[We Cure Cripples j
T o J . F. M oC orm ark,
nam ed defendant
Mqaatain a fte r mountain, range anda raage beyond,
B a ra and Utare a valley email, w ith mountains fa r ita bound;
a plain o r a dedert, parched and barraa and dry—
Always mountaina and forest—something to reel tba aye.
in a wild nanfhaien aanyan, aw antain and glen—
fo r the fish abundant, caeca f< tba wild-baast’i d e n :
I a lw a y s th a t d iso r d e r , lik e seal ttared bita o f sods
As le ft by the b ja y plowman. T here thrown by the hand o f God.
MOTIVE BEHIND ITT
T h e editor of the G old Beach R eporter aeorni
very m acti exorcised because D istrict A tto rn e y
Buffington had adviaed the ooptjty o o n rt
a t i t i« unnecessary to p.ty for advertising court
H.
S
proceedings in the official paper o th er than bills
allowedt'ajid »jn ounts. paid, _ . t, ,
r
,,
T h e T k i BÙ xk n a ta ra lly likes to sou t fro coun
tr y press get a ll the le g itim a te .advertising th a t is
com ing t e lR ' but we fail to see tyhy n llf ^ ¡ s t r i c t
A tto rn e y should be ju m p ed onto because he ad
vises the court correctly on a p o in t of la w ,- and
, it causes us to wonder i f o rd e s |fro m “ h ig h er up”
have a n yth in g to do w ith it and if M r. Buffington
would not be a “scholar and a gentlem an” but fo r
the fact th a t hè is interested in a cannery on
Rogue river.
In Coos county the bills allowed and am ount
paid is a ll th a t is published in the official p a.
per, and if C u rry is to pay for p u b lish in g road
petitions, etc., as a m a tte r of news, money can be
saved by condensing the copy given the p rin te r,
a good exam ple of w hich appeared in laet w eek’s
R eporter in t i p publication of the order c a llin g
fo r the election oi the Port of Port O rfo rd . As
published, this order t<x>k 150 line, y e to o u ld have
been more clearly told to the public in less th an
BO lines. F or instance, the long description o f
th e boundaries would probably not be deciphered
b y one reader in tw en ty, yet had the description
been published “ Townships 32, 33 and 34. Ranges
14, IS and 10” , it would have been in te llig ib le to
everyone and the cost of more th a n Gfty lines
saved. Furtherm ore, the T r i bunk would be glad
to publish a ll such m atter as news i f furnished it
before i t is stale.
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B u t we are digressing. G e ttin g back to the
attacks made by the R e jx irte r on C o u n ty A tto r
ney Buffiggiyn, the. a is th is to say: U n t il th a t
bi«
paper can-show ‘vhere M r. B uffin g to n
neglect- .
ed his official duties, been extravirgankw ith coun
ty funds, or shown h im self incom petent, i t w ill
continne to be the belief of m any tb a t -these a t
tacks spring from a m otive and source th a t lias
no place in a free pn s.-— a press th a t should be
dedicated to the common good of the common
people.
And th a t waa the way H e le ft me, nor eared for my lonely lot—
Neglected, alone, forsaken—the country th a t God forgot.
But amna yellow bits o f m etal H e le ft in my rocky soil
T h a t would someday lure the seiner and cause him tb sweat in to il
I t was strewn oa nfiy bare add hillsides near the hundred stresses th a t run
Toward the distant ocean, in shade or agleam in the sun.
The savage came and waa happy and the years relied qa and away;
T here was noth ng to m a r the tandaenpe, na change fro » ,fla y to day.
the Red Man-huptadLonty fo r my elk and bear and dee;
And took the fish that aoounded in my streams so s w ift and
Jfws
fo rm e r k a ia e r a n t i. k ia
aomunpUcee
E . A. I in flb o rg ,T ro p r’ <
.
IN T H B C I8 C U IT Ç O H R T O F T H B
STATIC O F O R E G O N F O R W A S H
IN G T O N COUNTY.
I I I (b e C ir c u it C o u r t o f th e S te te
c fO re g o n , 1er C u r r y
F red 8. J o lly
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P la in tiff j
m ill ha brand ed « a l b e g ra g trg k m u tr
„ .
P la in tiff.
,
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In
V®.
T h e raising of the >6,003,000,000 asked for
in the V icto ry I, mn is going to ho a herculean
taak all over the couutry. T h e w ar s p irit has
died down, and m any w ill s h irk the responsibili
ty o f helping pay the debt. Also, the closing of
war industries makes it im possible for the w o rk
in g class to buy as h eavily of this issue as o f past
bond issues.
