The Port Orford tribune., January 05, 1910, Image 1

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Shotgun
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This ftcw 6-shot
model ie the simplest,
surest. And fastest 12-
gauge repeater made.
Tt has the solid top,
s i d e ejection a n d
double extractors —
special
fea­
tures of comfort and
convenience. T he closed-in breech,
keeps the (action clean end the shells
dry—keeps our rain, enow, dirt, leaves
twigs and cand.
The atwtake-dnwn construction allows
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c ie a r .I n p 6 r ¡ n c i s c , y e t t h e j o i n t i s a l w a y s
n3 f ir m a n d r lf fid a n in n -toUd f r a m e , n o n *
t a k e - d o w n stud . T h e -x p r e a n e t it s y o u r
K E E P S IN S T O C K ,
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I> 1 ÎN G O O D H .
iKartf/t
gjei■iniefJ
\y H E N a country becomes civilized it dem ands type­
writers. Wlnm in becomes posted on com parative
V '! i Iiv s it dem ands
llo o r n g
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A c i r c u l a r g i v in g l a r g e
I:’ ’ j t r - . i a n , w i t h f u ll
J i c rip u o n o f t h i s
h « i d r . 'n e n e w g u n ,
s c i: f r e t o n r e q u e s t o r
w i t h c o m p l e te 13S-pnge
c u t i i o j fo r 3 s ta m p s .
PZarfat n^ajyjts Ca,
la f id s
N!W HAVEN, CONN.
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G it e m e a t r ia l a n d I w ill d o m j
b e s t to p le a se y o u .
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and T R A D E M A R K S o r r e t u r n EM-
Y k f t L a t t o r n e y 's f e e . b e n d m o d e l, s k e t c h
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Any person or p er-o n s trespassing
rtpon the C roft L a k e Ranch,—-the M c­
L e lla n a n d M a rsh a ll R anches, will he
prosecuted to th e u tm o st extent of th e
law ; and a rew ard will he given for in ­
fo rm atio n th a t wi-ll ICuil to th e co n v ic­
O reg o n . tion of the guilty p arties.
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E C Z E M A m id 1’ I E E C U K E
C l t E E K now ing w h a t i t w i i s t o s i l f -
f b ^ I w .h -rTiv-o l«dtEP O P
C H A R G E , to m iy art’.d te d a positive
cure for Eczem a, Salt R h eu m , E 'y slp c -
Td«, F iles and S k in Discuses. In s ta n t
.D-lief. D o n ’t su ffe r longer. W rite E.
W . W illiam s . UKI M a u h a tta n A venue,
New Y ork. E nclose Stum p,
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Pâper-s one ye & rio r $ 2 .2 5 .
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Stock and poultry have few
trounli s. which are not bowel and
li v e r - irreitularitie».
B la c k -
Dranght Stock and Poii'try Medi­
cine is a .bowel and liver reined”
for stock. It puts the organs of
digestion in a perfect condition.
Froiiiiiieiit A r a e r n - i i n breeder« and
farmers keep the ir herd sand flocks
healthy by- giving them an »«ca-
eionaldose uflll.iek-Ilraught Stuck
rand Poultry, Medicine in their
f.«»d. Any'stock miner may buy a
• ¿I cent bulf-po'jii'l airdiplit can
tin . mestjein- from bi t deiler
and keep his stock in vigorous
health for week. D e a l e r s g - n e r
ailv keep Black-Draught Stock and
Poultry Medicine. If yours does
notysi id 25 cents for a ininmle
eart to tie- raaniifttctiirurs. Toe
Chalian • va 'Medicine Co., Chat
tanooga, I'enn.
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I lie. New Idea Woman’s Magazine
BOTH OFtfE YEjAR FOR * 1 .7 5 .
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■ -lass with your
. f o u r 'hours; a
sediment or set­
tling indicates an
T in X rw I dea W oman ' s J I aoazine is a n a u th o rity on D re ssia a ftin i, M ill-'
> unhealthy condl-
It a v erag es m ore th a n 'likl p ag es each
’ Jion vi the kid­ i*er> m i' H ousehold Econom y.
We offer yon th erefo re a t least 1200 pages ol go.sl fashion am i
neys; if It ataina m o n th .
your linen It is hoide reading for ;p> adQ itiouul cost of only 25 cts.
Sam ples free.
evidence of kid­
ney trouble; too
frequent desire io
pass it or pain in
the back ¡3 also
convincing proof that the kidneys and blad-
Jtrareo u to f order.
