The Port Orford tribune., June 10, 1925, Image 2

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THE PORT ORFORD TRIBUNE
W. R. H A S S U B .
Managing Editor.
G. » Norton
Locai Represen iativ*.
OREGON FORESTS CONTAIN
RARE AND VALUABLE WOODS
PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY
Ä ib o r r ip i.o e ,
year
M yrtle
Aider
Now
Leading
AbT
Hardwood— Yaw
and
Juniper
to S U U .
Popolar
“OLD-SALT’TALES
•» catta »
isa ramo
S2.M
Bay year cwffee ia Deasaark.
Special all fina gradea, 1 Ik. te ft
lb. cans, àie per lb. At Medina Coot,
Grocery—the atore you paas te pay-
more. —Adv.
LUCILL’S
MILLINERY
< O regonian)
in «4,000.000 in 1923, this amount a Coquille factory went to New York
F orest production, aside
fri)» representing a cut from 70,000,COO not long ago and placed novelty goodsi
Entered at the Postoffiee a t P o rt Or­ Douglas fir. pine and spruce
have feet. However, in 1924 the figure in one of th e most fam ous F if t h 1
ford at second class mail m a tte r tinder oecome an im p o rtan t item on
th e act of Maren 3, 1879.
lesser known woods are veritable ed.
candy m aker of th a t d t j . Radio
treasu res, so rareiy are they found
A dvertising Rate«.
One-hundred and
fifty
logging cabinets, book ends, eribbage board*.
ir. other sections.
Made Known on Application
, .
camps, two large veneer factories lodge gavels, eandv ja rs, vases
and Ready-to-Wear
r<?W >ear! a ? ° m y rt,e’ alder ar-c and several mills, both large anu candlesticks, nut bowls, powder boxes’
WEDNESDAY, JU N E 10, U 25
eeaar
regarded of neg- small, are supported by the industry, an'- sm oking sets are am ong th e ‘
of Portland have established
igibl
value.
M yrtle which early in th e year was furnish- item s in th e com pany’s catalogue.
i
WE MIGHT IGNORE DRY LAW. ’ usually commercial
store in Bandon.
?rew on land desired by >»? em ployment to 3500 persons.
It is in terestin g to note th a t m yrtle
farm
ers
fo
r
other
purpo-es, aider T he veneer factories devote them- furnishes th e bay leaves which the
The very newest in
The plan of th e a dministration, ae-
~ Senator W atson, „ is to
... “en was burned If ? rn stream
bottom s selves to m anufacturing b attery sep- housewife uses in her holiday
coriir.g to
forte prohibition to the lim it,” an d ' n ogg’- hg w hite cedar was a minor a .a to rs which are to be found in ihg-
ther if th e people do not like it, “it i f “ ’d
J ith ti® b" companies every .American-made car on the
F ifteen years ago red alder
**1 Win
-iwwv e « mo-J- morko*
. . a • ,
ithin a a short
sh o rt period of 9 tim
m arket.
rewarded
t ajaer . “
will be up >
to them to hav.
modified.”
m an u factu rin g whims have com-
Logging white cedar involves log- w hereas today it % th e I m Ito°o b* J*’
ptevely change-! th e lig h t in which ?in g o th er tim ber, fo r it represents wood of th e Pari fie northw’L-t a m f k -
o ra to r
.n ought to
lawyer *heso woof« ar®
* OA
-
“ w* *•*** * •v*««; nurvnwesi ana is
M in u te T e lls • S tory
enough to know t.oat the second half tn eir m a n n f o e t , " A*1*1
‘ - lo
20 f * r cent of the trees turned into flat p a rts of fu rn itu re I
At Reasonable Prices.
