The Port Orford tribune., November 25, 1914, Image 1

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O w ls w t's F a t h e r .
Oulcot lived through the moat event,
ful periods of modern Prance Ho was
born hi 17N7 umld the mntterlngs of »he
revolution. Onlxofs parents were mar.
rlud by a proscribed Protcstaut pastor,
•m l his birth was never legally regia
Mhed. ills fathey, wh(> was an advo­
cate, used bis talent fer public speak,
lug In tli« interests of the persecuted
Protestants and became a marked man
A fte r living for several weeks In dan­
ger of his life be was at last arrested,
■wwfltlngly enough, by a gendarme who
knew and respected him.
"Khali I lot you escape ?' said tht
niju.
''Ara you married r rrptted M QnJ.
«vh
T # « 1 have two children."
"Xm l so have J," replied the prisoner, J
/•b u t yon would have to pay '
J.
left us g o o n .”
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They went on, and M. Gutsot died on
tbr scaffold a few days later. A t this
time Kraucoto, the future statesman,
who was the elder of the two children,
wna six and a h alf yearn old and al­
ways preserved the iveollect ion of grt- 1
lug to see his father la prison, or w n a t'
«•as euphemistically called the bouse of
Justice.—fiontleiuan’s Magarino.
LONGEST TOW ON RECORD
. ¿ U K EX Z I E .V F O fA . '!
“ Things to B at and*W< -•> ,
)lg stead entry amt the preference rig ht i.
w- exercised prior to Nov AS. i f iu
he wlitoh date the lands w ill ba ciibieet tc
ot ' ra n einent and e n try by any quillfiod
as it™ ?? ,'.
tonds are as follows;
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1 Sec- *• the
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i 8®<'Ho3 y. T . 38 f»„ R . ,3
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• except u atrip of U n 1 U) Units w i* .
H E R ***® "« tbe w, 8t
° l the Ml
'*• KH J >'eo. u, s a ii pvwuship and range,
u, the net ares being ISO aero», listed up-
n .
application of O. B. Doolittle, G o il
le . Beach, O re g o n ; L is t 6-1360
;h i A tract <>f 145.62 acres, within whiit
is win probably be when surveyed See.
l> 3, T . 34 8., R 13 W ., desorilreii as lo t
4 lows: Beginning at Coftiet No. 1, a
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,u" ,k<* 1 H / J , wbendo
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.. f “ ” X * 45 'Jo3re«s E ., 4 chs.
ami kb lin ks «X'ending thence X
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I degrees W ., SOchs , thence K. 60 ohs.,
ft Ibence 8.31 degrees W „ <5 chs , thence
>1 a «o degrees U'. 21 ohs., to the plara
a '« b e g in n in g , II ted upon application
• o f H . B. H o rreil, The D a'les O regon’
I, . i-ist 6-1381.
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f ! T h e WJ 8KJ Sec 8, T . 33 ft., R. 14
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80 sere», application of J. W . Mix;
- K e n iie , Sixes R iv e r, Fort O rford,
r i o ^ ° uA
1 6-1384, September 14,
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Assistant C o m -,
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ShrewA T h ie v e ry .
“ Americans who go abroad must ex-
pact to he robtied right and left," said
a young man who recently returned
from a b rief European tour. ••One ex-
pacts to be field up for all sorts of tips,
hut when the tx -gars follow you home
you can’t ludp feeling a sort o f admlra-
lieu for their Ingenuity.
" I went over on one of the Rad Star
line boats, and the first thing I U ld on
landing a t Antwerp was to go to the
ruble ofltce and send a n eeaage to my
mother announcing my safe arrival. I
paid the toll and thought no more
about It until I got home, when among
my mail 1 found a letter from the Ant-
werp operator, addressed In care of my
mother, saying that through an error
he had not charged ma enough for my j
I mL“ ‘«,ler 0* the General Land Offios.
cablegram sent on such and such a
I 3-25 D m .
dale, that ba had been obliged to pay
the difference out o f bis owa pocket, MARRYING LESS IN BRITAIN
and as his aalaiy was very small and '
be had a large fam ily and all that sort Rate of Matrimony In 1008 Lowwat
of thing be felt sure I would reimburse '
la Over Twenty Tsars—Slump ,
him.