Wfaat to Bo.
There is pemfbrt tri the knowledge so
k
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often expressed, that Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-
Rbut, the great kidney remedy fulfills every
.wish jP (Stgiilg rheumatism, paift in the
C t «rira / • oxf aivacr« . .*
back. Kidneys, liver, bladder and every part
of the urinary passage. . It corrects Inability
X ifty C e n ts ti Year Le.ts 77uz» x <Pr«vty x /Vumhxr.
•o'floid vAter and scalding pain in phasing
tti'ot bad effects following use of liquor,
T H E S O U T H ’S L IT E R A R Y W E E K L Y
vuuKir bee-, aniovercoous that-unpleasant
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necessity of being compelled toi^go oftea
P u b l i s h e d jat A t l a n t a , G a . ~ Circulation O ver 50.000.
during the day, and to get up many tiroes
iuking the nl^ht. The fnlld and the extra­
ordinary effect of S w am p -R o o t is sooa
■ e s t» V D N l f T S O U T H tr th . G r e a t L l l . r o r r W . - N l y of IN.
readied. It stands the highest for its won­
. South, itjs X-oited to V i t e r a t a r « ' R o m a n ç a , F a c t and Fiction»
derful cures of the tpqst dbtreatfhtf Oakes. > n
.ndalv«A»!’e beslotat that is current In in field. Am in, Its contributors the most
If you need a medicine you shoulddwye the
a tc'd-Muthotn tv. libri aoaear- JoelChandi.t Harris. Harry Stillwell f dware and
bMt. Sold by druggists lr 50c. and $ I ■ sizes.
others qlvrvwiqatomo» serial stories tram Anltony Hope. Maurice Thompson.
You may have a'»am ple ■
bort 3»
this
Sidney R CfeAett, Mrs. 04 rue Corbe't nd Arthur W. Marchmont have appear­
wonderful
discovery
ed, and oi tic; sore ip wajliae from the pen of authors of national nota A short
:zi4 » book knat, mils
Hory cyniast b oujlp out n e a - l r fisca h u n d r . d . p l a n d i r l . H o e ,
,m j »bout It. botltaen
a tò v ta ff, ali worthy a piare in C5Sa H V N N Y S O U T H ' S readable col­
. isolutely free by mail,
lin a,. Vth r contarti are erntomplated that will successfully exploit the rlpenln,
t'resa Dr' Kilmer & Hom. of
field o'Ufcni thatoniy ueeds luch foster.., te lllt>lrau.t*, wealth that I, thy U
Binghamton N. V. -When writing raea-
aas'bft tisefTi * '
o< ;
. -ca J n g thia gtcsrcua offer in.thia paper.
CTw avWTSY « O V T H i.-m s with the Ilia of tbs araatsouth. Thug.«
.loi Mjosttm. Ig rms everythin J ini activity rtiS Use season Is never coll e r i r u « h
teth icK lh . hamfbfin ustry ih», paper com is fragrant with the »raatf of the
aopnalla end pma. and f .yst eat the vary air s>f the era-, » pa us and nay. Ih .
tue rene» won-
beauty ani path s , the rum.ince >nd mystery of the land where the eorn
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'ne age. p ea»
el res up fS«« ’den sunshine ani th . cotton whitens lu the nvoolluhi, will he
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e. A'l gently
anen In the sve.r-fldeJ co limns this fave n itine weekly: ’
: .n d bowei..
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The subscription price Is O -sls- F i f t y C or»-» a year, aline to «'I pe-snns.
ie. f j - r , habituai c«.n.'tpatio6
eemta. newspapers, postmas-crs end eveiy one else. Clubs o(l|ve '-ncc»mpan .1 '
•«. . P'c», I n> ,l np tr , a hoi
by the fuJ »2.SO, entitle me clap ra.ser to tiia paper one year grata.
■ • •< rioldhnd
F o n d o n a. F o n i s i C s r d the names of six of yoqr eelphbors who
would apprec ate the opportunity Io read a copy o The bunny South, and ne
sample wlti be Mo led free, leu c o eelycur clah of five out of these very pe pie
I N T E E n c V R E FOR R IL Eb
SU fJle'Y S O U T H enters over SO.000 Amfcricin homer now; -nd
dur.ni 100 is sura to be we'e med n lolly »t many more Som«, ee the .real
'. Rt h rl. oUw- -in ..r P rotru 1-
we itti le -si of ss «a ' n rots 'ho S- j.hera LI er.iry Weil'y. Avhjsc cHu.ntu {yr
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the n.ja» reod.t e of a i the pagc.-i Ih it come te you.
