The Port Orford tribune., April 21, 1909, Image 2

* •^S’SSt * - : * í ; %
.
MRS
nui
t r i b u n e
AMES
" •’’'*•*• 1/ted that, there had I*«« »,»•*'•»<
a«) cm « u hr ««Mita- «J some of the meinber* and failing ¡
« '<>• tteéal r a r a ie lt» . D m I m la ctoraad tty a a la - | o ~ r ,* y e i t - r - t e t h e
flamad ,-ftu.tntoa o<th« « h h - o u . Italo« ot Ik e
r
_ _ .._ IL _ I
U..,
HUMS' Miaa Take. When this labe I» Inflamed t h e grafter»—Was expelled.
But
xoa hare a rua>U la« saaad or tm prrleet haai b te la u g h »aa J et to O ■«,>•*.
IJe «eat
__ twrWi
ict > l
~ W
rAPRK-ur
- ‘ - | -------n ■
cobby
■ ■>■
WEDNESDAY, AFB. «Ith.
Published Every Wednesday, by
HARDY T. 8TRWART.
i , ^ . R ? Ä . ^ a % rn K |
- ’
O U R AGENTS i
B. Sxutir, Bandon Oregon.
araav wm>y*M>ajr «vaala«.
TT —
Bettor get the thing straight bo
for« you repeal it. A th in g that
Mr». So andd& sbid that Mr*. So
and So ««id that her hubby «aid
that John Kecpitalill fl*W that hia
wife «aid that her closest chant and
secret advifler, Mrs. NevertallR, «bid
that her huaband aaid he heard on
the streets, « fly not be aa true at
gospel. You take « clean rflg and
let it be dragged around over town
„ a few days, and its Color will be
greatly changed.— Ex.
■»¡g ?7
"Fixing" th e H o m estead Law.
T ie new homestead law, just gone
¡n A effect, after graciously allowing
each settler 320 aorea of land pro
oeeda to tie the bequest up so secure­
*
ly with red tape that it will
lucky individual who benefits tbe'e
by. Thuland must be non irrigable,
th a t is, a government official tourl
report it as not aulfleet to irrigation*
it must Mot contain a merchantable
body of timber* it must not lie more
than half a mile in length, the set-
tier must cultivate one-eighth of it*
other than to tamo grass, io two
years, and after three years he must
ouki.vato oortUnuoyely one-fourth of
the I md.
These lews apply to a number of
the W esleaP'states, among which
Oregon ls one,*and their utter lack
of coin precaution of oonditons here
will make them but a farce. Where
in a llth ia wide land is there a place
where a settler sen take up 320 acre»
of lend io compliance with the above
rules, end be cultivating,other than
to tame greasy 80 acres of it in three
' years, provided of oouree that he ie
not a rich mao to begin with? t r u ­
ly this ia not a poor man’s age. for
after putting the timber out of his
reach* it would seem as though some
one ie trying to put the land io the
same plaoe.
n
S .
J O H N S T O N
to John
Militar.)
b re am « c a n d ld -t- f a r , *
SUtWCKUTI'»* BATE».
One Oopy Une Y taux .................
One Copy 8*» Mouth«./ . ....... • - ■
Ou« Copy Thro- HoätiiS- . * .. .......
I scrtpltaatapaM
ú ú>*u«t'>'Á»wñfo*».~,
H W
MM*
fce thvtol
In order to di«eipline a young
student at the State University in
Eugene, who was in a habit of.com-
in g late to hie meals, six of hie fel­
low students gave bim a tubbing, that
ie, they prepared a large tub full of
water into .which they dum|wd him
and then proceeded to make merry
by tormenting him.
As evidence
that their treatment waa m ild they
say thntithey did not hold his head
under the water for more than five
-toooadsat a time. Two days after
the event the "tubbed** viosem was
taken t o the Insane Asylum, where
he ia now confined among the hope
lately insane. The University or-
. dared an investigation, nod ns a re
-suit the aiv students, in expiation of
itheir offense, have b-cn suspended
from the school for two weega. The
'iftvsetigttBSivbruught out that the
«alortunato young man was a little
.queer, and that heriditary insanity
.waain bis fam ily, but the fact re­
m ains nevertheless that be would not
today be oecupying a cell among t>*e
insane but for the rough treatment
accorded him by his (nsrsinateg.
