The Port Orford tribune., April 02, 1919, Image 3

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•ark containing a salt e f
book.check and other articles,
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reward tor their retara to me * * * * » * ■ ■ * ■ > * 1 I 1
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Miss B.
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f »SS« bil
i Local Happenings
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at Sixaa, Or.
V W . H c x bm sa
alaga
day’e elafe.
W . T . W h ite baa moved bia real
estate uffio« into rooms, ia
Laneea building.
M IL L IN BBT.
Mr. T « W , the MaraWkW
the
e r s a t in , bia «aye,
w ith al a good ciiiaaa, and
Ona o f tba worst tragrdia. in the hie long resilience in the oonnly
history b f G urry county occurred bem ads aad retained m any frieads.
last Saturday night when Gao. D He leaves so near relatival and tba ,
Chenoweth shot and killed George aetata of several thousaad dutlara :
that hv had aceamulalad has bean1
Sydnatn-
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The
T h e shooting happened at a willed to tba local. people.
fuaoral
waa
held
Tuesday
afternoon
dance in Langlois at about 11 o’clock
in tba evening. M r. Chenoweth tba body being interred in tb o T ie b I
L u re Morgtkn, h arin g
her achool a t Euehra
to Hurt O rford by M ua
w . H . M cB ride cam» down from
at
0.
Bandon the Brat
the week on ae-
count of the sfokaess of bia daugh-
w ile r ,'1* . Mr»-Oreee Dean.
Mr.. J. D. Loucks ia ready to take
wee takin g ordure for spring slothes j Several from Port Orford attended
erden for Spring Hata from «W— — , .
► ribbons, lace sad raleata far >'• lh >- »•««•«ty leal week.
the funeral of Gausge Sydnam at entered the b all, baviug n«t pre­
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A penalty w ill ba added to your ' ’ ► " ■ « k , M onday.
Thera
was viously been in tba dance, and
« U £ f ^ * * “ul~ •
•
ih-r8 ,,v‘ m any ( wa)ki,tg up near to where M r. 8yd
«spree-ionr of sym pathy were ax uaiu eras t illin g on tba bead aland,
‘ day».
| ® " w befwn’ ,,# x l Saturday.
tended to the sorrowing rotative».
ba anddaaly draw a 88 oaiibra re
P. J. Lindberg came daw n from
FOR R E N T
salver and Brad tbraa thots a t tba
M
an
y
fisherman
are
collecting
aa
Call on
and epenl a few hours in
My stock ranch near Corbin.
young m a n . tba last « » • missing
Bogue
river
aad
gottiug
ready
tai
P o rt O rford one day laat week.
• , address
put in their nets when the tailin g their m ark, b u t the Brat was fatal,
Intasa mine. Sixes. Or.
G. H Pearaa caaie in from bia
season opens on A p ril (5 th . Theta entering the left breast and ranging
M id d le E lk homo the tarut of the is a good run of ealtnon in the rise r down through the I lung*.
The
A. B. CABBY.
FOB SALE.
To satisfy a throe-yaar’s paatara bill.
1 will sail to the highest and bast bidd»
for,cash, one 5-year-old, matey, brown
Jersey cow.
t
L N. M c I mmib ,
V Port Orferd, Oregoa.
weoiuand (pent a couple of deyr
in
at thia time.
town.
! wounded m an
lirad
about
ti,
(brio
,!Z
Port Orford Fnrnitiu e
& Hardware Stoic
I€ v e r y tr in a r in t l i e H t t ^ d w a r e
J-sinif?”nl«M> A . i f O T a l t e
u .ii< l W o o d - A . i e h o l i o l t o I ciarli t
t li e g u , H f t r i i e M a , P ^ iK h in ^ -tn e J U le
2 S t n m p in a r P o w d e r , S t e v e n a n d
J ta n ir e m .
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raor cemetery on the Heeds, where
tire deceased has loug planned on
being buried.
M ajo r J .
C.
Johnson, o f
Ford Auto Tires
W>. GILLNGS, PROP.
lO D d ”
G old
Beach, who went as a deiagata from
C u rry oouuty to a Kooaavalt h ig h - ’
way meeting in P o rtlan d , waa in
L v n over last Wednesday t ig h t '
while returning from that miaaiwn.
