The Port Orford tribune., November 07, 1906, Image 2

The PORT ORFORD TRIBUNE
I was a l i t t l e o v e r a*«-,
bottle-wrapper. In a fu ll llr t of a ll Ms ia -
000,000. Bren io Ooioiado, which gredlonto printed In plain English.
_
I f you era an Invalid woman and suffer
to notoriously ooipoielioo-rh'den.
3 t headache, backtabs, g n a w
th e inil.-mda i-re valued at above
The New Idea Woman’s Magazine
BOTH ONE YEAR FOR # 1 .7 6 .
T u . r r .w tira r W - » - ’- M i a s m s ta a » a o tb o rity oa D ite m a s k .n g ,
™ n th
_____disusa* In lower
peí hap* d a rk ato»«
.
[ora the eyes, fa in t spetta and
.torn* caused by female weak-
dersngem entof th e"
According to the figure» given
oat in Chicago a ehort iim e ago,
2,043 persons were killed or in ju r­
ed during a eiaglayear by aoeideole
handling poieoos, drugs and row 1
c i O f these 2,043 cases, 662
w em Jalaliu asiugio year aa the
raealLof only uoe fo rm a t earelra
oeaa. « h e Rauaaa i«.e,ied io shore
J»pa«aaa«py
C-pta?? T * « «» • M
“
with an accurate and complete
^ p t o f c i t M forts,form , harbor
d a fe rr.r, etc. H r ^ h a promptly nines, drugs sad poisons, aod te rra
^ppur,<-d, and Japan w ill.be naked a useful purpose in cutting attention
Jf (be meant •*»<’• or war, by a
to a needless wasle pf human life
•neakirg woii-I Can aucha friend that can, and outfit to be, ootoplete-
iy avoided. I t is almost criminal
., .ba '.rustedf
oaraleqynaaa to leave witbio the
- ^ k j t o t o W - k f apmo of our ex reach of children any medioine, or
ubaagea m at there ia a proposition poikOO, or "any a r tic le w h a te v e r
lotiavfcuie Oregon legialatiee mam- which, I f swallowed by a child
he, a « • enable a t Pendleton tome would Cause jo ju r y . I t la pgr; to­
Vine prior io the lime for the
il la rly impo u n t that medicines
ing of the Jgglalalur« in Salem and aod poisons he kept in a enpboard
a t the »«me uuoe that the member* r .icier lock a ad key i f possible, and
o ftu e Wnahingtou legislature ax- that befote meoiploe to taken I t be
eembie in Walla W alla aod the asosPs’.ned with absolute certaioly
Member of W«ho assemble lo Weis that the right boille has
•chip gives rich, healthy heir,
Advanced Ideas On Taxation.
iheir a.mual tax to 62,600,000-’
The commission tacalla the deplor
a b le fact hat op to w ith'n a year
or two the eoi «orations in Oregon
F a vo rite Prescription.
hr re p a id no f.anchtee It s whet
lu i , surgeon's - k a i lle a a d
M y he avoided by
eve«. Multnomah Covaty assessed
ivortte Prescription
in 1605, hot the rseewmeal
’.ffs(n»frrir.T.T3rr:«»7>i
’ u
ha« been .misted by same oo to*
» i a T T g i iT? r e
grou.id het their franchises ate
« i t w f n (Tnrntr.ii m r o r F S t
n o tp .o p e .tr to the constitutional
*1 room known to seed le d
Sense. I t woolu be interesting to
___llclnal
cure ot woman's peeuha»
for the ci...
know why toe eons .itution should
tin * ao a lcojto l and aa
contain*
u»ult-form ing d r fito
bo aunqoaeo to make an ima^iaa 'v
ipect too much from • F a v o rite
n ; • M w ill no t perform aalra-
dietinc ion between tangible and
Kcñnédlcine w l l í ’' í t w í l l d o aa ■ ---------
intangible property. Tlie co.n
miselou quo so Justice Brower- 'o
n • n í t »ny
s medicine
á s can.
