The Port Orford tribune., October 16, 1912, Image 2

THE TRIBUNE.
cur<R£Nt topics .
t e r th e y had spent a g re a t deal
m o n ey heitrsen D ra in
W K D K M tn A T O CT
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i H- Urmp,
t*tt
b u rg they rtid d e n ly
and
becam e
** ;« « * !
of
HOTEL MASTERSON
Devoted to the Interest of Socialism
Scott«
ew are
Port O rford, Oregeo
had forgotten
The arik’fo* appearing under thia oaption are edltedTiy the So­
to
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th e govern
I n th e la » t L e g is la tu re « e re a
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cialist party of C urry county, to » b o w the apaoe has beeh sold,
m en! to twidge Coo* B a y : T h e y
T »v*fF
>»y. >«y
t * n g c f reactionaries w ho h ate the
with the understanding th a t personalities be avoided and
q u it w itfh iin io e tlia te ly ; hut instead
cl ä t
the editor ol thia paper waives a ll responsibility therein,
puOr< goo system ” as I lie d e v il is ra id
o f a s k in g for a ja -u u il, th e y asked
-w»w iaa 3
■ B S t o hat« “ holy w a te r,” These d id
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’- » u t e » . « - * -»■ «<«a w.a a.a r
f i r fo u r ;«er cent on an in v e s tm e n t i
f t ! fW t’ K » f f i o y "KATl-ÎW.
¡th e ir « o ra l to d is c re d it th e system ,
8O
IALCIST
TICKET.
I
E v o lu tio n lias lifte d the vegetable
W ls s n -th e W ilw y
t í n e tktpy l i n e Y « u r ______ . -„. t l . v i o f t e n aided by H o n . Ben S e llin g , o f » 6 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 .
a n d a n im a l life fro m it *
lowest
Wu« C o p ) «Ut M ou th »................
uf ! who was P resid en t o f the Senate. A teum ner ro a d g*>* a s ta rt fro m K u - '
state« <>f life to th e h ighest wa n o *
1 Fon PaasmgWT Eugene V . P e t» .
<>i|« Copy J Ä I*« fl-m th e . . . . . . . . .
-------1 goodly n um ber o f the 3 8 prnpo»:- j g t n e . a c o m p a ra tiv e ly S hort tu u e F on V i c i PawsiDENT Em il Seidel.
h old and see a ro u n d U»,
irg '» , the 8 , P. a g a in g o t* busy, a m i
! lion s to be voted upon in N o vein be»
S t a t x P l a t f o x m a * d T ic x b t
.
A n im a ls h av e lik e ly reanhud th e ir
* rti«>i!ui«4 AOiireMon ?«,« rtH»r«r i
th e Engine t'»»* B a y -lin e was pro w ^ n ^ n S2 i S b l S d r i Oh e ^ S h r a
1 aüow » lb« «lal« le» w hub y vor • »*»->
^ “ Ctiona b u t i f the reaegroh.
were s u b m itte d b y th a t L eg islatu re,
» •cripti«» »»|*UI.
-
je e t« d , Uv Ite h n ilt im m e d ia te ly .
It
a>Hiut a ll o f the vicious ones, in e lu d
our a lleg ia n ce to the princi'»“»« a™'
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1 T h e F la t S e la iy System ( r II»«
ity o f N o r th Slo ug h, was to tu n n e l ty. And reiterate our allegiance to the
liv e |.ro|io»itii»n>r'n c«*ivo “ a m a jo ri
principles o f International Socialism.
his.
F u r w h e n e v er the thousands
S lu t« p rin te r round« good b u t fro m
throu gh th e h ill a t G lasgow and
ty o f *ilI th y
<ra«l it t h a t alec
P r k b id s h t ia l K l e c t o x s .
o f o n u s « ! cells o f th e h um an lira in
th e statistics we have «een th e T r i
com e u p th e east Mile o f the h a y ,
0 . Henry Olsen, Deer Island; G eo rg e ' o o m e i n t o use, w h ic h th e y m ost
I lio n *’ ! T h is itu id d destroy th e I n i
jyuxs i» o f the o p in io n th a t i t « i l l
crossing M in im a slough near the D abritz, Falls C ity; C. W . Branta, o f '
tia tiv e »rid. R eferend um law com
lik e ly w ill som t^im e between now
he a m is ta k e i f this a m e n d m e n t is
S m ith m ill. T h e n th e K. P. b ought A shland, H . J . Butler, o f Portland; P.
