The Port Orford tribune., July 03, 1906, Image 1

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F » O K 'r
W A N TED : l>y a Chicago wholesale and
m all order boom, assistant manager
O H P O R D ,
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
O R E G O N ,
W E D N E S D A Y ,
J Ü E Y 3 .1 Ö O « .
IN li m !><» i* 1 1 .
Triona Uwn, A ct J u g
s . 1878,— Timber Land, Aet Jane 8. 1878,—
T IM E
NoUea fo r Pahlieatlou.
NOTICE FOR PUB LICA TIO N.
Large Part of the Say Span
,8 8 milch roam, 14 head young
STATS AMD DIHTBiCT O r n C B S S t
Catted States Land Office,
United States Land I iffice.
Joining territory. Salary 830 and ex-
harhaaltas Going To and I
tod te a « and all kinds o f far­
Roseburg,
Oregon.
May
2»ud,
1908.
Bow-hu g. Oiegon, M ay 7th, 1908
paid weekly; expense money ad U. 8. Sen'ta—John M . Oearln of Port­
Nutiee to Iwaeby given tost in
ming tools. F or further particular»
Notice
is
hereby
given
that
iu
cum-
land and Chab. Fulton of Astoria
Work pleasan*.; position pei ■
provisions of theset of
«all or address
“Do Naw Torktrs aver stop to think
i manent. No investment or experience Jongrvssman, F irst District— Binger
8, 1878, entitled ‘ An
I t need scarcely be told that la
Jaa. P. O u i » ,
Hermann, of Roaebnrg.
timber lands iu the how much time thsy spend la travel­ the pipes of long ago each feather
n.
n* l ulred W rite St onre for fu ll par-
uenmara, Mrs
, nd endoae self-addresaed en- Governor—Goo. E. CliamberUin 8a-
- '-w'.™»*fat Oregon, Nevada, ing to and from busloeu every day.
t w u M t o a ll Lie Public L a id States k i i w ta T o S e P ttb lle L«!d8tata»'uv and what It amounts to In their llvear* appended to the stem represented
relope.
“
lew.
oooper a c o ,
This question was asked by a Berlin aa enemy alaia. I f one doubted
T im b k k L a s o , A c t Juna 3, 1878.— 18 w.
act of tcaust a im m
18Î Lake 8t., Chicago, 111. Secretary of State—F. I . Dunbar, 8a- by act o f A ’J j p e t 4, lf99.
I
O H A u f t ™ 8C H U K M A N N
t in tbs Marlborough hotel the the record of the war eagle feath­
r lem.
other day. reports the Herald.
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State
Weude.hi’
vn,
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tw
tyef
Curt
v.
State
latice for Pahltoatloa.
er« the warrior then showed the
State T.«usurer—Chas. 8. Moore, Sa­
I aotlca." ha added, “that your bast-
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¡1*« this day filo I in this
lem.
men usually live in the suburbs acalpe of the enemy, which were
this office bis sworn statement^No. e;,03,! office her sworn *f»;en>er.t No. 66.".), Tor
8upL Public Instruction—J. H . Aok-
« * 1 W * M thepsrehaae o f t i « K i N W } sod N f and spend about an hour coming in fa kept an a sort of sacred proof of
United states Land Office,
tks morning and aa hour going horns hto word. 8ach pipes were need
in Z ' T u* ‘‘i iP 5 °
8<o i"a •No-
*n T o w n s i i i o
erman. Sul.in.
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good
D
a
ir
y
R
a
n
c
h
situated
on
l B»nse No. M W . and will offer j Ko. 36 Month, Iisn ie No. 13 Wesi at night. 1 his moans two hours s day,
M oti«' rg. Oregon, M ay, 7th, 1906.
State
Printer—J
,
R.
Wbltney,
Salem.
Six*»
River,
9
miles
from
Port
O
r
lord,
is hereby given that in
proofto show that the lan I sought is , an.) w ill offer proof to show th rt or 12 hours la sJX working days of the only on occasions of peace and
<w with the provisions of consisting of 3 2 0 acres ol land—OO Attorney Geneml—A . M . Crawford, more valuable for its tim 'w r or atone lb« land sonjht to more valuable
week, 1864 bburs'a year. Figure this war. Speaking roughly, says Oat-
the aet of Congress of Jane S, acres bottom land under cultivation,
Salem.
than for a^rioulteial purposes, and t o : >ot its timber or stone than for sgricel- out yourself, and Just see how much ing, the beat pipes of eastern
1878, entitled “ Aa act for the sale of
aaid fond
tom
lietore " toral pur.-.-es wiiG
and 'V
to rptautiBU
establish nor
her time you waste In your railway cars.
