The Port Orford tribune., January 22, 1913, Image 1

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ORIGIN OF TH E M A D S T O W -
OFFICIAL UIBMVTORV
a r a v a a a n D im u c T o w e « » » :
V . 8 . 8 « n ’to — J o n a t h a n M r n e J r . , o f
P o r t la n d a n d G o o . B
C h a m b e r la in
of
8 * to o .
Congressman, First District— W illis
C. H»wloy; of «atom
G o v e r n o r — Oswald W e s t , K a to m .
Iclal positions as sharia sad dsputy
shartC they both eoasld u sd ttosch t to
• *O3g
S e c r e t a r y o f B ta to — f ic n . W . O lo o U S a ­ have a “fair show."
In thesa ctrcumstanc«n. It may hs tm-
le m .
»
agtoad that “Old Man' and U s familiar
8 t a t e T .e a s u r e r — t h o a . B . K a y , o f 8a-
ware aaueh concerned Whan tha Bav. K -
tphalst solemnly announced to «hssa
ftu p t. P u b lic I n s t r u o t l e n — L . A . A M -
that ha had, vary little longer to lira.
Thera was something wrong with his
« •I I I I a n . ' n I . - 11..
KUU Printer—Willis Duntway, Haloin. heart, and that eomethtng might kill
him at any moment What grieved him
Attorney General— A. M. C r a w f o r d , moat however, was the barren result <tf
S atona.
hl* labor*.
C le r k S ta te L a n d B o a r d — G . G . B r o w n ,
Rev Ellphalot announced that he de­
pended upon a Anal aeries o< sermons to
J o in t S e u a tiii f o r C-doe a o d C u r r y —
bring his congregation to a ssass ad
their shortcomings. With much diffi­
W . 0 . C h a se .
culty he preached four of the series to
J o in t B e p r e e e n t a t f v e f o r C o o s a n d
What is a
visible typewriter?
- -
G u r r y — K K-fafow,
J u d g e , Sd J u d i c i a l D is t r l o t — J .
H a m il t o n , B obu b u rg ,
rw a e o titin g A t t o r n e y , 2d J u I i d a t D is
Writing in right is part of it. Keyboard in sight is the
other p art It is as important that you see what you do
o n ly truly visib le w ritin g
S unday»
T o " O ld M a n ’s’* lntsnss d isg u s t, th e
y o u th fu l R a v . A rc h ib a ld s peedily fille d
V. 8.
th e c h u rc h . H U flo rid eloq uence a a d
PortCrlord.
ro u s in g p e rio d s m ad s s p le a s a n t ch a n g e
o o .U T i o i n c a t u .
fr o m th e fe e b le e f l o r U o f tb e d y in g m an ,
sad. I n th a e h a rm o f no t e lly , F o u r O o r-
l u u r ' . y J ’x l g e — E .
A B a i le e , G o ld
a a rtta a fo r g o t th a l a t t h t a l aervloe o f JO
B each
y e a rs .
5
’ ’« « H liy v e r n a its a ii'b v is — O t t o Ia t n e r t .
T h e m a id e n s a d m ire d th e rav e n lo cks
G o ld Beaci« ; G e e C b e u u w e th , L a n g lo i s .
a n d s a in tly s m ile o f th e n e w c o m e r, es­
i.v riiT — W . A . bi»b< l, G o ld B e a c h ,
p e c ia lly w h e n he c a lle d th e m “ d e a r sla­
i.t ilit y C lc r 't — G e o r g e
W,
S m it h ,
te rs ,’’ a a d s a id , w h a t a « ln s U ia t io n It
w as to see t h e ir f a i r laces lo ok up to h im
G u ld B e a c ii
*
a s h e p re ac h ed , i t U n te d k e s to e U U
«Minty T r e a s u r e r — Juin«»* C a u g l e l l
t h a t he w as u n m a r rie d . M t a n y m aid e n s
W e d d e rb u ru
- I n F o u r C o rn e rs w e ro coasciuue o f th e
tw a is o r — W u . .^ . U iu s n . 11 a r b o r ,
fa c t, a n d d id t h e ir b e s t to toaa Rev. Arch­
l a o t h u p i . * t» • b . i m e l i n , à a n g lu to
ib a ld In to th e th o rn y p a th s o f m a t r i-
iv e y o r — D . l ' n U n i f f J r . , G u l d B e a c h , m e n y
“O ld H a n ” a n d Ikcy a lo s e fa ile d to
l i e r - - D r . 8 . 7 . M a n n , L a n g lo is .
