OHIXinn.OItEGQN, Wi:l)?IE»«T>AY, DECEMBETt », loia
Lieta 8-1388,
DOCTORS AHD C H A R IT !.
«on. notwithstanding his
_
_
fa r from being scuts, says a a English
I t ft very dlfflcult to catch
a spider w ith a pair o f forceps, h at a
can easily be captured I f as
Is made. Spiders see their prey
before they are caught I d the web, hat
the scorpion makes no morerpent what- j
to seise flies or cockroaches until
they Indicate their whereabout* by
movemeuta. Thia being the eaea If
«an reatUfa be understood bow easily
'■be scorpion may be roused Into motion
bjrct to the pi ior rig h t of any
-
provide«! such settler <>r
qualified to n u k e home*"
e n try ami the prefer« ucc rig h t is
lied prior to N o r. <5.1914, on which
the lands w ilt hr subject to »el tic
' and entry by a n y quelified pet
us follow »: The
NEJ.
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lan.i
lin ka wide described a« fo llo w *: Hr
g in n in g at a point to chs east and 8 60
•k a in a south of the quartet poet on tiic
n o rth lin e of See. 10, aaid township and
W ag e, on the eastern boundary o f the
tra e t; extending thence t > links on
each side of a line running IV. 04 deg.
W „ W c h * .; thence 8. 79 deg. W ., I t !
e h a .; thence S . n «leg. w . t 1.00 cha.;
thence N. 44 deg- A'., 1-43 c h a .; thence
a . 8 deg. w „ I »0 « ba.; tlieuce 1. 42
dag. W .S W o li» .: then ce», « 0 deg. W .
1 .4 0th » ; th<B 5e K.’ SU d r« . W , 4.20
• b e .; thence N . 7» ilqg. W.„ 4 ohs;
tb fiie y N 88 deg. W ., 2 70 «die. > thence
8 . 4 * deg.
4 eha. ( thenoe 8. 30 deg.
W ., I JO c h a ; thenoe 8. 00 deg. W ,
« .M o h s .; thence S. 47 deg. w ., 3.6«
H
ou w e ooaunary or t i e tract, the net
a re a being 4 S .it acres; listed ur.ou an-
pHcation o f T . W . Billing», M a rt.1 ,
Oregoa: List 0-1000.
The WJ BWfe
MKJfi, th e B J 8 K < < X W « 8 e e .
10, £
SS 8., B. 10 W ., 40 acres, application
a t Blebard V en ner, M a n s i, Oregon;
I4 a t S-l$48, The HR! 8EJ Heo. 1». the
W ., IIS auras, a p a llo aiM .i o f Haymond
C . Thom pson, Port U r o r d , Oregon,
U a tfi-l$ S 2 . A trust w ith iu w h a t w ill
probably he when surveyed Hec.41, T.
40 8 ., B. IS W ., descrilaxl as fo llo w s :
B eg uulng a t toe northwest corner of
tbs. 0, T . 4 1 8 , it . u W . ; e x te n d ii.g
»hence V . SI H is .; thenoe E . So c h s .;
tbeaOe 8. SS.OS a lia .; thenoe * . 90 ch s .
to tint iduce of b eginning; except a
t i p of land to Hake wide described aa
B e g in n in g a t the eastern
« f t h e t i a c t whence Corner
i 8 . 0.80 chs.: exten.iine
deia. W . 3 e b » .: thence N . 86 den. W.
Restoration ta E ntry » f Landa la
W rh a t t h e X e « U w i Fw a«a
« le a tlte tl
<>•» Ctoafetvy,
K attento Koreat.
Hum an w ant and misery Is not to be
a lto g e th e r attrib u te d to iguoranse la
the ordinary educational tensa, nor al
together to economic conditions, but
mors largely to the mulign affects of
.
hereditary
physical ta in t and unsaai-
yary »urroi ■^Odinga, says
Mcdlclaa. A lt modern communities
possess organisation» o f the charita
bly inclined, aad to the efforts of such
benevolent persons the in «die »1 pro
fession la chiefly indebted fo r the
founding and support of the many In
I f a toning fork be aounded on the stitution» through which physicians
table on wijlch I keep my caged ecor- exercise th eir functions among the
nee become» agitated and poor. It rsmaias fo r the profession to
strikes ont rlclouuly w ith his aflug. v n tp r Into this Work in a mors »ysts*
On touching him w ith the vibrating luatic way. Every city, county sad
tuning fork he stings It and then colli stats medical society should have n-
him self up. as .ficorpfana do whan «tandiag committee of its most public
belgcd In.
