The Port Orford tribune., December 08, 1909, Image 2

Deaiìirew C annot be C ured
•e«*'
At the luet election in Oregon t h e |
“That '
by lo c« l »pptl<-»U«o>,.M ih«jr m n o o i reaeb ih« following lew wne |>««aed:
i t i ie » w l i"->Hluo o l lb « r e f . There !• »>«lr
i wet tlie people of ^he »late of O regon,!
Therm ia o— mnw in the Unúnd Starna who hna |
« * / w c u r e d r e fa r e .. and th at 1« by «
! hereby ¡netrnet our representatives I
H 'lH PA P JC M Or* CURRY
«Moal r»«irllre- D ctfk m i 1» reared by • «> i>-
anemia am not t o o n o f fluii! o r i
flamed i-uii'lMloa o f th e reut-ou. liu ln * «1 lh e ! and « iiatnru in our legirtative as-
■ha H I H I I o í »uflnnnfl, and thay 'h tv s bean eoreUed to D r .
k u « t* r h l.» Tube a*hen Ib is tube I . i u d t a o t
R
.
V
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Piero»
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the
hopa and expectation of adrice and help.
iSuccessor to John R. Mil'.er.)
yon h a r e « m n b l t a c •outut or t a p e r f « .! hear ! »euil.lv, a» euch officer», Io vote fori
*e.l»fctKI’AY. I'tO. et>. IUQS.
Th at lew of them woeaeo have been disappointed to their ax­
in « . t a d wl>«e II le .t t lr u ly rea d . .la a ln a .. It mq J elect tile cailili.lalefl fa* United
i l proved by the fact that ninety-eight par cent, of
r-
(bit rmtull. «»S ualere th e iu d a in .ll.iu i-xu be
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treated by D r . Pierna have bona absolutely and
’ taken o u t and Ibta tula- reatorod to I t. n orm al - State» ueoator f'Q n this at tie w h o j
eared. Such a record would be remarkable if the
4VJWCRIPT1ON RATES.
< ou<lIlion. h ea rts« w ill he d r e in w -d lo m r er; receive the higheut num for of vo tes j
ad were numbered by hundreds oaly.
(rely. But when
treated
•'Vue Copy «»nr Year ..................... »1.50 a lo e ra n t, ou t o f (cyt a re re a red by C a ta rrh .,
reoord applies to the treatment ol moro than
74 w h ich I . n o th in ! but an Inflam ed c o n d itio n o f at our general election.” The I
-far dopy Six Month».... J.......
in
a
practice
o
f
over
40
y
e
a
n
,
it
is phenomenal,
<hi« .>py Three Month« . . , .........
th e inucou« -nrlaeea.
Dalle» Optimist, quoting this, »ays
and en title. D r. Pierna to the gratitude i accorded him by Women, as the first of
We w ill «1«« One H u ndred D o lla r, for any
it in,"»lily’’; provide» no penalty*
epeeialint« in the treatment o f women’s diseases.
cam o f Dealnom ( e n f l.m m . en la r rh ) th a t cau
Bvery sink woman may consult D r . Pierce by letter, absolutely without
noi b o cu rn 'lb y U n ii’»q nu trrh Cure. flood fo t o a n n o t Ile cnfi>r<!*<l, .1« ctuilrary Io
charge. A ll replies sre mailed, seated ia pertectly plain envelope», without
Published Every Wednesday, by
« I n u l e « b ea .
1 C S U tK Y * Co., T oledo, O
nay printing or advertising whatever, upon them. W rite without (ear as w ith­
the federal constitution, etc. It is
flold by b r u t t i «la,
HARPY T. STEWART-
o u t fee, to W orld’s Dispensary Medioel Associatioa, D r . R . V . Pierce, Prest-,
true that it cannot' be enforced, and
-Erauk A-Stewart, Associate Editer. Tabe H all'- F am ily Pltt» lue roa»tl|>atloa.
