The Port Orford tribune., July 22, 1925, Image 2

THE PORT ORFORD TRIBU N E. PORT ORFORD, OREGON, W EDNESDAY. JU L Y 22, « 2 5 .
THE PORT OHFOHO TRIBUNE
W. E. H A SSLES,
.Managing Editor.
G. W. Norton
Local Representative.
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about Curry county and those sections
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OrfOrd 35 a historic center and g i'e s of Coos th a t fu rn ish advertising for
TO BE LET NEXT
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Sheriff’s Deed on Foreclosure.
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combined inst.tu- in detail the n atu ral attractio n s and its columns. It is Well illustrated
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( F. J. H untley, to Edward W. Jen-
WED N E SDA Y ?JU LY 22, 1925.
tions, representing the interests of advantages of both Coos and Currv
j sen, et, als, 103.60 acres in section 5,
throughout, and alto g eth er creditable
approxim ately 75,000 depositors, a re I counties, with numerous illustra-
(tow nship 33, S. R. 15, W. W. M„ also
to the publishers, who seem to have
BROOKINGS,
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W
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World,
Bandon
Isn’t the
been well rewarded by th e advertis­
, „ fact th a t France, Ger-
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1654 acres of tide land in fro n t of
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com netitinn
.„ N ational bank building.
many and G reat Britlan are try in g lot four, .section 5, tw p 33 S R 15 £ ill „ be keen , com
petition fo r n the
ing they secured— Coquille Sentinel
C apital is Increased.
to arrange a security pact, a sort of W. W. M., $7769.52.
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tug Roosevelt H ighw ay contract be-
V ETER A N S’ EDITION.
OUT IN CONVENTION STYLE.
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tw een
slam on the league of nations ? 1
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«••lu Brookings,
o rooaings, is | Coincident with the tra n sfe r capital
Quitclaim
Deeds
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Because the Spanish W ar V eterans
A
finely
illu strated edition contain­
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quite
evident
from
the
v
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to
this
stock
of
th
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United
S
tates
National
W hat’s it for anyhow ?
C pLy
'
*4’ an<9 hasban<i t0 locahty during th e p ast few days of b ank? l “ *ncreaaed
$1,300,000 to ing description and history of Coos are to meet at. P o rt O rford Ju ly 23-
Hoosiers have contribute.! money
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$2,400,000 and $300,000 was added to and C urry counties is off th e press of 25 in annual "encam pm ent, E ditor
to save Jam es Whitcomb Riley’s old j ’ ’
w - M > containing 160 work is advertised to be aw arded in the bank’s $1,000,000 surplus which” th ® P o rt. O rford Tribune th is week, H assler of th e P o rt O rford Tribune
fashioned swimmin’ hole, but I hope acres’ $150°-
four units, th e re is no reason why w
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ith undivided
of the Tribune has been issued a special convention num ber
’
’ issued
they don’t convert it into one of those I
Deeds.
j one man cannot bid on all four, and *ives '» more th an $5,000,000 w orking
lssYed fo r benefit of the Oregon of his paper, which w as printed on
modem tiled swimm ing pools.
I United S tates of America, to Al- »his appears to be th e purpose of sev- cap’ta '-
United Spanish W ar V eterans who book paper and handsom ely illus­
fred N. Lauderdale, , 160
in sec. eral contractors,
especially
since the
DePcsits acquired
from th
Ladd
- - acres
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me
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ut o ’11 b° ld th e’r annual convention in trated with photos of m any o f the
Temperance women in G reat B rit­ 2 and 11, twp. 32, S. R. 14, W. W. M. job
ethin» » close
in » to
»- $1,-
ei
Tilton bank, a according
c c n rrlin o - t to . its
i t . state- P o rt O rford Ju ly 23, 24, and 25.
J°b will to tal som ething
leading men and officers who will
ain declare th a t Plato was one of the
Affidavit.
j 000,000.