s s I t must
^ r
the effect (hat such a (iistinelh-n >•?«
‘
r e s a d d itio n a l cost o f o n ly » o t e .
v
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foie her. She elepe up to Uncle 8e
himself, and asks him why la h
qre Japi kept out of school* ia poor
p id ‘ F i laco, whose school houses
were ciema.ed mid others have not
Spontaneous growth I
- ■- W e have no National Common
Schools. Each stale has its own
ays em. The question to “ ot one,
as yet, to* goveTamental iatervau
Uoo, ead Uncle Sam ought to aay
• ' so. The queetioa belongs to Calif
o.siq, aod she has spoken bravely
la defeoee of her syetam, that sepa
ralea the little brown Jap from the
jitito white Yank, When lha Jape
Pod out that Uncle Sam haa dipped
I t to unfortunate that
in bie spoon where the eUupbelongs
ta Califoraia, she w ill think he to dollar” law baa beau ao
.— . “¿boi« soared/’ and she w ill strut misinterpreted by eobool
/ paore and U lk biyger u n lit tba blow well aa taaaher*, ao it
is strong- W hen a follow gels top- made the « c u te for dei
h a a w with vanity be to »Ivays ail eorte o f iaoraegpa of
trunk. Perhaps wise, old Doole'oompsnaglioo.
J. H.
Sam to dishing out q vanity dlM to I
I Met calf.
♦la. otorv provision« nerd amend
me.it to g’ vu the people the adran
luge of tbe beet modern p.actioe.
Aa tilinga now are, the burden of
taxation falle o(x>n real estate.
Real ea'ale bora 74A5 P*r cenl o f
tba property tax of Oiegon in 1906.
while only aoroe 68.700.000 ia mon­
ey could be found by tbe Aeeeeeota,
though In the Portland hank* alone
there waa 640,000,000 oa depoeiL
Indeed, personal property in large
beddings escapes taxation almost
eotirely. rtroall lota 12 •'oroonnl
property aie discovered Ly tbe As­
sessor, but iu proportion
tbe
amount increasaa tbe tax dim inish­
es. I t to acknowledged by all
authorities that tbe individual pe -
tonal property tax to the least eat-
tofoetory of all tease,
t
Tba publie-aervic« corporations
for
have also avoided their Just share
of the public burdens hitherto,
never failed to
UnuM.
5 Of pub
reaeivy their due ;
M r. H iim a ftu iaaUiKW, would ?My
three Umesthe amn to the «otiniy
school fund that must par now that
I he m i l lew ia not ie fotot; and llo*
samelesuitappilre to o th e r-a t <«y
ers. As a m ailer of fact the annual
S tate apportion meet of school mnn
ey haa only ttoen in .he last few
y e a n to 91-60 per person of school
age end finally the p-eeant year to
61.00, a measly sum and f> roe— not
enough to employ a teacher ia our
comma« suhoola a tingle month;
the balance to made up by the foro-
said | 0 per scholar whieh to levied
and oolleotad as a county school
LanglutoyXJsu.
u
M as.
E llbji I .
P»>tr-toqis|t
A U w ork
P r o m p tly d o n e
ttr
H .etB »oa»l>lo H a t e a .
I f you com tem plate b u y in g a C bbam
S bpabatob , ca ll on or addresa:
. T . JklcJiaLlen,
Langlois, Ore.
I
A g e n t for the celebrated
Sharpless Separators,
a n d .let h im exp lain the su p erio rity of th e
S h a ^ p i / eh s
over a ll other m akes of S ep ar-
■
mateyyy nx
— »— ■—
—
w in n in g firat p rise
over a ll com p etitors at the
U e - w ia n n c l C i a r l i JE Q xpo«itlon .
>
JOHN R. BILLER,
(Successor to F a e ific F n r n itu r S  ^ L a œ b e r ( S . )
'’m
m i S T r A l l > L L»* , - N ÏIS ItC
ïïA J M T .