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-or r S - '
that the ten of you have
of this proposition
es not follow. ’ castara
X r T oarx,
£ ^ cu U ttin r g o o f P ' shinedes
k
,° f T onr son ic»
M
atU
rM
cha!rs’
cores
fo
fin and the stand
, . . —,1 grade
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s a It « tiU r 7 \o ¡.vut-ZZl
DRESSMAKING — TAILORING
___
,
- shingles am ong spruce and fir
panels
made up your minds to call your
So long as thirteen state are satis- , ,
fed with enforced prohibition, there ^ - 7 a* jb s ta n f -
y?U estlm aU d
early “
tbe w a,nut and mahogony and is especi-' 2 , ^ '*** ~Ten Skipper’ club," I as-
Phone 381
BANDON
is no way to
n »dify the law ,” no
e r tiX
frTm
W0’° W ’M<> f e t t '
a’’y adaptable J
the d e ^ d ^ o r
•aid Captain Ira, and there waa
m atter r.ow dissatisfied the rest of the big item s
’
‘ ™ *U three .
conversion of m yrtle wood English b reak fast tables, polvchrome
Will be in P ort Orford June 2 and
a bumoroua twinkle In hi, eye.
people m ight be with i t
_
'
into high-grade novelties supports lamps and th e like.
3, and visit Gold Beach and other
Yea. answered several skippers,
There would still be onlv two thing« an
? 'ienc”"* nal grow th of three factories in Coos County, which
Alder offers a field fo r many pos-
p
arts of Southern Curry before
please. Captain Ira. I’d
to do—keep or enforcing tr e law o r'v ’ 1
2
W so“ th ern Oregon can distributes th eir output in every p art sibilities. This sta te has a stand of l ’And
'k . if v you
,
Keep
enrorerng the law, or b* aU nbuted to th e white, or P ort of the Unted States and ship to Can- 750.000,000 board feet all w S 30
“ ° r’ ‘ bou‘ that
the F ourth of July.
fail to enforce it. Realization of the Orford, cedar boom between Coos ada, A ustrialia„ th e W est Indies and miles of th e coast.
a *ide<l Bobby Treat,
absolute ur.budgeability of the law it­ bay and the mouth of the Rogue riv- th e Pacific Islands.
Oregon, W ashington and n o r th e r „ » ,h
d
* ’“ * U“ e back’" be_
self is the first step tow ard clear er. The tree, which g ro w , only 5n
F or
_ . ku
C alifornia fu m .s r ^ . " J M
2
“X
and n
.—
F o r m any years it was possible to ^ a Hfomia furnish th e world’s supply along all the wav w Jr^vfin
thinking on this subject.
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This does not mean th
a t small ;t ,
tr.at
arom a
kv -
myrwe tree.* iree or charge
anu m e most produc-; of the things I i
7 h' re Un<1 WSa belr"? eleare< io r the
c-rea *“ which i€ “ harvested is told to m ^ by
changes,
which intere «t nobody th e - j r a bilitv of it2 K m hL
his friends. Other
0
fine
could
nne
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l
^
a
V
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;
.
A
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-
bulk>'
^
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r
e
e
n
s
were
considered.
¡"“
eu
^ L ^ O '^ O O w ' ~ I i <’ ’ ju st h,<
could not be made. A 1300 nne cotwi i
k . . . «__ v
. ,
had to surmise for my-
be change.! to «200 or «400; a d iffe re n ti, t
” Ì * r a” l ls ®n< a «««ance.
E.:*aa„ - , „ k ,
2 "v -7
I of the f«w
‘ h at can be used
"Suppose I tell you this story as
Minute himself might, if he could
talk. We'll see how close I can come
to talking like you may think a horse
Changes like this are within the
,
J
asset until recent years. Old planks
A little known tree is th e Oregon should and to having horse-feelings,
SEE BIRCH
competency of congress. But not the , Jap an U8e,s Port O rford cedar for eP< several years ¿go and left lv in r y e w , wblch >leIds one of the finest and horse-sense. Try to imagine these
AND
change* th a t anybody cares about. bouae" a " d railroad ties, while around wood piles and barn* are now
I known for archery m aterials. things with me. It was like this_
Especially, not a “beer and wine” law F ra " ce and England buy it fo r panel m ost valuable, for the tim ber m u d
To/ests of this section have
SEE
BETTER
"And Minute thinks to himself—
„ « n n over a a lengthy period before oth er treasu res such a« rare bulbs, 'Weil, there I was tied tight and fast
OPTOM ETRIST
If congress were to pass such a work urtenors and V enetian blinds, season
law, the supreme court would throw f a.?a,la and th e, United Kingdom it ig ready" fo r use? ^The i T r i e t v - ^ 8pha*num m oss- b o rists’ moss,
moss, the
the t0 this
mis new manila picket line. There
Marshfield
p h one 322
lt,_°Ut ,T H ' *' not Fue-sing. It has
2 ^ articles which may be made from the
w hi' h candles
' e'e n a bit of grass to nibble,
export trad e has been a big item of ra re trees, which occurs only in Coos ?an
already been decided.
