The Port Orford tribune., February 19, 1919, Image 3

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Notici.
Port Orford Lodga Ü. I).
A. F?fc X M.
Í Local Happening
home on E lk river.
i
lienee at 8 ix e * ¡Saturday n ig lit.
N ext S a tu n U x M the an n i versar
M e e ts S a tu r d a y e v ­
e n in g fu llo w iu g
f u ll uf W ashington's b irthd ay.
m oon,
| U a l week’s Reporter reports
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Tbe b i l l pro vidin g fur Roosevelt
MX
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Ik e C o x, who has beee in
are comm eociag to m ake butter,
and it w ill not be long u n til they
w ill ba ia the fu ll awing o f summer
T hia b ill provides for the build ac c id e n tia France, having boeu run ‘
ing o f a m ilita ry highway along the ovee-by an ambulanoe. H e had:
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hmo 1» a bo-pi M l. F or w m .
^,r ita e®n , l r “c l i'x’ ««d the tim e past be has been io a h cep itali
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Or. F. A. Voge
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Port Orford Furuitnie
& Hardware Store
lin e F rid a y on furlough «1 route to his
teen favorably reported upoo ' homo a t Longiois for a visit. M r.
theH ew ee ©omanittea on Roads Cox enlisted soon after Am erioa w ant,
and Highw ays, .n
¡in to the light. H e met w ith an
A baby g ir l, their th ird c h ild , was
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born
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jOld Joe N ay place leased from W . J.
Geo. J). Cnenowrth in w ritin g been discharged,
don, was the attending pbysioian.
about tbs m atter says that it wag
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Sweet, are contem plating b uildin g
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I e speaking of the in flu en st cases
Continued raina, aoase o f which era o n i ly afte
r hard end continuous
¡•"oream ary a t the K ik riv e r bridge
eoid, are m aking this w inter a h e r d 1 work th a t they succeeded in getting a t Langloi», D r. It V . Leep states
H u ll,
~ S U“
»ia spring.
w hile m any u f those who bad taken
one on'range stock in C u rry , and ' the comm ittee to give a favorable
the serum took the “ flu ” not oua
G o l d B e a c h , O r e g o n ' „ J M rs. It. V . Leap, who baa been another month o f bad
repoit on the b ill.
,J visiting a few week* w ith bar par-
uf them became seriously ill. In
cause considerable lost amoeg the
i * l , l v ^ r ' and ^ M * J* ®* Hughes, at
some
faiuilie» where ail bad received
old cows.
Saith-Pewen Shut Dews.
Has the Only Set of A bstrut A a » home on Sixes, rat a road w ith
the eeruw treatm ent only ooe or
her hu.hand to her Bandon home
Cunt rector C. H I’ earae came ie
twp cates developed, w hile'in other
Books m Curry County
The big C. A. Sm ith m ill a t Coot
from bis M id d le K ik home yeater
yesterday. •
fam ilies where sums had received
Bay and the Sm ith.Pcw er» Logging
Eighteen Y ea n Experience T h e last p aym enton pledges w ide d ay. H a baa soma car [»enter work cumpany at Powers have closed, the treatm ent and ulbara not, in v a r­
to
do
iu
town,
alao
some
oeinent
iably those not having received the
in the United W ar W ork Campaign
throwing 1350 men out of employ
laat fa ll are due on or before March work at the Marsh oreamary on E lk
treatm ent took the influence. H e
Prompt, Efficient Service
naent in Coos county.
1st. These pledges can be paid at river.
states that ia hia experience tbe te ­
T h e C. A. Smith oompany ia in
rn m hat been beneficial in th at it
the T r ib u n e ufflse, fo rw h iu h official k P. i . Lindberg came down from
the hands of receivers, hut it is an
W. A. WOOD, Manager
receipts w ill be given.4
has prevented oompliepttuns.
