The Port Orford tribune., September 05, 1906, Image 1

P O R T
T im b e r
I^ in d ^ Act,
O R F O R U ,
W A N T E D : by a Chicago wholesale snd
i w a il order house, assistant m anager
im au er woman) for this county and ad­
jo in in g territory. Salary «30 and ex-
peusea paid w eekly; expense mopey ad-
anced. Work p le a s a n ti position pei •
nianent. N o investm ent or experience
required. W rite at once for fu ll p ar­
ticu lar* and enclose self-addressed en­
velope.
C O O P E R A CO ,
18w.
133 Lake 8t , Chicago, 111
Ju n e 3 187«,—
XOTiC^ FQ K P U B L IC A T IO N .
U n ited State* L an d Qfflee.
Roseiuirg, Orex-'U, Au«. I t — 18 6.
N p tlja i* hereby given t b i t In eotn-
pliaoc* with 'he provision* or tlie a t
of Congress of June 3, 1878, enti led
‘ •An A ct (o r die kale of T im be L an d *
In tlie States of 0*1 fortiia, Oregon Ne­
vada, a n d W "»hingloii T errito ry , aa
extended to all the Pub lc Land State*
by A ct of Augu-t «. 1882
IjB K T R W E 8 T B A O 0 E
.of Roseburg, county o f Douglas, St i'e
ofO regvn, did on July 18th laO5 file
in thl» office h l, «worn statem ent No.
70M (or the purchase of tha 8 WJ KBJ
Sec. 30, WJ NKJ and 8 E } N K |
Sec­
tio n Mo. St in Township N ». S3 Sotith
o f Range No. 14 West end w ill offer
p ro of to show that the laud sought I ,
more vain ible (o r its tim b er o r (tone
than fo r agriculturist purpose*, end to
establish his claim to ssfd land before
th e R egister and Keoeiverof t Is office
a t Roseburg, Oregon, on Wednesday,
the 7th d ay of Nov 180«.
H e names as witnesses* :
J . Q. G ilb e rt, of Roseburg, O re. I
George T u rn e r, o f Roseburg, Ore.
W a rre n B eatty, of Roaeburg, O re.
C. I . Leavengood,' of Roseburg, Ore.
A n y and all persons c la im in g ad­
versely the above described la n d - are
requested to Die th e ir rla ltu i in th l*
office on o r before s rid 7th day of Nov.
lflOA
BtxjA M ix L . E ddy . Register.
O R E G O N ,
T imbxs I* axb , A ct J unk », 187«,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
t
Dotted States Land Office,
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.j,
STATS AMO distbict
W E D N E S D A Y ,
orriciBS :
7 . 8. Seu’ta—Jonathan Bourne Jr., of
Pottlaud and Chas. Fulton *of Astoria.
Congressman, First District— Willis
O. Hawley, of Salem
Governor—Geo. E. Chamberlain Sa­
lem.
Secretary of State—F. L Dunbar, 8a-
Roseburg,Oregon, M .y 33nd, 180«.
Notice is.hereby given « that
m a t in com­
pliance w ith the provision* o f the si-t
of Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled
“ An S' t for the sale of Am ber la n d * In
the d a te s of C alifornia, Oregon, Neva­
da,and W ashington T e rrito ry ,” a* e x ­
tended to a ll the P ublic Laud State*
by a c t of A 'lxu at 4, 1882
JU D S O N H . R O S E N B E R G
S E P T E M B E R
3, 190«
SURE ENOUGH UMBRELLAS.
C r g a .M
e iw w lu u w a ,
<•» A s h a a ll Chteta, a t give
A » l*
The Berlin po.ict authorttUa intend
to take severe m-abursa to suppress tbs
practice of pl*/4?.g poker In public
place*.
>
\ \ lldeats are on the lncreaee In Scot­
land. One measuring (four feet long was
captured' in a trap in Poo lews a few
week* ago.
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i
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’i he Liverpool police have stopped the
practice—common there— of canvassing
for the eale of coifina a t houses w h e re '
a death hx* taken rises.
♦
Nearly 30 Englishmen are now a t
w ork on seven um brella* t o r __
Ashanti chief and bis faith fu l staff,
aaya the Loudon Express.