ffiwaai ’»muffii
-beach and h jll land mostly in Clerk State Land Board—O. O. Brown. establlsh Ilia olaim to said
tribes were in molded clay, the
tim ber land» in (heStatesof California,
the Register and RecetVfcr^Af
if this of- criatou to ask) ««<1 before the Comity
¿raas. The plaoAlf
"
a t Roseburg, Oragos. on
u ' Wednee- Werk and Cl« k of Cnupty Court of And yet you prids yourselves on being bent of the western tribes la slate
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Coos and O d r r y -
y 1" MT|11« vatfoa.
ilto 19th day of August,
A
TfO6.
Oo i y C o n j.v, at Ills office at OoM
Pipestone taken fro m the famous
John 8. Goke.
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‘‘In Europe It is different In Berlin
ts witnesses t
Beech. O.ejon, on Friday, the 3rd dav
two houses, twbTxroS, two orchards,
and Paris, for instance, g boaineee man quarry west of the Mtoaisaippi.
C. L Lwavengood
Ore.
— . of
__ Roseburg,
__________
—
of August, 1916. - -
Joint Representative for Coot and
plenty
of
good
ruaniog
wsterand
place
of Sm ith M eet1
. - , County
. ‘ . ' .
T W ora.
Q G ilbert of Roeeburg Ore.
She names sa witnesses:
Uvea either In the same building with Before the great baffalo and ante­
Curry—Robert Burna.
átate of California,
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has this day filwl mostly under la m ."
George Tu.ner of Roeebuig Ore.
W u . B. M ille r of Wedde.bu. n, Ore his business or within short walking lope haste, when herds of game
in this office his sworn statement No.
For farther particulars call or ad Judge, 3d Judicial District—J. W.
Warren Beatly of Boeeburg Ore.
• Stanley Pry ot W c'deiburn, Ore.
distance of IL Ws dos t hsvs to rush were driven into a pound or in-
•747 for Ute purchase of the Kf 8W4 ' dress me at Port Orford, Oregon.
Hamilton, Roaebnrg.
Any and ail peruous claim ing i Fred 8 iwect oi Wedder'i.’ nr, Ore.
out of had in tbs morning, dress hur­
of Section No. 3, in Township No. W
adversely
the
above-dead
i:wd
lands
are
closed area of snares, it was cus­
Fred
J.Scb’iemcan
of
Wedderburn
O
Prosecuting Attorney, Id Judicial Dis­
riedly and often go without breakfast,
Smith, Range No. 14 West, and will
H . C.
requested to file their claluis in this
Any and a ll pereonsclaimlngauverse-
tric
t—George
M.
Brown,
Roseburg.
tomary
for the Indiana to whiff
as
yon
do.
to
catch
our
train.
As
s
proof to show that the land
ieeon or before said t t lh uay of ly the above-desciibed lands are
U. 8 . Commissioners—J . H . Upton, August. 1900.
it is more Valuable (or its timber
rule we take two hours for luncheon
the incease oTpropittotioa to th -
quested io-file their claims in tbisol
or Vtone than for agricultural purpose»,
Langlois.
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J. H . U P T O N ,
D b m a k im L . E ddy , Register.
on or before *sid 3rd dav of Angnst, colng home to sat it with onr family, spirits of the animals ib o a t to bit
and to establish hie claim to said land
1906.
and in the evening ws walk horns Isis-
coobtt
orricsna.
slain, explaining that only the de­
before the County Clerk and Clerk of
B s h ' amw L. Eouv. Register.
ureiy instead of rushing for onr train
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County Court of Curry County, at bis
sire for food compelled the Indi­
County Judge— E. A. Bailey, Gold
as
yon
do.
I
tall
you
this
is
such
an
office at Gold Beaeh, Oregon, on Mon­
Beach.
advantage. Of course. New fo rk is so ana to k ill and that the bunt waa
T im b e r L a n d , A c t J u k e 8, 1878—
NOTARY PUBLIC,
day, the 9th day of August, 1998.
County Commissioner»—J. W. Cooley,
situated that perhaps the same plan the will of the Master of Life, or
He names as witnesses:
Mai ray.
N o tic e fob P it e l k a t io m .
would not work here and you art “Master of the Soaring Winda,”
Clietco;C. W. Haiues, Eekley.
John L. Crook of Gold Beach Ore.
