The Port Orford tribune., July 29, 1925, Image 3

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JULY 29, 1926.
BODY BELIEVED TO
WIFE ATTENDED YOUNGER
VETERANS’ CONVENTION
Comrade C. B. Zeek of Bandon Post
No. 56, G. A. R., patriotic instructor
for the Department of Oregon G. A .;
R. and senior vice-commander of the
Sons of Veterans Department of Ore­
gon, department representative for
r , ; ^ the <j. A?R. a n d T o f v ‘ to the
SEA FOOD DINNED
THOROUGHLY ENJOYED BY
jokes and otherwise having a good
time, returning to town to take up
their conventon work in the afternoon,
singing the praises of the Women of
Port Orford and declaring th a t it
had been the best banquet they had
ever enjoyed, and full of the belief
that without exception every woman
in Port Orford is a perfect cook.
Until the last visiting veteran left
Port Orford one could hear nothing
! but delighted praise for the women
, of Port Orford and of their general
hospitality.
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Come try our coffee. The BEST to son Creek ranch of Mr. Abbott and ex-
be had. Port Orford Cafe.—adv.
pects to make his home on it at once.
F. E. Finley, financial representa­
Lowell Johnston drove up from
Thp Sea Food dinner given the
tive of the national Methodist Hos­ W elderburn Sunday to see his s i s t e
visiting
veterans and their ladies and
pital board for Southwestern Oregon,
RELATIVES OF ENGINEER ON friends, at Agate Beach park, Friday,
encampment of the United Spanish
visited Port Orford a couple cf days
BOAT LOST BETWEEN NEW­
prepared and served by the Ladies of
Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Clinton, Mr. and w ar veterans, was a candidate for De­
last week in the interest of the pro­
Port Orford, was said by many of the
PORT AND PORTLAND
partment
Commander
of
the
G.
A.
R.
posed new hospital in Bandon, which Mrs. Geo. McDonald and Mrs. Breuer
visitors
present to have been the
at
the
recent
encampment
at
Oregon'
INQUIRE
INTO
BODY
of
Norway,
Ore.,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jap
plans taking over the w ork of the
grandest and most enjoyable affair
Jarvis and Miss Leta Clinton of City, losing the office to Comrade F.
Emergency hospital.
FOUND IN BRUSH­
of its kind, they had ever had the CREDIT DUE MAJOR MAGINNIS.
Myrtle Point, Miss Ruth Shroeder of L. Lathrop of St. Johns by two votes,
Great credit is due Major T. F. Ma-
ES CREEK
Mr. and Mrs. Frank DeSouza and ' Coquille, Miss Elizabeth Price a n d iwho uPon motion of Comrade Zeek,!
pleasure of participating in. Besides | ginnis of Marshfield for his services
daughter, Martha, Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Messrs. John Arnold of Mvrtle Point was made the unanimous choice for!
the good eats the several hundred ! in securing cots and bedding at M arsh'
Schade, and daughter, Madeline, and and R. R. Smith had rdcnic luncheon Commander, enjoyed the hospitality
The body o£ tbfi unidentified man people hail a great t;me singing old I field for use in Port Orford during the
son, Larry Junior, all cf Medford, at Hidden Valley camp Sunday.
of the younger war veterans at theirI discovered in the mouth o£ Brushe(i
Mrs. Mabel Gillings, and Mr. and
encampment, at Port Orford the past creek two weeks ago ¡g beljeved tQ songs, meeting old friends, playing 1 encampment.
Mrs. J. F. Gillings, and children,
Rev- and Mrs- w - s - Smith left Mon-
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have been that of a deck hand aboard
Elizabeth, Jean, John William and da\ for Coquille on their month’s va-
Comrade Zeek was accompanied by the gPS schooner, FIaveI, which left
George, made a party of picnicers, cat,°n.