I t seems io the T r ib u k k th a t if the present
situ atio n is Qyer^om e, the w ell-to-do and w ealth y
d a m w ill have to invest more generously than in
th e past— those who can w rite a good shed check
and never miss it from th e ir buaiuess, -will have
to oomc to the rescue of the little fe llo ir who in
the past h *« saved, sacrificed and denied h im s e lf
in order to pay for his >50 o r >100 ifonri. A n d
realisin g th at this is the last call, tb<M £jrho have
th e money w ill n o doubt cóme througtj su o u r
hoys s till in Frgnce esit come across.
. C o rry courtty has ru d every-patrio)
tio h of I he wdr w ilh d u ll moasmnfeànd
to say th a t she w ill not lie found'w aht
tim e . Ixfchl pyide alohv, to feay noi,hi
cenship d u ty, should c»u>e this quota
subscribed^
».
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1
W ith this issue the I' kiuuxjs starts Upon the
28th year o f its existence at P o rt O rford,
over
h a lf of which ba* been u n ia t the
m an -
ttgetuenL M any f>* <-an’ memories, and some
d is a p p o in tin g o n i ?, extend back through these
preset
No
a ’.t
o;
•
is t
been made to please eve
ryone, yet Hi.
nu :h satisfaction in the
knowledge th at
pen and above-boaid policy
has won the odnf.?tet; ,:e o f the m a jo rity o f z o u r
readers. Au< v*
. would pass another m jla .
«Won« w ithout v cp
su g *n appreciation o f th is
confidence, a>. . tifc hope th a t it m ay continue 28
years in fo the tu tu re.
been v is itin g a t thu
home
b ro th e r fo r aeveral weeks.
of
h er
* egon. -
Geld Beach,
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D e a le r s In
General Merchandise
Fresh Groceries Always on Hand
l e n s ’ Furnishings, Etc.
Orders Taken for Articles Not in
Stock.
We Aim to Please.
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pdblmution
I n F orclos -
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ANOTHER MILESTONE.
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THE VICTORY LOAN.
year*.
tefc-ÎMÎ - .-wtetegw itofw »iSf.-wnai».,'
C o u n ty .
O. I.nndvall, sometimes
known as Glaus Lund-
th e eo d n lrlee w here th e crim es were F red A. K ribs (sometimes
vail
’ '
LlBN.
D e fen d e r t
o o m n fitta d . T h is , in substance, is kn o an as F . A. Kribs, some
times known aa Frederick A.
To G. L un dvail, sometimes known as
the fin d in g o f the Com m i It ee on re . K rib s) sad A nma
A ir i
Claus L q n d v a ll, the above nam ed de
fendant
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I .
pa ra tio n and re s p o n s ib ility o f the w ife oi Fred A . Kribs.
Défendante.
In thx N amm o r tub S tatr of (Arfibon:
w a r, is learned.
S tati of O bkoos I
You are hereby notified th a t Fred 8.
A d m ira l vo n T lr p itg m a y
ba O outrrf o f Ccaar('_
Jo lly the holder o f Certificate o f D e lin -
B
y
virtu
e
o
f
a
Judgment
order,
decree
charged w ith re s p o n s ib ility o f th e
ueucy numbered 230 issued on the 6th
ay of October, I9 U , by the Tax Col
L u s ita n ia disaster. T h e re p a ra tio n
lector o f the County o f C a rry , State
charge, w h ile not n a m in g a n y d e fi
of Oregon, for th e am ount of three and
county, in ibe ahowe entitled cause, to
n ite fig u re w ill re q u ire an In i t i a l me duly directed sod dated the 3rd day flO/lOu D o ll six, the ¿-« m being the
am ount then due and delinquent for
ol
Janu ary, 1919, upon a judgment and taxes for the year 1918 together w ith
ja y m a n t of five b illio n d o lla rs w ith
decree rendered apd eatered in 1
aaid penalty, interest and cotta thereon up
in tw o years.
court in Washington
county, Oregon,
Oi
shmgtoo county.
on the real property ass seed to you,
on the 3rd d ay
Ja n u a ry , 1919, In fav- ol which you are the owner as appears
a r or Ja
□Ited States National Bank ol record, situated in said C ounty and
or o f The Un:
o f P o rtland (Oregon),
corporation, State, and p articu larly bounded -and
W kstkrn W orld
P la in tiff, and against , Fred
.~ «
y s,
n , , uostriuwi
A. . ^
K n
rib
described as iouowa,
follows, to-w
to -w tt:
it: Begin
Begin-
(sometimes known as F. A . . »
Kribs,
ning at
at the
the northwest
northwest oorm
oorner o f Section
rib a , | | nine
W . E . T o m p k in s has gone to sometimes known as Frederick A . . 35. Jn Township SO South, Range
Kribs, wile of Fred : W est, W illam stte M erid ia n , tTe
W a d d e r b urn w here he p lan a lo
A. . A
K rib
Defendants,
fo r me
tbe_ sum or
o f ( , run lin
d ug
552 ieet, thence East
I a
nas, Y
e ie n m n u , ror
g South 652
■pend the s u m m e r fU h in g .
