The Port Orford tribune., October 26, 1910, Image 1

V o lu m e
D N E W D A Y , O O T O B K H
X IX
2 « , iO lO
I V lllu llC r 3¿íí
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
^rstx amp Btsnui't o o tc a a a :
TJ. 8. Scn’to—Jonathan Bourne Jr., of
Portland and Geo. K. Chuuiberlain of
Salem.
Joogreiutnian, F irst District— Willis
C, Hawley, of Salem.
Governor—Frank W. Benson. Solent,
“Secretory of State—F. W. Benson So-
th e N ew Y ork
“»»“»«»Z h as bet*
I u f ‘" w ith tooth
again I’ve tried
Accord in s to a report m ads to th e
state departm ent. D r. H . M a tth e a , d i­
recto r o l tbe bureau office lo r exasata-
Ing foods o l the U n iv e rs ity of .leas,
has published a statem en t ro ta tin g to
th e a rtic les roost freq u en tly a d u lte r­
ated,
According t o . th is ste 'e m s u t.
930 samples wer« exam ined in IM S
and 1.3G9 ln 1WH. T h is nutaixrr did
m t Include t ic samples o f m ilk , which
w ere found to coutaln a very blüh p e r
centgge of d irt.
I t was found th a t apricots e o n ta li-d
sulphurous a c id ' «Curvesosut Union
ades did no t co u lo ir a traoo ot p a te
fr u it Juices; b a tte r co ats.aed too llttla
fa t aa d too much w a te r; so called bak­
ing powder rvaatatod o f ok"'m ai'say
In s; egg noodies coutalned ao yo’ k of
ejrta, or a t least very sm all ju nntftl-ts:
hucklebo rry J u lie -»as spu*led com­
p le te ly ; rasp b erry ja lc e was g re a tly
dylut-d. a n d -s o m e samples contained
glucose and coal-tai dyestuffs; m ince­
m eat
contained
n'.lpburous
add;
ground m ace contained fia u i, around
toasted bread, B e m b a / m ace and n u t­
m eg; m arm alades w ere m ixed gtu-
cose and cöloced w ith coal ta r dyes;
m iik waa w atered, skim m ed am* often
very d irty ; poppor oontsiued lime,
sand and a g o o ^ deal o f the aboil:
sausages contained flour, horscle acid
and c ilo rtn g m a tte r; preserving salts
c o n tu in e j sulphurous, boracle, fio ujte
and benr.olc acids, etc.
T h e rep o rt com plaias o f tb e In dlt
ference shown by tbo atassea regard
Ing p u rity and re lia b ility o f article:
o f food, and tb e custom watch prevails
In larg e c itie s o f b a rin g th e exam ine
tlons o f such artic les m ade by p- i sor t
not experts.
down and have t
till last week I
auade her that N
aren 't ‘n igh t duel
hon.
down liottt»? th e t
State T. can u rep—Gee A. Steel of So- 1«,litre that dor
,
after^lm k trylnj
Supt, P u b lic lu s tr u c tlo u — l . U . •<»•«- ( o - c m u p .
orataii, Salem.
You
aulnnv bv savinj
StstePrinu-r-M JIlls Duulway, s« cm. wb<.„ n o ,,,
A ttog?y O onertfl-A . M. Crawford.
bj(
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Glerli State tAud B o n rd -O .G Brown. *eu I,'‘1 *®A® **'
fe ta .
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her# to on e o f tt
J o in t ¡Si'.iist'w fo r Cotdf an d
C u r ry — D a ta .
W. C. Chose.
j
“ 'Did It hurt
Joint Reprewentntive for Coos , and ahe came home,
Curry—I. X. Mune.v.
! “ ‘ ’Lai)’, no, cl
Judge, 2ri Judicial District—J. W. gut tin t: am giro
Haniiltou, Roseburg.
H e ta k en an' ho
Prosecuting Attorney, 8d Judicial Dis o r lb p w v (tjith , a
_ trtet—George M. Brown, K»sr b u r g ., “ •
thint
D.ft. C orum isaioncrs-J. H. Upton,
j
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dow ,
Langlois.