Bandon yesterday w ith D r. Leap,
nuuncetl th at its financial dilflcul
I m B. Spurgeon sold Ilia store and and * ^ n l a fa* h" ’Jr'
‘ ° * n- H e
A meeting of th e directors of the
ties w ill be adjusted iu p .m o n th or
other property at Sixes bridge laat i ratur08d •« the afternoon, to the J .
six weeks And operations resumed. Bandon C u rry National, F a rm Loan
week to bis eon, A ndrew . T h e 1st- R
8 Hughes
H
h home
'‘ ™« on lower 8ixes,
Resident Dentist
D ieolueliig of a ll tbe logging oainps aaaociatiou was .bald >a Bandou
ter w ill continue the business there where he. w ill do some earpenier at P o m r r b a s stagnated business yesterday and the, following officers
w hile bis father and m other w ill work before going back to Bandon there, as the town depends en tirely were elected: A. W . Cope, Laoglots
move up the river onto th eir horne- where he ia now m aking his per ma upoo tbe logging industry. T h e president; T . P. H a n ly , Lam ps, vice
nent home.
Win make periodical visits to Langlois, atead.
luggers were told the camps would preatdeulj John Nielson. Bandon
and Port Orford. A ll work guaranteed.
K ara T u rn e r, eldest »on of M r. reopen*in one m onth, but oonsidera secretary treasurer. Appraiaera ap
M r. Furgenson, of Po rtlan d, rep
end Mra. - Juste Turner o f Gold We uneasiness is felt th at it m ay bei po>n t<sd
J. S. Capps, D enm ark;
resenting the inearenee companies
HARDY T. 8TEW A R T
Beach, accidentally «truck him self
¡„definite shut down
W . J. ¡jjaeet, Langlois; A. W . Cope
that lost in the recent
wot fire ,a l Gold
in hia rig ht eye with the sharp and
j t ¡ , estimated there are now Langlois.
Substitute appiaiaerv:
V.
Beach, was iu town M onday night no
of
a
pair
of
pliers
last
week
while
12,000
¡
d
i.
men
i
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the
elate,
and
r
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P.
H
a
n
ly
,
Lam pa; Ge<>. P. L a ird .
and
his return from a tr ip to the county
working on an automobile. H e waa'xh» jobless question ba Oregon ia R ive rto n ; Lee Cox, Bandon.
seat where he bad beeo adjusting
n o t a r y F in s x a c
taken to the hospital at Brooking» j fa i l t,R im in g a serious one.
the loeeee. H e said satisfactory set
P o r t O r fb r d , O r e g o n .
for treatm ent, but e l laat account«
Tela af
tlaments bad been mads io each
it was not known whether or not
New T arL
Anti Seine B il Passes.
instance.
T re s p a s s N o tic e .
the eyesight could be saved.
L yn n Woodcock, one o f the tirat
T b e following interesting exper­
W . E Beat, Supt. of the F yfe
Salem, O r., Feb. 14.— Tbe ' Rngue
Notice ia hereby given to any and nil
iences o f a Mississippi buy on iiuard
Port Orford boys to volunteer for
W t I ion com pany, J as. Cow^n, the river fishing war is settled aa far as
persona not to hunt, fish. trap, or cross
the New York appeared in a paper
the war, baa w ritten tu his parents
with dog or gun over the land owned
company’s expert tim ber man, sad the house ia concerned. House b ill in tbat state. O rtie K n ap p , a P o rt
th
at
be
expects
to
ba
mustered
out
by George Good of Portland. Oregon
Geo. Stevenson, fo rm erly of the ISO, by the oommittee on fisheries O rlord boy. went through (be war
and Frederick Pflaterer of Tomales o f the service end sta rt for home N o rth Bend M anufanluring oom
was peered yesterday alter a m in­ on the New Y o rk , aad fk *-a liH a
California, and lying between Hubbard about March 5th . T h e young man,
member of her crew:
creek and Brush creek, and bordering wbo is a olarinet player, is a first pany, were down from Bandon and o rity report against the b ill had
spent
several
daya
in
town
the
1st«
been lieaten.
Senatobia, Mias., Jan. 12.—W. J.
oe the ocean in Curry county, Oregon,
class musician in the n aval band ter part o f last weak. M r . Bast was
aad now leased by the undersigned.
T h e h il i prohibits the use of an y Veasy, ion of M r. and Mrs. K. T. V a a -1
Preeecution w ill follow an y violation n t H o n o lu lu .
m aking some o f tbe prelim inary ar seine or gillnet having k mash ay of film to hia and a gunner of th e '
New York, theflagahipof Rear Admiral
of thia notice.