i p ltle ly ., U n d e r llie law as it stands,
a
n d th e e x tin c tio n u f th e raue,
e a r r im liit I h r « o u tin g e lectio n. C al
o u t th e W ils e y S u m n e r interests, Lewis, o f Lebanon.
a m a jo rity o f the votes cast on a n y
n
a tu re tuakea n o th in g u i v a in .
We
j/o r n ia lnu> th e flat ayatem a n d in
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8.
SmtATOB—B.
F.
Ramp,
Brooks.
w h ic h le ft Ih e S. P. once m ore w ith
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■ proiiosition carries i t , in ;th e same
SncavTABY
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r
S
t a t s - George Hins­ n u n ot com prehend w h a t man may
ro u n d figures h er p r in t in g cost» her “ 1
•
o u t a r iv a l in the field , a n d again
m a im e r th a t officer* are often elected
dale, Portland.
a c c o m p lis h ; how m a n y custom s,
♦ loO.GOOgwr y e a i. She lias n v t r *
the p e rm it to bridge the bay was
J u s t ic e o f B u f b e m b C o u r t - C. C.
! by p lu ra litie s . N e ith e r Ju d g e L o rd
re lig io u s , fo rm s o f g o vern n u n t. and
q u a rte r o f a m illio n d o lla r» tied up
b ro u g h t to the fro n t.
A e lon g «■> B rix, Pineville.
iltO r T . T - G eer received a m a jo rity
io a p rin tin g p la n t, i,n w hir l» the
there ia a n y danger o f a r iv a l o r j Food am » D a is y C o m m is s io n b b - 1 »yatenis m a y com e a n d go as has
i id a ll the votes cast; both were elec-
a lre a d y gone the m aster a n d slave
w ear and tear an d d ep reciatio n in
poration b u ild in g in h ere, th e ro u te M ierovita, Portland.
v a lu e is « .» ,0 0 0 per y e a r. O reg on ’s , * * b> P l" ra lilie a .
s y s te m .. T h e feudal lord sod s e rf
u p the ra s t side ia a ll th a t could be CoNQRKSSMAN- W . 8 . Richards, Albany
p rin tio g m u s u b a r between 3 5 a iid j
U n d e r the old m a jo rity .d »11 the
system has been set aside fo r the
C u r r y C o u n t y T ic x e t .
d eeiied, b ut w hen Opposition is
» 4 0 .0 0 0 per ye a r, despite th e fact 'vo tes ru le , th e people o f O regon,
c
a p ita l and wage system w h ic h i*
J
o
in
t
S
u
n
.
bought off o r blufted o u t i t sudden
J o in t R kp .- E . B. H all, Port Orford.
t h a t the “ O iegu u S ystem ” requires »hough they o fte n trie d , were n ever
fo
u n d to l>e too e x p e n siv e , and soon
ly becomes u tte r ly im poesible for
J u d g e - Samuel Van Pelt, Chetco.
a great a m o u n t o f w ork. T h e M ale je h le to c a rry one s o lita ry a m e u d -
to be Set aside fo r one m o re econom ­
the S. P . to begin con struction ¡tin C l e r k —J . C. Chastain, Denmark.
jta a a tn th ittg lie d up in a p la n t, and n te n l o f o u r C o n s titu tio n ; n ot even
t i l a p e r m it i< g ranted to b rid g e S h e r if f A. B. Townsend, Gold Beach. ic a l; o ne th a t «rill n ot tak e fro m the
th e State, p tiu le r em p lo y e good, the m onstroua S la te P r in te r G r a f t
w orkers w h a t th e y create a n d g iy e
th e h a y .— PortgO rford is a fine, deep T r e a s u r e r —
co m p eten t int.tt end takes fa r e o f »hat had hung upon the necks o f
A
ssessor
-H
.
B.
