The Port Orford tribune., September 02, 1914, Image 1

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V. 8. S en ato r»-D r. H a iry U m , of Y a le a n d H a r v a r d e a c h 9 In . x
Portland and Geo. E. Chamberlain of
8 4 In . P r in c e t o n , C o r n e ll,
P rovincetow n.
M e a n — C an
flab
M ic h ig a n , e a c h 7 x 81 In .
A ll beat quality felt with felt head­ G aaee a t a depth o f W fa th o m » ’ to
?ongreaaman, F irat District—W illis
in g , strea m e rs , le tte rs a u d aiascot e x ­ the question th a t to ra z in g th e minds
0 . Hawley, o f S alem .
Of flatfish dredgers a t th is p o r t
ecuted in p ro p e r color». T h ia splendid
Gvers or—Oswald West, Salem.
F isherm en declare th a t lots of
Secretary of 8 t s t e ■ Bsn. W . Oloult Sa­ as so rtm en t s e n t postpaid fi»r BO o e n u flounders wero draw n from w a ta r c.f
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th a t depth, m idway between
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State T.essurer—Thos. B. K ay, of Sa­ H O W A R D S P E C I A L T Y C O . C ad and the "ledge." on a recan t data,
D a y t o n , O h io
m any boats' cream sharing In
the
le m .
sin gu lar harvest— the flrst o f th e kin d
8u p t Public Instruction—1». A . Ald­
e v e r know n to have occurred in th is
erman, Salem.
latitu d e, and certain It to th a t no local
State Printer— W illis Dunhrsy, Salem.
sea m yste ry of th e past e v er caused
A tto rn e y G e n e r a l— A . M . Crawford,
m ore discussion th an th is latest w o n­
State G am e W a rd e n — Wna. L. Flo«
der « v o te r. W ill some wise m an kin d ­
ley, S a le m .
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S tate H e a lth O ffic e r— D r . C a lv in
ly m ake explanation f
F o r m any years, Provincetow n's « a rt
o f flounder dredges has
annually
scooped 4,600 barrels o f flatflsh from
th e floor o f Capa Cod bay. but never
u n til th e present w in te r have th e flrh-
erm en «hewn , e p n a tu ra lly frosen
Ashes- tot he* a ll read y fo r shipm ent.
In fact, b a rrin g the barrels.
.O n th e day o f th e drau gh t o f frosen
flounders th e w e a th e r was m il l, the
a ir and th e surface w a te r w ere o f a
co m p aratively high tem perature, and
th e dredging machines hung lim p and
nnlc«d. T h is proves th a t th e Itohes
did not frnexe a fte r reaching th e sur­
face alongside boats.
But the fish were thoroughly frozen.
C re w m em bers, astounded n t th e spec-
ta el«, severed specim en a fte r speei-
raeu. to ascertain I f th e flo e n d s n w ere
fu lly frosen.
■sofa fla k no c a t waa
frosen com p letely.
S.
W hite, Salam.
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Clerk State Land Board—O. tf. Brewn. |
Salem,
Joint Senator for Coca and Oerrv—
I. 8. Smith.
Joint Representative for Coca and
Curry—8. P. Peirce.
Judge, lid Judicial Distriot—J. W .
Hamilton, Roseburg.
Prosecuting Attorney for C u tty
Co.— W. H . M e re d ith , W e d d e rb u rn .
Model 10
Etcspement, Speediest ever
C o m p lete, S tra ig h t L ine
S alem .
K eyb oard and
A Key for Every Character.
0 . 8 . Commissioner»—H . T . Stewart ,
Port Orford.
Write for information Io
O ocmty orriCBKn.
C o u rt, J ttd tfB -W . A. Wood, Gold !
The Smith Premier Typewriter Con Inc.
Syrien»«, N . Y .
Breach« «wywkam
Beach.
C ou nty Com m issioners— D . C oiegrove, 1
For once the fisherman, who know
local fishes’ habits pretty well, arc
puxsled. They would be rlssssd to
le a rn the cause of the phenomenon.
Gold Beaol» ;Ueo Chenoweth, Langlois. '
S h e r if f - C . H . Bailey, Gold Beach.
County Clerk—Job a B . Stannard, ‘
Gold Beach.
County Treasurer—Frank Caughell *
Y o u n g e e t T y p e s e tte r.
Bdgar M laaem er, son o f J. 8 . Mtoss-
Wedderburn
Aaeeesor-Wm. TJstsn, Harbor.
School Supt.— Geo. W . Sm ith, Gold
Beach.