BuBUo. N . Y .
that a legislator who violates it
D H . P IR M C E « F A V O R IT E
IE 8 C R IP T IO N
A report is current that the Su­ cannot lie punished by process of
and fresh r c r tS , will be received by every steamer. It ahall I m
i Tb t - priatcd
*d<us..nn
y
e
rrp
e
p
*'
b ~ re-»
v-rfoM
a full stock of everything required by tb-
.w^Jck y e a r «ub-^
|.h . •
my pui|one
preme Court hfl» “knocked out” Ihe law. But it stand* nevertheless as
W o m e n
W e ll«
•1 primi
trade
in
the
110»
ol
new refld from Nigra to Denmark. the w ilt of the people, declared by
G ROCK R IB » and PR O V ISIO N S, ,
V
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If hi, will it reflect upon the “com ­ an overwhelming majority, and as
M>VKP BVBMV W RI* Kit* DA Y MOBMfKi».
petency” of our Counly Court? It their instruction to every man elect
BOOTS and 8 B O * > ,
never did pay to lie »“penny wise ed as a member of the legislature.
M ENS’ and BOYS, CLOTHING,
Any member who doe« not obey it
and pound-foolish." ;» •
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L A D IE S ’ D R ESS GOODS.
N o t a O i o l w i E x p e n se
Jjyobey« and defles a plain, positive
command o f the people, And if
H A R D W A R E. G R A N ITE and TINW A R E,
It will be remembered that when
Tr, »«king-for The expert»! inn nf
a
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k
thia law is flilly, then a very large
(¿laf-is
(Hiblished
hi*
letter
in
Cnl-
CIGARS, TOBACCO* P IP « S
■the Conntj; books Vi* Tifinogli
W b have one of the stronger! Httfs of Mena’
majority ° f Ute people of Oregon ure
r,i. nuking n light »Tainat »ny on* i **<fr'*
Ballinger threatened
silly. They knew exactly what
C ANDY, N U TS and NOTIONS.
and Boy»’ clothing ever exhibited in South-W «--t
% rsonorcombinajfon of perso».t
ll* j*”» ' ’"1 f,,r li'* 1 Th*
they were doing, and w)ty.-re-Juurn
In fact, a aupply o f e v e ry th in « u s u a lly k e p t in a well slocked
tern
Oregon.
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I t s . wonting in Ute. iute veal.« of lb»j " ’«ikly jjid not scare worth a cent,
al.
'
’ General Merchandise Store.
but
hfl*
published
a
savage
attack
i-tpt.y*rs, i|k «n attempt to create •
Upon
Taft,
Ballinger
And
other
cab
ORDERS
TAKEN
FOR ANY ARTICLE NOT IN STOCK.
w a it of public opinion that will
A circular ¡«aaed by tbe National
sw a p sw a y «II bflrrien that would inet officers. At a sample of the at­ City (Bockefeller) bank of New
tack we have .dipped the following:
Clothes for Men are nnexcelled. Our Boys*
fain ! lock any and all effort» Io cn
“ Mr. Ballinger lias handed false York city eotimates the wer Id’» ou t­
clothes have no superior
Our lulls urn of such
forca luí» tong deferred act. i t » a hood* to the President, to his own put of gold for 190V to be not leas
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(V
■fiflWk..»..
bur'oesr. pwpqflititKl that embodies associates, to the people of the Uni- thau 450,000,000, and that thi«
makes as “Jno. B. Melson,” *‘H. H Boelof’s” and
iMSth vustkje and cwnem y.
1 ted States. He has worked hard to will be increased tu 500,0%),030 by
1 “Castle B rand.”
Our trousers are the fannius
TKe-».«,*rling of thy county rec- reach editors and fill them with lr --jig jj
phe same authority state»
‘‘Sweet
O
rr”
brand.
,ord. may be of v ite f Imp.,.lance
that from the discovery of America
G E N E K A l!
M E R C H A N T .
and the cry of ‘ useless expense, ’ , H / j# bat.k, d^ . lhe huge „ , , „ , ^ , 1 in 1492 to 1880 nearly 400 year.,]
’ . SEE US FOR GOOD GOODS?