spirited members, whose p articu lar
business i t should be to cooperate ac
T a l k e d T e a O e lle e e * W o r t h .
tively w ith the organised charities In
**I remember when Judge Austin was the capacity o f an advisory bossd. By
trying a case la the crim inal court." such a system nmoh msy ba dons la
said a M ilw aukee lawyer, "th at be had
way of preventing mistakes sad
a fellow to defend who was evidently o f developing the form of preventive
guilty. When the tim e ceiae tor him charity which w ill seek to smeHorsts
to plead, he rose and said be waa w ill Buffering by the reduction of perni
ing to let the case go to the Jury at cious conditions. The splendid work
eucs. believing that
o f infirm aries, dispensaries aad hoapi-
chance for acquittal.
'
1
ia placing curative medicine a t
“ H e waa nudged by the defendant, the disposal of tha diseased poor. Beads
salfl. Tor the Lord’s
to ba supplemented by bringing tha
something*
aeianee of preventive medicine into
" ‘Ten know you are guilty, and you harmonious action w ith th a t fo rm of
didn't pay me much a n y w a y w h is p e r charity which looks to the lessening
of social evils along tbs Uaos of p e r
ed the lawyer.
•I know that,' anld the prisoner. *1 soosl sad public sanitation.
only paid you SlO. and fo r
«very on« In the room'beard that,
and Judge A n itin talked his $10 worth.
H r cleared h l* man too.” —Chicage
Chronicle.
P a th o s .
~.
Hulsof Bred through the moot event-
fu l periods o f modern France. B e was
bora la 1787 amid the mutterings o f the
revolution. yiolsof a parents were
rfed by a proacrlbed Protsdtant
aad hi» birth waa never legally regis
tered. B is father, who waa a a advo
cate. used his talent fa r public «peak-
lug In the
Prdtcstant« and became a marked m a n .,
A fte r living fo r sevgrai weeks in *
per o f his life-he was k t tost arrested,.
•tn w illingly enough, by a gendarme w b e 1
knew and respected him. <• '
I let yea escape?* m M tto
men.
"A re yon married 7" replied U . Out-
*8BH MJ uarw <• 81|HKR1
"but you would hare to pay for ana
L a d ie n * S p e c ia l O f f e r
Motfos is hereby «iron th a t the land«,
described below , em bracing 884.63 *Pwr L im ite d Tim e O nly—
» 'W e w ith iu the Siskiyou H a llo a s )! I Hix . p
a ir «
of
p an
■» v o « u m r finest
unrsv 36
36c VnluS In
Eorept, <»r.g.»., » ill i«. seldoct t o a s t die»’ gunrantrnnl boss in blaok, tan o r
tlem cnt and entry under tue provis
ions of tim liomeetaad law s of tbs U n i* - white color« w ith w ritis e guarunlss,
fo r 8 l and 10c fo r postage, ate.
ed Stab s and ike act o f Juno 11
(84 8 ta t ., 8 » ) at the U n ited
S p e c ia l O f f a r F o r M u n
t
land office a t Roseburg, Oregon
F o r a lim ite d tim e only, six pairs o f f
November 28,1914. A n y settler
was actually and in good taitn
ing any o f said lands fo r ngricaitaral
purpose* p rio r to Jan. 1, 1906, and ha»
ot abandons«!
ubsndc " * same,
—
*
n«A
has
a preference a p a ir of our well known H r s ’» P a rs -}
rig h t to m ake homestootf entry fa r the d«'»r Q arttrt fa r «nr dvf/ar, and 10c for
lauds oaoapisd. Bahl lauds w ere lis t postag«-, etc.
ed u|»>u the » pp licafioc. «4 the psnvus
Ton know these hoae; i h i y stood the
■ncut.oovd below who have a prefveanee
I igl. l »nbjvet lo the prtor right of an y tost when a ll other» fa iU d . T hey g iv e
«M-h settler, pmyhtod such esitto» or rsal foot comfort. They have no »»am«
a p p ti-a n t Is qualified to make h<Jme- to rip . They never beoome loose and
stead en tiy and the preference rig h t 1»
- •njiswl p rio r to Nov 88, 1914,. on baggy us the shape Js knit in , net
toll date the lands w ill be cubieSt to pressed lu. They are (toaraalrrd for
ie ;t euieut sod entry by a n y quigfied firmnee«. fa r style, to r superiority of
lierson. T b s lands are ns follows: m aterial and workm anship, absolutely
* * - *. «>* E l E | H W |
the NJ 8 « J bectlon », T. 38 fi„ R, is stainless and to wear rix month» w ith
W , except a s h ip of U n 1 SO lin ks wide out boles, or a new p a ir free.
lying along the west side of the NJ
D o n ’t d e la y b u t S e n d I n y o u r
HR J >'ec. 9, said township and range, o r d e r b e f o r e o f f e r e x p ir e e . G ive
the net ares being 160 acres, listed up-
ou application of O. B. DooUttfa, ¿told correct sise.