M r. and M rs. E a rl A llred and rangenoenta for hia company's work a a u lle r than 84 inches. I a effect
Rodman’s Sixth division of the Atlantic
W . T . W uraa, 8n.
children came to tow n Monday here this sum m er, which w ill be i t w ill probably do aw ay w ith sains Fleot> k Bt
, furlough visiting
Jones C. V a n * .
and expect to remain bare during q u ite extensive. A number of tnen fishing and place a ll gear operators ‘ his parents. Veazy is the only man
T o Whom it May Concern. - th e w inter w hile their two eldest are now employed in the Hubbards dfl the «a me baiis. Heretofore the f w » Bd» acetion of the South serving
children w ill attend, school. M r. 'creek cam p and the num ber w ill be .Macleey canning in ter eat. are said °n this now famous man of war. He
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. was with the ship when it was attached
added to , and other tie and pole to
h a y . bad things vary mueh their
Patentee to tidelaoda aad water lots ia 1 near Corbin rented, his lease having camp« openni, aa the good weather own way on the river.
Thankagiving in l i l t , and has sem
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cornea.
Georgs D Chenoweth, ' of Coes thirteen months of scout and convoy
and C arry, ta k in g tbe piece o f the duty among the enemy aubmarines and
is erected without m y oonaeut. A ll now employed a t tbe fn raan mine
p a rtie s a re h e re b y warned n o t to drive on Sixes.
late J. R. Stannard, mads hia In i , ¡ ^ “ ot
ScoU* nd • « * « * -
.
Will Start Confectionery Stare.
pilee or trespass io any manner what-
soever on said, tidelaoda o t watt lot
t u l speech upon the flo o r o f th e , y^aay says that the N^tf York was
Poatmaatar A. 8. Johnston rroeiv
Mas. A sma O. D a n .
Mra. J. B. Curl and M r«. J. H . house and, with Ben Sheldon, o f ¡„ elwen flght, with submarines, but
ed a letter M onday night from Chas.
Newark, N. J.
Forty, a former Port Orford reei. S u tlo o T a v e teme*I the lower A>>or Jackson, was largely inatrum ental by skillful tacticta andths lecurata fire
in securing passage of the measure, 1 of her gunnera was damaged only one
Trespass N o tic e .
dent. M r. F orty ianow working in uf the M . A . Nielson buildin g on
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I time, when a aubmarine rubbed her
a Seattle shipyard, and aays ha was the east aide of Jackson street and
T he above appeared ia the P o rt. ' one day in last October. On this oeca-
Notice hereby given th at any and
<rp
[H
e
p
tin
g
to
open
a
lunch
room
fortunate in escaping the flu, but
land Telegram of the 14th, an<i in a '»ion it was reported that three enemy
nil persona found trespassing upon the
and Confectionery Store... They are
premises of tbe undersigned for the th a t he doesn’t expect to earn pa Aba re p a p A ia g and fix in g ap an attrae letter to the Port Orford Com m ercial «ubmarine. h «i left their W r and the
1 .
w
ziu
New York went after them. Just be-
purpose of dogging hone W* eatttn Will ax "much longer as the ^ a rd s there
club, o f the »«me date, M r. Cheno- fore
u
, econl,n t
be prosecuted to the full extent of the are cu tting dowu lbs foroe of men t i v i’p l ace. Thera w ill ba a rest
wetb
says
in
reference
to
the
m
atter:
Veaiy
a
atateraent,
the
great
ship had
law.
room tor ladles doming from out of
employed a ll the lim a.
*'Ou the Rogue riv e r M ine b ill we struck a shoal ut rocae, ane quivered
X. F. C O R N W E L L .
tow n, and in addition to lunch»»
Sizes, Oregon
got a m ajo rity report (fro m the and rocked from and to and, finally
T h e local Masonic lodge received
and conieclionery, ice cream and
Firheriea com m ittee) 4 in favot and •lowta« doT ’- The machinery w m in-
two aplendid columns from B in do n
soft d rinks w ill be carried.
_
' tact, so a diver was sent down and re-
3
against. 1 he m atter caused a hot
propelUr eone and the aide,
last
week
for
their
lodge
room.
Thia
W. A. WOQD
A« indications are that tbe com
fight on the floor of the House when Mamed.
Almost immediately three
gives the order aa nice a meeting
ing sum m sr w ill »ee mueh going on
a motion, was made to substitute submarines opened a fight on the New
place as it could w ith , the stations
A T T O B N B Y A T LAW
ut Port O rford, the ladies should do
the m in o rity for the m a jo rity re 1 York in thia crippled condition. Veaiy
being made of m y rtle and the room
a tb iiv in g business.
p oll. I gained unanim ous consent *a^8
was the hardest fight they
wall furnished
A t the regular
GOLD B M C « . ONEGO 9
to apeak on thia b ill, something n o t, h ,J ith
N#w y w k cr>wMng b#ck *
meeting o f the lodge !* ’ l Saturday
Lesa Auaciatioa Electa Officers.