L amouhs , C vbby Co., O uo o a.
Alien Lawrence of Gold Beach, Ore.
obliged to live soma distance from
..—
«-re . ■ . Sheriff—o. E. Marstera, Gold Beach.
On Mrs. M . J, W ittm ann’s
United
Stales
Land
Office,
who would compensate the ani­
John Osin n<ler of Gold Beach Ore.
dealer in Town Lota, ana Improved County Clerk—George W . Smith,
at Denmark, a dark red thiee yesr old your office; hat nevertheless I think mals in the next world. The pipes
Rosehui j , Oregon. Apr I 2nd. 1908.
Samuel McVay of 8tniUi River, Cal.
you
people
waste
too
much
time
travel­
Notice is hn-soy given thstfn oomoli- aiaar with a white spot on forehead
and W ild Lands.
Gold Beach.
Any s»*l all personsclau .iogailverse-
snee
the pcovitioosoi the set of square crop on le.t eur and slope In ing, and considering the little time you used for thia ceremony usually
ly the above-described lands are reques­
County
Treasurer—Jarnos
Caugheli,
an spend at home I don’t see that you show the figure of an a n im al.'o th ­
Filings and Final Proofs Made on
Con>e-» o'Jen s 3. 18i8, entitled ‘An
ted to Ale their claims in this »Aloe on
Wedderburn.
act .or wie
oi Utuber lands in the In the rig h t ear.
profit much by living In the aubnrbs.
or before the said 8tb day of August, ilomestoads and Pre-emptions.
Indian»,
The owner Is requested to come for­ You are far ahead of us Europeans In ers show the fljrnres
Assessor—A. J. Marsh, Port O rio n !.
States ot Csli.'orais. Oregon. Nevada,
1906.
with
locked
bands.
This
typifi.
and
Iu
Washington
Territory,’
aa
'ex­
ward, pay pasturage and for tills efi- many things, but yon bars yat to laarn
School Supt.—Ames 8 . Johnston, Port
B b s js m ib L . Knnv, Register.
G E N E R A L 0 0 N V E Y A N 0 N I0 .
tended to all tlie Public Land States by tlce.
how to be mors conservative With your a vow of friendship to be terrain
Orford.
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act of Av-roat 4. 1392.
time. It counts. I tell you. and this ated only by death. I t waa uau
M a « y *J, W ittmamw ,
Surveyor—R. J. Canfield Agness.
b
SA M U E L A I-E X A N D E R
strenuous life doss not pay.”
ally between men, but acme times
of
8U T b l.u 8 .«et, Portland, Coutrtyof
Denmark, Oregon
Coroner—D r. T. C. Oroen, Port O rf
Multoomsh, Stale of Oiegon, filed Io
ortf.
between a man and a woman, in
thia office on Oct. 87, 1MM. i l i a s w o i 'p
SLAVE T O COLOR FREAKS. which caae the platonic bond not
U'BTIBOH or TMB COOBTS.
statement No. 0-V.S tor the pu.cbaae of
hOTICK FOR PUEUCATI3X.
Circuit Court meets Fourth Monday in the 8JN E1 N | 8 E | of Section 29, in
Man H a rd ly Knows Mis Own W ife, only precluded but forbade the
Township No. S4 South of Range No.
very possibility of marriage.
August of each year.
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Mar Appaaraass Changes
14 West, aud
w ill
offer
proof D E P A R T M E N T O F T H E IN T K R IG t.
A fter that who shall any that th -
Is Often.
T h e O kboon D a il y J o c b k a i . to the leading Democratic newspaper of County Commissioners Court meets to show that the land sought is more Land Office a t Roseburg, Otefon,
atolid Indian has no vein of senti­
first Wednesday in January, April, valuable for its timber or atone than
May 14 19 «
"I'm glad I ’m not my wife," said
July
and September of each year. for agricultnral purposes, and to estab­
Oregon, issued a t Portland.
.
Notice is' hereiiv given that th < f«i the dyspeptic, as ha settled down to ment in bla nature?
lish his claim to said laud before tlie
Probate Court meets first Monday in Register and Receiver of this office at Icwing-named settler lias filed notice
One of the moat carious pipea
his hygienic luncheon of rare roast
Roseburg, Oregon, on Thursday, the of h is intention to make final proof
I have seen 1 bought frdm a Cree
The managers also issue a S b m i - W b k m . y , which is especially adapted
beef,
creamed
onions
and
boiled
rlee,"
support
of
bis
claim,
and
tlist
said
98th day of June,Tl*0&
COBBY OOL'STY COST O I H O U AKD VOST-
proof will be made before J. H. Upton. relatee the Philadelphia Record. "I'd on a reservation east of the refn
He names as fritn i-M ci:
■ AST ISA .
