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• ✓ THE TRIBUNE. WKDN EHDAT OCT. 8. 1«13, Published Every Wednesday, by X Z u X . “ i 5 * " ’ W e,llh - U’ b'“ ‘he“ “ * - » ¡ p a l a t e he b u t . U u tv .r .ity manager« .m e n law m ailing au J Liw #o I rendU“ h’“1 »>*■ purposes, launched by people who are opposed [ (J .., . . . . L ,ed u eatio„| Them people, in their who ^ iu, n Il T an xiety to get their b a n d , on J Wb* d~ H U H h e oppoe.Uoo o f P ro,- I-ouis 4 j y pn nio a itoarotv oo toft Dtuer A o v sm a i» « R at «» KaaeonaLcg. -n ary’p. Got «uajorily, m ajority, and and thia thia wua wua not not accom accom the iuo,'r"lT .1V k K *'Wply the nnoiey luck pltabed by enem ies, but by frienda H . C. W h itn ey, Thom as F. Rryan o f eduoation. Frienda o f education and the late .Mr. Widener were col in the very beet sense o f the term lege men when they brazenly ,to le , — friend« of our Common School», ______“ »«»‘Iplied Uliiliou* fiom the people, wherm 95 per cent o f our children m ust gel ail the aehnoling they m ay 01 ' urk “ • “ 'p u tetin g traotinu Pres. C. W. Z umwalt , V. Pr«« O B ’’ T’ O l i * ! ’ O l i F ’ O K l p Does This Picture Bring Picssant Recoliectious ? • » » hope to he favored with, did it l““ ‘ Uirg 10 lllMl ®HJT. T hey bonded Dr. Leach, the Sociaiiat editor “ Ith their little ballot«. I *ieir Dues for more than their value, who waa ruo out o f R „ ,d o u amoe And now cornea tSe P o r l t e n i ' •r“ “’ T ^ ’ r b° " d ’ #le8 *“ tim e ago and who waa recently Journal and «aya they are opposed 1 “ X C n °f palled hack to Coos county to le .li to ,,h ig h ei” education wliq hamt the goi . .. /**'*? n'ore w ,|ich waa " . . . . . j.,,,, ..... And not . a t i a h X . u oU,r‘“ia ,‘ °*n to LiWn s»f It a. I ' a speech in the e town o f Daodoo w iu ere m uiuuing .„ .I ... orphans, coiners no in c clu d in g widows widow« test » eek before leavin g no h ie r e . ! ’ * ‘b ' ’ lo a p ,t a liL bUing at «nd th i turn, to Portland. Mr. U a c b w a, P ” ‘-W ”“r uon Watt; fur , t waa thev who ? " V te tp p r r g u iu hie remark«,co«., 0“ M‘ « b on d ,, an d it waa th e y ' w"o" new flning hi.uwelt m ostly to S o c ia iia t! ’ j that W hitney, K ry.,, A Co. “ad propaganda and d en yin g that be M ooey •‘P*’«»1 ° « education leaaeoa paid liberal divideoda on ih ’ W«a in auv wav an I tv iv , the a " " ’u" 1 lh a l haa to be e x p e n d e d ' . , Us ° n the out- ? y 1,1 oo penal in«liluii„na. The more " “* *U’uk 0,11 i,{ tbftir capital com enting the wc sp s',,end fo.*ihe W cum m men hog on hie h i- remarks the, en d on building's building« fo. the äui'tZ «tab, Pf'M Pr,M !eB‘,g « <>f ' the «ale o f the bond. pandeji had no com plaint , u n iverjity ili* '" ••“ » “ Recorder rwcoruer nad university Uiq |e<a |e -s we «re ure lik ely e ly to tc Ílhl8 10 b<»**ax« further offerings '-■»end on penitentiaries noor sh uns And , 8 to make, further than to accuse th e ‘‘^I’end °U pen ÿen lig n es and poor »hart« pr. of of gross groo« exaggeration, and to; Íexplained that bond,, in th e" even t 1 pr. exaggeration, and A college education »tiroutetea !o F T l ’, ? , ! 