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♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ GOVERNMENT TO SEE FORESTS ARE PROTECTED for two stones with W. S. Robinson CURRY COUNTY TO INVITATION TO “MEET as head carpenter. GET $2,967.61 MARKET PORT ORFORD LOCAL NEWS BRIEFS A STRIN G ER” BRINGS FINE Rev. and Mrs. Smith visited Mr. ROAD M O N E! and Mrs. \\ nt. Russell and family ♦ ♦ + + + ♦ ♦ * + 4. .;. + ♦ * + + + ♦ Thursday on Floras creek. It doesn’ uay -.0 get funny with the + ♦ + .♦ + + + •> + The State Highway commission oif.cers of the lav/ as was learned by W. H. Cochran and family have Beautiful oil paintings of our district. awarded the counties the first hai Geo. Coburn, a well known resident moved into the Art Mayea house. beaches by Mrs. Inez Durbin of Port C. V. Danielson and family of of the 1925 state market road fun.i Warren Jamieson and family have f B u Ion 'ast week when he invited Orford are on exhibit at the Kozy. Marshfield met with a car accident to be paid in June totalling $525,478 th» chief o ' pol’ce to step into the Dr. R. P. Lewis of Los Angeles is Sunday afternoon about a mile and a moved to Sixes. Among the county awards Curry get back room of the former’s establish here prospecting for gold and plati half from Port Orford before enter PORT ORFGRD WOM » \ ment and “greet a stranger.” The $2,967.61. num. He and Richard M. Price made a ing town. They met another car in UNDERGf>FS S E R I O U S •ranger* v a a bottle of real liquor. trip Saturday into the middle Elk a c u n e of the road and turned out, OPERATION IN CALIFORNIA FIRST OF SERIES OF SUITS IN The officer took both liquor and Co- C ro c o d ile s ’ A d v a n ta g e s The four wheel brake failed to work buvn off to the justice of the peace’s properly and the car ran into a tele Crocodiles. particularly those of the NATION — WIDE CAMPAIGN Mrs. C. H. Pearse’s many friends office, where .he stern realities of the Egyptian Mie. a re mighty hunters, al phone pole. Five people occupied the will be sorry to hear it was necessary BEGIN IN SAN FRAN- hough they exercise great Judgment • a were ini; l-eo e<! upon Coburn with none hurt except H. V fnr her to undergo such a serious _ car, , LI......- , , being CISCO—FIRST OF __ • ---........... . , . -v-............. ~ in choosing their victims. They are .. fi.:> of $150. tremble who received bruises on the operation as the following night let- K IN D . « _______ _ face. About $300 damage was done ter indicates: extraordinarily tough afin tenacious of I We. and are so shaped and defended to the Nash car, which carried in- Los Angeles, Calif, Buy your coffee in Denmark. SAN FRANCISCO, May 1.- -B e- by th eir strong skins th at other anl- surance, anti had been purchased by April 30, 1925. Spec.al ail fine grades, 1 lb. to 5 lieved to be the forerunner of a na mills have much difficulty In combat Mr. Darnel.-on a few weeks previous Mrs. Ella Knapp, lb. crus, 5,.e per lb. At Nodine Cash tion-wide campaign by the govern •ng them. A fter being aided bv Mr. and Mrs. Port Orford. Oregon. 1 t ree-y—the stare you pass to pay ment for the protection of virgin for r'ln"JE'er and the Kruse family, all Please publish in Gold Beach, Ban- more. —Adv, ests and timber lands from being de- SEE BIRCH E ffe c tiv e D u s te r d in n e r lt S i l e R o o V ^ • PiC" ^ d° n h“me new?napPr’ answering vastated by " fire s^ u lt ‘has' been V ied — o- AND A lot of fat women are not going to You can make a .luster that Is In spirits g00<l ma7 . ; n£lulnes. Mrs. Pearse under- in the United States court here by SEE BETTER Mr Carter delivered the Dnnl . m ,transfuslon Mon<lay after- Gerald R. Johnson, assistant United valuable for fine furniture by sa tu ra t be pleased with Heaven if they’re