The Port Orford tribune., May 21, 1912, Image 2

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The articles appearing under this capti <n are edited by lbs So- ‘
/u n tiatic tricks ae alnMMt to take that the oiiip.it of the far N«»itb * » •
cialist party of Curry county, to »bom the ap.ice haa 1 m en eohl, '
R A IiV Y r . STEWART.
«•u«-» litM ih a way, a» wiiney* tti«*ir 960,000,Qof) Considering lin t the
with the understanding t b it personalities t*.- avoided and that '
■Frank A. Stewart. Aaa«e|»te E ditât inakiiiK tue -ay in your Inai
the editor of thU paper waives all r«»|>oii8ibi;ity thereiu
that terrilm y wa* hnmchi f« * •200.000 it
Hon. E. Hofer 1» a product of the can jw
that jt «raa „ fiiin iiv m
. Tfca vriaMseaarwi on r v r r rapar .
“name” high rehool lytlrn ierstw hile tnent
Th.-re are approximately 60.
W hat do we Sorialsitawuattodof |
w„ , ru ,ak|-„ g
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lahAwithaosM M wkleh ro u r.M k-f
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the vogue ¡n fyeaJ “ Same” aa what? 000 people io Alaska, w h ite and First, we want to socialIgn the ma pr, vee„
rtl<, |nOsl
, rB
1 tried to write it, • nine” in contra nutivi-e,
chinery of prixluclion and diatrih.i ■ i j nij it to b, , lrlF M r Morgan
Mr
Aov«(reiM>e R atbs RaaaocaLLa.
ditiinet koi ' tn modern high actio, d
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lion. Thia includes railroads, tele ) Koekefeller and Mr. Armour. We
mummery.
: n ,,. Grants I'a — Couyier - y - in graphs, mills, factories, mines and believe they have the power to pre
8UBSURIPT1ON M A T » .
land enough to break the force of vent an explq-jop, but refuse to use
Then lit« types make roe accuse • reo-nt i-»oe:
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unemployment
and landlordism.
M
r.
Taft
with
self
"abasement,”
Failing
to
get
ioha,
thren
tpiner«
,
.
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i lL M a y l.u g g e it ihptt ngne
of
,Ona Copy Hix Mon t i n . . . .........
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,v whereae it ought to have been oh nt Gal ice, John Carlaon, George C.»l-
One Uopy Three Months..............
W hat do we mean by vocialixuig . ,|>eee gentlemen or «11 other- like
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I vioua that I fo,.I iotr-n U<| to write »in and O-car Shattuck, went • to these thing-? Making them public them have such power? They are
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_ on their own
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° r collective
heijdew as any similar number of
Both Democratic and Republican | “ abatement ”
, digging
account
and property. You can uu-
' .».‘dark horres” are being well groom
Only at considerable intervals of uncovered a lead of free gold quartz ?ferst»nd the relationship of social■ man who could
be found - in the
We, the people, alune have
,ed in readiness for the fiuivliing lap lime does the world produce a Jef whS< * haa netted them about 1900 ‘*cd Pr"P *r‘ Y *7 Ih ia k in i of th« street.
! feraon, a Jackson, a Lincoln and a «o'» days They sent the buliiou .•cho° 1*. Public rogda, courthouses, the power'll) prevent the explosion.
the Presidential race.
4 . Roseau
BoU, T a il - * and
Joh n H. At tgsl.lv ye t eHch iu 1^. turn ¡a & Grants Pa-a tudey by Cunnty ,
P“»1' * * * * b e r t h i n g s We simply do not know how to ate
. | fti i b 1 f , j | d R?
S
U i with ap peS n ilv' divine Thdw n CnromieHooee C. L 11 .How. and the : lbal h“ve
bee« socialized.
our own alreugth.
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Hardware, Furniture
Wall l>per, Bop
Window-glass
Devoted to the Interest of Socialism •
(gom e In ain’ t
our
jof
OPEN FIRE-
Wp should majte haste to learn.
o u t, ed arid cannot 1 m ; divided; therefore
Tne sgtreme gravity of the present
loom big they both 'luay tail the » * .* * * linM’ tbey *«*»«•»*,<« well ae »he neb qwarta and say that they the ta|k of ïkpiali^m wanting tu di situation ca^lls put htqdly against
Ir u k k .1^’
^tnaraUim* ht epdlpw «tuvcPMwn..
u * » * » « R* u “',‘ X-‘od f°» vide things up is oonaense.
