The Port Orford tribune., June 14, 1911, Image 1

TX m i l l i e r O
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3» CAUIBMJE A U T O M A T IC P 18T O U
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Give yourself every possible advantage. It means life or
death. That is why you will discard your revolver when
you see the Savage.
of efficiency in the
TEN SHOTS: Double the number contained in au oidi-
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ACCURACY: The pistol is so constructed that all powder
gases are utilised, insuring extreme accuracy, as well
aa freedom from fouling.
SIMPLICITY: Fewer parts than any other automatic pis*
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tol. Completely dismounted by hand without the
aid of tools. No screws to work loose.
is its key-for-every-chara&er keyboard
O ne simple stroke prints any chara&er,
T h is saves time, increases speed anc
SAFETY: Breech ^positively and automatically locked
during the time of diecharge. Cannot be fired un­
less tbe triggei it pulled. When the safety is on
neither foroe nor folly can discharge it.
BALANCE: Perfectly balanced. Ceuter of gravity well
to the rear. Lies naturally in the hand. Will not
flinch on the trigger pull. The only automatic wh ich
~ locks at the breech while the bullet traverses the barrel
WEIGHT: 19 ox. ineluding magazine. Length over all
fij inches. Price <15. Any wide-awake dealer will
show you this miniature rapid fire gun. If he will
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not supply you» Aiudly advips ns anAmawiU s e a t1»
prepaid.
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insures accuracy.
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DRAU6HT
Mill-
STOCK and
POULTRY
MEDICINE
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H. T. STEWART Editor and Pablis&rr
M d lh s io v ip tio tt« # l.iS O p o r v e n u
H a re K idney Trouble
D o n ’t K n o w I t
The Leading Paper of Curry County
UUtor and let It stand twenty to jr hours; a
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sediment or e ri-
tllng Indicates aa
» A d G T h unhealthy condl-
Hon o f tho kid-
i l l
n , T , l ,f •• «trine
e jr A
your linen It la
evidence of ’ kld-
ney tr o u b le * too
frequent daalre to
pose It or pain In
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tho hack is also
aaavtnclng proof that tha kidneys aad blad­
der ara nut of order.
W h e t to D e .
f
Thera la comfort In tho knowiedf« to
«Baa e t p reme d . that Dr. Klhner't Swamp-
Beat. the great kidney remedy fulfills «very
wteh la curing rheumatism, pain la the
back. kMaayx. liver, bladder and every pert
af the urinary passage. It corrects tnsbtUtv
T r a w le r s In the Coaaeetieut valley
Portland aad Gao. K. Chamberlain of may sometimes tea maay aeree ooverad
w ith w hite ehveeeeloth supported, a t
Salam. -
3ongreaamna. V irat District— W illis a height o f nine feet fro m tbe ground,
on a fram ew ork o f poets and wires.
C. Hawley, .>( Salem,
Under these east tents Sum atra to­
bacco is grown. Experiment« eondaet-
ed by tbe departm ent a t agvieaiture
led to tbe use of thia system o f protect­
ing the tobacco pleats, and the reeulte
have been found eaeeltent. The light,
sandy «oil along tbe Connecticut river
Rupi. Public Instruction—J. I I . Aok- Is well suited fo r tbe growth o f Sumat­
ra tobaeco. The Catted States govern­
Stata Printer—W illis Dual way. Salem. ment furnishes tbe seed and euper-
Attorney Oanernl—A. M . Ciawiord, vtaea the ealtlvation. preparation and
sale o f the product, tbe farmers paying
fjftlrrn.
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Clark State hand Board—O. U . Brown. the cent and receiving the pfoflt. T h a t
the great d o th eanoplco ran withstand
, Salem.
storms waa proved a year ago last
Joint Senator for Coon, and Curry— July, when a hall-etorm caused much
W. C. Chase.
damage to cropa In open fields, but tbe
Joint Representative for Coos and serve of covered tobacco seeaped In­
ju ry . The coet of the shade to from «00
Curry—8. P. Peirce.
Judge. >d Judicial District—J . T F .
