The Port Orford tribune., October 16, 1913, Image 2

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THE 1'ttlBUXE.
i conditions nearer home, Diggs and i
, Csmiiielti a n both collage men y e t:
are both of them under sentence for I
W E D N E S D A Y OCT. 1«, W tl,
one of the most unspeakable a rimes
against l a * and social decency,
Published E very Wednesday, by
t h a t c um ber the reoorde of onr
HARDY T . STKW ART.
; Courts. Olaf Tveitmoe n o * out of
f ^ tovs 11 . is» 11 i i in i ■ a Federal penitentiary on bail, is a
»UK8CK1PT1O N R A TES,
college roan.
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Louia K hait , Pre».
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To be torn off by Chairman
O F F IC IA . I
50 « e subject is not of my choosing.
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K. J, LOWRY, C all»«, ,
B A N K
O F
F O R T
O H F O H n
B JL U X X X T
YOUR BANKING BUSINESS SOLICITED
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BOLD BEACH PRECIXCT, GURRY COU H ÏÏ, DREBOH, HBVEMBER 4th, N13.
The editorial in lha
Journal
which I commented upon last week,
< T e e e r in ia n a a a ie s a s a r e * r e a p fr I
]S h o « > ta « ‘l» U lo w hich ( « t o k - j
and which I have reason to suspect
f scr ta u o h i> e eiii
’
: was written in England, was redo-
1 lent of insult to every laboring man,
Aovsimsies Karis RsAsoeaSts.
. . „ j farmer, mechanic and small husi- Mark X batweea tha m l ir and Iks asma sf sack aaswtr valed fe».
NO BANK WILL HANDLE
PORT ORFORD
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7"7 ”7
Ti
i — i ne“ ,Jn«n *° *he State, few of whoa
The dale when registration closes ; , ,
REFERENDUM ORDERED BY F T
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i .7
. .k
indeed have passed the portals of
YCUR B U 8IN E 88 BETTER
for the coming election on tbs 4th
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,
,
I anv one of onr colleges. Yet it is
of November, lias been causing con- .
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S T A T E U N I V E R S I T Y H D I I . n i w n R R P A I H m V T W W A * > R t n g > i r a » W m <m a
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a-
k Idhese classes who are taxed , r «r in
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Slderablediscu'MOn. County tie rs
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muuK>niy ox n r . n . j . rarxison, mb
o f M r. J. B. Craih, No. 491 Worcester Building, Port-
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and year out to keep our college»
Secretary,
Oregon
Higher
Educational
Institutions
B
et­
Watson, of Coos, held that it closed
Mod, O re g o n .-Its purpose ia to provide a District A t ­
one '“high rOad,” that are »iqieaiod
term ent League. No. 40», Oregonian Building, Portland,
torney fo r each county in the State, and to fix their sal­
o a th fe jth of this' flamub— ihivav
O re g o n .-Its purpose is to provide funds for repairs and
to to defeat the pending Itvfrreed urn,
aries in lieu o f tha present system o f haring a District.
days prior to the ejection, but the
additions to the State University Buildings, as follows:
A ttorney for several counties, clothed w ith authority to
And I might have mentioned in
County clerk of Curry holds that
L ib rary Building, th irty thousand dollars; Engineering
appoint deputies for other counties.
a
more
proper
couneetioe,
(iHst.tMIt
Building,
fifteen
thousand
dollars;
Deady
H
ail,
tan
registration is permissible, until
V o te Y E S o r N O
, thynsand dollars; heating plant, ton thousand dollars.
the IStli of the month— fifteen (lays for an other wise inexcusable «rood
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stand
play
Prosecutor
McNab,
306
V o lo Y E S o r N O
Yes.
prior to the ejection. The election
laws state that registration is open Diggs and Cammetti would have aoo
Yda,-
907
No.
until within thirty Jays of a regular rnetped trial] and (he Federal Court
N o /"
901
W O R K M E N ’S C O M P E N S A T I O N A C T - R e f e r r e d
election and fifteen days of a special of Appeals may yet flud a way to
by authority o f W ilfre d E. Farrell, No. 623 Lumberman's
election, and from this it would set them free. Aiid the U. 8. A tty.
U N IV E R SIT Y O P O R EG O N N E W B U IL D IN G
Building, Portland. Oregon.—The purpose of this meas­
seem that the position of Couuty General whir held up the cuaes is a
A P P R O P R IA T IO N — Referred by authority o f M r.
ure is to create a State Industrial Accident Commission
college
man
of
college
men.
Clerk Stannard is right, and that
rmoN of tm noni.
Ì
OREGON
wu rn
Langlois Hardware
Store
by
H.
J.