7 “ ‘ W "'” prove thia quoted the speaker m e n t a l procea,ea. Jt accentuates ' b“ "k n ,P'cT- m ust be paid ae aaying that capital reaped four (lie im pulse for higher thinking. It aMetB ,U!tl— 8t'»ck, never. And thia fffiha o f the result o f labor. I f Dr. retrieve, the brain from mental ,B wl*at happened. Tile traction ‘ ‘ract.on peach never depured further from stagnation. It elevate, the m ind lines run down to mere rattle traps, the straight und narrow path o f ye , loue and broadens the — vision. • — ••• weut into the bands of a receiver W ctty than he did when he made L I , JilBr«i:y “ »d crim e go hand in and were «old, the bonds paid with napp , E . J . E o ju s y , C a s h ie r , HAliUY T . HTJtWART. . <175,000 rake off prove too much. evulnr Jeroiue, another College mau. waa indicted and later convicted o f A t the last genera) election a Refer the the Ne SUBSCRIPTION tlATKb. ^enduro again«! the U n iversity oral» v , theft , - o f <00,000 from .......... .. A , rw O ^ S K h U M ou X .....................»!.?•; o f that year carried by over 5(.‘üü0 York L ife G m f l « ^ . «»<1 a p e ,I Couipauy, and -c «scaped Üueüopy ThraeMontha. . K is the ^inrie to enjoy afsin those happy day« •pent in field shooting. You can be sure of getting your share of . the birds if you use one of loo aaliablo loads such as n i ' i <ti OUPONT. B A L L IS T IT E . ’ ’ G°ing Duck Shooting? NO BANK W ILL H A N D LE Now is the timel 1 W e have them all. and every other item o f sp ortu n en a eq u ip - ‘«HU • OREGON win Abate good. The beat loada lor duck «L^gt- ing aro Langlois H ardw are Store * BÄLUSTITE Smokeless Powder W e h a v e anything yeas i need for the trip. H ardw are o f all Kind. Cheever & Bowman Cheever & Bowman I I^ u u tflo iM , O r . PORT ORFORD YCUR BUSINESS BETTER WATotrnoor SCHULTZE •'EMPIRE lf YOUR BANKING BUSINESS SOLICITED Z .H n |rlo lt*, O r . M a c h ln e r y & M o w in g M a c h in e s . K x tr a s fp i D a ir y in g ; O s b o r n e M ilw a u k e e M a c h in e r y . The following space has been bought Last week Attorney Joh n Dawson not and paid for by the Socialists of Curry declared that ice, being a public M hinglou hacked od from the brutalities and crueUica o f the crim-11 W"r,,‘ tbe of « cent on county: - .......... the u tility , should be controlled by the P»*P- inal. The educated man ---- -W «.»»-. « aaaeeu w||,(j with traiu dollar. I bus were widow« and o f. — — ...... P a in t s , O ils & S t u m p i n g P o w d e r ---------------------— C'l brain sees other and better ways phana and men o f sm all m enus mb ( State. Last m onth a hill favorably Socialism. j eonsideied by a com m ittee o f con “ The roed dialrict near tl)e Ohetoo ■ mi' l‘ *|)g a living than in the dev- Ded of llieira ll. rieer in Corry county w ill vote on ’r* l ‘6‘’ ° f F in e lin e o f G u n s, B a s e b a ll p a r a Socialism w ill destroy tfie iu cea gress, provided for the governm ent W hiluey died later o n « „ d the the propo.itiuo to expend <35,000 ‘ railroad to A laska, and for p h e r n a lia , a n d o t h e r S p o r t i n g the T he editor of the Journal must ®lluru,1B* vied * ' ‘h each other in live—o f the louu shark. for a yement bridge across Chetoo „ . Socialism w ill abolish the land ( governm ent ownership and lease G o o d s k e p t In S t o c k . ..jv e been out when the “ pr«g, j ' u ,'l'’u,BconiPli,” i,n l» to hi» uieniorv rt»er. The election i. to be held 1 ’ ° U‘ *en ‘he operution o f coal mines. A ll these lord. ,el<1 »geut” of the U n iversity bunded in ' for h “ hu,i l,eun a ,iber“ ' R 'n m during the month o f October. I t i „ , „ L Socialism will restore the home. things have happened in the last D o o r s a n d W i n d o w s i n v a r ie t v L ’ qU ,,te,t . _ «*IM from tb i. distance that