The Port Orford tribune. (Port Orford, Or.) 1892-19??, November 04, 1914, Image 1

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National Forçat.
POHT ORFORD, OltEGO?í, W K
A C ARELESS CONSUL.
h
U ste 8-1860, -B M I, -15*4.
By the recent death of ita in-
S p e c h i H osi
Caaae ta Loao irentor attention is directed to a
Ki-storattoa to Entry of Lamia
runtaori w««:»-5wer: Hoe*«-
, hereby givnn' that tl», lands
"*«
*« . Q U * * ’ W’
j convenient attachment sometimes
ry roc Men sn d W om en
. tomr-ribe.1 below, em bracing 282 07 a.-res
" hen » « * H o rta was consul a t Glas-
National
Forest.
Ladles’ Special Otter
mtteiu the eiaklyou National i'oreet, J F>tr, h e w a « seldom to be found In that utade to cameras and microscopes
O tM o n , w ilt be subject to »eith-ur n t j city, as lie spent most o f Ms time ia tlto 'called the “iris diaphiagnt.’’ An
Noth«
hereby given th a t t h .jm .n j j F()r L im U e l Tlm<> On, y_
• B o e n t y under the provisions o f the I London draw ing rooms, where ho was iprtliuary diaphragm, or stop, is a described below', em bracing
fioco eMtea*l laws
_ of the V-nittd State» • gei.oraj favorite, a i l delegated the 1 thin metal plate with a round hole acres w ith in the 8l»kiyo a. National ‘ Kix pair of o u r finest 35c v a lu s to­
Forest, Oregon, w ill be subject tdia-t- dies' guardntoed ho««-in'black, ton or
• a d the set of June I) , 1906 (84 btoL, consular business to assistants. One i ¡a jj|t, WHter
Light in admitted Oeqi'
n t and entkv under the provis-’ white colors w ith w ritten guarantee,
M3) a t the C u ita d States land ofrt«« at day w hile making one of bis rare via- I
Boosbnrc. Oregon,on Noven,lier ïfl, 1914. Its to Glasgow be scraped acquaintance j through the aperture, and, as it is ions oi the homestead law» of the U n it­
Any nattier who was actually aud in
S'steB and tlie act of June I I , lt'06 for «1 and 10c fo r portage, e tc ,
often desirable to vary the ed
(34 Htttt., 3381 at tlie U nited Stktos
good fa ith c la im in g shy <ff said lands * l t h a stranger on the train. Each
S p e c ia l O ffie« F o r M e n
seemed fascinated by thq other's per­ amount of light, it baa been eua- land office a t Uosebur*, Oregon, an
prior to Jar
’ a g ric u ltu ra l purposes pre
F o r a lim ite d tim e o nly, six pairs of
toned same, sonality, and tim e passed quickly. A t tomary to equip cameras with sev­ November 25. 1914. A n y settler who
I, ttJ n , and has not dtendone-l
C’ -S
I a preference right.to I make liotnc- lost they reached the outskirts of a eral adjustable.diaphragms, each was actually mid in good fuitii claim ­ our finest 35c. value Guerantrrd flute j
ir y f o r t h e lands
ing »by o f said lands fo r agricultural any color With written guarantee and (
m » « d u a lly , ac- large city.
having
ft
hole
of
different
«ire
|,arpt«es p rior to Jan. I, lww. »Jtd h*« ( „ ;Mir c f
weli ,UbW n .Vca'« Pam -1
eapied. Maid lands were listed upon
"W h a t place ts thlsZ ’ lnqulrsd, the
H c K E N Z IK ft P O O L E
the applies, ions of the persons r a n -
n_
from the other. To remove one not abandoned sam e, has a (ireference dise Ooriert
lu f our ditUar, and 10c fo r ,
Meed below, who have « ornferenc’c stranger.
rig h t t>< m ake hoBicstead entr« fo rth «
"Things to E a t and W aar"
“1
haven't
th«
slightest
Ides
"
replied
diaphragm
and
»ubstitnte
«noth
subject to the ju jo r rig h t of any
lands oecuptcd. Said lands were list­ postage, etc.