A meeting o f the local Com m ercial
,5 S 8 S u ." 5 X & V
A dalie encounter oi> Sixes rive r cd on E lk river, arrive,I In G t d d t * ^ "
a uoouw »
yesterday aenl one of lite combat
Beatili last week and w ill spend the
a"
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F n liu w .n , llteshoot.ng, M r .C h a ^ club waa called and M r. Johnson
tanta to Bandon with a broken summer fishing on Rogue r i v a r j
M r. D a rlin g ’s brother, C u rii.,, died > « ‘ h * * « * ‘ h~
hand.
explained tbe campaign th a t hast
- i l h the influenaa shortly after the h* ' B * * k* n h,Bn - > * • ,h“
« * been planned IO promote tba cause
Commissioner Ralph Cope waa in
would give him self up to the proper of this highway at tba June alec
town Monday night oa his way to fa lily left here laet fall. H i« p a r­
authorities. H a catne duwu to Port lion- H a believes that the b ill m n
tb a county seat to attend the A pril ents are now liv in g in San F ran
O rford-that night, arrivin g here at be carried, but th at it ia going to ba
Port Orford Lodge U. D.
cisco.
term of court-which opened today.
2 o'clock the fuiiow'lng morning,, a fight and T hat in order »w wia-
Fred Hen nett passed through Port when he surrendered to Justice M.
There was a h a lf holiday in our
VA. F. & A. M.
every wan,"Woman and child along
achool yesterday afternoon while O ifo rd Sunday en route to visit hie T . W rig h t H v waa taj&fc the same the coast must do their part.
Meets aturday ev­ the funeral of Alfred Olsen was be­ brother, G. E. Heuuett, near Corbin. day to Gold Beach, where he waived
A t a good roads meeting th at
ening follow« Mg fall ing held. I t was » trib u te of reaped T h e young man is in. the service a prelim inary hearing aad was bald M ajor Johnson attended in Eugene,
moon.
to the memory of a passing pioneer. having been stationed at Honolulu w ithout hail to await tb e A p ril term tlitre was but oua vote against the
Visiting bretheren Geo. Fisher, of Kuohre creek, and in the Philippines. H e is now of C irc u it Court.
highw ay, and he also says tba senti­
welcome.
out an a furlough. F iv e o f 't h e
T h e tragedy, while not entirely ment in M u ltn om ah county ia fav­
passed up the coast yesterday on his
lieu nett brother« have been in the unexpected, came as a
terrible orable, but (b a t a. campsigc of edu-
way to Baadna for medical treat-
AMKS g. JO HNSTO N, w .
service durin g tb v w a r.
shock
to
the
people
of
northern
catiou must he ourried on in the
meat. Both of M r. Fiaber’e arms
W T. W aive Sa., Seer.
George Johnson, superintendent C u rry, and especially to the many soathern aud eastern part o f . tbe
had became infected and blood pni.
of the Maeleay cannery at Weddar who were at the dance and witnaa »Ute. Tu finance such a campaign
aoning was threatened.
its enactment. A fatherless each of the vavea coast counties wax
b u rn , pasaed down the coast last aed
.
D istrict A tto rn ey C o llier H . Buff
Week on hie way to Rogue river to ; baby belonging to M r. Cheooweth’e asked to raise an in itia l sum o f ftdOO
ington and S h eriff W m . T olm an
make preparations for the gibing daughter was the cause id the shoot aud later they w ill probably be ask
paased down the coast last evening
G e ld B e a c h , O r e g o n from a trip to the north end of the »esson which opens on tbe 1 5 lh .{in g . The two fa,uiitea involved are ed for fu rth er fund« in proportion
M r . Johnson is one of the most ex­ among the pioneer settlers of north Io tiie ir weal lii.
county where they had gone the
The 8600 to be raised in C u rry
perienced cannery men on the » « a t, ern C u rry .
Bat the Only Set of Abstract day previously.
George Sydnam was a young man was d istribu ted . as follows: L a n g ­
and baa been operating the Msclsay
Mrs. Alioo Carey came dow n from « .„ „ „ „ y for
past ft or 8 years. about IB years of age, and waa born lois and D enm ark 8150, Port Orford.
Btoka u Carry County
aarnmmsa l last
a a l weak
rn>meslr A
n il h
ftB d
i n C B been
HfttCn
>a
> in
..a
ZY
I
and reared at D enm ark, where he 8 1 0 0 , G old Beach and W edderburn
Powers
and
has
since
H e waa met a t Bandon by
bad many friends.
Besides bis 8150, Brooking» and H arbor 8100.
visiting
relatives
in
Port
O
rford.