Beach, O re g o n : la s t 6-lSflO
A tract ot 146.68 acres, w ith in w h a t
w ill p ro lw b ly Iw when surveyed. See.
8, T . 84 8 ., K 1J W ., d e s c ilb e d .S fal
lows 7 Beginning at C orner H o , 1, a
o»d>.r post m arked H / l , W hen»
F. 8. M . bears N . 46 itogfavs k .T c h a .
a n d * * lin ks ex ending thence > . 10
degrees W 8 0 o h s , thence E . SO ch» ,
them e 8.81 degrres W „ 46 ohs , thence
6 .6 0 degrees W. SI ohs., to the place
BLOSSOM of beginning, ii tort upon a p p lie s * »
o f H . B. H o rre ll, Tlie Dalles Oregon ;
Lagsnd a t Spain Tails B o w \ t W as List 0-1861.
T h e W J 8KJ Sec 8, T . 38 8., R. 14
F irs t Used s t s W adding fa
W ., 80 seres, application o f J . W . Mac
T h a t Country.
Kensie, Sixes R iv e r, P o rt O rford,
The wearing of orange bloAon O regon: L i t 6-1864. September 14,
1914. C. M E a cc, A ssistant Com-
• f a wedding is accounted fo r is miasioiier
of tlie G eneral L an d Office
vartadfc ways.
Among other 8-26 Dee.
B V E R -W B A R H O S IE R Y
D a y to n , O h io
ws»
River Flour
Try it and Conviction Will Follow
MCKENZIE & POOLE
FOR YOUR DEN
x
It Is a Pleasure to Hake Bread with White
CO .
Beeutifel nsllags
Y a le n n d H a r v a r d e a c h
The Cheapest ^Because it Goes Farther
0
In .
“t h i n g s to
cat
a n d
w e a r”
8A In . P rlneeton, C ornell,
M ic h ig a n , e a c h 7
* 1 In .
A ll best q u a lity fe lt w ith fe lt head
ing, streamers, letters and maeoot «x-
«kilted In properoolors. T hleepleatlid i
aaenrtmcut seat poetpald fa r SO cents
and 8«taTupelo pay postage. Bead now I
HOWARD
«
S P E C IA L T Y
POHT ORFORD
c o .f .W e fin d a d v e rtis in g in tKc T r ib u n e pays
D a y to n , O h io
r
J
stories fa the following popular le
gend from Spain: An A frican
king presented « Hpuuiah king
w ith a magnificent orange tree,
whose ereutny, waxy blossom»
and wonderful, fragrance excited
the aduiira t iod of the whole court
H a n y begged In vain fo r a branch
o f the plant and a foreign ambus
sudor wna tormented by a deuir«
teiatroduceso great a curiosity to
his uatfae Iqnd. i j e used over.'
purpose, hut a ll bis efforts
lug to naught be gave up io de
■pair.
The fa ir daughter o f the court
gardener was loved by a youhy
artisan, but she lacked th e d o w rj
which the fam ily considered nec
essary to a bride. One day,chanc
log to break o ff a spray of ornngv
blossom, the gardener -thought
lesaiy gave it to his daughter
Seeing the coveted prise in th<
girl'» h air the wily ambassador of
fered her a sum sufficient fo r thv
dowry, provided she gave him a
branch and said nothing about it
H e r m arriage was soon celebrat
ed, and on her way to fhe a lta r, In
grateful remembrance of the
sour«' of all her hnpidneaa, ah>
- .. _ . . .
broke off another b it ol
the biclty tn-e to adorn her hair,
W hether fhe poor court garden
ej- lost his heud in consequence ol
daughter's treachery the
t o m a placo wliere th« »Ir p clone* on
They went on, and U . Qulkot died on
th e western boundary b f the I tract,
ti
tlje tha scaffold a few days later. A t this
n et area being 82.81 aerea, . application time Francois, the future statesman,
B. Freem an, H s n o -, Oragos ; who was the elder of tbc twb children,'
L is td -1 8 8 8. September 14, 1914. O.
sod a h a lf years old a n d .a l
B a to r, Aeai»tujit Cotnintoluner of
ways preserved tbs recollection o f fib-
tbs (tonerai I-and Office.
tag to see bis father in prison, or w h a t'
was euphemistically called the bouse sf
O F F IC IA L D IR E C T O R Y .
