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THE TRIBUNE.
CURRENT TOPICS.
Bv-JH-Urron.
W E D N E S D A Y . A P R IL 1». IM A
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Editor Tntnunn:
President T a ft like Champ Clark,
! Kvery Wednesday. hy
seems utterly deetitata o f political
acumen. In a il . o f hia addressee
HARDY T . MTBW ART.
appeal to made for atdat adbareaee
F ran k A. Stewart,
to ‘•thing» aa they ara." Thia to of
roorea pleasing to . the higher-ape
M m of Agsorixtoff Press.
who are nu-parfonlly insignificant
T h a t the Appml to B a * « * h»d ae compared l o t be grant aaasa im­
bued with idea»’ o f progress. Y e t
suspended » M (he Biggest Lie of »Hl
That Japan bad saowrod a large Mr. Rnuseveit baa shrewdly out-bid
tra c t of land in Mexico on Magda- him for the support of (J. fl. Steal
Jena Bay. to another Lie,on par with aad the Harvester Trust, Morgan
th e later Lie that Germany intend­ eombiaea G. \Y. Perkins of both
ed to invade Megino regardleaa of ¿he Steel and Hsr vreter bn» purchased
tba New Y u t k * l i i i < autf Express”
United Btalee or of the Monroe Dec
trine. Three Lise «¡re t«l3 to' *Jn- and lauaebed.'lbftt.>a|tfr ppa Rome
valt organ.
flueaes polities and fool fool».
And it cannot bava escaped a t
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Suggestions are also afloat to the lenliun that Mr. Roosevelt remains
efleet that both of 1^0great politinal shrewdly mum on the subject of
pert»«» are seriously cp«i rider in f the trusts and Ahuu-tariff.
LaKoilette H * a * Intelligent and
advisability of inserting a p la A in
their platforms, for changing the con»u>eatMoly> Against .Privilege
length of the PreaMential terms in «11 of Ua'cfoook Mr.^Ifooseveit
from four to rix y»SfS. Thabmlnsm though profaning , progressiveness,
men of the country are clamoring for defends Privilege, in defending Mor
■neb a change, aa they gay that gan and Pcrkiue.
Ariauaa, under its progressive
there la no nee in pluftging the coun­
try ipto the nnoarUigty and anre»t regime elected two U . 8. Senators
Of a pre» id«Q tiff campaign every ♦ the other dsy. jpgjust five minute»
years, which grantly depresses bdsl- litpe. New Morion under its attnd-
paaa for that year and diseoursgM pat regime bas wrangled for «reeks
paw
enterprises. E ither
party in efforts to elect its first Senator
poold ha apt to win the hearty «ftp- while four members of its legislature
pert o f the large and email bosinsss have been arrested and jailed, con
p e n of the country fo toafciag such vieted of solicit ingaad taking bribe»
paid in behalf of amuld-be Senators.
amoyp.
The late deciaioo of tba U . 8.
Georga M. Brown.
Supreme Court to the effect that tha
purchaser of a patented washing
Thefts who have known George machine to emqpelled to um in its
M . Bfoyn daring hia long and spe- operation only euspa manufactured
eeaafpl inenmbeoey of the offfoe ot by the owner of |ba patent, has
prosecuting attorney w ill require no created consternation iu and about
farther testimonial offline««, integ­ Washington, and b ill* have been
rity and industrious attention to introduced in Congests to an amend
d o ty t hot it to to three more recent­ oar antiquated patent Jagra na 1»
ly resident among na that this in­ make impossible ao absurd ft nun
troduction o f him may ha o f value. structioo in the future.
Realising their predicnasaot ftm
M r. Bropn to in the prime of life
pad for «1 year» hen continuously alarmed at tha p ogg hto gooss qu sa o
of their at
practised lb t h e e q u r t s of
o re in pal
goo and, for much o f that |
jmd serred pc prosecuting attorney that a rehearing can be assured and
fie baa shown the poamge to ad tha objectionable decision re versed,
psiatotar tha la v without four o r thus the asms interests whiah, move-
ad by their gcasd, secured what they
faene to oratoci the
prati aa to i popieb tha guilty— tha ffik^dfgr, would now, seeing that
they had overreached themselves
free mamara o f a ^net,
Tha taxpayer aak tha same C o w l to rereree iteolff
And they have Mpreoodento” i
)ma a right U» depend the |
p f hia property, aad«)lçttfcaaaqbo
m in e U fa U beity,and tha pursuit
p f happiness apply Bret to thii emmo T a x eases are quite modern.
