The Port Orford tribune. (Port Orford, Or.) 1892-19??, April 13, 1910, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text4 C U R R E N T T O P IC S ‘ . . . -------— ’ THE TRIBUNE. t— Senator D o lliver made a inusierly speech, during the delivery of which By J. 11. I'r rn N . iv u p X E s tn r , A p r . i »•I®. Senun.r O » n i ¡ait-rru|ited _____ E d ito r . . . . fiUN8CBll*TlO K KATK a / In j . . . . . . . i ... : W l t W i T S r e ’h ^ . ’ X t f — i ariasisw a . W ill» III,«* o ’ t ! f — • A dvcbtibisu R at *« ¡RassOBai.ua. . .. , , . :in«l H ill .¡fa n a tic is m . Every additional hat | tm u ll Hem ,,| prem ium ; and th ere-i > lie ship mean» m illio ns o f profits to a firr and sinua (but tim e this Iw llk •* 1 lb« ‘ roots »nti it is no secret th at ba* beet, re tri rin g 2 pereen., ou .ha ... . ootids »llltttulltl.i lv w ithout H u v in - the lru»t pays erally fur - p a js lib liberally f ° r just j '" ” such ■“ ’-" v e s tm e n t whatever. T h e noude work a, Hobaon isdolng. A * a del- J y ie la alx>al one mid a halt' per cent. m u s t, bybbv wEPXjtabAr woax iso. L y JW * h t>v no mean» o rtK in Mint the ♦’ •• -¡ •m t. I «’ .» ......nr.-i. d • z. «« v _ * 1 > ’ H U I , a II.I I h iV r >• kle:»1 i nt <1 red in O ,p r U n e V » : i r , ..................; . . . « I A i o « rt^Xb co ^ X ' “ mo X ; « ''uud* K i®h* rd I W r * - ‘ H uU • *«. , . . . 1 , , , ^ , ..« r, « „ . y m . Uus Copy T iff•« .Mouths................ A. * • * la,e " * * • • Constructor but now den I. just aft. i ,1..- net pa-eed, pur- ; . ' _________ ■ _________Im em ber o f Cungre«« from Alabam a. c h n » i,ii# 2 ’>0,UOU o f tile ** I k . ih I h . .' ". . " . ~ l b not in the pay of the lie e j trust. T h e current. 4 again»« three U n i.ls.l Ffabljab*# E o y y Wednesday. fiy I , k , „ a „ (U f „ r a bl vH 1 ' * » • * lb * ?*•... » <•« this |« r - * M aiLiiY P* iiT k W ik 'P ‘ _ (Hiuliir Ixiiik. tvw* uiNi'I iwy f»»r Frank i Stewart, Associate Editor. *’“ * * ' T “ ’ ,U ¡® * 1 ...uruhaee » f the t a U k a U It T kibcmk : ' him »at: ------ When You Think Of and Church separation! but whai w i|| vhe C a rd in al say for the M t E i na Holocaust of lava which tars recently driven front th eir him »» men»: The foregoing unjust imlm fo r, y , houlan<J pile WfcjAViotic condition of Postal faj,h fu| catlmlios? j evoul Soon after « Dr. P h r t t ' i P a n r t f P n a a r ta tf a f a D a n a t waaaew arrw w g s e r f sJefir w arni » • / / , a n d g iv e s rhea» f r e e d a a a Owaa aati m lt'o n . ta a ta G E N E R A L Ä IE R C H A N F. i ¿^ T P opt Orford, Q r.'^ ^ Sick w e a a a a n I d to aoastrit D r . Pistas by lattar, AU eorresgoadaaes atriody privata aad sas raitl y W rits w ithout tear aad without fae to W o rld ’s I fasi Aaaociatioa, V . P ie n a , M . D . , Fresili»««, BuUalo, N . y . I l you want a hook that tells all shout wom aa’s diaraeai, aad Sow to sera them at home, send 21 one-ccut stampa to D r . Pierce to pay cost of mailiag sod ba w ill acud yoa a / r r r copy a l his great thousand-page JlasWatad Com m on Sense M edical Advisor— revised, ng to -g g tf edition, ia paper covers. I a handsome clo th -lin d iag , 31 stampa. R. N E W GO ODS, fb, Vr /' . and fresh supplies will be received hy every steamer. I t my pm pose to keep • fu ll stock ot everythin« required trade iu the line of * a h u ll ; <■ In fh, B O O TS >nd S H . S GROCEWKH and PROVISION'S, North Bend Manufacturing Co MENS and BOYS, CLOTHING, LADIES’ DRESS GUDi N o r th R e n d , O reg*on HARDW ARE. GRANITE and TINWARE, CIGARS, TOBACCO, P I P » CANDY, NUTS snd NOTIONS. ' In tact, a supply of everything usually kept in a well e'<a-ke<i Windows Deers Mouldings Perch Poste Stain Work General Merchandise Store. Window Glass Store Fronts Inside Finish Stnro Futures Special Work We m ake an yth in g in wood building purposes or the house. P rices th a t w ill please you. Send in y o u r inquiries. ORDERS T A K E N FOR AN Y A R T IC L E NOT Iff STOCK. Call and examine goods and get prices. ufafar l i a~i I GENERAI, MERCHANDISE. G ro c eries <te P ro v is io n s /o r - '¿'ÇPort Orford, C u rry County, Ore.