The Port Orford tribune., June 19, 1918, Image 3

Bey D e m e n t,-lb * M yrtle Point
stockman, with a Souple o f helpers,
passed up the eoaet last week with
KO head of young ostile which ho
boughtJfruai Juste Turner of Gold
p in in g Hag that wo
n 8ixee irrefutable a
. i some
Z i of l lam,
T b and
b « ua
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a a hall
at L av, Notary Pubi
nouig. Office dkr^x
y. Friday and Sflfc
Port Orford
of which .
I rendered oa follow»:
floWg— America.^ i-
P/ayer, by J. D. Loucks.
Song— Keep The Home Fires
Burning.
Recitation— Patrick Henry’s Ad*
i drear, by Byron Stewart.
Song— May God Bless You And
Tfia Red W hite end Blue.
heart and revives the - memory of
loved ones who seem nearer as the
bright sun shines resplendent over
thetr name«, a t it ever w ill when
future history recounts their deeds.
Already they have made our town
' synonamous with the highest pa
t riot (am for it lias been said, and
Reading— The Unselfish Mother, spoken truthfully:—"The fams of
Port Orfordshould be sung where-
; by Mrs. W. H . May-
Song— Columbia Gam
of the.
Oonsn, by the children.
Recitation— The Ride of Jonny
MaNeal, by W llda Slavs*.
L B daf-tS tan d U p And Fight For
MAII. ORDERS RBCEIYB Ö U B
PROMPT ATTENTION
XVRRARD H . BOYCE, MOB.
FUnelUSK.
Ills, one of which is an ante.
W O w i qoilt containing!
logsophs, w ilt thee bo sold,
nooni games and recreations
enjoyed in the afternoon nil
with 0 grand ball in then*
Tbo dance and supper ia to
« by the Bed Croqa ladies,
try thing is for the benefit of
pooka books to help swell
root fund*.
dm who prefer. ampio 00.
nions eon bo obtained a*
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Uncle Sammy.
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Address— J. D. Lonoka.
Song-wScsnawhere In France.
Address— W. T . White Sr.
Raising of the Service Flag— By
thy mothers.
« Song— Star Spangled Benner.
™ PlacingJowera around the pole,
by jjqll children.
’•m aW BMftok to the Harbor of
BARBER SHOP
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Opposite Hotel Seaside
R C O 8TRANDER, PROP’R
8uita Cleaned
and Pressed.
Home Sweet Home.
Address ■ S upt. W. M. Kant.
Address— A tty . J. T . Brand.
Closing Song— God Be W ith Yon
T ill We Meet Again.
The one feature of tbo program
that stands out preem inently shore
all tbo others was the raising of tba
flags.
Eighteen mothers, fath
err, sisters, dives or friends of the
boys whose »tare aid oa the Servian
Flag, pulled the rope from which as
it went np were unfurled three
flags— the Stars and Stripes,. the
Service lag with it’s 22 ' tiara, and
the Honor flag that Purl O rlvrd got .
for subscribing 3 j times more than
h < quota in the T h ird Liberty
Loan. T he rope was then eat into
22,w p r t i each piece tied with rad
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tarry Cinty Abstract
Inlty lapany.
Jas. Quigley and fam ily ara down I
from Powers visiting in town and
on Sixes. They leave tomorrow to
locate in eastern Oregon, making
the change On account of health.,,
t
L lo y d Knapp, who graduated ra
cently at tba Columbia Univarsity
in Portland, returned last week to
) bis home at thia place. H e was so
companied by a school chum, Albert
j Hodler, who arili spend the anmmer
here.
C. V. Wakeman and fam ily, of
Wedderburn, drove up in their aiuto'
Suuday and spent the day at the C.
H , Pearte borne on Middle Blk.
They w»re aoeomponied by Mr.
Pearse, who ia at Wedderburn doing
some contract work for the Maoieay
company.
Dr. F. A. Vogo
Resident Dentist
Bandon, Oregon
Thè
A piano was on
gentle
t men reported a splendid trip, but
J mid they struck a couple of days
• and nights in the Rose City so hot j
' that they were glad to gat back to
the sea bre.se of the eoaet again.
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Port Orford, Or
H . B. James and C. N. S m ith , ac
companied by their wives who are
enjoying an outing oamping near
, their hu.band«’ work, started down
the ooast Monday with the Yuba
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tractor. I t will be used in throw­
ing op with the grader and then
graveling the road from Gold Beaoh
to the Bagnell Fxyry. The grav
I eliog of the E lk river h ill with the
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tractor was completed last week.
An Oxford Hand Tailored Suit
FROM
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the ground
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Chas. E. Mathers, The Tailor
f/Jk Knapp Hotel each S a t­
urday and Sunday with a fine an d up-to-
date line of made-to-measure samples to se­
lect from. Have your clothe» m ade in the
latest style. Prices Reasonable. HO PIT,
HO SALE.
at
which Mias Laura Sutton presided,
and the singing by the choir was
well reoeived.
