The Port Orford tribune., February 28, 1912, Image 1

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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
-J o h n , here sue your slipper«-"
" T h a n » you."
- h a d fo u r smoking la c h e t"
»TXTS AMD DISTBICV OFPK I B S ;
“ H ow good you aro!“
(J. 8 . Ben’t o - J o n a t h a n B - i r n e J r ., o f
- h a d yo ur pipe and tohaxTM"
P o rtla n d an d G eo . £ . C h a m b e rla in o f
- T h a t « k in d !"
“ A nd now M t down and le t ma rub
S a le m .
O ongresaaaan, F i r s t M a te ic t - W i l l i e p o u r h e a d - f o r I kn ow yoh'ro t i r e d -
poor fellow
.
s_,
O. H a w le y , of Salem
G o v e rn o r— O s w a ld W e n t, S alem .
S e c re ta ry o f State— R e n . W .G Ic u lt >»»- ,
Im n.
S tate T re a s u re r— Th ao . B. K a y , o f Ba ,
lens.
8 u p t P u b lic In s tr u c tio n — L . A . A id j
e r m a n , S alem .
State P rin te r — W ill la D o n lw a y . h a le u i, |
A tto rn e y G e n e ra l— A .
M.
C ta w fo rd ,
S a le m .
C le rk S tate la n d B o a rd —G . U . B ro w n .
.,! W h a t is a
visible typew riter?
S a le m .
J o in t Henato*
fo r 0 o < * and
W . a Chase.
J o in t R e p re s e n ta tiv e
fo r
C u r ry —
Cooe
an d
C u r r y — 8. P . Peirce.
J u d g e , i d J u d ic ia l D istrict»- J
W riting in sight is part of it. Keyboard in sight is the
other part. It is as important that you see what you do
as to see what you have done. T h e key-for-every-character
lrs»vkr»»rrl nf the f*aSV ACtlOM. light funning M O D E L 1 0
H a m ilto n , Roseburg.
P rosecuting A tto r n e y . * 1 J>i ll . i n t 1 '•
M o d el o f C h ristm as C h a p a la
{ a great cities of the no rth, when
C h ris t mas trees are trim m ed , humb»e
^ q»..»*»* buy n a y plaster chapel i,
w hich, lig hted w ith a single eandja
lend aa Innocent sanctity to the chll-
dreo'e festal corner. H ow m any know
th a t those modest em hlen^t■ are mod­
eled upon the M o ravian church a t
Re.; and w hat would not tb«
lit tle once give If Ihey. lik e the .ch il­
dren of th a t town, could welcome the
«» »km r's coming w ith in the tlm e-hon -
xwed w a lls ’ — Ladies' Mome Journal.
tr io t— G eorge M . D ro w n , ii
0 . 8 . C o ih iu is e io n c ls — I f . T . S u w .u t,
jiThe Bomb at««
the Dinner Party
P o rt O rfo rd .
ooumty
o rn o s a a .
C o u n ty J 'w lg e — E .
A
B a ile y ,
G o ld
I L Boblquet 1* the lirsp to lo w V
lienee. H e 1» Just s ta rlin g to * c l lb «
door him self when a hoarse volrx. -.rl«»
loudly:
" T h e bomb la In the k itc h e n !"
Before either m onsieur or
can (ra s p th e m e e tin g ol th e dan
w hich la U re u te n lu g them , th
he.,
th e crunch wt .he gravel beoex
•>'
steps and a wagon drives n . r .
aw ay.
M adam e utters one •< ream s
p rom ptly faints. M o n s le -r t o o l
K
him w ith large, fr ig h te n s ' «.)
scared to move. I t veenas to but
th e slightest geslurt « 111 ». • l,J0
h o r r lt e w h irlw in d
H e fee =
w ere already blown In '
a IBObr
frag m en t»— bv ba* * n e x j »x*i' »-
rifled expectancy oh bis face.
▲ glance a t his w ife, how evei.
stores his self-posses Ion by uroux.n
h im to his responsibilltl«—
Ho c a r
to the waitress und th ey go
"
to th e kitchen, w here h «>
see B uJoxIa w eltering In her gpr-
c
m ust bava been M Ued v e iy u-<t
fo r there has no t been he a llg .it •
' aouud o f a struggle.
B ut Eudoxie la not d* td. m e
huddled in a masa on tu . ta e l "tx
m urm u rin g,
w ith
qulvei lug
"Bomb— bomb— bo m b !"