^ B A R G A IN S In E v e r y th lin j- . Ladies' & Gents' Furnishing Goods, FARM, CITY And TOWN PROPERTY Dry Goods FIVE PER CENT interest, NINE years’ time with privilege of paying at any time. Return payments monthly, quarterly, semi-annually, to suit borrower. F or P articulars W rite Hats and Caps Boots and Shoes The Jackson Loan and Trust Company 310 Century Big. Cigars and Tobacco. Denver, Colorado. p Pearcet the Harness M an. i n e A s s o r t m e n t o f 1 I r e n s C J o o tlse, nium liikM . c n l ic o « , lla n iie ln t. e t c . «TOS H a r d u i a r e & T in u ia r e , o a ll o n still ‘'stand pal for Congressmen who have been p lia n t tools for these bosses, and geek re-election this fall snob volais are as blind as moles Unfit to be free, and Wotild.not know Freedom and L ib erty i f met In fu ll glore of an equatorial sun. •* * ’ K "Iw 4 t&occessor to John R. I f il!er.) 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 i - p a y y o u to the odd A T ’FW. J V pa ’ haw * is only made possible by an great earthquake in San Franoisot, Aldrich-governed Senate-an l a C a o - ^ gaaltle preacher, a prutestant, as non-gnverned House. \ otera th a t i gurej his congregation that the cat ."Jl.SJlJ- «ysas-y-Te-Msy^ AMES S. JOHNSTOH the pais which aranth it makes the a m ir a c le . •te d w ith w oaaab W h ile ia general no w n —a e rebsfa sgssmt what garde as a natural W e aaa it y th a n fa a a waaaaa w i ■ a t gladly he tree froaa this raoarriag psviefi e l egate io the Deirw icrilic Convention aet, am i ns the national banks are nt Denver he made such an a** o f getting the interest on over seven him self th a t he was p ro m p tly flies ' hundred m illions of bonds which ' co d lite lKtiiha’fii»llting or « neglig ■ » S ? 3 ed down. ib)e am Hmouut, have «bused nbused the (he J JS 5^ I i ; ible ount, they hare S; Piestura is being brought lo hear!confidence o f.lh e ir friends in claim - and i<* induce President T s ft to name j ing to be biipcued. Vt|j|.e refusal of JAmiaevtlt Eddthgnks lo meet the Pope under Governor Hughes fu r the vacancy I M r. DuUiver. I t is calculated to bring leari- to anybody*« eyes after cun^ili>>i>« repugnant In their con- i on the Supreme Bench occisionyd If E._ _s _ __ 1 1 - — i. _ _ s R i «« s I - death . a h. . o .P f f Justice .... a ■ 1 Brewer. The he thoroughly understands it. captions o f lib erty and freedom has1 by the i Mr Owen. T h e substantial fact ia m a lth a , ap(>ro«.i nt the etviliaad I bosses aud bosalet* of New Y o rk th at from twei ve to fourteen m illio ns world -iinl of-Amerivaos particular-1 w ant to he rid o f h im , while the u a per an n um are paid to the banks 1^ who d arjii*« toadyism in - . a y tinnal bnSMes dread him as a pnsSi- *wh<<ul c.msiderutioi^ as interests on these bonds bought by the banks fiWMte T he mnifient has turned the j ble candidate for President. Hughes,' with their ow n notes. whole w/rrld-tuto ' discussion, snd | lik e G ayno r, can be elected in spite T his, then, said Air. lot Fullette, tht^refult-eaay be the abolition o f of the efforts secret or avowed o f