J. O. Loucks, a Civil W »r veteran,
gave a patriotic ta lk ; the addrdM of
W . T . White wa publish in 'fa ll,
while Supt. K ent talked on the W ar
8tam p campaign.
City A tty . J. T. Brand of Marsh,
field, delivered the most stirring
patriotic address that has been giv
en in Port Orford "elect the war
started, and if Coos conaty has any
bettyr speakers, it has not been the
pleasure of the people of thia section
to Halen to them. H e flayed the
German Im perial government and
the slacker at h o w , and stirred
his listeners to a realisation of their
own personal responsibility in back
ing up the boys at the front. He
also complimented Port Orford very ,
h ig h ly for her patriotism, and said
if there was another town anywbera
with such a splendid reoord, he had
it yet Itfhear from.
The local Red Cross is going to
work the name of each enlisted man
under the tie r that represents him
on the service flag . Below are the
names of the 22 boys, and tba one
who represented them in raising
A. 8. Johnston and Wm. Gillings
returned home Monday from attend
. ing the annusi meeting of IheGrand
i Lodge of the Masonic order at Port*
[ land last Wednesday.
ORDER
white and bine ribbon, and present
ad to tba pullers as mementos ot
the occaaiisq,M
W h en the big town flog pole waa
raised at S ix tlr And Jackson wsrerfv
last Friday evening, J. D. Loucks
had the Crowd visit hie home on
eouth Oregon street where he bad a
nice pole ready to go up. Mr.
Lonoke ie a veteran of the C ivil war
, and i t means something to him to
bava Old Glory fioatiag over bia
bungalow.
Te W hom Iv B tn y G
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Jias Svery F acility Fcr
Jfaitdling Your Busiiiees .
Banking by Jtfail Solicited
Interest paid on Saving Ac’te.
A t the annual school meeting in '
Port Orford yesterday, N. H . Larson '
has elected to succeed himself as '
d v r^ a n d a simitar honor wea con
ferred upon the outgoing director, '
A. 8. John Hon. A four m ill tax 1
ATTO
waa voted for the ensuing school 1
year. Perhaps it would not look I
GOLD BBAiUl. OREGON
well in print Io g iv * this number 1
who attended this im portant meet 1
ing, however, but for the fact that
____ , ____________ | __one of the directors waa out of loqa, 1
all |x- r»ope found trespassing open the the crowd Would have been
iOGaA
Hardware of all Hinds
about 1
pi»«»««., of the undersigned for the one.<wBrl|, greater than it waa.
P«r I * * * of Jogging hoes or cattle w ill,
b . p.ose, uted to the fu ll extent of the I
law.
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CORNWELL.
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Joke Alberton wa. In town Mon-
| day and died on * 40-aere home
alma «4 nn Qiwas
A fmW VPSFB IATO
Red Crocs D rill, by
Notice i. hereby given to any and all Then war started in th a t turbulent lion that is^ being graveled. They
' ’ I - a ui to hast, M h . »rap. «<<” « " country and Brat hie money was report that while the work is not pro
dog or gun over the land owned Ule<j , way i ibei, bis slock was tak , greasing as rapidlytka the contractors
(an, and finally t hinge got so warm ’ tn tended, the qnaiity is being pat
»Idornia, and tying b e tw w . H u bb ard ‘ bat be fled to this country for pro- there aeverlbeleea. It" *a a decided
X L »ad Rruah creek, and b c id e rin , I tectloo
Now be says if ba can get that the crusher ie ooneoeeeary to
11he .» a n ia C u rry county, Oregon,' a little home on 8ixee river, in Cur- operate at present, as the gravel has
id no» ¡eased-by the undersigned.1 „ ^ „ 1 - he w ill never go out of no large, bowlders ia it. Farther
rti, . » 0 ? WlU fo,lOW
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U . 8. A . again to h e-1 equipment to .prad up the work i .
-notoe.
T. WiuVa, 8 n .' ‘ crane embroiled in
C. W in n .
another country.
the affair« of now being oonaidtred by the eon
tractor«.— Western World.
peo.
J D Oerbett— J D Lonoka, grand
Hooters' Choru», by choir.
Iber.
W hat the Bed Cross is Doing, by
Claranoe W right— Mrs. M T
J,dmaoo.
fright, mother.
Song— America, by ail.
8 P Peirce— Mrs. Peiroe, wife.
A t the close of the program a
John Masterson, Mrs. Alioa Mas. ]uiieh will ba en)»/ed. AH era
rsoo, mother.
[ idvited Io bring baskets asd join.
P ip e F ittin g » , P lu m b in g a n d T in
w o r k o f a ll k in d » d o n e o n s h o r t
n o tic e .
Georgs Sutton— Mrs. W Sutton, The preparation of lha l*neh ie Bap-
other.
poee.1 to be in oonformity with the
C Bumgardea— Mrs, Hutcheson.
Fotxl Ccnaervmion regulation.
L a n g lo is , D r.
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B u t th e c h ie f a ttra c t!.,n o f the
The following is tba add re« d e -w f il center around the
Red
Cheever* Bowm an^
day
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