. Public opinion over the country is
demanding that basing be stumped
o u t, end thia «ad occurrence is but
one form o f tbe evil, and it is to be
regretted that Oregon’s leading edu-
celionni institution boa placed on
reonrd inch e mild condemnation.
I f such methods era to continue our
Colleges will ite no place for the boy
with fonervou» temperament or deli-
onto constitution, Ijut fit only for
those of rugged strength and pugnj-
letioendowments.
which Is authla« b o ta n Inflamed condition ot
■be ornas
pic w ill «l»s Oas Hundred Dollara lor any
ease ot Deslnuss (caused by catarrh) th a t eae-
out be cured by H all's C atarrh Cura. Send lor
circulars free P. J. C M IO S Y « Co.. Toledo. O
»old by Drugsleta, l i t .
yahe H all's Fam ily ptUs lor «
again»! a talliulflr
e x d irtT W l Ju d g S .
The fact is, liter* is a sort o f sub
conflciiigs agreement among thc|*eo-
ple at large as well aa in Texas, thai,
•a a ru le,. many Legislators, both
Stale »ml National, are «irrupt
CURRENT TOPIC«
grafter»! and Texas haa her Bailey,
suddenly- wealthy, aa a frightful e x ­
Editor T a t bi ku —The fa t» ou-l-
am pie.
lug of Mayor Harper of I*ns Angela«
.
,
’ • J- H. U rroy
under the •> Recall” program down
Langini«, Ore.
there aa a Municipal fore«, and the
«lection «f Mr. Alexander as his
J a p a n e se S o in f Says ^N ura a no.
auooeaaar, was k Mrh» pointing the
way to the corning regime when the
AfiSSffiU’ S to Y , Nmnano, Japa­
people will usurp contnA of affaire
nese consul in Portland, .there qua«
and when control by machine hnu-
net decrease o f 212 in the number
«• will A s lost-art every wh#re.
of Japanese ia th sU n ita d Stales In
the month o f March. The
t;
But to the eurpriee of many per­
ment of the im migration end emmi-
sona who thin« they know what
gration of Japanese to and from
Socialism mean« but do not, the So
Ameriua issued by Consul Mums no
cialin ,p arty which ia strong in Loa
is as follow»
Angeles ran a candidate ngaisl A lex­
"The number of Japanese return­
ander and made an intelligent and
ed to Japan from the mainland of
vigorous qatspaige for hit election
the United Stales of America during
giving him its full vole, which, add­
the month ef March ia 877. Tbe
ed to the vote of the disaffected ele­
number o f Japanese entered into tbe
ments of one sort or another, mount­
mainland of the United Stales of
ed up to 12,600 of the 26,000 rotes
America during the same month ie
cast.
165. The decrease of the number of
Japanese on the mainland of tbe
The Socialist party steadfastly re­
U nited State« of America during
pels all overturns for fusion <*r pert
March was 212.
nershtp with any p a ri/ or faction
"The number of Japanese returned
for any purpose whatever, its pur-
to Japan from Hawaii during the
poee being the d ea n out. final de­
month of March was 189. The
thronement of any end ell capital­
number o f Japanese entered into
ist parties, sinoe corruption must he
Hawaii during the moos month was
the inseparable companion of any
U4, making tbe decrease in the num.
scheme of administration ia which
her of Japanese in Hawaii during
private •‘profit'* is a force to be reck
March 1*5,
oned with.
'
Tbe above figures, coupled with
the stetiviicM given out each month,
Both.times when Judge Dunne
will go far towards convincing any
ran for Mayor o f Chicago on a
alarmist of the unmistakable fact
straight Municipal Qwnen»Lil> plot*
that the Japanese government is
form, tigs Socibjsta of that city ran
faithfully carrying out its measures
a oandidsto of their own, and pn«h
to restrict immigration of Ja,»aneee
ed hie claim s with greet spirit and
lalawera."
vigor, pointing put that Municipal
Ownership under Capitalism simply
m ultiplied opportunities for the en ­ O rder is First Lew o f th e H om e
richment of the few at the expense
I f it is true that border is Heav­
of the many by the corrupt m anip­
en'» first law,” it 1« surely also the
ulation of Abe machinery of opera­
law of «very well-managed home.
tion.