NTM EXT fail- to cure anv
n a tte r of how lo n r sta n d in g ,
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F ir .t applioxtlon Oven
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lest . SOu If t rtr druffifr*'
U A o
S V N N Y
S O U T i C . A l l a n i a . G a .
po.rf ft «.jil ran,ft-' mrid ft Pl
ded po«t-pal«l bv P a ris Jle
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S t. lx iu is. Me
1 v.i.l be
C tPimunlcn*lit*9
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<nd lig h t loads.
•NNzAi&xxl for ev e ry th in g
th a t ru n s o n w heels.
Sold Everywrhara.
uSyiorfiStH
O» , J»® A#. ”101-
B l e e k - u « k h t S to lk o n d ' P o a l ry
i u e l « t •> « '* ” * I» * r t r l y r t . O ir
„Aitoi b i e l v b n n - y o « • n t
m e t h e n - d i c i o c » n d n o i» t h e y » r »
¿ o ttm g w f lie - 'P h « y ,r « l 0 “ k '» g “
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State T .e a su re r—Gee A. Steel of S a ­
lem.
Supt. P u b lic In s tru c tio n —J . H . A ck­
e rm a n , Salem .
State P rin ter— W illis D u niw ay, Salem.
A ttorney G e n e ra l—A. M. C raw ford,
Salejn.
Clerk Statu L and B o a rd —G. G. Brown,
S alem .
J o in t S enator fo r Coos and C u rry —
W. C. Chase.
Jo in t R e p resen tativ e for C oos an d
C urry—I. X. M uncy.
Ju d g e, *2(1 J u d ic ia l D istrict—J . W.
H am ilto n , Roseburg.
Prosecuting A tto rn ey , 2d J u d ic ia l D is
tr ic t—G eorge M. B row n, R oseburg.
U. 8 : C o m m issio n ers—J , H . U pton,
L anglois.
ooiNTV orriCKiis.
C ounty J u d g e —E. A. B ailey, G old
Beach.
C ounty C om m issioners—O tto fom ert,
Gold B each ; Ed S y p h e r, L a n g lo is.
Sheriff—N orm an T y ler, Gold B each.
C ounty C le rk —G eorge W . S m ith,
Gold B each.
C ounty T reasu rer—Ja m e s C au g h
W edderburn.
Assessor—W m . T olm an, H a rb o r.
School S u p t.—W . 8 . G uerin, Langlois.
4irveyor—G eo. S. W ilson, C hetco.
C oroner—D r. F. A. S chliem ann, Wed-
derburn.
MXBTinas o r Tint courts .
C ircu it C o u rt m eets F o u rth M onday in
A ugust of euch yeui .
C ounty C o m m issio n ers C o u rt m eets
first W ednesday In J a n u a ry , A pril,
J u ly and S eptem ber of each year.
P robate C o u rt m eets first Monday in
each m o n th .
C O U N TY
l*OHT O l'F lC S S
AND
PO ST-
C h etco ........................... Miss Id a Cooley.
1 la r b o r ......................... F letch er G ardner.
G old B e a c h ............17...........J. W. Riley.
W e d d e rb u rn ........................... Geo. K err.
Illib c e ........................M r. K. H R ussell.
M a ria l..................... Mrs. V iola B illings.
A g n e ss...................................A. M. Kilea.
C o rb in .......................................R- Q uellen.
P o rt O rford
. ........Anyes .Jo h n s to n
...................J. 8. Capps.
D enm ark
L a n g lo is ..........» ............... E. Baeklelï.
E c k le y ................ ............. J . A. H a in e s
t h u
•'’.‘ OF vusrt tseararsnso
v-
vie jicw iutk s>un.
N o tic e o f A p p lic a tio n for it U n it ­
ed S ta ten P a te n t for M in ­
era l Landa,
S T
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S ecretary of State—F. W. B ensou Sa-
M A S T IH S .
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tiris i
club embraces an Interesting feature
In tbe shape of a tow er trap. Such traps
arc quite coaroon in Europe, but prac-
C l'B K V
S l.TSO p<"i* year.
" Ijiicsfiy, at
Is
T i t E S P A S S N O T IC E .
