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Newspaper Page TextTHE PORT ORFORD TRIBUNE, PORT ORFORD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JULY 29, 1925. JACK AND THE 6TPSIES |PORT ORFORD MAKES G O O D '¿ ^ ¡S ENACT DRAMA ON ROAD must and should be punished. He knew when he gave the promise all about BurghdulT, both as to qualifica stopped P icketts charge at Gettys- glad t j ha\e us come.’* W. E. HASSLER, tions and political affiliations, was burg, or fought through the long | ______ _ G________ (Continued from First Page) Managing Editor. amiliar with the consequences, polit days of the wilderness or who OREGON VISITED BY G. W. Norton ical and otherwise, of living up to marched and fought with Sheridan’ EX-SENATOR CHAMBERLAIN Local Representative. BROOKINGS, July 2 2 .- “L isten; Now on the part and Sherman and Grant j WQnder such a promise. There can be no ex- cuse if it is proven that the governor my * children and • you shall --------- hear”— f t 1 vj _ people and if when fellow I Former United ----- States Senator Geo. , in Curry county T nilVH lie he occa sees U1C the young \ UUIlk lCllOW vewve PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY broke his word. not the story of Jack and the bean- Coos Ba-V’ whpre is foggy, I am go- s ta rtjng out from the ’ cottage next | E. Chamberlain has returned to Ore- ¡s I gon for a visit of several weeks’ dur- It is to be sincerely hoped that it stalk or even Jack and Jill, but the ‘ng to extend to J'ou again a very door does he realize th at that b Subscription, per year ........... $2.00 plain, unemoeinsneu unembellished tale of J Jack W 'c e are have the man at wbo f o u b t at chateau t ation’ Senator Chamberlain is now a is proven th at Oregon’s governor is is plain, tale ot a c k hearty ------ - welcome. -------- «' ’“* the glad man to who fought Chateau la- Hill Hill and and the the gypsies! gypsies! you here and please don’t leave Thierry or the Argonne. And we - practicinS attorney in Washington, Entered at the Postoffice at Port Or not as bad as the narrated revela- ioni at second class mail m atter under tions would indicate. If there is veri Jack was driving home from work S° U, wes ern ltgon e ore >ou go want these conventions, ladies and the act of March 3, 1879. ArlZ° na Inn- for gentlemen, to remind those who did Commenting on the outlook for 0 « fication we feel that he should not be one day this v ek when he was ■3 r . J u L allowed to occupy the high position hailed near the Heiberger lane by a !f " S° “t b . y°U frOm h e r e th e not preticipate in the m ilitary service gon the former foremost citizen of Advertising Rates. to which the people chose him for gypsy woman> whose husband was re. more beautiful “a" ’ ” is ,o the “ scenery. It is to realize th at they are making the state said: Made Known on Application fa r south as the. longer than it is necessary to secure pairing a tire on the automobile he | a beautiful trip as ;t “More and more as time passes on __ i___ ____ ¡American history themselves as they his removal by a vote of the people. |was driving Please note that I did California line, and if you have time grow up and the government and its it is evident th at the future has much WEDNESDAY, JULY 29, 1925. All the other charges against his ad- not say «his automobile.’’ He was a WC " ou,d be glad to bave >'ou stop h¡gtory arfi a part of thgy in store for this city, for Oregon and ministration, ami they are many, are gypgy and> course> possession does ?n. T - . / l w iere ®re a C ’ y living day by day. And we also m e e t|tbe ent^re great Northwest. There is IT DIDN’T PAY. of small importance as compared with c¿un¿ Anyway the car was there be‘ntr ' Lldt tbat ls a r‘xa' °T p,irt Cr- t0 revjvc jn this generation the spirit ln0 need to attem Pl review of those Word comes from Europe to the this latest. The governor has chosen |and so was he ;tora. 1 thank you. of patriotism t hat win