The Port Orford tribune., November 17, 1920, Image 1

lo t to
I
The astionalisalion of women in
Wi
1 Rumis it proceed ieg in on« m o m if » I* *
| not in the other d m that to no Uorri-
jfy io g W Ameriaan and Christian
ieentiments.
\
I W illiam D illm an, (ha leading
iGerman Independent «coiaiist, who
I want to Moaoow thia summer to at«
D o n ’t m e r e ly E m A M ccanne y o u h a v e
to —E a t b e c a m e y o n e n jo y I t .
E fe » ,
e tc ,,
C a b .« « ,
R e g u la r
® r t O re le s
N otice o f A <7 otin
i*o to r’s Soto.
I H u t ie r w
m
s rty Y e a r s
la th e County C o a .te ftb e Mate of
Oregon, ter the County of Corry.
D o n g h u u is ,
n u laau<«.
u S p e c ia lty
IX - ts c ie o c e
P o r tO r fo ir i
aside a ll pretenss that the w orkers
land peasants rule. They now make
[the worker* S E R V E and would
[m ake the soil working peasants
¡serve i f they were powerful anongb.
Is s ls l
dlstr lb
dune tl
s ta n d
whioh
• protiaigary exei
a rt o f an ttntiraly
twees oertsta Americans and their
oounirymotf|n lb , th u s rasatrice,
extending o vv several w«ak», sbàtta
a distinct willktgnets to «Mat the
»ext president ktore than h a lf way.
Through it a ll rtas the m u m idee—
Europe must hake A marten's erap.
sratioa and there it no dispositi«
to stick at the torma,
To desert from it, they are held as t Thia
I guilty aa soldiers who desert from a likely I
eat and estate o f tbe ra id deceased, at
tbe time of bis death, in and to the reef I
property beielnafter d o e lbed, and a l l ]
A Tractor-See ¿be Case.
tbs rlfcht, title and interest th a t tl»«
eald estate has, by operation o f law ,
o ro ih a • ei as, aequLed o th e r than o r io I
addition to that of the deceased, a t .be [
A Milking Machine*-See tbe Empire,
A Land Pulverizer-See ibe Calti*
Packer.
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particularly deacr je d ae follow s, to-
m ilitary army.
'•* the cab
i But women of the oity are ajto oee. Q
oonecripti ves of the A rm y of Indus- examp]
try. The taw, or decree, requires elate fi
that females between the ages o f IK w ith tl
and 40 shall work whan and at Charles
what the Bolshekika offloart of Ibis banker,
army puts them tpjdo.
tioos fo
W hat doM this m eant
totratioi
I t means that human slavery has publics
returned in Russia. I t means also Rayapi
that women w ill ba “ nationalised” plan foi
in the worst senss if snob national- partmei
Ussauss wild headline« dU y a tth lto
T h M o o to s a ro tum bling downward.
O u r wires, w ith m arket baskato armed!
A re g a ily trudging tow nward.
Since grab and clothes and rV rt* and
hay.
A ra d aily getting ehaaper,
Their argument.
A ll innocent,
McCormick and Deeiing Paun Mach­
inery of all Kinds
W E W A N T YO U R B U S I N E 8 3
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M c N a i r H a r d w a r e C o ., f ij c .
........,J ............. Bandon«
Oregon
N O T IC E O P B O N D S A L E ,
has been decided overwhelmingly
•gainst him, hat Settled tloiolly
daws tofrrepare bis last message to
loon grass, and to sat lbs W hite
I House in order for Warren 0 . H s r.
_ I ding, who will become the,, twenty-
| ninth president of the Uoited Stales
I Peart of many of Mr. Wilson’s
I friends that an overwhelming ver-
diol of the people agaiaet the league
I covenant would seriously affect his
. jihattered health wars entirely un-
vsrranted according to those who
I lave see'u him daily tinoe the eleo
Jtio o . Those who were apprehensive
“High Pow er”
Repeating
R ifle N o .4 2 5
uaPrimfifiOlM
ho»<r of 10 octec ., A. B . , a i ine ti«.«e
and nine« to.- lie t-ig obj«elioe
if
a n y , te «a’fi repo,*, ann for tlw «io- • >f¡
o í aaid e tis ie sud d i,c b iiig e p.’ t '« A<^-
J A W f HOUBKd,
/ i ‘» l« i.« ;.|x 0 2 ; >e iU U ie o i G» t - e
M . B o m »,; dereo»««*.
ate o f p a rlier .Ion Nove.-iber, Sri,
W-asbington, Nov. #.— Preaidant
Wilson, now that the “solemn ref
tread am” oil* the League of Nation*
Ion M iroh 4 lh , n«xt.