Leading Paper of Curry County,
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(PfM
M aw E ’
and
», U.S. Patent Oflìee,Washington, D.C. >
'.S T E W A R T E d ito r and Pnblialier.
¿ /Il
S R ß lH
r e p o r t o n p a t e n t a b i l i t y . W e gi
t h e b e s t l e g a l s e r v i c o a n d a d v ic e , a n d o
P a te n t ia w y a ^ s ^
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FR E E
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SWIFT &
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<D j V L » K .
»Vili be tak en in exchange for goods.
a i
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A c
Butter, E® ¡mi! Hides,
P A
I
rr s * i
As I will do my own team ing,
my in tention to sell cheaper than good«
were ev er sold on F loras Creek.
t o w r i t e f o r o u r c o n f i d e n t i a l l e t t e r b e fo r e a p - J
d y in g f o r p a t e n t ; i t
b e .w o r th m o n ey .
5 p r o m p tly o h ta in 1
. a n d F o r e ig n
«(,(•<! not
1 A
C A S H S A L E S a m o u n t ng to $6 oi
more w ill he allow ed 10 per c e n t die
count, ex cep t on H o u r, on w hich ne
discount can be given.
TH E SMITH PR EM IE R T Y P E W R IT E R CO.,
247 Stark St., P o rtlan d , Oregon.
T
S IIO 1 B S S .
Ami in fact, ev ery th in g u su ally needeti
ill th e co u n try .
h a n d a n d h e lp n <juick ¿ p e r u t io n .
42 Wlllow-Sireet,
a n ti
HARDW ARE.
T h e f u ll c h o k e d c ~ n s a r e g u a r a n t e e d
c lo s e - s h o t l n c . n f t/d -
Irtj
a s , a n d art»
u n e q u a lle d fo r (In c a s, g e e s e , fa x e s u n d a ll
l o n j- r a n s e w o rk .
TH F SMITH PREM IER TY PEW RITER
th e fact that the Sm ith Premier Typew riter is used
in every civilized country on the globe is no t so im por­
tant, ss the fu rth er fact th a t the dem and increases year af­
ter e hr.
i'll reputation of T he Sm ith Prem ier is world-wide.
, a r.d-w ide use has made it so.
GROCERIES, (the best only
C o n g ressm an , F irs t D isD ict—W illis
C. H aw ley, of Salem.
ON YO U R
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222 South P ro n a St.,
C hic alo , ( li .., Oct. 7, 1902
Eight month, ago I va» eo ill
that I wa« compelled to ho or nit
down nearly nil the time. My
■tornnch was «»weak and upset
that 1 could k "»p Buthine on it
qnd I vomited fiequently. I
eouH not urinate without greist
phiu id.d I coughedpo mud- that
m r thfoot and lun/e were raw
and n-iro.
The doctori pro­
nounced it E rig h t', disease and
other, raid it waa conraroption.
it ira lo re d little to mo what
they Call ed il and I W-I «•<£**
rirft to live. A ci,ber visited ms
from i t; Ieiui, and asked me if
! had ever .triad Wine of Cardai.
I told her I had not and she
bought a bottle. } believe that
it saved in y 1 ifé, I l-dievr many
women oou(d save much s lfler-
|r.ff il thiy but knew oi i»e value.
Ixm 't yen want frccdon» from
-pstn? Take Wine of Cardili
and make one r i; r< me-r-'T, r t to
I hi well. Y >u do not need to be
C serali, livide«» rtiCfiirer. You
tan hare f t wotnan'.i h albh and
doa woman's » » ft in hie. Why
not F tm - a ootti.i oi Wina of
Cardai
your druggist to-
dayi>
[ntut
WisssfCaaaMii
U n ited S tates L und Office,
lto sc h u rg , O regon, Nov. 3, IWlil
M ineral A pplication No. 05223.
N otice is h ereby given th a t the BIG
J E W E L M IN ING CO MPA N Y,
r-
porutioii of S eattle, W ashington, a c t­
ing by its d u ly au th o rized agent, C. A.
Ja m ie so n , of B andon, Coos C ounty.
