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THE TRIBUNE.
C U R R E N T T O P IC S
F o r a n y th in g in H a r n e ss or
S a d d e lr y it w i l l p a y y o n . to
c a ll on
Always Stays “Pat”
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Published Every Wednesday, by
HARDY T. STEWART.
to , pnai«*! s-xa»e*s«a 7<»r »
ih sv.tk.a.t. t® «nue row
•ert puusi» pato.
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tyllB AUKKT>
A B. S k a i« , B audou O rego n.
C « l . L N . M o s c a i, G e ld B en ch, O re.
(secan xrwwv wcnMt-aar jçvïswo
C on cealed W eap on ®
’ fa s t now there is much discus "V ST. E . i
sion in Oregon <»n the question of •
—
carrying concealed weapons.
In
experienced men are asking t h a t ! ---------------- -
the present law be made msrcstriu- ’
gent, and all kinds of cranky meth-1
Notice
«da are auggeeted- These cranks
Kovic® la he
seem not to know the difference he shipping or re,
tween e good .nsy^and a bad man, Purtorfi nl W
nor that a concealed weapon is nev-
J 1* / * ™
er dangerous in possession o í a
good man. I t is our good men that
_
obey the law and are defenseless,—-
while law, or no Jaw, the burglar, which denial
rubber.and murderer always goes and accepted
word to that effect, for Mr. Robin
son is an estimable gentleman of
high character, whose reputation
for veracity is infinitely belter lb»n
that e f his distinguished brother-
in law.
,tMf the W orld has lilieled any
body we hope it will I ms punished,
"i but we do not intend to be iutiini
dated by M r. Roosevelt’» threats or
'by Mr. Roosevelt’s denunciation, or
T h e W o r ld ’s r e p l / to M r. Rows« by Mr. RooesvsU’s power.
r e ll’* message was;
“ Np other living mau ever so
“ The World appreciates the im grossly libeled the United Stales as
portance and significance o f Mr. does this president, who besmirches
Roosevelt's statement when be de congress, bu I Mot es judges, assails
dared to congress that the proprie the integrity of courts, slanders pri
tor of the W orld should be prose vate ctiisens sud has shown himself
cuted for libel by the government (lie enost reckless, unscrupulous
anthoiitie»,’ and that ’ lb« attorney demagogue whom the people ever
general has under consideration the trusted with great power and an
form under which tbe proceeding» thority.
against Mr. Pu litter shall be brought.
“ We Jo not say this in auger, but
*T1'W i» the first time a president in sincere sorrow. Tbe World has
ever asserted the duotrinc of lese immeasurably more resjiecl for the
joajes a or pri.posed, ItTthe absence office of president of tbe United
of specific leghalalion, tbe criminal ¡Rates than Theodore Roosevelt lias
pro. caution by tbe government of ever shown during the years in
citisens who criticised the oonduct which he has maintained a reign of
o f the government or the conduct terror and vilified tbe honor and
<nf tndixidnsl® who may have had hooesly of both public officials and
4®aliuas With the
g o v e rn m e n t
private ciiijens who opposed libs
Nail her the King of Great Uritftiu purposes.
« o r the German emperor woulj ven
“ So far as the World is concern
ture to arrogate sueli power to him- ed, its proprietor may flo to ja il if
s®lf. John Adam*' attempt to eu- Mr. Roosevelt succeeds, as be threat
furre ihetetltiioit law destroyed the eas; bat even in ja il the World will
Federalist parly in America.
\ et llot cease to be a fearless champion
M r. Roosevelt in l l * abecoce of law of free speech, tree pteeg and a free
officially proposes to use all the p e o p le.”
power of the greatest government on
earth to crtppl® .the fteidoni of the
press oi lie- pretext that the govern
ment iter has been libeled— and
he is th« government
“ I t is true that tbe World print
ed tbe public report*concerning ibe
.Panama «anal affair, which resulted
from Wn.'.am Cromwell’» appeal to
th< distrb-t attorney’s oBce during
tbe rereu*. cuit.'Ktign to prevent the
publication .f a rtory nhieh was
said to bi in the barn!,, of tbe D etn
ocra'ic national conii»i|U-e. I l was
M r. C renw e'l’s own action which
Take .
rai-.-d the i-s m in the campaign.