A really restful, attractive home
ciui not exist without neatness.
Thsíc are the fiyys of "Lent” ami
How to secure neatnee« is one of the
it is.probable that few pay enough
ieesous some linuxewivi-s have never
attention to the matter to look up
■its history or origin, Tlio "Lantén learned, and, not poteessing the se-
Season” wfls a pagan inatitulion ilal- cret. they can not impart it to their
ing beck 2,000 yenrs before the families.
Sometimes a big mistake is made
Christian era, and was originally of
in
tiegiuning a home. The wife, or
40 hours duration, but was length­
ened under.Chtistain auspices to 40 husband, or both, may have lived
d a y . nn.l almost savage law» made
,,n“
lhe c»«“ «"*1 “ P llou*''
for the enforcement o f the “ fast muM • '
liv * ’ * h”ra* in whtah
d a y .” enjoined by the Church. In j
are
««roppwl down in no
England one of I he penalties for I'1'"*
particular.
eatiqg during the proscrib'd period [ K r h * ^
hu’ U,”d h o ° “e of
was to have the Offender’« t c t l, ,.d ll- ¡ Uiu-« de"r’ «'*”d- ' pstient. hard-
a l out. Those were the davs when '
m istskenedly devoted
the Church was the power behind i *M«»4s«r« who tagged after him , ,nck
the throng in the matter o f |„,T ¡”8 «P
itongs and putting them
making, like the Slave Power once »*•>• 'u ncom p lain in gly year after
was.in thia country and like t h e > * * r Even s.», lie can be trained
Money Powek is today. The ob ject, lo beller «»>•— th»1 »•* if
'»
of the Church was to so emphasize cau8 l'1
time.
its ,>ower a« to Sgtrnt rexprol and j Ther* “re h,,mM wilh “ re* 11* eb
nloallenoe; the object of the slave *8*n l e*torior and an sltrsctiv s
}Mwer was its ambilinn and pride front entrance, in which ths kitchen
of control; the object of the money and living rooms are in a constant
power is more sordid hut none the state of clutter. W indow-sills are
less efficient in its pursuit of profits a convenient place for small things,
and yon find a collection of spools
at the expense of hum anity.
of thread, croch^J needles, thimbles,
tooth brushes *£ b o x « of p ills on
^ jrJ P o rt Orford, O r.T<^
n e w goods ,
ÎT " àS r .
BOOTS «ad 8 H O E 8
• 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 u to
o a llo n
-
Tbe Real Estate Security Co
ha .
C IGAR», TOBACCO, P IP E S
C A N D Y , NUTS and NOTIONS.
■
In fact, a sappJF of everything osoany kept *> • PR1*
General Merchandts« Stot*.
ORDERS TAKES FOB ÀWY ABTICLB MOT
M
iffMVCK.
Call and examine goods and g et prices. :
»tos
,» M -» ra .»» » »v .v.w ra.ra r» »-iM .M iw i.ra ra .'ra
AihaistiiYiwwiin
In co m b in a tio n , p ro p o rtio n a n d p ro cess, H o o d ’s Sarsap arilla
is th erefore P e c u l i a r t o I t s e l f in m erit, s a le s and cu res.
I t is m afle from th e b e st blood-purifyínf?, alterative and
lia r m e th o d s a s to
to n ic in g r e d ie n ts b y s.uch o rig in a l and
d ' p ecu liar
retain th e fu ll m ed icin a l v a lu e o f ea ch and alL
T h e se v e r e st form * o f scrofula, sa lt rheum , catarrh, rheu­
m a tism , d y sp e p sia , a n d d e b ility are cu red ev e r y d a y by
HoocFs S a r s a p a r illa
ists,
S o ld b y d ru g g ists.
8 a r s a ta b s
$i.
j o o d o se s
B e g in to ta k e it today.
G E N E R A I,
M E R C H A N D IS E ,
Groceries &
X
^ P o r t Orford, C u rry County, Ore.'S^
- « o r »1*0-» who prater ! raw * ru ral! m proper* lee ■« the 1!«»M term, beildee
la tehlot eecoracy o f dor», eotxeeuiene». iTonomy, — there
Sana. H»od > SaxuM uUtai- , s a w p a t op i» ehoeo- being no loe* by ergporation. breakage, o r leakage.