>
, -JS /
-'flal
^ r P o r i O rfo rd ,
ef
H a v in g purchased th e G e n e ra l M e reh n iu lto e hnataero
th e
P . F . 4 L . C o .. I t e h a ll be m y a im to m e rita n d r e c e iv e a f a i r share
of th e p n b lio p a tro n a g e b y ke ep in g a to ll an d o o m p to te sto c k o f
general m erchan dise, of th e h e rt q u a lity , by seUtag a t th e lo w est
po eeible figure«, an d b y fa te a n d honeet d e a lin g . I h a v e J u rt r e ­
c e iv e d a la r g e stock*of
■'
>
N E W GOODS,
an d fresh su pp lies w ill ba reoelved by e very atoi ____ I t ab a ti ba
m y purpose to keen a f u l l stock of e v e ry th in g re q u ire d h r She
tr a d e ta th e lin e o f
G R O C E R IE S aod P R O V IS IO N S ,
BOOTS and S H O E S
a
M E N S ’ and BOYS, C L O T H IN G ,
L A D IE S ’ DRESS GOODS,
H A R D W A R E , G R A N IT E *nd T IN W A R E ,
C IG A R S , TOBACCO , P IP E S
C A N D Y , N U T S and N O T IO N S .
’
d
Ia fact, a su pp ly o f e v e ry th in g u s u a lly k e p t ia
*
a
O r n e r a i M e rch an d ise S tore.
ORDERS TAKEN FOR
ANY ARTICLE NOT IÑ BTOfÎK
Call and examine goods and get prices.
JOHN R. MILLER* .
fi » »
bfii fii toiffi 4*ffiii
n » i i > Bigi aro m a «
Walnuts. Fruit Trees,
Shrubs, Plants, Etc.
M aavnxa
? T r e » " V l S T 5 i 6 î 3 o - . o f W o o d ta v ilto , O b u n ty o f K in g , S tate
C u r ry
C o u n ty .
i nrr r ------- - T "* y * *
b
Avoid alum and alum
phdapiiate b a k ln r
powders. The label
law requires that all
th e In gred ien ts be
named on the labels.
Look ou t fo r th e
a lu m COlîipOUndS.
u .J
S am p les tra e .
1 u. P. MATHEWS.
j-
an ioauto-Oo the inteiligenoe o ’
able' condition of the
every man,” hod hold« th a tH I*
ffsisacw of Wtocon*in to o w . what ^ r|
|lu l¡o M , u
use th e
dan be.om.mpl.shed for the
m 5||, deflnl
fianohisha. 8« M . definite legtela
of the individual taxpayer by a
tion upon the subject to desirable, womMÜj
; udicioua anu equitable aseesKnient
proleasloi
add, pipbebly,a<toela.atory amend
Fierce, BoffAltvjj
of the poolio-eei vice oorpoi a'.iona.
D rP torc*’»
it ta the constLutioo.
^
iT1 - v * S U f f Ç U h .
Although Wisconsin is building a
Telegraph, telephone, sleeping
64,000,000 atfi|a oapltol, neverthe­
oar and some other publioeervioe
less so abundant are the ret area ° nor "»ration s have been subjected
from (he corporation taxes, ell in
M O T IC B F O B P U B L IC A T IO N .
to taxation.upon their gio»« earn
dividual taxes have been remitted
U n ite d S tates L a n d O S lc*.
ings by an initiative statute. The
R oeebrrv, O fe « e , O ctober IS i i« 6 .
bv the »tale buasd except half a
Tax Commission believes that thia
N otice Is here b y r iv e n that ta cm
illl for the public schools. Q f
is a step in advance, but bolds, pliance w ith th e provisions o f th e a c t
o f Consroaa o f Juso I . IS IS , e n title d
course local taxes remain as before.