Monatatfr endeavor» to lif t hr
po rtin g bis w ife on th e outer r
to r-a c h the door tb y m .t
through the h itch a.
--altail
Ural, 'h e y a t last daeb U.reu
desperate courage and th eir e
Beach
< o llllty
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Io
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Complete Control from
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A Key for Every Character
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C o u n ty C le r 'i— G e o ig v
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S |hi
G old Beach.
C o u n ty T re a s u re r— Ja m es C a u g lM li
Revsteble T a b u l-^ R*<k
Simple Slencil CuUing Dssro
c -p F -ra T y « "
ie only truly visible w riting m achine
“
W e d d e rb u rn
Assessor— W m . T o lm a n , H a r b o r .
8c li0o l 8 u p t .—W . 8 . G u e rin . L a n g lo is
Surveyor- D . C u n n if f J r ., G old Ueacti.
C o r o n e r --D r . 8. J . M a n n , L a n g lo is .
M IB T IB O a o r
T U B CO If ST B.
C ir c u it C o u rt m eets F o u rth M o n d a y f a
Bichrome Ribbon
XteterntTew^— ——— —-—,—
Bell Besncg Type Bar____
Column Fiadev sad PmagrspU
DsCaaal Tabulator ■’
P s rfa c t Eromg FeeiWoe
loUrcbsageMde Cwrigto
___
R is h l sad L s fl Camege Ralasm
Gssr Drive« Cam«««
___
Ribbne Controlled from Ksybewd
V a ra b la sad Uaivaraal
Spacer
Peeled D a d Guard
Back Spam L w er
Carriage Reorder
Uw
A u g u s t of each y e a r.
C o u n ty GomnafealoBera C o u rt m eets
fir s t W o d n ra d a y la J a n u a ry , A p r il,
J u ly and bopletr.ber of each yea».
P ro b a te O c u rt m eets d r a t M o nd ay ia
e a ch m o d th
OCBST oocktv ro«T o rn o a s x a o ro ar-
uxsTsaa.
A . . . .M ias Ida Cooley.
C h e to o ............
........ .F le tc h e r G ard n e r.
H a r b o r ...........
................ J. W. M iley.
-G o ld B e a c h .
.............C . L . W ake m an .
W e d d e rb u rn
if l ih e e ..........
M a r ia i../.';
S C E N E — A house In the ou tskirts or
¿farts ra y ly decorated w ith shrubs
a n d Japanese lantern«
|
. Character«— M and Mme. Kobiftuet,
( w o m aids an d Uw d lunei guests.
- I t Is sakes « M o c k .
Madame, w h o
h a s sent out In vita tio n s lo r a d lnuer (
« f cosiumad heed«. laaeaiR d Jn the aa-,
Ian . w here she can sdiutre h e ra tlf In
(h e glass. H a r A a u Js «It msml iu Ixiuis
X V . style, no t perheps «»» Igluar. hut a a i
ire o ie ly distinguished Ma lania s strung
po int Is dlsliac u o n . M oiisieui., whu
.cares
n o th ing about bring d la tln -l
<ulshsd, la hot hnd uncomfortable in
a flowing w ig, sad strides liu p a tle iitly ,
I
o p and down.
Madam e (s till looking a t he rs elf)—
D e e r m e, M . Roblquet, 1 w ish you
|
w o uld t r y and e ll stMl.
M onsieur— it's a qu arter paat eeven ,
and nobody bare yet!
M adam e tcom plaeanU y)—G f course
no t; J d id n 't In v ite them u n til h a lf-
Agness......
choice of the man who
investigates comparativo
advantages.
P o r t O rfo rd
D en m a rk . . .
L a n g lo is . .
E c k le y ...,
The Barrow Clevis
Always Stays “ l’ut”
H ave y o u a H orse w ith a n y
O n e o r More o f th e follow ­
STOCK and in g habits?
to L ead.
A fraid of su d d e n fallin g of l)o>trd
POULTRY R R«f(isii)g‘
u n n in g aw ay w hen h a lte r o r b rid le is rem oved.
iB iting
G e ttin g fast in s ta l l .
A fraid of sig h t a n d sound of steam
MEDICINE P aw ing in stab le.
