The Port Orford tribune., August 19, 1908, Image 4

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I v .w E s g ^ a d .l» .U le , declare- T H IN G » 8HF WO MOT WANT
' the B ’J ía lu !úni«nu T o * ta r gone •to r y T hat SargoM s the PhlleaophV
l:. «cep up w ith the rapid march
n f ths N egativs on a Fro-
i p.-ojreas, it has dioppéduut ut
»•* ■ procession. The Kastun H e r
h srs of a certain
od tin-in evidence in recent sta
'•-tics of the decadenee ut the fam ily Is u much-beloved little woman
who*« philosophy «1 Ufa fsrhlshra sc
group a / stale» not o p i/J n p o lit­ »mail *m u*eme»t to her fric a d a '
ical i iflnenre and lite ra ry eusj
It you ever lest really tortora sad
of her sisee»
nonce, h áí also in taan u fartui ing i poverty-strici.»».*
to a e c h o - - j r a
,-d cottahierev. ’D d rin g the past : WM overhea.-* soyl
une day, "you Just ought to go down-
y t <ir national hanks increased in tow a with my Aunt M ary."
number, capital, deposits and eg
"The other day I » e a t shopping with
gregste resouiccs la other purta her. and I thought I'd keep coast
of tin- union, but ia X b w England thirteen times the stopped aad looked
admiringly f t things, sad tksa walked
títere wa< a sm aller number of oa declerln; that she didn’t want
banks, less deposits on.I less ng them. The silver would used so much
gif-gate resources than a t the be cleaning, and thh glass would ba such
pinning of 1003. In mnnufactur a constant gnxisty; tbs fine clothes
would hs loo One to have good times
N e w England hqs not kept
In, and lbs handsome furniture would
. jie«*,t with other sections of the thow every speck of dust Bvnn books
->nri(,ry, The te x tile industry Is could not make her wavsg, although
in part absorbed by the south and tbs is an Insatiable render. \
*' ‘There's so many you don’t want
other lines of productive industry
to rsJd.' she says
- re appropriated by the middie
"Once 1 caught her,
when
she
western states.
stopped before some ‘Atnerlcan beau-
fhc Herald believes tfca^ special i ties’ in n fiorlst’s window.
’ey-elation W ould restore to New i “ ‘Wouldn’t you like Co have money
g'and its old tim e prosperity, • enough to buy those, auntie T* I asked.
But shs w o n 't to bs caught
' -nt there Is grave doubt as to the ! •* ,’ 1‘d so h at* to sss them fade,’ shs
dvf nihility of providing if, The said.
"Tbs only thing for which I ’vs svsr
tnjtimore Sun, discjikslug this
•ropusition, ably says that New' tfteard her wish was more money with
which to ‘do things'* for other people,
i ng land is a corner of the country,
and even thst was only n half wish,
fc -i a national policy th at suits
for if you haven't money you bars to
•he rest of the union docs cot nec think of something el»e, and the some-
hlng else Is often so much better.' shs
csearily favor a remote corner.
C liff o f N a tu ra l Olass. '
, «ye. I really think Aunt Mary la hnp-
1 pier In dlscovclTng things shs doesn't
I want than most people In getting what
i they do want."
The pretty d o ry , says ths Tooth’s
I Companion, s u r e s t! a query: Do ws
1 —the m ajority of us—make enough of
-he philosophy of the negative as a
promoter of happiness? Wealth, wheth­
er of spirit or enisle, moil be reckoned
not alone by the good possessed, but
ileo by ths undesirable svoidsd.. Many
». quiet flower o f happiness grows bs-
y!de ths paths of those whose ayes am
wise to see the things thity do not
wank
A cliff of n atu ral gluss can be
seen in Yellow stone Park, Wyotn
ng. I t Js half n mile long and
'rum 180 feet to 290 feel high, the
m aterial of which It conslatsrbciug
us good glass as that artificially
n.gmtfaetured. Tito—dense ght.«'
which fortes U iv-N w e is front »t
feet to’ l& l feet thick, while th*
upperpoition, lint ing suffered end
survived many agog of w n d end
till), has n aturally worn much
tin n e r. O f course, the color of FIVE TONS AT ONE BITE.
t he cliff Is not th a t of natural
A utom atic Grab Buekst Ona F is k U p
glass— tranxpareut and white—
That A m ount o f Coal n t
but i t i e mostly Mack, and some
Operation.
