The Port Orford tribune., December 23, 1914, Image 1

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B a a S a n tiu n T » E ntry u t lusmAu lu
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A CARELESS CONSUL.
M u t io a a l E u re » « .
'
N u t loe Ish s reb y given tli» t the lands
deacribed ( « l u * , em bracing 282.07 seres
w ith in tile triskiyuo National Fore»«,
Or «gun, w ilt be subject to settlem ent
a a a o n t y uoder th« proviaioni ot the
hMBWtood tews o f the United States
and th eeetof June i l , lime ( « s u t . ,
M S ) a t the U n ite d states land office at
Rossburg. Oregon, ou November 26, (U K .
Any settler who was actually and in
good fa ith c a im iiig any of »aid lands
f a r a g ric u ltu ra l purposes prior to dan.
I, IS A and haa not ataindnneJ samo,
MB a preiereuoe rig ht to make liotne-
Stood e n try tor the lands actu ally oe-
Ottpled.
According to a report made to the , Notice la hereby given th a t the lands f
.
•U te department. Dr. H. Uatthaa, di­ deacribed below , em bracing 384.68p o r L im ite d Tuns O n l y -
rector of the bureau office for examin­
acres w ithin the Siskiyou N a tio n a l, 8 ix pair o f our finest 36c value la
ing foods of the .University of Jena,
Forest, O n g o w , w ill be sutdeot to set- d i« * guaranteed hose in block, U n or
tlem ent and entry tinder the provia- w M ta e .A o r.-v tH . - • « .
’
.
has published a statement relating to
ions of tlie Itotneeteaii law sof the U n i - T .
*.‘h
rlltcu
the articles most frequently adulter-
erf S a t a and «lie act o f June 11, 1C08 fo r • * aud 10l‘
postage, etc.
»tod.
According to this statement.
(34 B t a t ., 2331 at the U nited States
S p e c ia l OlTer F o r M en
820 samples ware examined is lpot
land offlee a t Roeebuix* O regon, on .
sp
.
and 1,3b» in l#04. Thia number did
norem ber 26. If fli. A n y pettier who : * o r a »«»ited tim e only, six pairs o f
no» include 116 samples of m ilk, which
was actually and in good faith ctaiin- o a r finest JtSc value Guarantted H o i
were found to contain a very high per­ log any o f said lands fo r t^ rio u lt.ira l «,.y « d o r w ith written guarantee and
centage of dirt.
purposes p rio r to Jan. I, lu M , aad haa
_ .. ?
not abandoned w in « , has a p r e f e r e n c e ! * - f « > u t well known Men « Para-
it was found that apricots contained
rig ht t m ake homestead entrv for the ;•«*«
for n„r dollar, m .d !')«■ tur
Balphurou) add ; effervescent lemon-
« 1 « did not contain a trace of purs lands ouctipipd. Said lam ia were lis t­
ed
upon
the
applications
o
f
fhe
p
<
rsona
fruit Juices; butter contained too tittle
tnentoned befon who haven preference ,
fat aad too muefi w ater; ao-called bak­ t iglit subject (o the p jlo r rijjh t of any
ing powder consisted of otsomkrgar-
.uoh settler, pr.ivhled such « i t l e r or '
Ine« egg atxxiles coutuiued as yoife of Sppii. a n t i s qualtSed to make hom e- I
pf"s , or at least very small quantities;
«lead entiy and the preference rig h t ie |
xerviaed prior to Nov 25, 1W4, on I
btckleberry Juice waa spoiled com­
which
date the land» will be cubjeot to 1
p le te ly . raipberry Juice waa greatly
e tt em ent and eniry by a n y «lU-llfled 1
diluted, and some ramples contained
ergon. The bind» »ire ns follows: i
glucose and coal-tar dyestuffs, mince­
be SE} SW1 Sec. 4, th e EJ K4 N W } . ,
meat contained
sulphurous acid;
he NJ HW } Section », T. 38 8 „ R. |3
ground mace contained flour, ground
»V , except a s trip of l„n i 50 links w ile ‘
toastod bread, Dora bay mace and nut­ iying along the weqt »id« of the NJ
meg; m arinuUdj» were mixed glu­
'W | See. », aai i tow nship and range, <
he net area b eing 15« «ere», liisted u p - ,
cose and colored with coal tar «lyes;
II application o t t l. B. rh»ditti«, G old !.
mltk was watered, skimmed and often
leach, O reg o n ; I«l»t 6-1360
1
very dirty; pepper contained lime,
A tract of 115.62 acre», w ithin w hat
sand and a good deal of the shell;
■vili probably be when su n e v ed Seo.
sausages contained flour, boracic acid
', T . 34 8., It 13 W , il««c>ibed ua (ol-
and coloring matter; preserving salts
0«»: B eginning at C orner No, 1, a r
contained sulphurous, boracic, Uourlc
ed r [K»t m arked H / j , whence
and benzoic acids, etc.