,
pujjg
c o o rv
County J u d g e -E .
of efficiency in the
is its key-for-every-charader keyboard.
O ne simple stroke prints any charader.-
T h is saves time, increases speed and
insures accuracy.
JerVorn.
wraTtnospr
Ball Baring C «mam
Revenihle
l*ebul«lor Rack
<*
Undone Touch
Bail Bearing Type Bar
Column Finder .o d Pwegrephet
rfo w c tM runonti
Gnat Driven Carriages
Ribbon C ontrclW from Keyboard
Vcrinbic end Univertel Uoe Spacaa
Rack Space Lever
Carriage R e taidrr
Improvod Marginal S top
Eacapement, Speediea Ever Denied
The PORT ORFORD TRIBUNE
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BOH ONE YEAR
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T a x K a w I i >B a W o m a x ’ s M a u a z ix k l i e n a u th o rity on D ioM onsK ing,
nory and Household Koonomy.
It a v era g es m ore th a n It’ll pagos
month.
W e o ffe r you tlic re lo r e a t least 1S00 paco» ot gissi fashio n
borne read in s fo r an a d d itio n a l cost o f o u ly 25 fits.
S am ples fre e .
»n». Rk»atabh). PfUrnL Taata One». Do
(«Far «•tttM. t. Wanbvti ur Grl» <#.
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CURE
C O N S T IP A T IO N .
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H- T. STEWART Editor nu«J Publisher
W iibrifripl toaa.
Thousand* B a re Kidney Trouble
stnd Don’t Know It.
M e w V o r la d O af.
Fill a bottle or common jlssx with your
water and let It stand twenty-four hours; a
sediment or set­
p«'i* y«*n,t
The Leading Paper of (.-urry ('onntj
tling Indicates sn
-a unhealthy condl-
r t i o n of the kld-
' neys; If It ««Ins
your linen It Is
evidence of kid­
ney trouble: too
ftequent desirete
pass It cr pain In
— ——
the back Is also
convincing preei that the kidneys and blad­
der srs cut cf order.
W h at to h e .
There Is comfort in the knrwled»9 vo
often exprossod that D r. K ilm er’s S ’ amp-
Root, the great kidney remedy fulfills every
wish in curing rheumatiam, pain in the
bank, kidneys, liver, bladder and every part
of the urinary paajage. It eorreCls Inatlltly
to hold water and scalding pain in passing
1«, or bad effects fcllc vlng use of Itquer,
wine or beer, and overcomes that unpleasant
aecasaityef being compelled to go often
during the day, and to get up many times
daring the Bight, The mild and tho txtra»
ordinary effect of S w a m p -R o o t is soon
realked. it stands the highest for its won­
derful au rw of the most distressing cases.
If you need a medicine you should have the
heal. Sold by druggists In 50c. and $1. siiaa.
You may have a sample bottle cf thia
wonderful
discovery ___
end a book that tel^ g W IW »1
mors about It. both sent M S ’
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T R IB U N E
W EEK LY
abeohitely free by m ail,
BLACK “
DRAUGHT
STOCK and
POULTRY
MEDICINE
Stock ar.d poultry have few
troubles which are not bowel and
l h « r irregularities.
B la o k -
P racgbt Stock and Poultry Medi­
cine IS a ho'vvl ar.d liver remedy
for stock. I t put» I he organs of
digestion in X peif. et condition.
Prominent American I. reed hr» and
fa rtiieri koeptbpir hehli and flock«
healthy by giving thsni an r-eca-
»iona! dom ol lllac Draujfht Stock
and Poultry Medicine in their
f.» d , Any stock raim r may buys
•25-cent half-twnad air tig k jL a m
of this medicine Srcai hi* dealer
and keep his Strok in vigorous
health tor weeks
Ovalers gener­
ally keep Black-Draujdit Stock and
DsuRry.Medirfto*. if yours does
out. «end 25 cents for a wuiinle
can to tho manufacture#*, T a r
Chattanooga Mediciu« Co., Chat-
taaooga, l'enn.
B« MSU.B. 6 » ., 4»n » . I*»«.