Steiner,
Port
Orford.
to
th e id le parasite to waste; One
w a te r h arb o r, and i f th e S. P. re a lly
th e p la n t because it is to h is in te r i »he tax p a y ers as a v e rita b le “ O ld th in k s th a t som e o th e r road o r S c h o o l S u p t . —
th a t w ill do a w a y w ith th e extrem es
j C o r o n e r —P ra tt Nelson, Port Orfprd,
est to d o s o . - P ro fitin g b y Ih e e x - M a n o f the Sea". T h a t am en dm ent
o f p o v e rty a n d w e a lth ; one th a t
roads are deairoua o f m a k in g te ru d
I S u r v e y o r —
p e ril m e o f
C a lifo rn ia ,
O regon > « » defeated as h ad beeo m a n y o tb
mils th ere, then the T k ib l n e had ! Commissioner— W . W . W'l®on, Harbor, f i l l g iv e a ll an e q u a l th a n e » to
/should tu tu th e F la t S a la ry a m e n d -1 s r a m e n d m e n ts before. T h e propo-
b e lte r k e rp its w eathsr eye peeled ' P o e t o f p o rt O rford CoMMiaaxwiEEg— have a home a n d th e c o m fo rt» o f
^Wiorr » im p ly r e * o l v e g i t * » l f In to
U»ent d o w n . ~
fur a Htnooib tongued in d iv id u a l O. W. Sydnam, J . B. Nodine, Denmark• life ; one th a t w ilt keep a l l c la n
th is ; A re sensible, w id e -a w a k e , u p
n earer • social le v e l; a system th a t
y»th a b o ttle o f m ilk in h i- |M«oket
to d a te voters c o n te n t to have meas­
T h e undersigned c a n d id a te * fo r w ill a d v a n ce society; one fitte d for
a it it w hich to ra tify frauu h iac*. l i e
Give th e D evil His D ues.
ure« o f m e r it anti u t i l i t y defeated
w d l w a n t a ll I lie w ater f i o o l, a ll th e position o f oum miaaioners o f Ute an advanced social age.
I n o n e o f .h e R . ^ h « r g papers o f ' bM * ” l’ le w l,o are tort in d iffe re n t, ________________________________
J no . Q u a le .
ih e franchisee w ith no s tr in g * on 1 P o rt o f P o rt O rfo rd , hereby pledge
yece.d d ate , H o n . J . C . FuIJertnn , > " • » « • » r »««<*>»»» »” »<»«« <>" « * « -them ; and when ho get« P o rt O r f ourselves to the lim it o f o u r a b ilit y
?
o f th e fa r t th a t tlw v
Editor T r ibu x V;
Mrs, A. Masterson, Proprietor
Z"
Board by the Day, Week or Month, at Rea­
sonable Rates,
A share of Patronage
Solicited.
»
c h a irm a n n f the R epu b lican o e u tfa l |
c o m m itte e o f
D o u g la .
c o u n ty ,
in
’
* ver*
" d e r the
,M,n vole
m a jo rity
00
e u lo g is in g President T a f t , d w e ll, In , w ou ld *
•
regim e ford
P « |» o « ttio n
• « « " • » «>»»‘ p m p
up to
then he w ill find
s u it
II
h i»
fa m -,',' to d o a ll we can to p re v e n t the d is
l»u|a»,-ible
lu J solu tio n o f the inco rp oratio n o f
Langlois Hardware
Store
Hardware of all Kinds
M a c h in e r y & M o w in g M a c h in e s .
E x t r a s for U a ijry in ip O s b o r n e ,
M ilw a u k e e M a c h in e r y *
'
P a in t s , © ilji & S tu m p in g * P o w d e r
F i n e f i n e o f G u n s» B a s e b a l l p a r a »
p h e r n u lia , a n d o t h e r S p o rtin g *
G o o d s k e p t in S to c k .
D o o r s a n d W i n d o w s i n v a r ie t y
c o n s t a n t ly k e p t o n h a n d .
P ip e F ittln g * s, P lu m b in g * a n d T i n
w o r k o f a ll k in d s d o n e o n sh o r t
n o tic e .
Cheever 9 Bowman,
The Need of the Hour.
the
L a n g * lo ls, O r .