Oflfoar of tha law m their beat guar I n th a fe tte H a ftM u ft Jfrig e (Shires)
,,ftger night.
patea. T a ric h e s untried effigia!
|a spoh a service to tp Incur a earl
pssa mupooeibllity.
The office of prosecuting attorney job, to to May tba hand of Congress
rttoan of a ll pub ‘ from any tinker!Ag w ith the patent
|a tha moat non partte
j|e positions, w h y , then
laws “aa they aral” Aad some
either Democratic or Republican Congressmen are «killed in methods
ponpagt to dispense with a lung-tried of how not to dd- things.
pad faithful prosecutor, »here so And, wonder of wonder»! President
psRBh depends? Jhftte are those T a ll urges a rehearing in this oaaa
pho are rivals to h im and oppnm apparently foiRefoing th at ha him
jtia candidacy because they, cay he «elf, wfien qn tbe C ircuit Bench, had
has served long enough, Do farm promulgated ah exactly sim ilar de
pre, merchant*, mechanics, or. any qtoiqol And thia decision waseited
hosinam man transact their affairs in the b rief o i ihe attorneys for the
fa th a t wayT Do they dismiss an patent spdculaiMs before the »ante
die
to entitled to tbs t
aor of buying pioneer­
ed a j—nveqiant that is destined to
grantpoputority ia every fltote in tha
U a b m .' A H eady
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v On-guo,
fbmaaylvauia,
California,
New Jstraey, ,
Wtoeonein,
North Dakota,
South Dakota,
Ltfotauoa,
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Nlibras .a,
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HOTEL MASTERSON
Hardware, Furniture |
Mrs. A. Masterson, Proprietor
Wall Paper, Rope
Window-glass .
P rf ( Of fttfd. O p *E**
Board by the Day, Weak or Month, at Rea»
Honable Ratee.
A share of Patronage
Solicited.
C. W. Z umwalt , V. Pre«.
Louis K napp , Prea.
E. J. L onry , Cashier.
Massachusetts
have adopted the eoheme
while
Mtobigan and Illin ois have called
special aeasiuns of their Legisla­
tures with that end in view,
Aud uow cuipee Ben Selling ua u
sort of reactionary candidate for
Bourne’s place, and who, among
YOUR BANKING
other things, favor* Morgan’s Ship
Subsidy. He aaya'be has a cinch
in tha Prim ary A pril 19tb.
I t w ill be remembered that B ry a n
and other leading men bare oon-
! NO BANK W ILL HANDLE
teuded thpt the Supreme Court bad
destroyed kheerimiaul clause of the YCUR B U 8IN E 88 BETTER
Slierm an tow when it held that re
atraint of
must ba “ unraaaon-
ablel” Well, the Chicago packers
case prove* the c o n ten tio n to be well
founded. The case« failed because
there was a “ reasonable doubt as to
the “unreaaouableuess” of tlie re-
atraints charged.
B A N K O F
Some in and see
P O R T
our
O R F O R D
BUSINESS SOLICITED
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OPEN FIKE-
PLAGE STOVE
or
PORT ORFORD,
OREGON
8TSSL
RANGES.
Large Assortment o t Hand Painted
China.
Lanterns» Lamps and Cutlery.
Newhouse Steeltraps, P ou ltry Net?ng
MAIL ORDSRSPROMPTL YPILLED
GENERAL
Tweediede tweedledum at a-dum
d um ll Secretary • Olcott's
case
agaiuat Slate Printer Duaiway to
oust his printshop from rooms in tba
Capitol building so much needed f w
legitimate ownpauey having been
demurred out ot the lower Court is
now pending on appeal in tha Su
prUma Court. T o show the quality
of legal iacantalion employed by.
attys for Duni way tooon vinca J u lga
M aliy of tba lower Court th at the
enmplainl relied upow by OluoW'a
atty would never, never, no never
do, I herewith appeud tha list of
specific otjeutioas on file in the ease
as follows:
T h J l Ure Secretary o f B ute bas
Blacksmithing
Wagons and Buggies for Sale, kept in Stock,
also Agent for All Kinds of Farming Im­
plements; McCormick Mowers, etc.
