The Port Orford tribune., October 21, 1914, Image 1

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E N D A Y ,
O C T O B E R 8 I , 1914
itxtx san WMWCT osricane :
U . 8. Senators—D r. H a rry Lane, of
Portland and (too. K Chamberlain of
Salem.
Congressman, P i n t Districa— W illis
a Hawley, o f Sale».
O re rà or—Oswald West, Salem.
Secretary of Stato—Ben. W. 0 loo It Sa-
His Salary As Office Holder
Exceeds $100,000— Asked
"How Was It Spent?”
to».
The Story of
Makepeace Jones
Kupt Public Instruction—L . A . AM
Mate P rin te r- WUIla Don! ra y . Salem.
Attorney General—A. M. Crawford,
State Came V a d m -W m . L. Pin-
M ERCHANTS,
W O R KING
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EM PLO YER S E N T H U S IA S T IC
S IN C E SALOON W AS BAN-
IS H E t t
IM P R O V E M E N T
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IS G ENERA L.
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,
I F G O VER NM ENT
T O B U IL D *4S.<
r o a d s T i n A Ì
S in c e a . A. B o o th , R e p u b ltc a a c a a -
d ld a ta f o r U n ite d S ta te n S e n a to r, a n ­
s w e re d th e q u e it io a . *Mj
g e t t t f " R e p u b lic a n pap
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th e q u e s tio n f o r G e c r j
la in , th e D e m o c r a tic I
parrot»* «ntrrjrtias
IT BUILD SOME
S IN T H IS STATE?
Clerk M ate la n d Board—O. O. Brown,
ew er? " H e w d id you si
In d u s trio u s d ig g e r has
M c K E N Z IE A t J P O O L E
lis t o f p u b lic c tiic e s Cl
Thiage to Eat and Wear
h e ld
s in c e c o m in g
b e r la lu
» r n ve» r e i e.ne
ernment builds I
Curry roads in Alaska (
Son?) i it builds a
T . Stewart
oovmty ornoaiw.
County J-.nlge—W . A Wood, Cold
County Commissioners— D.
I believe that
Sheriff— C. B . Bailey, Cold Bench.
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O w m ^ C T m to -Jo h u R . etannard, J
County Tnaaewar—Frank üaughell ■£
Assessor—W m . loim en, H a r lo r .
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p a y e rs
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th is
m oney
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Re
One newspaper edltoi
Chambortslu has been
erah Ristrict Attorney,
United States Senator,
ef these offices more I
and that Chamberlain
public life bao scarcely
tbe payroll, as he eoter
Jeb before tbe old one
to hie explanation of
R.7 Booth told tbe Ito
Democrats say that Bo
tecrat aad does aot belo
¿eople. Booth's own
eounta bow ba whs ea
Of 11 chUdrea; that ha
oahta. worked oa a 6
MU) Mew Not Drank Nina.
Under the licensed saloon, eno mill
regularly sent home from six to IS
IS
men on the midnight shift because
se
they w e re too intoxicated to w o rk .
W ith Oregon City dry, that mill
has refused admittauceqto but three
wen in the seven months that the law
has been in effect in the d ty .
N et a cheek in the tost pay roll of
the Oregon City paper mills was
.«HM LM ls b Portland or a Milwaukie
salben. Out a t 69« checks issued for
P*Y roll e f the Willamette
has
*10 0 ,0 0 0 la m o n e y co n t
espansi«!
Since the ffarst of the year, when
prohibition went into effect in Ore­
gon C ity, arrests have decreased SO
per cent.
Violations of the state liquor laws
are less than one-half what they were
when saloons were licensed.
The number of arrests for drunk­
enness and disorderly conduct have
decreased SS per cent.
Deposits in the banks have in­
creased,, collections have became eas­
ier, bad debts have been er now are
« • « • » being paid fab
Prosecuting Attorney for
Oo.—W . H . Meredith, Wedderburu.
U. 8. OomMiasionett—H
Port Orford.
Emta-and.]
d a mild s,
-1006,-1240,- 1 » 2 -1282
« E n try o f Lands in
nal F o rm t.
e m b r a c in g 182.07 aeree
O ffe r
Fur Lim ited Tim e Only—
6to p air of our finest Me value Is-
dice’ ga'ranteed faoee In bihek. U n r
white colors 7.1th written guarantee,
for *1 and 10c for postage, e tc .
good faith clalmlog any
for agricultural purposes prior to Jau .
