C leeaupDey. Dsssaad for sdvsrtisjng «paus oom- IW C rm .'W m I m U-. u v i try F elr Aseocis- P*1* »be T » « v x x ta omit iu editorial I C m » Cerate a jeoluM o tliia week. ;_______ * ta FWnt on Job«! W ill leave every week day, Uomo N orth Port Orford, 7 A- M~ , H a r-! Tha Red Cruse Chapter of Cawm end C urry bee a t last ruceeeded iu employing e Rmi Cross Nursa I n . etenctor wba a id org.tnze cl earns ia Home Namaog ta the two enantise. • » itb a gasoline I - ------- Miaa Cecil 8chrry«r, Gone County » la connection 9 9 * * 7 Baa«- Public Health Nurar, who has hewn g- H e launched! ’ 'in tr assents I ia securing this i n . 1 lab«, Saturday, I A May Day Daeee will bo given »truetor for C urry county, w ill ba1 for pleasure « » I “ tba rrom m bal1 • * *’° r t 0,il#,d. I * C arry next weak with tha in-1 naaatieee. j May 1 , 1920, under the a«s,4cee of > atruetor aad is anxious that tbs' perry. fl..u, . « i ‘ U C ‘ * ic I« P ro v e « e u t Club, tha dames bao.ganistd when th e y e n m j - t e e d Oil rap- P“ « * " 1* be nsed to help pey for Mrs. A. W. Cope b.e been ..k o i I s.tors i . town lba««»"‘"i * « •« •*7 * > by lbs aeeoei.tina to orgaete. tha O oiko S ooth X P. M. 1 « » Lmter Lucas, a wall known >ere w ill be four. bor resident who would doubtless day, with pur tea make a good jriic ia l. announces his > 9100. ■ ’ oandldacy for the Republican numL illy built a smell « r t b R for County Cbmmiriionsv. C em < k *« J The Banking Methods of Today a re based u p o n the applied In the operation of the Federal Reeerre System. You ow e it to yourself to tr a n s a c t your banking busk L neas w ith a bank w h ich is a First National CASHIER Mrs. Mary E. Wakeman, a pio naer resident ut Carry county, died at tha bums of bar son C. F. Wake- man in Wedderburn, April 18,1920, aged 78 years. Tbe deceased was born iu Morgan county, Qbio, May S, 1844, and waa married to James F. Wakeman Oct. 30, 1868, coming to Curry county with her bualtand, now- deceased, in 1876 and settlingwn Rogue river. W. They later moved to Euchre crsek where M r. Wakeman operated a small saw mill. Following his death about 20 years ago Mrs. Wakeman bought a home ia Gold Beach where aha resided until failing health a few months ago caused her to m il it Ray Norton and D. E. Ellsworth, and move to Wedderburn to lire living oa opposite sides of Bogus with her toe. river about 3 miles above 11 la he, Mrs. Wakeman was a good wife, a j bad trouble and a few Tteys ago good mother, a good neighbor and Ellsworth crossed over to give Nor a good citizen, and her many years ton a beating, hut waa met with a of residence in Curry county won pitchfork and driven off. He start her a host of lasting friends. She ie ed back boose with the avowed in survived by one eon and J grand tention of getting hie gun nod sboot- children. Interm ent took place iag it out. Norton want to Gold Sunday afternoon in theG¿Id Bench Beach and swore out a warrant for cemetery. Klleworth’s arrest oa an iuaaeily AMES «. JOHN8TOV, W . M. T. W h i t b B k ., Secv. charge.. _______ : A Tractor-See (he Case. A Milking Machine-See the Empire, A Land Pulverizer-See the Culti- Packer. . McCormick and Deering Farm; Mach- j inery of all Kinds. . - • WE W A N T YOUR B U 8 IN E 8 8 » . • Stmo A ■ .