The Port Orford tribune., July 19, 1911, Image 1

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A a amusing story la related la Bar* '
lln about an event which happened on
the evening the erdwn princess was
conducted Into the Royal Schloes.
0 . H aw ley, ot Salem.
When the gain carriage, containing the
G overnor— Oswald W est, Salem .
Secretary of'Stats— F. W . HSnsou Sa­ empress and her future daughter-in-
law, entered the courtyard of the pal­
lem.
ace the crown prince was la command
State T .e a sn rer— Gee A, Steel o f 8 a -
of the guard of honor to receive them.
Acsqrdiag to a prearranged pro­
Supl. P u blic In s tru c tio n — J . H . A c k ­ gramme. says a ipeelnl to the Wash­
ington Star, the crown prince wag to
erm an , H alen-
State Printer— W illis D u nlw ny. Salem. parade his company before the prin­
Attorney G eneral— A. M . Craw ford, cess. but an uaforaeen thing happened.
The kaiser, who was w aiting, forgot,
M akm .
for the ftrst tim e la hla life, doubtleea,
C lerk State I And B o ard —G . G. Brown,
a m ilitary form ality. In his joyous sa-
H le m .
oitoatant bs extended his arm to the
Joint Senator fo r Coos and C urry— princess and disappeared w ith her In
the Interior of the Schlosa before the
W . C. Chase.
Joint Representative for Coos and crown prince had time to set hla guard
In motion.
C u rry—8. P . Peirce.
“A nice state of Affaire," called out
Judge, 3d J u d ic ial D is tric t—J . W .
the crown prince to the officers la hla
H am ilto n , Roseburg.
vicinity. "H U majesty has marched
Prosecuting A tto rn ey, 2d Jud icial D is
off w ith my bride! W here do I come
trio t—George M . Brow n, Roseburg. t a r Several minutes elapsed, and aa
U . 8 . Commissioners—J. H'. U p to n , neither the kaiser nor the prince»« re-
turned, the crown prince was sdvUed,
Langlois.
laughingly, to follow b U fath er and
000 MTV om oxns.
bride Into the Schlosa, os hs would be
County J x lg e —E . A. B a ile y, G old
."UpetalrsT Not I ! " answered ths
Beach
County Commissioners—O tto Ism ert, prlnoe. "They c a s t do much without
Gold Beach ; OeoChenowsth, L an g lo is. me. I t is I who am going to be mar­
ried. Besides, an order la aa order. I
S h eriff— W. A . Bishel, G old Beach.
was ordered to parade the company,
County C le rk —G eorge
W . S m ith ,
and here I remain until the princess
Gold Beach.
lets herself be seen.”
County Treasurer— Jarnos C aughell
He stuck to his post. In the mean­
time the kaiser was Informed of the
W edderbum
state of affairs.
H e waa greatly
Assessor—W m . Tolm sn, H a rb o r.
HclioolHupt.—W . 8 . Guerin. Langlois. amused, and appeared, w ith the em­
Surveyor— D . C u n n lff J r., Gold Beech. press end princess; on a balcony over­
looking the courtyard, and from this
Coroner—D r . 8. J. M enu, Langlois. * lofty height witnessed the parade
Salem .
Tongressmnu, F ir s t D la tr io t-W iU la
MIXTIMOH OF TUB COD STS.
“Speaking of canals," salt) the
engineer w ho had’’ been ta lk in g
ab o u t P an a m a, “ a very in te res t
in g canal, and one not much heard
of, is th a t connected w ith the g u lf
of C o rin th and the g u lf o f A eg im t
in Greece.
“ I t ’s some o ld e r th a n any wo
have la th e w estern hem isphere,
sis», fo r P e ria n d e r, ty r a n t of
C o rin th , proposed to eut th ro u g h
th e isthm us as long ago sa ©On
years b efo re C h ris t. S u p e rs titio n
•topped him , how ever.
“J u liu s C aesar end C a lig u la
took it up ag ain wheu Rom e had
hold o f O reece, b u t It w a s , to.»
m tie k fo r th em . T hen came N e ro
anil he w e n t a t it w ith vig o r, hut
th e w ork stopped when lie died.
“O th e rs ke p t pounding aw a»
ht i t fo r th e n ext several hundred
years, b u t i t w as not u n til lSPI
th a t re a l w o rk o f th e 'N e r o eu
ergy w as p u t upon It . T hen Gen
T u rr, aide-de-cam p to V ic to r En.
m anual o f Ita ly ,, organised a-com
pany and w orked on t i l l th e m on­
ey ghve o u t In 1890, th e ch ief oh
s ta d e being some
August of each year.
County Oommteetnnere C o urt meets
first Wednesday iu January, A p ril,
J u ly and September of each y e a i.
Probate Co n rt meets first Monday la
each raoath
ci ’ bmy ooujrrr roer orrioas a s d roar-
w if e nu<l
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THE T R IB U N E
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DRAUGHT
VALUABLES IN
no ;ns«AB, O«.» J a s . saltase.