•M h , settler, pynvldodr such settler or Harte, a fte r looking out o f the window. er it a bothersome task. Inafiiria 'd ujum the applinafions of the iiereon»
Y o u A t'f>* these hose ; they stopd the
A few minutes later the railw ay diaphragm the sice of the hole moil t oned be low who l * , 8* * .1! '
applicant le q u a lifie d to m ake home
4fh«n all others f alim i. Ÿbcy
hey g gï iva
etahd e n try snd the preference rig h t Is guard upen«,] the door of thaCom part­ tan be varied at the will of the op­ lig h t aubj.-ct to the p rio r right of ««fet
realToot
comfort.
They
haionq*«-
ielXJl j
exercised prior to Nov. 35,1914, on which ment and announced th a t they bad a r ­
such settler, provided such «CAler or
erator, and without altering ita appli- a b t is qualified to make hoais< I to rip. They never beouir.e loM c snd
dale the lends w ill be subject to settle- rived a t Glasgow. -
■M Bt and entry by any qualified pet-
When D s rts showed up at the con shape. This, whether targe or stead en tiy and the preference rig ht to baggy as the shape U knit in , not
eon. T h e lands a re as follow s: The enlate the next morning, the first per­
cXerotoed prior to Nov 35, 1914, on
W t still have a lew 1
MNU N W W NEW , the W >, NWA< NEJ, son who advanced to < re e t him was the Aiaall, remains round, just us the which date the land» w ill be cnbjcct to 1 pressed in . They are G'lcimutocd for
left, and are closing out
!
firmness,
fo
r
style,
(or
superiority
ol
»he BW N E W N W W . H o c-10 T . 83 If., agrees hie stranger, 'who introduced pupil of the eye does, whether rett emvnt and entry by any qu lifted
M. 10 w „ W. M ., except a strip of land
person. T lie lands are as follows: 1 m aterial and workm anship, absolutely j
at “Give Away” prices.
shrinking
or
dilating.
The
latter
The 8EJ 8W J See. 4, the E | KJ N W J. ; stainless a u d to wear «G montk» w ilii- ’
M lin ks wide described a - follow s: Be­ himself as a special agent o f the borne
These suits are asade
g in n in g at a point 3*1 cha cast and 8 50 government sent to investigate charges is a hole in a little membrane the NJ 8W J Section «, T. 88 8 „ R
out holes, qr a n eg p a ir free.
«hales south of the quartet |»wt on the of neglect of duty on tba port of the called the iris,- and is controlled AV , ex«»pt u strip »i U111 50 links
from the best quality
D
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n
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t
d
e
la
y
b
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s
a
n
d
in
y
o
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r
I
lying along the w«6t side of the -
north line o f Sea. 10,«aid townahip end consul
cloth.
o r d e r b e f o r e o f f e r e x p i r e s G ive j
range, on the eastern boundary of the The agent may have been affable, but automatically. But a diaphragm bAVJ Fee. 9, sai 1 township ami
ia
composed
of
metal,
and
ita
ini
the net area being 159 acres, listed
tract; extending thence 25 linlca on be was lacking In s senas o f bninor,
correct six«.
.
—
« •e h side of s lin e running N , 04 d e g . for he evidently cabled his government itation of the action o f the iris ia 011 application of U. B. Duo little ,
BVKK-WRAK HOSIKHY CO.!
W„ 05 title.; thence 8. 79 deg. AV.. 2.37 au accoont of the tra in incident, a » truly wonderful. The expansion ‘ Beucii, O legem; la s t C-1360
Dayton, Ohio
« h a .; thence X . 72 deg. W ., l.fid c h s .;
A tract o f 145 83 acres, within
thence N. 44 deg. W ,, 1.43 c h s .; tiionce Hnrte’s successor was soon a fte r ap ­ and contraction ie very much more- w ill probably be when surveyed
8 deg. W ., I 9 0 v h s .: thence H. <3 pointed.
extensive w^ith thia piece of mech­ i », T . 34 S„ I I B W ., described as
deg. W ., 2 22 d t a .; then, e 8 . 00 deg W ,
anism than in the eye. The hole lows: Beginning at Corner No.