keep this | natural factors which make this in- effect that the British government is as advisers in most cases a bunch of The woman insisted on telling w .F ° Il0Hn" g ,M r’ . E a" ’ Commander country safe; th a t will keep it for Us^evltabte- 14 bas been a long time, as sounding out the French authorities on loafers, and has paid more attention Jack’s fortune in spite of the fact „i aI1L!Llnt” dUCe. H° " ',J ?,y Hl Upton ¡and deliver it to those who come after, men “"Patient for development view the suggestion that both nations sever tq such than to men who are doing he t h J he had not the ° f. ,®end’ ^ ho Spoke as fo,lows: . ¡the same as we received it from our time, that Oregon has waited to come diplomatic relations with the Soviet things and have not the time to loaf silver v ith which to cross her palm .;, L)ept. Commander, com rades, sis- ancestors, and I think, comrades, into her own. But now I am confi government. It is now considered in his office day after day to secure r . ____ - . . . truth, .. . too, . be- - ters and friends: I have been to a ladies and gentlemen, ______ we are too dent th at the tide once turned west He wa.< telling the possible that the two countries may consideration, but all this is as noth cause when he put on his other pants |gle^ ”' an'V # C°~V,V1 '¡¡¡ns where 'ytl® re we often inclined, all of us perhaps, to ward as it has will flow stronger and break off official communications with th at morning his wife forgot to re- °° .. e *?° ° . ,e ??Se °re " e think the freedom we enjoy is too stronger. ing compared with the accusation that Moscow in the not distant future. “The eyes of the East are turned mind him to change his pocket book. ra? U ls ls ® one natural—just a part of the good The situation is rather delicate in he is guilty of moral turpitude in not more constantly toward the west to too. Gypsy fashion, she argued and ", ¿f6 . ef i° ° . w a® . ° ,e ore y e , things we are born into, like the sun- recognizing the sacredness of ie France owing to the fact th at the left harangued and even attempted to startec“ 1 f®el . entirely incapable, rise and sunset and showers, but how- day, for investment and development wing of the government, which passed word. For him to go un search the pockets herself. All the comrades and sisters to respond to mistaken we are; it is the child of the than ever before.” brought about soviet recognition punished for such an offense, if guilty Mr. Chamberlain has not deemed th at has sacrifice and suffering of our fore- while Jack was listening to sounds ^een might make trouble for the French is to encourage like conduct in others. behind his car. There was a half T ’”“ _glVe.n US„ by c °™rad®. T‘ch®nor fathers; it is the harvest of a thous- it necessary to comment on politics, government just now where the Rus Such should not be.—Banner Courier, grow-n boy in the party and Jack had an'. b,ena ° r 3 ln 6 a 0 °°s and battlefields all grimy and bloody men or measures. sian ambassador to be given his walk Oregon City. his own ideas as to what the boy was an ,, Urf" coun •'> ant 1 wou 1 e with wounds and suffering and the ing papers. „ . o - ------- W o m e n o f In flu e n c e .. . up to. Suddenly he stepped on the bard‘y appropriate for me to say now, sacrifice of thousands and hundreds Great Britain it is said, is becom 4.+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + There a ye)] how much we appreciate our welcome of thousands of men who thru the The two most Influential ladies are ing pretty well convinced that in re J and Jack was gone in a cloud of because only ,by tbe way conduct j years preceeding us have made it the one on the dollar and Mrs. COUNTY COURT cognizing the Bolshevik government * Grundy.—San Francisco Chronicle. J dust. As soon as he was out of j .