The Port Orford tribune., April 08, 1914, Image 1

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ADULTERATIONSIN CERMAN
D IA M O N D D IES ARE C O S T L Y
B ran T ra its Are Coatamjaatod and
• ta ts abo ntovsicr o rn c s s s :
Acids Abound ln M any A r­
V . 8. Senstors— D r . H a rr y Lao«, of
ticles of Dlst.
Portland and Oao.
C ham berlain o f
Salem .
A
Aoeordlng to a report made to the
3ongreaam aa, F ir s t D istrict— W illis state department. Dr. H. Malthas. di­
rector of tbs bureau oOce for examin­
C. Haw ley, of 8alem.
ing foods of the University of Jena,
U v e ra o r—O sw ald W est, Salem .
has published a statement relating to
Secretary of State—Ben. W . O lontt 9a- the articles most frequently adulter­
ated.
According to Ibis statement.
StatwY.eaanrer—Thos. B. K e y , o f S a ­
lem.
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and 1,30» in 1M4. This number did
S u p t P u blic In s tru c tio n — L . A . Ald- not Include 110 samples dt m ilk, which
were found to contain a very high par-
erm in, Salem.
centaga of dirt.
Stats Printer— W illis D u n lv a y , Salem,
It was found that apricots contained
Attorney G eneral— A. M . Craw ford, sulphurous ad d ; egervsaceat lemon­
Stale Game Warden— W m . L . F in ­ ades did not contain a trace of pure
ley, Salem.
fruit Juices; batter coatalaed too little
State Health O fficer— D r. G a lv in S. fat and too much water; so-called bak­
ing powder consisted of otoomarsar-
W h ite, Salem.
lee; egg noodles eoatatnod no yolk of
Kalem. .
C lerk State la n d B o ard —O . G. Brown, eggs, or at laast very aniail quantities;
huckleberry Joice was spoiled -com­
Salem .
pletely; raspberry Juice was greatly
Join t Senator fo r Coos and C orry—
diluted, and some samples contained
L & Sm ith.
glucose and coal-tar dyestuffs, mines-
Joint Representative for Coos and meat contained sulphurous acid;
C a rry —8. P . Peirce, ■*'
ground mace contained flour, ground
Judge, 3d Jud icial D is tric t—J . W . toasted bread. Bombay mace and nut­
meg; marmalades were mixed glu­
H am ilton , Roseburg.
Prosecuting A tto rn ey fo r
O u rry cose and colored with coal-tar dyes;
m ilk was watered, skimmed and often
Co.— W . H . M eredith, W edderburn.
very dirty; pepper contained lime,
0 . 8 . Commissioners—H . T . Stew art send sad a good deal of the shell;
P o rt Orford.
sausages contained flour, boracic odd
sad colorla; matter; preserving salts
oocmty o rrio is a .
oontalnad sulphurous, boracic. flowrle
County Jud ge—W . A. W ood, G old
The report complains of the Indif­
Beaoh.
County Commissioners— D . ColCgrovc, ference shown by the masses regard­
Gold Beaoh; Geo Chenoweth, L an g lo is . ing purity sad reliability of articles
of food, and the custom which prevails
Sheriff—C, H . B ailey, Gold Beach.
tat large cities of having U s examlna-
C ounty C le rk — Joh n B . B tann srd,
Gold Beach.
County Treasurer—F ra n k C aug h ell
Wedderburn
T H R IF T O F D U T C H PEOPLE.
Assessor— W m . T J m a n , H a rb o r.
School S u p t.— Geo. W . S m ith . Geld
Beach.
Valuable Mechanism for the S ra w -
<■>« of Tins W ire I s Fouad
K.
Surveyor^—J. Caughell J r., Gold Beach,
u
m m s o s o r t u b coubts .
C ircu it C o urt meets Fourth M onday Is
August of such year.
County Comm I astoners C o u rt meets
first Wednesday la Ja n u a ry , A p ril,
J u ly and Heptember of each y s a i.
Probate C ourt meets first Monday in
each mouth
C V S S T OOCMTY COST OTVICBS S S D
X A n iu .
TOBT-
H a r b o r . . . . . . ............ Fletcher Gardner.
G old B e a c h ...........................J . W. R iley.
W e d d e rb a ra ..................0 . L . W akeman.
Illlh s e ...
Price.