Peo« » ■ « Chavaerev.
1.40 chs ; thence N . Mil deg. AV, 4.20
le e d -r post marked H / ' l ,
wi
5
c h s .; thence N . 76 deg. W., 4 c h i;
One might almost,say th a t the recipe may he redneed to a diameter of a 1 F. 8. M bears N. 45 dogiw*» E ., 4
■sautifol collega pesosats
thencs N HO deg. W ., 3 70 ci,a ; thence for n happy home was w hat has been sixteenth of an inch and enlarged and 68 lin k s ex .ending thence N,
U ye« put off ya« wiB be toe late. Visiteur
8. 48 dev. W ., 4 chs.; thenca-8. 30 deg. aptly called a "bland-’ d ie t W hile It to a whole inch (in the stage of a degrees AV., 66chs , tl.euce K. 60
W„ IM chs. ; thence 8. «9 deg, W ., to not literally true th a t eating bog
thence 8 .8 i degrees W „ 45eha , tl
Y a l e a n d H a r v a r d e a c h 9 i n . ' x these Remarkable Values in suits.
I M ths.; thence 8 . 41 do*. W „ 8.50 makes s bog of a man, yet It ts true microscope), and even to two inch­ 8, 60 ilogrees W. 21 obs., to the p
8 4 in . P r i n c e t o n , C o r n e l l ,
\ eha., to the place wliers the strip closer
of beginning, il»led upon applies
es in large cameras.
M ic h ig a n ,e a c h 7 x i l
on th e boundary o f I I * tract, m e net there Is a large connection between It
of H . B. H o rrell, Tlie Dalles Ot
MeKENZI A FOOLE
Bloodthirsty, lustful
The precise manner in. which Liat G -I3 « l.
area being 18.19 acres; listed Upon sp- and character.
A il beat, quality f e lt with
• • T h m id lr
pHeatiou o f T . W . Billings, M ariu l, race» are those that eat meat—largely thia mechanism ia constructed
and W e a r"
4 log,- streamers, letters and mascot cx-
T h e W J S E J Sen 6 , T . 38 - 8 ..
O reg o n ; L ist 6-1001. T lie W | 8 W R rare meat—freely, whereas the gentle.
cannot
be
explained
readily.
It
i
etsuted
in
properpolors.
Tills
splendid
W
.,
80
seres,
application
of
J.
W.
H E fe , 11» KJ f>E5i JiWJg Sec. 10, T. Industrióos, persistent races are most­
! assortment sent postpaid for 50 cents
may be said, however, that the Kenxie, Sixes R iv e r, Port
88 t»„ B . 10 w „ 40 acres, application ly grain and fru it eaters.
-O regon; L i t 6--1S84. September
o f Mtehard V e n a er, M a n s i, Oregon;
aod 6 stamps to pay postage. Send now P O U T O K F O l t D
W hile the controversy over regata­ diaphragm does not conaiat of a t o l l .
C. M Ba ca, Assistant
«atout
Liat 6-1240. The S K i 8EJ See. 1«. the rla ntom Is one for scientists to settle, single, plate, but something like
I h O w a k i » h p e g i a l t y o o . j
eneral Laud
miasioner of tlie Ge:
WI J N E J , the NJ 8EJ NF.J See. 19. the
1
D p y to n , O h io
*
NAVJ 8> a J N WJ Sec. «>, T . »3 S„ K . 14 creo the humblest of ns can afford to 20. These over lap each other and 8-25 Dos.