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m er. sd ito r and publisher o f th e M o un t
Joy (Fa.) A ta r and Notos, la ano o f th e
youngest typesetters In th is section o f
old. and sets type and distributes it
with reaaarkable rapidity for one so
young In the business. During spare
hours after school ho spends his time
In his father's shoo. Bator» ho waa
atx years old ho wda able to handle a
printer’s Mick, and when hte proof»
come back tor correction vary Amr « -
-iurveyor— I . Caughell Jr., Geld Beach,
t u n u u a o r TuacouaTs.
Circuit Oourt meets Fourth Monday is 1
I
August of each year.
County r 'ommli»loD«r» Court «Meta ’
firat Wednesday in January, April,
July and September of each yarn.
Probate Court meets first Monday in
Uarbor.........
(li.Id Besch.
Wedderburn
. . . C. L . Wafcsman.
. ...M r . K. B Prion.
Mrs. Viola A. F ry .
.............A. M . Bliss.
....A m e s Johnston
111 thee... ...
M a r in i...........
Aguosa.........
Port O rfo rd .,
D e n m ark....
tan g ió la
Eckley...
Speaking of the development
M s a a a n d a H ave K id ney TrottM a
and Don’t K now it.
S o w T s F lu
F ill a bottls or comme
Water aad tot It stand t
<v«t.
ith y *w
hours; i
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condl-
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SEXUAL
AGENT KNOWLEDGE
BLACK-
DRAUGHT
^ ^ ? 2 g ” e*nd exhibit a aemt.lc Lai.-,
IL L U S T R A T E D 3 8 0 P A G E S
Telit a ll about eez u u itte ri; w h a t young
STOCK *nd
POULTRY
M E D IC IN E
r tlon uf the kid­
ney*; If it stains
your linen It to
svtdenco of kid­
ney trouble; too
frequent dsalre to
pass It or pain In
the back Is also
• e m r t e in f prooi that the kidney a and bUd-
fleraraavt of order.
Stock sad pooltoy kava few
W h ,t to Do.
troubles wbioh are not bowel and
.T h a n Is comfort In the knowledge as
l i v s r irregularities.
d la o k -
Often expraiand. th*i D r. Klim«. '* Swamp-
Draugbt Stock and Poultry Medi­
Rsot. the great kidney remedy fulfills «very
cine ta a bowel and liver remedy
!il. Jcur,nA vhsumatiim, pain In the
for (took. I t put* the organa of
bank, kidney«, liver, bladder *nd every pari
digestion in a perfect eonditioa.
sf the urinary panage. It correct» inability
Prominent Amortcaa breeder* and
hold water and scalding pain tn passing
farmer» keep their herd» and flock» '
» , or bad affect* following use of liquor. '
wealthy by giving J m b an oeca-
wtna or boor, and overcomes that unpleasant ■
•iooal dose of Blact-Draoght Stock
noesaalty of being compelled to ( o Often i
and
P<»iltry Medicine in their
durtnr ’be day, and to gel up m any time« ‘
(.rod. Any etock raiier m ar buy a
the n ight The mild and the extra- ;
25-cent half-pound a ir-tig h t can i
ordinary effect ot Swamp-Root to BOOS
of tbie medicin« from bi» dealer I
voahiod
It Mandi the highest for Its won-
u d keep b ir »tnck In vigorou» I
dorful euros of tho most diatrossinr ctsos.
health tor wc*ks. Dealers gener- I
Lf r o’ nood * medicine you should nave the
ally keep W ack-Draught Stock and I
boo«. Sold by druggist» ir 50c, and $ i. «1»,.
F o iiltri Medicine. If your» doe« I
You may have a aampto bottle of thia
out. tend JB cent* for a sample I
waadsrful
dtosovery
fCd p ''
can to the manufacturer». The I
and a bosk that teltoteVTOtolrtKC&Efch
Chattanooga Medicin* Co., Chat- I
more about It, both »ent B S E s f e a W t & j !
tonoogn. Tran .
i
ahoolutoly hwa by mall,
«»totes D r. Kilm er II b <— ° r x -« « a « A
Co., Binghamton, N . Y . When writing man-
to n i r e t o g thia gonoroua «Her In this paper.
Sor»
ltKM £i‘rb<7t» , .nMW blc’rc1“
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prehensive p o r k th a t has e v e r been is­
sued on tt x u a l hygiene. Priceless in ­
struction fo r l ho«e w ho are read y for
. tb e tru e inner teaching.
T h is book te lls nureea, teachers, doc­
to r« , 1« A -yan, p re a c h e rs , «octol w o rk
or», S u n d a y School te ach er« an d a ll
others, y o u n g au d o ld , w h a t a ll need
| to kn ow about sex m a tte r * . B y W in - 1
■field 8c<,U H a ll, P b D , H D
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The best laxative.
