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♦ ¡John F. Adams ih Port Orford Fri
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NEWS BRIEFS
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Born, at the Emergency
hospital
♦ + * + ♦ ♦ + + « + 4 George Mayea, a daughter
Mothei
DU tlllctive Coat-Dre«»
in W hite and Black
4 in Bandon, June 16, to the wife of
and babe are doing nicely.
dsned Saturday morning, June 20, by Ed Malloy ano children, Mrs. Wm
W. J. Conrad of the Westert
the advent of a baby daughter. Mother) Varley and Mrs. W. T. Gillis spent White Cedar company, and I R Tow-
and daughter are both doing fine. Dr Sunday at Cape Blanco light house er of Marshfield, were Port Orforr
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Gale of Bandon was in attendance The party of ladies were delighted visitors Sunday,
John and his three boys were in town with their reception and splendid en
Joe Montague took Frank C arter’s
early Saturday morning expressing tertainment by the officers in chargr
their pleasure at the arrival of the of the lighthouse and the fine view tru c k , to Four Mile Monday, where
long hoped for daughter and sister of the ocean and surrounding country i,Mr' ? art£r ,Ì,aS,Z contract hauling
from the tower.
logs for G- w - Doane-
Mrs. Ella Knapp left Saturday
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John Gillings and family and Mrs.
morning on a visit to Portland, where
she expects to spend several days.) erected a sawmill on the George Wi^ Wl” ' GlI1)ngs VISlted at the Har
degger home on Elk river, Sundav
Mrs. Knapp will stop at Reedsport to 'so n ranch on Middle Elk creek and 1 evening.
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visit a day with her son and daugh-1 will saw clear cedar. They have one
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Fire Warden Gene IVhitc went t o 1 I V-
ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Knapp. | of the best mills in that section of the
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Mrs. Orris Knapp and Louis, L. Jr., country7 which has an average output the south end of the county Monday to £ £
accompanied their mother to Bandon of approximately 8,000 feet of lumbei report on the recent fire near the J | : < -
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1 per day.
Colegrove ranch
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J. R. Simmons returned last week
from a month’s trip into Mexico. Mr.
Dave Crowley passed through town i
Frank McIntire is completing the
Simmons was as far south as Mexico work on his new auto park, which he Monday with a fine team of horses
City, and reports the country as be- has named “Garrison Lake Auto Park.” ' Purchased from Chester Hoskins of!
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ing in a very unsettled condition. H e : Mr. McIntire has cleared and built s Gold Beach-
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says land can be purchased there at road from the highway-through the
E R. Oxley Jg bad)y
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as low a price as twenty-five cents
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rheumatism in his feet, the past few
an acre.
of parking places for cars, watei dayg
piped onto the grounds and has be
R. B. Pelton and family of Glad gun work on new buildings.
Lumber for the new residence of
stone, N. D., who have been visiting
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Wre- McPhillamey is being hauled
Mrs. Pelton’s parents a t Roseburg,
L. B. Hatton and family of Myrtle from Bandon.
were looking Port Orford over F ri Point have moved into their new home :
day, before returning to North Da- in
Port
Orford.
Mr. Hatton
W. C. Butcher of Eugene, repre-, _
cota. They were very much pleased ¡has elected
a
combined
auto »enting the Fuller Brush company,) Combinations of white nod black,
with our county and plan making us service station and harness shop was in town the first of the week.
"ben artfully managed, have so much
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and is on hand a t any time, day
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«liatlnrtlon that they never fall to
another
visit after harvest.
or night to supply the car or horse.
John Enf e’man « having his mow- make a strong appeal to smartly
er repaired to harvest his hay crop dressed women. Just what may be
V. C. Carter of Eugene, who is
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. W right drove on Hubbard creek.
done with plain white crepe and black- |
interested in the smelter being built
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and-whlte dotted silk Is shown In the 1
at Gold Hill, and also in the drilling down to Bandon Sunday to enjoy a
s? bas , . ken the agency| handsome midsummer coat-dress pic-)
of the two wells for oil at Eugene swim at the new natatorium, and re- ,
spent Friday forenoon looking ovei port such a large crowd present that for 1 , 7?>rd supplies and will put tured here—no discriminating Judge j
they could not enter into the build- ln a ful1 llne of new parts-
craftsmanship In designing will pass
the prospects in Port Orford.
ing-
Will White drove up a bunch of
g? ncei
The Reverend and Mrs. W. E
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Cooper and daughter of Marshfield
j Myrtle Point visited with Mrs. Hunt-
rom Mr‘ Horra 1 of Luchre creek U (j g gcarf ma(Je
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at which place Reverend Cooper ii
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rector of the Episcopal church, were ley’s 8lster’ Mrs- ur
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Our postmaster, Mrs. A. B. Hog
the Plaln crepe. 4 white hat,
guests of Mr-. Wm. Gillings Friday ; C0UP,e of days ]ast week
gatt, spent several days visiting on wb,te hose and black strap slippers
complete a costume Of great dlstlao
afternoon.
