The Port Orford tribune., May 12, 1915, Image 1

• V.
W E D N E W D A Y ,
V o i n »n«* X X l V
U P ffW U L
lH B M t T O U V
H erm an1
Paid th e
0 , H. Behators— D r - lln t r y k ^ a t . «1
PoM iaaU as.l Geo. E C ham berlain o f
Salem
D U W i c t r - W illis
C o n g re s s m a n , F i r s t
C . H a w le y , of S alem .
O v e r n o r — O s w a ld W e s t, S a le m ,
g e ereu u ry o f S tate— H e n . A . O lo U tt Sa­
le«».
.
a a ts T .e a a e re r~ “ T h o s . B . K a y , o f b ti
finp t. P u b lic Iu s tru c U o n
L.
e rn te n , Hnleut.
•to to P rin ter— W illis D u a l »«J
A tto rn ey G e n e ral— A. M . Ci
• to te U sate W arden— W m . J
C la rk State Land B o ard — O . G . Brown,
Salem .
J o in t Senatoi fo r Coos and C s r r y -
1. 8. S m ith -
J o in t
fte p rv u e n ta tiv e
(o r
C oos
and
. O u r r y — 8. P . Peiroe.
Jodffe, id J u d ic ia l D is tric t—J , W .
H a m ilto n , Rosuborg.
Prosecuting A tto rn e y fo r G u r iy
G o.— W . H . M e re d ith , W e d d e rb u ru .
0 , 8 . Oom iotasloncra— K T .
P a rt O rford,
r ite w s rt
t
OOtiavv o rn o s K e .
O ounty Jtid tfe— W . A
W ood, G old
B each.
C o a n ty Oosnm issiua era D . Gnlegrove,
G o ld BeaoM; U e o G b e a o w e ih , L a n g lo is .
S h e riff— G. H . B a ile y , G o ld B e a c h .
O o u n ty C le r k — Jo b a B . S ta o n a rd ,
G e ld Beach.
Coanty
Treasurer— F ra n k
C a u g lie il
W e d d e rb u rn
Assessor—W m .'T e lm a n , H a rb o r.
School 8 u p t . _ «too. W . S m ith . G o ld
Beach.
r «»
« m o b and give me Something neat;
|2oo to p a t In to stock. T k a t a in 't quite
enough, but you w ill tru s t me fo r two
or three hundred m ore on m y o u t lL " l
" W h a t a re you going to d o r* naked!
the m erchant.
"Peddle." replied H erm a n s e n te n tl-,
ouely. " u n til I can m ake enough to buy,
a store."
B R M A N C O R N IN G m ade up bis e fool of yourself
You w ill be head
m ind when s mere boy that ha o f n departm ent In a few years."
w ould become a successful buataeee
" T h a n k you, s ir," replied H erm an,
m an and the possessor of g rea t riches. “I w o u ld n 't stay fo r a lo b ns general
F ro m his earliest m emory be bed hated | m anager. I am going la to r m yself,
tb s na rro w village Ilfs sad (hacram ped , I h ave learned a ll I cam as s subordt*
homs existence, where every penny had J u * e . "
to be watched in order to m ake both l
A nd th a t w as a ll there was to » .
ends m eet. H e dreamed o i great ea- ( H e rm a n started o u t w ith his w age«,
tsbllsbm snts w ith hundreds of b u s y ' H e m ads good selections of m erehaa-
w orksrs, a ll pUable to his w flf, as ea - 1 ¿tee sa d his sales wars beyood U s
pressed from the In n er office
H e hopes. W lth la tw o y e a n he had. piled
dream ed o f m eeting tbs greatest and u p $1.000. T h e n he ra n across a stars
m oat po w erfu l men of affairs and die- in * sm all to w n which wea fo r a a la
taU n g term s or forcing th em to com- T h e ow ner bad m ade a fa ilu re , but
prom ise w ith him .
! H e rm a n th o u g h t he saw w h y. Me
Am ong a ll U s playm ates n t school bought It, p ayin g p a rt down, l a tw o
b u t one sympathised w ith his am bl- j years he was ou t o f debt and doing n
tloos or believed In him . T h a t one business th a t was the wonder o f n il the
was H an nah C u rtin , the grave-eyed g irl , co un try a b o u t
T h e to w n had o n ly
w ith the high forehead, w h o alw ays j U .00 0 In h ab itan ts and H erm an chafed
stood s t th e head o< her clesa. A ll the a t the lim ita tio n s
He found a p u r-
re s t derided h im .