Eighteen Yeart Experience
W akem an in aa auto.
pareutv, M r. and Mr»...G. W . 8 y d - I t ia reported th a t each d is tric t baa
She has also been helping to take
Fred F ish, W iltis Moor« and
nam , ha ia survived by several over aubecribed. Port Orford went
Prompt, Efficient Service care of her neioa. Mrs. G race Dean, Gene Cox came up from Euchre
who has been quite ill.
brother's and aialera.
well over her allotm en t w ith in two
creek by auto truck yesterday. T hey
Geo. D. Chenoweth w ill be ra day« after it waa made.
K arl A llred moved hie fa m ily in ­ ware going to Sixes after a piece o f
W. A. WOOD, Manager
Ona feature o f the campaign M a .
to town last week from tba A. B the old saw m ill there to replace a membered by Taiaunx readers aa
having enlisted and served with the jo r Johnson emphasise« ia th at every
Carey place. They have rented the a lik e piece th at bad ju s t been brok-
Mrs. M cB ride residence in the north an in the Cedar F ork m ill. They Canadian forces after hasting been person liv in g on tha coast should
eud o f town and the four children returned le ft night. Messrs. Fish rejected for service th thia country. w rite letters to friends and relative*
Resideat He» th t
returned last n .gbl, Messrv e .sn
w , - r r i o H M a M |d i . r, he
in tha central aad eastern p a rt of
V
have started to school.
and 0 . H . Buffington b u ilt the Ce- ,
n ro m lM ö . far . ouœ her
Baadea, Oregea
baa beeu p ro m iM u t for « number tba atate setting fo rth w hy - thia
T h e two large caterpillars that are Jar Fork m ill laet summer to eaw
of years in C urry county politic». Roosevelt highway should ba b u ilt
used in graveling the B andon-C orry airp lan e m atarial, but tba lattu r^re­ H is dafena« in Ibis case vglt be based
and asking them to use their in ­
WIU make periodical vialta to Langlois, county road catne down to Lanytols cently sold hi» b s if interest to Clyde
upon tbe unw ritten 1n *£’,
fluence in favor of tha h ill.
aad Part Orford. A ll work gueraateed. laat weak, and i f tba weather holds' M ille r and the uuJi « i l l n o * e u tio r
Lodge Notice.
-ìism4»?..8i«miArt>iì>ri)s*H>ahshmi
LcssAsm.
|Ha
Groceries -
Notions, Mens Furnishings
and Dry Goods - -
C upp , Count, Uutrut-
We make a point of never keeping Oroceriee
WE SELL THEM
That's the reason why 3 * u-nre always snre.of
FRESH Groceries when yon eome to ns.
inlt, m n ,.
Dr. F . A . V o g e
H________
We have some Exceptionally good bnyfc in
onr general merchandise line. Come ih and
look them over.
G. W. ZUMWALT & SON
Port Orford, Oregon
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^ARDY T . 8T E W A R T
V. «. C O M M IM IO N E H
R»d
NOTARY P U B L IC
P ort O rford, Oregpou.
good, work w ill commence hauling tbe local m arket.
gravel from Floras creek onto the
A tty . C. R W ade, o f Bandon, waa
road rig ht aw ay.
1n Port O rford over last F rid a y
M r s /W i ll Chandler, wife o f engi­ night while en route to Gold Beach
T resp ass N o tic e .
Natica ia hereby given te any and all
persons not to hunt, Bah. trap, or cross
with dog or gun over the land owned
by George Good of Portland. Oregon
aad Frederick Pflstorer of Tomales
California, and lying between Hubbard
creak and Brush creek, and bordering
•a the ocean ia Curry county, Oregon,
aad now leased by the undersigned.
Proseoutfon will follow any Violation
ef this notice.
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W . T . W h its , 8 b ?
________________ J i m «» C. W hitk .
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Tu W h o m i t M a y C o n cern.
neer C handler who ia in ebarge o f
the highway survey being made to
Br&ah creek, arrived in P o rt Orford
one day laat week and w ill spend
the summ er here w ith her husband.
M r. and Mrs. C handler are boarding
a t the J . D. Loucks home.
E . M . P itn e r brought a large range
and hot water (aak J b * a froth P«n
don last week, which ha purchsaed
from C. A. Jamieson of the Baftdon
hotel. M r. Pitner ie busy ijtrn g up
the rooms he w ill occupy and w ill
have his restaurnpl «»d bakery open
for business t l i r l 2 i h or lftth of this
m o u th.
“S ' , '
,
Geo H . W ilson returned to Port
O rford the Brat of the week from q
1, the nn-ieralgned. hereby give no­ visit to Coos bay, where be was
te« that I have a conveyance from the treated for heart trouble.