BEEC H ER JE S S
P ort O r fo rd , O r e g o n
reFemw^pftsftmftnreftwsm^pmmNpsiaftmnmqmR
I
AMES S. JOHNSTON
to R . C. Kieteen.)
Tba
atrikera
Free speech to one thing but dia-
tnrbing
a meeting with rewdtoa ia
T h a t the claim set up in the oom
plaint to several and not jo in t, and quite another.
that it uannot ba asserted in aa ao>
Labor «rants good rands, b at not
lion at law by two p to io lib . .
gigantic public reoa track» paid for
T h a t tha complaint is inooaria-
trn t inelaim thga rightuf piwaeasiun bp U»e farwrere.
for the state, aud in the same para­ ■j- W e w ill «son be having a M g coni
graph claimiwg'tho tomft right for
atrike o f our own. A coal miner
the p laintiff O loutt.'
earns $10 a dayandgeta perhape $2.
That there to no authority under
the statute for bunging n a rjeot
Equal saffrage to coming at na
went action in tba same o f the elate
with two clubs. I t may ba enacted
on anyone’« relation.
by Congreve, and it may come by
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T h a t tha alleged right of control state votes o f the people.
of plaintiff Olcott over the property
W e have too.many officials in onr
in question does not qualify him to
countries, aad the big trusts bolding
m aiauin ejectment.
our national resources out o f use
T hat mandamus ia the only rem- are entirely too deep in local politics.
edy proper to he invoked by the
Secretory of State, and to the* ocly
form of action appropriate to the de­
A Decision That Counts.
termination of thia controversy.
Now, if Olcott had begun man­
damus proceedings, he woald likely
have been demurred out for not
having relied upon ejectment! Any
thing for delay, as Duni way is en­
joying a vary bonanza in tha way
of free rent, free light, free water
and free heat. In addition to thia
hia profits under the aneiant grab
game which be pledged himself when
first a candidate to diaoontinue, are
in exoeaa of $25,000 a year.
Lauglois. Or.
G IL L IN G S lh^l[tn
Wood and Iron Work promptly done at a
Beason able price. Your patronage solicited.
wholly mistaken bis remedy; that
ejeetment to not the farm of action
in which to try out this Ooolrovtrsy.
a’wmciur -
frenaat and .careful employee from
their service because of hie long oon-
tinnanea with them? po they , not
father eoeourage h i« to remain*, an
fong as be continues efficient and
faithful? Is (bis not businem, aa
wail as humanity end good sense?
X Now, then, we have Prosecuting
Attorney Rrown, who bas long made
pvil doere rm pp t tjw law and the
property rights and safety of all our
people. He to nop become more
efficient than aver in the public
service,. Shall aa untried man be
Cm ployed?
George M. Brown «»« man is well
ftaow nto fta^ Ife fires horn near
jtoseburg on jtls (hther’s farm: W«r
bava geen hiffi f t a boy, when he
gerved his apprenticeship at the
plow. We have seen him in our
schools. W e have followed him in
tba law profession, where be has
ptcome an eminent success, and
• hew elected by the people aa their
trusted prosecutor, he baa never
failed them, lie is ap honorable,
p o r a l, and uprighteitigen in our
piidat, and reaches thft JefferatmiSa
ptandard of honesty aod eapaeily
fn tha highest degree.
According to the old m axim, we
never mistake when »e “ always
put the saddle on the right hmse."
G. A. Young.
Binger Hermas.
J . C. Fullerton.
C. A. Riddle.
R. C. Dearent.
F. H Churchill.
L . Harlockar.
B .L . Eddy.
Steve Gallier.
A. F. Steams.
James A. Batty.
F. W . Hayase.
Benton M i rea.
W at. HelUwall.
fL E. Haaard.
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The grip of the Interstate Com­
merce Comiseion over the commerce
of the country was tightened on Jan.