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delay. II there is « happy land up­
When thing are socialised they
7»h<i
•1Q/MJ0.
< Three yeara prior >0 his death,J
on the face of thp earth, ihb maps
are ennduuted for service riithrr
do not show it. This the fifth year
Roosevelt haa just swept .Cali/ur- under the heading '•Death Knell of
than profit; it is so with achAols,
D e n m a rk Loses K in g .
Privilege,* Altgel4 wrote:
of hard liipes in America, unit no
nia by a tremendous majority, eeti
roads and the m ail; it will l*eso with
<ri
(OnekiMiWH |>«nv mych longer they
They tell ua that hack in the
mated at 70,000 over Taft. He has
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G<|>enliagen, May 15— Prince n,* " llfau,orie< •n d IrmipporUtion
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rla
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in
the
\Vhile
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Itt'U
rime»
4rp
h«rd
in
Eng
alao carried Minnesota and .M ary
Christian was
proclaimed king
king o fi when
* b*n they art
are socialized; therefore
.
. . hot|*e yi)d made laws in the Capitol ’ vnrisllan
was proclaimed
land, hard in France, bard in Ger
land and says lie now
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_ a. inteiest
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Socialisin"wit| destroy
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tf)at
courts
of
justice
were
it«
m
in
is
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Denmark
from
the
balcony
of
n-lntf.issM lo in.or« hi- s w s m in - . if fxkv-a- va.*..«»
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jurs.vv
nere
n<
m
in
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j
Denmark
from
Mie
balcony
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f
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many and hard in Austria. In all
I It., a
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of tho«e places, the rain has fallen
Clark also oat rimi California ,o»«r ' were its lackeys; that it controlled
But —
Socialism
does not propose to tlie sun has siione, men bave work
■ c tu re r o o m
■ ,b e P r r te n £ e
*be bu8e throng of
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Wilson. Bryan »ill lie the Dark the prof-suor in hia Iwstu
t he editor In hiaranct urn, the preach-' !*<’ple « b" gathered in front of ’ the
on*Y t*1* l«rge ed the earth has yielded but still it
Horae ipoat certainly and the next
rovnl residence
u
tools that are 0oci«lly used; therefore Is Incoming increasingly dilB.-ult io
er
in
his
pulpit;
that
it
swaggered
royal
President w ill ba Bryan or Rooee-
in the drawing room; that it ruled at
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the claim that it is agiinst (trivate
keep alive. Everywhere the co« of
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the clubs; that it dominated with .
v n i' n i
u
u "8
• ' j PruP«rty
property >•
ia fab*;
false; indeed
indeed i i u
u chief living is n«t only high, but bream­
Z evert
‘
* ,d ‘” y i I
i /t
, ‘ " ' c i “ im *’ l" m‘ k“ il
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ing higher. Work is hard to get,
George Edward Adams, sentenced that ever)* y e tr «ftt.rgeri tu power, her» Monday died I a . I night. The’
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to'ten yearn on McNeil Island for every move inereased He dominion; k».g »as traveling infcognjt,, o}, hig ; l**>Ple to »'*’ • Pny»l» properly the but it ia no harder to get than food.
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private property that they need for
I was tolil at the Bowery Mis­
gold thefts, while cashier of the that the men aiid the women who <..........
dartd In even question the divinity I
’ r” " a on8 / ’P * ,u
« their comfort, yei/sre «oil happiness
sion ill New York that within a
Beattla assay oUor, has been | m ruled. of that instit'utioq were ostracised, j « - v o n vale^.ng fromunfl.mn.gt.on j
,o
After spending two days In Seattle 1 Zere K d ' ’
I
' b,e ' U" g# , " “ h
<’ UM’n< ,he ihe ballot and absolute equality will, radius of h alf a mile from the mis
Jse returned to the Federal Peni were hanged.
sioq were 50,000 idle men who
royal parly had quarter» in tha i
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tentiary, to take up a p |id pp-ition I
But the great olqpk in the chsm -1 Hatnburgerhoff Hotel.