«• • • r . * * M c N a i r H a r d w a r e g o ., I pc. Bandon« Oregon which they purchased tbnmgb 6 u « m setting out 300 tegap berry G. Whiteetu They have stored vium and »090 strawberry plants, th e new ear a n lil beuer brings better ntada. , weather He b also getting some choine pear, peach and apple trees to start an Mrs. Lewie passed down the coast orchard. Adjoining Mr. Robin too, one day last week rwturning la bar hia toother and R. F. Abbott arc home at Gold Beach fiotu Bandon, sashing many improvements on their where she had been to have some; plhcea which is making a big differ dental work done. She also eisiled j «oca in the appearance of that With her daughter, WOOD A T T O ttK B T A T LAW Mrs. Your Account Is Solicited Herbert neighborhood. Uuic«B, at B um . The Ladies Aid held another of its enjoyable parties last Friday ev. eaing at the home o t l i r . and Mrs. N . H . Larson, the members of tbe Aid and their families being pres ent. Refreshments of coffee, aan.l- wiehee and cream puffs were served about midnight. ' e 8tata 8chooi Superintenpent J. A. C>1»<«*»ill spoke in Port Orford last TburMlay evening on school consol ,Jalto* and ,be 2 mil1 »** measnre. M r- Churchill believes that oonsoli d* t io a >* »»*• » « If solution to the quMUon of heller »bools for rural d* ‘ r ‘cU’ • » ‘1 •*« »>•«« • !• '« • array of statistics to prove b it position. He also believes the 2 m ill tax Andy E llis waa ia town Satarday B „ „ r , mu, t p , „ r() lf M,j , h. j from his home ou Sixes showing his schools of tbe state are to ha kept friends whet a spteodid trade be had made in getting rid of hte re liable old Ford. No doubt M r. El lie did make a good trade, bat when aboul half way bntoe that evening , he ran into a mod bole and stripped a gear and left hie new ear sitting ia ' tha middle of the read. iro n deteriorating. Mr. Churchill was accompanied here by Snpt. W . M. Meat, of Langlois, who gave an interesting talk on the school situa- tiua |a C n n y county and also urged consolidation _________ Ctera-Up Bay. R. G. MeKenxie made a teip to Bandon last Friday with bis Fard N * * ‘ 8alnrday, tha 24th, if the truck. M r. McKeaxie mid he met *««»b«r permits, (here w ill be a t*“'™1 street cleaning day in Port O rf*»rd l i » aho« ,d • '« * « da7- lban lha w<* k • » ’ * * d®°« firat fcltewiog Sniurday that the weather '• suitable. R ° - 8m ,lb haa pr"«'««d the use of hia leaBB *° baa* ‘be j “ Bk away after it has been sacked or boxed up. I t w ill be appreciated if aoyoae V I M Chinamen paaaad down the M e iu g old barrels, b»xee or sack« 14 care on tbe trip, tbe most of which were heavy tracks, th ia large amount of teaffle, «ear roods made soft by eontiaaed rain, ie re- »possible lo r numerous mudholee that keep auto drivers guessing as to whether they w ill get through cue to reach another. » ***• ***** *“** *** B * Bank of D IE D — In San Jose, California, broken, bnt he did not state wbeih April 6, 1920, Claritas Merriman, er Norion and tbe pitchfork or the beloved sister of Amissa Merriman did it. of San Joee and sunt of G. R. M er. N O T IC E T O C O M T K A C T O ttH . rimsn of Campbell, C sl.Jdrs. F. N. ------------- G uild of Arison.; L u . M w rimsn of hewby given tost the Ommty . . . . . . ... , , Court of Curry Ooonty, Oregon, will Honolulu, and Ethel Merriman of jgoelve sealed bin drone Cemrtery, Saratoga, Cal. j sealeJ envelopes endorsed -Bids for —. . . . ' , . construction of Elk river Market road” The above obuuary appeared in a not „,clnck A M of Werf- 8ao J1 we paper of April 7th, teat. I the » day of May, 1«», and The Merriman fam ily were suioag each bid most be accompanied by a the pioneer residen Is of Curry conn*! «rtlfled check In tevor of Curry Coun­ ty , having settled oa Rogue river : Ora v, u » •, »v « m b a rea a Roguo wi|| donate them for tbst purpose. J of Lot«, See.«, Township river 1« work in the Seaborg cannery A subscription baa been raised, school in tbe county for thirty years • ore <>„ bMder to lnto0on. I o— r the lerry. The Celestials were bwye wll I be hired to do tbe or more before moving to California tract utder bonds to be »ppreved by 1 Tbiee-year Proof, to ea- brought down from Bandon by Ben