I chaser n t a fancy price, and a t t t w en t
" I believe you w ill succeed. H e r- bach to th e c ity w ith »10,000 la U s
m en ," said ahe. seriously, "and when pockst.
you do I w ill m a rry you."
j
Ha than started a lobMag business
" W il l you?" asked H erm a n , eagerly. to g , m a ii way «ad by bis tndefbtlg-
A nd then he added w ith a stubborn ’ a ble energy and application began to
se t o f his square ja w , " Y o u may b a « j m ake Inroads la tb s business a t tbs
X J k .Y
GOODS
uijiesltliy condi­
tion -4 the kid­
neys; If ■ suina
your linen It la
New and Attractive line of
Dress Goods at Bargaxt
H
to w e lt a long Urns, H an n ah , beegptotf I
I don’t succeed a t first I w ill keep on
tr y in g .”
So the compact was sealed sod one
fine day. when H erm a n was IS, hs fu i-
filled the w orst prophesies o f the v ll-
la g s gossips by gotsg aw ay to the g r a n t,
c ity . H s was ab le to scrape together
b a re ly m oney enough to get him there,
b u t he feared nothing. H e had heard .
th e expression “ m erchant prin ce” and i
I t attracted his Im agination.
H e re-
solved to en ter m ercaatile Ilf * .
I
Upon reaching the city ho w ont dt-
ra c ily to th e biggest w holesale b o u ro j
la rg e r houses. H s did wall fro m the
g n t . bu t U s resources w a n so lim ite d
ha could not m o re fnst «noticli to
su it U s ardent s p ir it
Th en M orris,
H ope’s p a rtn er, died and H ops sent fo r
him .
'C o rn in g , yon nro n w o nder." bn
„ is
“i uaed sack a m an as you. Bo-
«tdmi vou —— eu ttln n In to ou r business,
| w,n
you ,B ppg M u you B qu sr-
te r in teract a t w h atever th e business
jnvectoeies, ta k e o ver jo u r stock nt
u
£n
IS . l ö lS
nftea expressed, that D r. KHmer’s S w m p -
Roet. tbs groat kidney remedy fulfills rvery
wish in curing rheumatism, psln fh >bs
bask, kidnaya mrsr. h l. to w and every part
i f the urinary patsaga It corrects tnebt’ttv
to held water and scalding pain in passing
« . or had effect, following use of liquor,
wine or beer, snd overcome, that unpleasant
aecaaettv of being compelled to go often
luring ’he day, and to gat up many times
A>rhig tlis night. The mild snd the axtro
ordinary effect ot Sw am p-R oo t 1. aoeo
realized
it stands the highest for Its woo-
derful auras of the moat distressing casta.
If yoa M ud a medicine you should havt the
bast. Sold by druggists i t 80c. and J l . akss.
You m ay have a sample bottle of this
sad a beak that teiisi
store ebent N. both sont|
tbeolutehf free by m * l,
s to rs s s D r. Kilm er fc
Ce., Binghamton. N . Y .
to eal and wear
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record o . cu ius, o n e
q 'im æ d to n ird fo ii h is to ry , provai
M o im I I. S - r a .p a r ll U , < sscs-r a m c i it m
M to w p tb a u y o tln-r C8C.D<CI T T
A
Always Renaeraber the FaB Nas/
I .axative
Q
csiuh :
' Cores * Cold ia O m Dsy, Crip is Twc
torts* * * part psymsiit
Look the line over and yor
will find what you w ant at
an attractive price.
Ba«.. 3Sc.
a o t l fo r th< balance
To«
o i T o f t o s p ro fita
Y o u sun
Surveyor— J. C augbeU J r ., G o ld B each,
In th e city, H ope. N o rris A Co., and j > . ^ 1.
business as m anager and I
a s s r u M is o r TUX «OUSTS.
«sturdily w alked In to the office o f the ' wU1
f o , guanoes.”
C ir c u it C o u rt m eets k o u it b M o n d a y i r
head of the concern.
I
This was a grant lift, but U only fad
A u g u s t o f each y e a r .
H s was s trifle perturbed n t th e vast- O om lng-s am bition . SUU ho w as n o t a
’ounty KotnaitHHiotierb C o u rt moots neas of the In stitu tio n and th e exclsive- (fom tasU ng facto r in thebuslnesew orld
bo found a fte r a year o r eo th a t
firs t W vu n esd ay L : J a n u a r y , A p r il, n ets of the offlee o f the grea t M r. Hope.
B u t he ra llie d In a m om ent.
I
muBt rem a in subordinate to H ope,
J u ly and S ep tem b er of each y e a i.
"A m not I also to be a great m er- whoee conservative methods drove him
¡‘ rebate C o u rt moots fir s t M o n d ay in
ch ant," be eaid to him self. " H e la no to distraction.
H s w a n t'd < 0 lead,
ea eb m o jt b
b etter th an I a m —o n ly o ld er."
„ H op« WBa content to ru n along sm ooth-
s p a a * oot sv» io s t o r n c s s s s e fost
8o H e rm a n w alked boldly In to th e , y <*, tbB ojd ,|jces. Derides he was
MASkOMK
preiwr.ee o f the great m an,
who not mBMnK money fast enough to suit
H a r b o r ...........