M o r ta l.....................M rs. V io la A . P ry .
¿ g u e s s ...,......................... . . A . M . RUea.
P o rt O rfo rd ........ ...........Ames Johnstos
D enm ark..................................J. 8. Capps.
L an glo is
. .E . B. T h r ift
E c k le y ...
,J. A . H a in e s
Timber Claims.
tads H a re K idney TrotfMn
and Don’t Know It.
Fill a bottle or eomnv
• • t o r ssd tot It stand tv •
BLACK -
DRAUGHT
ith j —<
t hours; i
T? '
Stack and poultry have few
troubles which are not bowel and
l i v e r irregularities.
B la c k -
Draught Stock and Poultry Medi­
cine is a bowel and liver remedy
for stock. It puta the organs of
digestion in a perfect condition.
Prominent American breerlers and
farmers keep their herd« and flock»
.-.ealthy nv givin g ¿hem »n occa­
sional dose of Black-Draught 3t.ck
and Poultry Medicine in their
food. Ar y stock raiser mav buy a
25-cent half-pound air-tight can
of thia medicine from bis dealer
and keep his stock in *igorous
bealth for week.
Dealer« gener­
ally keep Black-Draught Stock and
Poultry Medicine
If yburv does
not. send 2S cents far a »ample
can to the manufacturer», Tbe
Chattanooga Medicine Co., Chat
Cantxiga. Tenn.
B
H ave you ever
seen a Sunset?
Flttebnrf Safe
.» iL » . r , . , c
... i ,
riding, v e ry d u ra l
a. 1 I .’,- j
M rw-ler rW.ilyeevs.
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>mea p o r o u s a n d which closes u.->
pnneturea without a l l o w i n g th© a ir to ©«cap©,
T l«rw cIgh n S ^oroth an
’ tvc-tolly pi-cparrd
i «in ™ .!.h tr™d T»io rrs-.l irprlco of these tires
Sa<k ? b ? a 2 iiS ,i ’v"’ f r,<'' rl 14"* 1’" coses wo are
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to pvwvant rim euttia*. Thia
»Iro «an outlast any* othar
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«A»V RIDINO.
All orders »hipped aama
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not
f®»
« 2 y l l - r j L e » .< t,«JI thy o«u«l tr ic M .
v.i»e«us which dwwllsssa« «sow all ,w w ask
“f • p""u,,n,'*r. no noVTMIM« oenim naaM orvlasrasalrto
* l rM-d P " “ s o r o n . until ron know um sow nod w o o d M in ? i? Z ’ 2 ? " • ’ S f *
DO N O T
w anted
A y e r’s P illt. . -A ycr’« Pills.
A y e r’s P ills. Keep saying
this over and over again.
T he beat laxative. fcS^if*s2.'
inventors ’ D O C TO R S
to w rite (hr onr >'9n*.d«ntlal letter befh r. ap-
ptvtas tor p a te n t; It m ay be w ortb ew aey.
W « prom ptly obtain U . 9. and Foreign
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T IR E
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b • • » r i nw riel, akeMb
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FREE rwpnrt ob p ataaU hiU ty. w « gt»«
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n «asans Piiatabia.
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... C U R E C O N S T IP A T IO N . . . .
Goctowg Mewrodv 4 wsmp.av « beta«», MwwS.eW, Itoe IwA. «gV
OiMMt. N « t« r »>GN4H« WMktaPii Of Gri|>« the. fee.
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Mac, 'U A U u ru < *ib M
’ •** oor Ulcyctaa unG «ryoarow n BAuw>lahUat<k>4iM« wur prtow.
Pe* nla.rtF h l e o t a d hand bteye«M. b e t ngnally haw»
m w ttE i
IS Kedgeihtra Tfi
Sslf-hcaling Tires
A l>epoet« C*.. Pl tie burg. Pa
Bt'iLDiivG
c « t troxtn*
Orders nti<4 t
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niin»t>er^n*kivH*< krm tn t r * ’»•»
W ant your m oustache or bcard
abeantiful
browa or richblack? Use
ASC DKYS,
SDNSET M A C A Z :5B ‘
«»■ rsAKttscn
«rftWlliEdiiJtog
Ayerk Pills
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to o ffer, or do yon
tn u w o f a n y o n e w ho has?
