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About The Port Orford tribune. (Port Orford, Or.) 1892-19?? | View Entire Issue (Nov. 19, 1913)
THE TRIBJNE. the expense of the University with no expectation of receiving say di rtc l benefit from its operatioo, bat WEONEROAT NOV. 1». tail. also the voters of Lino, Marion, k ...— ' ' ' . . ............. ..... = Clackamas, Washinytoa. YhrebiU. Published Every Wednesday, by Polk end C arry counties whh fave HARDY » , 8TRWÀRT. large negative majorities. Jund «be treat majority by which th e'R efer endure lew wee adopted waa files is SUBSCRIPTION RATES. One Copy One Year .«................$l.to suited by this uncivilised taptrnm . h h i i One Copy Sis M o n t h s . < ‘6 Ona Copy Three Months....... . SS - - , *<ONR BANDON R Anvar-nwae Marea Ha.»aon»«.£«. But no matter ho» dehp the ghoul« buried that “eofflu” 0>e Ref* erendunt remains a liv in g vital remedy against graft. Immediately following the elec tion, President P. L. Campbell of the (Joiveraity broke into- prjnt with a fulsome eorJfyliment So Boaftlioo Latest reports are to tb<- effect that Huerta will resign a , President Bandon Recorder for the o Iho .mlee- *'“<i l,1» I« d i» carrying I of Mexico, and that with |h to victory in tion of bis successor the d lfa k u H r1 * * * » ! ,»« To«»J” And strange, to between I tie Doited States «i. betrayed astounding igdisere i Órli sere Country will be settled. h j printing that oongre Many of the eastern and.southern jtolegritm its Columns s lu r knew that its own town (Rendon) slates were visited with snow storm* and blizxtrda last weak. Milch had gone against' the Uohvehiiry and rbat the strongest opposition die damage wu* done at different point, appropriations met was in “thruthem by the high wind. W hile all this Cooi-I” President Campbell, odghf was going on in the East, in Oregon a wdnn rain was making the grass to have complimented Maffcbti . and North Bend instead of the' fte prow for winter feed for stock. abrder and • Soufltgrfi Coosl” f BIGGEST November 27, 1913 Goods, Clothing and Shoes, I J h a p n n M a a a a ra M o n ,u rri> » p a r > { • k o v . t h e 4 a t . t s « k ic k r u u i »uk-J ’ wrlptloDiarald. Thanksgiving dance I :- A -T T H E . DRY GOODS CO. 7 ~ Fromm’s Hall, P o rt Orford rOOD MUSIC, NICE TIME EVEBTBODf INVITED Louis K napp , Pres. ' &^Jter£ke- bea of out-of-town customers M U è Bed X stay on one week longer, unexcé oportunity for Curry coun le to buy Dry Goods. New Goods ^ o w n to cost; some old Perhaps the purpqre of th? Ore We have again been requested its to Call the attention of ] tare ole to gonian in exeluding frogs the fact that after December 1st, it totora ns the newsnf t old school books can’t lie exchanged the Referendum at, for new oiles. There are a namber protect the toughs i'h.. B igga,rb»gaioa ever offered in Bandon s in Ibis school district who have not in thed V H o .fo r y .U o d o .e ., B as yet made tbs change, sod there ,* lv e a . - - should do so at enne by culling j (hougbtfnl ‘ w-as ai httoj UWOSl O'»’ « ,„ d Shoe.. ’ •»«’ E. J, B A N K O F ; \ C. W. Z um w alt , V. I res L onry , C aatyer. P O R T O R F O H I) YOUR BANKING BUSINESS SOLICITED NO BANK WILL HANDLE in U U d t ie a . Suit, X m X ’ » 7 ^ ' . .X PO R T ORE w B . u i . . t . ' £ - £ — ' TCUR BU8INE88 METTER Dress Good., Silks, o X f n « n X ' OREGON g C I t is boastfully stated that L«lto>lt o ^ T E e m r c h a r f h i C Upon Prof. Robinson, who handles U n ’ ° ^ T° ” 1’ ’ 8 ll“ tinfc Blanket., Comfort.? C ooeU , Ribbon* the new hooka. Under the v la bounty and more especially Kugenfi ’ ----- ---- -------- —W ---aw|»va»m«aj jstfigreuv children who ara not supplied with City gave rousing majoririre for the U ces, Embroidenef, GJfovre», Fnr8) Children’s wear of all kinds. )ext books cannot attend school. " University ' appropriation«, h at thia does not signify that ihaqe , l i e , buy your winter euppliee how M <1 M n moiwp CURRENT TO PI OS, !•' are friends of “ higher education” m to S r f io » 1 . S tl^ -- y , k { any more then the big tieQ tlv^ ma jo rity given in the adjoining oounty B t J H. U ptob . •tty bays the surrounding fields products of tbs soil. Cooperative pf Linn arguee that thane |eoplndn JEdilor T b ir v b k : ,ppd -tatilds cottages which it ranta fru it growers’ associations ___ are enemies of “ higher ettncatlobl” **!