navel theleea, to the opinion (bat "A n a c t fo r th e sale o f U m b e r lands
Thia interesting statement 1 ecall* *
the ad valorem method would be In the states e f C a lifo rn ia , O regon, No-
v a d a " and W aah fo g to o T e rr ito ry ^ ” aa
pieuiotion which the O-eg©n Tax
belter. Upon thie matter the com­ extended to a lt th e [^libile I .and States
-Commission made in II* repot t last
mission has something to aay which by ac t e f A n g u at 4, 1 M >
Jane. The commission said, among
B a a ra x H F D a -ra a ta v
is
worth attention. The wish of o f « » F ir s t A v e ., S eattle, oo n n ty o f
e r, and that by eoma hocus pocua cored, and that the pioper
a great many other moat soggettiva
the people, as indicated by the K ln x , S ta te o f W a ib tn a to n , b a a file d
the three bodies be gotten together takaU. Medicine should never be
things, th at by the ad valorem
ta this office o a M a rc h Sd 1808, o le
>od discus* the mutual improv»- taken to 4 » dark, aad Ravur with method of assesament til» public- initiative, should not be hastily sw o re s ta te m e n t N o . 7287 fo r th e p u r­
chase
o f th e If | 8 E I , 81 N E * o f Section
thwetted
by
the
Legislature.
The
faeai of the water way« o f thia state. out an iuepeciioo of the label and a set vice corporat ion« mi~lit be made
No. 17, in T o w n s h ip N o . 21 S o u th .
ir
method
adopted
should
haye
a
fair
In outer words it is an effort to lay positive assurance that no mistake
m ge H “ W ' i_ and w ill o ffer » ro o t to
l a furnish sufficient revenue for
-^ trto i before it to alteied. 80
___ a I_______
th at the _______ k»«»Ô»UVÎI
the foundslion to Tout tjte «tate
baiag mada ’
u
a
l.t e f « » ite tim b e r o r atone «b an fo r
_ stale purposes; or, i f them w*
, (he
commission. E vidently the a s -io n ltn ra l purpoeee, a n d to eeteoliah
t.eaeory aod may jost aa w e ll lie
deficiency, it could be met from the
final result of legislative lalerferenoe h U cla im to said la n d befo.-e ta e R egis­
looked upon with some degree of
ivilege and iùha.¡.noce taxe*.
te r and R eceiver o f th ie office a t Eoaa-
with popular measure«- would be h u u . O reg o n , ou T u esd ay »bo 2 9th day
gUSpiCÍOB.— K i
I a that event, con inued the com
Cur.ent T opics.
their inclusion io the constitution o f J a n u a ry 1907
mission, the stata propel .y tax
He Danave aa wltneaee- :
and
the gradual ex vino-‘on of legis­
B u y ’e g T itle d H
lilb h r t o f Marshfield, Ora.
Editor T e i b o h i : — A t Ils J*03 could be abolished, the leal estate
o15 B a rte ls o f D e r r i n j « a , W a s h
lative authority.— Oregonian.
tax
coofioed
to
local
pur
weea,
and
m
U
mb
i
E
a
t
r--T
tg4-T»vw
-ra
Amended
E
v
e
re
tt C S ta r ' o i S e a ttle , W a s h .
DVla/U vSfw A^wspu* V'UVWi w »«auwuewww
A nna Goald who bestowed her
C h B yro n o f S e a ttle . W a « h .
the school land so as to requite eaoh toe individual ne.sonai pmoerly
A n y and a lt pereoa« d a i a ln y a d -
Jiaod aud fori one upon Count Cast- ooooly to lipvy a tax for school pur­ tax el.ber abolished or applied to
veraeiy to e a->ove c jw o ri’w d la u d s are
pllsno an immoral impeonniou«
request"»., to file th e i.' e ls itu s In th is
pose* which toil! p<odooebfi for each local purposes, as might seem best.
office on o r before said 29th d a y o f
French nobleman, baa sued for di-
This
is
an
enticing
vision
for
the'
pereoa of school age, this iintend of
1«7.
voiOL-ffom ,ivr wot.hlesa husband.