' Rich atarted from the headquarters business interest» which wish to co n -' the world’s production of gold was
of the opposiliop to this movement, troi our resources, and by new»pa about 6,905,000,07), and from 1881
should be relegated tn the junk pile jl»rs and puliticians subservient tty to 1908 it was 6, 000, 000, 000, the
H m it li B r o 'w
Ac M i d w e l l
o f false econom y. To insure is-rec­ those interests. If Mr. Taft retaina production for the past 28 years
l i s
t < >v
| Mr. Ballinger in ottice, he is build
ognised-the world over as an ecu
ing on the sand. He ia compromis being nbout six sevenths at much
mmical principle, and yet when the in8 with predaU,ry trickery and as for the whole preceding 400 years,
expenditure o f a few hundred d o l- 1 guilt. He is losing his opportunity this notwithstanding the great gold
iarfi every 8 nr 10 years will throw i for success, usefulness and glory. discovery in California was made
a safeguard around teiis y f thous- j He is paying high for being too during the earlier period. It is this
ands o< dollars we are told that it is good a fellow, too pliant and peace great increase in gold production,
I loving, too easily gulled. He is be-
In
IG v < M ”y t H i n j a f .
'* uaaiasfl expense.”
ing sacrificed by the group of astute an increase especially hvge find
The writer has conversed with ¡and Bourbop politicians by whom timely since
1890, which has
keveral ex-officers, and each one of he is surrounded.
made gold a sufficient and safe
them expressed himself as strongly
money standard for ths immensely
in favor of « thorough expertation
increased financial business of the
. C U R R E N T X 9 P IC S .
Of (he books, and ane ventured the
world.
information that in one of the im ­
portant. btioks o f record several Editor T rihvne :
The New T ariff
One ol the first objeclions to Pri­
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> tvea would lie found missing. In
mary law urged by the Oregonian
fart we have yet to meet the first
The Wall Street Journal is lhe
was that it mviti-d meu lo push
taxpayer who is opposed to lhe
high linunce. It is sup'
themselves forward for nomination, OH»11
movement, and it is surprising how
lfaat
,neQ woul(j ported by the street and in a gener-
>
an.vcr.al the demand i. becoming Bhrjok
lhe or,,en|I
thia «*
* “>' r^
1’ lhe
ieW8 of that
»1 way
reflects
the ’ views
thioughnut i I%
b county to have the early, several politicians in thorough thtxrolighfare. No joor man sub
i w >■ îWfiR
searAjjjjht of uubBoity d o it« work I
?\
i -• -
• -
- 1 aciittes M'nd pays for the Wall Street
‘
y
,
1 «word • with tlfat
paiierg^iaaembly”
I ha ex a m nation should be g e n u - | . „ „ i . . .
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I plan including Sen a lor Coffey, have ■■ournal. Its clientele is within Hie
lakes under title* reueived from the
I
D r e w H <3} o o <1 h . m i t f i f i l i i i H .
ins nd thorough going, and not a announced themselves as^yeceptive circle of wealth which dominate«
K ick A gainst Land D raw in g
Government prior to the admission
m.iki believe. Not less than two
« •itlic o w , i l a i i u o l s , e t e ,
' candidates for Governor. These the industrial life of the country.
qualified men, in whom the people
Uncle Sam is accused of conduct o f the state and they contend this
And yeU.the Journal thinks in its
i must be supposed not lo be ‘ tit.”
gave
them
title
to
the
submerged
hn vs confidence should do th e work.
own way, its editor writes indepen­ >ng a gigantic sw indle in the open
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A fair mid comprehensive statement
ing for settlement of public land» lands immediately in flout of their
And, later, two more “unfits,” dently of his natural affiliations,
cf lhe true conditions of affairs is
through lh e methods now in vogue. properly. .
•Profs. Withycomlie and Ackerman, and its views are always interest­
The above decision, denying lo
what is wanted, and the people will
Louis J. Hill, president ofth e Great
J ia r it e s s , L e a t h e r ,
e tc .
after swearing fenlty to Mr. Scott’s ing and generally sane. The Journ­
Keileral
courts jurisdiction over Tide
be satisfied with nothing less.
