The Port Orford tribune., October 13, 1909, Image 4

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Inquiries have been received in
Bangor, Me., .from persona sup-
poged 10 reprenent either the B ur -
ilan or the JBypa'neae government
H*’/ a a l Wheat Tlurd.
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conceimteg prteea fo r moecaains
W a s ta in g to a .— I b e » » i k iii llito n l troA‘ in lat'ge quantities and the earl!
light » u im ille a »Ann,
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‘Jtto Sfo3 Xk** tfc< *at date of delivery a t A tla n tic or
M o l l B t-orU tg.
g t t a t e e t * . <ft» T t e t u r r , b u t i n r o « t o f
Pacific porta. I t ia supposed that
,h e e r c r - 'Vf ù f 'x a n e u W u r e < S « l*r» e
I b * i !t>. tiu» ùj .» n e e d beyoofi to e p re - the moccaaing are wanted fo r sol­
,»io4J y t y .
p ro d u c t» h » 'e * » l l » n diers campaigning in Manchuria.
e i t g n l L J’ htn<l t» v a lu e , t u t i d è r o b a r «
For that purpose they wonld be
- o r e lti» n fu iiiU o d th e defiokl A m i Ute
eminently auitable, gay« the New
4 < n t i a l ' » T i l t ta t o u t th e t o n n e r » bave
produced in v a lu e m o n w e a lth th a » York Hun.
The moccasin 1« the favo rite
ti.« > « ve r did t e ia r a t a ow e y e a r.
1 he f i r ' ' • •
e a o n w o u e . T h a q u s n - footwear o f the lumbermen of
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t it y C f c u ra A p p ro a c h e d M:*>,0W ».0W
Maine, and was flrfit made in Ban­
t ,heto, an d th a h ig h p rie » fo r H t ir a »
The O krgon D a il y J o u xx a l is Ihe lending Democratic newspaper o
*^ i» c ro p a l a i j n r a in a m u c h g re a te r gor in 185k A t first only one or
th a n It e v e r t a .! b e fo re , » xc e e d io g con- two fityles were made, but now
to <
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el l.- ra b ly fl.WW.WJU.UO#.
T h ia a m o u n t moccasins are manufactured in O r e g o n , i s t u e d s i P o r t l a n d , *
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could p a j tb a n a tio n a l d a b t an d In ta r -
great variety, ranging from »Up­
a a . (d r o n * -year a n d »’ 111 te a r s enough
The managers also issue a S k m i - W bm kly , which is especially adapted
to pay aha e x jie n a ta o f tb a n a tio n a l g o v - per« fo r women and children—
soft aa kid and embroidered w ith
'« m m a a l lo r a la rg e p a r t o f e n » y e a r.
l ha c o tto n tr o p la second In th a r a in a beads— to the atout boot» and lar- -for people who do not care for a D aily, but want a good fam ily paper.
lis t, and th e In d ic a tio n « , a ra t h a t tb a rigana o f the Penobscot lumber
' f n tn ra in y o f l i n t * » 0 seed wl1* rs * * b
A n y of these papers can be bad in combination with the P O R T OR?
men.
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fC0d.tMtof.OOV In 1904. Th es a fig ure» m ay
Much of the aewihg is » till done
be too lo w . fo r th e y a re based on t h a '
vantai» a t ih e (a rm a a n d a re n o t th e com ­ by hand, being let out by the piece F O R D T R I B U T E at the following rstssi
m e r c ia l \ _ lu c * a t tb a exchange» o r a a y - to French Canndiah fam ilies In
w h t r a etoe-
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the neighborhood of Bangor. A ll D a ily a n d T r ib u n e
- • ’ - * - • 8 6 OO.
i l a y an d w h e a t a ra c o n te n d in g fo r
t h i r d r 1 ea t n p o in t o f r a in a . I t to e x - moccasins are made of a specially
j » , red m a t ib eaa tw o crops, b a y and prepared leather, rendered a gold
v ib e a t, w ill be w o rth on th e f a r m th is en yellow by a peculiar process of D a iiv
S u n d a y a n d T r ib u n e - • 8 7 OO.
y e a r as m uch as th e corn crop, n a m e ly ,
tanning.
a o o .-tl’ inyr m o re th a u >1 ¡000,000.000. O n
The common moccaain ie not S e m i W e e k y a n d T r ib u n e
.a c c o u n t O f t ile h ig h e r vvluo o f w h e a t It
- • 8 2 OO.