“ I l it tr u e a ls o i that when Mi.
Ro<<a»v>-lt iiia le bis attack upon
of the Little
.Delavan ftmilh, liie World . called
ONE
b tl< -ilitM . to e r i l i c i 'i n s
Jt<
e v r l t in u .v h a v e
i*lse and
♦
w h ic h
know n
mUtea.iing
and
M r.
Tablet*
w ere
and the
HEADACHE
BACKACHE
ap
da! by t full «nJ impartial in vea*
ttgatiun. I t ibis I mi the rea-oo, let
R r , R<xeev«lt make the tu.»i uf it.
“ Mr. Boote veli'« laineoi.ibb-lisM'
<<f inaceut ala statement* ionk.es il
im p o s e itù e lo ac cep t hi» j'idgtacut*
or hi® eoncmsions. la iù-> meaAage
he dova noi »tate corrediy even Su
• in ir ’e a mailer as the pretended
«ause® of hi« grievaaue.
■“ The 'Voriii ha* neter said tbai
Charles P. T a ft ojr lk>ugl,»-tlolnn
«on imade aay pronta whatever Mr.
f»»t tirateci ibal he was ennrerned
AB Ut® ABauiocUou in any w.iy
Pearce, the H arness M a n ,
i f nut eloquent, it is staled in »cv-
eral ,*»pet* that m> .President ever
before engaged in a pcrsnaalasmtru
rcr»y with ®ny newspaper. tía the
PbhSCRlPTIOS KATKS
M y r tle P o in t, O reg o n .
contrary, i f was only as long ago an
1895 ftrw i' residen I Cleveland «»e
oountyJthi» same New York World P e titio n fo r B ou n ties fo r th e buumjfif-ba offered by the state for
« • M.*pti>Mtinual, alíamele»« »heel,’ ’ ; D e s tru c tio n o f W ild A n im a ls
their destruction as follorfg.
For cougar 12500, wolves $25.00,
brc.Aise that paper bad expoaod and ,
dnXunced hia conspiracy with Au- •
t ,,e Honorable, the Senate and beur $5.0Q« lynx $2 50, wildcat $2 50
guajl U e ln io n l and J. P. Morgan f t * ! House of Represeoalivyaoi the State eoous $ 1 0 0 , large skunks $1.00,
hie sham* less secret bond deals « HI* ‘ of Oregon, in leg islatu re Convened, small skunks 50 cents, digger squir
these gentry whereby tl>ey cleaned I y pBr pcthianef», residents and lax- rels 10 cents, crows 10 cents.
Believing that money expended
up eighteen million «loltar* in gain payers of the State of Oregon, would
gle d *y , au<l had enteredinlogiF ar- respectfully beg to. call the attention for (he protection of Oregon’s wild
rangeinent by which $ l$ f .000,000 o f yeor honorable body to the fact game, oue 'of the most attractive
more bonds were to be issued ghi time the gauie animals o f this state, features <$ (he stale, u. money well
them at 104. A t Ibis stage the j^ e r and el« are rapidly áisappear- invested, we, your petitioners will
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W orld renewed the attack threaten*Upg, due in a large measure to th e ever prhy. ,
tog legal proceeding» to prevent this - ra<!,ge, of
J be,, sis, wulves, cou
T h e P ro b le m o f th e H u n g ry
second secret bo«td deal Trom being gars or pauihers^hears, lynx* wild
couauin mated, and offered to take ca(^
I t has been estimated by
M an.
11,000,000 at 111 at • public offer eomnetent persons that there are
(B y Edw in M arkham .)