1,1A 4, and has not afadadoned same,
bae a preference right to make home­
stead entry tor the lands actually oe-
cuptod. bald Units were ltote<i upon
the applications of the persons meD-
Uoued
»
s s below,
s s who
w i have
r a f a i 4 preference
a , '8
Kaktoy...
idle
of
and
PPY
w
M o w T o gi>.
AI1 a belli« er comm,
water aad let k stand lv -
to
th« machinery through the
ni«*rt and, at the same time, not vto-
l«te the 10-hetsr labor law. Many
times shift eehedule. had to to
broken, the earlier night shift men
I
eb } W
.r tours; 1
» It
over into the mldoicht shift.
This entailed the payment of over­
's • time to men doing the work o f th o se
and I ^ r D n k - Moat of the men who have
K)Ut becn discharged while the plant was
| running full capacity, have been dto*
M E missed for intoxication. They hold
j j g their Jobs now.
;SE I The average deposits in the tonka
v in e s h h y condl-
Y / bon o f ih e kid-
If
1 / neys; If ft stains
A - L - J l your linen <1 le
evidenc» o f k id -
ney tr r u b le ; too
r T e xA
ire q u c n td es lre to
pets It o? pstn la
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tbe back Is t i r e
• e n v ln c ln j proo. that tbe kidneys and blad­
der sre ou, of Crder.
w h . t to B e .
Th ere la com fort In the knowledge so
Often expressed, that D r, K lh n eK * Sw am p-
R o s t, the great kidney rem edy fulfills every
wiah in curing rheum atiisii, pain in the
to e k . btdoeys, liver, t ladder and every p e ri
af the urinary passage. It corrects In»bllttv
to h eld water end scalding pain In passing
* » * r bad effects following use of liquor,
ertae e r beer, and 0vereemes that ««pleasant
necessity of being compelled to go oftea
d u rln r ’ be day, and to get up m an y ttm es
d»T...g the night. Tho m ild and the extra­
ordinary effect o l S w a m p - R o o t Is soon
re a m e d . It stands the highest fa r Ms wew
ffnltf earns a< fits moat distrosefog cases.
I f y e a need a medicine y->u .h o u id Eave tbe
t o r i . Sold by druggists tr 50c. and $1. stoss.
You m a y have a sample bottle o f fids
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There are scientists and
(cirn listx, but few o f them
un,let-stand Ufe.
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cbs.. to the plaoe where the strip cloeee
B o o th s s ta te m e n t In c lu d e d th e dec- ' o n th e b o u n d a r y o f tl>e t r a c t ,
FOR YOFR
th e
Beautiful collegi pennant»
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net
t h a t a t tim e s th e s a w m ill h e a r e a b e in g -18.19 a c r e s ; lis te d u p o u ap-
i a v , t t r e s m t - r e . l H t - r» «>
m io a g c d e m p lo y e d 1300 m en a n d tb e 1 p lic a tio n o f T . W . B i h in g e , M a r i n i ,
W U to il ’ ll p r o i- c - T
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p a y ro ll e x c e e d e d 8 6 9 ,0 0 * a m o n th . T h e O r e g o n t h ie * S - lf if iB ,
T h e M J h tt'k ,
c o n c e rn b ro u g h t in to O re g o n m o re NK M . the BJ KEJ* NW Jt Sec. 10, T . MV»• • « » ! -t I -•!? . i-o rt.j.u i,,
th a n «10.000 000 o f o u ts id e m o n e y a n d
w " W ‘“ ‘i f * ’
a n d 5 B to h tix .t ,
f .•
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f a r m e r « m e r c h a n t!, la b o re rs a n d en- . V^lryfc ? * l * 4 0
MOW A I
B a rt C^ !’ T h i l l t ^ m re 7 | 1r L ^ J h e
: N ' ^ * * * ’ i h *' N * » E V X H
I t . th e
D a y io 'i.
P r t . 01 J i iB
N W J 8 A I N W 1 Sec. 2 0, T . 83 8 . , R . 11
r e c tly .