P la e ï-D -voghi StuoS and Ponlvy
N w T -ta« l< th» be»t 1 ev-:r tried. Our
»toes was ooktng to d «rhao yoa s -nt
■M thv nw-tleine and now they ars
gettine so fine. They are looking »
per eeaU I» it t e v .
a. p; BBOoKiMaroM.
O REG O N IA N
B oth Papers one y ear for $2.25
DOCTORS
“
address Dr. Kilm er &
s«w w svuw-SMa
Co., Binghamton. N . Y . Whan writing men-
ttoa leading this generous offer in this paper.
M t u r s i Ml I SUIN
I « <An’ be givv8
little twia’, easy
TU K 8PA H S NOTICK
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Nevei
H a r b o r ...........................F le tc h e r G ard n er.
Gold B each .................... ...J , W Riley.
Wedderburu...........................Geo. Kerr.
Illib ee...................... Mr. K. H Russell.
If W«
M n r ia l.___. . . . . Mrs. Viola A'. Fry. in the c
Perfect D eal Gnaarf
p
covbts
August of each year.
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County Commissioners Court meets
first Wednesday in January, April,
—
" T h e People of tb s N eth erlan ds,”
Ju ly and September ol each yeai.
says Consul Q enaral Onsnther, a’.
Probate Court meets first Monday in
F ra n h fo rt, In a report, 'are th rifty
each month.
DOWN THE MESA TO SCHOOL and eoouomlcal, exoallen: m erchants,
and. la proportion to population, their
O l'BBV OOUHTY COST o r r i c u AMD FOST-
nation is one o f tho riche: t In the
MAsneaa.
Curious
w orld. T h e y are oosmn.- ,l.ia n , and
Chatoo.......................... Miss Ida Cooley.
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Port O rfo rd
D e n m a r k ...
L a n g lo is . ..
Eckley........
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C ir c u it C o u rt m eet» F o u r th llo n u a y in
These are features which make the
Smith Premier the choice of the
man who investigate* comparative
advantages.
I N
A. B ailey. Oold u t my jaw, an’ I 1
Drop Forged Type Bate
Perfect U na Lack
Buhroaae Kbben
Swinging Masaeal Rack'
SHE
„ ,T b e u , |t> g iv <
Suspla Standi Con™ Dvrioa
A Kay (ot Evtry Cbamriar
Perfect Ereriag FacOim*
JuterchnnfK-ablr C&rri^get
R y u end Left Carnage R Jeaae LeveW
Visible
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County Commiisiouers— Otto Iaoiert.
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Gold Beach; M Kypher. L anglois. £ > “ ‘f “ er
«”
Sheriff—Norman T yhr. Cold flea oh. , I,o<‘,
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County Clerk—George W. Smith, A,) I)oc lMulth
Gold Beach.
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This ia the way ,
County Treasurer—Jarnos Caugh
“ ‘W ith that I
Wedderburn.
D oc S m ith w oul
Asseseor—Wm. Tulmaa, Harbor.
; 1 lets out auothx
School S u p U -W . 8 . Guerin. Lsuigjois.
“ ‘ “A n ’ n ow ,”
•urveyor—Geo. 8. Wilson. Chctoo
| going to 'nionstri
Coroner--Dr. F. A. Schlletnanu, Wed- 0)j of gubstractio
Decimal Tabuletor
Viable Writing
v v trb a v e b e e n
o r r io t f t B .
. . . A . M . R ile s .
Am es Jo hn sto n
........ J. f t C apps.
Grniba
,e e a in
.. . , E . Rackleff.