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"The amount was a trifling one, and
I did send him A foreign money order. 1 Loudon.— The ttguras of dseltna la
I. have since learned from experienced f Oreat Britain's birth rata, which have
travelers that I had been mode the j «roused such serious misgivings, have
victim o f a systematic form o f robbery bow been supplaated by sim ilar statis­
and that scarcely a cablegram to sent tics which would eeem to point to tha
from the other side unless It to o f • popularity of man-tags being on a fie-
The year 1903 was marked by
business nature that to not followed eltae.
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there a decrease In the number
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ot marriages, comparod with tbs pre-
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n «td the Pgr«.
11 v.ous year—a phenomenoa which has
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In October. 1M4. ADatoona pasn, a Bumltnstod Itself continuously since
dcble In the mountains of Georgia, was
but the rate of marriages based
> guarded by General Con,«, w ith 1,600 otl th8 marriageable portion of the
of R. B. fre e m a n , lia r, o r, Oragon: men. I t wna a strong, strategic point, «'W m unlty was the lowest to r ovsr M
L is t «-,282. Befitctuber 14, 191». C, and. moreover. 1,5UO.UUO rations were yeftrs
M, B a te s , Assihtunt Commissioner of Stored 7tbe^ - - Frrateh, the southern' One of the most striking points about
tha General Land Office.
general, w ttb n,ono „jen, attacked the U>e return is tha evidence it oeems to
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that tb* f&mo,ia advloe of W eller.
OFFICIAL oirkctoby .
th
i b° crM t 01 ,tx> WH- S r ' * ° “b®war* <* U>e wtdders- has
l be battle was fierce. The northern ***«*> firm root In this country. The
stats asd uisraicx » m r e s a :
« d" I * .
,UCh nu'“ b* r t ,b «‘
numlvw o f remarrtagoo among the wld-
U , 8. Sensiori— D r . H a ry l,»n«, ot ther pghtlhg seemed tolly,
{ owe has been declining steadily for
Portland and Ueo. £ Cham berlain o f . Z b , 1 7 *
/ ® r* e's °Qcera caught , nc» r;y 30 years, and In 103J n„|y
Salem .
•I).lit of a white slgusl flag fluttering ln every 1,000 widows were called udou
U k e the vows for a second or third
Cougreasiiiau, F irst D U trto t— W illi» m the Cree-zc on the tap of the K e e p
mw
mountain, across the valley, 18 M“ e- «» against 93 In 1679-80.
C- Haw ley, ot Salem.
ailhw away, T h a s lg ’ial was answered,
One paper In commenting on thia I
«ud then came tbe Insp'.lng mesaa«« fact angsrests this Is strong presump- I
U v o r u p r — Oswald West, Haletn,
Beoretarv of Stale— Ben. W. Oh J tt Sa­ ihe r , „
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A 'noun,a,a:
t,vc evi«tonce of the firm hold whlJh
nnu •*
* * W a 8 - W . T. fiber- "Pickwick " has taken o« the public
lem,
* Btato r.ensnror—Thos. B. K a y , o f Ha- •,au-
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mind.
Cheer a fte r cheer went up. and,
lem.
-hough hopelessly reduced In numbers. I '
FACTS AND FIQUE M .
fiupt. P ublic lu rtm c U o a — L . A . Aid
they did bold tbe fori for hours until
ernjan, Halen;.
tbs advaoce guard of Sherman’s army
Australia’s exports of wool to Uu
State Printer— W illis D u nlw ay, Salem. came to their re lie f. Six years 1st«
United States have doubled within •
Attorney G eneral— A. M . Crawford, I*. I*. Bliss, the evangelist, beard tbe
.The total number of passengers ear-
Btate Game Warden— W m . L. F in ­ story In all It« vivid detail from a sol­
dier friend aud then wrote tbe words
r¡<‘(l by electric lines each year in tb«
ley, Ralem.
Unl'.ad Stale a Is 5 Mi.O’O.OOO.
State H ealth O fficer—D r. C alvin M. and music of his famoua h y m n .-1're
byterlau.
The recent M rth rate (or 8t Oeovge'e-
W h its , Salem.