the « , * 5 In lhe . and had left an estate worth <80 Socialism will p u t love above fi thirty days. OOt'.OOQ. c o n s t a n t ly k e p t o n h a n d . p*»plB there are going u»au added P *“ * t e,’',d u «d” °» <* the I f y o u were a Socialist, w ouldn’t A nd it waa W h itn ey who rigged nanclal conaideralions. expense and out of their way to use! f ’ ‘‘T"1 “ re “ ,,,iUrd “ nd ridte- Socialism will establish eq u ality Jou h unt a cool sh ad y spot between -----------. . . . . . . . < ul,,u» «nd hia itnplicaUona a illy , ¡n- the m arket for Grover C leveland to P ip e F it t i n g s , P lu m b i n g a n d T i n S m aterial that lends to advertise two buildings where the air poured of opportunity. d e a n more than a m illion dollars M.rnuch as he draws the lin e be another state. There ere an y num w o r k o f a ll k in d s d o n e o n s h o r t Socialism will give the children through and sit down in a kitchen W idener weut down on the T i ber o f wooden bridges stan d in g to tween « •■College” training and illit- n o t ic e . chair and ch uckle and chuckle » chance. d ay that were built nearly a h alf eracy and crim in a lity . A nd, final tanic, und m oney jg now being chuckle? Socialism w ill reward the In ly , he does nut ouiit to specify that raised for an im m ense marble shaft lh e really interesting part o f the century ago. Covered bridges last veil tor. the college m an has olher way« to » life tim e, ao what ia the use of in- com m em orative o f his incom parable situation is that about h a lf of tin Socialism will d evelop art. achieve a liv in g ‘‘than in the devious virtues w hile on earth. yeating m oney in cement that com es Socialism will* protect the good, A m erican S ocialist platform tot paths and crooked walka o f crim iu L »an glois, O r. fro in another state when there ia so E. H . G ary and J. p . Morgan the beuutiful «nA the true. l» 0 4 ¡« now on tbe sU lu te books aJ ily l” much white cedar to he had. I f rigged the gam e to sob the owners o f one third of the suites, and much suitable material could not be b a d ,' . ^ et ug *°<>k *n,<> l,dg claim intel- o f the T ennessee Goal and Iron of it is in the platl'orins of at least Uncle Sam, Coal M in e r. for instance were Curry a prairie’ l,g®n ‘1y sn d w ll{> «•> o p |n m ind, C om pany is alap a college muii, und tw o of the great parties. Stete, then cem ent would be the dBVuld of all prejudice. w hom , but for tbe fact that he aud The Socialists are gettttrg too con- Uncfe Sara runs a coal mine. It logical mnterial-r-but in Oiegon, t , „ J P • M organ, G eo. F. Baker, such us he, have control o f the , servative for th is country. is located a t W illiston , N. D. A W illiam Rockefeller, L. C. Ledyard, law and the Courts would now he ! perer.”. Y ep, we Socialists do chuckle, representative of the C incinnati Robert W . T aft, T. D eW itt Cuyler’ serving time for his crimes o f ex But we chuckle most over the way Post has l>een exam in in g into the We republish the foregoing fFOIJ, al1 lsge m en, are charged [ the p olitician s are fallin g in to our till »H college «rech arged by the' the tu ition in plundering the world for m ine and m ining con d ition s there » rtoent issue of th e Coos Bay Har In ler s , “ lB Commerce Commission interests and d ivid en d s on more trop and th in k they are heading us makes the follow ing observations, b?r a« being of particular interest who** w port has just been pub