Nlaieteen thousand fou r hundred fire , 1320 feet, thence North 56t feet, thence
2 0 /z100 ((19,406.20) dollars, with Interest W e^t 1320 feet to the place
place of
of begin
begin-
M r . and M i> . H u g h M c C o rm ic k , thereoa at eight p er cent per annum * from n in g, ----------------------
containing 18 acreu.
October
-
.
D,
1917,
and
th
e
fu
rth
e
r
sum i Y o u are fu rtlie r notified th a t aaid
w h o spent (h a w in te r la Bandon
of (1100.00 attorney’s fees, and for lte F re d S. Jolly has paid taxes on s .id
p la n on g oing to G o ld Beach th ia oosts
-A.4 1
1______ * years,
. . .
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i t a h.
« n d disbursements
herein, taxed
' premiies for prior _____
or subsequent
and allowed a t (30.25: com m anding me w lth th e ra te o fiu te re s to n M id a m o u n ta
wee)^ where M r . M c C o rm ic k w ille a
to make sale of the follow ing described as follows :
gags in fish ing .
real property, a ltM te in the C ounty of
Years Date Paid (T a i Be- Amouat Sato Of!
C u rn r, State of Oregon, to-w it:
Intel.at
M r» . A lic e W i l l i a a a o f tba E u r e k a
A tl that c e r t a lim * l property describ Tax
t? a l., section a rriv e d here the la tte r ed in that certain deed from Fred A . ¡1911 Dec. 1«, I t i l i 1849
(1 A3
15
K rib s , and Anna M . K rib s , his w ile, to 1912 A p r. 7, 1913) 123
(1.92
16
p a r t o f le tt wsyk en route to the the Lum berm en# National Bank of 1914 Feb. 2 4 ,191£
196
(3.93
16
M
ar.
2
5
,191b'
1476
H H
h om e o f bar p arents, M r . a n d M rs . Portland, dated January 25th, 1915, 1916
15
and recorded on the 11th day of F eb ru 1918 M ar. 23,1917
<3
( 6 .H
16
G e e . S y d m a n o f D e n m a rk . S h e is a ry , 191fi, In bosk 18 a t page 398 o f the 1917 M ar. 2 2 , 1918
1«1
(6.00
16
deed
records
of
Curry
county,
Oregon,
a sister o f the y ou ng m an w h o was
more p atU c u la rlr described as follows:
Said
C.
L
u
n
d
ra
U
,
sometimes
know
n
k i l l e d thars re c e n tly b y Geo. C h sn
.N o rth h alf
and the southeast qu
quarter
______________________
a
as C laus L u n d v a ll, m the owner of the
o
oi f Section 16, Township 36 South, legal title of the above deaorlbed prop-
ow eth.
Range
it e t — the W -------------
illam ette — M e- ,s rty aa th e same appears of record, and
_ 13 W e --------
tmeh of the other persons above- named
8 p r a y O sborn, who fo r th e past rid u n .
Now, Therefore, by virtue of M id ex- are hereby fu rtlie r notified th a t a«M
y a g r or more has been a p a tie n t a t ecutlon, J u d g W iR Ortler, and decree. Fred S. Jolly wDl apply to the C irc u it
th 4 E m e rg e n c y h o s p ita l le ft today and in compliance w ith the commands Court of the County and S ta te afore-
of aaid w rit. I w ill, on S aturday the said fo r a d eertw foreclosing the lien
fo f Cereal, A lb e rta , C an ad a, w here *2nd day pi M a n li, 1919, a t the hour of against the property above described, l
h e ow es a w heat fa r m . I^e was ac 10 o’clock A. M ., a t the front door of and mentioned in M id certificate And
the Court House in the town of Gold I you are hereby summoned to appear
c om pan ied by M iss E n a M c K e n n a peach, in M id Curry county. State o f i w t t h in a ix t y d a r a a it e r t h e f ir a t p n b li-
who w ill c o n tin ue to cere fo r h im , Oregou, sell a t public auction, subieet cation of thia summons, exclusive of
tq redemption, to the highest b id d e r' the
« d ay I of M id first publication, and
M lee M c K e n s ie h a v in g sold th e fo r U . 8. gold coin cash in hand, a ll defend*this
action o r pay the am onnt
¡fend tl
Em ergency huepitel w hich she had the rig h t, title and Interest which the! due aa above shown, together w ith
within named defendants, or any o f . costs and aoerned interest, site in case
conducted bare fa r a n u m b e r o f 1 them, had on the date of the mortgage of your failu re to do so^ a decree w ill be
herein o r since had in or to the e above rendered foreclosing
years.