T h at com petition will be -----------
ment as ----
° f „ June
am ounted to $21 -
„ ..v 30, aiiiuuuieu
The special edition represents much be present. The p aper is also filled
first
ain st 7 strong
Floyd
Keller,
also a foregone conclusion 493’631-
499
““ J deposits
J ----- ” of the purchas- study and work on the p a rt of W. E. with in terestin g m a tte r pertaining to
All ,,f agitators 7 ag " ------
* " “ * drink.
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e r’ e l t a al,
l’ being
Deing “ duly
uly ‘ keen
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aad
work»
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an>' ° f hlS SWOrn Sa^ th a t Robert D’ Cook w as SinCe ‘ here is not a g re a t am ount of ing bank a t th e close of business Fri- H ass,er> publisher and editor of the the coast section, covering th e ground
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wl ai 1111
a t he was very killed while w
orking in
open eisew
elsew nere,
here, and
and it
offers op-
op- day • were e ln
excess of
of $37,90i
$37,900,000. Tribune. Pictures of th e officers of p retty thoroughly from N orth Ben i
wuiAiiig
in a a logging
logging worlt «pen
it offers
ln excess
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Powers,
P °rtu about
n ity fo
a w
in ter’s
These
accretions
capital of and
’ de-1tbe
W ar veterans and
of
to Gold Beach. Special articles reg ard ­
n ear Oregon,
Powers, about
Oregon,
P r °rtu
n ity
fo r job
a w w
in ith
ter’s com-
job w
ith com-
These of
accretions
capital
and Spaniab
uc-
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Ju ly 10th, 1925, and a t the tim e of mon
raon labor not h ard to secure.
¡posits make th e United S tates N a - ' 'C
C°°s .a nd ^ u rr>’ county scenes are out- ing the early history of th a t famed
A new York man, aged 102, disap-
his death w
as owner of 40 acres ofi
n r r lv als
.h tional the strongest bank w
p c 4.
„ r l st
was
o f| Among th e very recent arriv
west
of
stan d i" g featu res of th e edition,
battle ground appears.
T he effort
P®are.l a f f r having tried hard to larnl ?n" secri^’s 7o',‘ 32 and^is"
here to inspect the route of the high- Minneapolis and north of San F ran-
Accounts of th e early rom antic his- does credit to the com m unitv and the
get a job with the highway d ep a rt­
M ortgages.
¡way was C. R. Skinner, representing j c*sco'
I—
' " of C urry w
u m y ana
jto ry
county
and special sec- editor— Coos Bay H arbor, N orth
ment. Maybe the I. W. W..’s kid-
napped him to use as a h o rrib le'ey v
N ' Le' Ch’ e t UX* to Tsabp' M°lrrb’on & Knudeson of Boise, Idaho, TT A11 of the M sets taken over by t h e , ‘ions dev°ted to Marshfield, N orth Bend.
ample
Ash’ 100 acres in section 13, • twp.
33. ' | and Mr. Bloomer of Waldo,
Oregon
bank cue
are guar-
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* vfe j L n ‘t«’<l S tates N ational 1 Munn
UdL“ ' Bend’ c °quille, Bandon, P ort Orford
ample.
S
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nnn
wbn is ic doing th
t v e . work
___, between
, .
— - ’ by
’ Charles
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S. R.
15, W
W. W
W. M
M., <to
$2,000.
who
P 5 at- ’ I anteed
P ra tt & Co. of New 1 ~
Assignm ent of M ortgage.
rie><’s creek and the Oregon sta te line York’ The P ra tt fam ily which owned
A news story f ^
Sophia says
PORT ORFORD
F rancis W. Dunn, to Isabel Ash, on the highw ay between
C re s c e n t'virtually a11 of the capital stock of
th a t there are more automobiles in
LODGE
certain indenture of M o rt-, Gity and G rants Pass.
j the Ladd & Tilton bank,- is reputed i
any small American city than there asslRna
F. & A. M.
The contractors already in C u rry lt0 be the ei£ h th richest fam ily in
are in all of Bulgaria.
But th a t PaCre bearinS date th e 15th of July,
No.
170
1924-
county,
including
John
R.
Hill,
7
eW
York
city’
F
rederick
P
ra
tt
doesn’t keep ’em from being reckless
Rhodes & Schell, «iiu
and D.
