, quarters
oompaniooa frit that way Wfa ba
aad an ocoanonal half-dollar rolled
ce u u of the atrocitiu they had sun
oom mi tied by the H un . H e told out, the clerk u id : “ A on ty, this
money must he the result of • num ­
of bow they had witnessed their
ber of years* herd sauted Mvings.”
lellew soldi ere, who had bego ta k u
‘" Y e e u h ”, replied the eld gum
prisoners, being held up on sharp
m y, “ Y eeuh , eh b u o a u v ia * it to
sticks fr o ® the German trench®
bury m a u f with, hut ah got to
aad of bow io their adveufae they
th iakin ’ it ovah, aad ah Just mode
bed found others niiW d' to the
op mah miod it woold ha a h u p
walls of buildings. Theo, be Said he
beuah to buy Wah Savin’ Mumps
bed Been oae o f • eaea|I p e rtj who to h e p b a ry tfa t K a i^ * - • > .
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H o rry Tyiar enlisted a few JLays
ago in Uncle Sam’s merchant ins-
rine. M r. Tyter hto made hie home
Q o sd Food 8 to b lo a tteclted . fa Pert Orford for the past efveral
u. K NAPP
K r o p r Ä f t v v . 1 yearn and has bean engaged Yn the
P e r t O r fo r d . O re g o n
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premacy from the H u o ia the fe ll
Geo. G . M ilfac aad 8. P,: M errill
only fa lose i t fa him the fallowing o f Euchre creek, passed thru last
spring no.the result of bis ioduo Thursday the 3rd with the body of
trioue manufacturer» H i la thes u . w . Fish, who died at Mare le -
eooditeou the elites bopfc fat reverse, tend. |( r . Fish was in Ute U . 8 .
thio coming spring. Got. McMiBaafaervioo at that pteoe.
C. French, member of the
Port Orford Realty company, ia ex­
pected home from Portland within
the next wack. M r French bee been
io the Roes city the past two months
or so for medical treatment. I t io
said hb health is so muoh improved
, 'hay.
CHEEVER & B O W M A N
Langlois, Oregon
Boht. Jonna, once a Spanish
American veteran, with bis fam ily,
apent Saturday night a t Langlois.
alltea bod struggled through the H a oamo over from hie homeetead
eommer and wrested tide s ir H f a answer the QeeeUoonelre,
T he Tram p laid in onr harbor
several days last week white await­
ing an. o p p o rtu nity to
0 to l
Rogue rives. <fapt. Forty run$farn
Dr. F. A- Voj
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war urna»
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Prompt, Efficient öervice
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Pleaae send your
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C . N . Sm ith, barin g erected a
neat little dwelling on bin. ranch
planet on the western front, M r. north of town, has moved into IL
Larson b a i returned with a grantee
B . O. Sm ith, who freights fa r
incentive end more uthueteem for
P o rt Orford, passed thru ou a return
his work. H e listened, whifaaway,
trip reoently. Heaeye th at there
toOoL McM illan, a CaaadMh rote
but before they reached e flood stage
the down poor q u it as suddenly at
i t came up and Saturday tha aun
.was ahinujfi again.
Eighteen Y ea n E iferten w
the small gasoline bests.
To facilitate getting logs to bis
m ill M r. Larson ban contrasted for
a 8 i ton Duplex trnok. He is un-
deoided aa to whether bs will have
immediate delivery of the truck or
L ang lois « n d V ic in ity .
net, owing to a fear that winter
roads w ill not stand its urn. O ur
oouaty onori, however, has shown
its patriotism by assuring him that
it w ill endeavor to keep the road in
Louie Peek is new working far
good conditio« for hie logging Oper­
tbs Hogkes Bros.
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ations from here to Sixes provided
W . H . W igeot has booght a
heavy teems are not put oo it for
Look to your P!><,
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and other Machinery; a id se«\ ¡piu -
yog need the coining » I X : M h
hard matter to get su-^! i .
count of shortage of mated al
private interest».
Sinoe hearing from aathoritative
Following a nice day, last Friday
witnessed one of the hardest raise
W th m S k ? B t r im t r o r i^ y ,
B M i t t e M y M w Abstract
»«Ini a Carry Comty
iug A p ril 1st. For this material
the government pays H 0 5 per
thousand feet delivered at anyJtoiat
on the railroads. Mr. Larson piana
on making delivery a t Co® bay,
shipping from bore to that piano os
w u taken ia a British aat whan two
hours out oo its Brat voyagfc
A lth o u g h ’ the youo« Canadian
baa experienced all tbs horrors of
tbs war, y e th e la trying to work
bio crippled arm into shape oo ho
can gel book into tbs trenchu. Ha
iaoto tbot it is bto dot>, asObo says
i t ukao tbs row rooruit a long time
to develop into (ho seasoned soldier,
and bo fools that bis ooonlry needs
him.
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H a said the slllas had artillery
enough to make two linos bob to
bub along the fiflO mites of tbs was.
torn front, aad ammunition sufficient
f o r t u n e » When asked by M r.
Larson if (bare waa any possibility
of tbs Germans breaking through
this lino, he replied, "oo, tha allies
non hold it until H e ll frsesso orer.”
H n n . O f the femoua Prises® Pat
regiment not one man rmmeiae
•liv e .
Thia eoldier w u i o . Dover whan
reeevering from own o f hie g u at­
tacks, and thete he ah< all the eub-
m arie® captured by the British
just how many, though, was o n f tit
tha war secrete he promised n<A to
divulg» There, ala», he taw the
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