The Port Orford tribune. (Port Orford, Or.) 1892-19??, August 18, 1909, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextI' < ntmnc. (Bufarti u V o lu m e X V IIL P O R I O H F O R D , O R B Ö O X , N o t ic e fo r I T E im K S D A Y .A t K iU H - r P u b lic a tio n . DsraaTMENT or tub I m t z b io b . 17. 8 . L a n d O ffice a t R osebu rg , O reg o n . A ug. 12tb,1908. N o tice is hereby g iv e n th a t E D W IN 8. W E L L « o l E e k ly , Oregon, wbo, on August a t , 1907, m ade H onieatead E n try N o . 14663, 8 . B . to r 81 ol N E i , Section 81, T o w n ship >1 H o u th , R an g e 13 W e s t, M e r id i an , has tiled no'ioe o t^ iia in te n tio n to m a te F in a l c o m m utatio n P ro o f, to es ta b lis h claim to th e lan d above deac- ib i d , before E d g a r A . Dodge, U . 8 . C oin- m iaaio ner, a t M y r tle P o in t,O r e g o n , on th e 4 th d a y o f N o » *m l e r. 19o8. C la im a n t namec as w itnesaes : G eo rg e A . T a y lc r ol F tk lv , O re g o n . Jam ea G ib b a , of " , ,F T * A bel H eth, o f G ro v e r C. G ibba, o D e k i a k i 'T . ^ y ilE N a country become« civilized it dejnands type- writers. 1% ED. RA.OKLEEF, Prop’r (Successor to F . X I. L a n g lo is .) K E E P S IN S T O C K , GROCERIES, (the best oirtj DRY G O O D S. U O O T 8 to write tor onr confidential letter before >p- A n d In fa st, e v e ry th in g u s u a lly ncedeu , . F »E C t & r t oT2?UDn & 4 E W 5 SW IFT & COn P a to n t la w y e r s , Opp. U.3. Patent Office,Washington, D.C. disco unt can be given . Aa I w ill do m y ow n te a m in g , m y In te n tio n to sell cheaper th an good» were e v e r sold on FloriiB C reek. W e h a v e several p a rties w h o a re looking (or hom estead locations o r re lin q u is h m e n ts , also some good tim b e r c la im s . I f you kn ow o f an y good W lll be talcen In exclian ge lo r gor ds. homestead o r tim lie r claim s, i t w ill pay yo u to w r ite ns. A dd ress:— A ktma R e G l v e m e a t r lu i a n d I w l l l «lo n i} a l t t C o .,2 3 6 F a ilin g Bldg., P o rtla n d B o to , E ® and Hife, l ie s t tu p le ita e y o u . ’ ’’T R E S P A S S N O T I C E . 9 H T. STEW \ KT E ditor and P n b i slier. i i UTi !IIL N o t i c e l o r I 'H b lic it t lo ii. Ü .8 . L a n d O ffl e a t RosebUr--, O re g o n , J u ly a ir t , 1908. N o tice I« h e re in iven th a t E D I T H L . R O B IN S O N o l S eattle, W a s h in g to n , w h o, on F e b ru a ry 7, l « * m ad T im b e r A p p lic a tio n . N o . 0606, lo r 8W J ol N E i , E l o f N W l , N E J o f R W J , Section 27. T o w n s h ip 36 S ou th, R u n g e 13 W e s t, W tlla m - e t'e M e rid ia n , hau tiled n o tice of In te n tio n to m ake F in a l Proof, to e s ta b lis h c la im to th e la n d above d e s c rib e d , be fo re th e lte g is or and R eceiver, a t K o a eb u ig , O rego n, on t h e 8th d a y o f F e b r u a r y , 1909. C la im a n t nnm es as w itn e s s e s : C. L> B y ro n , o f S eattle, W tts h in g lo n E . J . W a lla c e of '• . ” « Coe I . L e a v e n g o o d ,o f R o s eb u rg , O re . G eo rg e T u r n e r , of B e n j a m in L E i i m , R eg ister. OUHÎV, D THi T R IB U N E A4 M<l I Il» ‘ W .