N u system can succeed in the
o f P o tt O rfo rd . W i l l also sub-
It am o u n ts
g iv e n a p e rm it by the W a r P e p - i r t . l u l l a llju ip o r t a n t subject« in c lu d in g ; b au d s o f its erteiniea.
benefits to bfPderived by Ih e P a p fic « W r ' nM,re Hla*«icrtl, m ore absurd?
b i »<> n o th in g i f a friy n d o f th e present
iin -u l lu b ridge the h a rb o r^ -C 'M is issue o f L nda and le v y o f taxes, to
poaal fro m the co n stru ctio n o f th e I . ™ « 1 p r « l* * » 'io n w ill be r e p e n t e d
a vote o ltlie d ia liic t. W e wish fu r th ­ ayateui advocates ra d ic a l mnusurea.
Bay New». <
P a n a m a canal and credits
th ia
" u ' n ‘* r 3 2 3 ’ V o te N.»l *
N o system can succeed in the
e r to say th a t we w ill rtbt c a ll for
canal and credits
th is
1 A n d th e re is th e S ta te P rin te r
A n Oregon fa rm e r is quoted l»y an e le d iu n to vote fo r bonds or a b a n d s o f its friend s unless its frien d s
m ig h ty w o r ^ to the T a f t ail m in is -
{ « r a tio n . N o w i f there i , one th in g ‘•F la t SBlaev” prn|K>sition on w hich M i * . Belie L a F o lle tte in a re c e n t' ta x w ith o u t a dem and by p e titio n und erstan d the system in a l l u f ite
d eta il« .
*
fp a ll his s lren un ue p u b lic life to a s tiff figh t ia b ein g m ad e*$h y the W isconsin r p c c h . **T h a t O regon fro m the ru le rs u f the d is tric t.
con siderab le length upon th e
w h ich T e d d y Roosevelt can
g re a t j , * ' tw’ “ !
ju s tly
la y c la im , i t ia the b u ijd in g of
C o uld i n y t h i n g
be
m ore
S ta te P rin te r,
Su great is b is in
th e , »eiest in, the -defeat o f th is ju e t
com mence c on struction u nlea* he
F a r m e r /*
said
M rs.
ia ' P u r l
L a F o lle tp ',1
.
G. W.
. ?
S y p n a W. '
‘"‘ m ade w|»at w l », to.- p iy m il» ), a '
p
J o lts B. K o p i x b .
13 O 'tn p le le answ er b» th e ol-jeoliutl
----- '----- —
ita im p o rtan ce, urged it upon Cm . pages in the election p am p h le t mis- som etim es urged th a t w om en, i f Q uo tin u ed fro m last week,
grew, and. w rilh
i h is dauntless energy ite » »reoeuting the facts in v o lv e d , and given th e b a llo t, w ill s im p ly vute '
aught »
th e land a n il hua in s e rte d three (»ages signed by w ith Ih«<r husbands, a n d th a t fu r j . . T h e suspiciousness at first was
•Bought
a n
n d
d confiscated
c
o n ly d is tru s t, That sospiciun a n d
la u n o h t4 G » e p ro je c t. A m a n <»f E * S en ato r N r q tin g h a in — 16 p»g«s
p ia e tic a l purposes the n et rm -ult Wirt d ¡ í t r u r t ft4
caused the rank
|h e p o tle y T u rn wbuld h a r e b e e n ,* 1* — a ta c o e t u f ♦l.fiO O l W h a t not be changed, ( h l - o b jeeiio n d is tru s t a * o f
a n d file to In te rfe re w ith good w ork
dirkerlag o ver d et» lls yet. T a fl.h a s butler evidence th a t he Is e n jo y in g had Iteen tuade ill the presence o f
simply carried c o w h a t R iH » « v e lt “ p rin c e ly g ra ft, a n d d islike» to let In c fa rm e r, who q u ie tly agreed th a t * a w ith bad w ork. B u t its e v o lu .
lio n ia the h»|ie o f the world if it
« t o r t « ) , as the A m erican
p e o p le jg ” ? T h ia h ill i» reprenented by the t.lje e tn r m ig h t be r ig h t in an {
continues to m ake progress,
w ou ld have foroml h im to do.
