The Port Orford tribune., July 28, 1920, Image 2

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CAN YOU BEAT THIS?
Before buying a Tractor, see what we
have in the 8. A. T. Auto Motice Tractor.
Just what you have been looking for. O per­
ated by any automobile and when through
work, run your car off which o n ly fh k e s a
few minutes. You are not tying up a lot of
money to do your plowing, and very few
farmers do not have automobiles and why
not use them to do your plowing and furnish
power?
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Ford car w ill pull two 14 in c h p lo w bot­
toms and higher power cars will pull three
14 inch bottoms.
Purebred Poultry
& Eggs For cale
V t B a rrtd
BwffOrpinf’
Orerm. ‘ ton», R. I. B»d», S. 8. Htun-
berfs, Silver Campine»,
Brown Leghom», Ancona»,
Bine A ndalu»ian» and Mi-
nocca».
W. H .C àwoh ,
Price at Bandon, Ore., 1560.00.
Beg lecer
BANDON HARDWARE CONP’Y.
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BA N D O N
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O REG O N
' N O T IC E le hereby given that a ll
' parsdmrkre w arned n ot to treepaee
agoa the B E | N E |, W | M iJ N K |. Bee.
* . T p M R .. B , IS W „ W . N „ fo r the
purpoae of m ining, prospecting or
otherwiae. A ay person o r persons so
doing w ill be prosecuted.
Sidwell © Sabin
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CITATION.
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I IN T H E C O U N T Y C O U R T , O F T H E
¡S T A T E
OF
OBEOON,
county of
1 I s van a s n n a o r
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Joan Wwmau,
From those who prate of the “letter” enforoemeut of
the game law we have seed n? querfiou of Why Clyde Liifiel
of Arago baa not been prosecuted far banting àfwr oat ol
•eaeou. Thia young man admitted he wad hnnthm deer and
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Fresh Groceries Always on Hand
Mens’ Furnishings, Etc.
Orders Taken for Articles Not in
Stock.
We Aim to Please.
Give Us a Trial.
W A. W ood
County Judge
Port Orford, Oregon
' A arntfe O W * « « a
old doe with a fawn, or he might have shot thé &wn itself «
^ « “ W h a v c b s c n * oo'r - a b °rw , a man, Woman or
child, and it wae in fact hie own brother that be killed ‘
But doe. sympathy for him because of thia fact excuse ‘
Kû
rW5k,e'“ bunter of d w °« * *
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If it does, the taking of human life in. thia instance absolves «
:he commitment of a Laser crime which is, to aay the least »
i peculiar condition
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The TaiauNg bdi.-v«s io the protection of oar game
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the prosecution oi those who would destroy ife, but we
Io not believe tn the 1,arresting of every settler who may
Ill a buck deer out of aeason. , Our aympathyis with those
rho are developing our county, not with those who are ex-
General Merchandise
THE
T o E lfrid a Anderson and Axel And -
I eison, sod to alt others unknown, i f
such there be, beta« a il the h e ir* and
mhmb iaforeefodfa t o . aatate of JOhn
I WendeU, deceased.
l a the name o f «be State o f O iweoo;
fo u and each o f you are li-re b y olt> a
lb appear in tba above entitled court
on the ® r d dav of.A ugust, ItttO .a tth e
hour 3t tea o’clock in the forenoon of
said d ay. in th e County Court m om a t
! Ute Court House in Gold Beach, Ore-
gon, than and them to show ceuae. U
t*» wtl7 Bn ordor o f “ de
should not ba mad» o f . the mat estate
belonging to said setate as in tba pa-
tltiooe prayed fo r, described as fol­
lows :
Lota 8 and nine of section 8S, the
N orth h a lf of the North waist q u ar­
te r and tbs southwest q u a rte r of
d*er tba« by erf, rioting every eetUer who provufce m e«
for his family by killing k buck out of season, and to call
• such settlers thieves is an unwarranted accusation that
queatbrn"7 m#’^ Wht* e bone* *
above
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FOR
C ubby .
County Clerk,
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A Milking Machine-See the Empire.
A land Pulverizer-See the Culti-
Packer. :
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McCormick and Deering Farm Mach­
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can't afford to lo»e the
M T u i y°^r oar, ghould give, a n d whi^h
U WILL give i f you keep it in health
inery of all Kinds.
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keeping your^ar i r ^ E ^ B V
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nif> SO kW oC-m ttli a w n r T m L ,
pg published th a Gov. Cox, the, Democra-
reeident, believes in government owner-
blw utilities. The T k ib u n i wishes as
id of 8enator liaiding, the Republican
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UKNNC9 GUNJOFF, J g .,
uiya govern men I ownership is inevitable,
during the wsr by turning the railroads tto p . (J. 8. Mineral 8nrrejn
W V • ‘ ud,wd ,ffurt to diamwdit such Purveyor for the JJi.trtet f Or-
We believe, however, that Mr. H ™ .? .
NOTICE.
WHEN
YOU
Open Under N ew M a n a g e m e n t
K«*rd .by I M j ,
Nwaoe.
Week
er
Mentì.
AU peroont are warned that I b a te
*1-1 P E R S O N A hereby m u m
» cross bull rau nin g o<f m y place at
opoa , h,
» ■ b tm rd . creek, and I « i l l not be re no» to
«fol»», of U e te r E . H u tte e . I swimm
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W. A . WOOD>
atturnby a t
law
Patronage Solicited
E-M. PITNER
M . R. JOHNSON, Prop.
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