Hamilton, Roselmrg.
Proeeeutisg Attorney. Bi Judicial D i*
triot—Uaorga I L Brown, Roseburg.
0 . 8 . Commissioner»—J. U . Upton,
Langlois.
ootixrv orrtoaaa.
A. Bailey, Cold
County Commissioner*—O tto
m id t lt c
W EEK LY
O REG O NIAN wanted I nventors
DOCTORS
SI 0 1 I 'S I i l l I SIGN
Any person or perron* trespassing
upon the Croft L ake Ranch,—the Mc­
Lellan and Marshall Ranches, w ill 'aa
ptoeecnted to the utmost extent of the
law; and a reward w ill ha given fo r la
formatkihan tt w ill lea td^s c-feht -o
tlon of the guilty parties.
lam ert.
Gold Reach; Uco Chenoweth, Langlois.
S h e riff-W . A. Biahel, Oobl Reach.
County Clark—George W. sm ith,
Hold Beach.
Coanty Treasurer— Jam«* Caugliell.
Wtdderburn
Assessor W m . Taiwan, Harlior.
School 8 u p t.—W . 8 . G avrin. Langlois,
•nrveyor—D . Cnnnlff J r„ Gobi Beach.
'?-TDajiK.. P - S.'J. Menu, Langlois.
a irn n o s o r tu b cover».
Circuit Court meet* Foutth Monday ia
August a t each yaat .
County Oemmlaataaera Court meets
■ n t Wednesday i * Jeauary, A pril,
July aad Reptember at aaah yeai.
Probate V fc ijt maria flrri Monday In
eaclt mouth
ovaav eoearr rawr orncse aae ruer-
■ «eTxaa.
C b e tc o ....i . . . . v. . . .M tai Id a Cooley.
Hflrim r............. .
Fletcher Oanlaer.
“Women are eligible for appoint naeat
to many branches of tbe government
service upon preclarly the same condi­
tions aa men,“ w rite * llarton Cheyuey,
in the I.adtvs' Uome Journal. “Tbe
question o f sex does not in te r into the
m atter when there are vacant positions
which are open ta women. At the pres­
ent time there a r * one-alatb a» many
women aa men 1« tbe service. T b *
prejudice that form erly existed aghast
tbe appointm ent of women is disap­
pearing. and in IMS. o f 41» persona ap­
pointed to positions In tbe departm ent*
at Washington, MO were females. In
addition to aierianl rapnritUs. women
are appointed *a*i*1ant mleroeropiata,
nnrsea. translator*, teacher*, matrons,
telegraph operator«, stenographers aad
typew riters, aa «veil a* to place« re-
q u lrleg shilled and nnekllled worker«.
As assistant mieroqsopHt« they have
tbe Aral rhanee a f «election, there be­
ing always a den raiftf'g gq pn bl« wom-
H. T. STEWART
NOTARY
Hood's Haraaaarilla selb because ’
aeaompHahee C U B A T C U M * .
te r favorite th a t ever escorted among
tha (Tusea h ills o f the northern states,
b a t i t has peso the way of alt other
favorites th a t have relgaed w ith too
mush p op alarity. B a t a few short
years ago w in te r w ith ou t the tobag-
gan is the h illy country would bava
beea Ilk a a Fourth o f July w ith o u t
Arewerka. T h e season would have
beea sought b a t a b itte r patch n f mel-
aaehoty. la these days the youag
folks would have gone la to epesma a t
indignation aad vrxatlon if they had
beea deprived o f the privilege o f to-
boggaalng. B ut sow the toboggan
has gone down tbe elide, and. there la
no evidence th a t It 1« g o in g 'to coma
book tip , aaya the Chicago Chronicle.