£ E K L Y C B E G O N I A ] B o th P a p e rs one y e a r fo r $ 2 .2 5 . T h e P O R T O R F O R D T R IB U N E A IN I> - Tli** New Id e a W om an’s M agazine H o w To F in d O gL Fill a bottle or common glass with your water and let It stand twenty-four hours: a sediment or set tling Indicates an T u x N xw I i » xa W u u a ii ’ s M a o a z iw k I s an a u th o rity on D ra a a u is h in g , M ill , unhealthy condl- I t avera g es m ore th a n IPO p o g e r each ’ tlon of the kid ne rv and Household E c o n o m y . W e offer yon th e re fo re a t least 12<X) pages ol good fashio n a.11 neys; tf It stains m o n th . S am ples fre e . your linen It is hom e read ing fo r an a d d itio n a l cost o f o n ly 26 eta. evidence of kid ney trouble; too frequent desire to pass tt or pain In nA * ’ — — • (he bach Is also Convincing proof that the kidneys and blad der ere out of order. W hat to Bo. There la comfort In the knowledge to often expressed, that Dr. K ilm er’s Swamp- ,1'? . Root, the great kidney remedy fulfills every wish In curing rheumatism, pain In the back, kidney a liver, bladder and every part of the urinary passage. It corrects Inability r if t v Cante a T s s r-tm That * Wwix » fifcaSa. to hold water and scalding pain In passing It, or had effects following use of liquor, wine or beer, and overcomes that unpleasant necessity of being compelled to go often P u b l i s h e d * t A t l a n t a , C a .— during the day, and to get up many times during the night. The mild end the extra ordinary effect of S w a m p -R o o t is soon ( S k a < . U W K T S O U T H Is toe O r a a t L l t a r a r g W a a t t t r realized. It stands the highest for Its won Bouth. Ills lisvoud Is l . t t e r a t « e e , R o a s n c a , F a e t and F t e t l s a , derful cures of the most distressing cases. tad glva» the tost ol *11 tost Is surreal la Its M id . Among It» contrlsator» the most If you need a medicine you should have the an ted »Diith»rn writer» appear--Joel Chandler Harrt», Harry SUH well Edward» and beet. Sold by druggists ir. 50c. and $ I . sizes. otlisrsafgrowing lams. Ssriil storias from Aatoony Hogs, Metrics TBemgsea. You may have a sample bottle of this sidnsy B. Croekait. Mrs.Os rga Cirba tsad Artoar w. Marcluaoat Bsvs s»pe«r wonderful discovery •d , and slhsri are la waiting from IBs gen of aathor» ef national sate A »hort and a book that tells story r a n ltith eight oet a a r « . l r B r « * a n d r a d . » l . n d l d i h o r l mors about tt, both sent a t a r l a a , all worthy s plaea la B l t a S U M N T » O X J T H ’ S rsadatletol absolutely free by mall, Bums. O tter «musts irsiontemplAtsd thatwlll»««»»»iu!ly szrlol» tns ripening address D r, Kilm er & r-wn# or t o a s T M . l,oi J u: talent tost only naads sutli tustsring to lUostrsts too wealth that Is shy t t Co., Binghamtqp. N . Y . When writir.g'men- assort lisotf. Uoa reading thts generous offer In this paper. BSs< S U W W T S O U T H tvams with ths Ilia of to * groat sooth. Th * sen U1 sunshine warms everything into oeUrlty and the season ft never eoM sneugh to cheek the hind gf In imiry. 