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ra n i* und rare rt p io M r- a o v e r ,<(, r-
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I «old tin g ly f r < b e price w en sk to r s it. I
A ik your local newsdealer
foe current i**«e or »end $1 50
fo ry « a r’»*ub»CTiprk>f». 'lh e b o o k ,
" R o -d
of a Thousand Wonders."
| Those « i l l g<> q u ic k ly to a ll lovers o f
say constanphon aaa be
cured. Nature olaflM won’t
do it? it ooodshslp.
— 120 besunful Wextern view* ra
tost color»— w ill bo isclttdsd—
eSargva are mwtor-ite.
Prohuiition
Doomed!
A fter 64 years o f activity
by the friends o f prohibition
the average American today
conaarr.es alm ost six tim es
as much liquors as did th e
average Am erican o f 1860.
In spite o f this there is Isas
drunkennew .
W ith this
wonderful change for the
better, prohibition has had
nothing w hatever to do. The
real reason is found in the
fa ct that today there is a
vastly greater am ount o f
beer consumed. And b#wr
is not conducive to dnu»»un-
ness.
Prohibition is a fa ilr-e
and has had but one efltect
w herever tried: to put a
ban upon the open and
above-board drinking o f
beer and other ligh t bev­
erages and to di ire men
to a e c r c t , im m o d e r a t e
drinking o f the strongest
stimuli’-its. T his is rotrbly
true o f Maine, a prohibición
state. There is ten tim es
as much drunkenness per
capita as there is in France.
- P a i d A d v w tis e m e n t
I tiie b r a u tlh il In n a tu r e w h o ap p recia te
rare a r t pieturve
m udels
ij
w e ll
ile v s ln ja ii
A r e lis h )r a e ft-flllin g fo u n ta in pen
free w ith each or>lcr, J liese al- n v have
o b i for n n r .io lln r in * t » m .
The 100 b eautifn l C a rd t an d Pen all
fo r b u t 5oc and IOr in atom pa fo r poetage
g
t j f » t p t i ? Ä — * S w « k « . T s « Ä . m i m
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b e a u tifu lly i t l u » r r * t < d
m o n th ly maga.-.;ns o f tbs wide­
a w a k e W e s t w ith fz *rin a tin g
short ttnvies, p tetu rew vie personal
la the defensive powers o f the
Try aa. »
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Oep. U. 8. Minoro! Snrveyfif
Hurveynr for the D istriot of O r­
egon.
GeM B m o H, • ¡m •
Or«r<H
1 modern gunn of the American
t navy, as Illustrated a t the W ash
ingtou naval gun factory, a a ex
I pvrienced machinist and advance
w orker «aid to a Washington Star
reporter:
“Thia general development 1»
not due alone to improvement in
guna or powder, or project'leg,
but to the simultaneous and pro
gressive development of all three.
“ L cm than h alf a century ago
the heaviest gun known waa the
<18-pounder. Thia gun waa about
nine inches bore, and fired a 68
pound projectile, w ith a lfi-ponud
charge o f gunpowder, but waa
powerleaa against four and a h a lf
inches of wrought iron. Onr bat
tieships to-day are equipped w ith
12 inch guns, which, w ith a rhn: p i
of 100 to 425 pound« of sm okeiett
powder, are capable of driving nn
860 pound projectile through 61
inches of solid wrought iron. In
olden time« It required nearly four
minutes to load and fire one of the
now obsolete 6&poanders, while
the new and terrib le 12-inrh gun<
can be loaded and fired in about 5 0
second« w ith perfect safety.
“I f a projectile from one of the
old «8 pounders hit it« mark, It
was due to good luck, ra th e r than
to good management, but it la a
m a tte r of proud record that our
modern 12-incb guns have scored
seven hits in less than six min
ntes at ta rg e t practice, while our
six inch gun has a record of nine
shots and nine hits in one minute.“
The statistics of a modern 12-
Inch breech-loading rifle, aa turned
out by the
gun fn rtory,
make* nn interesting showing.
Its weight is 101.30ft jo tird s , or
over 46 tons. I f s to ta l length, 30
feet 8 inches. The greatest diame
te r of gnn body is 4« inches; to ta l
ieagth of bore, 4 1 » .» Inches, ca
pacify of chamber, 12.043 cnhfc
inches; to ta l capacity of bore, fit,
355 im lies; tra v e l o f projectile.
34fi.no Inches; weight o f charge,
service velocity, 428
pounds;
weight of projectile, 860 pounds;
ra tio of projectile weight to
weight o f gnn, 1 - l l t ; chamber
preaanre. 18 tone; mosaic velocitr
(service), 2,100 feet per second;
thickness o f steel which shell w ill
perforate a t mo M ie »4.1« inches;
s t 1 ,6 » yards 2084 ieebes.