l\\ Ira. ■
•«■fetch m v w M to a u d l K t y a a ir h a v e hesm
« •b ite C A S C A U E T S and tre y are tae best
tn ed liin e w« b a r« kT«. bad In tbe boune Last
w mw uiy w ife wa« fra a tis w ith h e a d acM A o r
i w n l . y i , gQe tria d »oiuenf y o u r f
a
sod th«x rn lte te d the p a l« In Ler nead a moot
tim nt'diatoiy We both rccntrinend C a scareK '
C K »A bTBDBFoKD
has.
wood
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Black-D Aught fttr.ck and Pout 47
lie<14~tne is »he boat I e r« r trie d . Our
flo c k was ooklnff had whoa you Rent
me the m edicin e and nor* t h e j ^re^
fe tt in jf e» fine. They are looking W
per oeat. b itte r.
8 p. B B O O K IN O T O M .
H a v e you any
1 desire
br ,*“ ■ Our “ »uUererjr whuro are making
td purchase. A n gu s G . M a c k a y ,
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nCQUiagO until
f lo
ar
untU you
re u ^ recrlve
T re'k Z sud
d -a p approve
p ro v e c cf
> onr
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c J d . Wo ship to anyone aorwhera in thn F H
a ««.. ¿ m
sm Heal E s ta te , A g e n t, P o rt H u r o n ,
Bl K i
I t v Ml1.™ i s i . mJ li^ S S .th<’.bl0Tel".,n d I)ut I t V ’ S iiy teat you wlah. M ich ig a n .
■ B l f i q | , Li?,1’ V? V.‘ in *?ot •>°rfectly aatl.fled or uo not wtvh to koep tbs
°ur «X Dense a nd W w.« « « a. ” r
F/lCTORY PRICES JJJtn’f fV 1* Ul® hl‘d»eat eraile bicycles It to
T re s p a s s 'l o t i c e .
HfMKAMww antnai A«™*
«w possible t'j mnko at o n e small probt above
l a i d ' ^ t o f ’uaanii h X T t « " ‘Vdkmen’a profit« br buy-
a
irvckl^ p o S a ftiim ? ® IS® ®anuftctun:rg> guarantee behind your
lit
" ° T BUY a bicycloor a pair of Urea from ««».«• at mt
Notice.is lieruby given to all persons
Bny Wf. k
until yon recrlro ovr cntalocnos and learn our UBheard of
STOCK and
POULTRY
MEDICINE
a Snlwsilhy condl-
t'ol‘ -*f ’ ha ktd-
neys; If it stains
y ° UT linen It Is
e v i n c e of kid-
ney trouble; too
frequent dexlre to ;
„ K z L ’V - . J '
pess It or pain In I
——
the back is also
sanvtnelng proof that the kidneya and blad- j
dar ara out of order.
What to Do.
Thera Is comfort in the knowledge so
oftea expressed, that Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-
Root. the great kidney remedy fulfills every
wlah In curing rheumatism, pain ln the
back, kidneys, liver, tladder and every part
of the urinary passage. It corrects Inability
to hold water and scalding pain tn passing
It. or bad effects following use of liquor,
wine or beer, and overcom es that unpleasant
sacaselty of being compelled to go often
durlnr ’ho day, and to got up m any time«
/»ring the night. The mild and the axtra-
ordlnary effect ot S w a m p -R o o t is soon
realized
It stands the highest for Its won- 1
derful cures of the most distressing cases.
If yoe need a medicine you »hould have the
best. Sold by druggists in 50c. a n d jl. sires.
You may have a sample bottle of thia
•wondorful
discovery
and a book that tells
more about It. both sent Mjjwr-yBwPSf-q-SiS
absolutely free by mail,
address b r. Kilmer & n™«.
Co., Binghamton. N. Y. When writing meo-
•eo roa r in g I hit goner ju t offer In thia paper.
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monthly magazine of the wide­
awake W est with fast mxting
short stories, picturesque personal
pot nt-of-view description of the
interesting development of the
West, and the romance and his­
tory of ths wonderland «4 the
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A sk. your iorxl newsdealer
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"Road of a Thousand Wonders ’
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RIDERJGENT
“ The people of Urn Nethsrlaads."
says Consul General Ousattasr. at
Frankfort, I» a report, "are thrifty
sad economical. sxesllsnt merchants,
sad. la proportion to population. their
nation to oas of the richest In the
world. They are cosmopolitan, sad
large-minded In the Investment of
their capital. They ware the flrst and
most extensive buyer» of U tltsd States
bonds of 1861-65. bat did not touch the
confederate lesnas. According to estl-
elal sources Dutch capital to the
I amount of f544.too.ooo la Invested Is
American bonds and shares and $400.-
000,000 In Russian bonds and shares.