la th e m ost v a lu a b le cro p a r a r ralaad la proof against water, but it haa
th e c o u n try .
room fo r several pairs o f stock­
P o ta to e s a n d b a rle y reached th e ir
ings. and th a t is a strong point in
b lg le s t p ro d u c tio n . )n 1001. T h e o a la
Its ja v o r. F or keeping the feet
;rop v a t. 6 0 .M 0 .M 0 bushels g r e a te r t h a n
1 -r be fo re , except In 1903. T h e r a w a re w arm and dry in cold weather the
? ).,! i(F POO pounds m o rs o f ric e th a n moccasin has no equal.
var, th é p ro d u c tio n b e in g e s tim a te d a t
The greater p art of the mocca­
t u t .00.000 pounda.
ain leather s till cornea from the
T b a # r ! i.c ip a l crops th a t a re r a in e d
(by th e a g r ic u ltu ra l d e p a rtm e n t o f j h e place o f its origin, Pawtucket,
g u v t r r - e n l h a r e a n a g g re g a te fa r m B. L , although a considerable
v t ’.ue th ia y e a r a m o u n tin g to *3,883.- q u an tity is tanned in Bangor.
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ti#. T M t to an in cre a se o f l C p a r
Home years ago Bangor men es
o v e r I t ) J a n d 13 p e r «eu t. a r a r five
tablished factories a t Red W ing.
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y e a . i ago.
F a rm horses h a r e In creased s lig h tly Minn., and Racine, W i».
In n u m b e r an d m ore In v a lu e , a n d th a
The dainty bath slipper«, which
BUY TH E
a g g re g a te was n e v e r so v a lu a b le au lu
H a v e y o u ev er
are not really moccasins, but are
1304, w ith a to ta l o f t l.1 3 O 4 0 .3 M .
made
from
soft
elk
skin,
are
in
» .a value o f fa r m m ules a ls o reached
I seen a Sunset?
Its h ig h e s t p o in t, w h le h to t31T.t33.333. great demand at home and abroad,
T h a e tea d y advance la
p o u ltry
In and are especially favored by the
A
b e a u t if u lly j l l u s t r s i e d
n u m b e r a n d In tb a q u a n tity a nd v a lu s ladies of Japan, to, which country
o f prod ucts leads to aotne a s to n is h in g
m o n th ly m a g x x in e o f th e w id e ­
Rangbr sends Inrgequantities. I t
v alu e s fo r 1304
T b s hens a re no w p ro­
a w a k e W e s t w i t h fa e c in x tia g
du cin g one and tw o th ird s b illio n s o f , now seems likely th at “ Bangor’s
s h o rt stories, p ic tu re s q u e pe rso n » !
u j - n e o f eggs y e a rly , an d thesa hens« golden slippers,” as moecaains are
p o in t - o f - v ie w d e s c rip tio n o f th a
d u rin g t h e ir busy season la y enou gh called, may be worn by the con­
in te re s tin g d e v e lo p m e n t o f lh a
e ggs l a tw o w eeks, a t th a h ig h prices tending armies in Manchuria.
W a t t , a n d th e ro m a n c e a n d h is ­
*e o »
ù
bu .«, t t t ^«fo«
•* w
A r m o n tic » »
«1,000,OO©/X>0
— C ùltafc ’Ûteen Second rfe « ,
J O U R N A L A n 4 T R IB U N E .
A lw ays Remember the Full Name
I .axative Rrom o
Quinine
Cures a Cold in One Day* Crip in Two.
'* ia t h a v e •p re v a ile d d u rin g th a y e a r, to
p - y th e y e a r's In te re s t o n th a n a tio n a l
debt
.T h e s u m m a ry o f th e v alues o f a g r ic u l­
tu r a l p ro d u c t’, fo r 1934 places th e to t a l
' ,.900,000.000, a f t e r e x c lu d in g th e
et
• o f th a fa r m crops ( h a t a re fed to
t h e liv e a tœ k . These figures d o n o t
re p re s e n t t u ily th e v alu e o f th a w e a lth
.{.'e d u c e d upon th e fa rm s o f th e c o u n try .