P l« o k -D » n e lit Stock a a d Poul j y
M od*—lo . io th « bo, 11 ov«r t r l- d . O a r
•to o k was o o b iag bad wheo y o . M a t
ora »h« m ediata« «sd now U o y aro
g e t iin , «o du«. Tboy s r« looking ■
sor «ont. b »t»»T.
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O REG ONIAN wanted I nventors
B oth P apers one y e a r for $2.26
T r » Y V u S i“« y " f « 3 « d
DOCTORS
ia th e best h e lp ,
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m ust b e continued m a
tner a t w e ll aa w in te r.
T a ta I« l a a Itati« ««M w U k os «Ml
C«t . « » .» b o m e aow.
A>Pn
T R E S P A S S N O T IC E
Any peraon or perrons trespassing
upon the C ro ft L a k e Ranch,—the M c­
L e lla n a n d M a rs h a ll Ranches, w ill ho
prosecuted to the utm ost extent of the
le w ; and a reward w ill bef given for In
fnrm at.o h an tt w ill les tde c-icht -o
tiob of the g uilty parties.
A f i l A T «A LES I
Vfi m erit of Hood’s
Hood’s Sarsaparilla se
«hargr
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SWIFT
Try aa.
a co.,
removed lit n second o f tim e . The
o n ly Clevis now on th e m a rk e t th a t
stays w here p u t.
The exclusive
Clevis w ill be
States, o r set ol
ed lor S1.00.
rig h t to handle this
sold by Counties or
three caa be purchas­
Address
W, E. Burrow,
Corbin, Ore.
N o tic e f o r P u b l i c a t io n .
04071
D’ cpaxtmxkt OP TUX iNTBBtOa,
U. 8. Land Offloe, a t Roeebnrg, O regon
M ay Srd, 1911.
NoGce la h ereb y g iv en th a t
A lpbkd I I ary,
of P o rt O rfo rd , Oregon, who, o n O rto -
l>«r 12, 19"6, made Homestead entry No.
14233, S e ria l,. No. 04071.1for lx>ta 1,4,
nnd 5, Bee 8, and the N E | NK1, hec-
tlon 4, Town h ip 32, 8, R ange 1« west
W illam ette M eridian , has filed notice
of Intention to make Final five re a r
Proof, to establish clslm to the land
nliove described, before J . H . Upton U .
d. Commissioner, at Langlois, Oregon,
on the 23 day of June 1911.
C laim an t name« as witnesses;
E arl Hah», of D enm ark, Oregon.
F ra n k 0 -» x ,o f D enm ark, Oregon.
J a k e W h ite , of Langlois^ Oregon.
D a v id Crow ley, ol Port Orford Oregon.
B x x j a k im F. J onxb
Hegiater
Opp. u.o. Fataat Offiaa,W>»hlh<<aa, BC.
UKXNIS CUNNIFF, JU.,
te p . C. 8. Mineral S a r r e p r
Surveyor for the D l.tr io t oí Or.
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G o ld B e a c i» ,
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BUNDLES.
Laundries.
- A a U » . department— « ' lost and
found department—to essential to all
good laundries," said the man at the
W ASTSM .
...M is s Id a Cooley. collar maohlae, "and If this depart­
C b e to o .,........
...F le tc h e r G ardner. ment le a l conducted Bko clockwork,
H a rb o r..........
..............J. W . Riley. trade soon falls off."
G old Beach.
H e took two handfuls Of rough-dried
. . . .0 . IfcWakewian.
W edderbum
. M r . B. H Russell. turn-down collars, states the Chisago
Illlb o e ... . . .
M rs. V io ls A . F ry . Chronicle, end dropped them in the
M a r ia i..........
top of • vertical cylinder. Then he
pressed a button, there was • soft
Ames Johnston
P o rt Orford
whirring round, and out of the bottom
........
J.
K
Capps.
D e n m a rk ...
of the cylinder the collars tumbled on
. .T .E . Raukleff. to a white linen mat. Ironed, turned
L an g lo is ..
. . . J . A. H a ttie s and ready to put on.
E c k le y . . . .
"So much Is loot la the wash,- ho
went on. "That pretty girl over there
by the window found la a ehlrt loot
week two diamond buttons worth
11.000. I f the owner of the buttons
hadn’t got them b»ch from out U F.
Always Stays “ Put
promptly, think what a bad name he'd
have given the bouse.
" I found only yesterday in the pock­
et of a pair of duck trousers a ten dol­
lar t ill. T he owner is a m illionaire;
he hadn't luiesed th e MU: wh«u the
matter was reported to him over the
telephone he eaid to credit his laundry
account with half end to give the
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POULTRY
MEDICINE
Stack «ad poultry hare few
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not
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cine ia s bowel and liver r»medy
{ « stock. It puts the organ« of
digestion ia a perfect condition
Prominent American breeder, and
farmer« keep their herd« and flock»
healthy by giv in g them an ooca-
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and Poultry M edium . w their
{.«id. Any Mock raiaer m aybuya
25-cent half-pound mr-UflM « ■
of thi« m edicine from hie dealer
and keep h i. .lock In vigorous
health for week. Dealer, gen er
ally keep Bieck-Draught Stock and
Poultry Medicine If your, doea
not. «end 25 eeuta for a «ample
can to the nianirfactnrera. The
Chattan.K.gn Medicine Co.. Ckah
tsuooga, ien n .
of
Ih lrta n d Walat Jewelry L e ftin X a a y
The Burrow Clevis
•« B o tte Mt y
kin d
marsh of the company.