K ic k in g a t m aste r or s tra n g e rs
• • ■ • t h m y w i f e e n d it t y iw ir h e v e b e e a
■■(ma C A S C A U f i 8 S lid
m s d ls le s w e S a v e e v e , Jittd
^ ¿ m , w ire W M f A S . t o
th e y s r e l a s b e s t
I n th e lio u « « . I.s » t
w t(h k e s d s e h . fo r
s o m * n f you» 0 M * C A h E r S .
rWM ih e y r e lK v t x l th n p u fo In h e r heu«i aivdom B
u msesmjdfrnuiiw w e b o th rw o w co © » « ‘ C a B G «re u
C h as .
•«•«ay«. «M
M onsieur— K m told me «even!
« ■ -» •—
(sw eetly)— 1 w anted <o
m ake'sure th a t you would be ready, m y
m__
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M o nsieur—Oh. you did, did you?
W a ll, I t la nothing to you w hether I
d ie o f congssttoo o f the brain !
M a -* -------- a te rr ib le tem per
you are la , to be' sure! T b e m om ent
an y th in g occurs to disturb your habits,
you Im m ediately grow l lik e a thunder
cloud. You are a t bad aa Mme. Hlro-
teau; sne said ebe hesitated to accept
my |n , l t a t l u u o h account o f the dis- (
lurkaneee of the times!
hluualeur (a b se n tly )— She was quite
r ig h t
M adam e (s arc astically)— W as aha,
Indeed f Disturbances of the lim es!
W e are not a t war. are we?
Monsieur- -N o , hut our allies, tbe
H u .siaua. u > e -a u d th in k of a ll these
rs .o lu tln u e and bombs!
M adam e h ah, xs u t could not give
a dinner Locaus th« im p erial court Is
Iu inournlug!
Th ere are uo bomb»
Uudoxte
(s h r ie k in g )— D o n 't
D o n 't go! Oh! F ire ! M u r d n l T h !
Just then a group o f peop'»
laughing ilow’n th e rotu. 1 'h tj
1! iblqueVa guests, w ’ .o ha.
to Im prove th e b e autifu l su m ru.
tug by w alkin g .
- T h e Indias a re laughing a t u
headdresses beueath the lig h t
Several are In Louie X V . style «'
th e Old N o rian n cap and ano.
T h e gentlem en w ear lo n g wigs and
w hiskers, w h ile ohr 1« nirguls«. ' as >
clown and a second as a negro.
Th ey stop iu aa to n w h m -c t io ae>
th e ir host and host «sa ont In he roe
and th e questions and ex clam ai.o iu fly
fact. F o rtu n ately tbe v illa elands quite
by Its elf, so there Is uo crowd.
M onsieur (In a voice which he tria«
to m ake sound calm and qoiiscl d)
la noth ing—only one of these anarch
1st«—a bomb—
T b e Guests tin a chorus)— W h ere :
Madam e— In th e k lp hen.
T h e Negro— H a * I t ex dode
e t*
M ousieur— N ot yet.
Th e Clown
(e n e rg e tic a lly )— T l '
what the d evil—
B uòne they can atop h im 'h e bus
up in« p alu and into khu bou»e Tl
Is au up prefa.¡Ve Miotica, hive.)
th io l» w ith m e »sms fe ar, th>-
I k i i i u i
A lle i «eventi m o m -’its »
ueeineil li..« Hours. Ik * clown r t
T h r o i i i e u — 1 »sii't anc ar.,- - r ; F
about It! Th ere was one In fro n t o l
T h u N i-a r o
.U m ust be a )o . ilk«
th e prefecture (hie im iriung
the oui s i On) prefecture th is iro ri,
M adam e | , ill sarcastic, hut a trifle '
lu g
Every one wse so sure It w
n e rv o u s )--Ik > you really mean one o f '
bomb Mini th a t they were ko m « lu I
those te rrib le —
T
ender
b
itted
.
A
fraid
o
f
sound
of
Imggy
or
wagon
w
heels
blown in to s thousand s. Iln te r’ B"
Stack S«d p o u l t r y have low
Monsieur (uuheeillng) — And there
trouble* wlrich are not I ow’d and
tb eu I t turned out to h>- n i.'
i
Paw ing w hen h itc h e d in direct.
A fraid of touch of sh a fts
w ere Brest crowds tu the street.
l i v e r irrefrulariU «..
b l« c k -
cinders an old pens!
C ro w d in g in «tall.
S carin g at hogs or dogs Along road
M adam e— I t must bava made It look
Draugbt Stuck and Poultry Medi­
tf n u n l. rTiatihfc pirfMiit Tart*
Kudoxle (s u d d en ly!— H e r * be '
« iok«»•* V ririb(‘i». »< G r i
Kl> —t*-
cine » a be-vel »• 1 !i»»r remedy
very unusual!