A t ' ten m* n,d ° , e k
ere re l could find no work, 10,000 of whom
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l a _ , a freed
I of »r
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would not make Woman propeily Were absolutely homeless. Nobody
as bookkeepe'r-rrbùt
mao. her
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the
O m ni,«tent never
stands .
0 ’jdfM‘k b i t night, the King left the
,.n
s «
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liu d c q u ld not promote “community knows how many idle inen there are
During a li of U a iacarceratiqu
of .
t y.':lfod' * < • * lhe YM r " * *
hole u„M»..mpan,ed f.w h,s o-„al 1 f wo^ „
care
in the country, though in Europe
‘X g t-i.i
- j
l
•
i Jn I bad
ticked
away
£
b fl tears,
F in once
ally it
struck
the ihecenturie-.
h « tr and the -.ro ll hefom « , lrin g. y 0 had g,,„e ! b#wdy ho^ . ( or free ,„ w> a, it ¡„ they keep track of such
facts.
'charge'
of the Adapts
books, bj,e
^e t^ n
Some estimates place the number of
ie bae devls
d<jj|ig
world heard the tread p / a ndllipn only . short distance when he p .s fal|g|y charget,
(Successor to M, f t Jflefoend -.r
unemployed men and women «a
ad a naw system of keeping prison armed men, and rlavery vanished 1 nverconie ir. the street by a eqddcn
But Socialism dues propose some high as 5,500,000 but they are only
Note t h e o f apoplexy. H e fell unco-
accounts that proved * q satisfactory from America forever.
) t ia now aanounoed that the gov- parallel.
Today commei cialism
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a j . . thingmore than the socialization of estimates. ATI we kno w Is that the
(m prgy jpwerJ tu le . at tjn, W hite * 'iM'* ‘ w ,h '
-" d
millions.
dis­ number must iton into
■ if
eminent wdll adopt it ' for isll the unuse a w l makes laws at Ihecapitol; ’ ’’ »••’’ •'y- Not being recognijed na the means of produotiqq and
Yet, in the face of such conditions,
tribution. Jt propores also the the cost o f living goes steadily up..
Federal I’ risops.
’
courts of justice are its minister-; * ja-r-on of great promiiieone, His
democratic oontrol of them. This
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senatnra am | legislators are its la. k- body wa- rnshed to the nearest hos
means an extension of popular rule
When
/The Socialist« of Guos have a ll eye. J t controls the preacher in his ,.iln| ;n
Helping tha Agitation,
meoriiera &,,(,, lh politics and industry.
It
pulpit,
Ihe
piofestor
in
his
lecture
.
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arrangements made for giarling a room, the editor In bis sanctum; it ° f
,* c," ne alarmed «»•»[ in d u e s th« In ilie tire , referendum
Bishop'Vaughan of New York
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v w iiv iM H lj
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. asfw -saw ^aw w a ,» » ^ s s S » • |O • S w a ,
lv |v |
Rer eoon ia Coquille C ity ; I t ,ie swaggers in the drawing roo»; u hra fciilunt in return, seaicti was! , nd ree#1L It includell , lie
power preached a sermon against Socialism
b
i
t
perms
men
t
one
devoted
lb
f®
permament one devoted to r u t * jt theclulw; it dominates with instituted anij the body was *HMsd: ur\h B worker to ernnh^ him
and the New York World printed it
v
w- — I « ■ - . I l l I II» I I ' ' - | I I 1 I 1 | It
Jt raised a owmmotiuu among its
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aa broils it 1 the hours and condition o
IaU ..
of f tabor,
, he ll(,|,.|
of Socialirts w ill never hfi known E i-n ry je a r enlarges its powir; and |lt,ek
readers and resulted in « treroen-
T
lM
iljk
iftt
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was
Inn
m«n
-nri
vftmaR
n./Uao*
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the men and women protest against
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and selet*httow n foremen. Under ditua agitation for Socialism Com
while they require members to sign the crime« being committed
by
bT
- * comp!, ete-
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such conditions there could not be m«oting editorially on the matter
• pledge io vdte . 'straiglft ticket. organiseli greed in thi* oountry__ *1 restored to health by his t
organised
thiy oountry— 1*1’ r**b>rrd
trip
the World says;
A man who own not cast a Free vole who talk of protecting the Ameringn • south. Ye-terdav be felt unusual- the boesiem or bureaucracy that ex
Lack of space has prevented the
iste
today,
and
the
claim
that
So
js not ■ free roan' bul a party tool. people-rere.ostra.ixed, are vilifi-d, i ly well during the day and ex-
iniblioitlun of more than • repre­
cialism
favors these things falls to sentative part of the volume of cor­
Il
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W hile this “ Afede and Peisian” are hounded and imprisoned.
mildness
to . even
:
the ground.