'
. ’8 the lien of
described real property or any p art taxes and oosts again at the land and
M iss E n a M c K e n z ie yesterday thereof, to satisly «aid execution, Judg prejnises above named
ment order, deoree, interest oo.te and
summons is p i ubi ¡shed by order
closed a deal for tba M ia o f E m e r . a ll accruing costs
o f the Honorable Jon n 8. ______
Coke, , Judge
W
m
.
T
o
u
c
h
,
gaucy hospital lo M is t N e llis K r a u io k
of the C iro u it Court oi ‘ the
____
‘ “ S ta te of
O r-
Sheriff of C urry county, Oregon. e;;on for the County o f C u rry , and M id
o f 9 t. W in ifre d 's hospital » f San
F ebruary 7,1919. order waa made and dated th is 28th
Ptianoisoo, and M iss K r a n ic k has Date of first publication Feb. 12, 1919. day of J a n u a ry , 1919, and the date o f
Date o f last publication M a r. 12, 1919. ' the first publication of this »ummona to
now tak e n posseeaion. Shs w ill ba
' the 6th day of F eb ru a ry , 1919.
A ll process and papers la this pro
associated la te r in the s u m m er w ith
ceeding may be served upon the un.lor
M is . W o o d w ard o f A la m e d a c o u n ty
signed residing w ithin the State of O r-
D E N N IS C U N N 1 F F , J it.,
n a t the adii resa h ereinafter men-
egon
h o s p ita l, Saa Francisoo, a g ra d u a te
tioned.
n urse o f th a t iu a titu lio n .
M ias bep. U. 8. Mineral Sarreyor
W . A . W ood ,
K r a n ic k is a sister o f L . M .'K r a n ic k
A tto rn e y for P la in tiff.
Address, Oold Beach, Oregon.
o f tb a Coast G u a rd C raw and has
S u rv e y o r f o r t h a D i s t r i c t i O r -
prosecution
THE PORT 0KF0KI1 GARAGE"'
191« ¡A u g .A >918
1917 I A u g . 5 , 1918
.
a i o n m ia a ls o f lb « age w ith the w a y
open fo r th e ir legal
iF e take that broken-down, crippled Car
and restore it to health an d strength and use-
fulne9f>.-^
x
These day» you ju s t can't afford to lose the
service th a t your car should give, a n d which
it W"T l L give i f you keep it in heulth.
I f your Car lacks efficiency, is weak or
fa u lty in an y action, bring it in and let us give
it the “once over'' before the busy summer
month? come.
i r « never fa il to diagnose thoailm ent, and
then we apply the proper rem edy to the seat of
trouble a t a m oderate charge. “
LM uo help you in crease your efficiency hy
keeping your car in PERFECT CONDITION.
>
191* lo c k .» « , 1915 9079
19!5 iF e li. 21,1917 1 i l » l
Said J. F. MeOorinack aa the owner
Gold! Fora Goldl You found ft, and the news sped fa r aiafcw'ue
o i the legal title qf the above described
property as the saute appears ol rec
O ’er plain and mountain and riv e r and crossed o’e r the mseaa a tide.
o rd , aud each of th e other persons
And from every distant country, w herever the news was ^old,
above named are hereby fu rth e r n oti
M ea came by many thousands to dig in my streams for gold.
fied th a t Geo, D . Wood w ill apply to the
M y hills wore denuded o f tim ber, my valleys were gutted and scarred;
C irc u it C ourt ol the Coun'y a u ^ State I
And wherever the white man travelled m y spots o f beauty ware m a.red;
aloreeaht lor a d e o r e e foreclosing the
And the sound o f the axe and the hammer have since ne’er silent been
lien agaiuet the property above de
As- the quest o f the yellow m etal is waged by the wealth-med man.
scribed, and mentioned In said certi
You combed the beds of m y r iv e n fo r tba precious yellow gold;
ficate. And you are hereby summoned
! You ruined my tittle vulteys fo r the wealth you craved to hold;
to appear w ith in sixty days a lte r the
You le ft me no spot o f beauty, nor a silence th a t’s worth the name—
first publication of this summons, ex
You have le ft me nothing, nothing—not even my wild, free game.