T h e R e p u b lic a n s p o tn l o u t w . . 110 a c re s , a p p lic a t io n o f U e y m o n d
t h a t B o o th 's r is e fr o m a fa r m Bwnd C . T h o m p s o n , P o r t O n o r o , ifa v ^ o u ;
a a d d a y la b o r e r Is to b is c r e d it A id L ie - 6 -1 2 6 2 . A tr a c t w it b lu w h a t will
t h a t h u n d re d s e f o th e r O re g o n h i y e p r o b a b ly be w h e n s u rv e ^ g d -a c c . 8 1, 1
a r e d e v e lo p in g tb e s a m e w a y .
Tlbey
y -> K 12 W » llto r gH w d «
Tw ltow e:
a l i o p o in t o u t th a t th e In d u s tr y w 4 i o l k > h> ^ * i r * 7 * P ‘?
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th e w e te r p o w ir
the other
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g rea t. Omkob'
O re g o n
a re
by him w hich
Plr- . , e, . " an cy
one, b u t t h e m a n
« r l t f f 1 1 .. K i .
• A in ? ” i
liberty, Industry
I happiness
,
fire b r o a d s id e s
, w e * < lto g p r o s p e r ity to w o rk I , „ n u i l .g 8 . 61 d r g . W .. « , h s .; th e n c e
« re an d m e r c h a n ts , th e R e p u b lic a n s q . «
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g
6 .y0 u h < -. U lv l|,.B ,
d e c la re t h a t C h a m b e r la in w a s d r a w - . e g . W. g c b a .; th e n c e N . « d i g . W . S
* “ t e r ? ,Tom • “
U n d e au a s ! c h s .; th e t.e e N . " 9 dog. W . , 4 .32 o t u - ,
«fflce-holder. Having been b o rn
in ! to th e p lac e w h e r e tb e a t r ip c lo w ,. „1,
O re g o n a n d M ved h e r e a ll h ie lif e , : th e w e s te rn is , niulary of tn o u a e t . th e
B o o th ’s s u p p o rte r» c o n te n d th a t
» , , «•«* o n * I f l n v 8A 81 a<-ree, u , p n . u ti- u
k n o w s Ita daod I a and the needs
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M. B a t e s , A s s is ta n t C o r n u ,». t o . u r of
h a v in g m a d e go od, w h e t h e r as a t o r ti^ U tn c ra l ‘ »»-d
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r e r x cry wire <r«r lim - i < , w ,» t i -sd..< h r tor
"tro.ters. «us t r i » ' w e ,r
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chains
i t h e m e W . 3« c h n .; U u m w E . 20 c h i . ’
, t h v iic e i*. M . M c h b .; th e n o e * . 30 d w .
i t«» th e plac e o f b e g u ttiii g ; v s o e p t a
s t r p o f la n d ¿0 lin k a w id e « ¡c n e n b e j aa
During tbe period that Booth was
F f « I l D h lK a * U w e a i t r r i ,
t u r n in g t im b e r In to a s tre a m o f go ld '
9 l th e t j a c t w h e n c e C o r n e r
o ^ o n
‘ »»« “w, ff^ U n k w o ,, e .e l.’t f u i o ' . T h " ' '
th e i t o t e m o re m o n e y th a n th e O o r
e rn m e n t h a s a p p r o p ria te d f o r r iv e r
And h a r b o r im p r o v e m e n t« in O re g o n
s in c e th e s ta te w a s a d m itte d to t h e
U n io n .
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,1 .4 0 c h s .; th e n o e N . «:» d .y , W , 4.20
c l i t . ; t l i e n r e N . 76 deg. W . , 4 c h s ;
th e n c e N 88 deg. W . , 3 70 c h s .; th e n c e
8 . 4 8 d e g . W „ 4 c h s . ; th e n c e 8 . 36 d e n .
W ., 1 M c h s . ; th e n c e 8 . « 0 d e g . w ,
4.68 c h s . ; t lr e n r e 8 . 47 d eg. w ., 3.50
ta n I Io n
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A HANLKYGRAM.