< S. M . Ik'iire N. 45 «bigre-H E -, 4 clia. I
Beautiful college penaaata
The report comy'alas of tha Indlf
in.lC flliuk» ex eiid ir g thenre N. 10
rgrree W-., So «dis , tin neo K, 60 ehs.,
ferer.es showu by the masses regard
hem e S .31 degree» W „ t ic h s , «hence
Ing purity and reliability of articles
■>. GO degree» W . 21 eh» , 11 the place
of food/and the custom which prevails
,.f
beginning, 11 ted up. n application
in large cities at having the examina­
• M l B . K o rre ll. The b ailee Utegon;
tions of such articles made by persons
.ist 0 -1 8 6 ).
- ,
,
not experts.
. „ ,
T h e WJ 8 )4 Fee 6, T . 32 f>„ R . 14
A , »0 S erra, application of J. W . M ao
T H R IF T OF DUTCH PEOPLE. Kenaie. Mxea R iv e r, I ’o rt O rfo rd ,!
Iregon; L I t 6-1384. Septem ber 14, 1
Xa Proportion to Population, Nether- ¡»14. 0 . M B« c«, Assistant Oom-
nissioner of- tlie (ie n e ra T L a n d Office, i
laudara A re It I shas» Watism
i-«5 Bee.
1
to the W orld.
e a id !ua<ls were lis te l u p on
the applioa ioua o f the persons rotri-
,Jio»ed below, who hove a preference
T ig h t subject to tl>« p: ¡or rig h t of nny
such aettier, provided such s e ttle r or
ia p p lic a o t ia q ’la litie d to m ake home
Atoad e n try and tlie'pictercnce rig h t is
M tercliw d prior to Nov. 25, t a i l , on'» iiic.li
date the luttds w ill be subject to settle­
m en t and entry by a u y qnsllAed pef-
eon. T h e huios ore na follow ,-: The
M Efc N W W NEW , the W t f N W W N K },
the E j* N K X N W 'i , Ber. JO T- 33 «#..
R. 10 W., W. M ., c rie p t o s trip o f land
80 lin k s Wide describe«! a-t follow s: be­
g in n in g at a point 20 vlia east a n d 8 SO
chaina south of th o q u a rte i post on the
n o rth lino of 8»c. 10, asid township i nd
range, on the eastern ho undory of the
tra c t; extending thence 25 links on
ta c h sida of a line runn.ng N. 64 deg.
W , 83 cha.; thence d. 78 deg. W ., 2.27
c h a .; tiienoe X . 72 deg. W ., 1.00 c h a .;
thence N. 44 «leg. W ., 1.43 v ita .; thence
W. 3 deg. W ., t UOcha.; thence H. t í
deg. W , 3 22 chs.4 them e 8. 66 deg. W .
1.40 ehs.; thctioe N . 82 deg. W , 4.20
C h a.; them e N . 75 deg. W ., 4 chs;
' tlien cv N 86 deg. W ., 3 70 cris.; thence
B. 4Sd«g. W ., 4 c lia .; thence 8. 8« deg.
W ., 1.2» eh».; thence d. tW deg. W .,
8 .6 8 ohs.: then«« S. 47 deg. W ., 3.86
cha., to the place where the atrip elcst-e
on the boutxlary o f tlie tract, the net
aren being 18.18 arrea; listed ni-oit <p-
plication of T . W . B illings, Marlal,
O re g o n i List 8-100.1. - The WJ 8 W J ,
N E Q i, too KJ N E K MWJ< Sec. 10, T.
88 8.. B. 10 W ., 40 acres, application
o f Richard Venner, M s r a l, O regon!
L is t 6—1246. TbetSKi bKJ Keo. 18. the
N K } N t } , the NJ 8BJ NK } Mac. 1«. the
N W , 8 * } N W } Bee. 20, T . 88 8 ., It. 14
W ., 118 tones, application o f Raymond
C . Thom pson, Port O r o n t , Oregon.
L ia t 8-1268. A tract w ith in w h at w i l l
probably be when suiveyed Bee. 31. T.