s uccum b to tb e s p e ll o t tb e u .w p re s e ll­
M is n a o » o r t u a c o r « » ,
e r, w h o , w h g a h e w a s not ua m a tr im o ­
u v u r t C o u r t m e e ts 10111Ci M o n d a y ib j n i a l schem es I n t.u t, U d lrectiy erltl-
A u g n a * o t e r.rti y * a t ; "~
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triot— G e o r g e
M . B ro w n , B o s eb u r»-
C o m n ila a lo n e lB - '- H . T . S te w a r t,
as to see what you have done. T h e key-for-every-charaeter
keyboard of the easy action, light running M O D E L 10
ie
W.
Where did the madstona crime
fro m t No one seems to know. I t
doea not belong to the mineral
kingdom, nor can it be »»signed to
a place in geological formation».
Its composition is not definite and
it may possibly betfound upon any
beach or in any gravel pit, and
the supply Is atoenya oqnal to the.
demand, says the Chicago Chron­
icle.
There are even now many of
these precious talismans in thin
country, and “the believers in
their efficacy always know where
’ the nearest is kept.” One of them
has been the property of an Ohio
negro and was placed after the
death of the owner la the state M-
m ach ine
Visible Writing
A
Complete Control' fro®
The Smith Premier Typewriter Company, inc
Syracuse, N. Y- Bmchw avwywks« ’
Keyboard
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These are (entures
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male the Smith Pren
the woman to whom it was ap­
plied died of blooi’ poisoning,
caused by the unclenn < nntaot.
Bui’h a stgne wns kept in the
Virginia state pwnitentiiry for
years and was open to all rumen
fornppliretion to tbe bite of a mad
dog or other allied wounds. One
such (perhaps the samel was at a
later date sold for >38.
S till more famous was that
brought from Iiussia in 1887 byn
physician of that country who net­
tled in Nevada. I t had previously
been exploited In that country for
at least a century ami a half, a
fact supported by documentary
evidence. The document was writ­
ten In native Russian and as no-
fs atu r.es . “ I li J>i»r g o i t * e ride on th è
lo ty eon-erned could read dt
m u la " — h * loci« a i»
. à v — «-«. « s tra tr
e«e«,ihi»dy , inipilcitly
believed
— ' « . a i l e v i u p h«ul j ì v i e . , .-.a lo *
-what tfccy were told of it. The
lùu«t a n i T ii ,< o tb v r L a i i K t - i . '
“ I t ’s v e r y k tn d of y t u io L . ip m a to
owner offered the stone for sal»
g a t a «O B grgeaU un , s lth o n g h > o u r r i -
for >1,000 and a joint stock com­
h-rt» ars not a l a l l M c s s M r y u r o t h e r pany was formed for the purchase,
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A ' «amber of shntehotders ad­
I t s n e s t m o rn le g. a t a quarter to U ,
vanced
>1 each and tbe balane»
tf t : i t h i b l t a a u o f F o u r V o iu c rs w e re
was made up by a fanner who bo­
s vr;-.ri t i ! to e ie l» « y a is u a iu g b y tb e
.-..■•.i
doer aud «m u.tn.g ..» ir n u m ­
ra me Its keeper when the pur­
ber» T a e e u ô g r ig » il« n . u o V t v e r , w o u ld
chase was completed. Its fam«
still fourfche* and it is said that
n a v e scan ' O ld M s s ” souring tren » tbe
i a s o n , w it h
Rev. RHizhatot to e i ts g an offer of >8,000 has been refused
« M tily o n b la a r m .