The problem of the hungry man
is not the problem of one people,
nor of one era; it is the problem of
all peoples and all eras. And after
thousands of years he is s till peer
ing hungrily through the windows
on the dollar, showing how fortunes to be too large, still taken into con of civhizathn. Let us go out into
sre often thrown into the laps of sidération that there are numerous the windy night and look him over.
crim inal schemers. And tbe poor, wolves, which are equally destruc Let us inspect his hands, to sec if lie
plodding farmer, mechauic and tive to game as cougar, besides lynx, has been an idle. No, not an idler
wage Varner foots the bill.
bears, and wild eats, which destroy — for those hands are knottWd with
large numbers of fawns and young labor, and those shoulders are sunk
I t has been said by a wise econo deer, it will readily be teen that the en and crooked with Itte bearing of
m itt that, in one way and another, estimate of 500 carniverous animals many burdens.
These are the
the expense bf the slate will be kept that live off the game is not too badges that he bears from the bat
at a point at or near - the lim it of tyrge, and that on an average a wolf tle; they show that in «nine way he
tbe ability ot the people to pay tax or cougar takçgjt deer a week has tried to meet life like a man.
en. This is one of the penalties the been attested to by too many exper
W hat shall I do? Send him to
people pay under a representative ienced men to be doubted.
the charities? No, that remedy has
form as contra distinguished from
We would beg to suggest further, been tried all these long, sorrowful
tbe In itiative and Referendum form that the small bounties which have centuries. On all the streets and
of government.
hitherto been paid in this state for roods of the world we have been
the seal)« of destructive wild beasts throwing h im an occasional crumb,
One of the insidious motives of have not been productive of any and still he is as.lean and hungry
taxing the people with no equiva considerable good results, the reasou as ever. H ie fact that charity has
lent benefit, is the multiplication of being, the bounties offered were too been tried all these ages without
salaried positions in tbe public ser small to jusVfy hunters in keeping lessening the disease proves that
vice and the steady progressive in trained dogs and making it a busi charity is n p itifu l failuro.
crease of salaries.
ness to hunt for animals that the
Nothing is w orth while unless it
state offered bounties for, while unites, men, and nothing unites them
I have been moved to these re whenever.an animal was accident but justice, affectionate justice.
.flections by the current agitation ally killed for which the stale offer But justice requires that every man
among Coo® county lawyers for the ed a bounty, the perion who did the should have the opportunity to earn
setting off of Coos anti Curry coun killing never failed to claim the *f living by labor.
Therefore, the
ties into a separate Judicial District! bounty, thereby putting the state to thing to do fur this man is to find
There is absolutely nothing to com a considerable expense and accom him woik, work at living wages. I f
mend this proposition other than plishing no real good, tha| would there is no work for him under our
that it promises some lawyer a $3,- not have resulted had not the small aysn m of private enterprise— if the
000 jo b for less than 30 days ser bounty been offered.
crush and rush of competition has
vice, and should the promoters suc . Again we would call your atten crowded this man out of his right
ceed in lobbying it through tbe Leg tion to the fact that Cuona, skunks, to live by labor, then it is the duty
islature, the people must h»vc re both large and small, digger s<,n ir- of society to provide him with that
course to the Referendum to prdtect rel* and crows, in tbe nesting sea work. He must have bread labor,
themselves against the imposition, son, destroy great numbers of the for society lias forbidden him to beg,
thus again illustrating tjie great eggs of game birds, both native and forbidden him tc steal.
imported, and rfitab le bounties
wisdom of that remedy.
should be offered for tb e ir j^ tr u c
Jbdgships have already been In lion.
creased in this state beyond any ra
Now in view of the above facts,
tional demand, while Districts have taking into consideration the enor
l»een multiplied up to eleven, while mous loss occasioned by the ravages
the first, second and third Districts of game destroying creatures, not
hive been provided with two Jud only on game but domestic animals
ges each, and the fourth District as well, we resptctfully ask that
with four.
Right after the late session of the
legislature by which the 11th Dis
trict wot provided for, the Slate
Grange made a move to hold the
bill up, but through some mistake
nothing came of it.
I t waa during Mr.
first term as Jodge of this (the see
ond District) that an effort was
made to have another Judge added,
which the Judge opposed as n«t be
ing needed, btnoe then however,
the effort has succeeded, where fort
we now have J u d g e Hamilton and
Judge Harris on the bench in this
District.
