The Port Orford tribune., November 11, 1914, Image 1

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MUCH U. S. COIN IN C IC A D A
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Inroad of Am erican Currency—
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tto ioH ¡ « l i w . w ho have a pretorence
r l . h t stiopcc t«> Mi« foio r ria n t of any
s u ji
i i ' i . y u v i W f l sufh s rtt'e r o r
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;i .tid ed t<> raak« home
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mea; u .ii r ,itf. vy a u f qoaUded per.
son. ilie I . ¡.- a re as follow s: T h e
Wfc 4 M V ‘, NEW , he
the
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It. 1 0 f t M ., ex«-|>t • s trip of land
50 bit k. w».fr dtevriUeil
fo llo w s : Be- 1
it a potut X1» elis east Abd R SO | '
Oh io»«.iuth of the quartet post on the '
n o rth lino of H e 10, «aid township and ‘
range, on the oastoru houndarv of llie 1
tra c t; «steading thence 15 links on «
«•eh aide of a line running N. <n deg. ,
W ., «4 cha.¿thence 8. 7V deg. W ., t.t7 ,
c h a .; thence N . 7 2 ,leg. W ., t.OO e h a ; ;
thence ft. 44 «leg. W .. 1.43 cha.; thence
M. 3 deg. W „ 1 SO rhe.; tlieu««' 8. <3 "
deg. W , X t t c its .; them « 8 . titi dag. W .
1.40 eha ; Un-nee N. 8a deg. W , 4 ,iv ’
c l,a .. . |i«n«-e N . 74 iteg. w „ 4 e h a ; t
thence M km deg. W „ 3 70 cits ; thence 1
4 <♦«•*. W , 4 e h s .; thence 8. 36 deg. i
W , t xm o h - .; thence 8. 00 dec. W ., .
4,88 cite ; thence 8 . 47 deg. W ., 3.6« »
on« . » i n- dace where the s trip dost« .
«wt the iMim.iii.ry .if the M e t , the net ’
area being «8.Ik acre«; listed upon sp- "
p H eatoii f T . " . Btidnga, M a rin i,
O reg on ; I K « 11»‘.
The W i 8W .U h
M r > „ toe d REJg N W J < 3 e c . 10, T . h
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«J. it • » ., -to acres, application “
of
le iiM i V « .n e r, M a r a t. Oregon: l b
dm ¿-I.’»«. file 8K1 8 K | 8eo. 18, the
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a follow s:
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«ixtetidii.g
■ - X ' . ” - . ■••• v'ü lier No. 1;
chains ;
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E . Wi cha. ;
M.-X,
, d.rnea >'. 30 cha.
- ■ * '- T X ir w ia g ; except a
in-.,- «vi lw tteecrfbed aa
A,- King a t tlte eaateru
-!«• t:«.-t whai.oe Corner
g . « J v . .< •« «.; exten- ing
Dominion Business K a n Kiss A ^ u i s t
CAROLANO.
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N atiew al
, ' The uprising o f Canadian boni
Î neo# men to expel American coin#
' from the circulation of the dotuin
, ion was largely directed a t first
la g a in it the “cartw heel” dollar,
which seems to be much more com­
mon there than it is here, say# the
Itostoo Transcript. Now
the
inurement
comprehends
a ll
( nited State# coin. Our money
. i* no Inore legal tender in Canada
than Canadian money is here, but
along the border it has been to l­
erated on account of popular con-
, venience. S im ila rly ta upper New
Hampshire, in Verm ont and In
■ «orne dial H et* of Maine one come#
herons Canadian # iire r and bills in
circulation
and
storekeepers !
make accumulations of both to
meet local demands. There la a
French Canadian element, more
or le## transient, to be catered to,
and in Woodsville and in some
other places thereabouts the
«hops display signs in English
and French.
J B a t Canada being sm aller can­
not afford continued toleration of
a practice th a t makes little im­
pression in the U nited States.
To get American coins oat once
and fo r a ll, a new Canadian coin
age of nickel has been proposed.
Some o f the advocates o f this sug
gestion have even urged nickel
quarters. Judging from Canadi
an papers this is going too fa r to
meet the approval o f business men
who, while adm itting the conven-
tence of nickels for small coins, be­
lieve th at the difference in in trin
sic value between the two metals
most lim it its usage in cubains
money.
