The Port Orford tribune., June 11, 1919, Image 2

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Announcement
a n d M r«.
«n a R u ud ay
r U it o r
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in !
It.n d u u .
H a ro ld
S lu lfiu a n
and
li.u ia u
m iu «» on R is e * Ulia wrek*
M rs.
O lm u n o y
H , n il r u f f
d au g h ter » f L au g lo ia « e r«
vi»ito r< M onday.
H . H . D u fo ri o f
W u i. Young»
of
this
aad
Haudo« ;
c ity
an d '
leave
C a lifo rn ia
Ih la week for t h e i l m oi» riv e r « m o i »
ir y iu aou tlie rii C u r r y to »pond I he
s u m m e r prospecting.
MAJORITY RULE.
M .r an d M rs. A . P . Sw eat
canta
up fro m th e ir naw h om e a i
The Port of Port Orford has been nhthorixed, and, un­
less it is knocked out on som e technical point by attorneys
em ployed by its em enies, will be organised and wilt accom ­
plish the end for which it was created, nam ely, the build­
in g of a good, substantial wharf in our harbor-
The board of com m issioners that are appointed will
have a dual responsibility. First w ill com e' their obliga­
tion to the,friends of the Port in seeing iba^lOO cents is re­
alised from every dollar put into it and that a wliarf will
be b u ilt as quiokly and as cheaply as it is practical Vo do
so. 8ocond com es the obligation of the com m issioners to
those who have opposed the Port, w hich lies io a business­
lik e and conservative handling ¿ f the affairs of the Port
that w ill foroe tho oonviction upon each resident of the
district that the organization is a thin g that is o f personal
benefit to him , and also, in keeping the pre-election pledge
that the wharf shall n<?t costjm oie than $25,000.
Of course, if those who are fighting the Port eatise the
com m ission to contract attorney fees in defending the or­
ganization, thia could not be oounted as a part of the cost
of the wharf but should be provided lor by a special tax
upon the district.
It is learned upon good authority that those who are
trying to obstruct the creation of thia Port D istrict intend
to carry the fight in to the courts. It is not hard to under­
stand why som e outside interests are fighting th is project,
but it is herd to understand how any good citizen living
w ithin the district can reconcile bis conscience to the con­
tinuation of a fight that is now trying to over-throw the w ish­
es of a m ajority of the people.
Our Republican form o f governm ent is based upon
m ajority rule, and to attem pt to do away with th is is un-
Am erican, especially so when that m ajority is two to one,
and has been won w ithout fraud or m is-representation, as
in the case of th e Pori of Port Orford.
That Port Orford harbor is a bay com ing withiu the
m eaning of the Port law, and that it is a water-shed, end
that sm alt streams not flowing into havigahlk bays or riv,
art m ay be included in the Port District, was decided in
th e action brought against the former Port at this place.
A nd those living within the present district and are help­
in g to keep up the fight against it, ih o u ld ^ m em b er that
th ey are but creating needless expense that they them selves
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m u st help to bear.
ini» the la tte r
p art
of
Lang­
last
week.
buaine»«.
BANDON H ARD W A R E COMFY.
Mis« E v a C a |i|'-, «liingliler o f M r.
U n itn a r k ,
ha» fo u e hom e a fte r c o m p le tin g bar
I t i g l i w-bonl oourae Itera.
N e x t Su n
d ay the S en ior ula»« • U | . motor
th e Capp» hom e for a d in n e r
t... » n *
p a rty
Your Account
class.
a«» it red f»r the
gam e
Gu«» e u u a ty ift
th e
preserve
M y r t le
T h e deed«
in
R.
for
acre» and fro m T a y lo r
it
Dem ent
CAREFUL ATTENTION TO ALL MATTERS
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of
th e hands o f M r . T ho m as; a n d
a
M ax
General Merchandise
16 m ile« fro m I lie »outh fork to E l
The “K ozy"
became
a gam e preserve on M a y 2 1 « l,
aayt
M r . T h o m s » , w ho add» th a t five pa
Fresh Groceries Always on Hand
tro is are on d u ty to m a k e arrest« of
bunt
in
the
d is tric t.