M r. W il ­
VaunU-e to tldelaods and water lota in
the Harbor of Port Orford; Oregon, on son aaW th a t after being on the bey
a portion of which a part o f the w harf
he was
aftxioue to get
la erected wlthoot toy oonaent. A l l ; a » few
i « " days
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parties are hereby warned not to d riv e i b lc |j j o
M id d le E lk hom e again
piles or trespaas in any manner what- wbera he could
. . get
. a d rin k
o of
_z . puf»
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soever on said tidelands or water lota.
m ountain water.
From thia it
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■ Mae. A sm * O. D abt .
Newark, N. J.
would eeem tlia k tbe bay’» reputa­
Rcridenf Pamcs.
- iu TEL SEASIDE
Smith Hare With T»«
•,<f
Alfred Olaan, a rvaidvot of Curry
iagHea.
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county for more than forty year»,
J . R . Sm ith arrived yesterday
to attend county court which con
died a t hia home In Port.Orford laM from San Francireo accompanied by
venue today. M r. W ade has been
Sunday night, March 80, 1919, aged M r. A . J . Noyea a m ining m an, and"
retained by those interests that are
8ft years. T b a deoaaacd had been T . B. Dean, Jr. an expert aavayar.
Port D U triet at Port
opposed to
failing for months, but it was only They w ill investigate t l » m in in g
Orford, aad is attending eourt ia an
d arin g the laat few week» th a t ha possibilities of Coos aud C u rry oonn
effort to prevent tb a question from
had baaa bedfast, the end, however. ties. M r. Dean haa decided to lo­
oonaing to a vote, id which aveut It
coming
as a relief to hia sufferings. cate in the county and w ill prob­
ia certain to carry. T h a law is uh-
lig e.o ry, and unless the Bandon at
A ,fr< < • » « * * « « » « " XI F ' £
ably open office» id Bandon. H e
torney can find some technicality.
N " ’" ' in ‘ ®33 axpecta to do a general assaying
the electum w.U b . called.
I and * » • to th t. c m n U y t a lftoft, busine-s. M r. Noyea says th at i f ha
aettlin g in J New Y o rk where he ioveats here it w ill mean tha deval
H enry Adolphaen and R. G . M e-
* short lim x He wae a
opuienl of the m ining business oa
Kehxie went In Bandon last Wed i , |(i|Qr t l l d „¡Je d out of New York
a large seal*. Im t of ^course i t w ill
nesday and each returned home w ith
vai|ooa European porta for some
take two or three weeks for him to
w ith a naw Ford. On the«am a-day. U |M
H e U le , wenl Vo L o M o u and
wneiuer ur uu
decide whether or not ha want* to
F . T . M cM u llen
prom m ant Den- a fle r > ih o r l p e H iP o f rm ideae. there u k e up
llon# a,
a t any point ia
m ark d airym an , bought a used hoed. croaM<J , o New Zealand where ba .
.
T h ia »
the first trip
io Bandon. M r. M cM ullen owns a Bined for gojd for ihree year». H a
, L ._ _r . k .
either of the men have made here
Hudson Super-six, and he e x p la in * ,
l(j £jh<li with tbe intention
and they ate spending much of their
bio purchase of the Ford by saying
working in tha gold mines of that
time looking the country over.—
th at he wanted an every da) car
i c u n l r y bui waa prevented by In -
Coo» Bay H arb or.
one th at be could throw a pig into , j j Bn ¡uiorference, and he came to
and take to m arket, and if the
broke down tha pig would pay
car America again, settling in San Fran­
for cisco. Ha engaged in lumbering ia
it. Tboao who are fam iliar with tha Mendocino county, C alifo rn ia, for
price of bacon aad have Been en im-
several years, and than cam * to
Let me make you an offer. I am in
mens« hog that M r. M cM u llen haa p ort Orford in 1877, whara he has I
the
market for your fu rx • Sell to me
tion' for d rinks is on the wane,
on hia farm have no occasion to since resided.
end yon w ill be sore of a fa ir price.
Trespass N o tic e .
" N . H . Larson, the local m ill man, doubt his Blalemeot.
C. A. L ong .
. T b a deceased waa an honest, eon
Port
Orford,
Or.