1 vice-president of th e ------------
S tandard Oil
Notice.
B y THOMAS ARKLE CLARK
over there.
Meets second Saturday., „ f each
¡y. r P. . r Pl-.-male
i
’/maie
, arn olnz, — ___y.
.
r»r. n»-»«» „ XT _ xr .
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Dean of Men, U niversity of
month » 'siting brethern welcome.
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, Victor W andall, e t al, located 3000 are also p rep arin g to subm it bids company of N ew York, and Mrs. P ra tt
Illinois.
WALTER SABIN, IV. M.
{ ♦ ♦ + + + + + + + + + + t+ + + + + + + + + + + + feet of Rusty Creek Placer ground 38 are others.
is a sister of William M. Ladd, ch air­
W orshipful M aster
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t iit - » t m . .
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situated
in
Curry
county.
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man of the board of directors of the
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YOUR HEALTH
4
JO H N F. GILLINGS, S ecretarj
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Ladd & Tilton bank.
FARM ERS HAVE GOOD FIN A N ­
4 T SUPPOSE you’ll have nothing to
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R. L. MaclSay, president of the!
CIAL OUTLOOK TH IS YEAR
do now until September,” Smith
Macleay E sta te company, Portland said to me at commencement time.
H EALTH HABITS.
CURRY CHAPTER
Good
financial
prospects
for and W edderburn, is a director of the “Absolutely nothing," I replied, for It
NO. 133 O. E. S.
When children are young, they are
is less exhausting to agree with a man
United S tates N ational Bank.
R egular meetings,
ta u g h t how to walk, how to dress
Hke th at than It Is to try to give him
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third Saturday
themselves, how to e a t and to per
an idea of the endless list of things
of each month.
form all the many activities which
waiting to be done whenever the days
¡ report^ on the ag ricu ltu ral situation
V isitors always
CLARENCE BARROW
of apparent leisure shall come.
th a t given stren g th en in g livestock
life and civilization demand of u s .1
welcome.
Smith is a retired farm er who lives
an^ fa *r Feed crops, plus
The various actions which they learn Rem aining Em ployes, Some 60, Ef-
MRS. MYRTLE McFiENZIE,
near me and whose regular work Is
tan- returns from w heat and cotton,
become habits and are perform ed
fected—Seeking Jobs Elsewhere
W orthy M a.ron
accomplished
when
he
has
fed
the
farm
ers
would
come
out
of
1925
bet­
w ithout putting any special tho t on
— Many Locate at Long­
chickens and mowed the lawn. Like ■ MRS. FLORENCE PONTING,
te
r
than
they
have
in
m
ost
of
the
them . It is only the child who has i
view, Wash.
years since 1919.”
Secretary
many another man he Is possessed of
never learned how to use a fork who I
the imbecile idea th a t a college in­
Much can happen between now and
is self-conscious and em barrassed!
structor during the summer and regu
i the harvest of fall crops, it is pointed
when the need to eat in com p an y 1 BROOKINGS, Ju ly 15— The C. & out, but “taken as a whole, the main
I nr vacations is as free from mental
arises.
'I O. —
W ood m en o f th e W orld
and physical work as a spring lamb.
Lumber
a * ten
per crops promise fairly well except in
-------- company made <
WII pvi
When his class Is dismissed his work
of w ------
inter w
pres
W . O. W . C am p 609
.
.. heat. The
xiic pres­
It is ju st the sam e with health h a b -; cent cut 4b*s wee*{ in the wages of the the case
Is done.
its. We don’t w ant to be th in k in g ! rem aining num ber of employes in ent nice balance in both livestock and
Meets
F irst Friday of each month.
It has always been Interesting to
continually about our health and the Brookings, which included every per- crop production is a trib u te to the re­
» isitors welcome to our camp.
me th a t most people are likely to con­
adjustm ents made by A merican far
various dangers th a t surround it. If s,> on the Payroll from general of-
W. J. SABIN, C. C.
sider the other man's job easier than
mers since the fall of 1921.”