Parkison, as Secretary, Oregon Higher Education­
Hardware of all Kinds
composed o f three Commissioners, to provide a fund for
al Institutions Betterm ent League, No. 40» Oregonian
And while on the subject of col,
the compensation o f injured workmen employed in haz­
Building, Portland, Oregon.—Its purpose is to provide
lege men I may be pardoned for a
ardous occupations, to be raised partly by the State,
funds to construct, equip and furnish a modem fire-proof
p artly by employers snd partly by employees, the Com­
glance at the moral attitude of very
administration and class-room building, and to extend
mission to determine the amount under the act to be
numerous college men in the mak
the heating plant to the same. The amount appropriat­
paid any person or persons on account o f any inju ry re­
ing. BruUl hazings constitute i
ed therefor is one hundred thousand dollars (»100,000).
ceived in the course o f his employment.
popular pastime, and I shall con
V o te Y E S o r N O
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V o te Y E S o r N O
floe myself to the consideration only J(12
Y im .
308
■ Yes.
On the 4th of next month the Of very recent exhibitions in t h i s __
No.
309
No.
people of the state of Oregun w ill line. Cadet 8utton, of Portland, 90S
a
young
man
of
great
promise,
was
be called upon to decide whether or
H T K K I L I Z A T I O ' N A C T —Referred by authority of
pot the Sterilisation Act shall be actually h«»ed tu his death at the
Mrs. Lora C. L ittle, as Vice-President Anti-Sterilization
pome a law in thia stale. Thia aut Annapolis Naval Academy. And
League, No. 7110 48rd Avenue, Portland, Oregon.—Its
purpose is to authorize the State Board o f Health to or­
is characterised by many as a return his mother, a woman of fine culture
der such surgical operations as the Board shall adjudge,
to barbarism, snd a law whose en­ and great courage, spent a small
to be performed upon habitual criminals, moral degen­
fortune in the quest of proof of the
forcement would bring about more
erates and sexual perverts, both male and female, and
falsehood of the alleged suicide of
harm than good. On the other
defining who shall be considered as such, the same being
hand, the friends of the act claim her sou. Tills she succeeded in ac­
persons confined in some State institution.
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complishing irr the face of great ob­
that it would materially aid in-giv­
V p te Y E S o r N O
ing to posterity a clean bill of health, stacles thrown in her way by the 1904
Yes.
and that it would uplift the morals authorities of the college, and she
No.
of the commonwealth by restricting never would have succeeded i n i SOS
the birth of degeneratos and habit­ breuebiug the barriers adroitly rear- i —
ed to impede her in her researches for j
tí
ual criminals. A"d undoubtedly a
COUNTY
truth, if she had not been a memlier
law wieely drawn up »nd judicious
COUNTV B R ID G E ACROSS CHETCO R IV E R
ly carried out along this line would of a Church (Catholic) which, upon
—Shall the County Court o f Curry County, Oregon,
proper
occasion,does
things.
Bish­
build a concrete bridge across Chetco River, said bridge
result in much good, as statistics 1
to cost not more than »36,000.
V o t* Y E S o r N O
prove that disease and oriminal in- op, Priest and layman united to see
Stinots are often passed by several to it that this strange woman in a 810
Yee.
families from generation to genera­ strange land was given a square
deal.
Upon
the
exhumation
or
the
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No.
tion. Anything within reason that
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would check this hereditary blight body it was discovered that her son
would be a boon to humanity. bail actually been shot in I he lack
profit of ;>eople who now value the
Bandon Aaks Liquor Voto.
Each child that is born into this j of the head by the drunken brutes
Nom» Hit by »Tidal Wave.
In the quest of what they call "fu n I” works at many millions of dollars,
world should have the right to be
C O Q U IL L E , Ore., Oct. 7.— Pe­
W hat Mrs. Button thinks of the and who have the impudence to
Nome, Alaska, Oct. 7.— Nome to
horn with a normal intellect, a
threaten injunctions against (he titions from Bandon asking that a
veracity
of
the
governor
of
that
col­
day lies half wrecked following the
healthy body; free from the des­
farmers of the upper Willamette vote be ordered in the precincts in
effects of a gale that piled water 1(
troying influences of criminal and lege would ja r the types off their
who
proposed to use some of the the town of Bandon on the wet and
and I t feet deep in the streets, tear
insane ancestors. The Sterilisation feel in any attempt to print.
tributary waters for irrigation. dry queation, November 4, have
Ing out half of the busiuew section
Act is one of grave importance, not
W ithin the laat month the dis­
The cormorants claimed all the been presented to the Coos County
of the city and wrecking hundreds
Only to the present generation but patches inform us
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that 18 cadets at
waters for power purposes, and we Court.
of homes.
the ones that follow. I t ia one o f, West Point have been convicted of
weakly submit to the imposition
I l was rumored that petitions
Todsy with the storm almost
the tfiost progressive pieoea of legis- brutal participation in hazing
• x " after we had practically borne the from other cities and towns asking
abated, an inventory shows at
lation ever attempted, and one in ploits. That last week a riot call
expense of the dam that arrests the for the submission of the temper*
least 600 houses were wrecked
which there are poesibilitieaof much , brought polioe to the St. Louia U ni
onward flow of the great river. a nee question would also be pre­
good.