to Nash' ear ' T oo 1™ th Danl® ,s° n noon-. Ma-'or operation Wednesday States district attornev. against the ing a piece of cheesecloth In kerosene b? forced to wear the long, flowing OPTOMETRIST it h ' * a truck to morning. Removed large cancerous Feather River Lumber Company of oil and hanging lt out In the sunlight r b that are supposed to be the style Marshfield Phone 322 6 with the angels. Marshfield to be repaired. mass and part of lower bowel. Rest- Portola, Plumas county for $175 0M to dry. 4 a " S S : p . ” o r S . X T ' S : S f “ ’ily’ b u t I “ y w “ 1’ s , ‘" hope- ? " • « ? >» * & PORT ORFORD CAFE teb wz nh< ne" a / t ? ™ • ? 0" • “ . “ "■— -i F . , s t a » , c. K A RSE. . r nends of Mrs. Pearse will anxious- pany’s employes last P “' ’" f d ' y “Wait further news of her con<iit>°” Characterizing the fall f "rest THE SUCCESS OF OCR confla 98c SALE Your patronage solicited 1 a telephone a t his mill on Sixes. , ________o_______ stated that numerous other equity Mr. and Mrs. David McKenzie and CLUB TO HAVE CHARGE OF We Specialize in actions against persons believed to be IS HIGHLY GRATIFYING O US. family and Mrs. Dietderich were MEMORI AL DAY P t r a n w « l ? “ I“ 1 J’erS° nS 0€neve<1 be dinner guests Sunday at the W J DAY EX ERt ISES responsible for devastation of the for- Sabin home. Civic Improvement club members ** Stated so°? “ CaIifor- We need the money and our customers need such seasonable merchandise and weare offering at prices which The Hull and White Bros.’ new were guests of Mrs. Hans Adolphsen S tites w h ere^d am ag e T U" ^ e<’ are irresistable. house, near the Fromm building, island Mrs. Umbenhaur last Thursday caused on X e J m e n t 1 making rapid progress. afternoon. The club members will bv flames ” * * ber ands The sale will continue over Saturday. There are yet Try our Pastry The Hess family, who managed th e , have charge of an appropriate Me- a many bargains on display. Seaside hotel, for a short time, left mortal day exercise for March 30 a n d . Accor,llng to the government at- Monday for Bandon to make their public is requested to turn out ,a T ^ y’ apProxlJnately 40<>0 acres of “Protex” Mattress Pads, 54x96, ........................ $2.98 Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Bauguess. home temporarily. and pay tribute to their relatives and ' r^ ’n c .1 ^ an< s and forest re Boy s All Wool Slip-on Sweaters, Blue and Gobi $3.98 fine Clinton family have moved friends, who have passed on. It i s ' b'®n e s of 4be government, adjoining back from Coquille to the Norton hoPe<i that a patriotic exercise will I t .L k T >P^rty °f th® le a th e r River Perfection Sheets, 81x90, 2 for .................................. $2.98 house overlooking the ocean. J a c k ,be observed in honor of the old and L , Co”1Pa” y ,n Plumas county, M ens Work Shoes, many styles, p tr pair . __ $3.98 Clinton will remain in Coquille until J’oung soldiers buried here. The club ®re „ asted through sparks from Men s Army Trousers, all wool per pair, ...... $2 98 BARBER SHOP school is out. members were very much delighted _ - amf >°«,motive and hoist- Children’s Wool Dress Coats, size 2-6, each ..... $3.9« Sunday night a fishing boat from with the dainty refreshments served ' L l ? « 1"® of. the comPany, which Suits cleaned and pressed Seattle sheltered in our harbor. It bF tbe hostesses, who were very love- + ♦ spreatl to tbe &overn ROY OSTRANDER contained a refrigerating plant 'V in similar spring d resses.’ They m®,’Z property’ PORT ORFORD -:- OREGON aboard and four ton of halibut, caught serve<l >ce cream, individual sponge ,.