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v ~ v a ^ que-tion
o v -,|,,|s
| the
IIVJ
respondence brought oQt by the ser
rule endures, they are blowing their seem»
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Io Copenhagen t.xlay. Heremsrked
’ tub ,
I t means also tlipt Socialism is m oil«. B u t the letters given suffice
he was refreshed and completely
not a cut «nd dried thing that we to allow the deep interest in and re-
may justify it in Qerpipny but not m ing— s till.tic k in g .. Soon it will a restored to health.
tparkahl« knowledge of Social.sip j
are
trying to force down your throat possa-seJ by. the writers, equally by |
the U nit«! Slates where men are ( t * in strike the hour and die world
but is rather merely a proposition those advocating and those untsg-J
already free and will never yield an wil1 * « "*'♦ 1.000,000 but 10,000,000
Pictures in School.
inherent self-evident right.
fretfTheii rise up. armed not with
to put all power into the hands of onistic to it. The W orld’s corres­
>
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mnskeis, bqv with free men’s bal­
Orange, N. Y ., May I t — Thomas the prople and trqsl them to do pondents diiw-ust Socialism in telli­
lots, nt«l die sway of commercialism *
gently in both its political and re
what they may iliiiik is tight.
Bryan Man of the People.
w ill vanish from America forever. A. Edi-bn expects to spend ^13,000,
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ligious aspects, as i t affects mar
I t means that the talk of Social­
000 and devote eixht years to tne
— John Peter Allgeld.
riagennd the family mull’s relation to
ism destroying religion or the home his fvllowmi-n and the state, <kc, and
Portland, May 7— To the Editor
Altgeld WnS a great lawyer, a bu work of perfecting a repertory of
is necessarily nonsense, seeing that disclose an acquaintance with its
f»t The Journal— In 1896, at the
educational
films
that
will
meet
the
man lawyer, who had a horror of
Democratic
convention
a t St. Louis J i'precedenls” fb ic|lalw ays |ieath requirement- he has set to make the it canuotoverride the will and wishes literature and understanding of its
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,
doctiinos which will perhaps appear
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Bry“ D.’ tb* « reab*» wf lb ‘‘H1 i wart the rtmd to human, common moving picture u-eful in the school j of the whole people.
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surprising. One thing mnde clear
Jiut certain tilings will follow the
a l l , , to n e bound leaped m lo the sens, every d .v Jn.tibe. W hile on- riaim.
by the correspondence it that « cun
lim elight, instantaneously became ' cupying , he (H,nch u „ „ M jd of ||jnl
The inventor says he is sure the aocialixition of the big tools of pro siderable element of the public is
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v u ,,y,o g io e iwncn it was ta in oi nim
the m.wt prominent milgen of the , lhat( if ‘t ^ l i , ^ . . 8tood ¡„ lhe
boys who hate school and who could duct ion and distribution. The peo doing a good deal of serious think
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not learn from their books could not pie w ill be «bie to employ them ing about Socialis m. I l is undergo­
Wagons and Buggies for Side, kepi j0 Slock,
ing an investigation and study
must be every Inch a man.
baJ , friquenily" the case) Judge Altgeld help being interested and learn from selves, and to retain their fu ll so­ which may liglp explain the increas­
also
Agent for All Rinds of Farming Im-
have we done for thia great man?
cial product.
Landlqrdism «nd
motion picture screens.
ing prominence of the socialist vote
ulways sought out a way to do jus
Oh, tlie pity of it.
profit
taking
will
pass.
As
all
will
piements; McCormick Mowers, etc.
in election ¿returns.
Edison intends to send agents to
lice, law or no law.