places m ettled and streaked w ith
brownish red and shades of olive
Ths thing that can Ute up five tons
of coal is known as an automatic grab
green and brown. *
Tkp t business of supplying polo
P'rafts tii tho crack clubs of tga big
- Uiss has grown to such an asesas la
-lolerado that oonlractors non make
fancy tw in» ovary year furnishing
t ralued nnimsls to ths wealthy patrons
of ths sport Of inis yeti a there hjts
o-vn an attempt to raise the standard
r-f polo ponies ns to blood, »ays Cut-
Poors. Excellent results have been
a ihtavsd. and I t Is c.atmed that a welt-
bred pony, raised in the Rocky moun-
tains and allowed to run until two years
old cannot be excelled tor polo pur-
posse. Another good e la n la the uron-
:ho,tbvt has been trained to cal tie wc»k.
a bronefio of th s sort Is used fcr plck-
,uq certain cattle from a held and to
obeying almost every thought of his
rider. This training is e valuable to
i ■» polo field, where a pony must act
arqely of his own accord. Contcqucnt-
/ ty-
J ? - “ ? * - ' T 7 .' ‘ eB“pU,i b> a fc°°0
W lh hiS dcait8t f'°m ‘
n
* h * . l K? a * r t IIU I* broncho-
Utat has spent his early years nosing
out cattle or in participating-In the ex-
olismi n ti of the laund-up, wins the sp-
plsttei of concoii.teurs nt many s well-
fo ig h t field battle.
floras of ths polo ponile from the
wfHtcrn ratth-e havs been sent to In ­
dia, and otters have gone to some of
the wealthy English clubmen at
Asiatic »tallona
They rarely break
down, except from age. and seem to be
* od for many years of hard polo work
In any climate. Their good record In
itile most difficult and dangerous of
» O rta is a fine tribute to tbe quality
» d staying powers of American
horses.
bucket. It was invented not long ago.
Tbe Carnegie Steel company owns it
and Its function In tbe world of work
Is to Insert Its great jaw Into places
wherefrom vast quantities of ore arc
1 to be removed. For Instance, when
placed slongntds a laden steamship it
can gobbls up and redepoalt oa dry
land about 2.000 tows an hour,
; Every day sees corns new Isbor-ssv-
¡ng or time-saving Invention la tbs
way of machinery for handling aut-
i serials In bulk. This five-ton biter or
] .rab bucket measures I f feet over all
when its Jaws are -wide open, A three-
; tOn biter msAsbrss 11 feat. T h e y a r *
something like great pairs of claws
and their mechanism Is so perfect that
no supplemental shoveling up la neces­
sary after they have finished unloading
a vessel’s hold.
Even before these largest grabbers
were created some marvelous coal-bit­
ing exploits ware recorded on ths Lake
I Eric water fro n t One machine un-
I loaded 5,300 ton* of ore In three hours
and 56 minutes. Another handled 430C
lon> in two and a half hours,
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JAMES CAUÖHELE,
W n K B b K B A N D .W IU K lX ,
K o tu rc
DEA LER IN
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BO YEARS*
EXPERIENCE
English Walnut, Fruit Trees,
Shrubs, Plants, Etc.
ENGLISH WALNUTS', it is their true home. Large
plantings fire bemg m ade, numerous trees in bearing,
producing tremendous crops yearly, in proof. A sm all
grove gives independent income, is the coming great in-
industry. Big profits, sm all outlay of capital. Write
today for Free catalog, a treatise telling conditions and
results, also Nursery catalog.
BROOKS# SONS,
Walnul Narsery.
Carlton, Oregon.
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Notice is hereby g iven to a ll whom
i t may concern, uotto enter upon, ' or
trespass in anv m anner upon the fltar
Ranch, situated a t L an glo is, C u rry
County, Oregon, for the purpose of
bnu tin g with guns or dogs, or o th e r­
wise trespa in a n y m an ner.
Any person or persons so entering
upon said premises w ithout m y con­
sent w ill be prosecuted to the fu ll ex ­
ten t of the law.
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o f Tort O rford, County of C urrv, State
in T h e E ven ing T ele g ra m , of Port­
of O regon, hits this day tiled in thisof-
land , Oregon. I t is the largest ev­
Hee his sworn statem ent No. 9601, for
ening newspaper published in O re­
the purchase of the 8 E | N W » & Ix.ts
gon; i t contains a ll the news of the
1 & 9 of Section No. 11. In Township
state and of the n ation . T ry it for a
No. 33 South, Range No. 15 W es', and
¡liionth.