J. J. S T A N L E Y
evening J. B C urt and H . T . Siew art
granted me otherwise, and made my her base, she successfully fought o ff
were initiated into the seeond degree
maiden effort. W e won the first the three submarine», only one shot
A t a meeting held ia G old Beach
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position O. K ., and tbs b ill goes from the enemy having e^yuck her.
o f Masonry.
,
last week the Southern C u rry Na
¿1 on the calendar; really believe it Veaiy is sure the gunners sank one of
T h e attem pt to open the oM chsn
the lube.
w ill win on final passage.”
C O Q U ll .L K . « - - O R E G O N
He says the work of his* ship in the
nel of G arrison lake around tbs i following officers:
M onday evening the Commercial North Sea during the winter 1917-18
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---------- 1,—¿.S. b lu ff has fhiled after mueh work
F. J. Scbliem ann, president; E. I I.
¡club received a wire from M r. Chea
was^he most trying experience he had-
COLLIER H. BUFFINGTON was <l0ne upon it. A ditch was D ye, vice president; C. H . Buffing­ oweth stating the hill had parsed The weather was bitter cold, the nights
dug several hundred yards long, ton, secretary and treasurer. Diren
Here they did
'th e House by 10 m ajority. I t is eighteen hours long.
h at they could not get the water tors were elected aa follows: A. H .
convoy duty along the coast of Norway.
presumed Ibis message refers to tbe
He recounts a running fight by tbe
through It ay it aeeped up so quick G a u n tle tt, Geo. D unn, Claud W a lk ­
vote in the Senate, aa the above Sixth Division with submarines in this
ly iu the re ft sand, ttan vy J o h n , er, T . F. Moors and E . H Dye.
Oregon
Gold Beach,
item toils of the b ill passing tbe sea. while they were convoying a fleet
T h e association has bad a healthy
ato n . i t now e u ttH H f a channel
of thirty merchantmen, tpe fight taking
lower house.
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. atrisgh l through to the ocean at bis grow th and ia is a flourishing con
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place in the night time. Veasy says
ditio u. Its territory exteoda from
they offered every inducement for the
B A R B E R
S P ÍO P
^ l,c # a l
tb* ,ake'
Saaadart Creek Items.
German fleet to come out of their base
Port O rford south to the Curry
'
A very enjoyable St. Valentine
and fight, but that they war« yellow
oounty line. As secretarvand trees
p a rty was given by the Ladies- Aid
M r. J. T . Prince of Cedar F o rk, from the admiral to the stokers.
On
O p p o s ite M o tel S e a s id e '
urer, M r. Buffington takes the place
passed through hera Saturday on one occasion the New York railed with­
at the home of M r. and Mrs. J. D. of the lata J. R. Stannard.
in fourteen miles e f the German fleet
hia way to Gold Beach.
R C O S T R A N D E R , Í W O P 'R . Ixiueks laat F rid a y evening. Tbe
and flashed it » wireless massage “ to
rooms of this oomfortnble home
Managers Dodson and W arn ick come over and fight i t out.
It» ore g| Sixaa.
were tastefully decorated for the oc­
o f the W edrierburn T ra d in g C om ­
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Veaiy was there when the fleet io
casion, o d l over thirty.parsons an-
ignobly surrendered, and ha talks of
A dance w ill be held in tbe Spur­ p an y, passed up the coast Saturday.
this experience with a lupreme eontemt
S u ite C le a n e d a rid . Pveeaed. joyed th e plea,urea ot the evening. geon hall a t Sixes n ext S aturday
M r. Jantxen made a business
for tbe German sailors. He says that
•Games and guessing contests fu r­ evening— W ashington’s b irth d ay , i trip to the oounty seal Frid ty.