The Legislature of Iowa kepi add
ing Judges an til complaints caused
an investigation, which developed
the fact that some of these Judges
did service for only between forty
and eixty days during a whole year,
while the average service was only
111 days each, while lawyers were
still clamoring for more Judgshif®
R H E U M A T IS M
sad S C IA T IC A
"Words of Praise
For tb e several tuxredlents of which Tie.
Pirrcc’s too ! ¡clnos are composed, os giva®
by k u lr r s In a ll tb e several schools of
Biedieico, should have fo r more weight
th an any am ount of acm-profnssional tea-
»menials. I>r. P len a's F a vo rite Preacri p-
tloo has TtiK B x ix ix o r u o x t s r r oa every
bottle-wrapper. In a fu ll ll* t of all Its in -
(ird R y its printed In plain English.
I t you are an Invalid woman and suffer
from freouer.i headache, backache, gna.r-
ln g < !:s tr# l la stomach, periodical pains,
disagrec&l’!,:, ca tarrh al, pelvic drain,
Craggli&Atc'.vn distress in lo n er sbdomeb
o r pr-i'JS, fa r haps da rk spou o r specks
Aancigg before the eyes, fa in t spells and
kl s a ira symptoms caused by female weak
ness, c £ » t h v f derangement of the feminine
organs, W 7 can not do better th a n toko
D r. I ’lc r i- i : F a vorite Prescription.
T h e h # > /..til, sutgooB’s kn ife and opera
ting tatz./.-aay be avoided by the tim ely
use of U a v o r t te P rescription’ In such
eases. Th ereby the o*no? I quo usagLa-
The
Start
to a
Better
Salary
eftuf-^.- fftl'-ceMlui'i-«- ' ■••?eatcstticd.c>l
W w r ip iio il’ T-
d eT liie very best
native rcedicinal roots known to jD « lic M
sciecce for the C«re of w o m ta ’s peculiar
aliment«, contains no alcohol and no
harmful or ha b it-fo ra m e drugs.
Do net es sect too cv-teh from ’ F iv o r P a
P rrecrlstlôa; ’ i t w ill not perform tnirs-
elea ; I t w ilt not dbofve or core tumors.
K om c-iicine w ill. I t w ill do as mucn to
establish vlf'WuuJjhesl-.h la most w v»k-
fip rP o rt Orford,
n e w goods ,
and fresh supplies will be received by every steam«?. I t shall b®
my puiposetokeep a f u l l «took o i e v e ry th in g re q a ire d by the
trade in the Hue o<
G R O C E R IE S and P K O V IS lO ifo ,
BOOTS and U HO KS
M E N S ’ and BOYS, C L O T H IN G ,
L A D IE S ’ U R ESSG O O D S,
H A R D W A B K ^ G R A N IT K and T IN W A R E ,
C IG A R S , TO B AC CO . P IP E S
C A N D y , N U T S and N O T IO N S .
O R D K S TAKEN FOR
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ANY ARTICLE NOT IN STOCK.
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Call and examine goods and get prices.
GENERA^ MERCHANDISE,
G ro c e rie s & P r o v i s i o n s
*^,Port Orford, Curry County, Ore.'S9
BARG AINS
In
T C v e r y t h in g - .
Ladies' & Geuts’ Furnishing Goods,
Dry Goods
Hats and Caps
Boots and Shoes
Cigars and Tobacco,
p in e A s s o rtm e n t of
I-rfMlioH* Drewi Goods, muselinn.
calico«, ilMiincl«, etc.
H a rd c u a re & T in u ia re ,
Jfarness, L eather, etc.
AU Goods N ew and Up-to-date.
Orders taken for article^ not in stock
A first class millinerv shop in con
nection with store.
Call, get our prices, and be convinced.
Notice for Publication.
1 »BFABTMKirr o r TUB IXTKKIOR.
Im n d Office a t R o s e b u rg , O re g o n .
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.
S eptem ber 3 0 th . 1908.