U , 8. Commissioner, st his offloe at be dead if 1 were. I have trouble gee Bioax. I t to in the shape of a
for people who do not care for a D a ily , but w ant a goo'd fa m ily paper.
John Q U U tart of Marshfield, Ore.
LanglolH.jOrexnn^ou^Ju'v 31, 190«, via enough keeping alive as It Is.
Carles L Byron of Seattle, Wash.
Chetoo. . . . . r ......... k. . . Mlaa Id a Cooley.
war hatebet of a metal which I
W ilfred J Itawrle of Seattle, Wash
Fancy the shape I'd be In If I had
A n y of these paper» can be bad in com bination w ith the P O R T O R H a r b o r ....,......... . . FleUber Gardner.
H . E No. »796, for tlie l ot« 3, 4, 2 and to change my «pots—I mean my color do not know, though I snnpect it to
HArry C Lttdorf of Seattle, Wash.
Gold Beach........ Miss Liszie Caugheli.
Any and a ll persoaa olal-oing ad­ 7 cf Sec. 13, Tp 31 8 . R 13 W.
i often as flck'.e fashion dictates. galena mixed with el«y, the edge
Hu numes the following witnesses
F O R D T R I R U H M , a t the following rale»:
.
*w.
Wedderburn....... .............. Fred Odgers. v e n « / the above-deAcri’xv' land, see
Why, I've forgotten what color my being sharp enough, but the back
to
prove
bis
rontinuous
residence
upon
Illih e e ...................... M r. K. . Russell. requested to file their clakus in this of­
wife originally was. sba's undergone of the ax being a bowl and the
fice on or before said 25tii day of June, and cultivation of said land, vis:-
M a rla l.......................... T. W . Billings. 190«.
Fre<i J. Hois*ss.<>( f-angloie, Oregon. so many beauty transformations. And handle a pipe stem. The odd line«
Agness........... . . . . . M rs. J. D. Cooley.
Ed Sypher, of Lan I is, Oregon. Alfred now she's got to do it again.
B im jx m h i L EhDY, Register.
Hait. ol D enm ark, Oregon. James
A friend just tack from the other In Indian carvings and woven
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Ophir................ » . . ¡ . . . . W . E. Borrow.
W hite, of Langlois, Oregon-.
tide
hsj told her that though red work are not without meaning.
C o rb in .................... . 8. K. D a rtu
B E N JA M IN t E D D Y , Register.
hair continues to be the proper caper, Fighting Mistah could read a le­
Port Orford ................. Ames Johnston Notice fcf Male o f County Lands.
must now be tacked up by green gend where we saw nothing hat
Denmark............................... J. a Capps.
eyes and a dead whits skin. The hair
le m *
Notice
la
hereby
given,
that
on
Mon-
biskrre markings. There were the
Langlois
E. Raelcleff.
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and skin are easy enough, but even my
’ c k to y .............................J. A. Haines. dav the second day of July, 1908, a k | O U R H IS T O R Y IS M a n o t l l l»»c wife Is a little afraid of the beauty circular lines, hollow down, mean­
r
tlie Court House door, in the town of
W K T J ffiM A ffiC U U N E
■(U
specialist who Is willing to undertake ing clouds; the cross, meaning the
Gold Beach, in the State of Oregon Sard and Uaaotored Xa the Ohroatato to make her eyes look green.
coming of the priest; the tree
t and County o' Curry, 1 10 o’efook th
of the
“There’s Just one grain of comfort type of peat*e, with its branc
,_
j the forenoon of said day, I will offer
w ith
in It all for me—though she achieve
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the pallid skin, the green eyes and the overshadowing the nations;
for sale, and sell to 'he hifffo-at bidder
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for cash, all property to which C rry
Onr history to hard and masca- red hair, it will not give her a tem­ wavy line, signifying water;
County baa acquired title by virtue of line; colored with few purple perament to correspond. 1 shall yat arrow, war. The ordinary Indi
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enjoy the modicum of peace it 1% In can read a tribal aong or chroni
sale for taxes.
lights; too little related to onr ten; her capricious nature to allow ma.”
from obscure drawings on tbe f
Dated at Gold Beach this 33rd day derer sentiment* and deeper pas­
of M ay, 1906.
of
a rock or craay colored w
sions. When older peoples have N E W E S T IN W H E E L B A R R O W 8
on a scraped buffalo akin.
