The Port Orford tribune. (Port Orford, Or.) 1892-19??, June 28, 1911, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextC U R R E N T T O P IC S ’ 'ib 8» f J. H. C ptos . where? A» this j»iint «h<> work* W Kt>SE»l»AV, JUNE 2ti, ta il 1- eoirtmittce wa*Bt»mni»rily di-ini»» A great dem onstration comment- l” ,d ’’•‘•urned «•’ rep ort, .-md at jgl«i< « a liv e o f (h a O n e Kuo4ie<Jlh A nui T P ” 1 ,h e «<•-•‘1»«««»•’ » t o ami wow jsersury of the h o ld in g o f t l » DM » '« • *» d i‘gt«»e»l <)"•» Ihejr p rove Editor T iiibukk : -‘W ’’’ ¡cptton m ill at Fall Hirer, Mm*»- V ' h u n d r e d « ~ |eht»»elts, beginning June 19, it now j McKinley catttpeipt ph-riire» at tin progress. Oratory, paradr« and [ * * ke bonfires o f th e m . Then it * BVBBCKJPTI.ON U A IK t. Qua Copy One Y e a r ... ,Dne Cppj gix hlonths.. >ua Copy fnrMe Uuwtha Aor*i*-*M>s Rayas Ra.u»vuu.B. a grand water earolval are echeilnl • ’but evicliooa l«gan la earnest. ltj ed, and the program a» printed in u Again! Oltl the tragedy uf it uli I Boston paper, includes a labor pa Ti>e Supreme Court examined i radf, “tbe first seen in the city fur dare o f 81 applicants for ndtuisrii „ I yesrel ’ to the liar the other day, |«aMiug 7 W ill the chief orator truthfully through suces«fnlJv, among whit I depict the history of the rise and t w*r** two women. Thu mo»i of tl | growth of the great industry ? ; a p p lica n ts were Portland people, tl Will hs recount the fact that a ll, majority of whom hi,I graduate of the owners and directors speedily I fco’n ,he I,ttW Department of tl , became millionaires, end explain ! ‘^‘a,e University at Portland. Thi B how the miracle was accomplished? : 'Department ’ is maintained h; ' W ill he exhibit, as would lm ' p‘,hli® and lh e « ! » « « t proper on such an occasion, co p ies' * b,cl' °‘'»«Htules partof the deman, of the contracts operatives were, Ibri for ’«'»ion University np many years, compelled to aign, h in d -1 •,r°priation now being held up h Ing those with fam ilies to occupy | ’be Kef*’r‘',I,lum’ And may nut tb 'com p an y »1,a cits at high rentals and pfople 81 ,8rKe ,vel1 reflec‘ ‘hat w those without to board at com pal iy ! " ' ^",,on a,,d W- I). Fenton, S. P hash houses, and ail to trade at cutn- • “ "’’»•ye, are the chief paid lector pany stores? / ers before the «indents in said Lx» W ilt t a i l k : , «..ri _ Department? These tnen could no H ill he tell >1« audience that it , , , , , . .. , , . , .. . , 'f they would, refrain from alonfv , was long the habit of the foreman • _ , , , , , , , j ■ . ,n 8 the predatory corporation« and ito soourge both boys and git la with . ,,, , ,, , leaching how to do an II ecs thins ¡rawhides as s means of “speeding , *• / » j legally. Thus are the people them up, and that upon one oc m . ..... . ....................... ' . ■» - is , . vs made to contribute to their own un- easion s deaf and dumb boy was ac- . ! tually whipped to death? ° ’ w in i . - i ■ .i r. When we ask for State aid for our i. Will hs explain that, after the r> „ . , , „ * . , , i i j i. . , Common Schools and County H igh Legislature had, despite opposition » , • «»r «u rn of the factory management. p a s« d -j, ° H,S " e 8re flou,ed 8nd »Purned- a law forbidding the infliction o f| ^bese schools turn out msq and stripes by the lash, tits owners had j wyrn‘,n " t re*l “se to themselves recourse to petty thieving, fines and ' “nd 10 1,18 Stale. forfeiture« ns a eulietitute means of You will recall that I b tar led tbs terrorising their operatives! agitation for a law requiring the And, finally, will he point with 8l*UolorF ft» «**450 foreach ig pride to the broad acres round a b o u t, • * '<> od turned into the County Treas lt 1 thickly dotted over with little ¡ ury’ As ’* !