than live m illion dollars pure water off when they are o n ly being tolled (Successor to N /C . Nielsen.) among others: to the voters o f Curry county «t , l,<d,‘*d with high crim es and m isde in the capitalization of his United into positions that after aw hile < U ncle Sam is m ining lign ite coal this lime. The question o f whether ,Ut“norM *<> their actions as Directors S tates Steel Corporation. I w ill show they are fully caught. cheaper than private corporations. lhe county sh all build N ot a ll college men acquire great H e is paying miners more money | Wc understand that state capitalism - , • wood or of the New Y ork. New H aven and j H artfoid Railroad, thia in addition Concrete bridge across the Chetco i w ealtli, liecause, first, there is not,1'ban private corporatidns are. H e must precede Socialism . Therefore, mere is n o t , man private corporatidns are. H e i river w ill be decided bv the voteia i to a prior report Io the effect that enough ........ we chuckle to •.» go round, > — and second, , ’ U when 7 we see the politi- »«»w r^-vvil VS | ¡s making better use o f the coal .h a t Pegt m onth. There ia m uch tru th ' said road had been w an ton ly pil thousands o f men and women turn h ed igs. The m inehua n oexn lo«iv« I ,n < 0VBr‘hem selves seek- h ed igs. The mine has no exp losive in ffbat the Harbor man as.vs, ' fered o f its resources in the eff >rt ed. out by our colleges, have been in g t o a d o p t state cap italism , as I gases, coal dust or fire dam p, and that is, that a oovered wooden bridge to own and control com petitive too h on est to abdicate their oon- outlined in part by Mr. W hite. hie mine ia weil tim bered. More will test a lifetim e, and that We agencies including water transpor aciences in the quest of Mammon. W e chuckle all the more when Mr. over, it ia a double entry m ine, so have all lhe m aterial at hom e to ! tation between New York and Port W hite and others like him talk as T he Portland Journal ou gh t to that the choking up o f on e passage build such a construction. And land, Maine. though they were sp o ilin g the So apologize for having put 95 per would leave another way o f escape. - cialist m y'p m S a’e Ä p ’^ L ' u every steam er. then there is another aide of the 5 trade iu theH ne7,f #t0Ck ° f eVBD “ .ing required Il ill —sw | Poor President --- M ellen , who w||M was WHS cent o f our people in lin e for the Uncle Sam gets more efficiency out cialist agitation by granting our de- tr irion.ln rf-L q eat,«,, that should be taken into removed, was not a college pen iten tiary, sin ce fu ll (hat ner o flig n ite c pen iten tiary, sin ce fu ll (hat per o f lignite coal than an ybody e l s e c a n n o t G R O C E R IE S and P R O V IS IO N S , b i X , 7 T ’ ? d u “ t i * lhepO8''i' l‘‘a ', ’ b | l “ W,n' ib le’ hofl‘ 8t >»•», cen t can never hope to be college has has ever ever do done. U n cleS am em p loys L t h L La " h“ SoC,“ li’ ,n is bu li in tha C ° ? y L“gOat” “ ” d indiC ,td’ ,Den- Tliey are kept poor purify I ‘Hree sh ifts of men, working e ig h t !, 2 ‘!° n*Ple‘e end ml - mq . B O O TS and S H O E built n the not very d istan t future | - though he had protested a g a in s t b y paying taxes to enable 5 „ef hours a da) day each. The men ha ve ! ln J u2 rX CA ^ a l'*Ld ° minat,Oa M E N S and BOYS, C L O T H IN G , T h . flm : • . ------------ '.k . ----- e — — again«!, oy p « ,,„ g taxes to enable 5 per i “ PUrCb"W o f “ ’ropeling D olly cent, m ostly heirs of the rich to en- -m o .. ueriaiuiy drawing near- ■ 1,0 purouase ot com peting I governm ent protection and service for o f ? “ ?d ‘ 'e ,‘libgt,‘aUon ‘Here r the er when with Federal aid, or other ' Imes Hoes at o y that that privilege and J*-.