H o m e -m a d e C an d y
T h e re h ave been » m a ll gain« pre­
serve« in the o o u n try before,
states
M r . T h o m a s , h a t this I» th e firs t
of
a sise to i>e o f re a l
in
im p ortan ce
tbe protection o f game.
l i e e x peel»
th a t 2 7 ,00 0 aeres^w ill be
in
th e
preserve.
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F r u . i t s
in
S eason
I it
Stock. .W e Aim to Please.
I -ig h t L u n c h e s
r fill-
rig h ts l»p *e u n d e r .the term s o f
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M. M o
it»«
m a a y c a ttle by h u n te rs , i t
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T h e Deni ants bgd need th « d ittr ic la
lost
if'
r„ o :
THE “KOZY*
state*» five year b.tdd oa ’ he area.
th a t th e y were w illje g to
Give Us a Trial.
b u n tin g
had
>
«o
Opposite Sidwell
Sabbi Store
P O R T O R F O R D . O K KO O N.
so
Port Orfcrd, Oregon
Is said,
have
the
ai u ji i j e tsu u 't J1»' tinnium'u
Deadly
P mmx Never
W a s h in g to n , M a y
3 0 — G u a rd e d
n ig h t and d a y , a n d fa r o u t o f
hu­
m an reaoh on a pedestal at the in te r
lo r d e p a rtm e n t expo sitio n here, is a
lin y v ia l.
RESTAURANT
Used.
I t oontains
a
specimen
o f th e dead liest poison ever kn o w n .
FEAST
AN ENCOURAGING SIGN.
The late election would indicate that the voters of Or­
egon are becom ing educated to progressive ideas. In the
past they have been alm ost uniform ly adverse to putting
through a$y measure that car. iod a special ,tax. A t th is
election, however, they carried al m ost un ani m easly a bunoh
o f tax measures. The result is encouraging, and is evidence
that the average voter is m arking his ballot in tellig en tly ,
with a view tu the public good and that he is worthy to be
trusted with the in itiative and referendum.
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¡can s c ien tist,
o f life — h u m a n , n n iif iil
table— in B e rlin .
A
and
d a y ’s
o u tp u t would s n u ff out the 4,0u0,000
liv s e o n M a n h a tta n island .
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to —E a t b e c a u s e y o n e n jo y it.
B r e a d , P ie s ,
C o o k ie s , c e t.,
A single
C ak es,
a lw a y s
R e g u la r
D o u g h n u t» ,
o n hand«
D in n e r s
-
w ould pen etrate to the blood, reach
S h o r t O r d e r s n, S p e c i a l t y
T h i r t y “Y e a r s
the
great ag o n y.
v ic tim
in
-
W h a t was ontniog
to
, -
when th e arm islio «
th a t
w a«. sigued,
it
was b eing m a n u fa c tu re d a t the ra te
o f 10 tone a d ay .
T h re e
thousand
have been ready for business on tb e
A m erican fro n t in Prance on M a rc h | .
Professor
W.
Lee L « w ls , o f N o rth w e s te rn u n iv e r­
s ity , E v a n s to n , I I I . ,
com m ission as
a rm y .
a
w ho
took
cap ta in
in
I t was m anufactured
a
tb e
in
a
“ m onee
e v e ry w o rk m a n
tra p ,”
w ho
beoaase
entered
the
stockade w ent u n d e r en agreem ent
n o t to leave tbe 1 1-aere space u n til
tb e w a r was w o n .
T h is
was to protect th e ceorst.
of
coarse
W o rk on
the p la n t was s ta rte d 18 days a fte r
th e bureau o f m ines had com pleted
it» experim ents. T h e o th e r pre p a ra ­
tio n s to b rin g th e gas in to tbe w ar
w ent fo rw ard w ith lik e speed, b ut
th e arm istice p revented the G erm an s
fro m ever e x p e rie n c in g a f u l l re a l.
U n i o n o f w h a t th e y had begun
w h e n -th ey tu rn e d Ib e ir p rim itiv e
ga»e« on the C a n a d ia n s in P la n d e s r
1 iu th« e a rly d eys o f the wot ,
Dig Cf.'or is to send yon for
v 30 drys* free trial In year ham«
a her utàul, guaranteed S t.rck Piano
dirvi» from our factory, thereb, sav­
ing you $100.00 or mors.
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E x p e r ie n c e
W s require m parweat b ad>
You are not asked to tie
up your money in any way. AU
you do is to take the p ia n o in ta
yntirhome fòr 30 day «'free t.isl,
w iit rr you test it and try k in
your owr. way.