R efusing to h a lte r or bridle.
R u n n in g aw ay
back kg aln’. 1 know the sound i
...
C U R B - C O M b flP A T IQ H .
f.,r stock, h |Wts the orgsus <1
M
onsieur—Dome
one
had
Just
discov­
filwrUag ■raaadg VwM)NUiv. ttte a f*. M«.p»rra(, > » • Tteh
wheels! H e Is kolng to w ard the el
P u llin g on one re in .
S trik in g .
, 1 oil sw itch ers
Permanent aa Ute hills, but can he ered a saucepan In one o f th e offlexe.
digestion in » perfect .oeuitum .
Monsieur and M adam , toe
Prominent Am.viua« ore»d r» and
L u gging on b it
Batf~to h a rn e ss.
Bad to groom removed ia a seroud of time. Thr
M adam e — A
second
astonishing
farmer- •epth*«
lV ' !*
W ho?
L u n g in g and p lu n g in g .
H a rd to shoe.
S h y in g only Clevis now ou the market (hsl event!
¿ « w ith '
‘ J**“ -
''
‘ 't
Kudoxle— Th e m an w iy i the r.»
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M onsieur (excltedljr)— I l was a real
rionsldosenf Kt : l>r,u^!d M . k
stays where pat.
J
u
m
p
in
g
fences.
R
e
fu
sin
g
to
h
y
ld
b
a
c
k
going
down
f|iR
A wngou is in fa c t sopr» sc
ig »■ «
T h o t ir a d d s TTnvc TTM -dey T - o n T l J
a n d r o c .lt r v
M c -I.c c e
in
th e ir
— you understand, w ith a lid fastened
an«d, Is .
A fraid o f autom obiles.
Bad to h itc h to buggy or w agon
T h e e x c lu s iv e r ig h t to h a n d le tn ls w ith Iron and a fuse sticking out. Id ly, i t stops near the fr o
f.,od. Any stock raiser m ar b u rs
and D o n ’t K n o w I t .
looking group o f pe»>r:
'
25-cent half round a-r tig h t can
1 A fraid of paper.
L o llin g th e to ngue.
A fraid o f robes C le v is w ill be sold by C ounties o r s till sm oking! By chance, some one taatlc
M c w ^ T o V lu d o « t.
In a blue blouse looks < -t li * c
of thir medicine fre n liu Ic.-ile:
had pat I t out, but th in k w h at would
S
tates,
o
r
set
oi
th
re
e
can
be
p
u
rc
h
a
s
­
m ent and then addresses r.Jdo *l-
A fraid of u m b rellas.
A fraid of clo th es on line
m i a bottle or common glass -with your
and krt-p b u stock in «ifforoiii
have happened!
ed fo r »1.00.
A d d re M
water and let 11 stand twei. y four hours; a
The M an in ihe B lo u s e - D I i .
I r WM -■
I ► ’" T 'X ''" " :
A fraid o f sou n d of g u n .
A fraid of band playing
M adam e (w h ite beneath her rouge)
sediment or set-
It? 1 duln t have I me fo a u lt b<
Ding Indicates an
A fraid o f canvas top w agons.
A f r a id o f cars
— Is th is true? , '
o f m y other deliveries I pu t ,o ,
i i —^.unhealthy condl-
M onsieur— T ru e as I am s ittin g here.
borolie gl. cee uh the lop of , the I
H ? f Don of Ihe kid-
M adam e (f a in t ly !—O b ! ! I
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ITvou
have
horses
a
d
d
ic
ted
to
a
n
y
ot
th
e
above
m
e
n
­
chest, w here 1 th o u g h t y^.i »o tt’ d *
' \ u neysi if It Maine
M
onsieur
(sarcastic
In
his
tu
rn
)—8
o
i--A I your linen It Is
tioned'B ad h a b its o r vicious tra its , you can cure th em .
sure to see It.