,be 6 m iU Jax theretofoie required taxnayer, and one which experience
R e g is te
Sbe h ta ie w m »n *r, end more senee.
io he lev ^ jl aod oolleoied as «oovn would not vncouiage him to indulge
Consueto Vacderhllt exchanged ty h A w o lts x . l i l s land has beei without misgivings o f failure; but
• N olice for P u b 1 -caJott.
he,- baud aod millions to become
misunderstood to qoartera where the report whieh nomee fioro W is­
U » W "i- U« I t »d O ree,
jbe disbogoied wife o f the Duke of
one would toast exneet ignoranoe in consin fully justifies what tbs com­
«tip- Roro*»-- 3. O a . O c t. I t , ro6
who to descended from
e v j Msiibo ough
n woo .
.
'
• • “ " I w Ip s p o ta lto a matter.
For in mission saya. The ad valorem
N o tic e 1a h e re b y » .r e a t h a t la
Oiegon
pitan ce w ith th e .p ro v ta 'Q M o f ta g K t
B lamily nourd for i m m o m l i t y ^ ^
metood of asses* n f t he public aer
„ Odagreea o f June 2 1272,
Tue e ia frouble lo that oamp and
• A a a c t fo r th e a a lr o f tim b e r lands
School Journal understood the new vice corporations bes been adopted
papa Vs.iuprbilt haa gone over
in
th e states o f C a lifo rn ia , Oregon. N e ­
law to pi ovWlefhat the Stale should la that slate, thanks to tkelongand
vada and W ash in g to n T e r r it o r y /'
there, let oa hop« to wrl®g the
exten ded to a lt th e P u b lic L e a d fi
annualy apportion out of Stalk unitiring effort» o f M r. La Folletto,
Duke’y n«sk.
b y a c t o f A u a u a t 4. 12S2.
in ,
fjn d s 66 for each inhabitant of and the «asuit ia a startling ...
E v a a rrr O 8 w a x
The biggest gold-brick of the age
crease
in
the
revenue.
The
Oregon
o f 1008 U ’eetern A v e ., B eat to , ro u n v
school a^a sod urged litis fa d as
la the swaoping o f uur millions for
o f K in x , S ta te o f W a s h i n g , h a s fil­
reason why teachei*’ salaries should T a x CowmiveioB, whose report!« a j
ed in th is office on M arc.« 2 8 th , 1806,
» w o it h leas nobleman, tossy noth­
____informing document, uaea the
h is s w o rn statem en t N o . 7258, f o r th e
he largely ' Increased. And
ing of .he a illy g in lb owe In "ta ­
editor of lire 8obool Journal bolds term “ ad valorem” to de«igna>e an
to o tio B N o . 17. in T o w n k h lp N o
fit
boo. I Tba infant that cries for
assessment oomouted from .he net
S o u th , L a n g e N o . 14 W e a t, a n d w ill o f­
a Stale Life' Diplomal
poep bo totofftoa philosopher oom-1
fe r p ro o f to ahow th a t th e lan d aonght
Then, lo cap the climax of misto- earnings of a corporation. Tbe«e
to m o re v a lu a b le fo r i u tim b e r or atone
paved ta our sillv g‘-fto who earnifloe
th a n for a y ric o lto ra l pu.-poaea. a r d to
formaiion la m e tta » effecting the net «aralogs may be taken fairly
t. ewselvee oa .he alter of faahioo
establish ¡ i b c la im to «aid la n u oefore
opera.ion of our school laws, the to be a certain percentage o f the
th e R e g is te r an d R e c e iv e r o f th is office
and ailsiqwacy. They geoerally
a t B o e eh u vg , O rego n, on Tu eau ay th e
Annual Convention ofC oun.y Sup value of the corporate property.
leta n like a storm beele» peacock
29th d a y of J a n u a ry 1907.