°“ y ,SC _ V ! S n,eXt. threC, ' 3yS possible for us to eni° y An<1 is FILINGS - ¡ w i l l w e d e m o n c tm te hnw much w e’our duty today to see that th at lib- she admitted a T artar into the house sight he got out and looked at the j ♦ ¡si] hold, and it is believed in London that X “ -«- do, and our which confidence ’I? ’I’ '• 4 X 4 A " A • X 4 X 4 X • X » X r X X X ■■ X » X * X I' X ** X 4' X 1 X 4 X X r , + back I... of the car. Just at he had su s-i“7 ------- we '•''““ showed “T ''! erty was »iven to us should any swing of the French government PORT ORFORD pected the boy had been attem pting when deeded to come here la s t|not die, but be passed to the next W arranty Deeds. to the right would result in an agree California k Oregon Lumber Co. to to appropriate (steal is such an ugly an< Can Sa’’ 0 ^°U’ a .I<is generation as pure and undefiled as LODGE ment on the part of France and Roy A. Ramsay, lot five in block four, world.) his spare tire. The trunk rack ,gent'lemen’. we ca™e . b®re Wlth *h® we received it. We should do our ut- A. F. & A. M. Great Britain to get our from under reserving unto the seller a permanent had been pulled down, the burr un- .m ° an lcipa ions, an most to preserve and protect that the ill starred Russian recognition. No. 170 easement for right-of-way for the ex-¡screwed and the clamp which holds! n° y a 6 en ® 0 liberty which gives the right to meet British coolness toward Moscow is Meets second . Saturday., of each main, of the town of the tire in place loosened, but Jack US 1S. (’oln^ o e u e< , ant e at convention and to give expres- steadily growing, it is said, because Brookings, $10.00. month. Visiting brethern welcome. had not waited for the last act of pro™lses Klven us are ffOW be sion of opinions and ideas th at will the British now believe that the Reds WALTER SABIN, W. M. „ „ Buffington, .r- t * to • John v u n D. the rarefullv nlanned little drama_ carrletl out~ not but only frQm in the natural improve our conditions; the right ___ to Colliei H. the carefully planned little drama iadvantageg you i n . ...........- Worshipful Master are responsible for most of the trouble )ss, an undivided one-half interest in that of removing the tire from the dividua)g jn thjg part gouthern JOHN F. GILLINGS, Secretar) in the British Asiatic colonies and also n Coming down this morning for the anti-British feeling in China. a -ertain tract of land commencing. rack and getting it out of sight. Some- Q at comer of lot 3, sec. 36, twp. 36, S. body failed. Either the boy was not k th to elf before j h _t th<j France, while not so great a colonial roadg a fgw mHes Qf port CURRY CHAPTER nation as Britain, knows what the red It. 15 W. W. M„ described by degrees quick enough the mother not «uf- NO. 135 O. E. S. and feet, $10.00. ificiently entertaining or else J Jack a c k ; that j T wighed _• i , , agents have done among the Riffs and ---- that Frank Regular meetings, E. G. Gardner, to Robt. Buzzard, as .lust a bit wiser than the two o f I 1 Tichenor had come back here a week the thinking statesmen at Paris are third Saturday beginning to see that a serious mis sections 12 and 13, twp. 39, S. R. 13, them. Whatever the cause, he still . sooner for surely with his shovel and of each month. carries a spare tire in the i™ P!fiw heelbnrrow he could have com-• refei to our country, we do not mean take was made in recognizing the W. W. M., $10. Visitors always plice and still has as much faith in i Deeds. welcome. Soviet government and so permitting , , . . ! pleted that stretch of road north of a government 2,000 miles away in the influx of red agents into the coun California & Oregon Lumber Co., to gypsy honesty as before. MRS. MYRTLE McKENZIE, here a great deal sooner than the Washington. When we refer to being try. O. G. Brubaker, 2.01 acres described Worthy Matron contractors who are working on it a good citizen of this country, we MRS. FLORENCE PONTING, Recently M. Zinovieff boasted that by metes and bounds, beginning on now. But when it is done, and the j dpn’t mean something a long ways Secretary