And then oomnienced the battle •
The more sermons the bishops
all corners of the earth gathering always have jobs and get all they
of giant«. On one side stood Bryan
Judge Howard Hollister of Gin- material for his films. When his produce poverty will end. As pov I preach against Socialism, the better
Wood and Iron Work promptly done at a
Do it
•ik’ ji lower of strength. W ithout cinnati, one of President T a ft’s ap task is finished the
go and it will be for Socialism.
of the
Hie pupils OI
tne erly ends ignorance
C
- will D-
reasonable price. Your patronage solicited.
some more, Bishop. *' •. -
inqney,almost without help,depend- pointees has decided in effect that
that future will have opportunities of ' n,.M ,en,b’ «f ‘ b« quarrels and
i ing
llfF K
k f a l v 11
t w in h
i m God given pow
! (Its .
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t
’+
sorely
upon
his
the great a
express
companies
are - be
becoming acquainted with lt|e ao-!
tenths ot the prostitu
Pass O n e .
era and abilities. Apd the fight he i yond all legal control.
| *'Pn and practically all the ' wars,
Either llwities of the world.
made excelled the fight of Peel for that decision or the express com­
that disgrace modern civilization
The rich Q»«n was more than IQ-
the repeal of the English corn laws, panies ought logo
will disappear.
dignant.
Whichever oqe
C g rd o f T h a n k *.
‘‘ Don’t you try to atop me he said
excelled the mightj* deeds I of P itt .it
Remember, however, that Social­
'ibglit be |hat
wi
it ipjgbt
that would
have to g>,
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to Saiiit PeUV, -‘ f ’ve got the pass.”
jh e great commoner of
England, «hrtuRl have .111dge
;e Howard HoJIi-- ' We destfCto thank our friends, and ism is not « scheme that a few havu
‘‘Lets h a v e * look,” said the ven­
php Was hurled from |siwer
rer by a I«» going with it
all those
in any way, contributed devised;.it 1* not e ll due to agita­
"X T*
erable gatekeeper as he laid down
Judge
Hollister’s
decision
adds
'
U,e
oomiort
a"d
welfare
of
our
fath-
rotten monarchy audoorrupt plutoc­
W f i- 'l'
tion. I l haa evolved out qf oondi- . hia
. . . . lis
.
a , .privileged
^ ,a a , I K g c u
t w of
entrants upon
<f
racy an<| forced back into power by one to many other reason, why ,b .
tiona growing oqt from tlie develop- a near by oioudbank. Rapidly he
" grateful menl of machinery, and fo'iows in I n n ’ htbugh the iinea of the scroll.
the will of the people
What do we bill of Congressman David Lewis of .emembtaiiofc
“H ’m so you’re Mr. Chinkley «re
H voh , M clvi « and W ill J ohnson ‘ logic that which has gone before;
do with great men? Cast them in- Maryland, putting ap end to theex- (
Fort O rford, Oregon,
yo u T ’
bi oblivion, and elect the charlatan press monopoly ought to Pass.— ¡A F amilv .
therefore, it is not going to l»el end
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“ l'hal's who I am’’ the rich man
and lhe'|sditieian. Then We pon­ Eouuomie Leagpe.
c‘i bY ®it|fer schemes abuseor trick infilled his cheat as much aa
poa-
der what ia (he matter. We simply
IM1. Roseburg 21«, Uet No. 08026
ery.
sible.
Seattle,
May
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“And you gave this magnificent
g « what we ask for. ''
I t is siipply a new awakening of
Board by the Day, Week or Month, at Re»,
On the other side of the battle of session, the Democratic Slate m n- ‘
the worker« of the world; looking orphan asylum to the children of
United Htatea Land Office,
»onable Rates.
A «hare of Patronage
the men who were killed in your
giants was ranged aU lhe foices of I vention at W alla W alla last week.
Roseburg, Oreyon, April 29, 1812. towaid a higher and jusier eiviiiza
Solicited.
factory?”
instructed
for
Champ
Clark
for
Prea
No;
k»is
hereby
given
tta»t
the
North
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bad in the n k jio p .' Against this I
lion and «n end of mastery and ex
‘‘That’s me— yes I did ju s t that.”
formidable combination this great ' ident. An effort was mnde to s ta m -1 ern Pac,flo Railway Coqipany, whose ploietion.
