The Port Orford tribune., March 06, 1918, Image 3

subject to the approval of the
lean v o te n of the ouunty as ex*
a t the Primary Nom inating
with a rile last
I home near Pow .
I arale man about
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11« had
been
FO B CO U N TY JO DOR.
a p ^ r » d ro.w er the < x in ^
of S .b£ i ^ o dZitvonf i i i n S S ’
In thia ieaua will he notioe.l the
announcement of E . B Bypher who
seeks re eleution ou the Republican
ticket from northern C urry.
As we have previously stated the
i T r ib u n k believes Port Orford was
I entitled to the Commlastoiiership at
this lima and that the public good
could have beet been served during
! the next four years by that official
M A IL
ORDERS R E C E IV E
PR O M PT A T T E N T IO N
• residing at thia place. However,
those suitable for the position in
this vicinity have, to the present,
declined to take a chance on being
elected to an office that carries such
little coqfpeasation for all Its wor­
ries and responsibilities. And at
this time it lo<ika aa though M r.
Bypher is in a lair way ol being
nominated agaiu withoutoppoallioa.
• The gauaral opinion seems I a pre
veil thef the Couwty Coert. as a
«hole, it much stronger with the
public than it baa.been for several
years, and Mr. Bypber’s nomination
ia quite sure to mean bis eleotion.
OUR
BOYLE JEWELBY SO.
BVER ARD B . BOYLE, MOB.
iae Ne. 541.
Banden,
the ladlea to serve supper In for tbe “
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RedAfoe. d»Oto on the J flb .
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»»« »«y »«rth to
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Carson, Wash , to visit her mother,
W . E. Beat, superintendent a f the Mrs. itora Faith, who is just reoov.
Fyfe-W ilson Lumber e m p a y , w ee,er;„g from ¡ h BW s . The special
down from Bandon the latter part j |>ea,ou for the winter visit, is the
iD S tra C t of last week and spent a couple of. fact that Mrs. Adolpbeen’s brother,
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d a y . supervising the
work at this place.
A. I. O’R eilly, of O. A. C. Who bad
P rie n c e
been promoting industrial work in
S ervice lb«*»h<ralH of C u rry county, was in
town Friday night on hia return
Iffw er
nor,l> fru® * t r i p n f » r down tba
—I------- - coast aa Brookings.
As w ill be noticed in
P u b lic
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Several issues back the T bibu nb
published a letter received by C. H .
Pearae acknowledging reoaipt ut hia
field glasses which ha had a m t in
to the Navy Department, biaoe
then a number from Port Orford
and viciuity have donated their
glasses to the uause. Tim ahortaga
of biuoculars and and spy glasses in
Ibe navy is etill acuta, and e ll who
have not sent their glasses in are
urged to do an. They ara,tha**wyea
of "the navy,” and your pair maj
V .;
Chas. J. Marks, formerly of Cat
tarliu A Marks but now of the Peo
pie, Store, of Gold Beach, want to
Portland recently to lease or buy
one or two small gasol iae boats to
put ¡„ commission for the Gold
Issue Beaeb trade.
The Della, that
run
M rt- T - J -Conk, of Lebanon, who to Rdgua river last summer for the
’ for a aumlwr of year« ** *** *n tb* B* ro w company, will probably be
’ Rogue river section, will be in Cur on# ®Y ’ be boats that w ill besecured.
" ay s ry this month with a fu ll line of I ’ '» reported th at M r. Marks, who
save soma vessel from a waiting aub-
SMrina.
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d Sat-
m illinery. Mrs. Cook also visited i to
ex|*erienoed cauneryman, will
Curry last summer.
operate the Reaborg cannery on
> P. J. L in d le rg tome down from
(a' * lu“ 1
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Bandon la .t week and after
Glosses w ill he returned a t the
terminaiiua of the war, i f possible.