Only one death is reported.* The
versity to subdue a mob of students
[ on a rampage of, drunken violence Tru ly, we are a patient and long sented, but it is not believed they lues w ill run to »1,500,000.
suffering people, who richly deserve
ill be now.
Nome, Alaska, Oct. 8.— Some
i That a student at Purdue U niver­
C U R R E N T T O P IC S ,
our fate. But a glimmer of light
There is a queation about the
sity at Lafayette, Ind. had his neck
progress was made today in the task
occasionally breaks iu which por Court ordering the special election
of reconstructing the wrecked por
broken by ha-ers attempting to
By J II. U pton .
lands better things in store for at Bandon as the l a * provides that
lions of the city. There is a decid­
douse him in a box containing
those of our posterity who shall the question can only be submitted
Editor T b ib i n e :
^.filth y stagnant water and slush.
ed scarcity of supplies, however,
elimax the great fight for Justice in at general elections. Whether the
Touching the olaims of the man
and little real good can be accom­
Very much such an exploit re­ telligently and honestly adminis­
November election la a general or
sgere of our Stale University that sulted in the death of a Jackson
plished until relief arrives from the
tered.
special election as the statute says,
crime and illiteracy go hand in band county student at our own U niver­
outside. I f it is possible to get
in a question that is puszling tbs
and the inlerenoe to be drawn from sity a t Eugene, not so very long ago.
one of the Alaska Steamship Com­
Court
and Deputy District Attorney
S u p re m e C o u rt H «a D e c id e d
this contention that college men
pany boats from Seattlo with sup.
A significant thing in connection
Liijevist.
are not subject to the 4zin,Aa tion»
plies
before the ice begins to form
with the late Latayette tragedy, was.
T h e Q u e a tio n .
which beset the “ onwashed," 1 dt
in Behring sea, and one vessel is
that the oollege management bad
O regon Should
Raise Moro booked to leave and may advance
sire to be heard further on the sub-,
been able to procure a pbyeioan able « Salyw Journal, Sept. 30; The
Livestock.
j« )t, and I will add that a tom e
its sailing date, the suffering of the
» f purju rint himself in a report impression lias gamed ground that
that must be buttressed by sublet?
northerners
will be greatly relieved.
that the yeting rasa had jlied pf hereafter at elections the voter can’?
Portland, Ore., Oct. 14.— "Cattle In response to appeals for aid
fuge is usually a csqse which doe»
sent
heart fa itv e l” B ut upon the ar­ not swear in his vote. The Supremi ’ snd hogs will hold the future hope ¡ out by Mayor Jome assuZanJes hTve
not commend ilsel( to thoughtful
rival of the'father the body wasea» Court has passed upon that quest ’ of the PM»»« « í ¿ I » Northwest,” ' come that everything possible will
people, and ought not.
burned wjien a post mortem din- ion sod held that any auch law is J said Louis W . H ill on his way
be done for the stricken city.
Last week I mentioned only such
closed the fact that death was the ununnatitutional. I t held this on j through this city a few days ago.
‘ The south side of Front street
college men of New York in the result of a broken neck and noth-
two separate occasions, one in the i With the present high prices of has d-suppeared. The sand spit is
Crimes category as J. P. Morgan iug else.
case of \\ hile against the Commit j meat and the ever increasing de-
and a few of his immediate oo-agi
washed away. For two miles close
Now lest it be said that the writer eioneis o f ‘Multnomah Countv in mnnd from all parts of the United
tors, omitting Chauncey M. DePew
to the sea all habitations have gone.
is op|H?sed to “ higher education/!13th Oregon, page 317; and again States, this stale is missing s splen
of Yale, who trains with the Vand
Papers have suspended publication
it may be in point heieto say, tha). m Livesley against Litchfield, a did op|>ortunily when it does not
frb ilt tribes also collegians. I t
' because of the lack of lights and
a part of the little school education Marion Cbunty case in 47th Oregon, produce more beef, pork and mutton. J power.
