The Port Orford tribune., August 26, 1914, Image 1

OFFICIAL DIBBCTOBY,
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V . 8. S e n a to rs -D r. H a r r y L a e * . o t
P o rtla n d and U no . K . U h a m b e rls li. o f
S a le m .
?ongieaamna, First DtottM-WUHa
one m otion is needed to
r
character desired on the
0 . H a w le y , o f S a l e * .
( I v e t a o r —O s w a ld W a n t, S a le m .
S e c re ta ry o f g ta ta • B r it .
te«.
W. Oleult Sa­
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s ta te T .a a e u ro r— T h a n . B . K a y ; o f S a -
R ap t. P u b lic Ia s t r u r iio a — I». A . A id
•n viB D , R ale tc.
State P r i n t e r - W lllla D u n lw a y . S alem .
A tto rn e y G e n e r a l— A . M . C l a w to " I,
com
S te w G a m e W a rd e n — U 'm .
I»
- A ll b e at q u a lity f a it r W . fe lt hand-
The tdtal p r o d u c t io n o f t a l e a n d
la g , atreasm-ca, fe tte rs a n . I u>a«w t * a - s o a p s to n e o f a l i v a r ie t ie s d a r i n g
m a te d l a p ra y e r c o lo r*. T h is s p len did 1 9 0 4 w a s > 1 ,1 8 9 a b o r t t o n * , r a i n e d
a s a u rfa trn t t e a t pustpalJ fo r »» c e n t* a t > 0 4 0 ,7 3 1 .
A n c o m |M r e d w i t h
a n d 6 . u m pa t o p a y p oto agv. Head n o » 8 0 ,9 0 1 s h o r t t a n a , m i n e d a t > 8 4 0 ,-
H D W A W >
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D a y to n , O h io
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H tttk rv
O Q B ia 1 0 0 3 , t h is l a a n in c r e a s e o f
4 ,2 8 8 t e n * in q u a n t i t y a n d o f > 1 0 0 ,-
C O .
jn
do^ |iaiti T to a geaer-
•> ‘»crease ia the production of
O ffflr
Ma-
S ta te H e a lth (H B o e r— D r . C a te in J L
M ilit e , S a le in .
easy action
light running
• (rgcted , trike, . t , ome of H e pa-
fu r »1 am i 10C f o r poM a«e, e tc .
J o in t S enatoi
f o r Oooa an d C a r ry —
L 8 . S m ith .
J o is t R e p re s e n ta tiv e
C o m p lete . S tra ig h t L io o
to r
Coos
aod
G a r r y — 8 . F . P a in e .
J u d g e , Id Judicial Distrlet-J. V .
H a m ilto n , Kusebarg-
P r u n e u tin g A tto rn e y fo r
C u rry
Go.— W . H . M e re d ith , W e d d s rb u ra .
U . S . O o te w te b io a s rs — H
P o r t C it o w l.
C u u a ty J u d g e - V .
A.
C o u n ty U u w t e s lu u s r a
C o m ity
T . Ö l«w a r t
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V
W o o d ,, G o ld
P . Cotegrvve,
T m M u ra r— F ra n k
C a u g h e ll
Asaaaaor-Wm. TUmaa, Harbor.
-teluMdSapt.- Uw. W. Bmithr Gold
S p e c ia l O f f e r F o r M a n
j „ . r m ij|g .
For a
lim ite d tim e o n ly , a la p a ir« of
o u r fln s s t M e -V a lu a G a e ra a lre d lb r e e
s a y co lo r w it h w r itte n g a a to n tee a n d
a p a l r c f o u r w e ll k n o w n
« w G a r i e r j f o r c n e «foliar,
and
Of {he 1904 production, 27,184
,hort tons, valued at >433331, were
I obtgin^ fr<Hn
the „ t . tears- in
, , Te of New Y ork. Thia « 1 « in
10c fo r
of ^ „ g u n fa e tu re d
P T o ^ n o w these h o « ; . hay stood th e ,
,r o ®
th *
« •*’
«
tost whs. a il other, failed. T h e y g i v e ! o n ,X .•
« “ « J ot^
P™*’
real lo o t co m lo rt. They lta'*n»BNu,i> uct •• *°W la the crude state,
to r ip . T h e y n e v e r becom e loose an d i The production came from nine
bagg y M tb « »hape 1« k t.it in , not ntaten,
and
these, together
p reteH l In . They are Gaoeantrmt for with the number of producers in
trm n e a a , fo r styfa, fp r s u p S rto tity o f eaebt.were as follows: California,
■tentorial and workmanship, ab so lu te ly
Georgia, 2; Masaachuaetta, 1;
ataiatess a o d to w e a r a ir am ate* w ith - Newgersey. 1; North Carolina, 8;
on* tones, e r a » « 'p a ir fne.