9 by a aeries of decisions by the
United Steles Supreme Court. The
principle was laid down that ship
Court that ia now to ba asked to re
pjrs suffering c iv il injuries from
verse itselfl
railroads must go to the commis
Jonathan Bpqrne, Jr. and the
ion before rushing to the oourts for
genesis o f a Nktton wide Reform
relief. The paramount authority
In the tp iiq fto f J908 delegates were
of
the commission in reasonable rate
selected by the Republican parly to
making
was upheld by the decision
attend the Natlun.il Convention at
that the Federal District Cpnrt of
Chicago. These delegatee were se­
Minnesota was wrong in preventing
lected by the theretofore a n a l m etli
The waters ot the Mississippi have the enforcement of the oommis
oda of the thimble-rigging oaucus
which named a stand pat dalegnlion risen higher than ever before known. sion’a reduced rates on lumber
headed by C. W . Fulton, The ma The levee* hairs .given way in many from the Pacific Coast, Oregon and
jority in this caucus hissed the name places. People have eeuaped to Montana points to St. Paul, Omaha
of Senator Bourne when the tame higher grqundy, i¿ul millions of dol .¿ n d Chicago, The legtolauve field
tors worth of property is destroyed” touching
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the * aaoeptanoe of goods
was proposed as one of the delegate«
railroads
for interstate shipment
and
thousands
of
people
are
home-
to be selected and be was defeated
Such action was oonlrary to all pre leas. A ll able to work are trying to was marked forever aa federal . tor-
uedent, aa t beffilo fore either party save or repair the broken levees. n to ry, and States were warned to
having a Senator in Congress had The condition s i Mississippi April keep off. The •upremany over Stele
laws of similar import of the federal
invariably named him as a delegate. 8rd is deseribad as follows:
Milliooartoa and laborers
are ‘hours of service’' law was aphold.
The defeat of M r. Bourne was an
affront to that gentlemen and wai working again today aide by side ia The oourt laid down the principle
so intended, and to the snrpriee and efforts to strengthen the dykes and that railroad dividends were not Io
eonsternalfon of the gang of renetioa - protect the city. The waters of the be the role basis for judging ll
artes, be set Himself about getting Mississippi threaten to buret the reasonableness of rates, but th a t
his revenge. He ^repftred an In it walls of the leyes. Both ahoye and conditions as a whole were to bo
iativa measure providing for a presi­ batow Cairo a t several river points taken into consideration. Much at
dential preferena vole and submit, tha waters ara SO miles wide oom- tootiou was attracted to Jaatice
ted it to tha elMtorate <hich was 1 pintoly swamping tba low lands. McKenna*» opinion annulling the
adopted by the' people n t the next Farmers my i t w ill require years for North Carolina law which required
general ejection. This measure car tha bottoms to dry oat sufficiently railroads to raaaive goods for inter
ried a provision also for the popular to b e d I labia. Tba tom in wbnat state transportation, whether they
cleetion of Presidential Eieotore aa aad other grain w ill ran into m il­ bad publtobed rates for the propos
ad shipment nr not. “I f tba oarrior
well aa delegates to tip National lions. A ll scad com to foal.
Tba drying np of the floods w ill obeys the State law, be inewrs tbo
Conventions with pay, «0 tjia t hon­
est men might attend, aa under Ute bring malaria and peetilenca. W ith penalty o f tbo federal law,” m id the
old regime, too often only rtofc aad bornea gone, crops destroyed, the joattoa. “ I f ha obeys tha fbdoml
people w ill have to ha helped aod tow, he incur» the penalty of the
respectable rounders eould go.
The proposition w m greeted by already our government baa thrown State tow. Maaifaotly owe aotbor •
the Oregonian 4nd other reactionary its prelecting arm about U m propia ity most bo paramooaL and when
papers with guffaws of derision. I t by a speedy aad generous appro- i t speaks tbo other moat ho silooL”
has happened,|p>»ever, that Senator prifttioo.
Ho silenced tbo Stale law.