A nd th e d iffu s io n o f w e ll-b e in g am o n g
th e fa rm e rs th ro u g h o u t a ll p a rte o f th e
<. j n t r . ta on e o f th e m ost conspicuous
f< 'u re a o f th e reo en t a g r ic u ltu r a l d e ­
v e lo p m e n t.
t o r y o f th e
e a rt|t. •
A sk
w o n d e r la u d
your
lo c a l
of
th e
n o w t d e a le r
f o r c u r r a n t issue o r s en d $ 1 5 0
G srtala wise doctors have late
Bsfera You Purchase Any OBwr W r it s ___
ly been assuring tha world that
H I RIW HOME MWIHI BfiMIM MMFAIY
the Japanese are sore to be beat
oRANac, maaa.
Many Sewing Machines are mads to sail r i^ r O -
an by the Russians because they •sa
oi quality, to t tha “ M e w H a w s e , to nefie
live os rice, which le s food not at , «ea r. O ur guersnly never runs out
We
tM k e Sewing Meshlnae to art t a ll conditions
all calculated to «apply the wast­
g t h .t r a d e The “ Mew H e m e - « a n d . e t tb t
age upon tbs human body caused
id of ell ■ l a h - a r w O e l e m U y sewing m .rhlnsS
• e l « fcy a w tlk e r ia e a aea l s e » w» g«
by the hardships of a m ilita ry
for sals w *
campaign, says the New Y ork
M
all.
Thia
may
be
trne,
though
¿IKE A JOSHUA’8 trumpet
the world w ill w ait and see. Curl
K lr it o l » ».* r a i l i n g Walla BejMatod la ously enough, a t .n tim e when the
. J V l d t t l e O w m a a V il la g e —
physiologists are giving this warn
M o to s C an a» B a t a .
ing, the rice growers of the Vnitcd
Htates have combined to teach to
B e r lin — T h e B l b l . m ira c le o f th e
w a lls o f / e r l r h o f a llin g a f t e r th e Jew is h the American people the assumed
s o ld i, re u n d e r th e le a d e rs h ip o f Joshua food value of rice and to induce
I ’ ar< hw l a ro u n d th e m a c e rta in n u a - the people, If they can, to consume
|>er it tim e s. B ounding th e ir tru m p e ts ,
a great deal more of th a t grain
f o u n d p r e p e titio n Ik e o th e r day a t
than they do.
H e lll.-e n s ta r t, p e a r IgWpalc. T h e lo c a l
Aa a m atter o f ascertained fact,
m usic m a s te r, w h o w as o rg a n is in g a
h rv a * band, ha d g a th e re d h is m u s ic ia n s rice is below a ll other grains pro­
t o r p ra c tic e In h i t g a rd e n , s itu a te d a t th a
duced la commercial qualities in
fo o t o f th e » o r ie n t w a lls o f th e c ity .
Amerien l^ M s food value— below
fo r y e x r ’s s u b s c rip tio n . T h e b o o k ,
" R oad o f a T h o u s a n d W o n d e rs.
— 1 2 0 b e a u tifu l W e t t e m v ie w s ia
g iv e
P a te n te e to t id e la n d e a n d r a t e r lo ts
in tlie H a r b o r o f P o r t O r f o r d , O r e g o n ,
o n » p o rtio n o f w h ic h
a
w h a r f la e re c te d w i t h ,n il
p a rt
my
One d a y . w h ile th e t r q m p e t . w ere d o ­
t s »heir best o u a h ig h no te, th e c ity
w a ll fe ll w ith o u t w a r n in g , s c a tte rin g
th e te rr ifie d m u s ic ia n s a ll o v e r th e
m ea.low s. *
wheat, males; rye, oats, barley and
buckwheat. I t is vastly poorer
than any of these in ash, in pro­
tein, In fiber and in fa t, and anr
I t Is said t h a t s c o m b in a tio n o f notes
rauaed th e ru in s o f th e w a lla , Juet as oc­ paaaes them only In starch. I t is
c a s io n a lly a n o te s tru c k In a ro o m w i ll not to be thought of for any west
cause th e b r t » k ln g fg glass w ith o u t a p ­ era people ns a main article of
p a re n t cause.
food. However, it to not ns a
main article of food th a t it is
FUNERAL SERMON BY WIRE used in thia country. Our diet is,
fortunately, much more varied
IM s ta n t S l ' k M a n B e a r » fid dress a t
than
th a t of the Japanese. Rice
w i f e ’s O o ffln— In j u r e d » e * -
is employed in increasing quan
t l n g X e d t e la a .