* Tbe fires>” be stated, “were the t from ----- a v the - ta Port — . ~ Orford - .................................. ~ i~ — direct result of carelessness on some- cake and j coffee. halibut reef. BANDON, “Just a little better for less” OREGON body’s part, and it is the intention of The dance Saturday night in the the federal government to take every W. O. W. hall, under the auspices of THE possible action to prosecut those be Neighbors of Woodcraft, was a pleas OPTICAL SHOP lieved to be guilty, either through ■40»■!»>■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ a a a e « . ■ « « « « « « « . ant occasion and profited $18.00. Re- DR. A. M. SIMMONS, equity action or criminal prosecu 1 freshments were served at the mid Optometrist tions.” night hour including ice cream, cake, DIRT IN THE EYE Hartman Theatre Bldg. sandwiches and coffee. The suit, which Ls believed to be Bandon Oregon Next Sunday is Mother’s Day. the first of its kind on record, was DR. F R E D E R IC K R. G R E E S E d it o r o f “ H E A L T H ” Everybody should observe it. Mrs. launched by the federal government Smith will occupy the pulpit in Rev. ----------------------as an afterm ath of the huge confla- DR. ARTHUR GALE Smith’s place. There will be appro NE of the commonest of human R ation which swept a large propor- Physician and Surgeon priate decorations and music for the o„.i,i,.„.. is to get a _ speck ... . of . tion of the California forest reserves accidents occasion. Wear a white flower if dust or a tiny cinder In the eye. Often last year. Office in Ellingsen Building And with the resumption of logging your mother has passed on, a pink one the speck Is too small to do nn injury -o- Phones, Office 351. Res. 352 if she is living. on a larger scale than ever you will to any other part of the body, too Chinaman Plays need new tools and equipment. We Rev. ........ Smith ,C left Monday for New- small perhaps even to be seen. But BANDON OREGON ----- JV ...uinuij on Yale Team have the best the market affords. port, Oregon, where he went to at- tbe covering of the eyeball and the tend the funeral of a dear friend, W. lining of the eyelids are so delicate PORT ORFORD HARDWARE G. Shaman, who was proprietor , and sensitive that a mere speck may CURRY COUNTY the Drist Inn, and died suddenly of not only cause intense pain but may AND FURNITURE STORE Abstract and Realty Co. heart disease. also do serious damage. Has the only set of abstract books Best of Everything in Oar Line The Sabbath school is growing. Generally, some member of the in Curry county. Forty-two were present last Sunday. family or some fellow employee in the Prompt and efficient service. - TH E ------------- There was only a small number at the shop or office volunteers to take it tv iN C H ts re it Y r t i j A. G. WALKER, Manager. Sabbath morning service, several out for you. Sometimes he succeeds; «TO R E GOLD BEACH OREGON members being out of town. Rev. sometimes, with a soiled handkerchief I Smith preached an exceptionally good or a dirty toothpick, lie not only fails sermon. to remove the cinder, but also irritates Twenty young people attended the and infects the eye. Christian Endeavor Society last Sun-' The best nay to take a cinder or other foreign body out of the eye dav. Eleanor Purdin was leader. The Ladies’ Aid met last Wednes is to take a clean (that is, an unused) day at the manse, Mrs. Smith being toothpick, twist a little Olean cotton hostess. Fifteen members were pres around one end so that the point of Paulman & Maloy ent. Although some members are the toothpick Is covered. This cotton deprived the privilege of attending should be rolled tight. If the cinder upper stand on account of the busy season, vet a Is L under n J the . a T ? . lid. S t a n d behind b e " ‘ nd Soft Drinks—Confectionery GROCERIES, GENERAL MERCHANDISE renewed t e r e s t , i s hein«, " ¿ ¿ L a .t h e p a tle n t- te " h <™ throw hack renewed in interest is being manifested Cigars—Tobaccos and those who attended report a de lds head and then to look down. lightful and profitable time together. Grasp the eyelashes of the upper lid The best of service at all times Iresh and Cured Meat«, Stationery and School Supplies. Mrs. Smith served delicious refresh firmly and draw the lid gently down and away from the eye, then quickly PORT ORFORD -:- OREGON ments. "Mike” F ood Kai Kee of Denerba, turn the edge of the lid up over the I, T 1 Sc®fie1'1 , bas the foundation thumb-nail ----------- or „ over ¥cr „ a pt,ncll pencil or rooln tooth- Cal., Is the only Chinese playing on PORT ORFORD OREGON I laid for a bungalow on the lot occu- pick, so as to fold the lid up and ex- an American university baseball team , pied by the Smith house, which he pose the eyeball. If the eye Is now He Is the regular third baseman on RECORD UNDERTAKING purchased and recently remodeled slowly turned up and down’ and from the Yale team, and according to Joe PARLORS I an<i Painted. side to side, the cinder will be seen Wood, Yale’s head coach, he is a mar E Hansen & L. R. Black, Props. The building of the Hatton service ns 8 duli point on the shining sur- vel. Nothing gets by him In the field, Phone 633, Crescent City, Calif. station and harness shop on the face and can be easily taken off by and he is a good batter. Roosevelt Highway in Port Orford passing the cotton-covered point of the Oregon has a strong exponent in Prompt and Courteous Service I is progressing. toothpick over the eyeball, with a Bert E. Haney, member of the federal GARAGE AND MACHINE SHOP I The new building belonging to light, brushing movement. s n Inns’ shipping board, and it is hoped he force or rub the eyeball, as a loose LEUTWYLER BROS. may be reappointed a member of t h a t 1 cinder may easily be forced Into the Garage work of all kinds, springs for any car always in stock I eyeball body. He has been a strong friend j and become embedded. Horshoeing and general blacksmithing at court for his state, and is in a po-) If the cinder doesn’t come out readily, don’t try to dig lt out. You sition to be of great service to Ore ACETYLENE WELDING will only damage the eyeball. Put gon. ----------- o—--------- PORT .,R FO R „ 0R on a thick compress made with a Send us your Job Work orders. large, clean handkerchief, wrung out of cold clean wnter, tie another hand kerchief around the head to keep the cold compress in place and send the patient the nearest doctor. Cuts or scratches of the eyeball Should not be neglected. Infection may destroy the eye or. If this does not occur, the scars from Infected wounds of the eye may permanently DVERTISING conducts a public school. Its pupils are all Interfere with sight. Wholesome Food GOLDEN RULE STORE r KEEPING WELL Spring Is Coming O LOGGERS’ Pool Hall SIDWELL & SABIN GENERAL STORE BATTLE ROCK Butter Wrappers A GREAT TEACHER A (© , 192«. W ea tern N « w « p a p er U n io n .) are printed by The Port Orford Tribune on the best of paper with the necessary ink and in a proper manner' Prompt attention given to all orders whether 100 or 1000 or more. G u in e a » In th e days of the m erchant adven tu re rs th e coins m inted from the gold brought from te rrito rie s clustering around the Gulf of Guinea w ere stvled ’’guineas,” and they th u s becam e ns ram nus throughout the world as the Gold const Itse lf.-T h e o d o re R uete In the E m pire Review, London. ADDRESS YOUR ORDER TODAY TO S au i E c o n o m y The Port Orford Tribune PORT ORFORD, OREGON C ircular saw s in common n«e nut 66.666,066 < yîdt- fee, m ore in th e na- tion's sawdust plle th an bandsaw s would put th ere If h e r w ere used. 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