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T B I TRIBUNE.
c.w.ztM»ALT,V.Pre.' Treasurer's Auinx
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B y J H. Urrow.
E. J. L ossy , Caahier,
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Tho fe a lty kt our state Uolvar-
slty warmly eapouoas tho principle
B a uf “Sox Hygone.” Mow let the
Mrs. Groodys row some more,
n.«, And by the tray, Mrs. Flora Foto-
most, a lady of oultore, high Ural«
and an abounding ambition to mak*
—— tbo world better Cor boring praeed
through it. waa triumphantly riod i
eatad at bar eeoood •‘bearing.”
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Thu» waa the tribe diauomfitod on
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tbo ground of it» own choosing.
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Socialists In county oflos rated
eounty aaaaeement half • m illion
and brought rich mine tax dodgers
to time. RetabtUbed human« traal-
»ent of prisoners end tbo uofortu-
out«. Corrected evils that onder
former administration* bad reaulted
io great graft. The Appeal's home
1» in Crawford eounty.
N o w C a rile , Pa.
Tbo trgth m , that Mr». Foreman’»
ebiefeel »in was being a Socialist.
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A t a meeting of one of Chicago’»
acieuiiBc up lift societies reoently,
Sex Hygeno urarped chief piece
ee a topic of discussion. Rev.
Father Melody, who occupies the
Chair of Moral Philosophy in the
Catholic University a t Washington,
being present, took f decldad stand
•Averse to the whole propaganda.
He »aid in pert.
“ Im part in the boys and girls a l
sense u f shame and yon trill have ,
gone farther toward helping them ,
to live clean lives than any aoaotut
of eex hygiene eaa do.” «
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“ Modesty,” whose meaning shades ’
itself off into pride of person and *
y conduct, would bo«« beta an after
word for the Bov. Father's purpose,
- and can be impraaaad upon the pa
pil’s understanding without tbo
" conooaaitaat of Conrahra» V i ----- .»
S la te Capitalism N axu
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“Shame,” bring in some iw J tbo ,
. progenitor o f self Bnnadrasn—a. a „
condition every child oaght to bo
e fortified against, I hero insisted n
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A rriving this
that i t reaches the borderland of a y
social crime to handicap a yonth t|
with a senliasent of shrinking from b
o ra inentaj apology fo r,any of the j ,
uaeful functions a wieeUod b u e m c,
dowed him with. No person who , t
ha» not »offend from lbs handicap , ,
of exaggerated »elf eansrioaenam ,p]
can appreciate the weary struggles b|
of its rictim e In (sometimes fb tile) p)
efforts to overcome it.
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The people era ioabting that the th
r County Coart aannot in good con­
science, put them to the expense c f * ’
’ injunction proceedings to provent
- tlw carrying into ele c t of th e late
concrete bridge vhM. And iVI« «1 °"
• together unlikely that tbs Cooety ®‘<
now it knows the extent of the Ul
: bunko game played on it in the U
1 first place, if, with its eyes fepon *
to the manifest unfairness of the
proposition, it would steer Mix pen * °
Pl» op agaiaat a aura thing game, * '
it ought to ba impeached,, as It la
probable eould not ho roealled,
while the proponents of the eator
tioo have about three hundred *o1
trumps up their sleeves.
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The Counry Court of Clackama*
end that o f Hood River county was , **
successfully recalled for abuse» of “ “
much smaller proportion» than a * n..
second order for a vote would be. *
The Chetco bunch bank leas on a ra
the need or practicability of this ¡ud
bridge than on the petronag* of o„.
B A N K O F
P O R T
O R F O ÌÌD
' YOUR BANKING BU8INES8 SOLICITED
manages, the wbolb people owning
N O B A N K W IL L H A N D L E
would find themselves jobs as they
could not in any other way.
Socialisatibu of industry would Y C U R B U 8 IN E Q S B E T T E R
mean that everyone would receive
bi» fu ll aooial product, sinoe profit
taking would disappear.
Right or wrong, desirable or un-
j ry I desirable, Sex Uygena, once rid ice)-
rrt ' *d as a fad ol tads, »rains to hare
¡cl, roune to »lay.
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fore private property would exist to
a larger extent then now under
this socialisation wa ask, from the
fact that socialisation always lands
to a diffusion Of the things socialised.