Penitaylvsnin, 2; 3'e r»o n t,3; V ir-
D o n ’t d e l a y b u t s o n d i n y o u r
j . Bnd Washington 1, a total
ordah tu to rs offer e x p ire . Glv. of ,g produw^ ,.
R VKH
BVKK
w>« a i r H O f t l R R Y
W « tA « W > B IK R Y
CO
The production of Bbrooa talc
C O . f r o n i X e w Y ork amouatsto nearly
-
« r v a y o r - I . C a n g i* 11 Jr.. G o ld B eaeh,
vi
i u m s u a oe-TU B e u v a ts .
C l t e . i t C o u r t m w ta F u u .th A lo u d a y is
- .
,
..r t .a u ...
, ..... H e rn .
EVERYTH
NB 1 MAN HEEDS
■••tote« , , r " u •• m n " n w ” v
m
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a ».
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T
«Stegms «avteg u m b
IO
A i-tlo tem
a.
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J r°.*dT V ,J<,1w’r
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O u t « aa d U n lv . rsal prm lncte w s
double that obtained from all the
nil o f it
U used ,B ,be » •■ ■ * « * < » * ®< P*'
P*r
York output
amounted to 04.005 short ton«,
W in e d at >007,400, as compared
«0,230 abort tons, valued at
¡>421.800, in 1903. The average
price for a toumf tale la 1904 was
» *•« . »« eampared with >7 la 1903,
o t h e r s t a t e s , a n d A lm o s t
w ill »
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fo r a lim ite d tim e o n ly , le n d th is w e ll
wo. th 08.S0 Sharing Oat Bt lor 4tW .
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C a n g to ie
l->Tkl^r...............
PUB boills or con-.mr
«S tar fe d ls< It stand b
to
itb
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.rh o u rc
u.’.irtaidiy
i
condi­
STOCK and
POULTRY
M E D IC IN E
tion -J the kid­
neys; It it ttalna
your linen it It
evidence of kid­
ney trouble: toe
frequent desire to
pess It or pain la
the back Is alto
U sav tM ln r PC°°. ,h* t the kidneys and bted-
Btock snd poultry bars fev
dbr a * nut id order.
trouble« wbiek are not bowel and
W h e t to D e .
l i v e r irrv g u U riti« .
O ls e K -
Theta la oomiort In the knowledge ao
Draugbt Stock and Poultry Medi­
Often mpreaeed. that Or. Kilmer's Swamp-
cine is a towel sad liver remedy
Boot.Mhe great kidney remedy fulfills every
for stock. I l pute the organs of
w ith j a curing rheumatism, pein to the
digw tion ia • perfect eoodibon.
toekMktdqeys, liver. Madder and every part
Prominent American breeders aad
• f the urinary passage. It corrects InsbtHtv
fsrm rrs keep their herds end flocks
to ko(d water and scalding pain In passing
iS < S S 3
« , or to d effects following use of H qu*-
wine or beer, end overcomes that unplsaeaat
sad Poultry Medicine in their
aeceaUty of being compelled to go often
load. Any Mock raiser may buy s
durlnr 4 a day. and to gei up many times
itogeat hsU-pnuad a ir -tis M can
*»r'.eg the righ t. The mild and the extra­
o f this medicine (rote bis deals:
ordinary affect ot S w a m p -R o o t la sees
and keep k b stock ia »igoron»
reallied
II stands tha highest for Ma wov-
to a h k tor weeks. Dealers gener­
ally keep Blnck-I Irin q lit Stock aad
Poultry Medicine. If yours d o «
te to . Sold by d: u g jtju it 50c. and $1. sixes.
nut, tend J6 oente for n »ntiiple
You may hsvs j t a m p le bottle ef this
can to thr manufacturers. T h e
wonderful
discovery
__
,
«
it tt, both »ent
Iraa by mall.
H a v e y o u ever
se e n a S u n se t?
A b e iu ttfu liy i l l i i s i r i i e d
m o n th ly m a c ro n ® o f
W « f*-
s w t k s W r i t w ith f a * m ating
short stories, p icturesque personal
p o m t-o f-v ia w d e srrip tio n o f
interestittR d e *a lv|icn e n t o f
W e s t, and the rom ance sn J
t o r y o f vh a s ro n d s iU a d a t
earth.
the
th a
his-
.h v
« B e t li m v
■Blu« C A S C A T I V I *
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o f YO4«r C A S C A I:
O m At. am m r« hh >
C A f iO Y
C A T H A R T IC
rv e o to .