* s t fabulous fabulous figures, fiirures. and and had h .d j it>V n»!«/;ia»an«a___I i ' H A « n W A . S . O « A N „ B . „ d ; X ,X . ‘,R 1‘8 S ? O O D 8 ’ in case they should b i injured. dnairi i * ? dom ,n allon und «“ > ¡0- distinction. wise, a hardfdterfcued ro«d w ill be | «P«*teH y pointed out the illegality ! I.analois Or The m ine was developed on gov ;n o i em ocracy. 1 hey seem - Ponstrqcted Pacific coast, l*king over o f the said water ___________ I — nt land ,n ot der to aid T h e ! X o 7 7 U,ndr “ nd ‘h8‘ •nd this roavl W ill pay no attem ion j But in the ligh t o f the results C A N D Y , N U T 8 . n J N O T IO n T * “ 3 ' TO B‘ 0 C 0 ’ W n i 5 reclamation service, and the coal is o, ilion b l° f W , t h lh,g I,r°* • L» our present road with the result ° r the >«ter Investigation ju st made i b.ur,ledi0gre8lBO VUrn‘n en lB n « ineg co n rseth ey « 7 AndPX u l7 lh e that mont of bridges now ¡n use Mr- M yllen ou gh t to be re that pum p Missouri river water know tbai h And they do not ~ » .iir » .p .i. . w ill be «lisqard^l. Under these h iv ed a ll blame, and with General Merchandise Store w « « ™ * 'e people t0 t i . ^ X t h l T I i ? lh e con d ition s ikd io te r s o f Curry «pologfe».® < » 1 d iggin g from 80 to 90 tons a day, S . 8t ‘be Pr° ’ ORDERS TAKEN k()K ANY ARTICLE NOT STOCK. should hevttaig before w ard in g i It is dgaplosed tfiat the Morgan sets agates in any style or which costs the govern m en t <1.50 t|le politician rei*k B* ay fr° m t h .i , K*| 3 ’ ’ < w - ° 1« .MtMosed thnt the Morgan mounting desired at once . hen h « llo » Y tavor of a <35,000 crowd of i.abitHally a ton. This is considerably less h . , / l#m Ped“ in ‘° POOprpte-bridge jteross Chetco. Only first class work done. m ilked the road in tbe way of oom than it would cost if bought in the Chuckte? V tO n’ ,,,on w ealth - m fssio n sa n d -u n d erw ritin g ” charges C U R R E N T T O P IC S o f miliioffk Of doffate. It was a ls o 1 W A T C H R E PA IR IN G t union wages to the miners. Uncle —___ ____ discovered that J . p. Morgan & ^o. Watches skillfully repaired Sam furnishes bunks free to workers, T h e C a p it a lis t H a s F a il e d , B y J H C iton I h‘ d “ wriUen contract lor in our fully equipped Repair * kept in good condition, free bath I .- v .... D epartm ent-No Delays. k i a Jack JsOndon in licvolutinn , Inriher services to the road callin g houHei,, and rung a boarding houpe T*h^ i* a i iXIltor T kib C sk : lor <1,330,0001 In the face o f • ■ « . « . » l . c o . l 25 c . „ , . A ll the years while a R epublican Bha rP cri‘*c i»m, tbe younger Morgan each, that are good, clean and failed. And not on ly has it failed H A N D E N G R AVIN G - laiieu Obngrass kept « tariff OD j ule bags ’ *•'* “ oved lo cancel this unholy wholesome. This is not Socialism , in ” its m anagem ent, hut it has failed We are the only Jewelers the Oregonian stood ready and anx gr''"- in Randon that can do this Hut it is a beginning that proves deplorably, ignobly, horribly. The capitalist c l,« , had an oppJrtunR y I style of Engraving. Insist tous to get up ut hour of m id n igh t There is m uch bislory connected in ' what Uncle Sam