One dollar w ill be paid for each
pair acnrpled, those net accepted
being returned at once. Tag each
article with your name and addraaa
and m ail to Hen. F ran klin D.
Rooeavelt. Aaa’t. Sec. of Naisy (N a
vai Ohaaryatory) Washington, D . &
spend. durh‘g ‘ he Com,n« * * ~ »•
I f " ) 10 '»ft several d ay, at hia home here
The Yellow 8ox and Red ’ Box
I W ” relurne3 ¿»that plane again Monday, played their Anal basketball gaateof
fide
M r Lindberg's health has been Bail. ’ he season in the Fromm b a ll Sat.,
R O P ’R . *°9 ^or * * * * * years aitd^at Bandon urday night. A large number eu
’. he ia under the constant attention tended' the game, which wae oloeely
Suita
Cleaned
and
,aU)r- M- V , Leep.
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I U . t o i d i b . t the Duplex truck,
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Port Orford, Oregon
Dr. F. A. Voge
Resident Dentist
Bandon, Orage.
KNAPP HOTEL
purchased in Portland recently *>F
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‘ Commieaiorirr HeibergeV fi»r hauliog |
<he * * n0# M
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I gravel on C urry’, road., ha. etortod
‘ * ’Upte ° f « • * » / « -
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and the score was gives out ae 4 to
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^ * 2 in favor of the Yellow Box, the
shipped to Grants Paaa from whence
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it w ill come over the rooentains end , .
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basket that did not get counted.
I, up the coast via. Crescent City.
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The buys played an interesting ex
E rie C. Best, principal of the Port hibition game the same evening.
Orford sch.ail who t.rak tbe exami The j,|r |e met Monday and disband
nation recently at Marshfield, has'ed their team. The money tbaff-'to
been nolitied by hia home board a ll left in tbe treasury after expenses
Grants Pass th at be;passed and hasi are
wi|| ba given to the Junior
been placed in Class 1. Mr. Best Red Close.
w ill probshly have lima Io finish
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bia school here as It ia not expected
gftfl R , ^
Bridge.
the next call w ill come before May
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or June.
Commissioner E. B. Bypher was
C hoir practice whs held last Fri
d .v eveuii.g at the N . F. Woodcock
home. Mr. Woodcock? who I . pro
Gosd Feed 8 ta b te attached
fioient on the violin, w ill soon have
C. K N A P P
P r o p r ie to i
an orchestra of bia own. He recent-
ly purchased a piano, and Miss Inez,
1 who lias considerable natural talent»
IN T H E C IR C U IT COURT O F OBE- ia taking lemons on it. One son,
OON FO B CURRY C O U N T Y . C< E .
Owen. Plalotifl, v* A. Decker, DefeU'l- L ynn , a darina* player, ia a first-
•nt. SUMMONS.
IN T H E NA M E class a»u«iei»u in the navy, while a
OF T H E S T A T lt OF O R E G O N : To
A. Decker, the shove e«me<t defendant: eeo.m.1 son, Merle, play, an alio
Port Orford, Oregon,
down fro® Langlois the first of the
week Iook,n«
“ » ro‘ d ' in th ii
dfotrlct and inspecting the Bixs.
hrid«e; T b i* • lruclur*
Yound to he in bad condition, but oa
° f ,he hi« h
* nd ,af* ’r« •’
* * repeited instead
rebuih f,,r the Pr' * nL Suroe 01
l,ie *ron? M we** • * timbers will he
7eplacei* Bn<* • Yale« work w ill be
P»’ under ,be brid«e &
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horn in «he local band.