YI m m v s I l î f t o t î i s i t t & n v w
n a a n d h a y a th o m a n u fa m a rc r-s m u r a
HOT BUY s b l c r d o o r • p a ir o f U r n
rtarygBtlgfWdwl
BEdgryoorBwa
Tc fb uB a to m s w m aM rra; w h a t young
m et. s lid w . tn e n , y o u n g w ives a n d
b u n b u iid - nuri a l l others n e rd to kn ow
a b o u t th e s a e rtd la w * t h a t yo rrrn tte
s e x /w ees, l l a i u t-u tlu i o f m x h /r in
r e la tio n to lia p i in ers in m a rria g e “ S r-
e n t» “ o f M atth im d a n d W o m a n h o o d ; sex­
u a l abuses, soefaf cvr'l, d ireaaea, eto.
T h e luteet, m o a t advanced a n d c o m ­
prehensive w o rk th a t has e v e r been is­
sued on M x v a i h jf tie u t. Prleeleve in ­
stru ctio n fo r those who a re ready for
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TU<* above fnctg are taken from
’ « » « «P O «-» ® f » * •
J<* * P h
I Prut», of the United fttates geolog-
| l oo.) ieal survey. l»r. Pratt’s report la
1 0 c e x tra sow out aa an extract from the
/ B r ir ltt B a i r " r a th
• B ach o u tA t p a c k id in n e a t b o x
C o in o r M o n e y O n fe r, postage
CHAUFFEURS OF TITLE.
Prohibition
Doomed!
Bnt two monarchs actually
drive motor cart, though royalty
baa taken moat kindly to the auto­
mobile.
the tru e in tie r e a c h in g .
The king of Italy and the young
T h is book te lls n urses, teachers, d t« -
king of Spain are the only ones
to rs , la x y e r a , preaw hers, social w ork
who handle Ilieir cars themaelvea,
e ra, S u n d n y School te ach ers and a lt
and the Himuiah ruler ia quite ra ­
others, y o u n g a n d old, w h a t n il need
pable of crawling under his rnr
to kn o w al-out sex m u tte rs . B y !{»«-
and repairing breakdowns us ex
f l t l d t e .O H a » , r h D , M D
pertly aa a mechanic.
X tm r p a p e r C o m n u n lt:
r id ln r . W I T tfo rab to
" S c ie n tific a lly v o r r e t ” — C h ic a g o T r i ­
H it intention of havingand run
• « p e d a l q u a lity o f m
xn e a p o r o u a a n d
bune. " U o in r a e and, u i - t o da te' —
uing
bit own car very nearly
. an to u re s w ith o u t s i
P b l-a rie lp h ia Preaa. " 8 t u td a rd B ook
W e b s v e a n n d re d * o f
brought about a cabinet crisis, us
s ta tin s t h a t th e ir tire !
o f know ledge” — P h ila d e lp h ia Ix ^ e r .
it was feared that he would kill
o r tw ic e In n w hole sc
o rd in a ry tin ), th e i;
T h e N ew Y o rk W o rld s a y s : " P la in
hintaelf and precipitate a rovolu-
ren b y « v e n t la y
t n d h i f u r Ih otr m ho need o r » • ,* < <«
fa b ric 0 u t h e tre a d . 1
tion;
but he handles his car like
we
»rs
■
BAav
m
e
s
a
Is It*.O S p e r te .tr . t o t
Anew th em f o r the p r e v e n tio n o f e eii* ."
only t t . t o p e r p s fr . A l l o r d e n d i
a veteran and lakes more enjoy­
» p o ro n i
Y o u d o n o t p a y * esul
L 'a d i r p la in w ra p p e r fo r Only <1.00.
•p m e n te d .
ment in the sport thau he has
r t l r o tM W T O « * « .» « p w y » t r ) I I I " w r l
C o iu o r M o n ey O r -le i, p o staXe ten
r l.» l a m u u » »
M « O rr M « -•
found in any other dheraion.
w n ts e x tra .
When King Edward wa* prince
M IA M I P C B U ^ H IS O C O M P A N Y
lr a r r o n , O m o
of Wales be was the H i s t royal pa­
Prohibition is a. failure
tron of the sport, and lie at ill owns
nnd has had but one effect
•r W t p w f e d a h o n ; e r w rit« fo r o « r M l TU
a
greater number and variety ot
wherever tried; to put a
cars than any other ruler.