., 110 acres, application o f KurJu*ond try for himself (be advtfhitages o f a can he moved ajninltaneotisly by
* C , Thom pson, Sort u r or,I, Urepon, “bland” d ie t It Is a most Interesting
Lis 0-130*. A tract u itb iti w iia t will experience to see bow acute and sensi­ pressing a tiny lever or by the em­
i«eha.>l
,w< tu».-i he njten nutveyrti Sec. 31. T. tive the sense of taste can become by ployment of other means. Each
Ha
40 8 ., 1
1 12 We, described as follow s: avoiding food that has a strong taste,
of the plates ia pivoted out near
at the northueet cofner of • No one knows the delicate sweet»
B e g u unlng
n
Sec. 0 ,'1 . 41H h R. 12 W .; exten din g and adds, oils and bites iu onr com­ the circumference of the brass
tneiice 5 . fl.OOohs , to Corner No. 1;
tnbe in which they are mounted,
mon cereals and fruits who eats huge
tirfinoe
E is t
10
c h a in s ;
and the pivots on which they move
th e n ,« N. 82 e l,» .; tlier.ee K. in chs.; chucks of fish,-flesh and fow l highly
thence S. 38.00e h e .; , hence w . 30 chs. flavored and deluged w ith biting are placed at equal intervals all
to the place of beginning; except a sauces. Sim plicity of Ilf« , can be as it lie way around the circle.
The
a « p „1 laud '4, links wide describe I ta much a pnrt of diet as of furniture or Liqjiivement is either toward or
d i r ,w e
i.cgin niu g at the «Mister:: ’ clothes. — W llllauf Noyes In Good
I a way from tlie "enter. No one who
■f t h e t r a c t w h e n c e C o r : c l
Housekeeping.
« 5, 9..".,i vhs.; eataiiuiiig :
Sc
has ever inspected the device has
IwM'
W ar
B ra t M a rte
B o y ’s
Men's $6.00
HR _
ngl»»
4 t
X.
FOR YOUR DEN
k*
I 1
I
e
$
!► .
f u e l , »!■►,• „»
-
Secretary, of State— iS-n. W. O lc u lt Sa­
lem.
State T.enaurer—Ih im . B. K a y , o f 8u-
letn.
0t
I»
O X8XB O O M
lin e »
faiiwl J_o Mperlence delight over
)►,;
fll rvg. W.. S eh»/, tiic n ,* 1
An lapecunlons constituent of a Chl- its smoiitFworltiftgT^ffiMgewirttyas
1 ooi-. AV., 5.3t) ri»„.; then.-« ■ • w*j
\A. 3 eliSjl them « N . 05 deg. W . 3 ragp atdersian called upon the latter
The inventor'was John Henry
thence N . 79 deg. W „ 4.3; chs., St his office tost week and requested J
cbi
hj-ihe p t, , where the atrip dose:» mi the loan of a dollar. A two dollar b i l l ! Brown, an Englishman. He died
y F ^ f W B t .-r t, bonndaiy of the tract, the. was the smallest the alderman had. ; at H o v e in December. A friend of
b ea te k ls-ing 83.81 acres, application This he banded to the caller w ith the ' h is , l)r. Hollis, writes to Nature as
01 11. B. Freem an, HafU>r, O regon; ren,* rk:
-
! fo llo w s :
.
Id s ! 0-1282. fie |to in te r H , 1914. U.
“Go to the Mgar stand dow» stairs !
14. H aver, A »»latent Couitniadoner of
“In
the
early
7to*a
he took bla
get a fifteen cent elgnr. keep « dollar
toe (leu srsl L ai d utiiee.
home made model to Smith ft
and bring me the ehnnge."
In a few minutes the visitor reap- B
Beck,
eck, th
the e p predect-aoora
re deceasora of
o f the
th e well
well- I
H E K IC lA h IH K K IT O B V .
pettred. puffing contentedly nt a cigar, known firm of opticians in Lon
and handed the aiderman 85 cents. No­ don. This model he showed me,
a-rstr »w> o is ta ic t o rric x s » :
ticing a peculiar expression on the al­
. 8. Seiifctufs- D r . H a ir y L ane, of
dermen's face, be withdrew the cigar many yer.rs ago, and, although
F ottln tid snd tleo. K Chatnbcrluiu of from his lips long enough to inquire:
! roughly constructed, if differed in
i’aietn.
“ Did you mean that the cigar was no important detail from tlie type
jof appnratux at present in the
ongressm an. F irs t D is tric t— W illis for you or rue7”
“Get out of here!" was all the dis­ : market. As he did not patent the
C. H a w le y, of Salem
gusted politician could say.
O v e r a o r— Oswald W est, Salem .