duH n« lb# b“ *Y • ‘, “ raer Lr* vel ,
E . A. Lindberg w ill have charge of
O^rt. H . W j|*oir, one of the gebial th . work. '
You are hereby required to appearand
answer the complaint of plaintiff filed
n<ainst you in thy above entitled oonrt
and cause within »lx weeks from the
date of the flraf publication of this
summons, namely, January 90. 1019,
and if you fail to so appear gpd an­
swer, or otherwise plead, foe w ant
thereof plaintiff w ill take Judgment
inst yon for ike trams demanded in
■ said oomplaint. namely, tor tbe
sum of Thirty D.dlars, with interest
tliereon at the rate ol six per cent per
annum from February I L 1915, and for
the sum of Reventy-Sevea Dollars,
with interest thereon a t the rate of six
per cent per annum from April It , 1918,
and for the sum of Forty-Three Dol­
lars, witli interest thereon at the rate
of six per m a t per annum from May
11, letA, and lor the sum of C lg h 'y-
Flve Kollers and thirty-flve cents, and
for the sum of Sixty-Three Dollars
and fortv-fi*e oents, ami for the earn of
p lain tiffs cost-and dlshuraments in
this action Acerwinir, and plaintiff will
also apply for an order for the sale of
certain personal property heretofore
levied upon and attacked in the above
entitled cause, aa rh»wn by the Sb-r-
iPTs return of writ of attachment on file
and of record in tlie above entitled
c.nrt and cause. Service of Mili sum­
mons la asade upon you by publica-
t.on theraof in the Pact Orford T ri­
bune, a weekly newspaper of general
clreulation published In Curvy County,
Oreana, pursuant to ns order of the
above entitled court dated, ma le and
entered on the tend day of January,
lsiS, authorising such service upon
you by publication of said summons
in said newspaper for the period of six
weeks. The data of the first publica­
tion Of thia summons le January 90,
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C O L U E B H. BUFFINOTnN, j
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Residence and post oB ce address,
Gold Beach, Oregon.
■H
Wilson Lumber company bee
engaged, lately in putting in a
d cable irom Fort Point that
nail gasoline boats running
Cooa bay io Rogue river can
d over. The big oable, need
ipping ties and poles, le eo
r the little boats cannot pick
, bento the smaller cable that
can handle has been put in.
ia c<im|mny is going ahead with
ivement! in a way which shows
ends to do an exiensiv« buai*
it Port Orford. W ith its m ill
ie and .pole Industry it ie going
p a large a «sou nt o f material
oar port. Such a business le
sly a big help to (he eommuni
wbioh it la aitualed, but it Is
set to the county ee a whole.
earning that will go with it
»at the roads of this vicinity
ever, leet, and it would not
rim i f the County Court made
special proviatoa to look after
Respectfully,
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F O R S H E R IF F .
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I hereby announce my candidacy for
the Republican Nomination fur «her- !
Iff, auhjeottothe w ill of the Repobli-
osn voters of Curry County, Oregon,
as expressed at the coming Primary
Election to be held May 17, l»l8. I f I
am nominated and- elected I hereby
pledee myself to enforce the Bona Dry
Prohibition Law strictly and iinpar-
Respectfully,
Faso L . B ack * .
FO B CO UNTY C L E R I.
I hereby announce my caadidaey for
Clerk, subject to the wishes of the r t Date of first puMieati
Date o/ last publie»!.
publican Kleotora ol Curry County a«
expressed a t the oomlag Primary Elec­
tion to ba held Friday, M ay 17, ISI9.
J. J. STALKY k - up .
My slogan la “Coartooua treatment
to all and economies! efficiency in Of
flee affairs.”
W . R. Coy, Eflchre creek's cham
‘ pi >n hunter, baa killed 14 bear ibis
winter, and navdleaa to say there
will be no shortage of grease for fry ­
ing doughnuts in the Coy home for
some time to come.
bia
These bear are found in tbe oak
COLLIER H. BUFFINGTON
r » O t > U I1 .L K ,
CfPgOB
W. A. WOOD
A TTO R S B Ï AT
LAW
MOLI» BM ACM .OBBiW V
One new store building, two stories.
Co feet tong with 90 foot walla. Lot
#.3x100 feet. Best location in Fort Or­
ford. Call or address
. MBS M. A. NIELSEN,
Port Orford, Or.