his w.fe, Mrs Martha J Zeek of Ban- Newport £or portlan(j June
Inn Woman’s
XAonion'ci Relief
l?z-il,.,F Corps
f . x».»-.- No
NT.-. 40
1A
who spent all of Sun,lay on Mussel I Miss Nancv Smith> agsigted c A <
don,
coast trading, and is believed to have,
Creek beach at Arizona Inn. The Long in caring fol. tbe ,ar?e cr6wd and senior vice-president department
been destroyed at sea and her crew of j
OF MUCH IMPORTANCE FOR THOSE WHO
Schades and DeSouzes had spent a of patrons ef hJg g
. durf
the of Oregon, representing the depart­
three perished, because the vessel has
BUY CAREFULLY
ment to the womans’ auxiliary United not since been heard from. On the J
week at the Port Orford Auto Camp, encampment.
and very reluctantly left for their
Spanish w ar veterans.
vessel besides the deck hand, who was ,
homes in Medford Monday morning, j M k and Mrs. George Fromm and
Comrade Zeek was a member of Co.
( Marion Zumwalt left the first of the B., ,3th Ind. vol. Inf. during the Civil a Scandinavian seaman and his nam e!
unknown, was the captain, and the
Mrs. Anna E. Neer is spending th e iweek for the Rogue River ^almon fish. 'Aar.
engineer.
MAKING AWAY WITH SHORT LINES OF
week at the home of Robert Fromm. 1 er]es
J. E. Dow, stepfather, and Francis'
Ed Millier, with his daughter and
STORE AND HOTEL TAKE
Saltus, brother, of a man named
her husband, of San Mateo, Calif.,
Saltus, who was engineer on the
GOOD CARE OF PATRONS j
visited Ames Johnston Friday. Some
AT CREATLY REDUCED PRICES
schooner, came to Port Orford Tues-1
th irty or more years ago Ames
Two of the busiest places in Port
day night, and today in company with j
SALE STARTS
worked with Mr. Miller in Humboldt Orford during the United Spanish
Deputy Sheriff G. W. Norton, went to
county, Calif.
War Veterans’ encampment were
the vicinity of Brushes creek, where
The big dance in the Fromm hall the body was buried of the unknown, j
Harold Jensen, of the Bandon Con- Bennett’s general store anil the Port
The Bennett store last Saturday night was the most and when shown the clothing taken
densary, wrecked his auto Thursday Orford Hotel.
night on Sixes River hill. The bright with its large and complete stock was successful affair of its kind th at has from the body and after a minute de­
lights of a passing car blinded him enabled to care for every desire of its J been held in Port Orford for many scription had been given, both th e ,
and he swerved into the loose gravel patrons, while the hotel, under the | >'ears- The hall was filled to its full stepfather and the brother declared
at the side of the road, and slewing management of Mrs. Gentry gave (caPac'ty with a jolly, goodnatured th at it was not the body of their rela­
OREGON
BANDON,
“Juat a little better for lees”
off the highway his car struck a every attention and consideration t o ' crowd, which enjoyed every minute tive, but must have been that of the
the comfort and pleasure of its pa- °f the hours spent in dancing, going deckhand.
The schooner was in
“It’s a pleasure to wait on you.”
stump causing the wreck.
home at a late hour, with expressions charge of Captain Ed Anderson, who
trons.
State Traffic Officer C. C. Williams
of pleasure for the evening spent and had had considerable experience in
assisted in handling the immense line POWER POSSIBILITIES AT­
hoping that the Port Orford Chamber both offshore and coast wise navi-
of cars in town last Thursday even­
TRACT VISITING WAR VET of Commerce would stage another gation.
ing.
such time in the near future.
The Flave, wag q£ 42 grogR tong
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Lee from Albany
The dance given in honor of the and was built at gt He]ens {n m g
H. Baxter and family of Coquille, were housed at the home Mrs. Mabel
visiting Veterans and the ladies of f sbe was owned by p p Bames o£
who spent a couple of weeks at Agate Gillings during the encampment. Mr.
the
Auxiliary at the Woodmens’ hall p ortland
Beach park leaving a week ago for Lee is an employe of the Mountain
Friday evening was a very enjoyable i
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a trip to Klamath Falls, and the Ore­ States Power company and was highly i affair and participated in by a large
FOR CIGARS, TOBACCO AND
gon Caves, returned to Port Orford interested in the possibilities of elec-1 number of the visitors. The hall was
for the encampment.