* n o * incorporated or mounds hiding the bodies o f b a b e a j “ fe8 of *G00 tofilOOO and er whose mothers had to burry away 'l *B' a,ld leave the county to 5 j to the factory and leave them to the ,My lbe í’í* ,• prosecutions for j care of a sort o f general keeper with ur'«*’f* growing out of the saloon Port Orford Hardware, Wall Paper & Furni ture Store. - OatsMe oteulhees is less thin half the b attk. A man a n y serwb him as lf a dosna times e d*y, and still tw voelnan. Good grE T t benhh mem e etnaadmess not eniy outside, but iasida. It means a dean stomach, dean bowel,, ctaaa Wood, a dean liver, and » pX naw, slaaa, healthy tissues. The man wba is da«a ia this way will loah it sad aot it. H e w ill work with aoergy and think « JJS 1 dsan, dear, healthy thoughts. Ifea i ; H a will never ha troubled with liver, lung, stomach or blood disorders. Dyspepsia and indigestion originate ia u n d eaa atom* p ? if adw. Blood diseases are Louod where llw re is unoleaa Mood. f* Couaumptioa and bronchitis mean unclean longs. Ik. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery and healthy. I t elaeaa the digestive organa, aoakes p ure, «lean M ood, and olean, healthy flash The Place to Buy your Furniture I t restoras tone to the nervous system, and- cures nervous exhaustion and prostration. It contains no alcohol or habit-iorauog drugs. Constipation ia the most undean uncieanlineas. D r. Pisrce’ i Pleasant Pci* lets curs it. Tltey never gripe Easy to take as candy. - ■ - - ____— ....... - ___________ __ T .. . . _ ’ f k AT. - N o tic e for I'ltb r ic a tio n , 06t91. WE HAVE A FULL LINE OF DRESSERS, CHIFFOINERS, DINING TABLES, PARLOR TABLES, ROCKING CHAIRS, ARM CHAIRS, RUGS, MATTING, GARDEN IMPLEMENTS, . DhraBIMBNT or TUK I nteriox , I V. 8- Laud Office ut Rum-burg, Origini. . , June 5, Itili.. N otìcx is hereby given that I H obcht S a vsai, a, of Eckley, Oregon, yrho, on A prils», lltllO, made Homestead eutry Serial, p ro.,06101. for Lots 1, 2, S n u d i, and MWJ-NEl, Section 0, To» nehip 32 8., Rnugv IS West, Willamette Meridian, has ttlud notice of intention to make Final eouimiitatlon Proof, to establish cincin to the land above described, be fore J . H. Upton, U. 8- Com ml s- »loiicr, at lADglols, Oregon, on the 21 [day of Ju ly, Hill, The Chetco Diggings. RANGES, STOVES, HEATERS, CROSSCUT SAWS, HAND SAWS A SAW SETS, BUILDING PAPER, WIRE FENCING, WIRE STRETCHERS, ETC., ETC. (zozzie in and Look O vçrour sa m p le books o t W all Paper. Claimant names as witnesses: Gabriel Bak, of I ckley, Oregon. ‘ Gèo. A. Taylor, of Eckley, Oregon. Chiude E. Clark, of Eckley, Oregon. Albeit Steph, of Eokley, Oregon. - B enjamin F. J ones , Register. To W hom it M ay Concern. U ...I ! the undersigned, hereby give no tice that I have a conveyance from the Patentee to tidelands and water lots In the Harbor of PortOrford, Oregon, on a portion of which a part of the wharf is erected without tny consent. A1 I, parties are hdreby warned not to drive piles or trespass in any manner what soever on said tidelands or water lots, M bs . A nna D. D abt . Portland, Oregon. (Successor to H. O. Nielsen.) no conveniences fit for sueh a task? ( ktrsinewa. I prepared a bill and a it it ,« .. ik i.« ~ . . . «..., _» sehl il ,o u »n- K'l R ackleffand re minded him that I had no hope of sud Tobacco cases demonstrates ®°ur** n® hint .will be given o f them that the next gi«alert problem be dur>ni? Die gsl* days of this demon- fore the country m the enactment *tr#t,on. The public has had of legislation which will provide sl'rop*»?