the war in Africa and the trouble in the west boundary of sec. 5, twp. rest of this magnificent highway is ¡off, but just as history is a part of Asia were but the beginnings of S. R. 13 W. W. M., $302. klCIl/ TCI CDURNC I IUC bn*sbed *° California, this is going to the community of Coos and Curry Western White Cedar Co., to Moore world revolution. Evidently America rltn ICLLrilUIlL LII i L be the play ground of America, and counties so is our country, our govern- _____ , 1 am Happy to say that we have th e ' ment and our f]ag. we are good has done well to keep hands off the j Min an<l Lumber Co., 160.09 acres, Woodmen of the World sec. 34, twp. 34, and lot 3 of sec. 3, reds. honor of being the first organization citizens of this county and state, we W. O. W. Camp 609 twp. 35, S. R. 14, W. W. M„ $1862.33., A new telephone line 25 miles than cai. claim to have come here and are good citizens of America. You Opponents of the present federal ¡in length is being built betweeen j opened up this great country to the cannot be a good citizen of A m erica1 Meets First Friday of each month. Proof of Labor. Visitors welcome to our camp. prohibition enforcement system think W. H. Wann, to Peterson Group !Trinillad an<1 Orick in Humboldt 'eyes of millions of visitors who will: and be a poor“ citizen of Curry county! W. J. SABIN, C. C. county, northern California, by the come here in years to be. I could go or of Oregon. Our country doesn’t! they see a ray of hope in the an of claims on Elk river, $100. BERNAL FORTY, Clerk. .Coos & Curry Telephone company, icn an.l say a few things as to how mean t hjs great stretch cf-!and boun- nouncement that there is to be a re Notary Commission. „ . o - c . ' says Earl W- Gates’ superintendent ] mUch we are going to enjoy these ded on the Atlantic or the Pacific organization. They shouldn’t fool State of Oregon, to Bessie Gentry, ,of the company, who returned to ¡three days here. I was a little non- here it doesn’t mean th at it includes! themselves—for if there is any reor ganization it will be to make the sys commissi, ,neffective¡July 22 1925, e x -, Marshfield a few days ago from a piussed by Comrade Tichenor’s re- that,’ but it means more, it means the , BARBER SHOP ¡trip over the route from Coos Bay to marks, as you remember he said in right to meet as we meet here. I t 1 tem more drastic and alert with most pires a t midnight, July 2,-1929. i _ . . ------ as we meet Suits cleaned and pressed Agreements. ! ,‘ Orrick. the ordinary speech of welcome he means the right to sit bv our fireside likely heavier penalties than at pres Gutes and his wife and Mr. and Mr.s gets forth the fact that the mayor with our dear ones. It means the ent prevail. Western White Cedar Co., to R. C. ROY OSTRANDER Hyde, consideration $1850, involving E. W. Mclnturff made a five days’ would present a big key of the c ity , graveyards where our loved ones -o PORT ORFORD OREGON Port Orford witnessed the presence I real property in sec. 34, twp. 34, S. mo or trip through Curry, Del Norte and then go out and hire 300 extra s,eep; it means the memory of the of more Serpents in its midst la s t' R. 14, W. W. M., and sec. 3, twp. 35, and Humboldt counties They visited police, but in the situation here they past, the joys of the present and the . ! S. . R. 14, W. W. ----------------------- Go,tl Beach- Brookings, have no mayor and no big key with hopes of the future, and that is what week than known in all its . previous M„ under terms —- and Fort THE history. But at that they weren’t of j conditions particularly recited in said j( lvscent City, and Eureka on the | a ribbon tied around it, like other . Our cc-unty, our flag and our govem- OPTICAL SHOP the venomous kind, but rather play- contract. tr,p - _ . , „ , J towns, but he didn’t say a word about ment stand for, and the Spanish W ar I DR. A. M. SIMMONS, ful and jovial In character, an.l. Assignments of Agreements. f 0* ° rf° rd