1 hs ga»<r sum is fragrant with the hreatl of tha W rerybody Bays So. magnolia aad plan, aad gives on’, the very air ol the t r*- go. pa m and hoy. I he Beauty aad p a l«'*, th * remsnse aid snystary of the land where th* »ora Oascareta Candv Cathartic, the most w e * flerful medical ilitcoverv of the ago, plea» etoree ap to* gvldea ssnshtr.e a a l the cotton whiten* In the, moonlight, wll he oat and refreshing V too tsste. set gently given in ihewell-d led co iunns gf this tesc,sating weakly. ■■d positively on kidneys, liver and bowels, Tha sshsdrlpUoa »rle* It O n l y F l f i r C a m « * a year, sllh* t t a t pg'gone, rlsan-ing toe entire system, dispel colds, agents, aewsoapere. postmasters end eveiy cae ale*. Cloba-'tnv* eceempaa sd sore headache, fever, habitual constlpatioa aad biliousness. Please buy and try a box By the faJ U »0. enli le the club ra :u i to toe paper one year grat a. e f C. C. a to-day; 10, CL to <enta. Sold and « n a F o o t s i C s s - 4 the names of six »1 year aeljhbors who guarantrvd to cure by all druggists. wools sppree'ats ths cwortonUr to rood s eopyo The sunny »oath, end -as sample will ha » * I® J frs*. Ton o.a got year club o flvs out of these very p* elo. CTto S t J N B t Y r . O U T M enters over SO.OOO Amor can Bomo-now: n l A G U A R A N T E E D C U R E F O R P IL E S . in r 'a i 19« Is earc te he ws'e mrd n fslly »» m isy mere home,, esthe ro.t It c h in g , B lin d , B leedin g o r P ro tru d ws his leastOig«-d th sos he feu hern U erarr Weekly, ««has* Ooluiun* for in g P ile« D ruggist» re fu n d m oney if 19v w..l te toe nusl read.»!* of oil IBS 0*3»-'» -t- 1 co.a* to y.a. P A Z O O IN T M E N T fa lls to cu re an y rooe, no m a tte r o f h o w long s ta n d in g F irs t ap p lic atio n gives , ln fito ltd a v s ease a n d re a t. «0o I f y our d c' m gg isl C ‘ o S U K K Y .^ O Ù T U ; A i ’ a n t a . hasn’t it »end 6nc In stom p» an d i t w ill I be fo rw a rd e d n o at-p ald bv P a r i, N g J . • ¡c in e C o,, 8 t . lx n iis . Ms B O TH O N E Y E A R FO R 75. S flB lH D falxb In Hffi Also FreaervM th« Fb» “ B rigandage is s till ranzp a. ’ in rj. 8. Sen’ts— J o n a th a n B o u rn e J r ., o f lu x n y r u r a l d U tric u i In It~ ly ," s a id lb Pot H and and Geo, K . C h a m b e rla in o f R avogli, th e resid ent It a lia n cc-ieuL tc no E n q u ire r re p res en t* t h • I veatly . S a le m . ■'From advices I reoelve oeeaeic ally C o n g ress m an , F ir s t D is t r ic t— W illi« I keep in touch w ith borne a ffa '.a , sad 0 . IW w Ie y , of S alem . a le tte r fro m a frie n d in T r ic i t e « G o v e rn o r— F ra n k W . B e n s o n , S a le m . ta lu s a reference to T tb u rz b one o f to . S e c re to ry o f State— F. W . B enson 8a- m ost picturesque o f th<«e (re e l oOtee T ib u r z i is a lx iu i 48. A t the h e g in u m g , lem State T .e a a u re r— (M e A . S teel o f S a o f his career be was as bad a - others o f th e same vocation In life fh 1871 le m , k he « » - caught, convicted o f h ig h w a y S u p tP P u b lic In s tr u c tio n — J . I L A c k lo b b e ry and m u rd e r, and sentea» d e r naan, S alem . im priso nm ent fo r life . H e eaoaped in S tate P r in te r — W illi« D u n lw n y , S alem . 