A sam ple cony w ill be m a il­
w ill offer pr- o f to show tl.u t the land
ed
to vou free. Address
N o t ic e f o r P u b l i c a t io n .
sought is more valuable for Its tim b er
o r stone than for agricultural purposes, -
THE TELEGRAM,*
DkrARTMKXT o r THE iNTERtOB.
and to establish his c laim to said land
POItfLAM D, OR.
Land Office a t Roseburg, O re.,
before .JL, H. Upton, U . S. Comtnision-
A p ril 21st. nibs.
e r a t Langlois, Oregon, -on Thursday, I
Notice is hereby given th a t Cornelius
tbe 3rd day of September, 1008.
F ie ld in g of Port O rford, Oregon, has
H e names as witnesses :
C. A. Lanark)Is, of Port O rford, Oregon. filed notice oi his intention to make fi­
IT. W . Burnham of
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nal com mutation proof in snppoit of
N o tic e f o r P u b lic a t io n .
E . L. W h ite
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I his claim , v l i : Homestead E n try No.
W . T U h ito
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! 14320 made February 10, ll>07, fo r Lots U . 8 . L an d Office a t Roseburg, Oregon.
Any and a ll |«rsons c la im in g ad­ 3, 4, A E | 8 ' ). Section 15. T ow nship
Ju n e »2, 1008.
versely the above described lands are 32 South, Range 15 West, W . M , and
Notice ia hereby g iven th a t
requested to file th e ir c la im s in lHis of-1 th a t said prool w ill be made before J .
M IN N IE B U R N H A M .
flee on o r liefore said 3rd day of Sep­ H . Upton. U. S. Commissioner, a t bis of P o ri }rfo rd , O regon, who, on Ju n e
tem ber, 1908.
office In Langlois, O regon, on M o n d a y i 22, 1000, made T im b e r and Stone ap ­
J u ly 20,h, 1908.
B enjamin I,. K n u r, K e g is ’er.
plication,-N->. 10171, for W ( 8W J<.
l i e naine-i the following witnesses to ; section 1. Tow nship 32 8 , Range 14
prove bis oontinu ns residence upon, W est, W illa m e tte M erid ia n , has filed
aod cultivation o f, the land, vis:
; notice c f intention to m ake final Proof,
K. B. H a ll, of P o rt O iful'd, Oregon. 1 t<> establish c la im to the la n d above
. d es o rile d , before J . H . Upton, a t Laqg-
Cvrua Madden, of ’’
! lois, on the 1st day o f October, 1008.
Edward Picket,O f ”
Jarae- Kills, of
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C la im a n t names as witnesses:
B enjamin L. Eppy, Register.
H a rr y W B u rn ham of P o rt O rford, O r.
Chester Lanulois o f
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Thaddrua U ie e o o f
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N o t i c e o f S c h o o l I o d e n i n i t y S e ­ Ed W ells
B E N J A M IN L E D D Y , Register.
D SW IF T & e
JO B W O R K .
l e c t io n .
U nited P tatks L and O ffice ,
Roseburg, Oregon, Tune 26, 1008.
N otice is hereby given th a t »he State
of Oregon, on June ¡1«, 1008. applied
fo rth e flK » N K | o f Sec. 11, N F » S E ti
of Sec. 2, and NKJ NEJ snd 8EW SEW
of Sec. 13, T p. 32 S , R. 14 W. of \V. M ..
and filed in Ih ls office lists of sohool
Indeninit« relevlions in whfch is select­
ed said land ; and th a t said lists MW
open to the public for insp ectio n.' Any
and a ll persons claim ing adversely the
above described land or any legal sub­
division thereof, o r c la im in g the same
under the m in ing laws, or desiring to
show said hind to be more valuable for
m inernl thafl for agricultural purposes,
o r to object to sain selections fo r nny
-lawful reason, should file th e ir claim s
or th e ir affidavits OT protest or contest
Jn thia office.
* I hereby designate the Port Orford
T rib u n e , published at P o rt O rfoid, O r­
egon, as tne newspaper in which the
above Dotice is to be pabllelied.
J. M . L awrence ,
Receiver.
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The Best to be had in
Curry County, a t reason
(•Lie Prices.
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Bill Heads,
Letter Heads,
Legal Blanks,
Any Thing,
^Briefs,
Posters,^
Envelopes,
Statements,
T o W hom I t M ay C on cern .
T h e undersigned liereby give notice
th a t they are the owners of the South
h alf of Section »6, Tow nship th ir ty
three. South range fourteen W est o f
W illam ette m eridian, Oregon. A ll par­
ties are warned not to trespass upon o r
m ake sny locations, e ith e r placer ot
q uarts claim s at their peril.