,
i for It.
libere was so audible stir as “OM
Tfirhe «t- f t u r dremmere, s«y»
Comfort, had engaged in a warm
WANTS COMMON JUSTION. '
R e v . A rc h ib a ld b e g a n tbs opening discuHsion over the bane of the
;rayer t o b r is k ly t h a t th a eoufcri gatlon drummer’s existence on the road,
Working M«n and Worn« «T
sOGis fo r g o t th e b s u t b g u ra o t Rev. LU- the “drummer’s tax”— not so bad
Btnto OygBfifi MaMoiona Laws.
p h a le t, w h o rttae to Lis ir e t w it h d ilfi-
M llty a n d c lu n g to “ U l l H » i. a ” a r m . as it used to he, however, when
fa order to make a fares sad a tong»
.Vhea. h o a u .iu , » «.r;, — il a i s d t c w ne a r, »mall towns all over the country
tag stock ot popular govsrnmsst an«
e c ^ la w e re e u r p r ;« ’ 1 to sea "Ota M a n " levied tribute on every traveling
tha lnltlstlvs and referendum, two.
measures bare bean
*?£ .«tep u p on th e p t a t : .» m beslds Rev. mail who visited them.
A r c t i l U t : , ►«»I'vi.. « ....... a d th e fa c t
b ig b u eln e as In te r n a ts w h ic h a r e deaO-
“Uv Jcve.” said a man from a
th a t k t w it i a lw iilM -il n , r r». *t srtd giv»
iy opposed to th a r u le o f to n c o m m o n
p e o p le
O n e p rop osed la w lim it s tr e e
hl» Co• * c ^ . . U-. - — -it i . . . i y vl- Ner/ Voik »ilk S r», "you ought
s p e e ch In c itie s o t 8 .M 0 o r o v e r, an d
euM«» p u i t T o tb»«r s liit J t u t k s v s u r ­ to trv it over on tbe other su'e.
Is so g la r in g a n e x a m p le o f c lass le g is ­
prise. r.av, z ., ‘t1! ’. uu m u j g iR U iy . Wbv.t t i v do here isn't to be
la tio n t h a t i t 1» a b s o lu te ly r e v o lt in g
i l t w a w h ix p « ii.l r « .:i» r ll t r v a i " C lA
to a r ig h t-th in k in g in d iv id u a l.
n eotiiparisou. Here
M » V ’ b u r r l t ' ’ t«4t ilia p la t ic n u an«r spahpn of
A n d tb e s am e p e o p le , w l.o a r e in ­
it
’fian iy a »»»»:; J local matter.
• bin. • ........... ■ aoit pew. To u c
s is te n t t h a t f r e e speech « h o u ld b e
tong«e«.aiion s »till fwi-lkaf a o rtrlee. Over u rre it Is m tioral. A t least
h a m p e re d , a r e a s k in g th e c lt lie n a o f
th e s ta te o t O re g o n to le g is la te a g a in s t
• UiJ it s d ¿u..«,^. ,v .,...M «ae |-lat- It sS *rtr n” v of a» who come from
th e p eop le to spend t h e ir e s ro ln g s
to r u j. t s c d c r .) ta -lK c v . R U c a a ia tto w a r d
fo'i'i- n f -.iHlri« s. la Denmark,
w b e r e s n d h o w th e y p le a s e
A d ir e c t
tb s p u lp it, a-'d. p u it i
♦ «i’« s o t w a te r
fin- inr’ cii”«*. there is an annual
s a d c le a n o u t a n a ly s is o t th e la w
b y h ,s side h iiiMad L . i. » .iu « a
p ro v e s th a t a fa r m e r c o u ld n o t ask
" O ld H a a ," n tu r i.'n«Sa<< « u a u x lo u s tax •>* * i ’.SB if a man represents
h is n e ig h b o r» to n o t p a tro n is e an e a ta to
gtan.w at lb» tr i K b it { . c u u o l R a v . B U - r,«.r ’ case and half that fdr each
lla h m e n t t h a t d e fra u d e d h im . c o u ld
p h siet a d v a n c'd to tha |d g « of tbe piat- off. c ‘.uuse n-prciented. In Nor
not re c o m m e n d a n y c o u rs e o f a c tio n
toraa. his a/w filtud W ith w ith e rin g
o r w a rn h ie n e ig h b o rs a g a in s t b a ln g
way ton have to have a trade pits*
ta k e s In . to a . T h a m e a a u ra . h o w a v a r ,
scorn.
good
for 30 day», eoiting >20.80.
Is a im e d a t th e o rg a n is a tio n » t h a t era
“ 1 dessay,” be sai l. Ir o n ic a lly , "as
s e e k in g to Im p r o v e c o n d itio n s f o r th e
Prance is easier and you don’t
y o u ’d r u t h e r h e a r a n r m o n fr o m m e, o r
c o m m o n pe o p le .