A tew w inters ago tbe toboggan
fu ro r th a t reigned la the parte aba t e
the «port had any show w hatever ah*
trusted the a tte n tio n of the entire
eouatry. T b e d ally newspapers, th a
waekMea and tbe magarinSa displayed
long, profuaely IHtKtAttod artielee oa
tho sport, aad the popular indulgence
lolmggan than they have o f seeing
tho north pole, talked of tha runner-
leas sleds aad I h air aw ful S ig h t* w ith
breathless interest. Stamped la the
mind o f, every reader la the picture
o f tho long snow and lea embank­
m ent, w ith torehea down the aide« end
l a tha middle o f tbe elide, the big to­
boggan Slled wttb bayo aad girt« ay-
tag d awn th e declivity a t the rate of
a mho a asiaate. W hen tho reader
tho f l n t tim e ho alw aya held Ma
breath aad ejaculated, la low,-smoth­
ered tanca: “M y. Isn’t
th a t Juri
a w fa lf“ aad a t the tam e tim a ba bad
a aaeret tanging to be oa the apet aad
toy oaa w h irl down tho ehuto.
I t need to bo aald th a t it required
ly tim id to ever board a toboggan, b u t
a fte r they bad one* taken p tr ip they
hungered fo r more o f "th e same”
w ith g reater a rid ity than anyoaa elaa
oa the h ill. When the »port waa a t
th a height o f Ite popularity la Rt.
Baal aad Minneapolis i t waa w ell
w orth a trlp to the Gopher cities te
aaa tha amassment in fu ll bloat ou a
void w in te r’* night. Everybody owned
a Joboggan or belonged to a toboggan
club. A t night ths.fronen hllla and
G overnor—Oswald W est. Salem.
■ ttanratary o f jit a t n - F . W . Benson Sa-
County Judge—£ .
Reach
THE T R IB U N E
aaow th a t the t oboggan ta a “dead
w nn l“ T bs long fla t heard w ith the
tarned-up aoas wkieh used ta fly
flaw s the steep froaea AacUvitiea w ith
th a speed o f a eaanoa hall w ill fly so
■Sara, a t laast ta r the present. I t has
bees relegated t e the »valla a t dess
sad elubrooaas, wheen i t atlcha attaai-
ly a s alleged arttaia * f deaorattaq taf
th e «aits pat tan,.
■safety w est back aa the toboggan,
sflfl «rhea society goes back aa a hM
e t (p o rtin g goods the goods (sig h t sa
wnB hast tar Us sarcophagus end
arsed Is sad le t society seal a» tha
capstone. T im e was when tha erat*
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torehea until they were aa b rig h t aa
day. and swarm ing about oa every
hand ware men and women, young
any middle-aged, dressed In tb e ir fan ­
tastic rad. w hile and bine blanket eoi-
tumen and stream ing from th e ir
heads were the long pointe o f tha
kn itted cape th a t were pulled down
over th e ir ears like nightcaps.
And tho great elides prepared for
tha us* o f the toboggan m eant a mile
a m inute ride down a steep Incline,
every foot of which was fraught wtth
peril. Many wild tum ble« rnrued
m any ear« and nosra were froara. a r ’
y e t the toboggan dropped In pop,-
ae the roller skate. Jnet as in tb«
aaa* of the roller abates, wbe, the to­
boggan waa a t It * height, the ealea
made by sporting houses were ennr
moua, considering the rise of tbe c it­
ies. One firm alone in tha city of Rt.
Paal arid la a few m onth* In the
neighborhood e t R .0 M w orth of to
boggans.
The advent o f tha toboggan brought
skis Into high favor. T b e first one*,
made of Norw ay pine, had a monopol,
ta r awhile, b a t American Ingenuity
aad Inquiry speedily disposed of the
absurdity of sending all the way to
Norw ay fo r sk is Rome genius dieoav-
ered th a t Geoegia pine waa jnat aa
good tor the purpose. ->nd that wo»ri
is now used almost exclusively, for
the m anufacture of skis In the U n it­
ed Stats*. From the peculiar ebaeae-
Tho guides o< tbe Alpa ara took l ng
, the ftrtnro w ^fl misgivings. They
ms that, liho Othello. t |« lr occupatine
awful accident* which is to be
rçefl for good by tbe tcsvl'.able
c mountain railway. German «■-
e a ra a ra n are busy r ; «ri. lag