The Port Orford tribune., February 25, 1914, Image 1

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O F FIC IA L DIRECTORY,
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Q. 8. Senators—D r . H a rr y Lane, of
Portland and Goo.
Salem.
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B. Chamberlain of
Herman
Paid the
Tongreaaman, F irs t Diatriet— W illie
C. Hawley, of Salem.
U re rn or—Oswald West, Salem.
Secretary of State—Baa. W. Oloutt Sa­
lem.
State T.eaaurer— Thoa. B. Kay, o f S a ­
one motion
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« M W and s i * , me something near
MOO to put Into stock. TKat a in 't quite
•nou sb. but )» u win trust am for two
o r three hunJred more on my outfit “
“W hat are yea
to ¿ V
the merchsnL
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"Peddie," replied Herm aa aaatoatt-
ouely. “«»01 I can make enough to bur
sen m en ucv o m c a a e ;
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“Oh, come now, ycu are doing better
than any young man we bare ever
had. expostulated Hope- “Don’t make
a fool of yourself. You wUl ba head
of a department la a few jrtara.”
“Thank yon. air." replied Herman.
1 wouldn't stay fo r a fob m general
manager. I am going In to r myeelf.
I have learned all 1 can as a aubordj-
lem.
Supt. Public Instrtsotlon—L . A . Ald­
key-for-every
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e rm a n , Salem.
easy action
light running
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State Printer— W illis Dnnlway, Salem.
Attorney General— A. M. Crawford,
State Game Warden—Wm. L. F in ­
ley, Salem.
State Health Officer—D r. Oafoia &
W hite, Salem.
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Salem.
Clark State Ijtud Board—O. O. Brown,
Salem .
Complete, Straight Line
Keyboard gad
A Key for Every Character.
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Joint Senatoi for Coos and Carry—
L 8 . Smith.
Joint BepreaenUtive for Cooa and
Curry—8. P . Peirce.
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Jnd<e, ad J u d ic ial D ls tr f e t - J .
H am ilto n , Roseburg.
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Prosecuting Attorney fo r Curry
|Co.-»-W. H . Meredith, Wedderburn.
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0 . 8 . Cominlaalonere—H . T . Stew art
Port Orford.
rifa l l i ;.' Wri* for “ io,mation to
The Smith Premier Typewriter <
Syracuse,
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County J-.tdtfe-W . A. Wood, Gold
frasche* evwywk
Beach.
I C,xinty Commissioners— D . Culegrove,
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| Gold Beach; Geo Chenoweth, Langlois.
S h e r i f f - a H . Bailey, Gold Beach.
County -C le rk — Joh a B . S ta n n a rd ,
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Hope’s partner, died sad Hope east for
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“Oorafog, you a n a wonder,” ha
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Gold Beach.
I County Teeasnrar—Frank Caugheli
Wedderburn
I Asaeaaoi— W m . Id m a n , H a rb o r.
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I School Supt.— Geo. W . Sm ith, Gold
Beach. .
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iurveyor— J. Caughell Jr., Gold Beach,
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M ic vtM u ao v m a co u are.
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Circuit Court meet* Fourth Monday la
said. **I need such a man as you. Be-
[ sides you a n cutting Into our business.
I I w ill take you In and sail you a quar-
. ter Interest, a t whatever the business
l Inventories, take over your stock a t
' what It Inrantorfoa as part payment
,1 and your-Koto to r the balance. Ton
| can pay oat o f th e prafita. You eaa
[ handle the business as manager aad I
w ill look after the Bnancea"
This was a grant lift, bat It only tod
Coming’s ambition. M ill ha w m not a
dominating factor In <Fe business world
aad ha found a fter a yaw- or so that
ba mast remain subordinate to Hopa,
whose conservative methods drove him
to distraction.
H a wanted to lead.
f
August of each year.
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County Com m l «alone ra C o u rt meeta i
firs t Wodnesday h i Janu ary, A p ril, i
J u ly and September of each y e a i.
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Probate O n tr t meets first Monday in
each mouth
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4» aay oooirnr post orAicm, t a n cost
b
ly on the old lines.
H a rb o r.., . . . , , . . . . t ,riateher Gardner. •
Gold B eaoti................. w i» u _ t>
become a power in the financial world
flfow « • V ie
.-let
'sr
•H e r aad let B stand tv
BLACK -
DRAUGHT
fth v *
» hourst .»
tlo n *tfh t b a ° T ! i
STOCK *nd
PO U LTR Y
M ED IC IN E
ne>s; If it stains
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your linen It Is
evidence of kid­
ney trouble: too
irequent desire to
pern It or petal In
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the back Is also
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8tock aad poultry have
few
trouble« which are not bowel aad
tiv a r irregularities,
d la e k -
Drangbt 8tock and Poultry M edi­
cine ta a bowel and liver remedy
for stock. It puts the organs of
digestion in a perfaut condition.