Northern
railroad
ami
son
of
James
“Assembly” sham have proclaimed al’s view of the new tariff is there­
’>
«a—». -«ae
Lands, and declaring that such lands
| their wish to he considered in the fore of general interest at this time. J. H ill, made a speech a l the dry
farming congress in Hillings, Mont., j are exclusively tlie property of the
It says:
It is said that Hon. Henry Me-' j race för Governor.
recently,
in which he said that the state» in which they are found, is
“ As a whole the new tariff law,
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Orders taken for articles not in stock
Ginn, of Portland, will stump Ore­
railroads
had
profited m illions of in line with the uniform decisions
so far aa tbe changes are concerned,
Postmaster
General
Hitchcock
dollars by th ese called swindle, and j "f lhe Supreme Court since the foun
gon in opposition to the “ Asseinb
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. . .
dation of our government. The
ly Plan” of making nom ination, in U‘’ *«h,nrt ,,ear|y W W .O O !) post is uot worth the tim e it has taken
to prepare it, and the consequent that a large share of this money »tale», b ein g ow ner» of the Title
a|
deficit,
and
is
casting
nbout
for
a
p ii8uance of the designs of the old
disturbance fo business. Some par­ had been received by the Hill roads. | Lauds, is lhe only power that can
machine bosses of the Republican». way out. There are two means of
He declared that it was money they dispose of them , which they do un­
McGinn i, an orator, and a man of wc,‘'* ’ onc’
cuHi"8 d'’" n rilil' ticularly outrageous looting bas been
would sooner give back Pi the pen der their re»|ieciive statutes which,
fo.ee and ability, whom th e old
“ level wilh uhl,r8e8 checked, and Washington w asover
pie, if they knew where they were. though not alwnys uniform, are ii
rnn
with
protected
“
infante”
willing
mil, except where the state courts
bosses dreuii. We »re glad to see for carrying express matter. An
The Flat Head Indian reservation, intervene in cases where fraud or
other, by forbidding the express i l° »««tch al anything in eight, from
bun espou-e tbe cause of the Direct
the Coeur d’Alene and other public misappropriation is attempted. Ur»
Prin ary which Í* the People’s cause., com pani*» to carry mail packages. a largely superfluous duty upon
produce a large 8te€' ln tiie piliful bit of cotton lace land* were recently opened for entry certainties eaint aa lo what consti-
If he will, only stump the entire' This means would
lutes Tide Land*. But, tliougn we
on tbe work girl’s underclothing. by settlers, and it is estimated that
hold that ocean heacbeg are not Tide
i tita wc predict that it will land I surplus.
It is to be feared that in too many 800,000 person* from tbe east went Lands, yet we believe our State
him in the U .S . Senate aa Chamber-
west.
Mr.
Hill
says
they
paid
for
cases they succeeded, but some of
Timber Claims Bought
Court hat ever held ih st all flats,
laui’s successor. This is a People’s ' When the common man in suffi­
the m ost outrageous steals were railroad fare not less than 112,C00, and river and bay margins between
cient
numbers
has
discotered
that
I will oonshler the purchase of fir,
government, and we believe in keep
000. For the Flat Head reserva medium low and high water mar­
checked by the president’s action.
and cedar timber claim», tne desen;-
ing the power io the hands of the i he, though only sending a few let­
gin'»,
«re
Tide
Land«,
subject
In
sale
It is a pity that the president lion lands, at least 30,000 persons
t«on whereof la aubmftted to me by the
by lhe state, and conveying in the
people. Representative*can betray ters through mail, pays exactly as
did
not act earlier. Of course he appeared. Only 1800 farms could , purchaser exclusive right lo all bus­
oriflinol locator. If well timbered, and
ihe-ncople; the people will not be­ much of tlie deficit as the great busi­
and in favorable locations I will pay
would have been greeted with tbe be drawn. That means that only iness use», save the right of naviga
tray themselves. We believe In ness man who send» tons of letters,
cash
therefor. Address
1800
persons
were
successful,
and
“In
1903
w
e
wrote
you
regard­
lion
and
public
easement.
usual whine about interfering with
g «mg the people, through the Ref- there, will be a kick which will be
A X y U fi O . M A C K A Y
ing m y husband, w ho w as suf­
that all the rest spent their lim e i
legislation,
oblivious
of
the
fact
that
R eal E s ta te A g e n t
fe n d u n r tftw Anal say on all Con “heard round the world.”
fering from heart trouble. H e
and
money
for
nothing.