Justice.—Gentleman's Magasias.'
t svsva sun d is t b ic t o rrtc a a s :
a f a Coal M iner.
.U . 8. Senators— D r . H a ir y Lane,
First, the boy o f eight or too Is sent
Portland and (too. K Cham berlain
ts the breaker to pick the rlats and oth-
8alem
sv Imparities from the coal which baa
Congressm an, F ir s t D is tric t— W illie been brought up from the mine,
there be Is promoted and becomes a
. -
C. H aw ley, o( Salem.
door boy, working In tbs mine. As h»
O v b rn o r—O sw ald W est, Halsm.
and stronger lie la
Secretary of State— Ben. W . O lo u lt Se
rauceil to the position and given Ois
ism.
pny of a laborer. There be galas tbs
State T.easnrer— I hos. B. K a y , o f 8 a experience which secures him. a place
Ism .
1» a mhier*» helper, and as he acquires ,
8 u p t P u blic In s tru c tio n — L . A . Aid «kill and strength be hecomea, when tn !
the lieight of his manhood and vigor, a
erm an , Salem.
,
Stats Printer— W illis D u n ls s y , Salem. full fledged miner.
la fortunate enough to'escape
Attorney O enorai— A. *M . Crawford,
the falls o f rock
be may —
re
a . anil
m coal,
1 »
Btate (tom e Warden— W m . L . F in tain thia . position
aa a miner f o r a num
gend does not relate, bat m ain
ley, Salem.
ber of yearn But as nge creeps on and
Stale Health Officer—D r . C alvin S. he Is attacked by some of tha many | lands now . know the vronderfu
W h ite , Salem.
diseases Incident to work In the ml;
tree, nnd ever since thnt weddin;
be makes way for those younger ami
Salem.
dny orange blossom has been con
C lerk State Land Bourd—O. (1. Brown. more rigorous fallowing him' up tha
aidered a fittin g adornment fo r n
taddrr
whose
summit
be
kSa
reached.
Salem .
bride.
He then »tarts on the descent, going
J o is t Bsnatoi fo r Coos sod C urry—
beck to become a miner's helper, then
L 8. Sm ith.
mine laborer, now a door boy. and
LOVERS.
Join t Bapfueentativs. for C pe* «T»«4 when old and decrepit he finally re
Jilted
Bwerihearta
Unknow n In
C a rry —8. P. Poitou.
turn» to the hrengfir where be p u ffe d
the Cape B o ra Race of fiavagsa
Judge, 9d Ju d icial D ig tr is t - J . W . ea a child, earning the same w^gea-ae
are re, aired by the little urchin? whs
—Befnaal K a y K een Daath.
'
H a m ilto n , Roseburg.
work at hia aide. ¡Jfcvre la n«r'ti
Proascttting A tto rn ey fo r
C u rry
five fa r ambition In the are: '
. CourtahJp amojig the Tfarra
O o . - W ; H . M c re d ip , W m lderltufn.
er^a Ufa., H e erfubot rise to
.
ijel Fucgpng (the at range
of
0 . 8 . O om m lM ioM urs-^R T . > teg M s>
and .wealth. Only
s a vag es in h a b itin g th e fafaud a in
P o rt O r io n f
eoa even be given place as a
<r snpseinteedeot. andtahese are posh, the Bt-tgklME-ltatxl of Cafa? H tifni
o o ix ry OrrioxiiM.
tfon« which few mlueffLcare to h o ld z- fa ■ sltuph' hot serious business.
C o un ty J :i« lg e -'W . A W ood, Gold
John M itchell In Cosmopolitan. *
H avfag chosen a bride, the m V-
Reach
*
nge wooer offers the Indy his hunt
County Commissioners— D . Ootagrov«-.
R ,» « ta tln
T he proprietor o f a large d r y toods. lug bow. I f ah« take« l i and re
Gold Heaoh; UsoChsnowsth, L an g lo is.
•lore had decided to tear down Die oW tu rn * It * t once, then the suitor
Sheriff—C. I I . B ailey, tto hl Itaach.
C ounty C le rk — Job u R . S ta n n a id , building and erect a new o n e ’ fa tfa*|-understands th a t he la accepted.
■trad. In furtherance o f thia plan h*
Aa a m atter of fact, a woman
(told Busch.
waa removing his goods to temporary
ra re ly ,-If ever, rejects an offer of
County T re a s u r e r -F r a n k C a u g lis li quarters In another building.