clusive of the day of said first p u b lic » -'
cation, and defend this iwtiAn or pay
You have taken the gems o f value th a t lay on my rugged breast;
the am onnt due a« above shown, to
You have le ft me alone the ruins; w hat you took waa the very best;
gether
w itli costs and accrued interest,
And now, would you leave me dee*rt«d, like a bride that has loved too well,
add in oa-e oi your failu re to do so, a
To be east in a p it o f darkness f a r worse than the depths o f hell?
decree w ill be rendered forec'osing the
Pioneers, I claim you today as a p a rt o f mine,
* ■
lien o f eaid taxes and oosts against the
And ask you still to love me aa in the days o f **Auld Lang Syne.”
land and premises above n am e d .
Stay 'mid a y hills and valleys, love, and forget me not.
T h is summons is published by order
Be true to the lend that w ill cherish your name, the country th a t God forgot.
of the Honorable John 8. Coke, Judge
— Published in the T rin ity Journal o f May 5th, 1917. of the C lro a it CoUrt of tlte State of O r
egon for the County of C urry, and said
order was made aud dated this 11th ‘
«.Wade H . Wilson, author o f the above verse, is a Curry county boy, having day o f Ja n u a ry , 1919, and tlie date o f I
learned the printers trade in the T ribun I office undet W alter Sutton. Since the firs t publication of this summons
to the l&tli day o f Janu ary, 1919
leaving here over 15 years ago be has followed the trade the greater p art o f the
A il pDcess and papers in this pro-
time, and for the past aeveral years has resided w ith his wife and son a t T rin ity , ceeding may be served upon the un
dersigned
residing w ithin the State of
California, where he publishes the T rin ity Journal. M r. Wilson to a brother of
Oregon a t the address hereinafter men
M rs. R. Leutw yler o f P ert Orford.
tioned.
-
W . A) W oo»,
Attorney for P la in tiff.
Katoer And The Reet Te Be Fteg»si
Address, Gold Beach, Oregon
NHERIFFM8ALK.
pay in f u l l fo r its frig h tfo lln e e e . T b a
WE CUKE CKIl'PLES
Y «ra D ale Paid .Tax R* Amouat as ti of
lutareat
cairtKo
Tux-
And th a t waa the way you found me; peaceful, alone a ito 7 t!lU -
*"
Nothing to break the silence bdt music of bird and rill, •» '•*
»
Or, eom etim M,'the voids o f a Savagb in quest e f thmfooddte bast < '
To his home on the edge o f the wildweed in the country th a t God foagot.
OJ
P A R I 8 , A p r il llj-« -G e rm e n y m u tt
■ We «re Specialists
You are hereby notified th a t Oeo. D.
Wood the holder of Cert ¡floats of De-
lioqurwey numbered 964 ia u e d on the
7tn d ay of October, 1914, by the T a *
Collector of t in n y County, State di O r
egon, for the a m o tin t o f tw e n ty -e ig h t'
and S i/1 0 0 Dollars, the sam e being the
am ount then due and delinquent for
taxes tor 'h e year 1913, together with
penalty, intereet end eoats there- u u p
on the real property assessed to you,
o f which you a re the own- r a a appear,
o f reci-rd, situated In said County and
State, and p artic u la rly bounded and
ilNworthed aa follows, to-w it: Lot«
nutubare-l l ( , IA sad IS of Heotion 1,
siul Lot num ber 3 of Section 131. T ow n
ship 35 South, Range IS W est, W il-
iamete Meridian.
You a re fu rth er notified th a t said
GO.). D. W o o l has (>aid taxes on ant I
premia.-« for p rio r or subsequent yea >e,
w ith tlfci rate of interest on aaid amounts
as follows:
' r A'»r' .• >.
Dired Froa Onr Ftriory
Will Save Yon $100 or More
A U R Big O f f « la to lend yret for
w 30 d.iys* free trial in ycui lutne
a beautiful, guaranteed Siarck llano
direct from or.r factory, thr i eby MV-
in8 you (100.00 c r n » ie .
W a require as raywwf to ad
mass. You arc not aaked tr tic
up your money in any way. A
you do is to U t e foe pi ado lot-,
your home for30dayaffreetri.l.
where you lest it and Py 1» in
your own way¿ -
A t the . . d of 3o d a -. T'w .»««t*.
WhMl.. r t«< pl»r. i ;s j j* t tk . . . .
vee w.i-1. hr h . ?<»« ' w o ii p . /
Ina oai '«w fyctorr-lo Item, prh ..
I d PM rr -cts to <uii J - • l i . f t r i o t
r . i k . , 4 do--, m-t prove te
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