• there a Criminal Clare.”— ruuaonabie rates. But thia is dairy asaoetoUoM have mads wwo- T he great social Philosopher Curl Portland Joqtnal. O f ooqrse there Otfl ull. Toronto builds the m il derf’o l progress in the last few yaara. ie. That ie, If the Journal and ita Marx says that grant grouht of mdn to the houses and sells tickets Tbs local aseouiattons are gradnaity University press agent have been I throw principles to the wihda whan M *-rata of six, for tea cents— developing district amoctationt and When Sods lisp»« truthful in their late discussion of their money interests do not lyse than two «ante a ride. The them a a y combine to fide ia a given movemept the subject. I f they may be be S ta g e s b a r. from five to . seven r Thio phase o f 001 I lieved, ‘ illiterates” constitute th at bis “ Kconomio Determinism M n r e p r io f l rqums each and ren t tor $8 a room. brings Mtttuel auMtoasy to the prw - o _r f .u .» . tbbtto. Millions ___ ’’claaa” sad, further, that ail persona Play ground« are provided tor the . Whcers. k*» e baea^eunceArated-_ _ A , T .e*»taa<prepe, in except college men and women ere ’ ehijdran. There k, u steam beating The Rochdale 00 operative idea Eugene City mostly for the to o p a g l? i,k b*F0 Bn «ud#od tj»u, »fruggle ’’Jlliterate." -i - ,. ... Plant to supply a li th e houses’ ’ i r being Carried torwsrii by the con- beuefil of its local people and Ibceuti’f.jia ’hh» »*11 no longer "annoy. The Toronto experiment is nee oir T B ut the Journal wreindlreyret i . ■ somers for the very name reason. M a r x *n s is i» ih *i, * »t«te of Security, where all this side of the water, but Qertnan Cerf «In municipalities are esUb following that momentous question under capitalist regime men srs * * 11 be banlahad and where ; «ttjes have develo|>ed their own ,Tii With a quarter of a dis-enstuu by iishing e system of trade betws cousciously or unoonecionsly mqred hajjpineaa w ill beoome a possibility M illionaire Osborne, who lately »nburhs for years, and build houses re"“— « ’» vsuorne, wno lately M urinetoUa n /r .ín ..l~ — far«!!. both prodooera 2 Ï T ’ ."‘" » “ ' I í ! f<F Workman. Jg alao leases land to M unicipal markets present to A state of Abundance, nhure Auburn, M. T . Penitentiary. R e p arata builders, who must agree to another phase o f no operation la tha . they deem their materfai . . “‘ S T P° r " IJr for W b q ild th e k “did lim a” for the purpose a t study* immediate or rtmote, sail this the hqild the kind of bourne the mty problem of distribution. and where elnms, ruga nod misery 1 . ^ 1 ^ log wen and the tqanner of the lrtr observations of ewe». -.« « w ilf not he tcaad. t 1 * «wmes. Wa oan view all every naan leaph treatment in that institution. Just phenomena with complacency « . A ?***•, ^ wl>ere crime« him is true. . * ' ■ before he quit he got a term in “Sol- •uch development w ill eventually Both Myrtle Point precincts gayg born of a vipiqaa system w ill be an D iv id e d 8 a m . itary” for the Infraction of one of evolve one aystetn collectively own m«)oritiM against hoih'University known and where normal mao may ; *S »!•« the “rules’’ laid down and enforced ed and deikoeratioally managed, bills, while one precinct in Coquille eat at his beet.*’* ' Uncle Sam is both strangely bv a sub-boss to whom hi* idenily bringing about the cherished ideal did likewise. Taking the combined A state of Development, where strong and woefully weak. was unknown. U s says that punish of economy, which rests upon the vole of two Bendon precincts give« eveiy one w ill be the thing be ment la hell, end that any person of . Pre? D<* * ' He can mould cannon, bat not highest efficiency possible to 00n- dreamed of being and g / r i t suflering it is likely to go forth i? * ‘7 " t ’ * °P io that plow. oeive. with a mt grievance against society, ' i “ * " " , * ' * * “ “ • time could not be He can carry letters at cost, but The type of municipal market, «tote of A rt, where musio and aot people and freight. and