—
they were able to have fought; that
N O TIC E F O B POJW lBATIOM nished amusement, after which a ¡ I t is being given as a benefit fo r
John Sm ith who has charge o f a the ships surrendered were modern and
luuch of ooffaa and doughnuts was
DsSAaTMaar or vajl XptsBioa,
T rac y C orbin, who underwent an ranch a few miles up Rogue R iver well equipped. However, he saya that
F . 8 . Land Office a t RoeebUrg. Orog»«, served.
operation on hia lag in the Hindoo j was trading in W eddarburn S a lu r. they were dirty looking, not clean and
polished, like oun, and that the hepvy
Fefefrary «, ISIS.
Clarence Z u m w a lt, R. G. M cK en- hospital recently. T h e youog m tn day.
black smoke that came from the funuels
Notice ia hereby givea that
is troubled w ith tubercular h xie, a I
C „ , ler gn<1
frum
gia aiul H eery Adolphaeo returned
He
Sea- indicated a poor grade e f fuel.
JOHN HUDSON
Cannery
Oold Bead) ' rotate» one instance when the Amer-
of Sixaa, Oramm. "who, oa February the first of the weak from a trip to disease th a t k ille d hia father, and
.
. ican sailors turned their backs on the
20.1214, made Hooteatead Batry, Serf- Portland where they w ant to attend tbe operation was to remove some
Wednesday to view the result ol
^iio fa. who had given them a
sale o f the m achinery belonging affected bone ia hopes of saving the the firs at that place.
aahito.
the Spruce Division. Bids wars lag.
The people of thia oomi u n i t y ! Veasy 'a ship met President Wilson in
T
hia
w
ill
be
the
first
public
dance
received
by
the
gnvernaaent
on
over
ara enjoying tbs convenience tff a mid-ocean and convoyed his ship to (
to make final Three-year Proof, to ea-
tabliah olaira to the land abore de­ 310,000,000 worth of aoto trucks, ia ibis vicin ity since the influ en ts d a ily m ail.
port. Veasy says ha appreciate» highly
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scribed, before Hardy T Stewart, F 8.
-------- ^¿ia handshake and the complimentary ■
epidemic
started.
I
t
ia
believed
to
Comtalaeloaer, at hia office at Part O r­ donkey anginas, logging equipment,
. . ì a z. K J S
r c ì - , x 1 f B i ,
words of ¿
King
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ford, Oregon, oa tbs ltth d a y of .March. etc. Messrs. Z u m w a lt and Adolph i he safe a t this lim e, as tbe diseal ia
King
Albert
1M».
sen pot in bids for donkey engines reported to have run its courae 3*
A l d e r t i i '‘a .
Claim ant names as witneaaea:
Let ma moke you an offer. I am in was on the New York several times.
Oaaar J. Mather, of Sixes, Oregon.
and M r. M cKsnaie fa r a trn ek, but the north end of the oounty w hile
When Veasy to discharged ha will
J M k C lark, of
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the market for your furs. Beil to n
finish hia course at the Agricultural aad
as the bids had not bean opened when there has not been a cate of it at and you will ba sure of a fair price.
Crawford 8taith, of
”
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Mechanical College of Mississippi where
WiUtam MoPbUlamey, «f ”
they left P o rtla n d , th ey do ant Sixaa or Port O rford tor *tha past
C. A. Lotto,
he larked only one year of graduating
W . H . O awow ,
Port Orford, Ot. . ’ ‘ v
.k
month or more.
when ba enlisted.
Begieter know how successful they w en.
T.
A' A« A
France
M em orial H ig hw ay aloug the coast h .lp jo g io lick the H u ii.a rrie a g hare
Some of the dairies ia this section , ^T9a> Astoria to lbs C a lifo rn ia
y u iu n g
‘ Vi-iling
w e lc o m e .
W|
Louiv M arsh, whd* astflTseverely'
wounded oe th e Frdtteh fre e * sever, i
el month» ago, ia enroute to hie
“Diamond” Ford Auto Tires
WM. GILLNGS, PROP. ,
iiflih
ut Aitwkirfwterirfw
Groceries
Notions, Mens
- and D ry Goods
A
We make a point of ' ever keeping Grocries
WE SELL THEM
B. OOMMI88IONEH
That’s the reaffon why yon are always stiv e r
FRESH Groceries when yun come to thj.
We hare some Exceptionally good buys in
our general merchandise line. Come in and
look them oyer-
C. W. ZUMWALT & SON
Port Orford, Oregon
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hotel seaside
Open Under New M anagem ent
Board by Day, Week or Month
Your Patronage Solicited
W. R. JOHNSON, Prop.
iavpr,
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