W odtjerburn
The goods were nearly -all ont of thn m arriage, fo r a T ierra del Fnegaii
Assessor— W m . T U m s n , H a rlio r.
old structure when from eoitwf un does nol take a rejection jxitieot-
School HupU — Geo. W . S m ith , (told known can»» It caught fire. The de ly, and is apt to reseat a denial by
partment was promptly.,jsn hand
wounding the damsel w ith
fir
««»’ ll liad n , stream playing on
row.
Surveyor^-J. Caugta-II J r .O o ld Beach. flsiues, but the merchant was »lid
g trn M o s o r t u b cocbts . . .
I t 1s, perhaps, needless to add
with excitement. Runntog^pp to the
C irc u it C o urt ihssta Fourth M onday IF chief, he urged him to gfeetcr has*».
th at there are no henpecked hus
Never mind the good»!" be shouted, bands in Tierra del Fuego. The
August of each year.
i r e the building! I'll give the boys
C ounty Oommlssloners C o u rt insets
men, fa fact band themselves to
first Wtsbrekday In Ja n u a ry , A p ril, n check for $800 for their
gether fa a sort of society, the W A N
if they don't let the fire
J u ly end September of each ysa i.
aim of which la to keep the women
that floor!”
•
Probsts Q q a a meets first Moa«iay in
"W hy. you're going to War the old in subjection. This curious cus
eooli m outh
building down anyw ay, aren't y b u F
tom is the outcome o f a tradition
e ra » » ooewrv
sun roar asked the clrtaf.
.
-
th at the women once had the u p
•. !
u s ta ana.
"Tee.** he « I d , * V * t do you aupi»>ss
H arbor.’ .
............Fletcher O antner. I w ant the Insurance compnnlra e r any per hand, aad forced the mea to do
G old B ench ........................... J. w . R jjer. body on s an k to think thhtta tab ran- fill the drudgery, Aa men fa •
e r b u r n ................ C. L .W a k e m a n .
sou w h fR d h n g M f ib e r
-
savage s late are even mote preju
,
____ ..M r. K. H Price.
By grant exertloa the fire woe ex diced against work than th eir
M a r i a i ............ .
M r». V io la A . Y¥ v .
tinguished
w
ith
little
loos
ee
fa
r
aa
the
y * y • »
A . M . Rilea,
civilised brother*, it fa q u it* n a t
A agd
and I the
P o rt O rford
Ames John»t< n building w *a concerned,
ural J b a t they should take meas
chabt
v
us
hl*
D ç e m
a r k • .J. 8. (tappe.
ures'accordingly.
gioia
B T h rift reuth’e 1
M
.
»Special Hosiery Offer
G u a r a n te e d W s e r - E v s r H o s ie
ry fo r M a n a n d W o m a n
Are
«tar
necessary operauons in
billing o r statistical w ork
are accomplished from the key
board of the light running, easy
ad io n M odel 10 (V isible)
ersehn. SeUfkt LL, KayUwJ
RsMvaki» «afihnm luM iAl« P l
Btü Botin» C oti «*»
Ita o -iU . TU oU ot itaci
Staple Stradi CiStta Dwim
í.F^ 2 , b
î 1,É,
mm RAtoa
M
»M W Trad.
B .« ir e T y p . B m
Cotona F a t t o «ani P a r ^
D w ta a l Tab »lotot
V n U . Wring
■-
A Ksy Jta E vct £ Chwoctw
O n to n
CoMrtfied frsn
«aJ L hiun d -Jj»»
P n to t Dan Gaafa
Bnk Specs Lerer
Caxûg, Balardw
Writ, to iatowfiat»
T h e Smith Premier T y
bracata N.Y.
r.-;
These are feature» which make the
Smith Premier fhe choice of the
»
.J .. A. Haine«
T tp
in v e n t o r s
p/rrcNTs
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«ra.îÂÆÂiiÎ**“4-
SWIFT A CO.
I «.
_____ _
> • fWi
( .Spp.0-8. r*lest8Saa,Wa»kl»4f«e,
a*
N o th in g has eves equalled it.
N o th in g can ever surpass i t
•a y n n r * t r t t f t m n enfi
euffsd. N atu r« «letto won’t |
it, i t neetfe help.
fit
I fa Cea K n i t b e fff, h u t i t *
b 'i c - v n 1 t o fat »■
auw aa w ell as w in la v .
Tta*nio • tu e .» M . a « « *
• »oedtani»«»«.
API>e