made and th e ju n ip er which and 1 waa so hungry th at I could havt
™ ... Willow for
.
devoured a bale of hay.
T he man m the street will tell yOu ' lncom* In th e vicinity of Marshfield and C urrv counties and in the Holy „ « -----
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fo r pencils.
PORT ORFORD
I retty soon, some soldiers came,
,? kh " t “ “ l t e
“ ,i‘ ’ " 1'1“ ,,r ¥ k~ « “
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•
A - « " “ " “ •I’ .
grow" "
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and they led us all away to a big
1 courtyard where we were sorted out.
make a drink intoxicating o r non-in-
A. F. A A. M.
Then we were assigned to certain
toxieating, but your law yer can not
CURRY COUNTY TAXES.
No. 17#
I men. These men looked us over with
find it in his books. There is no such
T “ . « * • ■ = » M by , h , 0 ^ - : ¿ 7 , ' h,a 7 2 ' . ' “ 7 ” 7 - .
decision. There is one to the exact
Mwu secaad S aturday of each
contrary.
,
" * n ‘ w ? ? Ï Ü â C brethorn welcome.
coun
«TALTRR SABIN, W. M.
So the thing, in law, is simply
us In the
th a t in C urry ribs till
W orshipful M aster
finished. S trict or lax enforcement
JO H N F. GILLINGS, S ecretar,
i s ax r ' is j paid
hs by 7 farm
" ’' property, com- picket line and tied fast again
may make it harder or easier to get
Goods
for --- Cash —
Prizes
A ’^
h all
. n farm
r,™“ property in Ore-
illegal liquor, but there can be no W ill W rite About Oregon-Made
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. ••.•ww Pa
r^fi ' . U
with
“ ‘If vnn hnva
i
'
constitutional way to get legal liquor
Totalmg S200—Include High School and Grade Pupils— gon "hlch Pavs
o f 'th e total and h u n ^ you know* S
h°ow
—including “ beer and wine.” The
CURRY CH A PTER
W
ill
(
lose
September
15.
»
k
Lumber
and
tim
ber
*rouehy
“
“
ak*•
a
*
fee.
i
was
thing is done. You may enforce the
NO. 135 O. E. S.
pa.ys 05.8% o f th e taxes, railroads and grouchy, sure enough Beside, that
law or not enforce it; obey or disobey
R egular m eetings,
utilities .43 of 1% of the total,
and W all
some
big l horses
near me tar,ed to
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li
it. You cannot change it.— Humboldt
th ird S aturday
Economic
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portance
of
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H ere’s a chance for the children of
1. The
Times.
of each month.
V isitors alw ays
Oregon to make some easy money and Oregon-m ade Goods.
kb02.S. î be am ount and Proportion paid began to kick. Now, I'm a pretty good
welcome.
It is indeed g ratify in g to the people at
same tim e improve th e ir in-
2. O regorfs Basic Industries! a n d 'b r e a c h source,
kicker, even though I do say It myself.
of C urry county to note th a t the sta te tellect.
th e jr Relation to the W elfare d f the
MRS. myrtle M c K enzie ,
P er and It was no time at all until I had
highway commission is iriving* such
Two hundred dollars in cash prizes «State.
W orthy M atron
Amount Cent ftl1 those big horses standing away at
earnest consideration to the qom ple-'w ill be offered for the best essays
MRS.
A
gricultural
P
ro
p
erty
FLORENCE
PONTING,
3. The Value of a State-w ide Ore-
$62,534 26.46 a respectable distance.
tion of the Roosevelt
H ighway | w ritten by hi^h school anil grade ^ on
p ro<|uct s Exposition.