Herbert Manwell and family of j the Bay during the past week.
tíou.
Several of our dairymen have be-!
H. H. Hunt of Bandon is moving Vancouver, Wash., drove down one
a small sawmill onto the George Wil day last week, bringing home Miss gun cutting hay, of which there is a
DEAN JAMES E. LOUGH
very heavy stand this season.
son tim ber on Middle Elk. Mr. Hunt Dorothy, daughter of H. M. Axtell.
intends to cut the cedar on this prop
Come try our coffee. The BEST to
Our fine ocean view and beaches
erty into batting stock for which be bad. Port Orford Cafe.—adv.
are attracting many neighboring'
there is a good market.
Mrs. Clinton and Miss Price visit townspeople these days.
The large crowds patronizing the ed Coquille Thursday, returning in
Ray Hyde moved his logging outfit
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Port Orford Cafe, indicate the to u r-1 tbe evenlng with their car loaded with from Brushes Prairie to Euchre creek
¡st season has opened and incidental-1 fresh vegeU bles.
Sunday
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ly advertise the restaurant a good
ounaay.
place to eat.
I L. H. Keilie and daughter of Eu-
Tom Lane M d famiIy of Coquille
R I Wanner of Elk river re n n rtc 'gene are sPendin5 a d ?ys
th® spent Sunday visiting friends in Port
, . l ,. w agner ot Elk river reports au{0 park enjoying the fine trout Orford
his contract for timber to be used in fishing.
bridge and culvert building on the
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Our merchant, C. A. Long, is driv-
highway about completed.
1 Charley Crew and family of Pow- inR. a new Star automobiie purchased
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ers, visited Mr. Crew’s mother, Mrs. ;n c Of,ui]ip
he members, of the Oregon State Lee Leutwyler, several days the past
Highway commission passed through week.
Miss Ruth Schroeder of Coquille
Port Orford Friday morning on their
spent the week-end with her sister
tour of the Roosevelt highway.
The Julseth Bros., Oscar and Mrs. Clinton.
Palmer, made a trip to the county
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Grant of Pow seat Tuesday to see a truck belong
Clarence Wagner has returned
ers were in Port Orford last week ing to them.
home from Corvallis, where he a t
Mrs. G rant’s mother, who has been
tended the O. A. C. the past year.
Miss Ellen Adams of Agness visit
visiting here several days, returned
Charley Pearse made a trip to Gold
home with the young foiks.
ed her father, County Game Warden
Beach Monday.
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Jack Lamb, hardware merchant of
Coquille, was in town Sunday.
Port Orford Cafe
Joe Williams and family of Marsh
field visited in Port Orford Sunday
Under New Management
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Bud Post and Del Wright and fam
Deun James H. L o u g h of [lie Uni-
ilies were Bandon visitors Sunday. | versify of New York is head of th e
CHICKEN DINNER ON SUNDAYS
C. C. Farr, merchant of Coquille.'
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ldrfee
number of
to a|g()
Europe
spent Sunday in town.
this BUInIner
The students
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COME ONCE AND YOU
Mrs. JohnVail has moved into the director of the "around-the-world col-
WILL
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OFTEN
Price house in the east part of town *•**” w®ich will sail from New York
in September with 460 American col-
JAMES W. BARTON, Prop.
H arry Mortimer was a Gold Beach lege boys on a 240-day cruise, studying
visitor last Monday.
and reciting en route. Their work
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«'HI be accredited by leading unlver-
W. T. White made a business trip gities
and colleges.
to Marshfield and North Bend Tues-
Y o u r C o n v e r ia tio a
jUfe day-
“SALT RIVER”
The strawberry growers report>,the ¡k
Senolng politicans and parties ”
season about over and berries getting S
scarce.
« up “Salt River” la a familiar
term In political alang.
It
Carey and Mathers are planning
signifies defeat. The real Salt
to build a mill on their timber locat
river Is a narrow Kentucky
ed on Floras creek.
stream whose windings, shal
lows and bars make It navigable
Wm. H urst is cutting the heavy
only with extreme difficulty.
crop of hay grown on the lots in the
The politician who is sent up
rear of his town residence.
Salt river Is In reality, sent
to oblivion.