“ And where did you get the
*5 8t P*‘“1, Minne-
J”
pianjdtood alime and battled for the 1 pede the convention for W. J . ; B»y-1
money for the erection of this asr-
s>, ho 11,, t v
tv ii
1 1 * ° * a’ h *a thia 29th day o f A p ril 1912
‘ T Louis K napp , Pres.
i . thlaolUce Ha application to ae
This earth ia likes big bomlwbell. luro?"
C. W. Z umwalt , V.
onm'mon neuple, and for the good of nn by tfo. M , Mid row U ifom. people
“ W hy from the factory nf course.”
when Ihey could mil put their man ' lect under the provisions of the Act of The high cost of living is the fuse.
•IL
“ And did you spend il a ll on this
E. J. L onry , Cashier.
over;
but
this
The
fuse
has
burned
neatly
to
the
wet
unsuccessful, Tunanes, approved July 1, 1898 (30
will we do with him now?
asylum?”
H« will be nominated, fie will I«. The reapit is that the gat tiering S,B* - , 890>, as extended by Act of shell. Something ia going to hap­
“A ll? I should say pot. W h«t
The country need* him
i brokB MP"«n * r « ’nP«»and ones more
,7‘ ,9W’ 1x11 pen. Either the fire will 1^ put
V
elected
do you take for? A Boob? I ju «
split party and
tw Tctm ven tio n a >
*
R a tio n ,
„„horn The lucky trio .re « i l l taking
PLAGE STCV
MÖNARCH MALLJSABL^ ßTFI].
RANGES.
. .
Large Assortment of ffand R sir
Chin»/
.
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Lanterns, Lamps and Ctotteiry. .
Nevrhouse Steertfaps, P o e tr y Net
MAIL ORDERSPROMPTL Tf PILLED
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G IL L IN G S ^-
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i.
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AMES S. JOHNSTON
M ERCHANT,
f& jrport Orford, O r.-r^
JOHN R. MILLER.
C
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G E N E R A L MERCHANT,
Port Orford, Oretroh-
Has opened a new Store, with
NEW GOODS,
GENERAL
Blacksmithing
BEECH ER JE SS
] P o rt O r fo r d , Q x e g o n
U A -r i» .
"
fc''
f
HOTEL MASTERSON
Mrs, A. Masterson, Proprietor
bed I as ever.
The perched crops
needed
rain.
H
e ie still the man of
»
thv hour.
Hia only erime ia he stands for
the common people.
People are
against him simply because the a
gents of W all street, the subeidised
prea« tell them logo against him.
E. T kcsiialk .
out and all w ill be well, or the fire
-
w . . - i w v ............
disaffected. There were several coo w.
W.
A. w ill not he put out and all will be
testing delegations. Both of those
Any and all persons claiming ad- hell. The French revolution was
from King county were seated, as ' wrsrly the Unds Asansfkad, ordcairtn* caused by the high cost of living.
the easiest way <mt of the trouble.
to ob> ct because of the mineral ohar- And a woeful woman, walking the
•cter / of •b*J*“
the lan«l,
for «nv
any other raaaon «reels of Paris beating a drum and
J^‘e/
''• or f«v
I f Andrew Carnegie fell so easy , *T,tb?
t o • to spilicant,
.
...
n il nL? ^
8,2^a
*pi', ’can‘ . should
Should
k , . » '
,b* r • •^’davits
flJ,l“Yda of protest in this cr?,nd ( bread ’’ was lhe spark that
for a Pittsburg type of beauty t i there
«««bon or Iwfo re the tSih day of June
set o< the «hell
would have been no holding hit m in , *’ •
No one wants an explosion in thia
F. J o i n .
Jia I timore.
I t s o m a a country. But I shall venture to say
M.
rB -»
y
Pr«s,
U s
s|>enl a small part of it that way,
tbe rest—
•;
B A N K O F P
“ Don’t bother explaining,” said
the Saint. I see it «11. Yon made
money by killin g men in your fac­
YOUR BANKING
tory and with a part of that money
you built an orphan aavlum for
their children. You don’t belong
here Mr. ChHiklev; you’re due «-
bout two hundred' and fifty six m il
lion mi lee straight down.— The N O B A N K W I L L H A N D L E
Maeese.
Y C U R B U 8 IN E 8 8 B E T T E R
O R T
O H F O H Il
BU8INE8S SOLICITED
P O R T ORFORD,
OREGON