,..J . A. H aines
j|un
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I t la suggested th a t the K o m a n C s th o -
homes of Indian tribea
lie f o f C hristend om shall subscribe » M Who«* eilolliios cooM not easily
000,000,000 to bu y Rom e and a n e n r-b y i fe a c b the topa of these big rocks,
seaport fo r th e pope, says H m qx-i'e a u j go
wbo lived on them
W eekly. T h e b e lie f ie expressed .h a t
cotnnarativelv
aafe ,
the Ita lia n governm en t m ig h t eell th e I
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p ro p erty w itb q p t serious detriment to
Tbm particular mean is
its p o litic a l in te g r ity and th a t th » ; home of the Oraibi branch of
m oney could 1>e uaed to g re a ta d v a o ta g e : M o q u ¡ ( r j f e
¡ V r c h e d high in
o f her p u b lic debt. I t íb no t proposed
to tu rn over the p rin cip a l to th e vender»,
b u t to place i t in tru s t and to pay it»
an nu al proceed» in to th e Ita lia n trea»-
ury «« lo ng ae th e pope r e m a in , uodis-
torbed in th e papal te rr ito ry .
T h e p lan Is . very p re tty one and
thcre e re those w h o th in ^ Á jie m oney
m ig h t be raieed an d th a t K in g Itu n i-
bert'e g o vernm en t w ould appreciate
the advantage» <>f s u c h » I nrarnin. H u t
w o uld Rom e be th e best purchase the
pojie could m ake w ith th e m oney?
the
tbe
the
ou their little plateau, ’ tbe
in J t'r s still practice the snake
la n c e a n d other famous rites of
t h e i r f l i t h e rs .
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»»oafttp
fh<1
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Immune they op-
pttacd ilwWrf strenflonaly than tbe
a t h e r I f m p i i s the irttroducti^u of
iu ilh e u ie .v
a m o n g s th e m .
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P « '» 1® ’ « ’
n
W n u o ln O llw e tie n r tb o '■ a m '» , ( in 1
....
A b‘‘1‘
t'h icag o w o u ld ta ke h im va stly oti. a i» r m C M , a n d t o plrti'c all tho cPldrpn
itnd give lih n p o rt privilege» on L a k e ( „ t hi- w h o w l, th e p a r e n t « « t u b
M ichig an, bu t she could not engage to
,
m l t ¡t Tb<>v
m ake h»tti m onarch o f an A n ic r »c» n t c w r -
•
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a
m
ship a t a n y price. B u t th ere i» C o n -
fin a lly , J:i¡,VC4t‘i‘, to firm
« tih d n o p le , an excelle n t c ity , w h ere pr< »»»re. and every child of school
popes have lived l>efore, fu ll o f read y- a g e w ib p’acvd in thp school,
made chnrche« b n llt by C hristians and
Tfae , , n l v r p r i g ( ,
b ,,p n a g r p a t
nearly r ip e now fo r reconsecrutlon.
,r ,
.
,
C onstantinople seem, liable to ro m «-' » w c B S . and whoever stands near
Into th e m a rk e t a n y day. I f the pope ( tbe school t t sev eu o’cloi k in the
eonbl bu y I t of th e »u’ ta n tfc a l w ould be m o r n in g and looks np at the jila-
a deal w o rth s u law rib in g to and v.Sr;h te>gu -l(hl
KU<J,|<. n |v
tu rn in g a page o f histo ry to record.
,
m . „ ill «ver
large-m inded ia th e In re a im e n t o f
th e ir capital. T h e y were th e firs t amt
moat extensive buyers o f U u'tu fl State«
bonds o f 1861-CS, but did a o i touch the
confederate Issues. According to ectl-
m ates o f official statistical aud float-
dal sources Dutch capital to the
am ount o f 1544,600.000 ia Invoeted In
A m erican bonds and t-kares and 841W,-
000,000 In Russian bonds aad shares.
“ V e ry larg e sums o f D utch capital
are Invested in Mexican governm -u;
bonds and in bonds and sh arts o f Mex
lean railroad and lu d u a trlal outapaiues
also la th e governm ent and railroad
bonds o f A u s tria-H u n g a ry, P ortugal
and numerous other countries, and a
large am ou nt ia w o rking pro fitab ly la
tbe Dutch In d ian colonies In sugar, to­
bacco Aud rubber plants tlons, th e m in ­
in g o f tin and other m etals, petroleum
wells, etc. A financial book o f refer
ence places the capRal o f a ll Dutch
Joint stock companies a t S7U.1U.OOO,
but thia doer, not embrace th e tu rn er
ous Dutch companies which have their
headquarters in the colonies and in
foreign (oun tries. T h e N etherlands,
possestrinq neith er coal nor Iro n , Is u c
a m anu facturing country o f note, and
In this respect is even surpassed by
lit lls S w itzerland, also having nelth> r
coal nor Iron. Th e Dutch are fu ll of
th e com m ercial sp irit and have a large
m e rih a iit m arine. T h e ru ra l In h a b i­
tants are given to dairying , e a tile rais­
in g and horticu lture, in which branch­
es they excel."