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86 < li « - ; th e n c e 8 . 7» d e g . W „ 2.27
c h a .; th e n c e N . 72 deg. W . , 1 .0 0 c h s .,
th e n c e N . 44 d e g . W . , 1.4-1 d i e . ; th e n c e
N . 3 d e g . W „ 1 90 c h i., thence 8 . 42
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P*F night— now find their way
through the channels of trade into
8:
the bank deposits.
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L Adams, oas of the leading dry-
ro. goods merchants of Oregon City,
ek- said: "Since Oregon City dry went
Into effect, business has improved. Col­
lections are easier. I have fewer tod
uld bills on my books than I bad a year
o f ago. I t also has had a tendency to
I make people buy ell of their goods at
home.
lo r
"Where I cashed 18 checks on pey-
nighto s t the m ilk, I now cash 60
h<? The abolition of the saloons has
<>a turned that vast amount of money
¿«J from tho Portland liquor houses Into
to- the moat markets, grocery stores,
drygoods stores aad other channels
of trade right here at home. Oregon
isl c ,tZ k now saving the money that it
do formerly spent for boose.”
■Y
B. T. McBain, mill manager e f the
in, W illamette Pulp A Paper company,
. ,t said: “ My last pay roll Is evidence
go that the men do not now spend their
»" money In saloons, either in Portland
,,y or In Milwaukie. O f the 638 checks
last issued, nearly 600 of them beer
n l witness that fam ily expenses are to-
.
lug paid. Men who formerly sent
he their checks beck endorsed by saloon-
he keepers now pet them through the ,
»T stores of Oregon City. Not one of
DOCTORS
R. 1 0 W„ W. M ., except a atrip of land
60 linka wide described as lot lows: Be­
ginning st a point 10 ebs east and 8 60
chains south ol the quartet poet on the
north line of Sec. 10, said township aad
range, on the eastern boundary of the
tract; extending thence IS links on
< a c h r id e of a Hue running X. 64 deg.
"GET M O R E PEO PLE ON T H E
SO IL” IS T H E SLOGAN OK T H E
C A N D ID A T E FOB U N IT E D
STATES SENATOR.
OR have increased. Though the saloon
IL L keepers carried heavy accounts, their
j'n g balances have remained practically
SSS 41,8 ■■me. Rome of them have gone
T H Into ether lines of bustnees, two of
<> } them have moved away from the
I.E. d t F-
IS
Checks that were formerly cashed
-AS In saloons—and one saloon is said to
NK have cashed regularly *2000 every
about tt, both son«,
H oly t o o by m all,
ss D r. K U m er A
S p e c ia l O f f e r F o e M e n
F o r a flmited time oply, eU psireoi
onr finest 36c value OwarealMd Hoar
any color with written guarantee Mud
a p air of our well known Meu’t f * r o -
ditt Uarltr, for one dollar, wad 10» for
postage, etc.
J T r,
You know these boos; they stood the
teat when all others failed. They give
real loot comfort. They have no seams
to rip. They never become louse and
baggy as the shape to kah In, net
premed to. They are Oearanteed for
firmness. for style, tor superiority of
material and workmanship, absolutely
stainless and to wear toe month« with­
out holes, or a new pair free.
D o n ’t d e la y b u t s e n d In y b u r
o r d e r b e fo re o ffe r e x p ir e s (live
correct sise.
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E V E K -W E A R
\-'v
D a y t o n , O h io
applionnt to qualified to make heme
stead entry and the preference right to
exercised prior to Nuv.66,_l«4,ea which
date the lands w ill be subject to settle­
ment and entry by any qualified per­
son. Tbe lands nr» as fnltowe: I t o
Langtoto
and Don’t Know It.
G u i n n t e e d W a e r E v e r H o s ie ­
r y to r M e n a n d W o m e n
>y given that the lands
either a pi
benefit A ni
We are el
Harbor.
GUM BOOTS
Special on Sba 10, Last Y saw Stock
AU other Sizes in Yukon *8.26, Dwek 1
M is s is s ip p i s a d c a ic u la
■Joint Senator Cor Ooue and Carry—
I 8. Smith.
Joiat Representative far Ooue and
I believe
Corry—B P. Peirce.
ernment sh<
Jodge, Sd Judicial D la trio t-J . W. through this greto
Hamilton, Roseburg.
to
Completi