D . K xllahir )
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J . H . M c A fee . )
P o rtland, O r*.
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Up o-date Work Done
on Short Notice.
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N o tic - is hereby given to a ll p-raonc-
woom It may codtt - if, not to enter up­
on or trFsp.*vis upon the premises of Rii
Bagley, for the purpose of hunting, or
fishing w ith hook ami line. Said p re ­
mises are situated on Hlk R iver, Corry
County,'Oregon, and described as fol-
loSks . The West ball of Section tw en­
ty seven. Township th irty two South,
Range fifteen West.
A ny person or perror s »o trespavs-
ng for the purpose of h u n tin '/, fishing,
o r^ ra y rlin g tlnough in any shape form
or m anner, or tearing down fences, or
leaving out side gates open, o r molest­
ing [«rsonal property, will be prosecu­
ted to the foil e r i l n t o f the law.
Wm. R. Johnson,'
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Lessee of ih» above
described premises
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ÜENNI8 CUNNIFF, JU.,
A representative in this
county by a large real eatate
corporation. Special induce­ te p . (J. S. Minera! Sarrey«?
ments to those who wish to
become fi nancially interested.
Surveyor for the District oi Or­
The Real Estate Security Co.
KEEl’S If) STOCK,
P atents G RO CERIES, The Best, Only,
Only In P ast Few W eeks H as This
Mods of W arfare Been Aban­
doned In the Orient.
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GENERAL. MERCHANDISE
L IfiH T I t lS I U N f l A MA PII),
CHINA’S BOWS AND ARR0W8
W ANTED
« O ID BEACH, OKEOOX.
M o tio n .
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Though an attem pt wag made
tw o yearn ago to abolish bows
and arrows as tbe national neap
ens of Chinn the work lias oniv
been accomplished within the Iasi
few weeks, asserts the Chicago
F 0 R 0 0 T WÖOOKN LEO.
I laify News. The im perial archers
have existed up to the time tbe
Ak~v«-W I»S .a c a w « « .. , ftoeeas-
*V Left It Io O K aasoa c ity
royal edict put then» out of bus!
S a ,la w . B o o k .
ness u bo tit a month ago. The em­
Lots of funny things are left by the peror’s decree is as follows: “O u f
c-vrelvasly disposed In quesr places, but d,t nasty was established by means
about ths oddest find of this sort rt- of the bojv and arrow anti the art
e rded recently is that of W ill Webb.
Is still therefore kept up in the ex­
•st airy of the Missouri savings bsnk„
am nation of officials and the
who. was, until It was called for. the
Lately, how
unw illing custodian of a man's wooden drillin g of troops.
lug. which the owner had left on the
ever, m ilita ry science
ce has im­
in k ’s counter, soys tlis Kansas City proved anti weapons are being
Journal.
inoderuixedeverydayand we mue't
"Hs -«me In the other day." said M r
Webb, ncently. “and left an elongat- im itate tbe uiui-tiul spirit of our
<1 l-ncksge oi- the connior when tA- ancestors by using our best en­
_ »parted
When It wSET dutlced and deavors to establish a strong gov­
krou,ht to me tt seemed heavy, so In
ernment.
-he hope of ascertaining its ownership
“ H e re a fte r the princes, dukes
I opened It. only to find that It was a
wooden leg! You can Imagine my tur- ^..and ministers of the eight boo
’tiss.
i« must a ll earnestly practice
"M y first thought was, how could
m ilita ry a rt and attain the ntmost
the man havs walksd away if hs left
Ids leg hers? But then I remembered proficiency, which will leave no
that It was wrapped up and concluded lim e for the observance of mere
that he must have been wearing an hid
forms, and we order a ll officials in
one
So I put It away until I could
future not to carry »he bow and
trace ths ownership. Sure enough,
nrrow when they attend stated
nest day In came a man who asked the
teller If he had left h it leg here the ceremonials, nor are
im perial
day before. The teller was startled, body guards or the palace guarda
but managed to refer the man to me
to use them, but the best weapons
and I stx-n put him In possession of
must be provided for them.
hie extremity.
“ Let tbe board of w ar draw np
"Lota of funny things are left here:
up to then the queerest were a clarl- the necessary regulations fo r the
ast. on which I couldn't play, and a
proper tenting of m ilita ry effl
a's peitl-oat. which I couldn't
Both w e n called for la te r on." ciency for tbe soldiers and let,the
said board report thereon.**
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In connection w ith
T H E T R IB U N E
FRAZER AXLi
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