8 . E. MAlavsna
paused, aa we did then, they have
Slieriff of Curry County,Oreg,
looked upon fa r different scenes, Folding Steel Frame Makes Convta-
tant Conveyance for tha 8a-
CHAUFFEURS OF T IT L E .
says W illiam G arrott Brown, in
harhnn Gardener.
My »dtry Ranch a t Denm ark, of teff- (man’or woman) lor this county and ad
FOB SALE.
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The Best to be had in
Carry Coanty, a t reason
«ble Prices.
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Bill Heads,
Letter Heads,
Le¿al Blanks,
.dny Thin a.
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Briefs,
Posters,
Envelopes
Statements,
.Up-to-Bate ÌCork Don
on Short Notice
Satisfacton Guaranteed
N O TIC E FOB PU B LIC A TIO N
D EPA RTM ENT OP T H E IN T E R IO R
M ay 14, I « «
N w la la h .. w di) . _
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1 1 «6 W
lo wins-named settle' mss filed ' notice
ot hts intention to tusk« final proof in
hl'pportnf bis claim, and that arid
proof w ill be made before J. H Upton
U. 8 Commissioner , at his office at
r i t i s e
I ¿ connection w ith
the Atlantic.
F airer companies
• f Nsrops Whs Aotu-
Tim ber la n d , Aet Jane
1878— have stood about more stately
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
figures of triumph or of tragedy
United SUts> L red Office.
Rossburg, Oregon, A pril 2, >e06.
’ . than that America and the world
The common
Mottos rt hereby ftlveu tb -ii f t com­ now gazed upon.
pliance wUh the provlefo.i*, of «r» sot chamber, the gaunt, pale presi­
of Conqtess of June 8, 167-, eu rd ed
“ An act for tbe *rie of t ;inue* foci’ s dent, the strong, bearded counsel
la the State o ’ O ilfo ra ls . Or»'',•on. o n at his bedside— this waa un­
N rve d a ro d Weshidqtoa T er.ito c y.” like the scenes which European
sv extended to ell the Pupilo Latid
peoples have fixed in their mem
States bv act of A o iu rt 4, IfrU.
’ H A R R Y C.TLUDORF
oriea. Charlea I. and Mary Btnart
ol 113 11 Ave.8oath Seattle, county of on their scaffolds, the barons and
King, Htato of Washington, Hied in Cils
office on Oct 94 I9U4. bfs sworn state­ the king at Bnnnymede, M a ria
ment No b(>34 tor the po.ciiase of tile Theresa appealing to the nobles
lota I I , 13, 13 sail P Oi section No 28,
Township 34 Soeih of Range 14 West, of Hungary to take up their
for her child, Marie Antoi
and will offer p io o ftn s c o w .b ______aworda
a t the
too.1 ko.'gbt lb more Vain. b«e for Its nette and Mirabean, and many an
tu ib s r o , ,re ‘st:..:u for e „ -iie
u tnral
____, ______ .
leu
turai
I re i povea, re* to o-i ,’»!• a 4s cfolta other pageant of human love and
io »»W ford '* • ’<>♦» D m - Register and sacrifice are treasured np by other
Receive*-at '«Is office st Rovebnr? Ore­ people aa we have treasured np
gon. on TberscJry ne 38U day ef June.
thia crude, unlackeyed m artyr
1906.
dom.
He uemev a« wUnctao :
Cerio? L Ry.on o’ Se-.-i le, Wash
Even the great personality of
John Q G ¡loeri of Maivlitteld Ore.
Lincola, now potent in ao many in
Wit!’- '«l J Itawrie of (fosrtle. IVa^ii.
Fred G Stewart o." V o m ' mi -.- k .. Ore.
dividual lives, intimate and fam il­
Any *"<? all po vom ol. i . ' l r q ad
veriely i - e t «ove <'r e,-<ed | -iris are iar of ao many of our hidden
regne led o file t.ielr ci. l.n« 1) this moods, waa not yet fully revealed
'■fflee oo or before w ’cl 23 ovy o< June, to hto fellow«. I t waa the eman
Ì9 W .
cipator only that had fallen, tbe
B u u m ia L. E ddy , Register.