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w hether tha r im o b ju t t tbe •*«.
»un W»M. If it it . re e keep it p a r
in * our low factory to boat« prictP
In rarm eotw t»' tu it yon. U .fftr t « y
reato «, it do* t Put proFt to b« «P
to
exp»-c<.-titffls in «tnry w»r
and tbe ¿neat piauo'yoia bt' e r t - r
n»n
the » c n e y . yen may t«nd
ft bnrV I«. 1 in that « r e n t w n w4fl
p « y U n freipM l bntb w e r t.
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lo n e « f th is m oat te rrib le id s trn m e n i
e v e r Oonosived for tb e h illin g w ould
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E.M. PITNER
O c rin a n y
m a y be im ag ined b y th« fa c t
Direct From 0»r Fact'-y
Wi" Save You $¡00 or Merc
i
th « h e a rt, and k i l l
oalled the
z
S t o r c i
vege
t in g le
sped a lly b u ilt p la n t n ear C le v e la n d ,
At Spurgeon Hall, Sixes
W HEN
YOU
w ou ld h av« w iped o ut e v e ry vestige
bureau o f m in e« b y
of July Dance
Famous Sweet Toned
D o n ’t m e r e l y E a t b e c a u s e y o n h a v e
*
T e n airp lan e« c a rry in g “ le w U its ”
L ew is ite ” was developed i n j tbe
Encouraging news cem es front the Peace Conference
in Paris. It is to the effect that the United States is to
have a President onoe more, as President Wilson is report­
ed to be on the verge of sailing for home.
..a ;
I t is "le w is it« ,” product o f an A m s r
d ro p poured in th e p alm of th e hand
ENJOYABLE TIME ASSURED
EVERYONE INVITED
Orders Taken for Articles Not in
in c lu d e d
O n ly
fo r c a ttle range« an d
Mens’ Furnishings, Etc.
•'s
Ic e C ream a n d S o ft D i In k s
to enlarge th e are« by securing five
y e a r deeds fro m e th e r resident«,
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«tats m a k e a preserve o f the d is tric t.
It is hard to realize all that the building of the Roose­
v e lt highw ay will mean to Curry cQunty. Heretofore
has been one of the m ost isolated counties in the state, but
with the advent of this road great changes w ill be brought
about. N ot only w ill 90 m iles of her h ills and valleys be
traversed by this wonder road of the west over which
stream of tourists w ill be constan tly pouring, but it w ill
open to developm ent her m ineral-filled m ountains and
help to bring industries to handle her vast tim ber resources,
to say nothing of the stim ulus given to agricultural pur­
suit. T iu ly, the rosy tin t to the future o f Curry county
grow s brighter and brighter.
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D e a le r s in
s im ila r arra n g e m e n ts he «Utee.
T h e d is trio t, w h ic h extend« f u lly
FUTURE LOOKS BRIGHT.
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a n d R a y D e m e n t ate read y to make
a n y ona w ho w ou ld
■iwiutu ikfai.
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BANDON, OREGON
in
— T im e « .
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Bank of Bandon
m ak­
jieroid o f five yenra a re alre a d y
county
I ww—
A .
Sidwell & Sabin
STRENGTH AND CONSERVATION IS OUR STANDARD
Ç.
gam e refuge for
Son b u ’ l« in G u r ry
£ .
SERVICE IS OUR MOTTO
4,380
M y r t le P o in t fo r 2.50Û »ere»,
ing lbe»e areas
u w.» .».»■
P o int
from
D e m e n t o f M y r t le P o in t
.
TOUR CHECK BOOK IS TOUR RECEIPT
» Ire m ly ,
v ic in ity , «tales Q a u te W a rd e n J . M
Thom as
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Is Solicited
Create« Game Preserve«.
acre» are
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THE PORT ORFORD GARAGE
to
g iven by Ml»» C appa in b on er o f th a
T e p th o u s a m l
a i . *t
We take th at broken-down, crippled Car
and restore it to health a n d stren$th a n d use­
fulness.
These days you ju s t can ’t afford to lose the
service that your oar should five, an d which
it W ILL fiv b if you keep it in health.
I f your Car looks efficiency, is weak or
fa u lty in any action, bring it in and let-usgive
it the “once over” before the busy sum m er
months come.