Sealed Bids be w ill be recetvrd
until tbe boor of five o’olook P. M ., the
first day of December, 1020, by tbe un­
dersigned a n d im m ediately thereafter 1
be publicly opened by tbeO ounty Courf*
I n tbe County OAurt o f tbe State of | oi O u t * Count», Oregon, a t Uie offlee
Oregon, for tbe County of C u rrv .
| ° f Said Court ia the County Court
In the m atter o f the E w o to -g f G eorge H o o i® 1« Gold Beach, Oregon, for the
M . H o rn er, decased.
purobaee o t Honda of said County ie-
Notioe ie hereby, given th a t the A d - | ,oed tor l * » building of kw -mauent
A ttttM lfiJ
that the crushing defeat would pre«
Icipitate a relapse have found to tbeir
i surprise that tbe president hat ap­
peared a little Improved in the last
f®< days. Although they know
him to be bitterly disappointed ,
they eay that he hasT maoifeeted no
evidence of collapse sod bat bed no
word of bitterness in his ultersnoes.
John W . W iltoo, of Pennsylvania *
a oousin ot tbe President, spent two '
days at the White House following -
election.* H e ie authority for the *
statement that tbe President aocept- J
ed the defeat philosophically, sod
he gave evidence.of relief now that ]
N o t i co o f F l u a l S e ttle m e n t.
PATENTS
I a the County Coo^t ef the State of
Oregon, ter the County o f C urry.
I a the m atter o f the «slate of)
H anna Clanaen, d«c«»eed,
poet, i
incraa
w a ll«
fhicta.
The Bolsheviks hare what they Presid)
call the “A rm y of Industry.” A ll ground
I workingmen are oonaoripted into it. rogatis
▼ember, 1M0, a t 10 o ’eioek A . M . of
said day, a ll ibe r 'g u t, title and inter-1
A . A dolfhsxm ,
Adm inistrator of tbe «stale of
John W e n d e ll, deoeaeed.
tojd area though it hurts the thao-
I rim ha stand* for.
>*■
,
| Ona of the outstanding features
J of bis articles to his aoeoont of (ho
I
and conditions h ere in a 'te r mentioned,
and subject to confirm ation by said
court, on o r a fte r ti e 19th day ot No-1
lo ts S and » of Sec.Ion M, the N X of
tb e N W X a»d the 8 W X o f tb e N W X ,
• f Bto i i oafig, a! U n Townsbip Si South
of Bauge IS W e .t of Ibe W flla m e it*
M érid ien .
' T erm e o f sale : Caph in k m d , or ooe-
ba>( cash, balance secured by mortgage
_ n n land, w ith interest a t eeven per cent
per an n u m for a term not to exceed
three years. ’
AH bids m ust be in w riting: and ad-1
dressed to the undersigned a t his poet-
turn on the failure of the Soviets, ha • moi
I believing that the troth should ba eatoe I
Tbe city workers can no longer part mi
I strike. They oan no longer oriti
3— 1
loiaa. I f they atrike or oritloisa they system
I are thrown into prison.