the “ little bunco gam e” th at was played tbe\{ii)cj«o.t cast iron regulations m a c h in e to beat him . Such men — not i>n the ¡«auks, but on the peo ia-Abe •’ Prisoner of the are dangerous to the large tribe of pie of the U n ilw i «lates— because Ihe people it is who pay this 112, politicians for revenue only. 000,000 annually of interests on no This effort tovshunt Charles K. investment»!. Is it any wonder I r s Bench knocking the T im Hughes p , ooe side, calls to min : ih a l Senator D o l l iv e r , in apite o f I wel.' fr’ " ’ W|‘ r'*kar<l f“ r prop«* ''b ar M|a«uroes of C urry county? ' u ,e corrupt agruement of (jro y s ! I amenities and the deference due to T ^ X ila b e says we have 8 billio n Cleveland, in consideration of i-ig the Chief Eavcuttve o f the nation, feat w h ile the Development League > trust contributions, to take the great whs moved, jii ihe face o f these of th a t town has sen to u t a - folder Judge W alter C. Gresham into his facts, to declare, o f the President’s BagAkng that » « have 8 b illion feet, cabinet so as to relieve the railroads' f fUuterRent th at the governm ent had T b i g - r , inexcusable ignorance for we ,,f his presence on the Federal Bench, «buncoed the banks, " M y frieuds, we are come upon n time o f amateur« cannot believe it was done w ith I They uould not use h im , and were in our n ation al affairs!” sinister* design. Years ago t h e , therefore p ra .y 'to be rid of him . And the proposition to use postal T m u m t c estimated the am ount at ■ And the banks demanded ns a, con savings deposits to purchase these 25 tiiM o n s , while government sub 'd itio n o f their help in tbeqsmpaigu bonds is in direct conflict w ith an se4uently estimated the same ^t 31 th at John G. Carlisle, prohkhly the early clause in the b ill which pro billions .u d rla te r said that the esti . ablest advocate o f silver coinage in vides th at such de|>osit» shall be re- m afg. fo r the state were entirely-too . the co u ntry, be dispused of and ile|s>sited in luniks in the v ic in ity lom_ Gsmtlemen '-Peperfy yo tir i Clevglanjrt obediently took him m tn i i whence silt h de|>o»ita have been «hameful « rrn rl . i his c a b in e t»» Secretary of the Treas ghtheretl; that to protect the coun 1 u ry , a pusiliou fur which Carlisle try against local stringency in mon Gust think of iti did qol itossees a solitary qtialifica t. I tio n , but he whs in a position to ey iimliets. B ut the banks at the east know what they want and why B y treaty-rights, a M anchurian* choose, and so declined the besl th ey want it, and they have been in A /ia tic can send an eleven pound foreign missions. Is i t wonderful the h ab it of,havi ng their way. Bor package through the U . S. M silst then th a t thu Hepublicaus look to a ll’s am endm ent scotuhad, the w hile a c iliie n of the U . S. can only it th at Cleveland’s memory is kepi scheme (or the present. But just send. -Abounds. green 1 watt! O ur tre a ty making P resid en t; Cardinal Gibbons intim ated that Lvnglnlt Ore. amWiis Senatorial colleagues, must iho la«e llood in Paris was sent as a Io7e «•'Mbngulian more than A m arl- , rebukt from Heuven because Frsnci-1 1 -----------------• can« to whom they have denied the ,,ad been g u ilty o f sacrilege of Stale N o t l C e T O I ’l O P S e m e n Pafpela Poat. He have mine / ’Things” misnamed “ M en” in Con-1 gressjust now than a l any other tim e lift Ihe history of our govern «wray.