'There is nothing under the sun a
«Aief can wear, not even excepting a
*
lem.
of Vbetdeen, oounty of Chehalis State ‘ »»t-off silk hat or a red-lined cavalry
W a u k i
a
« lita
In «.
M l...« ' ! . .
sM 1
awx r « a l o l l l u 4 max I t r , u t u i l
....
,
State T. eaanrer—Oeo. A. Steel of Sa­ ’ r o x F f W
aahlogton, l b , n a*
this / day
filed in d*t
coat,
so calculated to strike awe
into
t ill* office h l* sworn atat. m ent No. 8805, the minds of re fra c to ry natives a id
lem.
i Germany's colony in Southwest A trio *
SupL Public Instruction—J. H. Ack­ fo r the purchase ol the SJ N W J \V1 N so Imbue them w ith a spirit of obe­ w ill reach over t ÍO.O80.WO helor* th * money which the government bureau
E l of Svotlon No. 12 in Township No dience *a a “gingham."
ol engraving and printing w ill hereafter
erman, Salem.
A good D a i r y I t a n c h situated on
848, R-nge No 14W ,
and w ill offer
present insurrection la put ('.own,
turn out w ill he ro ft sn< velvety, if
Traders, when they want to obtain
Sixes River, V miles from P o rt O rford, State Printer—Willis Dunlway, Salem. proof t'i show that the land sought is
" T tia Is a gross case/' said a Man­ Important experiments which hrs now
free access to the Country o f one of [
Attorney
General—A.
M.
Crawford,
consisting o f 3 2 0 acres ot iand— BO
more valuable fo r it* tin ilie r or stone the beetlle tribes, make present* of
chester w agUtrate to a priaouer, who being conducted in the presence of
s a i a « « s f t w t &
b u s
acres bottom land under cu ltiv a tio n ,
Salem.
jvoru-out clothing to the natives, or was rnshlng bta-mwhtnHtred a n rro rty - Treasury officials for the purpose of
rest bench and hill land mostly InJ Clerk State land Board—G. fL Rrown,
fourth appearance before him for drunh- demonstrating the advantageaof a novel
the Register and Receiver of this ot- even a “gamp” to a particularly obsti­
grass. The place la capable of run-1
Salem
enneas.
c
¡chemical treatment, for paper prove
‘
flea a t Roseburg, Oregon, on Wednes­ nate and pugnacious chief.
Tbs French arm y administration Is satisfactory. The result of the adoption
ning a Dairy of 28 cows at present time. Joint Senator for Does and Curry— day, the 28th day of A u gu st, 1WKJ.
i A Ixindou syndicate of Gold Coast
organizing an extensive automobile train of the new secret process, says Geyqr**
traders has given the order snd are
H e names as witnetasa«- »
John 8. Coke.
two bouses, tw o barns, two o re h .rd s ,
Any and ail persona c la im in g paying for the umbrellas in question service, to be used as convoys. T h * Stationer, w ill be to rtvolutlonlss a
plenty ol good ru n n in g water and (dace Joint Representative for Coos and
adversely the ahove-descrihed lands arc which Win be given to bribe the vain
trains are built after the design* of Col. portion of the work connected with the
C u rry— Robert Burn*,
mostly under fence.
ttested to file their claims in this dusky warriors
Renard, a well-known w riter on m ilitary printing of the paper moneyjjjxhe Uni tpd
For further particular* call or ad- Judge, 3d Judicial D is tric t—J.
» on or before said 28th
2»th day o
----- 8m |tll &
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i f i ’ Messrs.
topics.
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.....
State*. Under'IEe new process it w ill
August, 180«.
Hamilton, Roaeburg.
,
'dress me at Port Orford, Oregon.
The British Army snd Navy Gazette take* juat (0 days' less time to maou-
ford street, are making them, a t <33
B
kmamin
L
.
E
udv
,
Register.
Prosecuting A ttorney, >d Jud icial D is­
aaker "Ta It not agign of racial degen- facture a bank-note than under the
, fo r the large one and £ 3 0 each for
H . C. A llkx .
j the other*.
er^tlon when our ahldiera fed pride la Present method.
The chemical aolu-
trict— George M . Brown, Roaeburg.