D. D. McGill has gone to Middle
Elk to superintend the building of a
sawmill on the George Wilson place
Dancers in the Yukon are said to
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CuF’ be tr iPP'n<r the light fantastic to
ry Telephone company is putting up
new poles and wires throughout the radio music from New York.
town.
day night the harbor was well lighted
Mrs. Florence Ponting was electe> from deck and mast lights from five
a director for the ensuing five year vessels, which spent the night there
term at the High school election last in-
Monday.
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A. Gething of Oakland, Ore., has
Every business and professional man,
J. E. Ford and Henry Hess passed I purchased the Frank Carter Auto 1
through town Monday. Mr. Ford was Repair shop in the Highway garage,
and rancher and dairyman, too, should
on his way to Rogue river looking «’here he will be prepared to do all]
for beef cattle.
kinds of auto repair work. Mr ;
have letterheads and envelopes printed
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' Gething has had several years ex !
Robert H. Savage of Wedderburr perience in the work and guarantees
especially for him. And it is a matter
is spending a few days m town.
satisfaction.
W m. Bennett and Mrs. Gentry
that he should not economize on by buy
drove to Gold Beach Tuesday.
Mrs. W. J. Paulman and son, Billy,
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ing the cheapest he can get. Good sta
k r Di ? Moore,of R' ,H- Moore and Mrs. W. T. Gillis of Minneapolis
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pnd- can, y house of Minn-’ and Mrs- Wm- Varl,,y and h«'
tionery pays big dividends. Let us show
B
’ W U ‘ u tOWn Wedn«sd«y husband of San Diego, Calif., left
v n v r report? having opened a Tuesday on a two weeks’
weeks vacation,
branch house in Eugene.
you samples.
The party expects to visit Crater
Caves, ’ also to
Dr. and avun.
Mrs. nrw
A rthur
Gale oi
of nan
Ban . Lake . and - the Oregon
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PRICES MILL BE RIGHT
I don drove down to the Baker ranch Rp*n'1 “ few ,lay" ,n Northern Califor
' Sunday, the doctor returning th<
Sundav.
the doctnr
returning
Sk. n'8.
THE PORT ORFORD TRIBUNE
| ‘ same
evening,
while Mrs.
Gale wil
Boy your ceffee in Denmark.
1 re-
for several days’ visit.
Port Orford, Oregon
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Special all fine grades, 1 lb. to 6
1 r oint Reyes and The Tramp lb. cans, 65c per lb At Nodine Cash
fron cogue over anchored in the I Grocery—tie store you pass to pay
harbor Monday night, while en Tues ' mote. — Adv.
Business Stationery
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SALMON SPAWN IN
the sea, may be groundless, due to
THREE YEARS, IS SHOWN tags picked up by fishermen.
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Sockeye salmon return to their na RECEIVERS APPOINTED FOR
tive streams to spawn in three years,
OREGON LAND OFFICES
instead of four as has been believed
WASHINGTON, June 22.— Aboli
according to a report by Hugh
Mitchell, director of commercial tion of the offices of 22 receivers a t
local land offices in eleven states
hatcheries in Oregon.
Mitchell’s experiments with metal will be effective July 1, the interior
tags to mark young salmon have department announced. The offices
proved the means of disproving many , will be consolidated with the offices
old theories regarding the life and of registrar at an estimated saving
habits of the fish. Additional mark of $50,000 annually. Among regis-
I trars appointed under the new regime
ing experiments are now being con , as announced by the department are:
ducted under his supervision in vari
Sacramento, Calif., John C. Ing;
Portland, Ore., Walter L. Tooze;
ous streams of the state.
It is also believed that the theory Roseburg. Ore., Hammill A. Cana-
day; The Dalles, Ore., James M. Don
that salmon die immediately after nelly; Vale, Ore., George W. Mc-
spawning, without even returning to Knight.
—THE—
Fourth o f July
Is an outstanding event in American History.
We owe it to ourselves to look our best
when celebrating this great anniversary. This
means a visit to
Golden Rule Store
Where the finest and most reasonably
priced merchandise is always on display.
GOLDEN RULE STORE
BANDON,
“Ju»t a little better for less”
OREGON
“It’s a pleasure to wait on you.”
The K O Z Y
FOR CIGARS, TOBACCO AND
LUNCH GOODS
Confectionery and Pool Room
R. R. SMITH.
PORT ORFORD
Make your money
Work for Y O U !
IF YOU It money is worth working for it is worth saving.
Saved money, deposited in this bank works for you. Open your
account in our Savings Department. Do it today, tomorrow you
may forget it—the next day you may regret it.
S tart a Bank Account for your boy. One of the most vital
lessons is that taught by the Bank Book. A marked step in
your boy’s life is recorded when you show him the value of a
Savings Account. .
B ank
Bandon
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OREGON
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