An exchange says **e” is the ideal
lunate totter in the English al-
ibnt, because it to never in cash,
always ia debt, and never out of
danger. In reply an exchange says
that tha (armor forgets the afore­
said letter to never in war bat al
ways in peace. I t is always thebe
ginning of existence, thooommrnoe-
ment of ansa, and tba and o f trouble.
W ithout ft tliese would bo no water
no bread,uo meat, so life, no gospel,'
no Jesns, no father, no mother, no
brother, sister, wife, home, hearen,
boll and no money.'
G E N E R A I,
i^ zrP ort Orford» Or.^c^
NEW GOODS,
and fteSb s u m II to *<H bo reeel red by every staomer.
*itti
a L £ ^ T . C T ,,ttl1
* repaired
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GROCERIES and PROVI8ION8,
BOOTS aad SHOE
M E N S and BOYS, C L O T H IN G ,
W ILUST WIHTE,Sr
Real Estate
L A D IE S * D R E S S GOODS,
H A R D W A R E , G R A N IT E and T IN W A R E .
Notary Public
C IG A R S , TO B A C C O , P IP E S
Port Orford, Oregon
40 acres in Township 36-
14.—Timber.
166 acres in Township 34-
14.—Timber. Fine bog ranch.
361 acres in Township 34-
14. Fine stock ranch.
160 acres in Township 34-
14.—Timber.
Correspondence solicited.
Port Orford, Or., Nov. 6,1911
C A N D Y , N U T S and N O T IO N S .
I n fact, a supply of everything usually kept ia a well stocked
.
General Merchandise ^tore.
ORDRRg TAKEN kOR AMY ARTK'LR MOT f l (STOCK.
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Call and examine goods ar.d get prices.
■fiadtaHftsdbmmAi
isb a ii ii n it n
JOHN R, HILLER. '
lE R A l M ERCHANT,
A m ln l a t r a t o r ’a N o tic e .
Port Orford, Oreoron-
Notice ia hereby given that the un-
derslaned has been duly appointed by
the County Court of Curry county, O r­
egon, Administrator of tha estate of
Frank Smith, deetamd. A ll perrons
boviag olalma against aald Estate are
required te pnppst them w ithin six
months from the date e f thia notice,
with proper vouebera, to the under­
signed st his resklence in Port Orford,
Oregon ; and nil p«rtl«s Indebted to
51-
eaU Eetete are reqalred to pay the auao
I t shall be m y purpose to keep a fu ll otook.of everything required by the
to aso without delay.
Dated this fifth day of March, 1911.
Has opened a new Store, with
N EW GOODS;
trade in tbo line of
E. 1. Lonnv,
Adm inistrator of tba Estate of
F ra n k Sm ith, daocased. G R O C E R IE S aaff P R O V IS IO N S ,
B OOT8 and S IIO E 8
M E N ’S and BOY*8 C U M H IN G .
N otice fo r FW hll nation.
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DsrxaTWsrr or vaa Ir r m o a
U . 8. Load Office at Roseburg, Oregon F A N C Y GOODS,
L A D IK 8 * D B K 8 8 GOODS
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M arek l t t k . M i l
C IG A R S . TOBACCO , P IP E S ,
Notioa Is hereby given that
Ben H otchstox
C A N D Y , N U T S and N O T IO N S .
of Port Orford, Oregon, who, on April
11, 1S19, made Ho w e st os J entry Serial
Me. m i fit, for SB K NEttf. B% SEto In fact, a supply o f everything usually kept la. a wall atoexed
aad 8Wto SEX BeeUob ft, Tow 2
ship >> ft, Banas 1ft West, Willamette
“
m i e d notice of mtootioo
oommntatton proof to ee-
__________ to the tend above deeerib-
Marobaadtoa 8toro.
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ed before R . T. Stewart, United States
OommiaattSMr, at Part Ortord, Oregon,
on the I9th day of April. 1911.
Orders Taken lor Anythinf not in Stock.
Claiaront names as wltneaaes:
E . B. N a ll, o f F o rt Orford, Oiwaoa.
M. 1. Banka, of
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W . H . Bennett, of ”
W . F . Brynat, of ’• '
B s m a m is F . Jonm ,
Begloter.
Call and Examine Good«, and get Prices.
JOHN R. MILLER.
General