Ir*-» tablets called «araetao*. aa w ell aa In the Bold by druggist» or aent rrom ptly by m all,
saaal " y t * form . Samatabg hara Usntleaily the I
C. I . Hood Oo.. Lowell.
B A R C A IN 8
X ji
I C v e i- y th in g *.
Q^AXSJRXBP under tho Food and Drugs Act, June 30, 1906. No. 324.
Ladies’ & Gents’ Furnishing Goods,
ORIGIN OF MONETARY NAMES
Beattie, March
.— Japan’s par
ticipetion in the Alaska Yukon Pa­
cific Ex posit Ton will provide the
world with such a show o f ths life,
oustoms and resource« of the rising
eastern empire as 4i«s never been
shown at an y other international
fair. For the big event which opens
on June I the Niponeee have brought
together a more com prehensive eg;
bibit o f their people, resources and
products than has ever been display
ed before. Instead of the usual eg
hibit of a pagodn and a few Japan-
(■«e jugglers and <x>ntortioni»ts, so
common «I expositions, the Japan­
ese government has taken a band in
the preparation of a llrarough ex-
wj, h ,1)# ¡dea (>f ,w t ooly
Something oS Shs History as Bolntsd
by an Kmploys o< ths Trsns
“There has been a scarcity of
sm all change e f la te ,” said C. M.
Bingham ton, for 40 years w ith the
U nited S ta te s treasury depart­
m ent, according to the fxm lsvtlle
H erald of recent d ate. “A ll aorta
o f reasons are assign ed to explain
th is condition, but, w hatever the
cause, it ia vexation s. H ow ever, it
Is not so bad now in the w ay of
exchan ges a s it w as in th e olden
tim es, v .
“The early Ita lia n s used ca ttle
instead j>f coin. A person would
som e tim es send for change a thou
and-pound bullock, when he would
am using the visitor, but o f instruct­
receive a 25 pound sheep, or, per
ing the world in Japan’s cominer haps, if he w anted very sm all
cja, >(aluf an(, ((f incr, . „ ing her
change, there would he a few lam bs
tr-J e wHh (fle n, Uon| of lhe Paoi.
sen t back. The inconvenience of
keeping a flock o f sheep at one’s
fic.
banker’s led to tbe introduction of
bullion.
“P eople often wonder where
DENNIS CVNNIFF. JU.,
certain m onetary narqfs came
from . I’ll tell yon a few o f them.
L*ep. U. 8. Mineral Surveyor
“F orm erly every gold watch
w eighed so m any ‘ca ra ts,’ from
which it becam e usual to call sil­
Sarveyur Tor the D istrict oí Or­
ver w atch a ‘turnip.’
egon.
“ T r o y -w e ig h t’ is derived from
O
regon
O d d Itoach* - - -
the extrem ely heavy responsibility
which the T rojans were under to
L. A . ROBERTS,
their creditors.
‘T h e Romans w ere in the habit
A .T T O H M E Y
A T L A W .
o f to ssin g op th eir coins in the
M y i ie P o in t , O re g o n .
presence o f the legions, and if a
piece of m oney w ent higher than
tbe
top o f the en sig n ’s flag it w as
Probate husixiem a specialty.
, pronounced ‘above tbe standard.’ ”
x
Bolding s< Oamsl Herds.
“R u stlin g ” ^s n o t a practice pe-
e n lis t to. the w estern fron tier of
tb e u n ited S ta tes, In Som aliland
adventurous sp irits of
a like sort, but cam els in stead of
ca ttle are th e h ooty they covet.
C am els in Som aliland are kept in
Dry Goods
’
Boots and Shoes
Cigars and Tobacco.
Fine A ssortm ent of
D i*osaw { > < m x 1 at, it) titoli it« ,
<*H,li<*ow, n a n n e l h , e t c .
Hardcuare & Tinutare,
h a r n e s s , L e a th e r , e is .
AU Goods N e w and Up-to-date.
Orders taken for articles net in stock
A firs t c la s s m illin e rv sh o p In c o n ­
n ec tio n w ith store.