NOTieg FOB PUBLICATION.
e-intend enls la.ely held at 8alem, 8 ;x per cent aeeme to he near the
H e n a m e s aa wltneaaee:
U n ite d S ta te * L a n d O ffiee.
wi.b bedraggled plume«.
J Q G ilb e r t of M a -s h .le td , Oro.
it was n.-qed that lire ‘ Legist«.tire ma k. Then by tbe ad valorem
Roetbnj, Oro., Oct., 18, 1808.
G 8 B a r te l« ot D a r rin g to n , W ash .
N o tic e la hereby g iv e n th a t ta com ­
-n , t.ie school law by ineie.ei. g method over« six dollar« of net iu -
B F B a lta rs b v o f S eattle; W ash .
pliance w th th e provisions o f th e ac t
come
would
represent
one
hund.ed
0 L B y ro n of S e a ttle , W ash
amount paid to each diairiet for
ot C ongres* o f June », 1*78, e n title d
Trouble With Japan,
A a y an d a ll person* c la im in g a
each [»eiaon of achooi age, from 66 dollar« of taxable properly. Thus “ A a a c t for th e aato o f tim b e r toads
l a th e atate* o f c a lifo rn ia , O regon, N e ­ ve rae ly th e s to v e described lan d s a r e
th
e
aeseae
m
e
n
t
o
f
tbe
eoinotations
roqueatod
to file th e ir cla im s in th ia o f ­
v a d a and W ashington T e r r ito r y ," aa
That W er with Japan looms up to 68 e year, aa i t to eaid that such
fice on o r be fo re said 29th day of J a n u ­
would
be
made
without
resorting
t>
extended
to
a
ll
th
e
P
xb
lte
L
a
n
d
S
tates
plan
would
not
incieaae
the
geneial
to i he near future, he who looks
a ry 1907.
dtioioos i rvet jg atio m o f detail« b y a c t o f A ugust 4, 1182.
B b x ia m im L E d o t ,
causee, he who think» believe«. tax levy for aohool purpose.”
W il l ia m A. M rro w x u .
Register.
•to»
withoutreliaooeopooa®oavita.
o f B r itto n , o o n a t^ o f M a rs h a ll,
The feet is, the 6« tow he« de­
* Jaoan ie ialeneely conceited,
T b « , i . . M , , i , s. 1 - . . í « ¡ „ f » " ■ Â S ' f f i ’ S L Ï t l î S Î J Î Ï
n o t h i n sbe gets a spanking— not ceased the School food in the
il.»
In a i I Km (rutto Aan toro
a W
J-,
•a slapping— on the lap of Uncle oouoiiei instead of increasing it tbe opinion that the truth can be ___ it N o. 7 2 » , fo r th e p u rchase o t th e Ttmber Lead, Act Jane fi, 187»,—
L
o
t
2
Sec
SO, T p Si 8 , B 14 W e s t A 8 }
; 4 turn, w ill sbe realise that she haa and the amendment referred to at d ie o o v e re d by diligent aearch even 8 K | . 8 E 1 » » 1 , o f S ection N o . 2 ( , ta
MottM fo r PablieaUoa.
i.t
áffidevita,
but
for
the
parpóse
of
To w n s h ip N o . S I S o u th , R a n g e N o. 16
hardly yet leeched the stature 0.* the Supeilmeadonta Convention
W e s t, an d w ill o ffe r p ro o f to «how th a t
United State« L a n d O ffice,
waa ioapiied aod promoted by a tbe Aaaeaaor they have been found th e lan d «ought to m ore v a lu a b le fo r
knee breeches.
R o seb u rg , Oregon. Sept. 5 tb , 1008.
to
be
almurt
valueless.
J, h e re b y »iven th a t in coil
. ; llo w baucily sheBeime every lii-Ue cooa/.acy o f the heavier tax pay
w ith th e provisions of th e a c t o t
Our present methoua of taxation
pretext taii«ia»rel wltji her neigh era of the Slate to order to 1 educe
_________ ______ ___ Register ___
I . o f J o b e S. 1878, e n title d " A n
toward
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