H to rM « > n « w te *> to > n s ro y £ = l*I
ban upon the open and
queen will thia year aet np
BEAUTIFUL ANDCULOllED above-board drinking of her The own
ear, as will Princes*
x *o « rr c a h d h
beer and other lig h t bev­
Christian nnd the present prince
Ayer’s Pills. Ayer's Pills.
erages and to drive msn
M n n y a ra rich, ra te . pfeU noa ot
and princess of Wales are much
» Ayer's Pill«. Keep saying
to s e c r e t, im m o d e ra te
B a a iu tifU l M o d a l , a n d
interested in motoring.
hthia ever aad over again.
A c tre s s e s
drinking o f the strongest
7 The beat laxative. L ro d n &
The kaiser wax the Brat to en­
A f w e te V -A W n y
stimulants. T h ia is notably
courage motor racing; but hia
Want your moustache
beard R
true o f Maine, a prohibition
FOUNTAIN FKN
greater interest is iu the mechan­
ahcutlfiilbrvwa nr rick Mock? Use “
• mmmuis eatsfcaeuttasMMMba.*
A U f o e onfp f e Oral«
state. There ia ten times
ical side of motoring, and in thia
V* •
*
•
T h e « rv a te rt Itar-xain in •»* a o tifu l
*
4F
ax much drunkenness per
bin brother, Prince Henry,follow*
r a n is e n d ra re . r t p k ’tn r a v w r . . I t r-
him, the latter having a hobby (or
u p it a aa there ia in France.
. <f, M a liy m e h a r d to u t-la in and bavc
visiting factories and studying
sold sinxly f r th e |>riv»i a e n s h f . . r « 1 ..
— Paid Adverdoomenl
the cars ia process of eoustrae-
T b ep v a l i i «-• i|Mi< k ly to a ll l-.n -rs <4
tiou.
Um Ir a t ititiil In n a tn rv w la .a p , rcciato
Oddly enough, President I-®«
rare a r t ptefurrx u f. w ell .Ic v v l |« .i j
het has not taken to nmtortag.
and each year he drives to o;tea
A iw lla b h - n c lt-flllin g fo u n ta in |w«t
« t o T R A r iC M A R K » « « to -- B M ;
U K N N I8 C U X X IF F . III..
s< o í r s . i M u s i ó * frau w ith e<M-h ..rU -r, r l>.-«v « I n. have
the automobile show in his four
sol i f o r .Ute . ¡ u ilt r in « a » * .
L e p . U . S. M u i e n .’ fi .irY e v*’ < horse carriage, though it was in
D i e /SP h e a u tifo l l e i d i a n d P en »U
France the motor ear gained its
fo r h o t fe e and life in >ta«t|.s f . * potoepr
early progress and Prance atUi
Surveyor forth*- Hiatrh-t oi Or-
leads the world la motoring.
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D a y to n , O h io
41eM Iivari»,
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(tir g o i
S«lf-hMl«(1ires
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PATENTS
orovy r u t o * , »»"• «e««’ t»ai ju t.-rs «
a tec W C C C tu t. I d S t e R .UtoMMM.-
/ B u r S te r n a ,
i > a x 7aJe«iM Powder
f nemaawaioai H i . -
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1 |.l.V « T B A T E D 3 2 0 PAGES
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SEXUAL
KNOWLEDGE
BLACK -
DRAUGHT
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of 92 cents a to n over 1903 and a
r l e t e t e r G a n ln e r. W e sell one prod ucts to (h e sM»an«r decrease of 73 cents a toh an com
.............J . W. K il a d ire c t, s a d ' th e re fo re you aavs all pared with 1902.
The hepprtu tian of tale into the
. ..G. K Wakeman. M»ate*pr<t4u which as yo u know are
’vary lanw.
United Btnfes hm been very irreg-
1 HM ov Ground Bator
u h * tr iid h ' - r c r s tn o g B tP d t e « « e h .
/ At m A L o fA rr B ra s h
The q u a n t i t y n n d value of the tale
' , i B a to r S tr o p , C u s m a B a r
Imported in 1904 was greaterthan
1 N i r M B a t e l B a r t M ir r o r
|B aBj. provlonn year. I t amouat-
1
Ba" ^ 3fc“* <
ed to 3,288 short too*, valued at
Art Portrayal Oo«
A fte r 64 y e a n o f activity
by the friends o f prohibition
the average American today
cdbsumes almost six times
as much liquors, ax did the
aven g e American o f 1860.
In spite o f this there is lees
d ru n k e n n e s s .
W ith this
wonderful change fo r the
better, prohibition has had
nothing whatever to do. The
real reason is found in the
fact th a t today there ia a
vastly greater amount o f
beer consumed. And bear
is not conducive to drui._an-