-M ;* ».ava ffarxiess, L e a th e r, et«. J astrophe was a deserved calam ity Io re,B11, (1 l ) l t people tb sl sinfulness noj pay, but when reminded U lal churches, ¿Impels, synagogues, T h e Thofoii«b-Brvd Black Perchemn ■ an(j eatbedrals down there fared no bH ie r than the pal-oes of sin, he Stallion will stand at the following places during the season. J preferred m a to explain the why BANDON N otice of Sale o f State Landa. List 6-165. IA p rtl_ l— i _ 1H—19—20—27—2S ». - •tT - r ‘ and ihe wherefore. R estoration to Entry o f Landa There.is no dnnbt but w hat turn« '• Noticg 1» hereby given that the State . Mita* ■ i6 "23—a«—as. The Oregoniao. although i t for In National Forest. J tiiaS - 1 - 2 - - 1 0— 11 1 9—20— 2»—30. i Land Board wiff receive sealed bids un of thezhig’iatares tj in the U n ited * uierly pictured M r. Bimon a minis t il 10 .-00 o'clock A. M .. June. 3, 1910, Statessnrte* i^ ta irib u lin g , or have FO17K IL F Notice is hereby given that the lands •«.-si'v . ter of political and c iv il turpitude, . .. . ... for the following described school lands described below, embracing 80 acres, prom |H < P Io contribute, large sums . . , , j . . , A p ril— 3 — 12— at- -29. May—8— 17— to-wit: ‘»qstjvA , down , . ti is now d aily besoming Inin with 1 June l 11 j l within the Siskiyou National Forest, of , moiiJy fu b reak the im All of Section 16, T . 29 8 R. 9 W. Oregon, will be subject to settlement . , , _ praises of the most servile Sort; uml I I.y4nf23T«i A ll of Section 36, T . 31 S. K. 3 W. and entry under the provisions of the alive aiyi referendum O . .. . . 18 vreudm n in C reg o n.1, The 8W1, AY* <4 SEJ snd lota 3 snd 4 homestead laws of the United States , ip<the same issue that carried a w r y ! A p ril—(—5—9—Ilf—14—17—22_ 83— 86 _____ _______ There are indtcaltooa pointing that Sec. 16, T. 32 8. R, 13 W. and the act of June 11,1906 (80 8tatM<; ■5*—9—10—14—18—1, elaborale account of thè doiiigs al — ' ‘ *-v—‘ All of Section 16, T. 39 S. R. 13 W . 233), at the United States Land 0®««» v . way I trat # i l t heeXposed in tim e. a banquel in hunor o f thè 87th an- j —2?—87—2H—31 June 6 6 0 -13— The NJ of H , and Lots 1, ?, R an d 4 at Koeeburg, Oregon, on May 10, 1810. Notice or School Indem nity 8e ' 14— 15— 18—22—23—27—38. Perhaps bai late. T h e re are also of Section 16, T. 41 8. R. 12 W . Any settler who was actually and in I , lection. 06876 n iveriary of thè b lrth of Ge.irge H . T h e N W J o f N W J .N K ia n d t f E l of good faith claiming any of said lands | iiid'caliou« pointing to money be , , ,, S IX E S I will oonstder the purchase at A«, for ag agricultural purposes prior to J a n -' O v ^ ob , 8 E | of Sec. 16, T. 38 S. R. 38 E. mg contributed to break up lutsir . , , April—6—7—8—15— 16— M— jb . and cedar timber claims, the Lota 1. 2. 3 and 4 and S E | of 8W } uary 1, 1906, and h»d not abandoned U mitbd S t a t u L aud in the Grangers t*“ ! w " * 0 " * “ * the M a y - S — 4 - 1 1 - 1 2 - 1 3 - 8 0 - 2 1 - 8 9 - 3 0 Roseburg, Oregon, March 18, 1910. j *'on *h*neof is submitted to ms te> the and 61 of SEJ of Section 16, T. 9 S. R same, has a preference right to make org.m izaiioo, set In the Grangers , . . . ,, , , , ■ . l M ayor Portland J had 1 ever h ad,' J une—7—8— lfi— 17—24—25—26. , , • tea a homestead entry for the lands actu 13 E. Nones is hereby given that the State ori* in<‘ 1 locator. I f well timbered, and by il,e.