"Vary large sums of Dutch capital
are Invested In Mexican government
bonds and In bonds ssd shares o f Mex­
ican railroad sad Industrial oompanlea;
also la the government and railroad
bonds of A uatrlaH angary, Portugal
large amount Is working profitably In
the Dutch Indian colonies ln sugar, to­
bacco and rubber plantations, the min­
ing of Us and other metals, petroleum
wells, etc. A financial book of refer­
ence places the capital of all Dutch
Joint stock compañías at 1744.154,000.
but this docs not embrees the numer­
ous Dutch oompanlea which bars their
headquarters In the colonies and ln
foreign countries. The Netherlands,
possessing neither coal nor Iron, Is not
a manufacturing country of note, and
In this respect Is even surpassed by
little Swltxerland. also having neither
coal nor Iron. Tbs Dutch era full of
the commercial spirit and hare a large
merchant marina. The rural Inhabi­
tants are given to dairying, catite r a il­
ing and horticulture«, ln which branch­
es they excel.”
whom it may concern, not to enter up­
on or trespass upon the premises of L .
Knapp, for tbe purpose of bunting, nr
dsbin; w ith nook «and line.- Said pre­
mises are situated on Blit River, Carry
Couu-y, Oregon, and generally known
as the “ Bond” place.
Anv person or p e l- s o t s eo trespass-
iny for tbe purpose of bunding, fishing,
or. traveling through in any shape form
Down to the Tim s of Sdvrard H X.
or manner, or tearing down fences, or
They W a rt Accorded ths
leaving out side gates open, or molest­
M ight of T oting .
ing |>eriional property, will be prosecu­
ted to the full extent of the law.
The ladles of birth and quality sat
Wm. R. Johnson,
i In council wtth the Saxon Witas. The
Lessee of the above i Abboax Hilda presided In an ecclesi­
named premises astical aynod. aayx Anttnqultles ot
S fd l !
SWIFT & COn
Paforvf <awyer*Be
Opp. U S. Patent OIRet.WMtaisgtM. B.C.
T H E S ? A
'A comparatively unknown in-
dustrial detail Is described by
“Tbe Electrical Review.” Accord­
ing to tbat authority, diamonds
are uaed quite extensively as dies
fo r drawing wire o f the smallest
aises; for instance, the sixes less
than, say, 0.025 inch diam eter.
The hardest steel dies are not
suitable for thia work, for the rea­
son tb at the wear upon them so
enlarges the die that the diame­
te r of the wire is not uniform
w ith in the required percentage of
variation a t the beginning and
•a d of a drawing. Sapphires are
also used sometimes fo r this
work. Copper, silver and p la t­
inum are the metals usually
drawn to the very small sizes.
W ith diamond dies it is practic­
able to draw platinum to a diame­
te r of five ten-thousandths of nn
Inch. An ides of the Oneness ot a
copper wire drawn to only three
one-thousandths of an inch in d i­
am eter may be gathered from the
fact th a t in one pound of the
m etal there are over six miles ot
such wire.
The weight of the diamonds
used for this work is from four to
live carats, and they are uncut ex­
cept as* to the die. The value of
these dies, which, of course, are
not of the first water, varies from
|1 5 to 920 a carat, and several
hundred thousand dollars’ worth
of diamonds are utilised as dies
in the various wire factories o l
this country alone.
S k illfu l, however, aa must be
the artisans who sink these small
dies and attenuated as the wires
drawn through them may he, yet
neither w ill stand comparison
w ith the oatpnt of the spinneret
of the common spider, whichejects
a single thread of silk so fine th a t
18,000 threads are required to
equal in thickness an ordinary
strand o f sewing silk.
“I t ’s Just seven o'clock,** said
Bqnilbob, “and so you have plenty
of tim e to drees yourself carefully
fo r the theater. W ith this m ar­
gin of time, H en rietta, yon can
surely have no excuse for being un­
prepared at the last moment, a
tr a it wholly confined to yonrsex.”