O regon, h as epplieil for a p a te n t to cei -
taili m ineral lan d s known as iho BIG
J E W E L CO N SO LID A TED PLACER
M IN E S , situ ated in th e fix e s M illing
D irtric t filiuirga.dzed) in C u rry C oun­
ty , O regon, m ore p a rt cu larly d e se rd -
ed as follow s, t<owlt:
W est half of the S o u th Kaat q u a r t e r ;
am i
Southeast q u a rte r of th e N ortheast
q u a rte r of th e SouthWeat q u a rte r of
Sei-tlon seven (7) Iri T ow nship th irty -
two South of R unge foiliteen W est of
W illam ette M eridian, a d also th e
N orth h a lf of tile N orthw est q u a rte r
O' th e N o rth e a st q u a rte r of Section
eighteen in th e Township and range
aforesaid, b rin g in a ll an u rea of Ho
seres so u g h t to he patented, all of wliieh
said la n d s a re adjo in in g u> <1 c o n tig u ­
ous to th e o th e r tin c ts applied for.
T h e said BIG J E W E L M ININ G
C O M PAN Y-and it* a s s ig n o rs have Io
Oat>'d and upptleil to p aten t th e said
la n d s us placer m in in g lan d s, th e suiil
locations, assig n m en ts and all m atter«
id w eig h t ill any wa e ffe c iin g tltl- and
rig h t to possession of said lands, belli-.'
i, f reeord I d tile public rccor- of C m -
I r Conn ' , Oivgon.
'Ih e said described land« fo" which
p aten t Is ap plied fo r and th e original
locutions th e re o f, c o i i i o r m I n i V- ry wav
I tn tie 'G o v e r n m e n t surveys and legal
si|l« liv islo n s lliereo f; tliere are no
m in in g claim s sd j lining any portion
of sai l Iain's applied for and there are
no kicw ii l-sles o r isle o r o t h e r m ineral
D a rin g r i s k in plait* on ssid lauds.
A nV en d sll puisonv clsiniing a d ­
versely In an y way th e above ■]' »' i’ll ed
Isllds o r a n y f«)l't'"li t' ereof. arc hell
by notified h u t m ile s th e ir ad v ers'
j • .tin s n r d u l y filed a n ooliiig t„ la»
| mid th e rules »ml recnbilin"« the em
‘ i e r. w i'h lu ti-i d s v s from Die d>it< o
' l i e t l r - t p i l h l i i - i l t i o l i o f t h i s i i - T i c . s ill)
t h e R - g l s t i - r o f t in * U nited H ates f. o.
I Office a t lto sch u rg , Grcgoii, t o sail!
ltd' i-rse cbifm m elaitns. if s n r . -I il!
' lie tw rri'd by v irtu e of the la *» of tb
United S tates govi-rnii.g such rii.it». i
and piililii-iitIon of thin notin' is hole"
I orde vil for th e period ol slxtv da*
('■uUlnuoiialv ui the !'• rt Orford Tm
III NV a w reldy ne-i»pii|«'r O genera
■'irculat Ion published at Port < 'rford
C u rry C o u n ty , O regon, sod hereby
esigm iti'd ns lieiug nearest to the
a oVr lie e r bed bin I.
B enjamin I. En r .
Register.
I ’n t— of first pH1 licctlo ii;
NoVt uila'r lOt11, I (9.
get traps, one at the right and one at
the left. The attendant is protected by
n heavy plabk partition which also hides
the traps from view. The traps airs
pulled from th e rear. In the usual m an­
ner.
Birds may be throw n In five ways,
right, left, unknown, overhead and
doubles. In all of these events, with
the exception of tbe overhead birds,
the shooter faces the tower a t the usual
distance. In the overhead shooting ha
s ta n d ' back to the tower and directly
underneath ft. The sport furnished Is
novel as compared with the usual trap
shooting.
The Idea is to produce conditions such
As those the sportsm an experience» In '
wild waterfowl, pigeon or other shoot­
ing, or in shooting birds which fly from
trees. Known angles to the right and
left art- not difficult and m any gunr.tr»
have a knack for kii¡lug overhead bird' ,
but unknown angles puzzle the n p its.
and doubles, two birds shooting off n
opposite directions and at the seme
time, call for a sk'H and quickness that
few post ess But doubles are not Im­
possible, an 1 the shooting is wonderful­
ly fascinating because of its difficulty.
WAS A COLLEGE ATHLET1.
B e tle r e d .
Ont
B ila a a t a d , D e v e t t e t
W s s r i.r . la t a
P h i la d a la f c la t a
lo o n —I n t a r a e t » C r o w d T h e r a .
A seedy Individual, attired In w hat
had once been a stylish outfit, crown« J
w ith a silk hat of ancient vlntogs,
strolled into the rear room of an Elev­
enth s tn et th irs t emporium a few
nights ago and announced his presence
in such a m anner th a t he soon had an
interested crowd of listeners, says the
Philadelphia Press.