«ntr<f aud prevent the forma ’ ally ' occupant. occupied. S-s Said Lots 1, 2, 3, 4. and the W i of E l , E | 1 •"> <1 lands were listed . o n on March 12,1910, applied for and ‘n ,avor»hle locations I will pa' apparently iadiflervot to the fact W. 8. G U E R IN , Jr., of W i, S%1 o i t t w j and W | of 8WJ of upon the applications of the persons tion o f the Farmers U n ion . The Secretary B. P. Ass’n. Section 36 T. 19 8 It 11E. th at M r. W illia m s him self had been , mentioned below, who have a prefer- 1X11 4 Kec. 85. T. 41 8., R. 13 W ., W . M ca,h u ,erafor. addreaa people of Oregon ate reaching fo r) . must - be aoeompsnied - - - by a •■ --------- — *-<-------------------------• — • filed - 1 anglois, Ore. All bids < * right subject to tire prior righto« ” and in this office a lis t of school I ‘ AN O U 8 O M A C K A Y M ayor only a few 3 eart back- regulariy executed M o t i o n to pur- “ I s e l e c t i o n , in which it 1 . _ .. B * l Estate A g ... the seata.pf power,aud tije tax dodg chase and at least one-nun 01 tne - r r - . - . - ■ » ...... . _, I t is unfortunate (h at th e P re s i ' Port Huron, Mich. in g , pubNa-gra fling corporatidhs right ia is ' ecte<l ssld list is amount offered. stead entry and the preference rioht land, and that said are g b in j to try to' stam p out the ■lent can be honestly no doubt, mis exercised prior to .May 10, 1910, on open to the public for inspection. A n y ’ No bids of less than $7.50 per N otice o f Forfeiture. whicii date the lands will he subject to snd all persons claiming adversely the w ill be considered. hlnie hefote;if hec.anoa a contlegra led by the bankers. They have per 1 The right is iyservad to reject »ny I s s r i u / ' a i suajed him that they* had becu bun | Port Orford, Curry County, Oregon lion extending over the p o u a lry ., and all bids. - E -- j . the MEI of 8W J. Sec. d,TI#ion thereof, Januarjr^Wth, 1810. — rile In itia tiv e and Referendum, i, 0Ot4 ' " lo inV* * l '"K 2 per cent 1 ApplicntioUH ami bids should be a d - . The „ _ 8 W | of ,, --------- , . . . or claim ing the dressed to O . 0 . Brown, Clerk state * • ^. M 8 R 10 W., W. M ,liste.1 up- under the mining laws, or deslilng to To W u. R ea the greause’& o m to Freedom of this b* * d * ’ <» » «’f fact | loind Board, Snl< m, Oregon, and mark- l he application of 5 . C. Billings of show said fond to be more valuable for You are hereby notified ’hat I h:v» *« * « * - ed ........................................................... “Appli.-atioa und bid to purchase ( ¡ ^ ^ s s s i J s L s a ^ y . or >ny d fli« r a |l— it is the keystone Congress hail been huncocl by the expended $100.00 in lafc.l an lim r.o - state lands. the General Land tifthc. Approve.) e»> OT *° °hject .to .said selection for inenta upon the E lk Horn M.e. I M i • ol a PA»pltt?ifRo9eri.iiient. So long hankers a ll along. The b an kers, G .O . Baowa, Clerk State Land Board, February 23, lolo, E bank P eirce , F.rst any law ful reason, should file their ing claim situated on Elk river ktxl a» patrio(i«uF Intelligence and hit- needed Ihore bouda as security for Assistant Secretary of the Interior. claims or their affidavits of protest nr Dated March 24,1910. blate creek in Curry County, Oregxe, ii.a n it y ei$2«t id man so long will circulation and deposits, and would contest in this office. as w ill appear by oertlflc te bled lie this law endlire. Its enemies are w illin g ly have p a id n prem ium at --------------;------ I hereby designate the Port Orford c e m b e r2 4 , 1909, in the office of the n >w in the | r<*S o f the death agony that tim e oil bonds bearing no in- Tribune, published at Port Orford, clerk of said county In order to hob* N o tic e o f F in a l S e ttle m e n t. 8 . A. Landis Ore#f°". * 8 *ha newspaper In which th e said premises under the provisb.os ol J . D. Loucks with their i l clo*c at hand, leresl at a ll. This was abundantly above notice is to be