They
were
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there never has been a president yet
Port Huron, Mich.
w as superanuated by th e N orth
lim tional questions, and in strip
induced to go with the’ undent»» *
Wealth pay* Hot one cent of Gov­ who waa-not constantly forced io
Georgian Conference. T en doc­
p i’ thia Alm ighty power from our
ing
that theyoould ke<* homestead-
interfere throughout his term of of­
tors at different tim es said he
ernment
expenses.
Consumption
Supiariw Court. Every citizen,
F O R BALK.
would die. Y ou advised Dr.
fice. He could have forced better Mr. H ill says he has met lots «e
worthy lo b e free, will refuse losur- pays alt.
them
who
have
given
up
good
post
Miles' Heart R em edy and R e­
33O acres of good grating land up
terms; the question is out of the
- j“' ■ ,
icndir any power that belongs to
J. II. U iton ,
storative N ervine; w e did as Sixes river joining the 8. P. Peirce ami
way for the moment, but it re­ lions in the east to go out to the
him by natural right., Down with
Langlois, Of.
advised, and im provem ent w as Chas. Crowley homestead*. H»* con­
Scrofula disfigure* and
mains unsettled. The Dingley tar­ land openings. A* conducted, he
apparent from the very first. H e siderable timber, moat ol which I* dead
the Bosses 1
cause* life-long misery.
iff stood unchanged for twelve years. insists the scheme it on the order
recovered and the Conference in cedar In good condition. Price 1 10 . er
Wasliingto*. Nov. 30 —The Court This latest abortion will be lucky of a swindle. It takes people’s
J9°4 g ave him a charge. H e acre—one-half down and b«l«noe on
C h ild r e n b e c o m e
of Appeals of the Disti let of Colum­ if it is not changed in twelve months. money sway sad gives it lo tlie
J. 8ORENFEN,
never felt better, although he time.
President Taft has decided in fa­
strong and lively when
Langlois, Or.
railroads.— Ex.
has very heavy work and does
vor of Ballinger and against Gifford bia today granted tlie petition of — Boise Clipper.
a great deal o f cam p m eeting
given small doses of
Samuel Comperi, John Mitchell and
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Pint-hot. He bas notified Gifford
work. I am so glad w e took
T1CRHPA8S N O T IC E
Erauk Morrison, of the American
1 inchol that bchnay remain at the
The U. S. Supreme Court has 8 t a t e o f W a sh in g to n O w n s all
your advice and g ave him the
Federation ofd-abor, in the contempt
All persona are hereby notified ro
medicine, and feel that I ou ght
h'-ad-of the forestry service, but in
driven another nail in it’s coffin by
T id e Lands.
to trespass for tbe purpose o f hunting
cage against them for a stay of cxe
to
let
you
know
o
f
the
w
onder­
tiie future he or no other official or
deciding that tbe Interstate Rail­
e v e ry d a y . T h e starved
cution of the mandate of the court
ful good results from its use.” or fishing upon the NWt< of -ectfon
employe must inspire or dissem i­
road Commission cannot fix rates.
W ashington, Nov. 16.—The Su
15, and the EJ of SWJ4 ano W j of 81 1
M RS. T . S. E D W A R D S ,
sending them tojail. The.mandate
body
is
fed;
the
swollen
nate any story to the detriment of
Section 1«, Tp, Si 8,, R. 16 West
If the Supreme Court should decide preme Court of the United Stales
M
ilner,
Ga.
ia stayed htdefinately trending an
gland* healed, and the
The preirlees are now owned and
the Secretary of the Interior. Pin-
that ths Conatitulion is “ Unconsti­ yesterday reversed the decision of
T h is proves w hat D r. Miles* lea»ed by the undersigned.