“Beu th at hand?” he said, displaying
t A grimy member, with three broken
aud tw isted fingers; and then adding;
"I got them when I pitched in the
Berkley (Cal.) baseball team .” Then
the w rist was displayed, which showed
signs of the poor selling of a fracture.
"T h at broke when I playod halfback
for Princeton in ’93,” he explalnod.
Growing *nt siasttc over his Injuries,
he removed i shoe to display a once-
broken unkle. explaining briefly th at
pole vaulting n the Gnlvercity of W is­
consin was responsible for It. Then
broken ’ e cap, (vhich could . do
3’r a n E c K * .'Hurt* jl-n» «-.Uilbiivd, fol­
lowed “ n fractuiWJ collarbone and
rib, each Injury belrtg connected with
iho name of a well-known educational
Institute. W arm ing Up und r »he In­
fluence of sevviul irez- d»lnks. the fel­
low recited «.-intches from one of C zero's
orations, and followed this up wit U oili­
er llgulstlc stunts, to the great adm ira­
tion of his auditors, whom he left won­
dering who the battered, but educated,
derelict m ight be.
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LACE-BARK TREES ARE FEW
But H alf a Dozen of This Species Now
Exist—Beason fox So
Naming.
Then* a r e in a ll a b o u t h a lf a
dozen lace h a rk tree n in th e w o rld ,
so c a lle d b e c a u se th e in n e r b a rk
y ie ld s a n a tu r a l lace in a r e a d y ­
m a d e sh e e t form , w hich ca n be
m ad e np in se rv ic e a b le a r tic le s of
a p p a re l. O nly fo u r of th e se c u r i­
o u s sp ecies of tr e e s a r e of m uch
p ra c tic a l value.
T o u ris ts w ho
h av e sto p ) d a t l i a >vaii o r Kaniott
m ay rec all th e lace h a rk c lo th in g
of th e n a tiv e s c lo th in g o f a n e a t
b ro w n co lo r w hen new , o f re m a rk
a b le s tr e n g th an d of a f r a g r a n t
odor, like fre sh ly cu re d to b acco
leaf. Thi* n a tiv e ta p a c lo th , a s it
is called , is m ad e fro m th e lm rk
of th e b riis o n c lia p a p iriie e n , b u t
it is n o t u su a lly in clu d ed among
th e re a l Itice b a rk tre e s .
In its n a tu r a l s t a t e (lie re a l lace-
b a rk is of a d e lic a te cre am w h ite
tin t. It is p ro b a b ly n kind of
fib ro u s p ith . W h e n th e o u te r b a rk
is t i ’ i n i t v i ' d it can be u n fo ld ed aYnl
u n w o u n d in on
'e n n tle s s piee*-,
h av in g a s u r fa c e ot a lit tle m o r •
th a n ;t s q u a re y a rd . W n sb iu g L iid
su n b le a c h in g give it a d a x tiin p
w h ite ap jic a rn n c v . T he fa b ric is
a irily lig h t. It is us, d in th e \ \ e s t
In d ie s fo r ic a n t s l a s , c r a v a ts , co l­
la rs , ctitfs, w indow c u r ta in s —in a
w ord, fo r e v e ry p u rp o se th a t o r
d in a ry lace is used. In m a k in g up
sh a w ls, v eils an d th e like it is c u s­
to m a r y to piece tw o s h e e ts of lace-
b a rk to g e th e r . D e lic a te und a p ­
p a r e n tly w eak as it is in sin g le
m esh, a h it of lace hai k, if ro lle d
in to a th in s tr in g , will a ll b u t r e ­
s is t h u m a n s tr e n g t h to b re a k it.
D e s p ite its p ra c tic a l u se then*
is no e s s e n tia l d em an d fo r lace-
b a r k . It h a s been used by th e na-
tiv e s fo r h u n d re d s of y e a rs a n d j e t
is c o m p n rtitiv e 'y little know n to
th is d ay . A few sp e cim en s o f lace-
b a r k a r tic le s e x is t in d iffe re n t
c o u n trie s of E u ro p e . T h ese w ere
m ad e h u n d re d s o f y e a rs ago, y e t,
a lth o u g h th e ir ag e is c o n s id e ra ­
ble, th e y a r e sa id to be in a goud
s t a t e o f p re s e rv a tio n .
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