published. ¿ave men (it to be iltro v e d b y the f«ct th at bankers Notice is hereby givra, that the un Section 333« Revised H a tutrs of th> ThaukG < IXK'CKS ABO L a BRIS B b m a m im F . J omxs p iid ja prem ium of 2 to 3 per cent dersigned has filed in the County Court United States: being the am ount re- free’ Real Estate and Insurance Register. qnired to hold the same for the year ot Currv County, Oregon, his final ac (for the puasexsioa of there some F an a and City Property count In the matter of the administra 1910 and until December 31st there. J p r y VrongAloint, A p ril 1 - M r s l " ‘>umx,” b o n d s and why M r. T a ft Tim ber Lands, Mineral tion of the ektate of Fred D. Stewart, And If you fail to contribute your pro and F ru it Lands M . t i v Iv y a h .is rv e i; men were '“ 'I reanxe the s ig n ific a n t of deceased. That said' Court has ap portion of such expenditure a« co-owD- hurn. l to -teeth white fighting a ,aCt n,rt”-r-’°"» w e r y lw lje ls e pointed Wednesday, the 18th day of Property Heated er on or be'ore 90 day« from aerrlee of Port Orf wr M a y , 1910, atthaC ourt. house 1« Gold M ils < ©fleeted fore-t fire that destroyed several th t ‘ “,‘*rk '’ this notice upon you, or >n days fra _ Oregow?“ Beach, Curry County, Oregon, as the its publication, your interest in said I n m f i g t j burned over a , ’ (Suoesaor to A. B. S abix ) tim e and place for the hearing of ob claim w ill become the property of the large ^ -r.tq r y ancording to iiffor So com pletely ba* M r T aft been jections to said final account, and tho subscriber, as co-owner, under eatd mvtion received here from i-am,«c bmuhooaied by the ’ lin ererta” th at settlement thereof. Hoction 2384 N o More Cedar to Spare. A ll persons having objection, to such that e-c.iped the blaze. The fire he urge* tii.it (lie dep. sits in the 0 . H . P eabsb final t account are * hereby I * mua*. must nuBuuuu husband m y lim tim ner ber io to re- started Wednesday and an attem p t proieMed Foetal Saving* Banks — ..... — ........ J requested 1 ’ • to ; ■ JLll Goods N e w and Up-to-date. Orders taken for articles not in stock M y r tle P o in t, O re g o n . A first class millinery shop in con nection with store Call, g et our prices, and be convinced. a«. H. 0. XTIELSEN. Timber Claims Bought NURSING MOTHERS show the beneficial ef fects of Scott’s Emulsion w»8 mad« hv the *c,ven lum ber men »ball be need to lake up these 2 per to save the home of Mrs. Iv y . Tire c«nt bonds th at he has lieen per- ho.ise was Burn irnded hya th icket »uaded the tiao ki had been “ bun- a n d ta k fn g fire hetr.tned in Ibew.nrtv coed” in to buying. I n the discus- god a ll wes« burned to death. ’ ’ 1 «ion of this feature of th e ’ problem T - 7 in a very short time. It not only builds her up, but enriches the mother’s milk and properly nour ishes the child. Nearly all mothers who nurse their children should take this splendid food* tonic, not only to keep up their own strength but to properly nourish their children. FOB »ALB BV ALL llRFOOlaTB •niu> H o t u d OkUS-s » C O T T « B O W N g . 4 0 » P w l p u New T a p w All Kinds of H irn itt and « Saddelry ___________________ . . . . . ! Ì Z said date Dated this lath day of April," i» ift F babk A. S tkwabt , A(lmini<trator of the estate of Fred D. Stewart, deceased. ’ r r . ' ,,,,^ more cedar. it. 7 . " h Please do not ask for — J. H. V p t s x , Langlois, Or., August 27,1809. i Anything in w stóck, »U1 - « .« a p ie a a e d R epair » » L. A . ROBERTS, ATTO RNEY N eatly D one O effou AT LAW . M yrtle P o in t, Orwffiww. Probata business a epsgUl^.