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H E. No. lo»;7 for the N | NRJ, Her
10.NW1 NWJ^Sec. 1I.8E 1
fe e s ,
fp 39 8, R 16 W,
He names the foitowln? witnesses P>
prove bis continuous residence upon
an*l cultivation of said land, via:
Gonr.e F iU hiw ti, of Po«t Orfotd
Oregon James yulgfor. of port O r­
ford, Oiegon. John Prodi. <4 Port O>
fon», I » r e g o n . Eugene Piense,
O tfo id ,
Grog««««.
BENIAMINI». EDDY Register
Wheelbarrows of steel or wood, or a
ally Drive Their Own Au-
combination of (best materials, are
made la great variety of form and con­
struction. sod for many special uses
But two- monarchs actually
but perhaps tbe newest tbint in wheel
barrows Is ona niaJe wltb a fohllny, drive motor cars, though royalty
steel frame, which can be knocker has taken most kindly to the anto
town for shipment. The bo^y and mobile.
handles of this wheelbarrow are ot
The king of Ita ly and tbe youn*
wood, but the legs and traces coastl-
t a ting the supporting frame, are ot king of Hpain are the only one
steel and are riveted together and hott­ who handle their cars themselves,
ed to th } body when tks wheelbarrow and the H|»aaiah rnler to quite c:
set up.
Tha folding steal frame wheelbarrow pable o f crawling under his ca.
may. by virtue of Its collapslblllty. and repairing breakdowns as ex
pressnt another advantage, it Is a pertly as a mechanic.
garden barrow. It would be quite pos­
His intention of having and run
sible for the suburban dweller about
to start a girden and- Impatient tor a aing bis o v a car very nearly
«rhe«I barrow with which to begin broogbt about a cabinet crisis, a»
work, tu buy one of these folding steel H was feared that 'bexfould kill
trams wheelbarrows, knocked down
himself and precipitfffe a révolu
and have It wrapped up and carry II
tioa;
bat he handles hto car like
home wltb him. Even In Its k-tocked-
down form, what wltb Its wid.k and a veteran and takes more enjoy-
the ter.gth of its handles,
foidi ig , ment In the sport than be ha«
steel frame wheel!arrow would make, found in any other diversion.
for blm, considerable of a bundle to
When King Edward was prince
carry; but he could probably get It
home without knocking down more of Wales be was the first royal pu
than 16 or 90 people In getting on and tron of the sport, and be still owns
off tbe cars with IL where he couldn’t a greater number and variety ot
have carried aa old-style wheelbarrow
than any other ruler.
leader and shepherd of men. Out­ st all.
wardly a t least bis experience was
limited as theirs waa. D /Ia g in
the midst of multitudes, master of
armies aud of navies, he was still
«* the fro n tie r; aa, indeed, a lt our
American life waa still, in a sense,
only the frontier» and w estern
fringe of European life.
True, Lincoln also leads us tack
to the princes whose peer he was,
bat we can pass from bis death
bed with ao irreverence, no sense
of shock or change, to look ont, in
the plain light of day, upon the
whole wide field of work and strife
and progress which was aiwayatn
hto thought, and glimpse the gtti
♦nde and statff of the republic
when his snmmOas passed, like an
angelus, across the eontiaeat.
à
can
Gsrmnn 8sttlsrs in Virginia.
During the past year more than 20
German families from tha north.and
west have settled near Msherrte, Va.
about.
They have
sown
grass and
nock.
and are making money. They live »co-
oomlcnlly and work, losing IIttl« or no
time in going to stores and shops to talk
and Idle, and whan it la too bad for out­
door work th»> manage to have some-
thing to attend to In tbs haras sod
«tabla, making repairs. Axing harness
and wagons and plosrs and Implements
They plant small crops, stick to their
fruit trem and vineyard»,
hare many here sod are «mat milk and
batter maker« Poultry, too, is in their
IMS. and nsarly ail the time' they bare
(omethlag to a l l to tbs markets They
know tbe seeret of keeping thlr stock of
produce fresh, are asst and tasteful In
the handling of It. and pst pood prices.—
Richmond Neva Uttar.
The queen w ill Ibia year net up
her own ckr, aa will Princess
Chrlatinn and the present prince
and princess of Wales arc much
in teres ted in motoring.
Tbe kaiser was the first to rn-
f M tlU
greater interest to in the niechan-
icsl side of motoring, and in thia
bis brother, Prince Henry, follow«
him, tbe la tte r having a bobby for
visiting factories and studying
tbe cars in preaena of construc
tiou.
Oddly enough, President I x h i -
bet has not taken to motoring,
and each year be dri««es to open
tbe automobile slrow la bis four-,
horse carriage, though It was in
France the mntor car «Mined its
early progress nnff Francs still
leads the world in i