I alw ays grow l, do I? D id n 't I forbid
evidence of kld-
And aa tbe wagon drives awr
A
nd
p
e
rm
a
n
e
n
tly
too,
by
fo
llow
ing
th
e
system
as
g
iv
­
H o M o r e C e . l a r to S p a r e
Budoxle IO say e word to you about It l
I Li ney trouble; loo
R oblqnrts and -th e ir cueaia cat
en in th is course o f lessons, th ere b y in cre asin g th e value
M adam e— Does she know about It?
frequent desire to -
tu. twatxa, G*
d e a rly In the oiooultght, painted » i
M onsieur— O f course. T h e re is n o ia - I
I in iw t Itu s lm n tl m y lim b e r lo re
Jv
p e u II or pain In htaer-U »»«hi St­
aide;
"'Jonfeefjonery, flue ca.eri
of
y
o
u
r
horse
m
an
y
d
o
lla
rs
w
o
rth
,
w
h
e
th
e
r
you
w
a
n
t
to
ani»
te»
I
*
l
'
i
o
t
e
r
t
i
—
the back
»Iso
la g elee talked about dow utow n! She ires a sp ecialty."— F ro m thv French, i
p
lace
fences
a
n
ti
h
u
ilr
iin
g
s
vn
t
h
*
• t o e l r w M o « 'H ” f b v :
keep
or
sell
h
im
.
I
t
w
ill
increaso
y
our
safety
a
n
d
confi­
•onvtncing proof that the kidneys ar.d blad­
came back shaking from the m ark et!
ni« ih© n»
f a r m , th e re fo re I ro u a l n o t s p a re s a y
der are out of order.
M a d a m e -I noticed th a t som ething
dence in d riv in g and h a n d lin g a n y such rn im a l.
g o V w s R<>
W h a i to D e.
m y c e n t b » tw t.
T h e o n ly licensed h o rs e tra in e r in O regon.
A ll m o r e c e lla r . F le a n e ilo n o t nsk fo r ¡1 was (he m atter, but 1 thought she bad
There Is comfort In Ihe knowlesjce so
e p. a a o o k iso T O W
A t th e M od oY th e 7 «kt.
T h e green tree» w ill g ro w end t h e »lee i the d inner on her mind. A re you sure
eften expressed, that Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-
1 g la n c e u p a t t h e c a l e n d a r
I
t
was
a
saucepan?.
Root. the great kidney remedy fulfills every
A n d t h i n k o f o ld .
ones w ill keep
O f f r ie n d s h i p s y s t ie ir » " n l > * i s 4 .
I M onsieur— W e ll, perhaps I t - was a
wish in curing rheumatism, pain In the
U
ptom ,
B u t o f t . a l e » ' In »«
s
keek, kidneys,liver, bladder and every part
p
o
t
L a n g lo is , O f .. A u g u r ' 2? 1 fc 10 .
J t h i n s o l u r .s m ti’ * n n c is ,
of the urinary passage. It corrects Inr tllltv
M adam e— D id you see it?
4
Ol
d r -n m i—I
O r.
in
lyre!—
to hoM water and scalding pain In passing
1 M onsieur— No. it wasn't there w hen
W h i l e g la n c i n g .«t ;h « c a l e n d e r
k. er had effects following use of liquor,
A n d t a x i n g in th e Art.
' | w en t to the building.
wine or beer, and overcomes that unpleasant
—N . O. T lm e s -lx * -o e r s t.
M adam e— Hnd they taken I t aw a y? 1
necessity of being compelled Io go oftsn
t o w r it« for o u r c c n t ld e n ila l le tte r b s to rs s p -
M onsieur— i t was ueceesary. So the
A Good lo v e r*..c e n t.
during the day, and Io get qp many times
p lr in .t fo r p a te n t; I t in x y I-a w n rU i m o n e y .
during the night. The m ild and the exlra-
" W h y <Ud M r C tic asr give t,i
W e p ro m p tly o b ta in U . S. a n F c is .g n
soldiers took I t
erdlnary effect ol S w a m p -R o o t la soon
T K E 8 K A 8 8 N O T IC E .
M adam e— W here? T o the barracks? brother's little boy «uco at .»pet
realized. It stands the highest for Its won­
Poor things!
W h a t If I t should am C hristm as present?"
derful eurea of Ihe most distressing eases.
A n y person o r perrons trespesring.
"T o save money. M r. C llrb e r
' plods?
If yee need a medicine you should have the
say c o n ttm p tio n can ba
up on th e C r u ft L a k e R a n c h ,—tb e M e-
M ousieur— I don't know w ka t became seven boys o f his own. -.nd In
o r D b Y to a r d vre *c n d t n ' I M H C D l A •.
best. Sold by druggists lr 50c. an d $l. sizes.
cured.
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do it, it needs help._______
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prosecuted to th e u tm o st e x te n t of th e
end e book that te lls ^ B iw e T K a i. . t a
to avoid a ll possible accidents
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,
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