LUNCH GOODS
trical power production near Port O r-| crowded to its limit and everybody
danced till the midnight hour, when
J. A. Gleason and family of Colo­ ford.
Confectionery and Pool Room
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the dance broke up and the greater
rado Springs, Colo., were Port Orford
LEUTWYLER
PROCLAIMED
nnmber
o£
those
present wont home,
R. R. SMITH,
PORT ORFORD
visitors the first of the week.
PERFECT CAPTAIN 1 expressing themselves
as highly
A rt Mayea went to Powers Satur­
M. B. Kyle, living on the Marsh
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! pleased with the evening’s entertain-
day and reports having purchased the
Rudolph Leurwyler was a proud ment
ranch, near Port Orford, was al­
E. J. Loney timber on Brushes Prairie, man when the Malabon Lair Drum
most killed by an angry Jersey bull
which he will sta rt cutting a t once.
Corps marched into his shop and with EQUAL PENSIONS FOR
Monday while he was leading the
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...... m artial music proclaimed him the per-
animal between his place and that of
ALL
WAR
VETERANS
UkGED
captain. Rudolph and his big
the Forty ranch. The animal knocked
Cedar Co., of Marshfield and Lieuten­ sword was in command of the men on
Comrade L. D. Mahorfi of Portland Iits owner down> then tramped him
ant Bennett H. Bowley, engineer in Battle Rock, during the fight with the
made a stirring address favoring an and butted him repeatedly, rendering
charge of the jetty works at Marsh- Indians.
equality of pensions for Spanish war |
unconscious,
and doubtless
fiedr, were Port Orford visitors dur­
veterans. He said, in part:
(would have killed him but for the in-
ing a part of the encampment.
AEROPLANE FROM SOUTH
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, . ; terference of Kyle’s dogs, who drove!
the w ar records m ,,
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LANDS ON HUBBARD CREEK ,, “In examining
Miss Frances Golden and Howard
,
,
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(the animal away. From there the
the war department, I find th at there i, „ . . . .
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IF YOUR money is worth working for it is worth saving.
Hoover of Marshfield visited in Port
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bull visited the Willis place, butting
were, as of date Dec. 31, 1923, living 1. .,
,
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, ,
,
An
aeroplane
from
Crescent
City
Saved
money, deposited in this bank works for you. Open your
Orford Sunday.
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„„„ in the door of the ranch home, when
,
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landed on the beach at the mouth of 180,631 Civil war veterans, 234,000 ..
account in our Savings 'Department. Do it today, tomorrow you
o
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it was killed by Mr. Willis.
Misses Letha Miller and Mary Hubbard creek Saturday evening, Spanish War veterans, and 4,382,225:
may forget it—the next day you may regret it.
Mr. Kyle was taken to Bandon and ;
Turner of Gold Beach attended the where it remained until Mbnday noon, veterans of the World’s war.
Start a Bank Account for your boy. One of the most vital
his injuries attended, following which
big dance in Port Orford Saturday when it continued on its way toward
The records show that the Civil
lessons is th at taught by the Bank Book. A marked step in
he
was
able
to
he
brought
flick
home.
Marshfield.
night.
w ar veterans are dying at the rate of
your boy’s life is recorded when you show him the value of a
Altho painfully injured, he is not in
7000 per month; that 206,000 of the
Savings Account. .
Mr. and Mrs. B. 0 . Johnson and
a
serious
condition.
Buy your coffee in Denmark.
Spanish war veterans have passed on,
daughter, June, of Gold Beach spent
Special all fine grades, 1 lb. to 5
Saturday and Sunday in Port Orford. lb. cans, 55c per lb. At Nodine Cash leaving 234,000 living, or 46% of our
FARM POINTERS.
number having died.
Mr. Johnson left Monday with Fred Grocery—the store you pass to pay
“The amount of money appropriated
Full foundation sheets
provide
Scofield for the county seat, while more. —Adv.
n iT P ira r a n
c u r
i t ik «
t0 pay th e S o ld ier's pensions fo r 1923 straight combs for manipulation, save
Mrs. Johnson and daughter will spend B U C K S rU K S A L E — A t th e S M - w a« S238 924 872- fo r 1924 8202 9 9 9 -
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View Ranch on Elk River, 25 fine
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wax >n Producing comb honey, anil
the week visiting Port Orford friends.
g rad e Buck lam b s, $7.50 per head.'