« of numerous episodes in broad, well defined, legal avenues c’,rec |‘ of the Fall River cotton through which dynamic m entality , m*U* during the later years of their with oenteralized wealth can operate *c l*vity For instance, along in the with the greatest efiicenoy, but with *',e corporation posted notice ngJSAailated recognition of the gen ° f 8 sharp ent in wages, in contempt s « j S 3 5 Aral welfare of the people, the rights of existing contract», whereupon the the lop oPthe divide, where we had of employees and employers, insur »orkers quit. Those with families . , 2 ' " . ' l',<’ ¡ng to the smitll stockholders their occupying shacks were evicted, and "* 'O,’e ' * *,** Grange will follow a birdseye view of tbe whole district. G R O C ER IES and PR O V ISIO N S, He showed me the course of the ruin proportionate share of the IncrsfG tose without wore turned out o f U|> 1,l‘‘ int‘ve Gill, era) bell where it outs the deep can ment incident to the operation of , the oompaoyAash house. A-lawyer Langlois, Or. • I tC T fn d iE lh yons and craggy ridges. Running MENS and BOYS, CLOTHING, the capital In the aggregation of was consulted to ascertain if the — . ............. souih from the Higgins strike and pbiclt they have participated Cen- company could legally repudiate its Mrfaaillinn, O., June 19 — Four L A D IE S ’ DRESS GOODS, along this course within a distance Iralixation of jieople, government contracts, who informed the poor [ hundted and forty-one square feet H A R D W A R E, <iRA?UTE mid TIN W A R E. o f two miles, there ia some of the slid business is au economic evolu down-snd outs^that they had a good °I strawberry shortcake furnished roost promising prospeela. I have lion incident to our uivilication. case, but that the com pany would the piece de resistance at the stale N o tice ft»r P u b lic a tio n . 03906. C IGARS, TOBACCO, seen on the coast. Joining Higgins Man can not prevent, but provide keep it in Court year in and y ea r, dinner for inmates of the Massillon Z'aeAl.TMKBT o r ths I ntbriob , C A ND Y , NUTS and NOTIONS. on the south is the MilleFproperty, U. 8. Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon. legal avenues through which the«e out, so, what was the use? T h is{ Btale Hospital. The bakers at the In fact, a supply of everything usually kept in a we! « , , , June *. I’ ll. great forces must operate with tbe lawyer however, hinted that Ben institution assert that the cake was which is now being developed by Notice is hereby given that Lyman and N id. They have cut a General Merchandise Store, _ _ . E li . swoutii B. H all ' greatest benefit to the general wel* Butler might be able to help them the biggest one on reconl. of-Port Ortnrd, OrSvoTi, wffo, öiTFeb- (K EN kOR ANY ARTICLE NOT IN STOCK. fareahd the Jesit injury Iff the In.* * ilh their CSS*. Wbeo a i wai met f t was SITeet square and ma le ruary 15, 1006, made Homestead e n that is laden with the yellow melal. try No. 13934, Serial, Nor 03906 for dividual. The legal avenues should *•*!< the objection that Butler was a up of two layers, for which several S fcl Sec. 15 Tp. 32 8., R. i s W. W ill be as broad and well defined as (losa^big owner id the mills! Never mind : hundred pounds of floor were te Joining this on the south is tha Mor amette Meridian, has filed notice of in sible, but barriers should be erecied that, they were told. You have all quired, and between these 600 rison group, which I am surprised tention to make Final five year Proof, to not see 50 or a 100 stamps drop to establish c'afm to the land above »long the roadways providing for to gain and nothing to lose in the quarts of berries, picked in the hos described, before J. H. Upton United ping on now. Here the ledge crops States Commissioner, at Langlois. Ore tile im prisonment of any individual »ttempl. pital gardens, were placed. Seven for eight or nine hundred feet, sod gon, on the 2-tth .lay of July, 1911. who attempts to break through Butler was consulted, and after a 108,1 were required to convey this Claimant names as witnesses: pans gold in m illing qualities the Cyrus Madden, of Port Orford, Oregon. them. Ascertainment of existing careful look into the case, told one fireal cake to the dinning room entire Jenglb. Chas. Zumwalt, of ” ” mH.hial« and conditions should he <>f the