fir®-kllle<1 white cedar the 300 poiice. I thot he was going'V eterans, who were all volunteers, Optometrist mingled with the people as friends! Wpst White Cedar Co to Moon- fi? 68 W' ,.be Uae<* c° " st™ctlon of to say we aren’t going to have a police wh0 went forth 27 years ago at the Hartman Theatre Bldg. and companions. , e. tern w nne veu.ir co., to Moon- the new line, Gates said. The poles force but he didn’t mention that at «oil t .k« d -a . t .u- . _______ ________ ' Mi" a" ‘< Lumber Co., all its right. wi„ be shipped by water from Port ail' Now you feUows who are going an Bandon Oregon The French government has ex t,t,e and interest in certain agree- Orford to Arcata, California and then t o ’sleep with me a t ’headquarter* I e re f, hlS .s e n ’,ces for ° ur r " - '1” ..... . * « , J “~ , « 8 j 925- 25 Sv Z t . b e X Z , Z X 7 Z L ing out dispatches which were tend- tbp party of first party, and R. C. Gates found that most of the travel « - 2 . , ___ ._ v .v _ .v _ _ _ r e purpose ot trying to keep aln e DR. ARTHUR GALE for police might be there after all. the hearts of the younger genera-1 ing to be harmful to French credit. TTyd*. $1862.33. from California northward was be- Physician and Surgeon But I just want to say a word to tion coming on, of those who will be | Wonder what they would do to Sen- Hyde’ Western White ing diverted through Grants Pass and Office in Ellingsen Building ntor Borah if thev got him over Gedar Co-’ a " tbe r ’*?bt title and in- as president of the Marshfield cham- t you , folks of Port Orford who do not the preservers of our country for the Phones, Office 351. Res. 352 there? terest in a certain agreement dated her of commerce he plans to take be!ong \° the war^ veterans, who are The sacrifice made and ----------- tt June 6, 1925, between the Western steps whereby some of the travel will here just as our hosts welcoming us priqe paid for what America means. I BANDON OREGON as you say to the first convention that Now I am glad, indeed, in behalf of PIERCE NEEDS DEFENSE. -White Cellar Co., and R. C. Hyde, $1. come over the Roosevelt Highway. _______ ________ has ever been held here. It might the Spanish American Veterans to be Agreement. STATE FISH COMMISSION ¡be well to say to you th at we are not here. I don’t know of any morel It Is being openly charged and not CURRY COUNTY Collier II. Buffington, to Charles F. SQUABBLE STILL IN \I R bere Pr’mar’l>' to have a good time: beautiful spot where we could meet— j denied that Oregon has as governor Morse, section 36. in twp. 36, S, R. Abstract and Realty Co. _____ we are not here primarily for the and you know Port Orford has the ] a man whose wonl is not good. That 14 W. W. M., $1500. set of abstract books The state fish commission squabble purpose of renewing our fellowship biggest ocean in the world, where i t ; Has the only in Curry county. accusation is serious. It follows that | ________v was further complicated last w eek' former days, but we have these an- will lull us to sleep at night and wake i Prompt and efficient service. if Walter Pierce is a liar in one thing, BIG FIRE LOSS IN JUNE. when J. S. Hays of Bay City was a p - ;nua' conventions as it is a part of our us at sunrise in the morning: where • A- G- WALKER, Manager. he is a liar in others, and is not th e ' ______ OREGON kin,I of a man who should be the Sixty five fires in Oregon outside of pointed by Governor Pierce a mem- patriotic duty to carry on in times of beautiful gems dot the ocean line. No i GOLD BEACH ber to succeed A. G. Beals of Tilla- j peace as we carry on in times of war. more splendid place could have been ! chief executive of the state. Portland during June resulted in The charge is made relative to the bv-ses aggregating $233,053.74, ac- mook, who was appointed to succeed to teach the younger generation grow- selected, and I am sure, Comrade discliarge of A. E. Burgh,luff ns state <’°rdi”g to figures compiled by Will