Canadians fear the general em
ployaient of nickel would have a
debasing effort on the whole cur
rency. Possibly there would not
be so much of an organised e ffo rt
L a d l e s ’ Specie? i O f f e r
0 8884.83
land«
^OT t i ’ c iti <i Tune t m ly —
S'ionai
Sis p d r of o ur finest s6e value la-
pi’ovla- i i e “ *ru* r < -',Ued bone in black, ton o r
• U n it- • hltc colors with w ritte n guarantee,
I. ItOS
•> 4B!- IOe for postage, etc.
toU oa I
S p e c ia l O f f e r F o r M e n
r who
F o r a lim ite d tim e oniy, six pairs o f
claim - onr 8n — t SCe raltte f Juan»n«c<f //<,«<■
ad « ¡ ¡ ¡ . " F * 1' * «rith w ritten gnaran!»« aad
Boy’s $3.50
M e n s $5.00
en-nce I a T a lr 'J f t>->r wt-ll know n j f t n 'r P»ea-
for the d i *
fo r ear dollar, and 10c fo r
i t lis t- poetap. , »t. .
’ To"
thfS® 1 “• » ; ‘ hey at-x»d the
< . . j- 1®** when all other« fniied. They g ive
lav or rsa) fcnt «-omioit. They have no s e a t»
b « n e - to rip . They never become loooe and
M c K E X Z fE a
POOLE
A on b < m M
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j«et to Pr#* P 'i 1». They are Otoiraniccd for
-«HAed t o n n e s , fo r style, for superiority of
utateri.it and workmanship, absolutely
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« » d to wear rix «aontk« wlth-
a w iia " • * holes, or a new p a ir fw e .
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D o n ’t d e l a y b u t M n d tr i y o u r
2*ht®» o r d e r b e f o r e o t t e r e x p ir e s . G ive t
Gold oorrect ' ,z»-
B V B R -W E A K IK t S IE U V
CO.
w hat
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D a y to n , O h io
FOR YOUR DEN
B e a a tU ril callage paw aaats
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C u a m a w te e d W e a r - E v e r H o a i e -
r'y f o r M e n a n d W o m e n
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Y a la a n d H a r v a r d e a c h 0 in . x
2 4 in , P r in c e to n , C o rn e ll,
M ic h ig a n ,e a e h 7 x 8 1 in .
AU best q u a lity fe lt w ith fe lt head­
ing, streamers, tetters aad mascot «x-
-ecutrd In proper colors. TbiaaplendiJ
aatortinv :it sent postpaid fo r 60 cents
aad B a iu n ,« to pay postage. Send now
H O W A R D S P E C IA L T Y
CO.
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D a y to n , O h io
Things to E a t aad Wt
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, wher«-Mlf sirip ulowtS on
tiie w
leru louncbry of the tra c t, tlte
net »•■!•» t iu j 82.11 aerea, application
•nt ÍL B, Ft , oaMit, U a r, O', Urtgon ;
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61. ('•« ,« ,, ‘...«iH uul Commitblooer of
toe (»ruerai tunal USioe.
U FFIC IA L DlKKtTORY,
es «so nia-raicv o rn e x n a :
U r . H a ir y Lane,
Cnatnbcrlain
1-trii-t — W illi
W est, Salem .
Ji-n W. U le u tt 8a-
r.o-Uon— L . A . Aid
illis D itn iw a y , Saloni.
i- - > » l— a
M . Crawford,
te Warden— Wm. L. F in -
"Huer- D r . C alvin
S.
un,' Rotini—O . g . Rrown,
, m fo r Coos and Curvy—
'it.ilh
4*"’ T, «tentative for C« m s and
<* * - Î ?. Feircw.
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I J u ith iu l Ih s t 'lc t —J . W .
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k,«R-burg.
ee util«» A tto rn ey fo r
C u rry
I l M eredith, W eildei'buru.
T m glad I ’m not my wife." said
the dyapepttc. as he sottled down to
'his hygienic luncheon of rare roast
b e ^ crwttued onsets and boiled rice.“
relates the F M t& i’irpM» RocovfL “Td
be died i f I ware. I havo trouble
enough keeping iliv o aa it Is.
" Fency the shape I ’d be in If I had
to change my spot»— I mean m / color
—as often as flrkie fashion dictates.
Why. I'vs fiMKOtten what color my
w ife originally was, she’s undergone
so ssasy D -iu ty transformations. And
now ahe’a got to do It age In.