When finished the umbrella* w ill ba
wearlog upon thairfcreasts. in the recog- ’ lo» »ot qaly render* the paper soft
V. 8. Commissioner»— J . H . Upton
nized place for w ar decoration*, medal* »»<1 velvety, but^ It also make* it non-
gorgeous beyond the dream of the
J, H. UPTON,
Langlois.
A dm inlatrator'* N otice.
!»
*
. . _ .
most imaginative negro.
gaiccd through attending processions?" shrinkable. B yspplxtog ftto ff-J a p a n -
0 0 1'KT Y OPPfOBM .
I For the chief the present w ill be
W hile the foundation* for the London- e,e nspkitk that article become* sa.
«. C O M M IS S IO N E R ,
County Judge—E. A. B a ile y, G old
Notice is hereby given that tue un­ nearly IS feet across, quite a decent« derry c tw municipal •• th n ita i school* ,o ft ,n<1 PHsbl* as a tissue of silk,
were being made recently a large turn- The chemical preparation seta aa an
Beach.
dersigned h a * been d uly appointed by aiaed tent. In fact, on state occasion*
NOTARY PUBLIC,’
te r of human skeletons were unearthed. »»‘ <»«PUc and preservative. When ap-
County Commissioner*—J. W . Cooley, the County Court ol Curry C o un ty,'O r­ I t w ill be ao used.
The handle w ill then be stuck In
I he place Is near the Royal Bastion, P,led to old docnmrnt* it seem* to
egon, A d m in istrator of the E s ta te of
Chctco; Ed Hypher, Langlois.
L anglois , C ubby O o ., Oaaooa.
the ground, and six slaves w ill set aa
where t,here was heavy fighting during k n lt the flb«r together and prevent fu r-
Sheriff— o. E. Msrstorx, Gold Beach.
Robert Allen Carnahan deceased. A ll the ten t pegs.
'
the siege In ÎC88.
, ther decay. Under the present process
o e a le rin Town Lota, ano Im proved ,o«re.ity Clerk-Oeorge
W. Smith, persona having tdaims aga in s t said es­
T h * ip a trria l from which I t la being
The British w ar department
Is of i,rln tln « P»P«r »«ney the paper has
t ' teer ta s awe*»
and Wild LaoA*.
tate a re required to present them w ith ­ made It silk, and the colors are to be
'
Gold Beach.
alarmed * t the horse outlook. The de- *° * * *horo»ghly soaked in water,
T e quit tebaeeo eonllf aad lererer, be me* *
{County Treasurer—Ji
veiopment ot the auto ia diminishing WhUe It it in th l* soaked condition, one
C a lig lie li, in six month* from the date of this no- "red, white and blue." W hat w ill
seile, la ll ot Ute, serve sad vi«ur, taka Ne T e
F ilin gs and F in al Proofs Made on
I
Wedderbarn.
<*
Bae, the wnedcr- worker. Him make* woak awe
tice, with proper vouchers, to the un­ some o f our political stump o ra to r* the horse breeding business, the '■'»•y ,lde oi the p,per *■ P r in ts The sheet
i. A lt drucxlsta, SOs o r ti. Curasuaraa Homestead* snd Pre-emption*.
.
of horses demanded for war purposes is *’ tben pl,ced in » steam-room and
dersigned at bis residence near Ophir, say to th ie f
Assessor—A. J. M arsh, Port Orford
noetta» and suaple tree. A tosai
Round the edge w ill be a deep rleh
deteriorating, and foreign purchasers kept UDder “ hlgh ‘ en’ Pe’,»<»''e for 30 ■
' 0 » , Chtoaao or New
wh
School Bupt.—Ames 8. JohnstoL, Port Oregon j snd all parties Indebted to
GENERAL CONVEYANCING.
• d‘ y,> ,h * tlnle »•c««aary for th * Ink to
said Estate are required to pay the frin ge and on tha top an elaborately are draining the available supply.
Orford.
dry. The sheet is again soaked a* In
chased cap. surmounted by a British
to me' Without delay.
Surveyor— R. J. Canfield Agues*.
f
the first instance and the reverse side
lion, ram pant.
S C I E N T I F I C S P E C IA L S .
Dated
this
18th
day
of
July,
1806.
Coroner— D r. T. 0 .' Green, Port O rf
Foe the staff the umbrellas w ill ba
of the bill printed. The 30-dsy drying
Oxo. B. M ills *,
o rd .
somewhat sm aller and leas majestic.