BOB., K. 12 Ww described as follow s:
B c g u u in g at the northwest c o rner of
fcac. 8 , T . 41 B., K , 18 W , ; e x te n d li g
tbauoa N. 8.88 o l u , to Corner N o . 1 ;
thenoe
E-at
10 ' ohalns;
triad s N . M e h e .; thenee E . tu e h a .;
thenoe & 38.68 c lis .; thence * . 80 cha.
to the place of beginning; except a
n tp p o fla n d 80 Mnka w l.ie described as
fsik-w g; B e g in n in g a t the eastern
boundary of the tlo c t whence Corner
M e, 8 h ea rt 8 . 0.88 e b s .j » te n d in g
ilfcHMmtRfcn.~n.r8rh
<*t ■ |il*r
S t . W /jaha.: thence N. 8 8 deg.
W. 3
a K . ; the w e n N . 78 dag- W ., 4.32 eha.,
to the placo where the atrip cloaos <»n
th a Western boundary o f «Ita tra c t, the
awt a n * being 82.81 acres, application
U H . R . F racno, H a n « » , Urwgo»;
L ia t 8-1982. September 14, 1814. t j.
M. B a ic i, Assistant Oomml»rl«,i«v at
tb a Ormerai Land O Ses.
UFFICIAI» Dl REt TO li V.
-T h e people of the Netheriaads.**
« re jig « w n « of «aa»e can become bp M y ,
„
avoiding food that baa a atroug teata. | Frankfort, in a report, “are thrifty
O.n.e
""
, “ a economlcol. excellent merchants,
and adds oils and b it « In oor com- and, to proportion to population, their
moo crroals ana fnalta woo rota hogo nation la one of the rlehaat la the
chunks of flab, flesh and fow l highly j world. They are -m m opoUloa, and
Savored and deluged w «h biting large-minded in the (araatment of
ssuecs. Simplicity o f Hfe can be sa their capital. They were the Aral aad
much a part of diet as o f furniture or moot extensive buyer» of United Stater
dotbes. - WUIlnm Noyna In Oood boadj at 184155, but did sot touch th«
Housekeeping.
coulsdersts tssoev. According to ssti-
.........
! mates of olfldal statistical aad flnaa-
Btd as n . W a s T o t« .
etol sources Dutch capital to the
A h Impecunious constituent at a Chi- amount of *344/4*0.068 is Invested to
cugo sldrrmnn called npon the tottse American hands and sharea and *40o,-
at hB office last week and request»« eeey>t»e-vw ta sa rrrm uu« g BBB sajrrrr
the loan o f a dollar. A tw o dollar bill j
"Very large sums of Dutch capital
wn» the smallest the alderman had. are to vested to Msxftan government
This be banded to the caller wttb tha bonds aad to bonds aad shares of Max
remark:
lean railroad and industrial companies.
“Go to the cigar stand down s ta ir« also to the »ovsruuw^t and railroad
get a flfteen cent cigar, keep a doilat bonds of Aaatrla-Hangary. Portugal
an«, bring me the change."
I sad numerous other countries, aad a
lu a few minutes the visitor leap* large amount to working pvo8tably to
penred, puffing contentedly a t « cigag,' the Dutch Indian colonies la sugar, to­
rn d handed the alderman 80 cento. N o -' bacco and rubbtr plantations, tha mln-
tlcing a peculiar expression on the al- ing ot tin and other metals, petroleum
derman's face, be withdrew tha cigar wells, ate. A flasncial book ot rafer-
frotu his lips long enough to Inquire;
! enee places the capital of all Dutch
“ Did you mean that the cigar waa Joint stock oompanlea at *144.184,000.
for you or me?"
, but this dcee not embrace the owner-
“O ct out o f h e rv r waa al) tbs die- ous Dutch companies which have their
gusted politician could any.
headijuarters la the colonies and In
.
— — — ------------
• ’’ foreign countries. Tha Netherlands
T h e L ittle G a rd e n .
possessing neither ooal nor Iron, is not
There Is much comfort to be found » manufacturing country of aots. and
In a garden. I have watched a poor I
,h l* r»*Poct «■
surpassed by
woman at a Utile box of flowers nt a ' ,ltu * Bwltocriand, alae having neither
coal nor Iron, The Dutch are full of
the commercial spirit and have a large
march lo t mariua. The rural Inhabi­
tants are given to dairying, cat) la rala
ing and horticulture, in which branch­
es they excel."
i.
f o r t U D o ra .
to PTPry
| u , be
o bo rin —G. I I . Bailr-y, G old Bench.
S u rv e y o r -1 . Canghell J r., Gold Bench,
Mt m a o s o r tub coi ' ktm .
C irc u it C o urt meets Fourth M onday i t
Vugii-rf of a n t * ynnr.
County Gommlssloner» C o u rt meets
Brat Wednesday In .Tannery, A p ril,
J u ly M d September «.» each y e s i.
Probata O o r^ k rx w ts first Monday in
Harb«|»..........