BERNAL FORTY, Clerk.
we did, the worry would be worse than fice and store employes to those work-
their own, and not Infrequently to ex­
The central fact in th e present out­
th e chance of disease. However, we ing *n the Yards, some 55 or 60 per- look is th a t while production will be
press th e conviction th at If they were
do w ant to teach our children correct j sons being effected.
holding his job they would do It better
am ple to meet consumption needs
than he is doing it.
habits of heulth so th a t they become
One by one the rem aining employes agriculture will not be in th e m arket
I listened a few weeks ago to Galll
ju st as autom atic and m atter-of-fact i are h av in g for other p arts, and re- this fall w ith any larg e surplus of
Corel's incomparable singing. The per­
as any oth er daily perform ance.
P °rts sent back to Brookings are to the m ajor products.
S uits cleaned and pressed
fection of her art was to me marvel­
“ W heat harvest is in full swing,”
Instead of am using ourselvee by tbe e^ e c t th a t all are securing good
ROY OSTRANDER
ous. Behind me in the auditorium
“The grain
teaching children to be bogies, police- em ployment elsewhere,
Longview, the report continues:
were two men apparently with some
ripened
prem
aturely
over
much
of
PORT
ORFORD
- s.
OREGON
men, doctors and so forth, why not in- W ash- seems to have furnished work t
am ateurish knowledge of music and
.vestern p a rt of th e belt, and
still a little reasonable fear of play- ^or no sm all number, and every one the
h
musical terms.
■st is early. T hreshings so fa r
ing with children who have contagious
locatil|ff there reports him self well
^Tbere’a nothing rem arkable about
turned out unsatisfactory yields
her singing,” one of the men remarked.
disease? We already teach our young- ’ «tisfied w ith the ohange.
THE
- the grain is of fairly good quality,
“She Just does it naturally.”
s t" s to wash them selves; let’s g 0 a
There is nothing in the g e n e ra l! appears evident
appears
—
O P T IC A L S H O P
;hat . the w inter -
“There Is no reason why anybody
i tie fu rth er and teach them
to do it aspect here, except th a t there is not wheat croP is decidedly short of last
DR. A. M. SIMMONS,
should
not learn to sing th at way, if
before every meal. Or even
further, the least indication of a resumption year>S Crop; s? muc.h 80 th a * the chief
Optom etrist
he would but give himself over to it,”
and give them the habit of n never
H artm an T heatre Bldg.
the imm
ediate fu tu re
In ' fo rt i conjectu
conjecture throughout the w heat
e v o r in th$*
im tY toJia+a
the other assented. Before the end
Bandon
Oregon
p u tt|nK their hands or anything else word has been received here th a t not
WOr,d. is ho' \ th e shrinkage
of the evening they were both con­
vinced th at they could do as well as
this woman. Strange it Is how con­
m outh) are clean Many if not m 7
eri‘b X bet4er wl11 the mil1 resume sprin» w heat region from Minnesota
Clarence Darrow noted Chicago
DR. ARTH UR GALE
fident we are of our ability to handle
Of the catching diseases’ get in th'ni 1
° n h “
.7 '® '
Company
Montana has high hopes in spite lawyer, who Is leading counsel for the
Physician and Surgeon
the mouth- c h ili.
?
1
h
som ething like 60,000,000 feet of ° f some local floods in the E ast and defense in the trial of John T. Scopes the other m an's Job.
Most men advise their sons to avoid
keep th e ir ’h an ls He van" ot pos®,bly '««Iwood lum ber of first class c h a ra c -i,ninor setbacks elsewhere.
Office
in Ellingsen Building
for
violation
of
the
T
ennessee
anti­
the business or the profession which
th Z f o rZ T h J v m ust b "
,® ‘T ’ tCr 8tacked in its yar>ls bere’
"Th® ?Ut'° ”k in the Co™ B“'t »
Phones, Office 351. Res. 352
evolution la w .
they themselves have followed. If
fore mealtimes
‘ ade clean be' alone w hat it has at Oakland, Calif., apparen.t l Y Food- Hogs are relatively
asked why, their Invariable reply is,
BANDON
fore mealt.mes.