C irc u it C o urt meets Fourth M onday is
HEAD ACHE Tlw PORT
L a u t ths O priathian W aa U m tar
Contemplation aa Long
▲go aa T h a t.
Q f *E
“ I t Is an
In te re s tin g
tr ip
th ro u g h th e canal, end it eaves I S ’
m iles o f ve ry rough w a te r and 20
hours o f tim e ; h o t so fn r skippers
p refe r to go th ro ug h the peninsula
ra th e r th a n th ro ug h th e canal,
though w ith some changes which
w ill be m ade I t Is believed the
canal w ill become of general use
as soon as a fe w ships begin to use
It and rem ove the p reju dice now
•s la tin g ag ain st It ."
A NEGRO AND STEAMBOAT.
“The suggestion cam é out o f fit.
Louis th e o th e r day th a t w h ite
la b o r bad replaced the negro on
the w h a rf and th a t a f t e r Ion;
service th e black ro u stab o ut w:ik
about to e n te r upon the decline ot
his sw ay," said an old riv e r m an,
according to the N ew O rle a n s
Tim es D em o crat. “ A ll o f which.
I m ay add, I accept w ith a g ra in o f
s a lt, as the saying goes. Home
T hat the eouree of love dove not ai- how 1 can never th in k of th e suc­
ways run emoothly was smuetngly Il­ cessful and re a lly va lu a b le ro u s ta ­
lustrated Is tbo •expcrlonc. of one bout as an y th in g but & black m an.
Koraloff, a RuSftan land owner, who
took hie brlds to B.rl»n upon a honey­
moon trip.
The seeoad day of their stay M o«.
Koraleff poaaeeacd h era .lt of eome »15 -
000, all of t h . BMB.y h .r husband b a j
w ith him. aad eloped to Bwltssrlaad
w ith her husband'» valet.
Io duo course the deserted husband
obtained fresh funds sad set forth la
search of the guilty pair. A fter some
delay Mma. K oral.B was located la
Zurich, where she had been left desti­
tute by the partner of bar Bight, whose
fancy had been attracted by a woman
“T h e negro seems to have been
born to the calling . H e is, as a
ru le, fond o f th e steam bo at, am i
n a tu ra lly ta k e s to steam bo .it
H e baa alw ay s hovered
w orli,
•ro u n d th s riv e r. O f course, you
w ill And negroes back in the lulls
and scattered around in th e higher
a ltitu d e s , b u t the vast m a jo rity
of them you w ill find q u a rte re d
In the low lan ds o f the c o u n try , and
on ths rivers, w here hs can h e ir
the flu tte r of s te am b o at wheels.
T here is one o th e r fact to be men
tioned in connection w ith the ne­
gro’s p ecu lia r fitness fo r steam-
b oating.
“ D id you e v e r h s a r d b e steam ­
boat m a te ta lk in g to th e ‘rous- i
abs broke t o .
--—
was left of the mon.y wtth t h . va let
| tors’— say, fo r In s taa c", when the .
T h . p en lt.n l valet w a . reinstated In boat waa n l it t l e h u e in pullin g
favor upon returning what was left of
t h , money, aad ths three Journeyed
back to R ussia
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M oldy Orapss K a k a ffrot W in n
Aooordlng to United S U U . Consul
McNally, at Ltag». Belgium, ths ascr.4
of ths rare “bouquet" of Moselle wines
was disclosed by Prof. Marshall Ward
In a recent lecture on "M eld* and Moidl-
M sa." "Moldy grapro." aaaertad ths
profeaaor. "produce a fa r finer w in . than
freshly gathered fru it. Moaells wtnea
come from grape, which are In a simply
awful oonditioa. T h . grapes grows in
t h . More lie dlstrieta are sot snbjMted
to suOclent heat to fill them w ith ansnr,
and they are therefore allowed to be
attacked by what la known aa noble rot.
In which p roces a the mold fungus, hav­
ing ths sntlsfsetOTT habit of selecting
certain crystals according to taste.
lu rid nnd foreef«», aad ao'mstbiug
th a t w ill force yon to rn n th e
gam ut o f the ctnotlona. T h e point
ia th n t th e n eg ro '» sH m u la tatl
and urged on to q u ick er w ork by
th ia kin d o f ta lk . P so fttn ity b a n
essential in th e m a te ’s ro llin g
The negro needs It. I W M Jtlrft
w on d erin g I f 0 * w h ite m an teoul»^
ever get need I n ' t . lln y b e so, b u t
1 have toy doubts a b o u t IL "
^nren M a r y ’s M an x
T h e h a rp o f M a ry , Q neea o f
HrqJs. h o i hetdi bought by th e H«»-
,je t v o f A n tiq u a rie s of. Scot.lffifd
Cjir <H,500- ‘
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