In the-East. london, tho headquarter»
Salem.
of the alien Invasion. Is at the rate ot
C lerk state la n d B oard— G. G. Brown,
60.8 per 1 etD Thin la the highest birth
S a le m .
rale «ver recorded In England.
J o in t See a to, fo r Cooa aud C urry—
In spite of the mauy Jokes that art
I. fi. Sm ith
ma-le at the expense of the Georgia*
peach crop, that state produced morel
- J o i n t Aepreseniutivs for Coos S lid ,
peaches than any of the eastern states j
C u ify —S. P. Peirce.
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It U said that there aré over 7,006,000
Judge, fid Jud icial D is t r ic t - J . W . I
trace that bear peaches 4n the state. I
H am ilto n , R.weburg.
Sealskins to the cumber of 3.125 were
Prosecuting A tto rn ey fo r
C u rry ’
shiyited from Alaska last season. An la-
C o — W . H . M eredith, W edderburn.
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duxtry pursued luclduntally with that
of sealing on the Prlhtloff lelanda I* that
V . 8 . OomiulasioDef»—H T . Stew art (
of raising the blue fox for It» pelt.
P o rt Oiiwrd.
These animals, under the system In ose,
OOUMVT OrrtCEKR.
are fed and cared tor as If doroeetl
cated.
C ounty J n d t f e - W . A Wood, G old
■It to said that the biggest shell ever
Beach.
made was turnqd out by the Krupp peo­
County Couimitaiotiers—D . Oole
ple at Ktsen Germany
it was made
G old Beach; UcoChenoweth, L an g lo is.
tor Russia, and weighed 2,600 pounds
Shcriff-'-C. H . B ailey, Gold Beach.
The gun which is large enough to use
C ounty C le rk — Joh tt K . S ta n n a rd .
this shell Is mounted on the fortifica
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Gold Beach.
lions at Cronstadt. and has a range of
County Ttoes'tror— F ra n k C aug h eli
Wedderburn
Aasesaor— W ni. T -lm an, U a rlm r,
School S u p h - G e o . W . S m ith . G old
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D ro p F /g e d T / p t B « >
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Bell Bearne Type Ber
Lhe Bergmann shoe is a cheap shoe
lor liaid wear, pa it will out-last many pairs
of low priced shoes,
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FOR YOUR DEN
Ki an tlfu l callage pennants
M c k e n z iii
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poolb
/Ail necessary operations m
writing, billing or ¿lati^lical work
are accomplished from the key­
board of the light running, easy
atfion Model 10 (Visible)
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D e o aral Tab ulan »
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Perfect D u s G eard
B a r* Space I m f
C a rn et« R -ta.d er
Imprecad Marginai S tem
E a c a p c a ^ SpeedkM E v af Darocd
There are lechan w hkh am ie the
Snath IS e ua cr the choice el it»-
man who invesheates Coeupswrijv-
BFafih. ~
S u rv e y o r-1 . CaughelJJr., Gobi Beach,
¡H K T IM U eO r TllaO O I'BTN.
C lre n H C o u rt meets Fourth M onday le
August or eat h year.
C ounty Commlaalnners Oourt meet»
first Wednesday la Janu ary, A p ril.
J u ly and September of each yeoi
Probata C ourt meets first Monday ,
each month
« c u t oourrv rooT oratoes sen roav-
■ amaas.
fi!u i n ' ' ' u ............... Fletcher Gardner.
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P o i t O r f o r d .......... ....A r n e s Jobaeton
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Nothing has ever equaiieJ i t
Nothing can ever aurpas« it.
an w r i u f,»- - e r r- . S -.c o t» , o i u r to r r e , «a-
F y is a a » pote»! ¡ It e > » t o w o rth w e o n ?
w a »rasisA y c h ta i« o . T aad V e M g a
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PATENTS
r.,< ^B K yeW.
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earvtee aud adrice, s e a e a r
'a h a r fia a a r e u M a r a t » . T t y u .
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Dr. King’s
Nsv Diseovsry
SW IFT & C O ,
PafAMd ¿Awyvrw,
1 JJR V S retest e F c i.W a U lh ifM ,
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& co., r*r
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A Perfect
For All Throat and
C u re :
Lung Trouble».
Mouay eeek If it M ia. Trial Bet. aa ftoa.