1874 and took refu g e in a wood near. A tto rn e y O e u « r a l - A . ’ >1. C ia w f o r d , V lte rlm , w h ere he lived In security, in spite o f 17 w a r r a n t* end a la rg e re w ard S a le m . (*•’ . «. fo r hia arre st. T h e reaaon o f th ia er- C le rk S tate Land Board—O. U. Brown, osglty la sim ple enough. H e w a a g e a d S a l e m . ; t— - •o the ;>oor an y peasant in need of J o in t Senufor fo r Coos n t u i ^ t t r r y — h elp could alw ays p e t a gold cote fro m W j C. Chase, - u T lb u rs l—wnd he punished te r m e r s . J o in t R e p re s e n ta tiv e fo r -C o o s an d Consequently th e f t -s an to -w e re ready to Q ss lst-^ lu i ag. frs t the' police o r C u rry — I. N . M unay. Ju dg e, 8>1 J u d ic ia l D is tric t-.-J . W . go vern m en t em lssariek, tna those who v-ould w illin g ly have g ives iu fo rm a ’ H a m ilto n , Row. burg. tiqn w ere a fra id to do so. , P ro secutin g A tto rn e y , 2d J u d ic ia l D is “ A fte r his escape T ib u rs i a lte re d hi» t r ic t— G eo rg e X I. B ro w n , R osebu rg . m ethod o f g a in in g a liv in g . He 0 . 8 . tk im iu ls s lo n e rs — J. H . U p to u , caused i t to be m ade kn ow n to a ll the w ell-to -d o people in the d is tric t th a t i f L a n g lo is . th ey ]iuid h im an nnnual c o n trib u tio n OOl'KTY orrictBB. he w o uld n o t In te rfe re w ith I aem , and C o u n ty J u d g e — E . A . B a ile y , G o ld w o uld p ro te c t th e m fro m m olestation b y others. I t was considered advisa B each. C ou nty C om m issioners—O tto Ia m e rt, b le to agree, an d T ib u r s i has been fo r G o ld B each; Ed S y p b e r, L a n g lo is . years in re c e ip t o f a la rg i income, i ne m an alone p a y in g h im £ ISO a ar. S h e riff— N o rm a n T y le r , G o ld B each C rim e bus considerably dim inished-»r C o u n ty C le r k — G e o rg e W . S in ith , th e d is tric t; th e »m aile r fry dai— not m olest T lb u r z l’s protege*, fo r ne Ir Gold R ese ll. s t ill a good shot w ith hia E n g lis h re C o u n ty T re a s u re r— Janies C a u g h penting rifle . T H ’irx l does w h a t the W e d d e rb u rn . g o vern m en t c a n n o t do; ue e o ll'o ta Aasessoi—^ V m . T o lm a n , H a r lio r . taxes w ith o u t tro u b le and h e , keeps School K u p t. —W . 8 . G u e rin . Lahgtol». dow n crim e . S urvey o r— G eo . S. M ils o n , C h e tco , “ I t m u s t n o t be supposed t h a t he C o ro n er— D r . F . A- 6. Iilie m a n n , W ed hides in th e woods a li day. H e a a r w a lk a b o u t th e w h ole d is tric t w ith o u t d e rb u rn . _ fe a r o f ca p tu re , and he lives In good U ’ BTINOS o r m i . C"| BIS. C ir c u it C o u rt m eets F% u fth Moff«S*.v ‘ u style. H e goes to Rom e sometiaaee, 4 presum ably In disguise, and has even A u g u s t o f each y e a r. Ixtcn abroad. W ill he ever be oi C o m ity C o m m is s io n e rs C o u rt m eets rested? T im e alone w ill" te lL " —C in flra t W e d n e s d a y In J a n u a ry , A p r il, c in n a ti E n q u ire r. J u ly and S ep fo m ljer ol each ye a r. A FRIEND TO WOMEN. P ro bate C o u rt m eets firs t M o n d ay iu B a n d o li, n O regon. E C Z E M A and P IL E C U K E F R E E K n o w