an ,, untiI this b(lpins to ilecrea’se
high pneed and may go higher. The
OREGON
“There Is nothing ln It but trouble
Children are tau g h t to eat three perceptible degree, there is no rea p,sr. s.urv'ey shows a dee'ine of 11 per
E r r o r N e x t T im e
and hard work. I don’t want my son
reg u lar meals a day. At thB =
H - X ^ V ^ e a i
Sf f n Kp r S ret^on0.« “ 7 h®8 never fallen d,,wn to go through w hat I’ve gone through."
tim e, they can he accustomed to
CURRY COUNTY
And so the farm er trains his son
to malt­
mak-
However, there is not a person in a « ^ s o hig’h as’ to prohibit S
^ « V n .E
a T Z w
^ X
o This
^ ’ does not
m
prpdIrt*on.
ing those meals of good,
X “L by th any
“t- We
Pretend
k“ ow i*
It 811
all to be a merchant, and the physician
A b str a c t and R e a lty Co.
nalth>
Brookings
nor
any
one
acquainted
ing,
and
everything
points
to
a
profit-
not
means.
kD°W
food. A nerson
who .,„ 7
Ly o rv o s.n g s nor any one acquainted ing, and everything points to a profit-
sends his boy to an engineering
Has the only set of ab stract books
habit of ratini-
wh l''
" " ” led
ed the
tbe * with
ltb tbe
the lumber
lum ber world
world but
but what
w h a t be-
h e - ; “ble
able feeding
feedine- season
season ahead.
ah e a j It t . is from
r___vanHne
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nomy |g a(j. school, and the engineer advises his
T»H
on\ha.‘f
e,
”
ry
8tep
Er0ry
obg-
m Curry county,
childhood will find it i h " ^ h'°hO» " i*eV“ th ® ' 0Cal m il* Wil‘ remain closed conditioT,s like this Year, when price
young hopeful to study law. each with
i rompt and efficient service.
ra«k~
1i , rnade h,‘lpi “ a 'ong.
break
Th
4
i
har<
hablt
to
for
no
lonFe
r
period
th
an
possibly
to
ratlos
furnish
a
stim
ulus
to
feeding
hr.-.k
l . v
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‘
,,w *u,,xvr penou m an possibly to
lurm
sn a Belt
stim ulus usually
to feeding enable« , . * . ** * mOre ■ec’jratc ®nd the Idea that he la making It possible
b creak.
n „ k . t The
sam e appl.es
‘bat the
thp
C°rn
G. W ALKER, M anager.
applies to habits of Ja n u ary 1. next, which will ,, perm
’ it that
n . u can
______ „ hope’
, lng’
for the boy to get the maximum re­
GOLD BEACH
OREGON
t0 Predlrt w,,h
t u n i n g t t thhoP|'enity ° f fre’ h a ir,
ir' ° of r it
’* t0
dispose
o
t
ita
oversurplus
and
to dispose of its oversurplus and f°m v°raj desrree of prosperity.”
turns for the minimum expenditure of
on
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p
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m
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The d ep artm en t’s price index of
time and effort, and in the belief th at
tho I
1 *
y ° ,in e'aq u a tio n of also to com plete w hatever reonran-
e v o lu tio n
30 farm products is placed a t 147 for
the other man’« job 1s far easier than
.Irink’nT “ D.ts o f 7 ±
2f i2“ ti0n " lig h t be contemplated
.
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»bat today la better than his own.
drinking lots of clean w ater, brush­
June compared
w ith 146 in May, the 1
five-year period 1909-14 being used y**terday- and that tomorrow will be
ing the teeth and all the other things
The real facts are th a t no Job la
R u b b e r S k in S a v e » F r u it
as a base of 100. P resent tendencies bett#r than to d ,y ~G eorge F. Hoar.
easy If It Is done well. Every busl-
th a t help to create health ami help to
MP general business
_ situation
. .
in t the
A practical new process for preserv- in
neaa or profession has Its exactions,
koep out disease. The more habits
to “ little
change
non
ing tropical fruits, other than bananas point ‘w
“ lc c"»
''g e in prices of non-
Its annoyances, its disagreeable fea­
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
k
'v SOrt W“ can forni’ the les’ we
anil pineapples, so that they may be agricultural commodities, and conse-
ture«, lu difficulties and Its failu res
snail have to worry about.