<
! little contrivance he regped no pe-
icuniury reward foe bis ingenuity.
There 1» much comfort to bo found Although frail,iu body and phyaic-
In n garden. I have wstcbrd a poor ally eomewbat infirm, Mr. Brown
women « a little tox of flowefa nt a by indomitable energy made aud
window, growing radiant with bappl- 1
,
n essM cncb bud bbwaomed and smiled i r e t * :n,,d io r " ,n n J -Vf““ r" “ ln r 8e
n .. n o t e o .r s ,n .
Supt. P u blic In s tru c tio n — L . A . Aid
erm an , Salsu..
W ater your
State Printer— W lllla D11 id w a y , Salem. upon tier gentle hand.
gardes and tend It well. A little
Attorney General—A. M. Vtawl'ord, tittle
Iqve for sunlight, a little sympathy far
State Game W arden—W in. L. F in ­ rein, and tbe garden of tlie heart may
ley, Salem.
bloom w ith beautiful deeds and fra ­
State Health O fficer—D r. C alvin S. grant thoughts. Though the beauty o f
the roue Is brief, yet the perfume may
W h ite , S a lrin.
be preserved, like the memory o f a
Salem.
C le rg State i.and B o ard —O . G , Brown. kiss, forever.—Schoolmaster.
Salem .
V m 4 » 1 Celd».
J o in t Senate, fo r Coua and C a rry —
A w rite r In The Isincet says: "Since
L 8. S m ith .
I began to study diet I have beeu as­
Join! Re|<esentative for Coo« and tonished a t tbe number of cases of
C urry— 8. P . Peirce.
which I have beard, even o f medical
Judge, 3d J u d ic ia l D is tr l« t- J . W . men, who by eating less and Dot so
often have found that their susceptibil­
H a m ilto n . Boeeluirg.
Prosecuting A tto rn ey J o r
C u rry ity to colds has quite gone. Such facta
as I bare met with point to tbe eondth
Co.— W . I I . M eredith, AVeildorburn.
s k in that It Is the ayatem overcharged
0 . S . Com m issioners— l i T. Stewart w ith the products of food w hich.w as
P o rt Orford.
not required and can set only as s poi­
son to every organ In tbe body which
00, mtv orriosio,.
Is most susceptible to colds."
C ounty Jud ge— W . A» W ood, G old
Beach.
•
G r o a n « F o r S n agleS en .
[
County Commissioners— D . Cotagrove,
"M a ry ." said the young matron’s
Gold Beach; Geo Chenoweth, L an glo is. mother, “ft seemed to me you were
very cold to John this morning?"
Sheriff—C. 11. B a ile y, Gold Beach.
"Tea,” she replied, ’T m beginning to
C ounty C le rk — Joh u 11. S tanu ard ,
suspect him.”
Gold Beach.
"The Idea! You have no reason to,
County Treasurer—F ra n k C aughell
I'm sure."
W « td e rb „ ra
“Haven’t I? I dresrttod tost night
Asaeaeor—W m , lo la ia a , H a rb o r.
that I saw hfr.i kissing a nutter wo-
School S u p t-— Geo. W * S m ith , Gold m s n ."-rb iie d e lp tila Pre««.
Beach.
T h e B rt«a.
Surveyor— 1. Caughelt Jr;, Gold Beach,
"Unveo’t D married you before7"
MISTUIO»Ur tmscovhtn .
asked tbe clergymao pleasantly » f tbe
C irc u it C o urt meets Fourth M onday it
: young tody from Uhicsgo who w m
August of each year.
, shout to be joined to the young awn
County Oomndmdoners C o urt ni,«t.i from Oshkoab.
first W ednesday In Janu ary, A p ril,
"Only twk-4,” she » arm u red coyly,
and tbe ceremony went on.-Boston
J a ly and September of each yeat.
Probata O hltrt meets first Monday in Post
each flsoutb
L a v e a« P ie s« S ig h t.
0VMY oookTV ro»r o r s t e t s I » n COST
Ills Deg—Are you certain that your
g am taa.
Harbor.................... Fletcher Gar, 1 ner mistress loves my master?