„spent a day at the In m a n mine» on
actentiou«, bard Wbfking man, rath
Notice hereby given th a t any and
Sixes last week. . M r. In m a n hud
Card Of Thanks.
all persons found trespassing upon t h e ________
m ill
premises of the undersigned for the ] receot|y erected a »m ail
u «ia
parpose of dogging hogs or oartlo wiU t whJch rc( UM,d i,> run, however, after
W e desira to expreae our deepest
0 t P F t
be prosoeuted to the full extent of the
U r#<)n ,mJ m ad, , few adjust
heartfelt thanks to our m any
W‘
I . F. C O R N W E L L .
manta, tbe wheel» commenced to friends and neighbor* o f thscom uni-
turn aa th«F should. M r. Larvon ty for their kin d acta and asaistence
Sixes, Oregon
e l pressed him self as much sufpris- in tba tim e of onr great g rie f and
ad at the site o f the ■ bolding» and trouble over the death of our be
-A.
O p 6 rf U n d e r N e w M a n a g e m e n t
y , • A,
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Ttoard by Day, Week or Month
Y o u r P a tr o n a g e S o lic ite d
W. R. JOHNSON, PropJ
D e liv a re tM a u F re
aa
aan
44 ■tvles.culon
styles, color»
intn efrm o n»“BAMC!
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of bicycles. All are
ad
fn natural colors in ot
-at
c-?alog. Yhere ara mai.
a»
inorlala also—in fact the m t
n-
nlvto .inc of bicycle» in them«.- -, ail
at F A C iO R Y PRICES, from 818-W,
ftt& W , up» Thero is a Mead bicycle ta
»uit th- u .t e of every r id a r -elaetne
lighterl Mvterbike model». BaeerB,Jaa«»e»
for c lildre <; Untie»’ model» toosat» a t
p r i^ - made neaaiblo only by oar rattatp
dir»c‘.-!a-rtdcr «ailing policy.
Mh^daw_
«XSb
FURS.
V
30 ör/9 Free Trial
•• M A » n r .3 ” V ry«Jo ? * • , • • • < * * .
ntEISB T SA K i.M FULLY
I'TAi'J T>) VJUft T own , frr tbiaro
n»-
The '■iK ozy
W. A. WOOD
ATTORNEY AT
LAW
am o u n t o f devolopmept work being loved son and brother.
W e also w ant to thank the com
done on the Sixes by
m u n ity for tbe beaatiful floral dec
compaay.
The L. C.
UH)bit BRACK. 0 IIK H 0 3
S m ith ,
i echooner ru n n in g to
BARBER SHOP
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sis
s .« .
0 „ .n .d
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gaaolteo orations.
» O xo . W . 8 y » sam A F a m ily .
Rogue rive r
' for tha Peoples' com pany,
1*1“
n
P o rt Orford bay last n ig h t while
‘bound north. T h « boat haa a oa-
pao ity.o f over n in ety toua, and »
O p p o s ite H otel S easid e
R C OSTRANDER,
the
Natica ef Disselatieu af
Notice is hereby given the p art­
nership heretofore existing between
fixed for oarryin g lum ber.
T e
the undersigned and J. A . Bowman
G old Beach trade ie not enough to
P R O P ’R
under tha name of the firm o f Chee-
i 1 keep her busy, and her Capt. '•
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to
p ^ ,d
»
i organi
| lure shipping here,
ii u -
so the L. C. oonnte ara payable to me at my
M E R V M m u s t b e f a d o a p n r u ,r is k m .n t w ill be made »0 me u
.
the 1 place o f htwineae io Langlois, Orar
S m ith
can commence handling
1M blood. Hood’s KarsapaaiUa »• O » | um
ilh c
K. H . C hkcyxb .
best nerve tonfo. By enriching tbe
i
freight her* in th« near future
blood it makes tbe aervee 1TRONC.
d a :» t--»* teiaS-»«to«i ridi»». «<?.
W * P»> r .t u m chargan I f y»u o«iae
nut ta
it.
"»k» •“ '¡¡fteJÄ
v « a - and t:«r during trial. W .w ja e
«flurt t> ihfiuaac» >®»r dacMaa.
■?:,i u: 11» ai! »t car axpacaa.
Now open to the public.
ne&t, cle&n
homey pi&ce where you will always
be welcome and assured of fair and
courteous treatment. We aim to car­
r y a line of stric tly fresh, pure and
wholesome candies, nuts, fruits and
soft drinks.
§ j Fagfcry « i o - Rider
• ijl -RAW«: .ft’
yon <bfi«U in
t« b n « * * Mt « n d OMMt • u c w ’ f« * k W *
y.'i o r r.-n • • v orMI, wUb a SrrvW —;
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We will gerve li^hl lunches, or put up lunches ,
for picnic parties, etc.
Ladies shopping in town will enjoy the K 0Z Y
rest room. Drop in and enjoy a lun ch while
resting.
THE "EOZY”
Warn
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