WOMEN IN PARLIAMENT.
D o w n to th e T im a o f E d w a rd U L
T h e y W e re Accorded tn a
R ig h t of V o tlu g .
T h e ladtes o f b irth and q u a lity * « ‘
in council w ith the Saxon W ita s . T h e
Abbess H ild a presided in on ecclesl
ostlcal synod. Bays A nU n quItles of
P arliam en t.
M r. W ig h tfre d s grea t council a t
Beaccjpceld. A. D. C94, th e abbesses
sat an.l deliberated, and five cf them
signed th e decrees ot th a t council'
along w ith th e king, bishops and no-
bles.
K ing E dg ar’s ch arter to th e abbey
o f Cowlan-1, A. D. 9C1. was w ith Urn
consent ot th e nobles and abbesses
who subscribed the ch atter.
In H e n ry I I I and E dw ard I ’s tim e
fo u r abbesses w ere sumiuoued to par­
lia m en t, vis, o f Shaftesbury, F '"king.
8 t. M a ry , of W inchester, aad o t W il­
ton.
In th e 35th year o f E dw ard i l l w ere
summoned by w r it to p a rliam e n t, to
appear th ere by th e ir proxies M a ry,
countess o f N o rfo lk, A lienor, countess
ot Orm ond, A nn a Dispenser. P hillip-
pa. countess o f March. Johnan:..: F its
W ate r, A gneta, oountess of Pem broke.
M a ry de 8 L Paul, countess o f Pem
broke, M a rg a re t de R oot . M atltd a.
countess o f O xford, C a th e rin e count
era of A thol. These ladles were called
by th e ir proxies, a p rlrlle g c .iceallar
to th e peerage to appear and ac t by
proxy.
A n ^ je r s o n o r p e rro n s trespassing
upon th > C to ft L a k e R an ch,— th e M e -
I « l l a n a n d M a r s h a ll R am he», w ill '« •
prosecuted to th e u tm o s t e x te n t of th e
le w ; nnd a re w ard w ill be g iv e n fo r In ­
fo rm a tio n t h a t w ill lead to th e ao o vio -
titm o t tlte g u ilty p a rtie s .
S ’ n rfflu e i Strit n rade -bee n ltl vtcM
p u k -k lr to the Influence n f D r. M ile»'
A jili-i'e J a Pilla. 2Ó U o tit t i ra o ta
Parliament and Oolf.
n « a « r y l a W to n d B e » » .
Cleitn l-' o-l in ca n ì a ile-’ S skin. N o
hraaty w ith o u t it . ('« - ' f rats,’ Candy G ather
tie ■ j-n n y..o r hlnod n jd t-w p i t ris a n , b»
- t ; - ’.<ng up the <a*r river a n d d iiv to g a ll In -
.ie» ’ r a n th e in v v . 1'cgm te-day to
I ......... ■ lotto, ¡•..'•«he«, blsckhw iik
- di-.’ fli-a’ v bClnns ->»cij»-c»:u3 i„ i skint
tor tvn n w » AM drtg
- C -. a I. .'B o L u C »aan '-a td . Mis 25«. > «
G o lf is suprem e at W ra tm tn sto r. I f
you see a group of members la th e lob­
by lauffbina. o r lounging or ya v.alaq
w ith Indlfferenoa, It Is probable th at
th e y a re »opposed to be gritoplwg a ll
p ie p o te n tia litlM o f the p o litic al sttu
stton. But i f they suddenlv becom-t
serious, earnest, etram m u i. nay fur-
tons, you m ay ba sura th a t some one
bas lutroduced tb e subject of g o lf —
London Opinion
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