Nonca is hereby given that
t W IL U A M Q U IN N
Dep. 0.8. Mineral Sarveynr
Surveyor for the Diatrict o! O r
egon.
G o ld l le a c h ,
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.
.
Or e g
L- A . R 0 B K R T 8 ,
ATTOHNEY
A T LAW
Myi w Pe4at, Oregon.
M I»/b . NEWTON,
Marshfield, Oregon*
,
la fact, a supply of everything usually kept in a well s'edted
». ...
General Merchandise Store.
1 D E N N IS C U N N IF F , JR.,
women as any bi ,< ¡disc can. I t must be
given a fs lr en icc’e by pereeversaea la Its
ase for a reasonable length c f tim e.
K
J. H . UrTos.
M K liC H A
Q n a rte r o f fle ctio n 32, T o w n s h ip 31 8 .,
K . 13 W est of th e W illa m e t te M e rid ia n
O re g o n .
A n y a n d a ll persons c la im in g a d
versely th e land above d escribed, o r de
s irin g to o b jec t because o f th e m in e ra l
c h a ra c te r o f th e said la n d , o r fov any
o th er reason, to th e disposal to th e ap
p lic a n t sh ou ld file th e ir a ffid a v its of
p rotest on or b e fo re th e 7 ih day o f O c
to ber, 190«.
C oal Land.
B b m a w ih L E n o v , R eg ister.
I hereby d e sig n ate th e P o rt O rfo rd
T rib u n e , published a t P o r t O rfo y d , O r
eg on , aa th e n e w sp ap e r In w h ic h th e
ab o ve n o tic e sh ou ld be p u b lis h e d .
B xg jA W is L K ony
T w o year» ago theCAlifornis Ltg
’ sick w s a s T a ife ir.vltad to consult P r.
islatore provided for another Jmlg- Pierce, b7 let ter, frre. AH torr.-spm d-
enee is g u sh ed «« sacredly sacret aafi
ahip for Shasta county, and the peo womanly et.afidencns are pmtoctcd oy
fesslusmi ortvsey. Adore«.« D r. O. / .
ple up there were so indignant tb a i
roe, K i -. i T sk x N . Y .
_ „
D r. h e r e r ’» PleaMint Pelleto the bed
they had no trouble in finding a
la s iU v u and re g n U 'o r o f tee howr.v.
lawyer who would accrpt an elec K » r lev, « m sifmeeb, liver sac
U - t e K O, • ® M v s ti- e ; tw o o r three s
tion under a pledge not to qualify
eaUisiuc. tASy to ube a* candy.
What a God send the Referendum
would have been in that and other
•uch cases.
Langlois, Oregon.
O E N K R A E
w h o. o n A p r il
T , “ «her A p p lic a tio n No
2 * 8- i 8 W * o ' N w < :
o f N W | flection 1, f o w n .b ip Sit Month.
Range
18 W ee», W illm n e tte
M e-
n d ia n , baa Hied
n o tic e of
In te n
tio n to m a k e fin a l p ro o f, to establish
c la im to th e la n d a b o v e described, be
fore th e R eg ister a n d R .-criver n t Roee-
b «VR. O rego n, on tb e 16th day o f M a r .h
190».
C la im a n t nam es as w itnesses:
C h n rie e H . Ilo r n a . o i S p r in g fie ld , O re .
H . E lm e r POe, o r R osebu rg , O rego n.
dereigned. Administrator of the Estate
of Miles H . Chenoweth, deceased, has
filed his final acoount and that Mon
day tbe 7th day of December, 1B0H, at
the hoar of 10 o'clock la the fomneon
of mid day, at the court room of the
County Coart of the fttate of Oregon,
for the <xmn’,y of Carry, at the Court
House ia Oot.l Beeeh in snM county,
haa been fixed by an order of the Ooun-
ty Judge of said Curry ooui.fy, as
the time and place for hearing objec*
lions to said final arrount and the al
lo w ance thereof.
Date,!'at Langlois, Oregon, Qetobe
18th, UW.
W. L . CHENOWETH,
Administrator oi the estate ot
Miles H. Chen tweth,deceased.