b a llo t u u m lie r 3 2 8 V u le Yeel
j »i* •
tic ip a tin g .th .it fam ilie s, a fte r d is -
,
J he ru n * and file ia c om m en cin g
A n o th e r in jjjs tic e was noted in a ,
T h e measure m a k in g tiai.k stock- cuaaiug candidates a n d issues to
to h-arn by its ex;*enajve b lu n d e r*
Cous cou nty e xchang e o f la te d ate, huldt-r* lia b le lu dcpoailura is l» llo t g eih e r, w uuhl p ro bably vole togeth
kllje tneaoing o f le g is la tio n , p o litic a l
{n an e d ito ria l b la m in g G o v . W eet n u m b e r 3 1 2 .
V o te Yes!
er and in the same w a y .— A n d '
actio n
and
o rg an is a tio n .
They
fu r the verd ict a Jury re tu rn e d in a
A m o n g u th e r rea c tio n ary measures th e re in ,” lie added, “ yo u have au
couiureho» l e se* the u tlic r kids o f
recent m u rd e r cute in P o rtla u d .
A Bubtq,itted by the legislatu re was a a rg u m e n t fu r, and n o t sgaiftBi, «vh- *
Socialism . T h e e v o lu tio n u f our
jn a n and a w om an enticed a m an • vicious uqe by S e n a to r B o w er m an m an suffrage, fu r it w ou ld be the
p a rty w ill b rin g o rd er o u t o f chaos
■into th e ir room for ru b b e ry , i f need p, repea l “ C o u n ty O p tio n ’’ t a x la w . vote of the home m aking people th a t
ae these t»a«y brains absorb the ideas
be, m u rd er. M u r d e r was c o m m itte d .! t ¡ , ¡ , w ¡|| be 3 0 « on the b allo t. V o te w ou ld he doubled, and th e home
o f g overn m en t uon structio n.
,Tbe wom an was t r iA i first and N o ^ E v e ry n iu n u p o lis l and r;»ecu m a k in g people are th e stable p art
C a p ita lis m never d id le t the peo-
a d ro it law yers la id the b la m e on la to r in the state has his coal o ff o f the p op u latio n .
As it is now
plo know how neccssaiy it was to
th e m an , a n d when the m a n was fig h tin g for the passage o f the meas­ the Boating elem ent, men w ho h av e bove
ni#ed
geraent> b c h
' ír tr e
P a n a m a eanal7*'"Ile
trie d it was vioe
ontj,prebendad
measure t h a t he
ha»
o a-u pied
versa.
lu
butli ure, c la im in g th a t th e people o f the n o th in g a t s la ke in th e c o m m u n ity ,
<£ . U on and » fte r. C -p ite lia m
m a n s la u g h te r counties are u n fit to be tru sted in has ,u *t as m uch voting power , » n evcr d id M lbe |xyiple Unow how
A to ld blouded 1 HUCJ, m atters; should n ot he heard th e man ol fa m ily , and .1 i . he w l " '
was bro ug ht in-
,, ca,npalgn hlOnez wss r m lly
m u rd e r was c o m m itte d a n d Justice j 0 g„y » b a t th e y w ant.
swings the balance o f pow er. U t • n M d e d , uU |w w
o f j , WM
m is c a rrie d , but w hy b la m e
G ov.
T h e same arg u m e n ts by the in te r the wom en vote a n d increase th e u n M m M r y g ra ti.
W est? G ra n tin g th a t his
p rio r
eats is urged against the three Gotal vote o f the home m akers; the flo a t­
T h e com m on people n ever were
policy is w ru ng , th a t he too o ft e n 1
Roads G ra n g e b ills , abo ut w hich 1 in g elem ent, when we enfran chise ta u g h t how m uch it coat* t o ’ ru n a
exercises the
|>ardon a n d parole
s h a ll have som eth ing m ore to tay the women o f the c o u n try , the loafer pres» w ith o u t c o rru p tio n m oney.
pow er, y e t the fact rem ains tb a t
and th e aim less, useless o ld bache
n e x t week.