“Yes, dear, I ’ll s ta rt dressing
righ t now,” said his helpmeet du­
tifu lly .
“And I myself w ill show you a
good example in promptness.’*
said Hquilbob, kindly. “I ’ll s ta rt
right in now myself. By the way.
where sre my shirts?”
“Here they are.”
“Put the shirt studs in It, wi*
you? And— er— by the way, tl
dress suit is rather rumpled. I
must have tossed it around in I
drawer. You sre rather ham)'
those things, Henrietta — eat.
you press it into some sort o
shape?”
“A ll right, dear.”
“And, while yon are a t it, fix t ’
pearls in my shirt front, ding«
1 wish you’d chase up my cuff b u t
tons.”
Mrs. Rqnilbob flew around wt'
deft and willing hands, gat het i
the masculine apparel togetbf
while Rquilbob calmly dross
himself in the intervals of his i
id fire directions. “Got my t
hat?” be asked. “Good. N o.
please fix my necktie and—why-
i Parliament.
j Mr. Wlghtfred's great council at
OEXNIS CUNN1KF. JK„
| Beaeooceld. A. D. 694, the abbesses
i sat and deliberated, and five of them
I ep. U. 8. Mineral Earveynr «Igned the decrees of that council
along with the king, blahopa and no­
bles.
Surveyor for the District <>; Or­
King Edgar’s charter to the abbey
egon.
of Cowland. A D. 961, was with the
Gol<l B e a d « .
-
-
-
O re g o n consent of the nobles and abbesaes,
who subscribed the charter.
H<|tlilboh gasped in surprise, re-
In Henry I I I and Udward I's time
G E O R G E M . BROW N
Isles the New York Him. looked at
four abbesses were summdned to par-
the clock hands, which poinh-il
llamenL via. of 8haftesbury, Berklng.
eight, and then surveyed th e flu r
8L Mary, of Winchester, and of W il­
ton.
RO HEB l’ RO H R R iiilw
ried little woman.
tn the 35th year of Edward I I I ware
“G inger!” he said, in fine sedrn,
summoned by w rit to parliament, to
“aren’t
you dressed yet? W e l l ,
M. LEE PEM BEKTO N
appear there by their proxies. Mary,
if th a t isn’t Just like a woman!”
countess of Norfolk. Alienor, countess
P H Y S IC IA N
of Ormond. Anna Dispenser. Philllp-
ISaciproelty.
pa. countess of March, Johnanna Fltx
O ffice a t L a n g lo is H o t e l
"Mildred." whispered the poor but
Water. Agneta. oounteaa of Pembroke,-.
Mary de 8L Paul, oounteaa of Pem­ Intellectual young man, “Bmerson says
L anglois -, O regon
‘the only gift le a portion of thyself.*
broke. Margaret de Roos. Matilda,
My Christmas present to you la thia
countess of Oxford. Catherine, count­
poem, sad all I ask of you la return
ess of Athol. Theae ladies were called
to s took of your hair.”—Chicago T rlb-
by their proxies, a privilege peculiar
to the peerage to appear and act by
proxy.
The Lap of Penury.
Briggs—If yon want to aos misery,
Parliam ent and Oolf.
Is roa- e your boSy ttr*. -q a n d
you should pass a Christmas tn ttas
Golf to supreme at Westminster. If
well.
f ity-eent bottle of
alums.
you sec a group of members Is ths lob­
r C E .v r - .r /- p '- T ' i
Qrtggs—That's
nothing.
I once
by
laughing,
or
lounging
or
yawning
:
. Í ? ’ i t to.»
passed a Christmas with some fellows
with Indifference. It Is probable that
employed by Russell Sags—Town
they are supposed to be grasping all
w ill el»».** a atel.ly l-o .; in a
Topics.
|
ths potentialities of the political situ­
plump, i e/n,w"'C eh’lif I t • „temer ae
ation. But If they suddenly become
w ell as in w inter. O nly eoe eetat
To Drown the Noise.
serious, earnest, strenuous, nay fur­
a oay—tlunk of it a n d H’s ae ales
Tommy— But, pa. how w ill Banta
ious, you may be sura that a nsae one
Claus get down the chimney without
has Introduced the subject of golL—
being heard!
Loodos Opinion
Pa— Tour Mg brother will hang up
some of hto new socks—Brooklyn U f a
A
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