Railroads and U tilities
S ecretary
1,024
.43
‘“
About
that
time,
the
soldiers
came
through this county. While more school students in the prize essay
131,889 55.80 along to feed us. One of them saw
4. A rt as an Expression of the I.um ber and Tim ber
or less work has been done during the contest to be conducted between now
P ort D istricts
3,553 1.50 “>e .«Bunding there all by myself, and
past three years, it has only been d u r­ and Sept. 15 by the All-Oregon 1925 Education of a People.
All O ther
37,367 15.81 lle stepped close and looked me over
6. The Value of an O riental A rt
ing the past few months, much less exposition committee, according to an
Woodmen of the World
---------------_ In that calculating way men have when
Exhibit to the Pacific Coast.
than a year, th a t the members of the announcement mail? today,
Total
«236,367
100.00 ■
,t hey are thinking
of —<•
buying one of us
W. 0 . W. Camp 609
Essays m ust be w ritten legibly in > T k„ .
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commission have lieen brought "to
Contestants will w rite on one of the ¡nk k or
(preferably)
typew ritten, • de ayera.Fe m illage fo r th e county borses. Only, of course, he couldn't
see the light,” which
Meets First Friday of each month.
reality, t wo general -^ujects: (1) Oregon- double-spaced, and have wide m ar- i t 1 . ’ n?d ,s- Tt,'-s is much lower buy me- He could only pick me out,
means the great benefit to he derived
Visitors welcome to our camp.
or Coos t0 rlde a“d to take care of. Also, If
by the whole sta te in having th is made products, or (2 , the educational gins. The size of p aper should be " an, . 'n e/ th e r Josephine
W. J. SABIN, C. C
and cultural values of a rt. The sub­ , 8 'i by 11 inches.
The
c
o
n
te
sta
n
t'
coun"
es’
J
h.e
average
rates
in
these
you
don’t
mind
my
saying
It,
so
that
BERNAL FORTY, Clerk.
Highway completed through Curry jects were
county to Coos Bay and thus furnish 2 “ t " " 't u
n approp,r!at.e inas' "hould w rite on one side of the pa- cou" tiesI ’’« '" g 60.06 and
63.10 re- £, could sometimes take care of him.
to Oregon another inlet and o u tlT f o r 7 ,
tV ,
, 192’ « po- per only.
Pa ^ c t . v e l y . The per capita tax in
I heard him cal, to some one fur-
th e g re a t horde o f to u ris t- th a t is
w ’ ¡ ¿ ,.^ 1
H Portland Oct. o
Essays m ust not excee(| soo wor(,s C urry county
$7g u> the
Qf »>er down the line: “H ere Is the horse
aw aiting an opportunity to vi-it Ore'- L,
«7
.“ rC
Any
*°° word®
not be ^heJ hree coun« « - 1» Josephine coun- ‘ " anth -'« * •
went away and then
gon and desires m. re than one high 7
??
T ‘ exposlt,on ,tself 18 considered by the judge of the con- X the per Cap,ta tax is i6 9 -»5 and in ™rae back " lth a big feed o f - o a ts l
way over which to travel
planned to prom ote the cause of a rt test.
' Coos County it is «71.73.
1 “ ever taste'1 anything more delicious.
Suits cleaned and pressed
in Oregon.
All direct quotations in essays m u st' C? rry county taxes th is y ear show '
£bat 8old‘Lr and 1 so° “ 8re"' to be
ROY OSTRANDER
be enclosed . in
quotation I m
arks.
' ; J an o i ’ . m 1 crease
of 33.96%, above those
„ 2 2 ! nds' Ue took good care of me.
Tbe state
Pri!!es are as follows:
The county fair *•*’
at Myrtle I Point
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.. q u u v u ilU ll
IIk llli.N .
'
1 0 0 4
This is th e g rea test
i,De day my 8o,dier and I were to
PORT ORFORD
OREGON
each year i« ju st as much a Curry
The " lgh school contest: $.50 for
The essays m ust be in the hands of .e ie< ,n 1924
the state,
*Uard, 81 ° n® e“ d ° f 8 bl« a r‘
tlllery practice range. The Idea was
that we were to keep everyone from
T H H
going down a road which led to the
OPTICAL
SHOP
The contest judges are : Judge to,tal prop« rty tax levied in Oregon, X X / ^ d m ^ ' whe5e the shells
th e world know th a t Curry has many ^or thin! place,
DR.