committeemen to get nn as la Mes, w her«J800 patients dispos- I said to Mi. Morrison: ‘‘ Why Frank P. Cook,of ” ” tlie first step; collation uf opinions signm ent of all the claim s, includ- ! ed ° I ’*• wit** 50 gallons of milk. ” hsve you not had a m ill on Ibis be- Ed J. Pickett, of ” from practii-sl employees,employers ing stiff damages for. the breach of Seattle .W ash., June 19 — In the V injauin F. Joaas, fore’now? He replied: “ You know and economic students, the second; Ute contract and- for the ev ictio n s.' inter club meet between tbe Seattle Register. it requires some capital to operate aoalysu and deduction, based on the He im m ediately la-gun attachment Vancouver and Portland Multno .out here in this country, and tho6e. ascertainment and collation of views, proceedings and caused the Sheriff msh A thletic Clubs for the charm who have it seem to be possessed of the third; the enactment of legisla to seize and chain up the big water pionahip o f the Pacific Northwest the spirit that man should leave the H ave turn, embodying conclusions, tbe wheel! This brought the big cor- the local track men woo by making know of anyone who has? T desire - fourth; «»-operation between law ftoration to its senses and settlement more points than the combined to to purchase. Angus G. Mackay, makers and business interests, on was immediately made on “Old tslem f the oilier two. The result was- Real Estate Agent, Port Huron, th gR n e. of ascertainment of the Ben’s” term«. Seattle, 78 points; Vancouver 36 i Michigan. besklegialation procurable, with re wa, during thig strike thatHm 'points, and Multnomah 36 points yu lu n t protect.on of the general phrase: “ We had ju st as well re- Nine new P. N. A. records were ee- f, F O B SALE, grelfare of the people and oo opera»;main Idle and starve to work at fb lish e d , and another tied, five right, of em p loyee.n d e nploy- tl,e wages offered sod vet starve” ! The new marks were made mostly 11 Goe De I-aval Separator No. 25. one gr th e .le sd e r .tu m ; aMieriainment « H sln ver, U(i b y a g ir lH r ik fr by howl men. Gish lowered th e', Disfcrow Combined churn and worker, pit ier t inn investigation, prosecu qj , t,,e lrage<)y o, a„j [quarter m ile record to 49 1 8 sec 1 one 16 inch prairie Queen breaking plow, one goou Baggy. Fur particu I t S h a lit my purpose to keep a full stock pf everyth goal; p ib licilv a"nd n o t * w i ^ ’one h wil! J* remembered that, soon “ nd’ ; ^ lyde U18<,e lhe mi.le in 4:29i lung required by the lars write ol the methods; the highest possible H*,er McKinley’s second election, a '-'handler ran five miles in 26;26 1 [ J. M. Langlois,’ t trade in Hie line of reward for legitimate efficiency »nd strike and Itask out occurred at Fall (brew tile hammer 149 feet Langlois, Oregon. rigid obediance to the law with per* River cotton tiiilla in conaeouenoe inohe8’ 8,,d Ned Hume« in GROCERIES and PROVISIONS, ..I i^ -j'P o r t Orlopd, Or. NEW GOODS, examine goods ar.d get prices, JOHN R, MILLER, Timber Claims, GENERAL MERCHANT, Port Orford, Oreuron ...... .'Jp- F O B SALB BOOTS end SUOES ♦ IE N ’8 and BOY’S CLOTHING, For sale: Best 2700 Acre stock ranch LA D IES’ DRESS GOODS uyuD S, in Oregon. Good improvemr nts, plen FANCY GOODS, ty of fruit, well fenced and watered. Address: CIGARS, TOBACCO, PIPES, M obbill Bens., Hare, Curry &»., Oregon. CANDY, NUTS and NOTIONS In fact, a supply of everything usually k^pt in a w Merchandise Store. Notice is hereby given that all per son» found treepaastng upon the fcdlow- ing dcstrihed land for the purpose of hnnting or fishing will be pruseented to the full extent of the la w : Lota 1 2 and 3 Sec. 36; E L of See 26- ftU of SWW Sec. 23:J B « o f MWi. N W | of < WI, 8E1 of NWJ 6 Hec M , \ u in Township 31 South, Range 15 West . , nod F n e b b o ’ s . Denmark, Or. AW Call and Examine Goods, and get Prices. JOHN B. MILLER