tity , and to advantage, as a pal­
P lfa h n t-e g . P a — B e n ja m ls P . W e ls h , atable subsidiary article of the na­
t. i A U u g iu n y d ru g g is t, la y on h co t to
tional diet. I t ia a peculiarity of
( h e A lle g h e n y g e n e ra l h o s p ita l w it h a
the human stomach th a t in addi
t c le i.l toe ye, e lv e r a d ju ste d to bta head
t
i b ir d th e serm o n a t th e fu n e ra l tion to the n u tritiv e q u ality in
o f h i . w ife a t his ho m e o a P a lr v to w food it demands mere hulk. Con
»ven ue, A llc r h e n y .
centrated foods soon ruin the di
The te le p h o n e com p a n y bad a rra n g e d
gestion. The stomach .eagerly
c t r a n s m itte r In fr o n t o f th e coflln. R ev.
h o i,.as P a rk ta lk e d tu tu t h * re c e iv e r calls for something to throw swsy-
:11c addressing th e m o u rn e rs In th e
Rlee supplies this demand. As !
i v>m.
,
a food which one may take a large
A tr.lle and a h a lf a w a y th e etch m a n
quantity of without getting much 1
b i r d every w o rd .
W e lc h w as h u r r y ­
in g h o m e w ith m ed ic in e f o r h id w ife , to eat It to, no doubt, filling a long
fe lt want in thia country.
w h . had p n eu m o n ia , w h e n be te ll fr o m
n s tre e t o r and fra c tu re d hto lag In tw o
j . : vce»
11« had to c ra w l to b is ho m e,
lb o y a rd « a w a y . T h e n e x t d a y he w as
'■ a t
h <s;>1tdk. an d hto w ife died.
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of
th e
c o n s e n t.
A l l p a r tie s a r e h e r e b y w a r n e d
not
to
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N o tic e is -h e r e b y g i v e n t o a ll
whom
I t m a y concern, n o t to e n t e r u p o n , o r
tre s p a s s In a n v m a n n e r u | « n th e S t a r
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at
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C o u n t y , O r e g o n , lo r
th e
C u rry
p u rp o s e
l i m i t i n g w it h g u n s o r d o g s ,
or
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ts doew
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s e n t w i l l b e p ro s e c u te d to t h e f u l l e x
t e n t o f th e la w .
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county by a large real estate
oorporation. Special inducer
fhettfg to those who wish to
becomrf financially interested
known to any other
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W e s t , W i lla m e t t e M e r i d ia n , h a s f ile d
n o t ic e p f t n t e n t i o iL t o m a k e f in a l P r o o f ,
to e s t a b lis h c la im t e t h e l a n d a b o v e
d e s c r ib e d , b e fo re J . H . U p t o n , a t L a n g
lo ts , on t h e 1st d a y o f O c to b e r , 1908.
C la im a n t n a m e s as w itn e s s e s :
H u rry w B u rn h a m of P o tt O rfo rd . O r
C h e s t e r Iu m u lo ia o f
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of
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o f E c k le y
B E N J A M I N L E D D Y , R e g is t e r .
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the Insignificance oi the t arn- i that
etloos
saaOy. In eap o n .lvely, and
•p are lim a q e a llly y o a rs elf t fo X th k
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proof o i it In Iho form o i (acts a . to
w hat w e have dona lo r o ther..
la te ra a fle a a l Cerrespeadeece Scheele
B m FM. ScraMitM. Pa.
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wart, bow I cao ooallEv le t a larg e r «alary lu
tha poattloo boMrtc w h ich I huv« usurka«
To
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1«,
T o w n s h ip
t h r e e , S o u th r a n g e fo u rte e n
W est
W illa m e t t e m e r id ia n , O re g o n .
The |R e # f | to be had in
Curry County, a t reason^
able Prices.
A ll
q u a r t s c la im s a t t h e ir p e r il.
D.
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V O w n e rs .
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M a r s h fie ld , O re g o n
Bill Heads,
Letter Heads,
Legal Blanks,
Any Thing,
Briefs, I
Posters, .
Envelopes.
Statements,
T re s p a s s N o tic e
N o t ic e ie h e r e b y g iv e n to a lt persooe
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