A.
M.
SIMMONS,
larles
H.
Carev.
form
er
wh'ch
18
«42,660,781.
don
1
know
ho"'
»
came
/S
i4 2 ’6fi0’781-
advantages not heretofore exploited
The All Oregon 1925 exposition Char,es H- Carey, form er president
about, but in some way a farm er and
O ptom etrist
sim ply and solely because we have, committee which offers the aw ards ° f .‘ he ° 7 ron w riters’ ,easrue and 36 5 6 % ^ ? ^ « , ^ ;
410, or his wife, with
H artm
an T heatre Bldg.
k,„i,
„„
i
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a
cart
drawn
bv
two
l
—
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an
effort
to
Offer
prizes
au
th
o
r
and
»
^
o
n
a
n
;
Anthony
Euw
er
7
’
**
USed
for
,hl<
|h
an
a?|d
:
bl!
Ck
°
I
e
“
’
ll8d
gone
past
soldier
I
Ba"don
up Io this time, been almost isolated will make an enore io o n er pri
Oregon
or shut off from the rest of habitation for the best essays w ritten in
and civilization. The county court county, but no announcem ent
could well give a little consideration made on this plan as yet.
tional in s f ltn f E L
.K
¿ UCa ‘ He also « p la in e d how we could n.»!-.
DR. ARTHUR GALE
to this m atter.
w _„.
. v
.
. .
r.ssays must be confined in a gen position
I hysician and Surgeon
°
~
., ...
oral way to the two subjects men-
A lack of proper
to bring out th e knowledge of
responsibility tinned-
“
p,ffire
Ellingsen Build ng
f-biced upon them by the
tl law and so-
placed
1 hones. Office 351. Res.
Res. 352
352
ciety, is causing judges to become en­
of
a
rt.
but
the
contestant
may
choose
BANDON
tirely too lenient with convicted per-
m anufactories and th e im portance of L ’ ’ ,J’ôa3’ ,and fire patrol, 82,978. we scurried along for
OREGON
i making
i •
, lauehine
, .
■
bis i - own
and, . of vou.ee,
course, his
a mile
sons, thereby
stock
. title
..
ms a rL.in the Life of the com miuiill'Y,
munity.
h ï i ? ’. —
C | , ^ " • ‘L
of th e tax «or-'Then, iiftiil
right 4U
in 1 front of
us, or two.
ctotn
• * S_!Îiare
•
..f ,
sk
.7 ,
.
K subject m atter so ong as thev fall
a
great
within
one
of
the
two
headings’
men-
h
/
J
1
e.
A‘,O
tr??’?On-1?25
to
¡91
or
3
5
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e
c
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tx
T
tl?
IW,Ded
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f>'
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was
hlgh
»«
of our charge against felonious act;
y
The com mittee s u re s t.« o - 2 ', - d . ~
lo ’^ i n ^ n « foT
r o ld ie J ’ bonus,
° ’
’
hOU’ e' 8teeper ,han
It liegins to look to the ordinary lav- tinned.
CURRY COUNTY
man ikni >
c •
• xionc«i.
I he com m ittee suflrirest. Portland, Oct.
the
$4,311.
man that a premium is being place.) ine
the loiiowinff
following titles
titles as an example of
steepest roof and studded with Jutting
A
unc
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Abstract
and Realty Co.
upon the extent to which a man may
, but th< ontestant is henaiv. dl I ’ ^ " í í é ^ v í
' COn’pi*" RECALL ( l \ FtlR U O T I T »
boulders ns big and broad, us a dOor.
Has the only set „f ab stract books
¡ Ä d 'f t S
Î Â
PerOdU- ^
W PEA C T A T L s i v n n v
go in com m itting crimp.
V ' ? i y« 8" ldler was ' e y angry, i ni
in Curry county.