Socialisation of industry would
neceaaarily mean employment for
a ll, bocauM he who own» and also
The new ta riff bill w ill soon ba
OT in operation. I t makes * general
reduction, according to the beet ee
lim ate the Appeal can figure out of
the complicated moss, of about 28
per Cent. Arido ftp « wool and au-
,a g«r, the schedate are adjusted on
„ a protaetion beeU, in d this not with
standing tho proteseti opposition
m of tbs demoeratio party to prutect-
lh io n .' Bryan loudly proclriatad the
d doctrine t|pit “ the ta riff is the
e mother of trust».” And then tho
I democratic, party proceeded to do !
PORT ORFORD
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Road D I« rio t Wo. •
A ll warrant» registered prior to mi l
Inclading the 8th day of July, 1». i
Road District No 7.
AU warrants registered prior to and
i a eluding the following, register»! „„
the 8th day a t January, 1912;
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Amount g67.Pi
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, Jtoad District No 8
All w arrant* registered prior to aud
Including the 19th day of Deueobar,
1911.
Road Diatriot No. 12.
411 warrants registered prior to and
Hardware o f all Kinds
iBMnding the 2nd day of August, 1M>.
the maternal act by fir in g Mrs.
Tariff a naw pettleoat. N et even
her friends w ill detect the difference.
, The working man's Job andar the
new ta riff w ill be j i e t as inssonra
j as bsfore and his «ages w ill buy
» the seas aatoBnt of pork and oorn.
, meal, Neither the tariff nor the
, oorrency concerne t U working elees.
The i Socialist party presents the
. only te n s in whiffi the workers
have any interest W hat the work
elaes want Is the eontrol of
( thmir Jobe and the k ill anelai value
o f the prodnot of tbeir labor. Thia
, they can get only through the 8o-
oieUst party.
Road District No. 22
A1I warrant* registered prior to aud
Including the 6th day of Septeiulwr,
1800.
No further tm«re»t w ill be allowed ’ on
th e above w arrant* after the ttret
publication of th u notice, to -w it;
November 12th, 1913.
F ra n k Caugbell
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County rreasurer.
Good® K ept in S to c lu
j County Abstract
R utty Ctmpuiy.
Goor® a n d W in dow ® in v a riety
c o n sta n tly k e p t o n b a n d .
P ip e Fitting?«, P lu m b in g an d T in
w o r k o f a ll kind® d o n e o n s h o r t
notlo®..
world-wide
protrai
of
Buriia’a persecutions and treatment
o f Jahn w ill be Inaugurated In (he
press o f Europe by eefcres of prom­
inent buefnaa, man, sete)Usta and
We fam ish abstract of title,
Blue prints, Ownership maps
County maps. Titles per­
fected and Registered.
Cheever ® Bowman
HPinst the alleged ’ injustice
public men., .
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A proposed
on U m several Rap,. W ettd te, an»u
due and Will be paid upon preaeutuli u,
to mo a t my oflloe to Gold B«ach, Ore
Road District No. t
AU warrants registered prior to, end
including the following,- register« l o .
the 14.day of January, 1911;
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Amount te 00
W. A. WOOD, ’
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Manager.
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The plan is fh raM the Wo?H u>
unite in the protest against Rumra
and declares that beside« the count-’ .
lees thousands of Bnaeian political
offenders who have been sailed to
Siberia 30,000 have been executed
sines 1899.
Thousands in the prisons today
are being tortured and starved, the
government allowing only & oents a
day for the subsistence of ««eh
prisoner.
T o W h o m I t M a y Concarn.
ths undersigned, hereby give
th at I have a conveyance iron, the
eutee to tidelanda and water lota in
the Harbor of PortO rtord, Oregon, on
a portion of which a part of the wharf
.laeractaid without my oonaeot. AU
partlee are hereby walrtiSd Sot to drive,
pile» or troapaea in any manner what-
eoeyer on aald tidelanda or water lota.'
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Portland, Oregon.
^ r P o r t Orford, O r r a ^
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K N A P P HO T&L,
Port Orford, Oregon,
Boyle Jewelry Co,
Bandon, Ore
Offer their Qutomera
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A bsolutely
N EW GOODS,
and fresh supplies will be received by every steamer.
h ul
S L E W , h a * " ? * fU,‘ 8tOCk ° f
p a ir e d b ,
G R O C E R IE S and P R O V IS IO N S ,
First-class in every reepect.
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and
One Ticket given with every
»1 purehaae FSsefronj Nov
20 to Dec. SL
Call on ua f « particulars
Feed S table attached
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free
One Valued at »100,
one at »SO.
G o jd
B O O T S and S H O E
M E N S and BOYS, C L O T H IN G ,
W a ru n the Stage from Port Orford
via Dniryvllle, connecting with the
Stage to M yrtle P o in t
L A D IE b ’ DRESS GOODS,
H A R D W A R E . G R A N IT E and T IN W A R E .