• A l l th is had to be learned a n d the
h « d these ju r ie s
re tu rn e d a 2nd
lor w ill have ih e re p re w n ta tio n a n d
m le a n /it
T h e R eferen d u m measures— 373—
in th e ir
degree verd ict t h e m u rd e re rs w ou ld )
voting power th a t th e y deserve; l t l o w n w , y
Ih e p
S la
ta te
le U n iv c r r t ty
3 / 5 against the
h av e u n d o u b te d ly
la n g u is h ed in
w ill be the fa m ily vote th a t w ilL
So cialism can o n ly aucceed in the
g ra ft u f more than a h a lf m illio n
- th e p e n ite n tia ry long a fte r G o v ..
count.
W e s t’s term o f office had e x p ire d .
n p p ro p ria tio n sho uld not
hands u f its frie n d s . Ila frie n d s are
R ic o r d . do n o t show that the G » v .
o f’ V o te N..J
th e ran k and file o f th e com m on
cares «
v erd ict
of
• has been p a rd o n in g or p a ro lin g or
a llo w in g to escape cold blooded life
term
prisoners o f th is ty p e .
' ' nd vole ° ° on l 'ie 6 10 o f a m ill
also
for
the
j. R. 8TANNARD
W est may m ake his mistakes, “ reuutiu »s they a re,” object to
but
unbiased
should
g iv e c re d it w here c re d it ia due.
expense o f the
election
whereas no school
te x t
the
p a m p h le t,
book
la-en so v a lu a b le as air edqcatur
has
H id a W a n t e d
c e rn in g w hich a ll oug ht to
be
Sealed b u l* nre a*ke«l for the delivery form ed, as ItX* this p am ph let
of 125 codar telephone pola , to be used
_ i
11
. in th e c o n s tr u c tio n of a telephone line A n d llies« objectors
th u u h l
Regular Republican nominee
for
*
. C ounty C i . ekk
uf
the peo;de at large on m a tters con
in
i
lie
h erd .
A n d there its progress m u s t
WM. TOLMAN
Regular Republican nominee
for
, ,rom the town o( Port U rfo ra to E lk rem ind ed th a t, b ut for the s i h i s f r r
C ounty A ssessor
' riv e r bridge, » distance o f 4 m ile*.
.
,
_
,
• . .
.
Siae ot poles to lie a* follows : 26 feet 1 ti l feren« e w ith legislation by »uvli
in le n g th ; not leas than six Incnra In as th e y , there never w ould have
J. O. STEMMLER
.d ia m e te r at small or top end, and the .
u. .
>t
, top e b d to be roofed or w ed g e s h a p e ,
• ” Gregon s ja te u i.
and toe bottom end to be sqaare
L an g lo is, O r.
Independent Candidate for
Theae talepbune poles to be delivered
' a t or near the pole», pole for pole, of -
J oint S enator
tue Coos Bay Telephone Go’s, p oles,1
w ith in tbe space mentioned,— Port O r­
R ailroads for Port Qrford.
Coos
and
Curry Counties
ford and E lk river. Two mortises are
to be made in e«eh po.e, ea ch 4 inches
I l is said th a t tw o ra ilro a d s fro m
wide and 1)« Inches deep; one o f them
VOTE FOB
, 1 0 Inches Trom too of pole, the other
the in te rio r are heading fo r P o rt
t feet below the sboye.
Tw o holes m ast he bored through the O rfo rd , a n d the T r ib u n e feel* h ap­
eenter ol each mortise to p r o |* r ly ad ­ p y in coneequenoe.— W e ho;»e Hro.
In d e p e n d e n t C a n d id a t«
m it a bolt k tech in diam eter. Also
fo r
hid m ay include
d igging ol holes lor S te w a rt w on’t be disap|»ointed. N o t
ncl
theae poles, »aid holes to be not less
.
.