ANDON afraid he said something which wasn't
- - ba- ......n state, i. In fnct. an
A
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1 rompt and efficient service
^*act, an t,.* charired
It has many very highly specialized
The proceeds from this
i , an afterm ath « f » n.
.
v * ery nlce- Then he Jumped off mv
** b“Ck and decided to hasten on afoot
industries and the m arkets for O re­ original and strik in g title, provided it source will ‘ go tow ard a fund to stirred uu in the R^n.Un seh i
falls
within
one
of
the
two
general
gon products are broadening and wid­
: r x ’
co"M
ening every month. The products of heads, may be one of the factors in
weighing
the
m
erit
of
an
essay.
Oregon, both of the farm and of the
o reX “ m p“ ° r
°r
,• J
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*
g
»
Never
The suggested titles:
field, are «old on the m erit of their
When
place
on
June
20
in
an
atte
m
p
t
to
oust
I
Silw
that
I
rieelriaa
»
a
quality and command the highest
the justice of th e peace. L J Radlev m t Z
1 declded to do son’e climb-
prices in the world's m arkets.
» » . I . , i , . ,.- h „ i d „ k
s
1 ‘
•
Coats, Suits, Dresses,
Hats
"’
c«. ,*!
z ih„?e
4
O reg o n S ch o o l C h ild ren to C o m p e te
In E x p o sitio n P riz e E ssay C o n te st
2T ?
barber shop
I
' "£! «X tì ' x , a .,- o „, o „
C htireh In v o lv e d L ab o r
In the Portuguese Congo « church
has been built of stone which had to
he carried four miles by the natives. ,
The completed structure contains IS-
000 atone«, representing nearly 12IJIX»
lolle« of walking.
W E H S DISGUSTED
WITH FINANCIAL STATUS
(From Curry County Reporter )
c " “ n ,! ' ..... " ,r F " " '
returned the la tte r part of la-t week
from a two weeks’ trip through
B a ttle A lre a d y H a l f W on
Thera Is not much difficulty |n roB Southern Curry county, making his
fining the mind to contemplate whst annual listing of property for assess-
we huee s grent desire to know
ment purposes. Mr. Moore, whom
ever.vbo.ly knows is not given to
talking very much, —
says he never
In Paris the num ber of births in knew the taxpayers of Curry county
1923 was 46,400 ag ain st 48,000 in to be so worked up over anything as
1922.
they are over the present financial
"'•.“ “•i-' - th. ««.. « s í i i';»™™;1’,',:™,“ ;,
one accord are thoroughly disgusted
with conditions, and are w ondering
w hat is to be the ultim ate outcome
and when it all will end. The peo-
pie, practically
man, say
not
consi.ler th to
a t a Curry
c o u they
n ty 'h a do s
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me
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knowm Bandon a tto r-j to get his attention and
ney. will be a candidate ag ain st R a d -1 wait for me
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ley
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t h e / " h 00' super' b e lle d ' he” d id " 'H e ' H rttfaX ^ h u J X '
any illegal w arran ts as has been con-
".¿_a»PP^ - 5 ' J . ? ? ? countF 8«- me In Joy when I reached his side.
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pudlate an >'
the debts contracted
because they feel th a t the county has
receive.! som ething for every cent ex-
p«.nde«i
also m any have expressed
.
th *m selve'
es a5 not und*ratanding th a t
budget estim ate has any th in g to
d® w‘th the paym ent of w arran ts, past
or present.
r
w>«i m e tran sc rip t of -aw ay I ealloned
record was incomplete. And thus a
m ountain made out of a mole-hill gnd 'rn’arhe* o v t ’
o“d hlS w,f#
’inka lnt0 oblivion and fo rg etfu ln ess.' were gritefnl to us. 17 a n l * ^ ^ * *
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ua at «ny rate,
'veil, that ls all to that tale, and I’m
A irships equipped with skiis in-
stead of wheels for tak in g off and going for a trot. Come around some
Ian,Jing on the snow are seen in the other time and I’ll have more " ar
tales to tell you— 1
nw untain d istricts of Switzerland,
With that. Minute « a r t . eating. ,„ d
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all we can hear Is his strong teeth
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