that be had found the in m a t« , CtX* ” which reqoiree householders to go picture and poem have fu ll express* among whom werejnumbe.e of learn u , ,. °“ n » * forgiven He css build battleships, but not out after their supplies should ba ed men, and many not to le .r u ^ I “ J " ion and have developed to their homes and factories. eliminated. The beet plan for the but that, taken by and large, ,hese , Pr‘ U ‘ n* full possibility. He can care for bogs, but not for solution of ths food supply problem convict., for intelhg.no. and innate I ' T i f * , * “ “ * » • *, A Mate of Literature, where there babies. can ba carried out by the is a record of the good rather theo decency, would not suffer in com- R7 h” ’ C" * ! He can build roads tor the army, government. bf evil, where there ia news e f agree hut not roads for the farmers. p srito n w ith e n equal number of ‘ h# A ooamlsrion having tor ita chief humans on the outside. I h o , * ^ ^ ’ * , 7 ,g “ O,t ° ° “ able rather than disagreeable things, He can use the army in building official tha state food aomaiseioner A wule of Service, where a ll work Journal’s press agent at Eugene wilt | Cr p :, f g’ ‘ . , . i .. c a r , r u l .IM n tiu n lo e . L ® '” • » » with the joy of production and the a canal for private interests to use, should establish distributingoenters but he can’t use the same arm y In in every town and city. A t there IT) Osborne's unelvai. _________ _ B1* ‘‘•nee the claim that satisfaction of knowing that they ( f ) Osborne’s analyiis of matters in draining swamps so the whole peo points food should be received from the late Referendum vote was in serve without being servants. pt pie may nee the land so redeemed. general as they affect the Au born the producers and cold storage facil tended as a “ rebuks” io the Refer A state of Reel, where every living I lie oan do any kind of business prison; he will he a wiser and more ities should be provided. Each endum principle. thing has ita vacation and oppor - at Panama, but insists he can’t go tolerant man for it. center should be equipped with de Dig Raainese opposed the Km-' tu n ity to ju st live sod enjoy. into business in continental United A dispatch from Raleigh, North plo/ere’ Liability' livery trucks. E a rly in tha morn» bility* law^gad, law. ged, as in *À p ia te of Opportuni OPPortoni‘ y . »“ which States. Carolina, dated November 6, dis log there would deliver m ilk . The duly bound I, (he Pordqod it . ’ u poeMble vw . for . a “ ll to travel sod l i e can bnlld sod operate rail oribee the lawless exploits of tnobof delivery of lee in the same trucks fairty went into hysterios agamia), *|t.to aée1 and all to kn knowj the good roads *in Alaska, but not in Ohio. •0 0 students of Durham tkUegei could follow the early morning de * ® _ d** * n à btgnUÌBl things of itr-hut it wop _ ,. E , ’ - .............. _ of the ».jrorld'* They bad a grievance at R M.' w,ll protect capitalists' in livery mf m ilk, Later vegetables Big Business wanted dhe tese wanled thè “c ^ R A fia la of Knowladgt Knowledge, in ,wtdta.i M jlx iq k h a t not workers at Cslu- Duke, who had given $1,000,000 io and m ill produced foods of the law ad o p teA jt waunco ‘ hg wtatill pensatioo” law absll kaow know, got o a ty 'w p * Mich support of the collage at Durham, most Foouomical standardised sorry that it had habitually striatal' n$Meriel good, hut also those sweet for suspected opposition to the res r 4<w-sen give away the land of could he distribnted. A ll dnpiica by fair means and foul.tfi beat 'th e eetMhents and spiritual the whole people entrusted to his toration of fool ball 16 years out tion o f del ¡very re rv iw to ba alim poor working man ip damage caaeq. which Make m ankind higher than la wed. The student mob proceeded «•re, but be cannot use th at land inatad. They wanted the State to p»y tor the good of all the people to stone the Duke mansion, wheie A b ill should ba drafted inuor freight. -h stale of Hope, looking beyond Uncle Sam, when acting as a So porating this re-operalive idea are upon ha arose from bis bed and came Lauglois, Ora. Aha good already attained to the down stairs to confront the lawless cis