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last m
m intotrater o f th e estate of John W on-
doll, deceased. w ill sell a t p rivate able
to tbe highest bidder, upon the terms I
tim e of his death, of, in and to these I
certain iota, piaees o r parcels o f land
tetnate, ly in g and being in th e C oanty
o f Curry, State of Oregon, and ’'more |
Hand the Boishevika’s “Third In ta r- to dal
nationale** of aootolists, baa written
1—
la number of arttolee tinoe his re- which
conscription of labor. H e daotoras
2— 1
I th at the Boithevikto have thrown federal
E.M. PITNE3 :
In tbe mai.ev o f the Estate 1
o f John Wendell, deceased, f
Notice fo hereby gteon th a t in pursu­
ance o< an o ru er e( sale m ade by the
County Court o f tbe State of Orehov,
for the County o f O u n y , on th e M tb |
d ay of September. IS M , in (ho above I
entitled m atter, the undersigned ad-1
i* » »
gram
only I
maloj
U Jev
epoto
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Notire i« hereby given th a t thè ad ­
T resp ass N o lice
m inistrator in lite above entitled s tia te
baa flir ti bis fin a l a c w a n t in the above
entitled court and the court has set
Nottae is hereby g iv e n to any and a ll
M onday the le t day o f November, ’ #■», pe .on» not to l.n n t, Hah. tra p , or erase
a t the court room |,i tbe town of G old with dog or g u n over tbe land owned
Beaeh, O regon, a t the hour of ton by Urorge Good e f Portland. Oregon
oclock a . M .. re tbe tim e and piece nnd Feeder mk Pfletorar of Tomales
for hearing obioetioos. I f any, to eetd California, ami lying between H abb u rd
JOpo,t end for tbe closing o f e»!<i eetato I creek and Brush ereek, a n d botderieg
•n d the discimrging of npid adminis­ un tbe ocean in C urry county, Oregon,
trator,
and imw leased by th e undersigned
Proeeeution w ill follow a n y v i o u X
verdict without a treat of anger.
Secretary Tum ulty, oommeotiog on
the vseuit, Mid that tlte President
w m “a good loMr.”
*•
W ith h it final meeeage out of the *
way. there w ill remain little far the k
Preeideal |S do except to meetexeo. M
utlve affaire u th e y present them *
selvae, aupeevtoe the routine of hie *
. csMor. D urieg the week he plan*
to receive tbe new Ministers from
> eoeta Rice, Guatemala and the Do
' mirteae Repebiie.
A. AoomasDt,
A d m in istrator of the estate e f of thia not'ee.
H a n n a Clauaen, deoeaaed.
tbe strain of the referendum wee
over. M r. Wilson said b e .ta lk e d ?
very freely with the President about *
the result, end that be aocepted the 1
W . T . W a iv a , 8a.
J tw e e O . W aiew .
An invalid whose month becomes
dry and parched during the night,
or a fever patient, will bnd that an
orange, oat into email pieoee and
placed within eMy reaoh of the bed
so that a pieoe may be bald in tbe
■month from tinse to time, w ill be
more beneficial than water, i t haa
the advantage that a patiest can
manage the pieces of orange more
easily than be oould a g1« - of * e
U g h l yellow fetpal • tfeeptr,:. I
O -* ."ee her iet ilte knew, bite
vaiuebto sheep dog.
« K O B G R COLEBROOK
♦ Port O rford, Ore
*•“ **■<
A burly negro had admitted in
| court that at tbe time of hie arrest
be was engaged ia a orap game, and
tbe smart young lawyer W m toying
to make things hot for him.
“Now," be M id importantly, “I
went you to toll tbe ju ry juet how
you deal craps.”
“ WhaM d a t f asked tbe witoeet,
rolling hie eyes.
“Add reea the ju ry ,” thundered
tbe attorney, end tell them how you
deal crepe."
“Lemma outa here,” shrieked tbe
darkey wildly, “ ru e t thing ah
know dis gemman hash g w iM M k
me bow to drink a tarn wish."
Help, help I'
edge of the wharf.
" I oaa’t sw im .”
“ W o to r l i t ” asked tbe stevedore,
m ildly, taking hi* pip* oat of hie
m o u th aad glancing eartoaely over
the edge. “ I cant, neither, hot I
aint yellin my bead offshoot iL "
“I don’t like poor hear* aetion,”
mid the doeto r, applying hie eteth-
The dusky doughboy made one
dMperate pipage, grasped the eiiiok- eraMope. “You-bed some trouble
with angrina pectoris, havM*lye«F>
en by the neok, aad staffed It, still
"You’re partly right, doe," t o * ,
struggling, inside h it shirt.
wered the young m m , sbeepiehly.
“Derai” he panted. “ Ah’U learn
you to h alt wbeo de captain stye
halt, you disobedient bird.”
T h a t was a lady-Uke board h
o f the c ity h a il—a ll jud gM aad
wera ladies. F a d is tharo W N
I« 4 I m in charge a t aU poiltog
than men.—Coos B u y H arbor.