In
A cigarette smoker sends loto th* process then has to be repeated.
Administrator of the Es­
W hat rejoicing* there w ill be in the
a ir about 4 000,000,000 parttcles of dust c»se» »hère < thlfd Impression on the
MTBTtaoaer Tax couar*.
tate of Rotiert Allen Car­ land when the eouriere arrive w ith at every pull, according to Dr. A tk in * bil Is necessary, which I* required when
C ircu it C ourt meets Fourth M onday in
the printing Is done In two colors, tha
Investigations.
nahan, deceased. those parasol-tentlike um brella*, and
August of each year.
how pleneed w ill the city men be w ith
Experiments justify the conclusion wetting and drying process has to ba
the retu rn fo r th e ir good-uatured and
that Increasing the Intensity of light repeated for a third time, and another
The O hcgom D aily J ournal I s the leading Democratic newspaper o f , County Commission«:™ C o urt meets
thoughtful action.
flrat Wednesday in January, A p ril,
200,000 times does not alter its velocity month la thus consumed In Ita produc­
tion. Besides tha delay of th l* precess,
J u ly snd September ol each year.
by aa much as two feet a second.
Oregon, is»ued at Portland.
*
LIQUID FUEL FOR STEAMERS.
Prof. Mollaon, of Prague, say* that the wetting and drying rot the fiber of
Probate C ourt meet* first Monday in
r o n M u le o r l i n n t .
photographs, can be taken by the Ught the paper, and although It Is "starsh«!"
each month.
Th« manager* also issue a S bmi -W exkly , which is especially adapted
T k a v e ls t e L o X m ( m w * B ee«
emitted by raw potatoes and h aM - to give It th e crisp appearance, (he
M y D a iry Ranch at D en m ark, o l 180
c .a a r county roar orrtcaa and i - ost -
e e e U slear O o t r O il See
boiled eggs, In which the phosphores­ starch soalT wear* ont and the bill be­
acres,
13
uillch
cows,
14
head
youug
MASTSB*.
■«a r i e e a .
for people who do not care for a Daily, but want a good family paper.
cent germa have beds artificially culti­ comes limp and worn. In printing bill*
stock, godd team and all kinds o f far­
on paper that has been treated by the
vated.
Chetoo............ ......... ..Mias Ida Cooley.
In October the steamship Cow rit
The degree o f humidity of the at­ new process no welting I* necessary.
Any of these papers can be had in combination with the P O R T OR H a rb o r .. - . . , . ............. Fletcher Gardner. ming tools: F o r fu rth e r p articu lar* steamed all the way from Koetel, in
eall or address
mosphere. says M. aaubert. a Paris .The Ink lose* none of It* luster when ap­
G old B e a c h .. .. .Misa Lixzie C a lig lie li.
Borneo, to London, a distance o f 9,Mi
J as . p. O lsin ,
meteorologist, la shown by the atate plied to the paper, aa under tb * old
T R lB O flH , at the (following rales:
W e ,k le rb u ru . ...................Fred Odgers.
m ile*, using nothing but liquid fuel.
of the pavements. When these remain process, and Is thoroughly dry within 48
Denm ark, Ore
—U ltim e ........
^Ar v- M e. F H. Ru sse l l.
r x t w i i d LoD dou th t
w i th u t uipth B l e m » be n o ta-' hfutrn a f t a s th* p rta Hsig i n dw n n . ......—
TOer* tor supplying steam for the un-
M a r ia l................ ..........., f . W . Billings.
-j-eclato change In the weather.
Agneas..................... Mrs. J. D. Cooley. T imbkk L and , A ct J une 8 , 1878.— loading machinery were fired by the
The famous F rm c h chemist, Bsrthe- 8MOOTHLY RUNNING WHEEL
same m aterial. The Oil Was not burned
O p h ir................ ........... . . . W . E. Burrow.
lot. has ma.-le experim ent* whkt| snow
Notice
for
Pnblieatiou.
i
■ thin 1* > , r o f ■•»»»descent coal, aa
I t W a n t Around A U R ig h t U n til tha
Corbin .............................. 8. K D a rtt.