in g w h a t it w n a to e u f i' e F R E E O F fe r, I w ill s riv C H A R G E , to a h y affli« te d a I» punitive cu re fo r E czem a, S a lt R treiu n , E iy a lp e - la s , P ile s a n d Hk In Diseases. In s ta n t je l ie f . D o n ’ t s u ffe r longer. W i i t e F. W . W i l l ia m s , 41« M a n h a tta n A v e n u e , N ew Y o r k . E nclose S to m p . Stock and poultry have few troubles’ which are not bowel and l i v e r irregularities. B la c k -. I D raught Stock and Poultry M edi cine is a bowel and liver remedy (or stock. I t put* the organs of 1 digestion in a perfect condition Prominent American breeders and farmers keep their herds and flocks healthv by giving them an occa sional dose of Black-Draught Stock and Poultry Medicine in their food. Any stock raiser may buy a 26-cent half-pound air-tigh t can ' of this medipin* from bis dealer and keep his stock in vigorous health for weeks. Deals« gener ally keep Blsck-Draught Stock and Poultry Medicine« your» doet not. send 25 cents for a »Ainple can" to the mnnufa.-tnrers, In « Chattanooga Medicine Co., Chat tanooga, le n j. Bo is a u a . Os-, BlscX-O sHCfit Stock sod Foul AT go d' t a v l s t a e b ^ t l e v M t r t M . Oar stock wss ooklag bad whsa yoa sea’ M the m sdiola* sad now IS «y a n gsttlag so « " •- Thsy * » »«>»■< » T k B B O O B IM a T O W . ClmlMm Ovtr SO.OOO. 0M h u n tin g t r ip im b »o b« iLilUT’r enulpped— WM»» W« »TBV« ,N»«ad S B IVT.B8 ¿OligORG. Wgmkd . . . PISTOLS . BHOTOUXB from g » M to g s gl»0 S 3 'U lC z < oJL V JBLakes short roads. y.o. a»«.* ,rnn». A. h b y IT A R D A IU ) O IL CO. 222 Booth Peoria St., C h ic a o o , I I I . , Oct. 7, 1902. E ig h t m onth* ago I was eo ill that I was compclk'd to be or sit down nearly all the tim e. My stomach was so weak and upset that I could keep nothing on it and I vomited frequently, could not urinate without great pain and I coughed so much that my thfbat and lun zs were raw and sore. The doctor« pro nounce« 1 it B rig h t’s disease and others said it was consumption. I t mattered little to mg what they called i t and I had no dc- sire to live. A sister visited me from 8 t. Lonis and asked me if I had ever tried W in e of Cardut. I told her I hod not >nd she bought n bottle. I believe that i t saved my life. I believe many women could save much suffer ing if they but knew of its value. pain? Take W in e of Cardai and make one supreme effort to b . well. Ton do not need to be g weak, helpless sufferer. You on N otice N o f tc x id hereby g iv e n to o il p a rtie s sh ip p in g o r ro c e iv in ff goods o v e r t be P o r t O r fu r i W h a rf C o ’e. w h a rf to re m ove th e s a m e im m e d ia t e ly , as I t w il lie h e 'd a t tb s o w p e r’d ii» k . * - « R . D . I I I ’ X IE , . M S o ld C v o p y w h o r o . Don’t you want freedom from , « B M B A F S TO O L 0 0 t. VO8T- hit ¡Try ftr Health, T H E S O U T H ’S L IT E R A R Y W E E K L Y (to o . B p ln u s r, W h o P i n t E m p l o y . . W e a e a C t t r k * In t h . T r w w a r y . AND I f an y m an d, serves th e g ra titu d e o f th e “new'* w o m an , i t in th e m an to C h e tc o ............... .. .........M iss I d a Cooley. w hom the sex te indebted fo r one o f th e grea test advantages w h ich w om en en H a r b o r ...........................F letch er G ard n er. jo y a t th e pres en t d u j— t h a t o f h o ld G o ld B e a c h .............................J . W . R ile y . W e d d e r b u ru ............................ G «> - K e rr. in g office u n d e r U ncle Sam . W l.c n th e fir s t w o m an was p u t In th e office of Illlh e e ......................... M r . K . B R ussell. th e tre a s u re r o f th e U n ite d gtutea M a r l a l ....................... M rs . V io la B illin g s . •there w ere o n ly 20 cle rk s to do a ll Ute A g n e s s ........................................A . 51. R ile » . w o rk , and a batch o f seven w om en woo appointed. N o w th e re are 8,000 wom en C o r b in ......................................... R . Q uelten. P o r t O rfo rd ................... Auies Jo hn sto n a t w o rk fo r th e go vern m en t sod t h . n u m b er is y e a rly increasing. D e n m a r k .............. J. S. C a p i« - I n 18C2 a ll th e a ta iln b le m en w ere L a n g l o i s . . . , . ...........................E . K a o k le ff. needed in the vo lu n te e r a rm y . T h ia E c k le y ....................................-X- H a lm was th e reason fo r th e ap p o in tm en t of th e wom en in the various d e p a r tm e n t a t W ash ing ton . T h e th «n U n ite d States treasurer, Oen. F ra n c is E . S pin n er, one day w en t in to th e roont w h ere m en w ere engaged in c u ttin g th e “greenbacks,” w h ic h fir s t m ade th« i r • Y' ___ ••R a th W ife IK CA CA5»c A L E I 71 T 'S ft: d tL«v ftrfe ib e bt»« appearance under the fin an cial po licy astuu ___ tin e wre h:i»< bud in ib e boned- i.a a t medi o f Chase. H u g e sh- ars v. ere used and weei( iny w ife wu-. k f -u lir th e lab or, w hich was sim ply th e a lfp - twod&v». «he trietl xeni» o f j out C A S C A L I- Tb. «Bd thè» roilüvpd th e pain üè ber>.T;.d uinicst p in g o f the paper, was a u th t h a t Gen. iüanuJIfctely. W e both recowm « n«1 C e ru ftr» » S pin ner rem a rk ed t h a t th e re was no P lr te b u r f S.tfo »C Dej-c?’» C«». T itu b a r » . P » reason w h y some w o m en should n o t be em ployed to assist In a w o rk that, CANDY was d a ily increasing iu size C A T H A R T IC fle n . H pm uer died a b o u t five year» ago. In ld d l a mnsa m e e tin g wn called, and w h a t is now k n o w n a i (!-•■ Gen. S pin ner M e m o ria l aeaociaUoi. TftAOC MARK «lOOTtRCO w as organized. I U o b je c t w as to erect »ome suitable m o n u m e n t to :be m an w ho had done ho m uch fo r th e w o m e r. Flgukianr r*«)iAtalùo. Poiem. T » m » Coort. TX> and the women In th e g o vernm en t em MM>* A caftFifo.or < ù iie lUu ploy a re expected to show th e ir g r a t i ... C O N S T IP A T IO N . ... tu de by c o n trib u tin g to th e w o rk . «Ierlern« R»wer4y <tea-r»«» •«•*»». X*«gHr*rl. *.