„
C ounty C le rk
U ian 4 (eet 111 d ep th , and th e p oles * °
’ 1 “ 1 “
r"U
»h e n ptoperly set to 1» hanfo-d a t the roads and a few e lvclric lipea were« H
had
. e v n .r i.r v . in
m
w hire^teke"* w V lT b a^ m n " w ith in " t*lm aup|*>se<l b> he Itearled for Cooa B a y , »work, end is old enough to properly
p h ilo so p h y.
b u ild in g th e p lan s u f an
I n th ia re v o lu tio n we
ia
lio n th a t begins a n d
m iw
w ill
J t could d ie in
au
hands o f its friends aud w ill
w ith in
Itself.
T h e Sucialist
p a rty
c o n v e n tio n
rels a t tim es made some o f us th in k !
a titu tio n a l s m e n d m e n ts , and “ le a d - -
era’ ’ k in d e rg a rten s , a n d a n o th e r or
g a n iz u tin n to figh t c a p ita lis m
LADIES’ DRESS GOODS,
is responsible fo r th ia . Suspicion
m e a n t e x p e rim e n tin g ; a n d ex peri • j
HARDWARE, GRANITE and TINWARE.
m e n tin g . even i f it was
___ _ CIGARS, TOBACCO, PIPES
CANDY, NUTS and NOTIONS.
’
was
e d u c a tio n a l.
Jt
e x ,« n a iv e ,
ia
b r in g in g '
fo rth fo r the firs t tim e the possibil­
In
(act, a «apply ol everything u su ally kept in a w a ll stocked
ities o f a (1eui<»cracy.
G eneral Merchandise 8tora.
ORDERS
N e a rly a ll the
crim es
c o m m itte d re s u lt d ir e c tly
re c tly fro m
class
th a t
or
in d i
ru le ^ fr o m
one
A g re a t m a jo rity o f the in m a te s
of
o a r prisons owe th e ir c o n v ic tio n
to
offenses against pro perty.
T h e r u lin g class is th e state
T A K E N kO R
A N Y A R T IC L E N O T I X S T O C K .
are
class keeping a n o th e r in subjection.
and
► Cali and examine goods and get p rices.:
— 2— - i ------ ---------------------------------
^
w- - ------. . .
I
tb e slate ¡égalisés th e in s titu tio n o f
p riv a te
p ro p e rly ,
w ith o u t
w hich
class iu le could not e x is t.
U n d e r th e c a p ita lis t system
ths
a ll,
are
interests.
la w — in
GENERAL
M ERCHANT,
Port Orford, Orenron*
I t is com
pelted to sub m it to e x p lo ita tio n and
a n d enfuroea the
¡la
Has opened a new Store, with
HEW GOODS,
own
I shall be my purpose to keep a full «took of everything required by th
T h e Socialist p a rty c o m p a ra tiv e ly
the
BOOTS and SHOE
MENS and BOYS, CLOTHING,
file th a t w ere suspicious. C ap italism '
if
of
GROCERIES and PROVISIONS,
and
•wake o u r 'r t t tO r ie B a
le g is la tiv e ,
r e a lity . T l.c W grew u p a ran k a n d '
the threshold o f an a w a k e n in g .
s tric tly
and fresh snupliea w ill be received by every steamer,
h ill
my purpose to keep a f u ll »took of everyth ing required
tra d e in th e lin e o f
_
‘
(
lir a l we needed tw o o rg an isatio ns,
th e one for fac tio n a l ‘'fusee»,” con- i
cate« th a t the ra n k and file a re u p o n
composed
N E W G O O DS,
and in te rn a l fac tio n a l c h ild ’s q u a r­
its d eg ra d a tio n .
frien d s d o n ’t a p p ly themselves lu
T h e class th a t ow ns the p ro p e rly
th e real problem s o r organised po ia th e e late th a t ru les society— th e I
litic a l sctio ti. b ut e v e ry th in g in d i (-last th a t w rite s , fcnacts, in te rp ré ta i
new ia
^ r P o r t Orford, O r.~c^
o r g a n ia i.
end«
die ist class, a subject class.
the
C. Nielsen.)
in
the p riv a te p ro p e rty o f the c a p ita l­
Socialism
to X .
a rc h ite c t.
are
m eans o f life , essential to
a n y where else.
(Successor
lik e
need o f b u lb b u ild e rs an d arch itects
I t is possible to h ave
•
AMES S. JOHNSTON
a ll u n trie d systems it is first a th e o ry .