«
Will be remembered that it was not
that fell his way in the long, long p«ge 248. The substance of these ; At the present time Oregon
has an
so long ago th a tD e Pew wascauglit
Business is paralyzed. There is
ago, was acquired at a college, or, at decisions is that the Legislature | excellent chance to go extensively
with goods to the oheerful tune of
no looting. Most of the messages
the time, a so called "institute.” cannot add to the qualifications ' into the livestock business. T h e : are being handled by wireless The
some three hundred thousand dollars
I t has been the top heavy character required to vote, snything not p re -' cl.mate is well adaoted to it and
cable has been interfered with by
stolen from the Equitable Insurance
ol O regon s e d u c a tio n a l regim e to *cr'bed in the constitution, an<i th a t | this should be the leadin g in d u s try I the tid a l wave
The storm mav
Company of New York, snd that
the practical neglect and stunting • vote, must be allowed to vote of the stale, n»d 1 believe it w ill b e h a v e been
provoked by volcanic
be we a allowed to go unpunished
of nur Common Schools that he has whether be had registered „ r not. within the next few years. I t is a 1 action to the westward
by making restitution; and such
warred against for m ot^ihan fmty 1» •• much better to register, for it fact that the farmers of Oregon are
manner.of escape may account for
years, wherefore he (¿m consistently « » • " you heing a nuisance to your raising more hogs every year, and
the alleged paucity in numbers of
objected to the lavishing of unneces I friends, and compelling them to go { now they should commence to raise
college men doing lime as alleged
W. H. MEREDITH
»•ry
sums upon insulations that ••> considersl.lej inconvenience to more cattle snd sbeep on the small
in behalf of the Slate University by
#5 per cent of our children are b.irr-| «ure your mistake or neglect. Be | ranches, as the day of the
ATTORNEY san COUNSELLOR
big
J"urP«l; I t >«• by i ad tom 'attending,
sides when you register now, you , rsnges is past. A ll kinds of stock
AT LAW
means of " restitution ' that Geo. W . 1
Think of the princely gum of do not have to register again so need alfalfa, and here we have the
Perkin», a H arrani m a n ,, escaped
V E D D E R B U R N , OREGON
»182 per child of eehoul age doled '°ng as you do not change your | lands to produce ibis crop in great
the pen after regular ounviotion oft
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plundering »50,000 from the pnlioy O , H t 1" * I««» August from the t*»'dence or politics. I f you do abundance.
B ill Hanley grows
wnat
h«s been
been c s c l a | ll-
LOST— A gold stick pin with blue
ths New
N.W V
a rk
,W Life
n r- n
.__ 8u" e delK* i ‘ ot ’ >
’« has
- > . " ' ,,,u
b* r. ’?r, J0 y “ « u must register again, i meal animals snd alfalfa in Har-
holders of the
Yo
Com­
ed that "Sacred Trust.” Aud our
that • ney
end is - making money
one set; should ba found in neck tie. I
our T ,'" re '• ««writer - provision,and
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pany with which to swell the Ruoto
The seme was lost between Port Orford j
scli.ml lands are gone, with »200, I ’*
,lM1 d<’ no‘ «’»«««i* your right at a tremendous rata.
Veit oampaign fund in 1904,
lardy voters yet have several days
to register in. W . T W hile Sr.,
who is doing the registering f«»r
Port Orford and S ia n precincts,
gays that he will keep his books open
uutil the l»t|i.
M a c h in e r y & M o w in g M a c h in e s .
E x tr a » f o 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 .
Faints», O il» & S t u m p i n g P o w d e r
E in e l i n e o f G u n » , B a s e b a l l p a r a ­
p h e r n a lia , a n d o th e r S p o r tin g
G o o d » k e p t in S t o 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 it t in g » , P l u m b i n g a n d T i n
w o r k o f a l l k in d » d o n e o n s h o r t
n o t ic e .
Cheever $ Bowman,
J
L a n g lo is , O r.
■W «
AMES S. JOHHSTON
(Succeeeor to N. C. Nielsen.)
g e n e r a l m e r c h a n t
,
P ort Orford, Or.T^^
NEW GOODS,
- G R O C E R IE S and P R O V IS IO N S ,
BOOTS and S H O E
M E N S and BOY8, C L O T H IN G ,
L A D IE S ’ DRESS GOODS,
H A R D W A R E , G R A N IT E and T IN W A R E .
C IG A R S , TOBACCO , P IP E S
C A N D Y , N U T 8 and N O T IO N S .
In fact, a snpply of everything u su ally kept In a w ell stocked
G e n e ral Merchandise Store.
ORDERS
TAK EN kO R
A N Y A R T IC L E N O T / » S T O C K .
, Call and examine goods and get prices.
■iwiwi) rhst i
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JOHN R. MILLER.
GENERAL MERCHANT,
Port Orford, Oreuron«
Has opened a new Store, with
N E W GOODS,
Always Remember the Fall Nciue
L a x a t iv e j^ r o m o Q u in in e
oiaie oeixMit
Cures «Cold in One Day, Crip in Two.
and Langlois, probably near Denmark
last A p ril. A Reward o f »2 w ill be gfo.
en for its return to thia office.
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