-• »•<*- T h e atatue has been m odeled aed T f t P f /• *»’»• F»«rFn«ec<l by »U drop- ca»t and is now In th e W ash in g t. ' l U ' L r a t f g.oektotV'Ml. fite»«« U«M». studio o f th e s< u l p t o r .'ilr . E llio tt, t t creato r o f the atatu e to Gen. Hancock w hich ia to be erected in th e fa ll. T h e fig u re is o f bronze and represents th u general in a sim ple bu t d ig n ifie d a t t i tude, w ith a large clo ak th ro w n around his am ple shoulder«. T h e statue aud pedestal w ill cost ^ J * T £ - N l f - ' ' » e . l ' " - " ' " ,< oUelnM fc, « .« ■I..-,, «,, I,-- I.«* W* ««:»*,« PATENTS aliout »5,000. A u e ffo rt has tseen m ade T H A T » A V , »-¡'I Ituc U««u tlwnm*hly, at oui to- secure a site in f r m t o f th e tre a s u ry azp u w . iu»l hoir »«» to ™«-«:ew. b u ild in g , on the n o rth s . 'le , and « b ill [ ~ ârad n- -I-L pfc-t ■ tir FR g g l»P"rt oa pWonaMlity. « y rer* pruCTIi». B U R - g ra n tin g perm ission puaaed the w n a to P S S S IN O R E F E R E N C E S . Pc»Crw.O*ISo b u t was pigeon-holed In tt " ' kouse.— li . S no rr«.«1,hle IWt, i.o »rii» «O B o a s o r, B o v o n th a tr o « * . N . Y . W orld. - ' —V -W - W A S H 1 N O T O N , O . O MAHTK1IS. BLACK- DRAUG HT TAXES. STATIC AKU U l e T B Il T O rF IC B B » : CVBBV OOUBTT COST ( l r r i C t S A ii E i d s A Ö R IÖ A N D W H O L E V IE S each m b n tli. Cnorr/ STOCK »"<« POULTRY M E D IC IN E B b n j a m ih L E im r , R e g is te r. T h o u s a n d s H a v e K id n e y T r o u b le a n d D o n ’t K n o w It. ...... . the g u ilty pn rttea. , E dmund B . Vii Kl'rACTtlKER o i ' i s - r i . » I « » m . “H l . "»<>.»>««• y e s n r - . D E rA K T w m r 6 r t u b I b t b (U o b . t fl. A n y person or perron s trespassing upon th e C ro ft L a k e R an ch,— th e Mo- L e lla u a n d M a rs h a ll R anches, w lll bo roseciited to th e u tm o s t e x te n t of th e la w ; and a rew ard w ill be g iv e n fo r I n fo rm a tio n th a t w ill >ft-d to th e e o n v io - A ll persons are here b y notified no t to e n te r upon ojrtres|«iss upon th e lan.fn prosecuted a c re fiiln g to la w . 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T h era A r e Th ou san ds f t T h an t T h ara, B u t as Y e t T h e y A r e of Ha P ra c tic a l D a a The United Ktnte« consul at Manvnibo, Venezuela, In a recent report to the state department roiuutents interestingly on fiit i great number of alligators In »hat , counlry. lie viewed these hideouj ! amphibians through a bur'nesa eye and wrote: “Though I,ut fewfill'gator «hi"3 tire sent nbrord from here, it in not mi arcotipf of secnity of^glliga tors, it IsKfrnnge thnf r« lx»ly has token up the hinting of t! • »“ rep- iii<«. They are liere In th« lakes and lagoons am) rivers in untold • •< r.nd all »>.- ». Theskir« are v.'vll wot fh «ei jiring and allig.i lor ■') h incs n high price, being tiFed for tne,lies' ptirpos'-s. in the Kio do O. o and the ltio Tarra 1 have seen th o U B B in lB o f large alli- gnturs which came up lo depoaR fhei; on the aiind br.nks dur pos m e m m ing the dry season. It is the same gestlnw T i e - v e m a n u fa c tu re r - l their ih nli Ihe hundred« of streams I .y , t y - u n u i«lia» s e n / i'.J .tr- „ which flow into the I; L of Mara r ,t. .»• K at.-x y gyiNc l - a c h i ' E C o r<.i*-,.e. s r... i edtt’o. A lligator hunting !» One ' . . X, V 11 -5 I sport, tiud in my opiulcn would be r .q S -— o paying bukinoas.** , 7 NEW HOME -i* * .