Rat, is a sensible and halpfal prered by tha ore o f the iaitiaUvu betterao ho under increased oppor fellow, but when working with and and referendum law and have oar Crowd, and said to themi tu n ity ? - ' Max Tiromeiman pecked tor the capitalists la as brutal and state government refloat aa advenes ’‘I atp not unfavorable to foot ball “ A lt a ic of F elirity— not heaven, spirit of co-operation. household goods last peek, prepar» hut I don’t run the College,” crim inal pi they era. but «seventy. Dow M okiwwow . He cannot long serve two masters. For a wonder, the crowd later ' ! story to skipping them Jp Brookings, That ia thirteen of them. They H e must either he wholly capital Corry coun.y, where ba and his passed resolutions of regret, not for 1 We demand a syetom th at w ill may well be represented by red ¡•tic, with everything done tor thi their savage misbehavior, but for family will reside. He was offered nod whitew-a combination of broth people rupodisted, or wholly «oriel ensure tha whole prodoat of wealth the position of m illwright by the having been mistaken as to the po erhood and purity. iatio, scorning the special privilege to those who produce it, and by silion of Duke on the subject of foot Droukioga Lbr. Co., whitfa las In tune there w ilj be enough that capitalism aver and always » same token wu w ill have it. oepted. bull. Get ready for the change you who others to fill «he field of bine aafall Now, will the students at Eugene give no return for your living. as it b today, end then the world L. A . R O B ER TS, Who, aatiaipaUng defeat by the w ill aspire to the Blare. Referendum, had prepared a codju A T T O K N K - r A T L A W Co-opurariyp Distribution, The stare and stripes w ill doj Th« world nr of grotesque out line, staid np till a living, h at i t dure _____ w ___ but they must he rescued from the M y it t o P e ta l, O rego n . after midnight for the election news Co-opbretive serried to ita logical the opportanity to have a gnid liv masters and M ila n and <0 then held obseqoiee over the death Probau bulases a speoUhy. bondo«ton will eliminate all d upli ng without haying to pay tribute end borisl of the hated lew, here cated effort. I t exemplifies e « - to any other Solving Problems in Toronto? the decency after they sober op io cieocy re distribution as well aa it W. H. MEREDITH Brooklyn Times; Toronto, Can- doe« in production. make public apology for their bar ATTVRMSY •da, has set itself the task of aolv barian exhibition I COUR8CLLOR No one interested in the problem i»g the problem of congestion. o f lb« e ^ b increasing ooet of living ,W They wantonly insulted not only Notary Public Plenty of sun light and air for ite can con«btently deny the tendency Beal Efitete Mta people who pay 95 per oent of W B D U K R B U B N , OKKOON to rk in g ItaaiUeo b the go^. The k f ep-opetatioa 1« diatrihata the IlMjMK All New Fall Goods Langlois Hardware Store r H ard w are o f a ll Kinds M a c M fa r e r y A M o w i n g M a c h in e « . P a in t s , <M1« & S t a m p in g P o w d e r P i n e l i n e o f G a n s , B a s e b a ll p a r a - p b e r n a lla , a n d o th e r S p o rtin g G o o d s k e p t in S to c k . B 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 i p e P it t i n g s , P l u m b i n g a n d T i n w o r k o f call k in d s d o n e o n s h o r t Cheever $ Bowman, L a n g lo is , O r . AMES S. JOHNSTON WILLIS T WHITESr O - E J I V E K A - j L, M E R - C J H j h P I T , t ^ r P o r t Orford, Ö r r z ^ » ; NEW GOODS, and frw h supplire will ha received by every Stauner, eta *ltll required >r G R O C E R IE S and P R O V IS IO N S , BOOTS end S H O E M E N S and BOYS, 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 end T IN W A R E . _____ C IG A R S , TO B A C C O , P IP E S C A N D Y , N U T 8 and N O T IO N S . Ib '** *’ * ’ ■H’brof everything usually kept to a well stocked General Merchandlee Store. ORDERS TAKRR kOR ARY ARTICLE MOT IM STOCK. Call and examine goods and get prices. ...... .................................................................................... Nome Hromo Orre • CoM fa O m Dr Port Orford, Oregon Î (Successor to N. C. Nielsen.) Ahwty» ( I M bs ass.