f blpp*d long distances, recently has g e n t l y no marked change in l h a pur-
Paulm an & Maloy
Notice is hereby given th a t th e un­ There are few snaps In the w orld;
Thoughtlesness bv „ ,» n t . „
«*7“ ‘ltac°vered, according to Popular R a s in g power of farm products need dersigned has been appointed adm in­ even the teaching profession, if one Is
- by man is nespon- Science monthly. The fruit, gathered
exPected
fo r June,
the . farm
pur-
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»assa
Soft Drinks— Confectionery
istra to r of the estate of Rebecca F to be successful, demands th at one
tlb le for m ost of cur forest fires
e little before It la ripe. Is smeared chasing power figure for May having Pearse, deceased, by the County have energy, a little brain» at l ««st.
Cigars— Tobaccoa
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a. u* thUl coatJn* ° t rubber latex, been 90, th e sam e as in April.
Court of the S tate
of Oregon, some training, and a willingness te
Y our C o n v o r.o tio n
which, when coagulated, forms a pro­
fo r C urry county, and has qualified. work at least twelve months ln the
The best of service at all time«
tective skin. The process of rtjMnlng
E n g lie h N o b i l i t y
All persons having claims ag a in st said year. The same thing la true of aL
"ATONEMENT”
Is slowed up. It Is said, keeping the
PORT ORFORD
.¡ .
OREGON
The higher nobility, or peerage, of estate are hereby notified to present most any other job.
r e ltsa. Wwtw« «.WWD»!»» — —
fruit ln good condition.
England
consists
of
the
flv.
ranks-
the
sam
e
to
me
a
t
my
office
in
P
ort
Instances of the combination
Dtth* tnarqula. earl, viscount and Orford, Oregon, duly verified as by
of words to form new term s are
baron. All persons holding these titles law required, w ithin six m onths from
eotnparaUyely rare In the Eng.
C u n n in g N e v e r W o r t h y
era member» of the upper house of July
D*ted and first published
Hah language. We have such
•s e r ia lly , a habit parliament, where they elt as lords
an Instance In the word "atone­
or gift of overreaching, accompanied , tempera!. The
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archbishops
of the ee
C. H. PEA RSE,
ment." "Atonement” doee not
h enjoyment and a sense of an 1 tabUshed
tehllahed church are termed lords
A dm inistrator
appear In the Hilda but la a
with small spiritual ~ They
“ are not peers of thv Published Ju ly 8-15-23-29, Aug. 6
religious term which has been
I nder N e w M anagem ent
ealrn, but have seats In the upper
1925.
*
’
wan, or ™
L “nd Wl,h a t ab*«’’’»"
Invented to express the doctrine
want of sympathy or affsetton tr
that the crucifixion bn. niado
he Intenseet rendering eg vulgurltj
(K>aalble the forgiveness of sin
C H IC K E N D IN N E R O N S U N D A Y S
absolute and otter.—Ruskin.
», W e ’v e M e t T h e m
“Atonument” Is composed of the
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three syllables, " a t ” “one” and
"An invalid was cured Instantly
In the Lcweet D epths
COME ONCE AND YOU
’’
a wild boar dashed Into his bed
"ment."
It means reconcilia­
H efe’T ^ Î ” ,n<Ter
ho* <•”"►
tion.
W ILL
COME
O FTEN
room." We've also known tam e bore« local and internal, and has been success,
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S X c V ® " * 8” ‘k’^
1^ r t J o ° , X
»hat e V any v se.f respecting Invalid would tul In the treatment of Catarrh for ovet
J A M E S W . B A R T O N , P rop .
forty year» Sold by all druggists.
I Ttraee-Picayune.
F. J. C H E N E Y & C O ., T . ledo, O hic
THE OTHER
MAN’S JOB
G .8 0 . MAKES TEN
PER CENT WAGE
barber shop
LOGGERS’
Pool Nall
Port Orford Cafe
H a ll’s C a ta rrh
Medicine txSSSi