Fred P. Kendall of Portland. It is ' nP up and perhaps just to recall to Tichenor, you will find that the veter- Pime warden. Senator Hare of Wash- Moore, state insurance commissioner. ,dpelared that the governor, in this a p j t h e minds of those grown up the fact ans and their wives and their children ’ ington counts-, note,I as a man whose Tb” '«rgest s-ngle fin» for the m onth' pointnlcnt> ‘‘uuble-crossed Senator that history is a part of themselves. I <ndI friends are nature lovers and are! word i, as good a* his bond says tluu wa* that which destroyed a warehouse Eddy of ««»seburg, who had been wonder if the boys and girls when glad they came to see you here. And, at a conference between Governor in Umatilla countv with a loss esti-i prora*8ed the right to name the com -1 studying their history realize it is I am sure that when we leave here mated at $35 000 ’ missioner to be appointed. But the I merely a record of things that they Saturday, good citizens, you wi’l fee! Pierce and members of the state sen Paulman & Maloy Pierce supporters are beginning to ' ape doing day by day. I wonder if he that those of us who are able to leave, ! ate during the last session of the leg realizes that when he reads of Dewey will go determined to sing the praise expect anything at the hands of the NOTICE TO CREDITORS. islature Pierce faithfully promised Soft Drinks—Confectionery i chief executive, who is long on promis- and Manila Bay, of Santiago and ef Port Orford as long as there is ¡ not ho have Burghduff discharged. It Schley, of San Juan Hill and of the breath in our bodies, and when th is ! Ci gars—Tobaccos Notice is hereby given that the un- es> but short on “,naking good ” is claimed that at the first opportun Oregon and its wonderful trip half- wonderful highway is finished and I ity the governor broke his solemn d*”’»’8ffied has been appointed admin The best of service at all times way around the world to fire the first promise. istrator of the estate of Rebecca F. BROOKINGS MILLS’ FIRST yog are holding out again »-our hand.- , | PORT ORFORD OREGON SHUT DOWN TEN YEARS AGO tfttn ,n tbat ereat battle which de- If this charge is verified, and par iPe irse, deceased, by the County Court of the State of Oregon.' _____ I stroyed the sea power of the proud to the wide, wide world, you will find ticularly if it is admitted, we do not 1 (>t* U Azxtiraf , I K « « I ! 4) ~.4 Tf w o o i n o l IO n rv A « 5 X ' lA/vn T xt-sxrt.ln«« I f 1-, THE PORT ORFORD TRIBUNE 4- C.SC. CO. BUILRING LOGG ERS’ POOL HALL a ................................«............ .................. this or any other office believing that da‘® Bated and first published only 8 sh<’r tLtlme whpn «but , with the little bronze button m the If guiltv he has proven himself un- ,U,y 8’ 1925’ ¡'JT":. “ ^a' \ then ,° 7 ned by tne >apel of h.s eoat sfit.ng on the cotUge worthy of any office within the gift C. H. PEARSE, ¡Brooking. Timber and Lumber com-¡porch at sunset just across the street, of the people. A proven liar as gov- Administrator Pan>. ernor of a state cannot but bring 1 " b1j ’bed Ju,y 8-15-22-29, Aug. 6,, The twelve-spotted cucumber beetle, about a lowering of the morale of the j apt to be serious on the leaves of Trcatmet .both I people, having a particularly bad ef- aquaah, cucumber, beans, and other | ’Tie B etter feet upon all young people incline»! to ( It la batter to be broke than neve, plants, may be checked by dusting the . local and Internal, and ha» be ta su. ess public life. to have loved at a ll—Johns Hopktas leaves with “3 in 1" dust recommended ' iu l in the treatment o f C iu r r h ,or ovei forty years. Sold by all d n w sta. If Pierce is guilty of this offense he Black and Blue Jay. ,by the station for the cabbage worm. F. J. CHENEY &. CO., lo u d o . Ohio H a lF s C a ta rrh Medicine Port Orford Cafe 1 nder New Management CHICKEN DINNER ON SCNDAYS COME ONCE AND YOU WILL COME OFTEN JAMES W. BARTON, Prop.