Fresh Groceries
Notions, Mens F urnishi
- - and D ry Goods
! or.
g*
■>'d wooda, where, during a eeaeon like
• *° thia when there baa bean abigaoorn
'ff-w- crop, they get very fat on the note.
lOIBe M r. Coy keeps several doge that are
The dead rnedicine/or a bruin wbeuever
ileou ih ,y .trik e bis trail. No matter
Brown Beans 12-5c per lb.
Other Bargains; ( ’all and see them
ur"- how long the obese, or where it
lost, icada, Coy is right behind hia dogs
‘b t— when the bear tskes to a tree. Some
P*r
Tbe
W '*’
be’r
•ucli
#red
tbe
1 times it means laying oat in the
hills over night without blanket* or
pruvieions and tbe weather cold and
stormy, but the dogs have don« their
p< rl and th#j r own4f M ver flunks
on them by not going to them at
the- tree.
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M r. Coy is one of C urry’s atal wart
' “<• sons physically. Weighing about
,son 225 pounds, bo gets around in the
Bes- j woods a« light ea a «mail man, yet
'8ret he w ill take a 200 lb. hog on his
back and carry it out of a steep can
on with scarcely an effort.' ”
M b.
A. Nurbarry, cable mart Yor the
of the Demooratie party of Cutry Colic- of six Week* from the date of 1
ty, ee expressed at tlie Primary Election publication «4 thia sum moo*
to be held M ay 17, MIR, I hereby so- • <»»• » before the M th day of
»ounce m yeelfaaa candidate lor aoml- ' ’ yJ £ ~
nation for the off.ee of County Judge. Oi O tw 1«*, then and*in that c
Ono. BL Arsrvonn.
company’s j ohn Faith, w ill go in the n « t
draft.— Coos Bay T U W ? .?
t s s S ?
W ith their hides bringing a high
| prioe and their grease being a good
! substitute for lard, the 14 beer m ill
bring Mr. Coy a neat sum of mOQSy.
Under tbe direction of Mina Gram
Pearae tbe Junior Red Cross will
give an euterialnment, a circus they
to ll it, in tba From m hall on tbe
Dr. George Sberwood K<ldy, a Y .
evening of tbe 19th. Considerable
M.
C. A. wan work eecretary, speak
mystery eurrour.de tbe affair ee tbe
ing
of the spirit of tbe men in the
youngsters will not divulge whet
trenches
“over there,” telle thia
they ere going to do, however they
promise some real surprises and an story:
“ Up in tbe front line trenohee a
enjoyable time for all who attend,
shell fell. In an ioslant twenty
An admiaaioo charge ol 15c will be)
made, the preoeede going to their! mea were doomed to death er
mangliag, when quick a t a flash,
organisation.
quick
as thooghl, a man, a former
A fter tbe program is rendered*
football player, threw himself *od
the older folks will take charge end
the shell, and gathered to bimeelf a
there w ill be « Red Cruse dance,
hundred deaths. -
Music w ill ba furnished by the bund,
•‘There wae a report and when
Tickets w ill be sold for 91, and the
they picked up wbat was toft of
ladim w ill eerve sapper at 60c per
him, twenty two wound« blown
plate in the T illie a m oiub room«,
through one leg, thirteen through
A committee has tried to in te r, the uthvr, yet nineteen men were
view all the ladsea ia regard to help without a scratch or bruise because
ing with the sapper, bat if e a r here one man gave bimeelf for them.
“That 1« tba spirit of tbe mea ov­
been missed, it to unintentional and
er them. Have we that same spirit
they era *>rriially asked to do their at h*Mne? I t ia th at spirit that w ill
b it by brioging some «andwiohee er • i n the war and make the world
) nemethiag of that kind.
i safe for deasueraey.”
Hardware of all Kinds
Cheeverft Bowman,