CaU, ^ et our prices, and be convinced.
N. a NZSLSEXr.
N o t ic e fo r P u b lic a tio n .
DtrABTMgjrr or
tbs Ixvaaioa,
Land Office at Roseburg, Oiegon.
«
. . Rp|»teniber 30th. 1908.
JtoTica is hereby given that
WILLIAM QUINN
of Roseburg, Oregon, who, on April
9th 1908, mads n m b er Application No
01686, for Lots2&3; 8 W |of NKJ; BEW
ot NWJ 8roti<» 1, Township fti BontK
Range 16 West, Willamette M?-
ridlon, has filed notiee of Intea-
tton to make final proot to establish
elaim to the land above described, be-
i.ore
Resistor and Receiver at Rose-
burg, Ofegop, on ths 10th day of March
Í
Such number« involve
wide areas for grazing and conse
quent d istan ces from the few
places where w ater may be found.
The ponies need by the Bomalican
a lso m anage w ithout drink for i
three or four days and when em ­
ployed for herding have, like tbeir i
m asters, only cam els’ m ilk to
P R O C U R E D
qnench their thirst. T hese big
herds offer, o f course, a trem en­
ON EASY TERM S.
dous tem ptation th the raider, as
T R A D E M A R K S * n 0 C O P Y R I G H T S
kadvk-» fora. H I«O ra* raferr«ora. » m any ns 10,000 cam els being taken
» tim e and the excitem en t of
ofoSatmteMlSr.
. '
drivi
as s »»»
d riving off such a herd atT ull gal
C R ISW E L L ■ lop for 40 or 50 m iles, w ith tb e ex
CRISWELL
to s P .S T ..IS .«
O-O- asperated ow ner possibly hard la
53 Broadway, X « » T o tk CUy
, pursuit and the chalices of the
1 raider finding his qwn camp has
ra».«-
j fallen a prey t o som e other tribal
"■ t ’lvah T**N| m £ rUt-kliA*A ck m «kata. No diversiqn, ap peals irresistib ly to
* R * i r writ« jwt H« < «íM-areU, CawJy C athur
tb e excitab le Som ali.—Good L it
» • «rasa ) . « r bloc»! u x l t r a p it «<«an, b>
A-ri»s sp t.« Irtflr Hver and d riv in g «Il i s-
I
ES
A
M w u w i from* lira Lo ur, l'e s 1» to day to
.w aiSa p in -p in , b a d a bloUbs«, blacUhnnd»,
s u i h r ( m k ly biiiou» i-> m p lru u n b y ta k in fl
<a»e»r,t». -b ra u ty fo r «en cents. Al! drtig
‘ «sto. s a lirla c tio o suarantesd. Wc. 25c. y * .
SrarraHoc tor Fifty Cnatt.
Oaaranferad tobara. SsMt r.
w a W o o d pura. We,»»
S
H ats and Caps
L .
jM priM B .
prosecuted to thefull e x ten t oí the law 30,000.
are
MHS. B A 0 H A K I. AYERS.
. Wnton A Mebsoe atfo, croc ag o ,
H A R D W A R E , G R A N ITÉ si»! T IN W A R E ,
<
Peculiar to Itself
All r persons
i*£e hereby warned not to
__
aaanre-1
them. The tideboasd and kitchen ' ttespiw« dpoWlto land»«» toe unxter-
s
cupboard drauer. are stuffed full
wrappingpaper, cord, patterns, writ-1
of hunting with guns or dogs, or Ush-
,
1
« miscel ! on
. in6 P"Per
.
. «“ »«¡“p**—
_ .
going thron«h,orotherwlse trespass
laneous
hit
of
stuff
for
which
no
in
any manner.
dis-
Any *,er*on
per »on *°
so trespassing
treepaeeing wtll be
place has been provided.
’ Al,T
N ER V ITA M EDICAL C O .
Early during ths Ips4 sa«iu x
LA DIE!»' D R ESS GOODS,
M y r tle P o in t, O r e g o n .