"A friend Just back from the other
side has told her that though red
hair eontln-jia to be the proper caper,
it m art now be backed up by green
eye& and a dead white skin. The hair
"Oh. Mamie. If I could Jest wear one and akin are easy enough, but even my
of dent straight wnlat corsets I ’d br wife la a little afraid of the beauty
w illin’ ter lay down so’ die after
specialist who 1« willing to undertake
rwrdt“ —New York Journal
to make her eyes look green.
■'There » Just oee grain of comfort
in It all for me— though she achieve
the pallid akin, the green eyes and the i
red hair, it will net give her a tem­
perament to correspond. I shall yet
enjoy the modicum of peace It Is In
her capricious oature to allow me.”
/All necessary operations m
writing, billing or statistical w ork
are accomplished from the key­
board of the light running, easy
action M odel 10 (V isible)
intuissi'> a e l» ~ li. T . chewart
tXM MTV orrtexaa.
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UC'J J M g e - W . A W ood, G old
tienah
.«»> V 'in iiiiw io a e rs — D . O.legro ve,
'n oC b eno w idh , L an glo is.
- i . .alive, Gold Reach.
' - J o h n R. Btonnard,
can r e a d !* be understood bow easily
‘.he scorptoa may be routed into motion
by the vlbrnttone o f rauelr
I f a tuning fork b« sounded on the
table on which I keep m y caged acor-
pion, he at once becomes agitated and
strike» out viciously w ith bis sting,
On touching him w ith the Tlbratlng
"•r— F ra n k C aug h ell toning fork be sting» It and then coils
hlmKr.'f up, »a scorpions do when
bedged In.
' Itu tn , H a r lo r .
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,*-o. W . S m ith , Gobi
T a l k e d T e w D - U a r V W e rtb .
T remember when Judge Austin was
Caughell J r., Gold Beach, trying a case In the ertmioei court." j
said a M ilw aukee lawyer, “that be bad
'• o r Tas couavs.
„ i r i meets Fourth M onday it a fellow to defend who was evid en tly'
guilty. W hen the tim e canto for him
a«h ye a r.
■ '-»(oners C o u rt meets
n aduy to Ja n u a ry , A p ril,
«-pwwber ot each yeei
r; wets drat Monday is
rv»T
H a rb o r..........
«■•>,<i neaola.
W obterb urn
flllh e e . . . . .
M a r i a l ..........
A tf'* » e ........ ¿
Por» Orford .
« e ru m au a...,.
L a n g lo is . . .
Sofctoy..,, M
>wr r x t
........... H o te lie r Gardner.
......................J. W . RUey.
----- - ,C . L . Wakemsn
..............M t. K . R F rie r
Mrs. V io la 4 . F ry .
................. A . M . Biles.
. . . . . . . Ames Johnston
.......................J. 8. Gappe.
...................... E. B T h rift
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A. R aines
only paid yon 810. aad tor goodnemf
sake talk 810 w orth sny-vsv.’
"Every one In the room beer,J thst,
sad Judge Austin talked hla 810 vrwrth.
lie cleared hla mas te a " —Chicago
Chnmieta
Wheelbarrows of steel or wood, o r a
esmbtnatloa of Ut"se materials, a n
made in great variety of form and coa-
struction, and for many special nve».
but perhaps the new M t thing In wheel
barrows la one made with a folding
steel frame, which csa ba knocked
down /o r sblpment The body a o j
bundles o f this wheelbarrow are of
wood, but the legs sod brakes, cnnstl-
toting tba sapportlug fm ne. are of
Btrel and are riveted together and bolt-
ed to the tody when the wheelbarrow
Is set np
The folding steel frame wheelbarrow
may. by virtue of Its oollapjlbillty,
present another advantage. It la a
garden barrow. It wov.ljl be quite poo-
alble for the sabttrban dweller about
to atart a garden and I n patient tor a
wheelbarrow with which to begin
work, to bey one of these folding steel
frame wheelbarrows, knocked down,
aad have It wrapped up aad carry It
home with him Bren is Its knocked-
down Firm, what with Us width aad
tbs itc c th of ha hand Isa a folding
steel frame wheelbarrow would m aka
tor him. eonaldorable of a bondle to
carry; bat bo aonld probably get M
b o n » w it h o s t knocking d -,a r
morw
than IS or 3» people In getting on aad
ofl the cars w ith It, where he couldn’t,
have ca rri ed as old style wbealbanww
N o th in g has svc t equalled i t
N o th in g can e v tr surpass h.
.c_ « A " j ‘ 8 ï Ç S %
KowDiscovsry
‘^SWIFT &“CO.
P ^ d a u tf /«»ssqrrx-a,
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