E ig h t th o u s a n d stg-
t h a t b la c k beaded la y y o n d er.*
Hs
hnvy anytlvng but a business
n a tu re s to th ia b i ll w e r e a ec u re d In
p o in te d a th 're a te d in a f i x g i f to w a rd s th e
M u ltn o m a h c o u n ty , w h e r e th e p e o p le
pass; ort, which costs no more
s h r in k in g A g c ra o f l.c v . A rc h ib a ld .
! th.;n you want to pay. In 'H o l­
“ T o r 30 y * a r s ," o ld M a u " s a id , im ­
land you have to have an Indn«
p re s s iv e ly . " t h ls y r r g ra y -b e a d e d old
m a n ” — h a p o in te d to R e v . f U lp h a le t —
trial tax receipt, which cost«« s’*
"has bean t r y ln * Io ro p e y ou in to r th a
lo’lars. In Bweden the price i
n e x t w o rld . I f he d k n o w n as m uch
the same ns In Norway, >26.80.
a b o u t y o u aa 1 do. ha m ig h t h a ’ g iv e i t
and if you try to get out of it you
up Juss 30 y e a r» ago. B u t be d id n 't
«•ill «-nt«-!: n fine «f from the.price
k t o w w t a t a c d c tj -.st he 'd g o t to ta c k le ,
i n i h e 's gone o n t a c k lia ' I t e v e r since,
■>f flu* trade pas« up to >181, and
th ro w ln * In rat an 1 l k » t as a k in d o f
they are strict about it, too.
c ro w n in ’ cross. A nd c o w . w h e n ha's
“ In Austria you have only to
s t o u t to pass in b is rD e c k s, yo u w o n t
lis te n to hts p a r t lu ' w o rd s. 1 w a s a w a y
show a projter trade license and
la s ’ S u n d a y , c r I d h a ’ m ad e y o u com a.
in Kwitxcrland a business paes
N o w . as y o u ’ve oomo h ack to th a fo ld ,
port. They don’t coat any moi«
lik e Ia m b s s n a t-h s « fr o m th e b u r n in ’, so
than you want to give up to th«'
to s p e a k, w a re s u in ’ to h a v e th ls y e r
ic r m o u o v e r a y ln . Y o u 'v e got to lis te n chi*pa who let you have them. In
to IL Y o u h e a r m a ! "
Russia Ike price is >23.75 aa trad
O nce o r tw ic e w h en th a d y in g m a n f a l­
tax and >5.18 extra as a coaunut-c
te re d , lo s t th o th re a d o f h is discourse
ia p ro b a b ly d u e to u ric
tax.
And if you arc n Jew • i
a n d lo o te d p ite o u s ly »refund hts frie n d
acid in th e system— th e
w u a t b la aide, re a d y w it h th e glass o f don’t want to go to Ui;asiu toae’
w a te r, o r t o t u r n o v e r th e pages o f th e yoodw. You may he ail right, but
blood must be_ purified—
serm on.
ltu»«ffl doesn't like that kind and
the poisonous acid driven
“ O ld M a n ” a ls o h a d s o m e th in g to any.
ilmwa it by ;mehing the ‘dntmmer
o u t a n d g e n e ra l h e a lth
and w as n o t s lo w In s a y in g IL
tax’ on Jews up to >275.60. In­
•must be improved.
" N o w aa w e ’ve h ad ih is y t r In te re s tin '
side« the communal tax of »51*
le rm o n . a n d h a v e to a rc e d a good «Mai
Thousands te s tify that
England's the place, thong'
a b o u t E n o c h aa I t w o u ld n 't h u r t as to
S co tt'» E m tih io n rids the
im tta te . t h e r e ’» o n e th in g m ore to ha where you want to go. That's th
' lo n e . T h e le a s t y ou can do a fo re you
system of poioonoue acid
gre at free Iradc land and you cat
' c le a r» o u t o f t h ls y e r b u ild in g 1» to pog-
go auywla-i f ua«l every where’ unr
by enriching the impover­
j {'.« lee to th e p a rso n a n d s a y - good b y .”