- a - & ^ ^ « r f ^ ì w S Maaó»iw«^whaàeaw ba*,*fw àw «w à
«r à a >i m«w J
Esstor was also« pagan festival
authoritatively
M ENS' and BOYS, CLOTH IS O ,
Pearce, the Harness M an,
originally, and , a Jewish festival
lator oi), to.b« Anally claim ed by
the Christians as their very own,
wlwthcr by right of d isco v er/o r null
has nvt been
closed.
It shall be
by ths
«Oil fresh ■apprise will be moelved by ov«ry «
«s tu kiesp a full stuck of every thii
S U oiTsh.uo.
us ol
D r. B .V . riarsa,.
G R O C ER IE S awJ PROVIBIOEB,
ftefa
It is true that some houses
The case » ek in g -to quash lh e eadly lacking in shelves, cupboards,
Standard Oil Go’s, charter to do in . ; closets and storeroom space, but a
terstate basinsss w aaup for -argu­ really neat hooaekeepSr will usually
m ent the other d sv before th s .41. 8. manage to provide places for every­
Court at Sti lxrais. W hile the ahys. day things, even without such co n ­
f>*r the Co. do not specially dispute veniences having been put in when
th a tst is a lawbreaker, they insist the house was constructed.— The
that if the Uovsrnm ent’s su it issue New Id«s Woman's Magazine for
tearful it will precipitate such a : May.
business pauic as lo startls the
worldl and it may not be so sure
v it a l try
iis m ïA
,T V I G O R
that the threat will not have a bear­
L b It S rVANO MANHOOD
ing with the Court, like n oto that Cures Impotent}, N i g h t E r ils s lo n « i n i ’
in the oiden days tbe threat of “dis­ wasting disearts, ail effects o f sell
abase, ar ex*, ess ptU indi»
W ANTED
union’* by ths Slave Power had.
cretbm. A n er» etn etc« i« d
A r e p r e s e n ta tiv e in th is
blocd b u ild er. Brings the
The ery of tbs slave power
pint glow tc pale coeckssiM.'
c o u n t y b y a la r g e real e s ta te
rer.'tes th e fire of youth.
c o r porn t i i n . S p e c ia l in d u c e ­ to bs, “ we want to be let alonel” J
Bj mail AC«} n te>x; Oboxe
m e n ts to tb,ose w h o w ish to The predatory money power makes
} with » w rit», w
ten to core o r refbu d t? e
b e c o m e f in a n c ia lly in te r e ste d . the same insotont demand now.
F o rt Dearborn Bldg. C H It A h'), I I I
O E x^E R A L M E R C H A N T ,
takea put sfld this tube raMMefl te Its normal e le c t io n 1« f i i l l i t e
"vaC w ncj ”
» lid
« m d ltio a . hesrtkC w it) be destroyed foravfo;
, -
„ „ „ „ * . . i , . lú e . U a l r i v t
M ae eases out of le a are esumd by C atarrh, w r y l t a l e v e r y C o u n ty All sue . W a i r u t
HEADACHE
NEURALGIA
Olaimsitai
H. hliner Poe, of Roseburg, Oregon
p’fjpringflXwT
Irwin G. Williamson, of ”
»
ChsrJesHsilaoa, fit Port Orford. ’’
Frank P. C6ok, or
••
’
B bwamix L. K dpt ,
Register.
Bert
Prow.
A d m in is t r a t o r ’s S a l« .
Notice Is hereby gtven, that in pur­
suant of an order of sale made and en ­
tered by the County Court of ths 8’ate
o l Oregon, for Ounry County, on the
4ih day ot January, 1900, in tbe matter
of the estate of N P Jargeneeo, dec««».
ed. The nnderaigned administrator of
»ski estate will sell et public auction,
subject to the confirmation by salt}
court, the following daecrfhsd property:
Fast half of North West Quarter and
Ixrta ntimbered one and two ol Bee 99,
2 5 D o s e s 2 5 C e n ts
T JJB of HIS W, and B | of NE) of Bsq
J l,T 82 8 o f R It W.
Bald sale to he ipade on the 97th day
of February, 1909, at lOo’eloek A M,
st the door ot Johnston's store In said
County and State. Tsrm« of «ale < ash
Dated January 39,1909.
M o ti,In » c i n t o D r. M ites’ AnU-Pola
A m u H J oxwrow ,
F i ll, fo r L-.i-toche, neuralgia, «
Admin Istratni,