H e r D o g -W h y . It was love at fire*
G old B each.......................... J. A4 . R ilar.
e ig h t She pushed me eff the sofa to
W e,M e rb tfrn
.............C. L- Wakeman
I l l i li e e . . . ; ....................M r. E. B I 'l l , « . k<t him sit d o w n .-I)o tro lt Frse Press.
M a r ia i..... . . . . .
Mrs. Viola A. F rv ,
Agues......
. . . A . M . Riles.
In order to be In pivfect heatth otw
P o rt Orford
Ames Johnston
must be temperate In eatlng. Th»
D e n m a rk ...,
. E. B 'rb ri'ft j te 8 8 1 * 8 b m , w
W « r - Regola ri ty le
L a u g lo ls . .
. .J.. A. H e in o t one o f th» golden rulee of g well arder,
IJ e M iy -.-, •
pd Uf».—Ladies’ Home Jeuxiwi.
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Complete Control
practice as a dental surgeon. Ho
was a fellow of the lloyal Astro
nomicnl sociyty and died at the
nge of 67, much respected.’’
S a s tn ln lR »
H la
T t ie o r g .
No man 1» a real man of scienee unlera
he is ready to abanikni his own cottclu-
sioqs, duly put on record. If subsequent
Inveetlgwtions prove them fallacious.
The president of a gT--«t oollege once
wrote s volume on the practice of
medicine. A fte r it had been completed
and- he had gone to New York to a r­
range for Its publication, his house was
bnrue l, and the manuscript of his book
¡ * ^ ^ 1 h i. notes were d»-Mroved
He couldn’t reproduce it Ten years
Sfterw unl he said: "T hat fire was the
greatest ot good fbrtune to me. I f I
had published the book, I should have
had to stand by It. w hereas now ( know
th a t it was a ll w tongl"
Mr. Andrew Ia n g . In Longman’s
Magazine, tells of two geologists who
were gathering tpecitnena in a lonely
[ roOuofcain place. One of them had w rit-
¡"leg s book. The other, looking about
one <9sy w ith a field glass, saw his
friend occupied 1 long tame—unob­
served, as he thought—In rolling a
c fa a t stone downhill, and a t dinner
qusetioued him aHanit H.
lie pretended at first thsA he hAd
teen doing it for exercise, but, hard­
-pressed, confessed-
"W ell, the fact la. the confounded
thing woe 300 feet too high to suit my
theory I"
,
But nature is ton teg to be rearranged
to suit anyone's theory—even ourow a.
------------------ Tg— ~
L e e a la w t lv e e f a r
C e m p U e , S tix ifk l L ina Keyboard
R eriovsbie ana Istnchtngeahie Platen,
B a il Bearing Carnage
Revenible T a b viator Rack
Sim ple S te s a l Cultiae Devise
D ro p F « r d T y p e Ban
Perfect L in e Lock
Bichrome R bboa
UnJocm Tnn ch
B ell Bearing T y p e Bar
Goivm n Finder vad Poragraphai
Decimal Tab ulaw r
V n iW e W ritin g
K ey lo t Every Character
Pc.fcct Erasing Fee la m
Interchange,b)« CarTra£c,
Right and Left Carnage Relearn Lever,
Swtomug M e rp n e l Rack
P r u tfrie i R ib h « .
G eer Driver. Carrieem
Ribbon Coetrniied from K eyboard
Variable and l.'nivereal Liae Space)
Perfect Dual G uard
Beck Space Lever
Carnage Retarder
t e A ll necessary operations in
writing, billing or statistical w ork
are'accom plished from the key­
board of the light running, easy
ad io n M odel 10 (V isible)
A
1
1 ea-^j-.l Cio«.
EscapsmeW, SpeeJwatTver Devne-1
" ’ 1 ■ '
a f 'e ‘ A"
‘
These are feature* which make the
Smith Premier the choice of the
man who investigate« comparative
advantages.
Heat.
Hundreds of loeomotivee are rente«
iftoJM
every year. Several corporations:
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Baldwins have many a machine out on
the rewtnl form of payment. T h a t i t .
the engines are rented In tbe same
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way that yon would hay a store on in-
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