Prominent American breeders and
' farmer* keep their herds and ducks
LsaRby by wiving Asm «a occa­
sional doss of Black-Draught Stock
aad Poultry Medicine in their
food. Any Week raieer m ar boy a
25-osnt half-pound a ir tig h t can
of this meoicina fiom h i* dettlec
and keep k it stock in »igurou*
health fur week*. Dealers gener­
ally keep Black-Dranght Stock and
Poultry Medicine. If your* dose
n;»t
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at the rale he was going.
■ Aarne Johnston
W h ile ho was struggling w ith thane
problem’s, Hope's health failed. Know­
ing Oornlnc’s daring disposition ha did
Langlois ..
not dare go away, as the physicians
t o k i« /....
ordered, and leave the young man la
charge of the entire business. F in a lly,
threatens« w ith death, he offered to
•ell his Interest at a vary reasonable
•urn i f Corning ooirifi Bad a backer.
Have you any lo offrr, or do you
W hile the sum was reasonable consid­
«now of anyone who bae? I desire
ering the value of the business. It w m
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a vast amount for a youag man to
to
purohsM.
Angus
G.
Mackay,
. Hcjcfc.
o ^ i v e end »xmrevo c f . ,t.
raise. All of Com ing’s profits had gone
Heal Eetale Agent, Port Huron,
Into paying for his quarter Interest
Michigan. S
In the meantime Corning had made
one or two social connections. Ona w m
FÄCTOüir
t , Peter Holdbrook, a wealthy retail asar-
ectualfa-toryeort V o u s ív o i •
' ï “o!1 *JroCt «hove
ehant, with whom he had come Into
le business relations and who had ad­
I s * , until you « S í ™ , ! . ? S £ f f ! # o r » h -V « *« « *» t a o m . . " , Í , » Í X
j Notice Is hereby given to n il persona
mired the young man for his business
I whom It m ay concern, not to enter up-
4 ta le n t He had Invited Corning to hla
home several times and had presented
oa o r trespoM upon the premises of L .
» his daughter, a frail, rather pretty g irl.
Knapp, for the purpoee o f hunting, or
o whose strength qf character. If she
tlsh h it w ith B ook and line. Said p re­
S S K k H !^ B ^ S S í « t t a í s « 8 s a » a B
ever had any, had been eliminated by
mises a n situated bn E lk K lver, Curry
her father's dominant methods.
Coun.y, Oregon, end generally known
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Just about this time Peter Holdbrook
! sa the “ Bond” plaee.
ir died and bis daughter had calltd oa
Any person or pereoi a «> trerpam-
q Herman for advlct, knowing that her
father had trusted him. The girl w m
ie g fo r the purpose of h u n tin g , fishing,
o the sole relative and heir and the rw-
■>r traveling thiongh in an y shape form
, sponslblllty of the great eatate frig h t-
or m anner, o r tearing down fences, or
. ened her.
leaving out side g-toa open, o r moieet-
.
To Herman came a great Inspiration.
ing personal property, w ill be proeecu-
, H e would m erry this ptoe-faced g irl.
tod to the fu ll extent o f the lew.
L who would be, putty Ih his hands. Thle
W m . B . Johnson,
. would give him money enough to buy
■me* p o r o u s a n d which <
I out Hope, besides making him master
Lessee o f the nbove
named premises
I of the great Holdbrook Store. He would
combine the two businesses and make A
. himself the vreatest factor In the busl-
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U E N N IB C U N N 1 F F . I I I . ,
l neee world. There was a sincere pang
■ a t the thought of Hannah, because, be-
sides having a real Affection for her,
Herman had made bar a part of hla
scheme of life and h it nature revolted
Surveyor for the D istrict ol O r­
at changing his plana. But he m w bo
egon.
other way and within two months he
Gdld H bacli,
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Gicgun
had married Lillian Holdbrook. and
soon a fter became absolute master of
two great stores, one wholesale and one
- GEORGE M. BROWff,
retail.