can do even under such as was vouchsafed no p r e v io .J on the best. and b u m its shirt to make a lig h t JreCB,,t years with this New Haven cap italist dom ination. W hat he ruling class ,n the history o f th e. to defeiid that same tariff, but now • road m anagem ent. A few y tars does on a sm all scale he can d o on 7 >.h d ‘ iV rr° k.e *‘ Way fro,n U,e ru,e 1 i * t “ D‘’njOcrift'u Congress has in hack and w hile Roosevelt, a l.o a • bigger scale for all; for it w ill be of the old feudal aristocracy and I eluded in its general revisions a tax , college mau, was yet in office, Mass noticed that be is un itin g in interest made modern society, n mustered i on ju te hag« less than oue third the achu«stts people raised a ’ howl and even m operation tbe m ining, m atter, organized the machinery of w it h j life, and made possible a wonderful •is« h a t ! j “«""ist raids on their •is« o of f the old im p osition , t that “««‘list Morgan’s raid« m anufacturing and farm ing indue era for m ankind, wherin no creature sper rails at Chamberlain and j D olley line« and his strangle hold E. H. BOYLE. Mgr. Phone No. fila tries. should cry aloud because it had not su e for perm itting any tax what 1.......* ------------- -- ’ 1 ---7 •«•— rr UiU on the steam ship line, whereupon enough to eat, and wherein for ever qn a prim e necesaity lik e ju te action wa« brought under the Sber every child there would be oppor WANTED -A good homestead or re The Chuckling Socialist. hags, a prime necessity o f the grain man IgW« hut Mr. Rooaevelt was in linquishment in Curry County. Not tu n n y for education, for intellectual and spiritual uplift. M alter •n d sheep farmers of the xNorthwesi I duced lo order his Attorney General over 15 miles from the ocean or bay. W illiam Allen W hile, the K an m astered, and the m achinery ,,f A nd the Oregonian in this.aeem a lo io strik e ou t o f the com plaint all J. A. SMITH, fe organized, all this was possible 891 E. Caruthers St., Portland, Or. sas progressive, writing in the G a bava abandoned i u aforetime d e reference lo the water line, ahd later Here was the ohanoe. G od-given ie t te of Emporia, say«: fense o f Presi.lent M cK inley’« «. on the case was dism issed. n’ Kanraa City, Kan., voted to con • nd the capitalist class f»ife(| sum ption that “ the foreigner pay. W . H . M E K E D IT H was blind and greedy. I, prattle,) I b e reason that our fieiiiteutiaries electric plant, plant. sw eet Kleals th e ta x .’’ id eals and dear moralities , struct - - - a m unicipiy e.ev-.nc ATTUKJiMY and COUNSELLOR . teslerd ay Judge Hook o f tbe feder ! rubbed its eves not once, nor ceased contain so few college men is be ¡" J “ a m i l l i . ! ih . „ „ „ ,„ d u , com iug more and more obvious to •1 circuit court approved « p |«D ! ° ne w,‘it in its greediness, and AT LAW i w . re. d „ m W a - r . I . i I lo<*k i'1g to Ihe municipal ow nership i ’ '"8"?'11 d ° 7 ‘ “ A llure as t r« Their stolen wadd v bmox K w u. w . Cheever a Bowman, I r AMES S, JOHNSTON > ^ ' P o r t O rford, O r . - ^ N E W GOODS P , (t,M Boyle Co J Jewelry ly VU. Bandon, Ore. ‘ntoir*igal^ cauaig- Jikge toen Call and examine goods and get prices. JOHN R, BILLER. ' general merchant , Port Orford, Orewon- Boyle Jewelry Co. Bandon, Ore. Has opened a new Store, NEW GOODS, r Always , Remember the Fuff Name L a x a t iv e g r o m o A u in in e CnresaCsldu One Day, Grip in Two. ««»VB(, „ ® <v-< t » c a B ob . 25 c .