sell to nnyhody and everybod; and
ished blocd, and its con­
i
W h a t to u ch ed t h e c o n g f «uuc m o re
ni'V«‘r p -y a ponijy. They arc ao
k e e a ly t h a n ’O ld M a n ’s” s tin g in g s co re
centrated nourishment is
• w r s th e fa c t th a t R e v . E llp h a is t ha d s o t free over there that, by Jove, you
converted in to red blood
u tte re d o n e w o rd o f reproe<-h. l i e la id
ilraoat feel like asking the conn
corpuscles w h ic h d riv e
h ie t r e m b lin g h a n d s o n th e hesula o f th a
try to pay you a few himdred n
c
h
ild
r
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n
,
b
tta
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th
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m
,
said
a
fe
w
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in
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ly
out rheumaii^-u
»■ear just becaaae yon are there.*
w o rd s to th e o ld e r m em bers o f his flo c k ,
lm x e iliA t e ly fro n te d tb s puto
investigates com]
advantages.
IAM t C w H mill d!<r»ct «orlde and exhibit a sample L e ta r i Model
Itsngvr*' tacyclc (urnlvhod by o a Our w m ua vary whore are maklag
bicycle. Wo thly to anyone anywhere In thn V
«-"»{li,*.7"i*2“ ?
in advance, r'>MiA««rt>. a n d a lio » TEN DAYS’ r« B B T S M k d a rin g
which lio n you may rid« the btcyelo and put It to any t « t you wUh.
If you are then not perfectly aatUflrd or do not wish to hoop too
bicycle ship it hack lo n s a t o n r r x t e in s o m id r e i «•«!/•» R mu m oo * .
FACTORY P R I C a a W
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actual factory ctwt. You sa v ell» to S2S middlemen's proflta by bay-
ita
WteA* b y o a r C b la a < o
IMgethorii Punctere-Prasi » A U
SsH-kMlisgTires
irel'ArSVJOt«
I . T u l l . — O I * M » rill o « l I . ) t h . *1 , owl
tro d lh<xisaiidpiilr»K iid la>t yi r.
DfyygVTWJMy M ade In all alzi
v m t ' l i v n s , s liv e ly a n d e a s y J K S
v e ry doraW e a n d lin e d inside w lih l £*S iM 3B !B
a l q u a lity o f ru b b e r, w hich n ev er bo-
_
p o r o n a a n d which do«-» no a m a ll^ ^ ^ ™
ree without a l l o w i n g t h e a ir t o e s c a p e ,
venundreds o f letters from aatlsflrd customers
•that their ttraekavnoi'iy l«>en|.iiinped»»oaee
e In a W hole eeeeres. T h e y weigh n o m o re than
Inary tire, thepuncSurereaUtlngqnalltlea being
by several layers of thia, specially p re p a re d
.Hi ramartuab;« tir» off«r. ‘
,
N o tic e to C red ito r» .
.n passing
■Mwing use of . liquor,
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an I evaroomaa that unpleasant ; N o tic e is h e r e b y g iv e n b y th e a n d e r -
•« being osm p elM to go often , | R n c<1, a d m in i s t r a t o r o f t h e « iita te of
’
I«- F . J o h n s o n , t o t h e « s re llto rs o f, a n d
»night. T h e mild and lha axtrw “
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,
arise! o i S w a m p - R o a t la aoan
a ll p e rs o n s h a v in g c la im s n g n in s t
It s tan d i «ha highasl fo r Its w o n-
rea of tho most distressing easaa.
d eceased, to f ile th e m w i t h th e nee.es
fc, r y v o u r h e r s , w i t h in s is ill n th e fr o m
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have a sample bottle of thia
I
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discovery
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n o tii-e , a t in y r e s id e n c e on F.lk n i v e r ,
ln O “ r r y V o o m y , O r e g o n , m y P o e t O f -
f^ T i j i r
th a t t a
l l «
f l e
H re a h g iM S ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ B ^
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th e t
e
RaMa»n?N. Y. When wrtlhig inaae l
isgM a greatoMaadw lathlapapas, t
s d d r e s , T o r t O r fo r d , O r e g o n .
D a t e o f f ir s t p u b lic a t io n , J u ly to, ISIS.
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¡v alli! M le rb a tere a p -
n a i he • orth w o n t/
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Inii Istrstor of the Eatota of
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it is especially valuable
to aged people.
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w h e re . Bo d id K le e goam ce. b u t n o t to
th e s am e d ire c tio n .
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