The rest the business world knows
tT T O B N B T A T L A U
well—how he reversed the old policies
This transaction so plesaed Hopkins and struck out Into new methods with
KOKKBl’RU UKRIIOY
that Herman was ca'led on frequency s daring which stunned all observer»;
to take a customer when ¡be salesmen how the batinces grew until Herman
M . L E E P E M B E It rO N
were busy. Tw o years after Hecmm Corning was recognized the world over
entered the place Lesra? nade a regu­ is one of the greatest
merchant
la r aa!e»mnti -t f * } x r <aek. He al­ princes; f.cw he branched into other
P H Y S IC IA N
ways sold the things that siucf; on the liacti of business and finance anti! his ,
she!-»» M r H o yt lt»tt»rd of this and came wee on the directorates of lbtcy
Office a t idinglois H o te l,
The beat toxatlve. ¿£,
complimee’ rd biro oa this point.
banks end corporations and his ceil
L anglois , O regon
“V o t-id a 'I II h r rasitr inri ehettrer aetale holdings became the despair cf
to have a h -yer who die n -t load deid aasessr-rs.
stock on us»" as. ed rft:i. ao gravely.
When Herman Corning was U his
A wrek la .e rfic w»r re ide as’ iatant wife d.ed. A few months later he went
manager of the d«partn>ent and cn- back to his old tows for the first time
•r.iai. d w ith a considerable share of «Ince he loft IL He found Hannah Cur­
the buyl g.
tin still unmarried. T o her be told
Shortly a fter this, when V .m an w m the stoey of his success and the reason
Just turned lh. he w r i t to Mr. Hope.
for his m irrla«e. He lofd h«r I. had
“ I am going to rsslrn.“ sald he.
been without Mctlmewt. as his heart
, " W h ii's the ’ notil le t" demanded belonged to her—but had been neee*.
Hope. "A in 't you t ei lng enough?*
sary In order to achieve success.
"Oh, yse. t!r ," repl ed lo rm a n . "that
" I knew you would come back." said
• part Is all right—everytkljig. In fact, la Hannah, quietly. “T h a t Is why 1 le v ­
pin right, but I want to go into businaoa er married. Men mnat work xnd worn
| tor mysetL"
en must wait.“
“Oo In for y o a r s e lfr exclaimed the • Just a year aad a day after the death
mere?.«-.. "H ave yen got say capl- of hla first wife Herm aa Core in* and
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Hannah Curtin warn married. I t is to
'• bout ."■*» hat I'vs save?." rap” -?
La pveeusasd they lived happy ev. r
1— w > ' " * - A t » ’ t bay a tram aJd afterward. I f sot, nobody ties knew it
D e nm ark. . .
nfi a bottle er eommo
anm
J. 8. Capps.
. . . . . E . B T ty ift
. . . J . A . Haines
Timber Claims.
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Lep. U. 8. Minero! Surveyr
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HEADACHE ¡Ayers Pills
« e to a C.viCAUhSSt Bud tb -y u t i n
bras
m ratfl». * , kura eve. had In the bnura. L e u
«wet Biy ette * r a (raWtle with «»kdoeb* for
■w odtr* she »rled «own nt yon r ssC A rtETS.
»“ » l '.ra relieved ta * p a l* ta b t r he ad aines*
tmmrdlawty W s He'S twentun rnC ( ^ r a r e u r *
O e n s -firc rS *. ,iu
— 120 beautiful Wseiem v ews in
fea r colors— w ill ba included—
S ÍO II’SÍMI
O V N I C O N VTIPA TIO M .
n»w »—****. aman * n - « . *— ios, as
Besidm T T ^ r a s
not making money toot esough to salt
him. To’ be sure his share of the year­
ly proflu ran way up to the thousj .’de.
but ho could hot sea haw ha ever oouM
Agt.eja.......
| fo r t Orford
warted out with hie wagon,
H# “**de good aaleeuuc» o f merchan-
dies and his tales were beyond his
hop“
W |tbln two years he had piled
up M.OO0. Then be ran screes a. store
In a email town which was for sale.
The owner had made a failure, but
Herman thought be saw why. Me
bought It, paying p a rt down, la tw a
y e a n he wee out of debt and defog a
business that was th e wonder of all the
country about T he town had only
15.000 Inhabitants and Merman chafed
a t the limitations. He found a pur-
chaser a t a fancy pries, and at U went
back to the city w ith |l0,000 la u i-
pocket.
H e then started a fobbing bustneee
In a smalt way aad by hla ladsfatig-
able energy and appdeatton began to
make Inroads ta the bnhlnem o f the
larger houses. He did well from the
Brat, but bis resources w e n ao lim ited
that he could not move fast enough to
suit bis ardent apIrlL Then Norris.
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