L _ _,,
J“A^^.COO.OOO. In cause tbe bees to buRd worker cens
BANDON
OREGON
other words every Spanish W ar Vet- jf left to themselves, Oregon bees are
T, J. Ward has purchased the Edi-
R. G. McKENZIE.
eran could be granted a pension of prone to build manv drone cells.
$50.00 per month and congress would Frames fitted for full sheets of foun-
not have to appropriate a dollar in ad- Nation may be bought from hee supply
vance of the 1924 appropriation, the lrM>n, and directions for manipulation
loss by death paying the increased will be supplied on request by the O.
pensions.
A. C. department of entomology.
“There are 146,815 Civil w ar Vet-
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It is not enough to make a profit—you must make CONTINUOUS
lerans on the pension list and 253,136
Eight advantages of copper carbon-
profits.
i widows; Spanish war Veterans 85,- ate dust treatm ent of seed wheat for
Our reliable 7 per cent Cumulative First Preferred Stock will yield
^ ¡ 0 3 8 , and 16,104 widows, making 3 ?mut control are as follows: effective
a permanent, reliable and dependable income for its owners.
Dividends payable four times each year.
¡total of 517.528 pensions.
¡control, low cost, less labor, good ger-
‘ J “ If we expect to get an adequate j mination> thicker
8tanf'’ vi*°rous
; pension for the Spanish war veterans, plants, no loss from holding after
| we must be up and doing. Tney a r e ! treatm ent, one-fourth of seed saved.
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As Permanent and Safe as the Counties It Serves.
I passing away every day. We have fa rm and O. A. C. station tests have
I !
a,g feat (,eal f ™ neTy from ' proved the success of the new method.'
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j the Soldiers’ indigent fund. It is a _____________________________ _
w I splendid thing, but we fought for a
i common cause, for the same Country
I—it was not a state affair, so an ade-
• I iiuate pension should be given each
and every soldier.
GARAGE AND MACHINE SHOP
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“There should be an equal pension.
LEUTWYLER BROS.
¡The Civil w ar veterans receive $72.00
Every business and professional man,
St for total disability. The American
Garage work of all kinds, springs for any car always in stock
‘ ' ! Legion Veterans $80.00, and the
Horshoeing and general blacksmithing
and rancher and dairyman, too, should
Spanish war Veterans $30.00.
SCHOONER FLflVEL
AN EVENT
August Clearance Sale
Quality Goods
DANCES BIGGEST AFFAIDS
OF KINO EVER DELO HERE
Saturday, August 1st.
G O LD EN RULE STORE
The KOZY
IYI. B. KYLE HAS NARROW
ESCAPE WITHIMAD BOLL
Make your money
Work for Y O U !
Bank of Bandon
“An Idle Asset is a Loafer.
j \ n J\ctive Asset is a Producer.”
Coos â? Curry Telephone Co.
Business Stationery
have letterheads and envelopes printed
especially for him. And it is a matter
that he should not economize on by buy­
ing the cheapest he can get. Good sta­
tionery pays big dividends. Let us show
you samples.
PRICES WILL BE RIGHT
THE PORT ORFORD TRIBUNE
Port Orford, Oregon
BATTLE ROCK
h U C IL E S
M IL L IN E R Y
Over Three Hundred Here.
The Department officials reported
that there were over three hundred
people belonging to their different
organization- in Port Orford during
the encampment.
ACETYLENE WELDING
and Roady-to-Wcar
of Portland have established
store in Bandon.
PORT ORFORD
OREGON
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Coats, Suits, Dresses,
Hats
ALASKAN blue and silver black
foxes; finest quality at lowest prices
for early delivery. New booklet
At Rea«onable Prices.
now, References, Bradstreet and six
banks, over 25-yr. period; 4,200 DRESSMAKING — TAILORING
acres devoted to foxes. See our
BANDON
local breeder-representative, F. M ., Phone 381
Steeves, Port Orford, Oregon, or I
w ri’-e Clean’ Bros., Fox Farms.
Dept. P. Seattle U. S. A.
ll-10c.
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