I is the case in Some systems, but was that a gramme of Iodoform exposed to
> V is ito r Scraped H la H eel
the a ir w ill lose only a billionth part
Port Orford ..................Amea Johnston
■" —
1 reduced to a s^ray by meant of a steam
on the Floor.
y
D e n m a r k ............... . . . ............J. 8. Capps.
je t at the furnace >J<3or, where it was Of a gramme in an hour, and a gramme
U nited State* Land Office,
delivered from tanks above the boilers, of musk only a thousandth part of
¡Langlolfi..............«• .....E . Racklelf.
Roaeburg,
Oregon,
M
a
y
,
7th,
1906.
“
Yes,”
aald
the manager, aa they
that.
'
' <
' k Eckley
o lrh s a r .
says the New York Sun.
........ J . A. Haines.
Notice Is hereby given
th a t in
8tudiee a t the Yerkes observatory stood in awe before th* great machine.
The C ayrie was form erly fired w ith
compliance with the provisions of
have determined the varying periods " I f s perfect. See how smoothly It
- —r-
the set of Congress of June 3, eoal. ana her owners any that her con­
run*, and remember th * weight of that
1878, entitled “ An act for the sale of version, to liquid fuel has been a t­ of the solar rotation, in zones five de­
fly-wheel, will you?' The great wheel.
Um ber lands I d theStatesof California, tended w ith advantageous results. grees wide, (rum the equator to la ti­
Oregon, Nevada, and in Washington Only six atokers are now required. tude 35 degrees. W ithin five degrees 20 feet In diameter, revolved noiseless­
T errito ry ” aa extended to all Public though IS were necessary when coal of the equator, on either side, ihe ly. the belt flapping, with an occasion­
Land States by act of August 4, 1882, , w a* used. A great deal of bunker space period o f rotation is a trifle more than al jark, as the joint came ia sight,
D A \’I D W H IT E S ID E
la also saved. The consumption o f oil 24)4 day*. The length of the period aaya the Dallas (Tex.) News
An oily person In blue cottonade
of Smith Mver, County of Del Norle, at
is only 22 t « n t d x ; , while th * gradually increases toward the poles,
h « i h l» day filed a . n , consumption of coal used to be becoming about 25 V» days between scowled at the visitor* and continued
... thia office his sworn statem ent No. 38
>nd
of o|,
,
latitude 15 degrees and latitude 20 to pour oil into the little glass eupa.
«763 lor the purchase of the F.j
thick, yellow oil that seemed a moat
of Section No. 8 . In Township No. 30 34
. cubic , feet, against 43 feet required degree*, and nearly 25 1-3 day* - be­
South, Range No. 14 West, and w ill ,o r co* 1- The 00,1 u
*»k ,n ° “ tween latitude £0 degrees and latitude satisfactory lubricant. Aa the party
turned bne scratched h it heel on the
offer proof to show th a t the land board much more quickly than coal, 36
iron-covered floor, and a weird shriek
sought is more valuable lor its tim ber and recently 300 tons were pumped
rent the air. T h * person in blue leaped
o r stone than for agricultural purposes, Into a German steamer In an hour.
S O K E I N T E R F S r iN O FACT*.
in the a ir with hla hair bristling. Thn
snd to establish h i* claim to spi«l land
The oil yield by the Borneo o il fields
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before the County
In England one woman In avery six party, including tha manager, made
OUntv C lerk and Clerk of ! |a said to make an excellent fuel just
County Court of C u rry County, a th is n8 |t come* from the ground. Snd It It tarns her own living.
for the door. The only brave one was
office at Gold Beach, Oregon, on Mon- beginning to be much used for this
One pint of jn L k produces, on an Sver­ the man who had caused the trouble.
dav, the Oth day of August, 18U8.
H e wa* Interested
purpose by the Hamburg-American ige one o.:nce ot butter.
H e names aa witnesses:
The engineer poked h i* head into
and other steamers th a t are engaged ia
In Italy the talue of land is considered
John L. Crook of Gold Beach Ore.
th * whirling belt* and began to scat­
jo be 24 times the annual rental.
Allen Lawrence of Gold Beach, O re. the eastern trade.
ter oiL
John O strnnder of Gold Beach Ore.
C h in * l.i believed to hold 3U tim e* aa
» • ■ • r w b l s M a le .
“Cre-e-e-n-ak!” the visitor ran his
Sam uel M cV ay ol Sm ith River, Cal.