H A R D Y T. S T E W A R T
U . ®. C O M M I B S I O N K K
C IO A R 8 , TOBACCO, P IP E S
A *o r*t O i*f<»-<1, O i-e g -o n .
C A N D Y , N U T S and N O T IO N S .
T h a t W hich Lint Before.
case and cut a hole in thu floor;
Tha hole was about a foot and a
half square, just large enough for
a man to get through. Then a hole
waa cut through the brick wall
that formed the roof of the vault.
Tha »rail was comparatively thin
and easily cut through. Then the
burglars must have lowered them
salrra into the vault.
Tha organisation of tha Indust-
trial Workers of tho World, like
that of tbo Anarchists, should not
bo tolerated over night in any
country worthy to bo free. And
when Gov. Want talks of calling out
tho state m ilitia to punish tho oiti
fisos of these town«, who bar» act
ad aolelv frawi a patriotic and bus
iaaw standpoint, ba ia pursuing a
aourea that «a bard to understand
nod which meets with hot little ap-
probation from tb . people at large.
To state It In pl.in Eaglioh, it looks
ns though Hts Excellency in mak
in? a fool of himaell.— Marshfield
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Boyle Jewelry Co.
Bandon, Ore.
The speoial thing which Sooial-
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lata wish to socialise^», the machin­ E. H. BOYLE, Mgr.
ery of prod actions and distribution
In answer to a quarry from a that is socially used; and they wish
resident of Grants Pace, a t to to do this so thoroughly that it will
whether n Steelhead was e te m o n not only bn socially owned but also
J. H . U P T O N ,
or a trout the Portland Journal democratically administered.
NOTARY PUBLIC,
W e hold that tbs vary fact that
Industry has become a socialized
work In which mkny toll together
, proves that the time is ripe for it
, to bn socially owned and operated.
Wo hold that this further social­
isation is not a naw thing, bat
No hunting or trapping w ill be per­
merely a continuation of a work
that began centuries ago and was mitted on what is know as the Ffleter-
er range in thia eounty.
especially manifested daring the
W I L L » T . W H IT E ,
fight for popnlar or sooial govern-
■seat in the sigh teen th oaatary.
- W a hold that while aorialised in ­
dustry maa aged by and for tha
Cr W. ROBBINS, M. D
whole people has raver bran triad,
P h ysician and Surgeon
socialisation in other Unra has beeu
Port Orford, Oregon.
sufficiently trat»4 to demonstrate
the following priaripjen which w ill
•p p ly to tho further sorialigation WM.T. STOLL, Atty, gt Law
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riin ta w Enwr A Apectolty
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Socialisation dose not raaan a di- i
Coke Bldg. M arshfield , O r .
▼Ming up, but a waiting o f talenrta.
Bocialitation, after i t is aosma-
plished, prevents a dissipation or
L. A . R O B ER TS,
lots of property.
Ä T T O H N E Y A T A u iw
Sociallaatiou noooesarily lands to
an and of profile, including root
and interest. Evan if profits are
M yiU e P o in t, O regon.
Probata basine« a speetslty.
In
• “ PPly Of everything usually kept in a well stocked
Office days in town—Tuesday, Wed­
nesday and Saturday of each week.
General Merchandise Store.
0RD1B8 TAKRHkOR
AMY ARTICLE MOT I I STOCK.
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W. A. WOOD
A T T O R N E Y A T LAW
Call and examine goods and get prices.
GOLD BEACH, OREGOfi.
Timber Claims.
H ave you any to offer, or do you
know of anyone who has? I desire
to
purohaae.
Beal Estate
Michigan.
Angus
G.
M ackay,
Ageru, Port H uron,
Trospom N otice.
Notice is hereby given to all person,
whom I t may ooncern, not to enter up­
on or trespass upon the premises ol L .
Knapp, for the purpose of hunting, or
Ashing with noox and line. Said pre-
mlsra are situated on Blk River, Curry
County, Oregon, and generally known
aa tha ‘Bond’’ place.
Any person or pereoaa so treepaee-
ing for tha purpose of bunting, fishing,
or traveling through in any shape form
or manner, or tearing down fenoea, or
leaving out aido gates open, or molest­
ing personal property, will ba prosecu­
ted to tha fu ll extent of the Uw.
Wm. R . Johnson,
M. LEE PEMBERTON
physician
Office at Langlois Hotel,
L anoloib , O regon