JKe never fa il to diagnose the ailm ent, and
then we apply the proper rem edy to the seat of
trouble a t a moderate charge.
Let us help you increase your efficiency by
keeping your oar in PERFECT CONDITION
M ra . Sweet al»o w ent to C o q u ille nit
and M r». J . S . Cappa u f
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We are Specialists
WE CURE CRIPPLES
On and after M ay 1st, 1919, we will
allow a oash discount of 5 per cent on all
purchases a m o u n tin f to over ONE DOL­
LAR excepting on paints, oils, fa rm m a­
chinery, implements, ammunition and
stoves, and all accounts paid on or before
the 10th of the month following the p u r­
chase, we will allow a cash disoount of 9
per cent.
This should bean inducement for you
to trade where you can save money and
furthermore, make it an object for our
customers to pay cash, which means a
saving to us as well as to cur customers.
Ernest
J ).« tib ia * u au i- u p frolli the
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We Cure Cripples
H o p k in s o f ik e A ria o u a I n n '
a t O n bi n
-e s b U s tte d Every W «ii>cwlny. i»y
C la m o
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ClwVe C o x o f L e u g lo i* « e r« ahoppers
in Baadoo »Io» fo rep art o f l i t « Wvwk.
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AuvganM bu
WoBLO.
B A R B E R ’SH O P
O p p o s ite
H o te l S e a s id e
N O T IC E F O R
D k v astm kkt
P U B L IC A T IO N
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V h x iM raaioa,
U n ited State« Land Offloe,
Roseburg, Oreg««. June 2. lu lB .
Notice in hereby given th a t
R G O S T R A N D E R , P R O P ’R
J A M E 8 B. B R A D E N
fath er and beir of John O . Braden de­
Suits Cleaned and Pressed ceased of RickreaH,Oregon, w ho,on Oct.
14,1818, made Homestead E n try , Serial
No. 010840, fo r S W l of M K fc, W X of
8E5< and N E | of REJ of Section 18,
N O T IC K FOR P U B L IC A T IO N .
Township 31 8 , Range 14 W ., W illa m ­
D x fabtm snt o r th b I mtsbiob
ette M eridian, baa filed notice
in*
U . A Land Offloe a t Roseburg, Oregon. tention to make F in a l T h re e -y e a r
Proof,
to
establish
claim
to
the
la
n
d |
M aylT , ISIS.
above described, before the Register i
Notice ie hereby given th a t
and Receiver of the U n ited S ta te .
JO SEPH W . W H IT E
L au d Offloe a t R o s e b u rg , Oregon, on
o f L an glo is. Oregon, who on
the 19th day o f Ju ly, 1019.
1914, made Homestead Entry, Bertal
C laim an t name« ae witnesses:
No. 0 0 6 « , fo r tbe E l ot NE1 Bsc.», and
M rs. Grace Bates, o f 89 Mason S t
8 | NW J Section 10, Township Si South,
P o rtla n d , Oregon,
Range 14 W ., W illam ette M eridian ,
Ray G riffin a, of Lang
iglois, Oregon.
has Hied notice o f intention to make
Mugh F an ner, o f M c iM
M in
v ille , Oregon
In n
nville,
fin a l T hree year proof to eetablinh
G. W . Can-oil, o f R ic k re a ll, Oregon
claim tn tbe land above described, be-
W . H . Osnoa.
f o r , HaVdy T . Stew art, U. 8 . ootnmis.
Register.
tinn er, a t P o rt Orford, Oregon, on the
18th d ay of June, ISIS.
J. J. ST A N L E Y
C laim ant nam e, as witneeeea:
Charles O e rte r, of Langlois, Oregon.
Swan Oberg, of
”
U v je ,
Sam Russell, of
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Ralph Cope, of
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You are not asired to pay
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Y o u w'1: I;.* u e l.p h ié d w ith th e
•w c e ti.e s t. ; uri.Y s n d p n w e ro f th o
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to jru ta c tu rW .
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to * » » are err an ted to
t u t your Co« r a n k are.
»r.d you can buy a pica«
fu r ynnr b e * « , wfibnnt
musk»« tk« ««B ay
c o jtr u c tlv o K a rl» h t,.rck Plan-, i a » c a rc iu ll.
that it Is e a a ra a l.-« l for 2S »•'.re. 1 h it
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