T o m a k e th a t th e o ry a fact
w a it u n t il the ra n k and file q u a lifie a ,
and
r
L ik e
organises a n d p la n * its b attles
pays its b ills .
Those people w ho w a n t th in g s io
and
jo u rn a lis m
Announcements.
U n iv e r s ity ,
1' Ul8 w il* bvar h“ 1*0 ! » u m b e r 321.
Roosevelt may blow and bluster
P o litic a l
Socialism ia a
• »
M O T IC W
trade in tha line of
w o rk in g class, en e n tire ly new class A d m in is tra to r’s Sale o f
Real
ill p o litics; STRONG, VIGOROUS, INTEL­
GROCERIES and PROVISIONS,
P ro p e rty .
LECTUAL, c a p a b l e , w ith new ideas,
BOOTS and 8HOF.
Notice is hereby g iven that. In p u r
p rin c ip le s and system s, w hich when
snance ol an order of the Hon. Coontv M E N ’S a n d B O Y ’S C L O T H I N G ,
p u l in to selio n w ill take production C o u rt, dated Oct. 7, 19U. in the m atter
of theeateto ol George L. T aylo r, dc.
LADIES' DRESS GOODS
an d d is trib u tio n fro m the co n tro l
oeasad. I , the undersigned Adm inistra­
o f tru sts and place it « h e re Ih e peo tor o l said estate, w ill, on November FANCY GOODS,
pie can control It for th e ir ow n b en­ IS, 1011, aril a t p riv a te sale, the real
estate belonging to said estate and de­
(IIGARS, TOBACCO, PIPE8,
e fit an d com forts instead o f fo r the scribed as follows, to -w it:
Begi n nteg a t a poi n t one rod nort h of tbe
CANDY, NUTS and NOTIONS.
t r w t s a n d id le rich .
8. K. C o rn er of the 8. E. 1 of tha 8. W .
T h e Socialist» h ave dsviaed a ) o f S ac. 10, T p . I t 8 .. R . 1« West,
Infant, a «apply of everything usually kept ifi e well stoexed G sqer;
system th a t w ill be o f great benefit thence n orth »4 rods, thence went HO
rods, thence South 24 nxts and tbenee
M erchan dise Sto re.
to th e people aa a w hole. T h e c a p ­ east HP rods to place o f beginning,
co
ateiu
ln
g
I
t
acres,
leaa
one
tod
off
ita lis ts w h ile opposing Socialism
the west rod for on eaaeway.
a re «
m • a » k » in
g more Socialists than
»■
------- tbe
—
T h a t sold land w ill ba sold for cosh
Socialist» a te »bla to m a k e them In hand.
Persons who may desire to purchase
selves. B u t Socialists kno w i t can ’ t said land m a r eee ma a t m y home In
but they got sidetracked Somewhere handle roua business.
space mentioned.
received up
to October
„ ; i i lin
i„ g
_ . ra . i ilro
i ^ a d J s .
com e in • d ay . T h e y u n d ers ta n d Lengfota. Oregon, any day from this
Kt, Bids
i s t t , w ill
ti>e ba company
reserving
the " ‘‘J*1! , l u *,e . r,,u le - it
Burl
d ate up to the day ol eale. Thia Octo­
e
v u lu tio n is the power behind i t , a ber l«th , 1012.
N
rk ,h t to reject any o r all bids.
, is slow w ork. T h e S o u th ern I ’s c if
R e g u la r m eetings o f la ic a l B a ttle
Call and .Examine Goods, and get Prices.
M ae . C. M . U rro s ,
A dd re entas, Er.« T « l « s u o W Co., - «o
ic " s tarted
- r » « . . Io
» b
u u ild
.,.. in here from Rock L o c a l, firs t S a tu rd a y in each pow er no ro»n can h asten, atop,
Adm inistrator of th e Estate of
Port Grinnt. Oregon D r a in o yer seyen te a rs sgo, and a f m o u th a t 1 u'cluck P. M .
check o r tu r n ssiJ«.
George L T aylo r, deceased.
H. W. DONAHUE
Orders Taken for Anything not in Stock.
JOHN B. MILLER.
J