G o ld
Beach.
W eddorburn
Illlb es...........
M a r i n i ..........
Aguosa.........
P o rt O rford
D e n to a r k ,...
L a n g lo is . . .
|
... Fletcher Gardner.
.............. J . W Riley.
. . .C . L . W akeman
. . . M r . R. R P ric e .
M rs. V io la A. F r y .
...............A . M . Riles.
....A m o s Johnetca
.............. J. R. Cappe.
.............. E . B T h r ift
All necessary operations in
writing, billing or statistical work
are accomplished from the key­
board of the light running, easy
adtion Model 10 (Visible)
Cempl-»-,
Strei^q I Jne Keytiovrd
R»n> »ab le and liUcKkasgeakia P l a t a *
Bali B-a-ii.o C am ae»
Ravem bla I ahU ator Rack
Sim ple S teea l CuKiav Device
D m p Fuq pd T y p e Baia
Perfect Lina Lock
Bi Il-on
K i ! -i
U e ito m Tocch
B a t B e a n » , T y p e Ber
Coiitmn Finder aad Parenapkae
J j K i m a ! T a b a a ta .
V u iS le W riting
PrceacteJ Ibbbcn
G ear Drivaa Carriagaa
,w,
Joh^
„
roo r ,,i„ g r
Hh. replied, "I'm beginning
,
to
Ktaonard, suspect him."
Gold Beach.
Coanty- Treasurer— F ra n k C a u g lid ll
W c id e rb u rn
Aesosnor— Wrv» T l n . . n
Am iveaor-W trt* »..lm sn, « « « > * *
Bcliool H upt.— Geo. W . S m ith . Gold
Beach.
mgs to eat auxà wear'
A Kay (nr E v rry Character
Perfect Erarsig racilktea
Interchangeable Carnage»
Right and Left Carriage Relraaa Levert
Swinging M arginal Back
whlefc
oo . mtv ornoaon.
to most susceptible to colds"
C o un ty J t d g o - W . A W o o d ,'G o ld
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Hri/trli
Orowmd P e r •«■fttetea.
County Clerk—Job u R.
Try it, and Conviction W ill Follow
experience to see bow acute and aenal- j
Salem .
Fowd an d Colda.
Jr'to t Senator fo r Cooe and G u rry -
A w riter In The Lancet enya: “Blnee
1. 8. (smith.
r> •«■KHU to study .diet J h^ve been oe-
Jolnt R c,.rtaent»tive for C o o. ffij.l
,Js? ° “ ‘ubc''
°i
C u rr-v -a p P o ; . -
whlch 1 *“ ' • b " '" 1- *■ "“
mwBcaf
I A
1 7 . .« Y
. . v „
who
e* ,ln « '•‘to •"<! nut aa
Judge, 2d Ju d icial IM a t-ic t—J.
often have found that their snaceptllrfl- 1
H a m ilto n , Roseburg.
tty to coldo haa quite gone. Stu-h facto
Prytm outing A tto rn e y fo r
C u rry sa I bare met with point ta the conclu-
Cay— W . H . M eredith , W addorburn.
! •Ion *•“ * •*
*6c system overcharged
County C o m m je s io n c m -n .O d e g ro v c .
Gold Beach; Gvr.Cbenoweth, L a.iR lo ia .
It is a Pleasure to Make B read
With White River Fiou
KOB YOUR DEN
to the T im e of Bdward IL L
They W ere Accorded the
R ig h t of Voting.
v .»
The Cheapest Becau^ ? it Goes F u ih <
“T he Ideal You have no reason to,
, m ouro.”
“H n v e n t I? I dreamed tost night
,bnt 1
hUa
nnothm wo-
«nan.“-Phllader,»hla P re s *
i
•
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na».
Ribiics ConWoPcd ft™» Keyboard
Variable aad U n rie o s l Loaa Spacer
Periect Dial Guard
Beck Space Lever
Cwriage Retarder
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There are features which make the
Smith Premier «he choice of the
men who invetti£*le» eooparative
W anted
Nothing has ever equalled fL
Nothing cna ever surpass it.
say c an ru rrp iio n c¿a Leni
curad. K a tura alqoe won’t ¿
do it, i t nnoJs heîp.
t
*8 kwC h vat i i ■
u i: I d a ii*?-
must tra cemG:>uMÌ in suoi*
sner a*
» • twin ter.
Tffifcg ts U a piti* «Uf, aiOk arnr*W
Cai i tf.-rjli< .HHb*c4j.
4*1
. . . J . A. Baines
•flu*
GUARANTEED
Dr. King’s
N s * Discovery
F°rGráa’:irw»’^s*