There Is a mule a t Torkis, Mo., 47 much coal as the n hole of JEurope does. foot aero** the floor again.
Any and a ll persons o la ii ,iug adverse­
The polar currents, according to ex­
year*
old,
and
It
ia
s
till
hale
and
h
ea
rty
ly the above-described lauds are reques­
T h * engineer dod/td back w ith af­
perts, contain leas salt than those from
ted to file their claims in this office on and able to do a good day's w ork.—N.
frighted face and around the machine,
ihe
equator.
T
.
Tim
e*.
or before the said 6th day of August,
where he peeped Into every crevice.
F ully 890.000 domestic animals, valued
180«.
“Come out!" called tha manager,
tt
36.000.y00.
are
anually
massacred
by
B xxjamin L. E ddy , Register.
“Something'* about to break."
wolves in Russia.
"Cre-e-e-e-ah!”
A>ls contains more than one-half of
Again the engineer to r* around the
r-Ar-
he total population > ot the earth, aad great machine, dripping oil a il over it.
Surop* nearly one-fourth.
The machine gave another creak, this
The finest cotton is that grown on lim e a hollow groan, for the vialtor
:he low sandy Islands ly logon the coasts had mlacalculated the force, and with
it South Carolina and Georgia. •
a howl the engineer threw off the belt,
Small farms are the rule In Japan, and and tha ponderous wheel slowly halt­
»very foot of land la put to use? The ed.______________________
arm er wlto h is more than ten acres la
''W e ll,” said th * engineer, ‘T i l be
xnaidered a monopolist.
hanged If I know w hat It la, but I got
- Probably the youngest general In the to find o u t"
"Maybe It wa* my foot scraping the
world ia a nephew of the late shah of
Parata, a boy not yet 14 years old. Ha floor," said th * vial tor, feeling a pity
hold* the rank of fu ll general la the for him.
"Foot nothin'." aald the engineer,
Persian army.
rudely. "T h ' machine's buated. I f
p fi‘ y e a r .
people would only ten' to their busi­
BELIOIOUS WORKER«.
ness they'd get along better.”
Then th * v'sttor left, and the en­
Lord Radstock, known as the
tr peer,” often delivers religious ad- gineer began to unscrew all th * nuts
Ireaaes tn London and the provinces. and bolts, swearing enthusiastically
Is founded In Russia the sect known as under his, breath nntll such tim e aa
■
t
.he Pashknffski. which Is synenymous th * manager should be out of hearing.
with Bible Christian*.
„ Rejected Foods.
The InduH tial work for women In
Oows' m ilk le aald to be abhorred by
Foochow. In charge of M ist Jess Adams,
i self-supporting missionary from Pitts- the Japanese and rabbit* are never
jprg. ■■ known to ba a great boon to eaten by the Abyaslatana, who explain
many otherwise helpless old women, the I that rabbit* are too much like Mg
arge m ajority of whom are widows w ith rata. The native* of the Sandwich le-
! land* would not taketeaviar for a gift.
3hlldren to support.
-SS
Rev. C. C. Bruce, chaplain and super- ' Cheese In Mexico to simply cards
intendaa» of the Seaman's church and desiccated and pressed , in pancake
Institute of Portland, Ore.. I* next In shape, and even than It I* pat row lied
Ine to bis father, b ir d T h u rlo w .o f the only by the Caucaslon colociats. The
Scottish peerage. He le a grandson o f . half-breeds* aeeepl It with hesitation
.he earl of Elgin, who was succeeded as and a two-ounce slice o f Lim baryer
n n d th e
{overnor ganeraU pf India by Lord Cxp- would atamrede a tribe of mountain
Indian*. They reveal I t as a practical
The archbishop o f Canterbury to said joke ia questionable taste. But Why
to he engaged in the formation of « j ; th * Korean* eschew tee cream, as a
league for the obliteration of th * godless tr»vei«r reports Is tha rasa. Is lea*
easy to explala. Perhaps they share
Sunday from society. The association
Is to constat exclusively of matrons of th * Japanese prejudice against dairy
product* ar th * Chiaeee predilection
high Ilf*, aad Lady Wlmborne to to he
president. Cold dinner* w ill ba om of for superheated tidbits.—Chicago Dally,
Newa
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