‘ch jt is also informed that he “ must i appeal to the Supreme Court of the tutional,” how could we meet the the United States Circuit Court of
talhted
blood
vitalized.
Uuited States.
All such trespassers will b« prrt*«'
H eart Rem edy w ill do. Get a
in oil forestry matters proceed here
issue, under the existing conditions. Appeals for Hie Ninth Circuit in the
Good food, fresh a ir >«*<1
bottle . from your druggist and cuted according to law.
»fter in strict accordance with the
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Every thoughtful man snd patri­ case of McGilvra and others against
F. T . M t M 1'Li.K«
take it according to directions.
S co tt’s K Emulsion con­
law and m uti desist in his former ! Wash. D. C.. Nov. 29 — The right ot mutt see that we must have N a­ the State-Land Commissioner of the
It does not m atter w hether your
quer scrofula and many
practice o f legislating J .y regala-, of the interMnte Commerce commis- tional Initiative as well as Referen­ state of W ashington, involving the
heart is m erely w eak, or you
N o M ore C ed ar to S p are.
turn,.
Now we will have peace sion to fix charges was denied by dum. There’is no escape from it if ownership of lund under water in
have organic trouble, if it does
other blood diseases.
KTid settlers -oti g vernment lands ¡ the United Stute» Supreme Court. our government is to live.
I m ost husband my tirnlx'i to "
not benefit you take the em pty
Lukes Uniou and Washington, io
FOB SAI.B BV A U . D BCO O IST*
have justice ««¡cording to tbe law. Justice Brcnur rendered the decision
b ottle to your d ruggist and get place fences and building» on lo
K ing county, Wash. The case wa*
a r o d M c , B a ia e o r p»prr t a d O d , *4. for
Ft. decision of the Fra-ideot will in the (use.
you r m oney back.
1 farm, therefore I must not »pari- *n\
The commission
There are plenty of sure things, remanded snd the lower court or i ou r b eau tifal Saving* Bank and Child**
Sketch-B ook. E*ch Sank r*>—»4»^ a
w. -.1 for him the friendship o f every brought suit against the Chicago but no one knows whether he is go­ dered to dismiss the complaint for
more.cedar. Please do not m>k for
Good X»ock Penny.
'..»piereatlf r in this ¡rari of Oregon. ; and Great We.itern and other rail ing or drifting— illusions seem as want of jurisdiction. The complain
it.
SCOTT a BOWNC, 4«a PM au N. V.
Nothin« equitl* Dr. Mitre’ Antl-Pata
— Exchange.
J. H. UP ton ,
i road* with Chicago terminals.
real as truth.
ants own the land fronting on these
Pill* for bredach*. neuralfll*. sciatica. 0*0.
Langlois, Or., August 27, 19Q9.
THE TRIBUNE.
Women's Secrets
AMES S, JOHNSTON
G E N E R A I, M E H C 1 IA M .
^ 3 - P o rt Orford, 0r.‘
S
T
ite.
NEW GOODS,
F
W IT H O U T ?
O U1I U O I
Call and examine goods and get prices.
Groceries & Provisions
^ P o r t Orford, C u rry County, Ore.^s
B A R G A IN S
Ladies' & Gents' Furnishing Goods,
F o r a n y th in g in H a rn e ss o r
S a d d e l r y i t w i l l p a y y o u to
c a ll o n
Pearce, the H arness M a n ,
,
M y r t l e P o in t, O re g o n
Dry Goods
Hats and Caps
Boots and Shoes
Cigars and Tobaoco.
p in e A s s o rtm e n t of
H aPdcuare & T in u ia r e ,
AU Goods N e w and Up-to-date.
A first class miHinerv shop in con­
nection with store,
Call, get our prices, and be‘convinced.
N. C. NIELSEN.
Ten Doctors
Said H e W ould D ie
i,
SCROFULA