... » l e t c h e r G a rd n e r
frow ned n t the Intrusion.
1 btm j o be sure M s share o f the y e a r-
f lu id B e a c h .............................J. W . K ile ) .
" W c ll? " he demanded.
I ly profits ran way up In th e thousands,
W e d d e rb u rn
. . . . . .C . L . W ak e m a n
H erm a n looked him squarely In the
hB cOuld not see how he ever could
U U h ec . . . ................. M r- K. H Price
»ye Ills m om entary t im id ly had van-
B , □ < « , fa th e financial w o rld
M s r i a l . . .............. .Mss, V M a A . t r y
Ished.
H
e
was
la
the
very
In
n
er
sene-1
Bt
lh
e r a t, b« TB .
‘
■ A . I f . M iles
Port O rforft
Ames-Johnston tu ary, which was the home o f h*S| w b lle hB was stru ggling w ith these
L r iim u r k ...
. .J. H. Capps. dreams. H e fe lt fu lly confidant.
| problelB.Bt H ope’s health failed. K n o w -
L a n g lo is ..
...E . B Thrift
” M y nam e Is H arm an C ornin g," he j ng c o m in g ’s d a rin g disposition he did
P c k le y ..
.. J. A. Haines said steadily. " I have decided to be- ; Bot dare go aw ay, as the physicians
c o m e s m e rc h a n t T h a t la w hy I cam e! ord0Iod_ and leave the young m an in
io the city. I w an t to learn the b u s l-: cbBrg,
lh e eBtire business F in a lly ,
ness and get a start. T h a t la w h y I threatened w ith death, he offered to
cam e here. I am not a fra id o f hard
h l, , n,« reBt Bt a very reasonable
w o rk and I can live on sm all w ages Butn i t o .r n ln g could find a backer.
W ill you give nte a tria l? "
W h ile the sum was reasonable co nild -
T h e m erchant had turned away w ith e rin x the value o f the business. It was
an im p a tie n t gesture when H e rm a n bo- B TBB, Bmount fo r a young m an to
gan. T h e odd way of p u tting the prop- ,
A ll of Corning** tro llts had gone
A b e a u tifu lly i P m t f a t e d
osition arrested his atten tio n and the ln to pBylng fo r his qu arter Interest.
m o n th ly m s^ szin e o f tha w id e ­
Intense earnestness of the boy a t t r a c t - ,
tbe meBB, i m8 C ornin g had made
ed him .
one g« i wo .octal connections. One was
a w a k e W e s t w ith fascinating
" W h y did you corns to me?" ho said p , , 8r Holdbrook> B w ^ it h y retail m er
short stories, ptrtutesque p e r M M I
s h srp ly " D o n 't you know th a t depart-
w | tb wbora b8 had come Into
p o m t-o f-v ie w d e rc rip n o a o f the
m s n t heads h ire the employes?"
1 buB| neM relation s and who had ad-
in tetesring d e v e lo p m e n t. <>l the
" l wanted to ta lk to the head o f the m j r8d y ,B young m an fo r his business
W e s t, snd ths i.in .s n iu and his­
house,” replied H erm an sim ply.
1 tBlenL H e hBd |n vtied C orning to his
tory of the w o nderland «4 the
T h e m erchant pushed a button and home WTerBj Umea
hBd presented
earth .
a m an appeared Instantly.
1 b l l dBllg|risr, B fr a il, ra th e r p retty g irl,
'
tA s k y o u r to ta l newsdealer
"Take
th is
boy
to
H op kin s." whose strength of character, I f she
fo r c u rre n t issue or send $1 -t>0
commanded Hope, "and ta ll him to 8Ter bBd
hBd ()een elim inated by
set him to w o rk .”
) her f a t i n g d o m inan t methods.
for year’s subscription, 'lh e b o o k ,
A nd so H erm an C o m in g found h im - ( J u l, Bbout thlB tlm e p e f« , H oldbrook
” R o a d o f a T housind Wondets.
se lf launched In m erchantlle life as no- d1ed
w , dBUgh ter had called 00
— 120 beautiful W estern views in
slstan t stockkeeper at six d o lla r , per H erm sn fo r advice, know ing th a t her
four colors— w di bs included—
week.
He worked hsrd and gave no f Btj,er bBd (rusted him . Th e g irl was
free.
th o u g h t to a n yth in g outside the busl- th e
relB tlrB „ « j hB| r and the ra­
nees o f the departm ent.
H e did so ^ „ . f o u K y g f th e greBt M U te fr ig h t-
SUKSBT M/.GAZIHB
m uch w o rk th a t his fellow employes
ber
FLOOD S V IL tllF C
disliked h im
H opkins noted the tm -
T o JIennBn
4
inspiration,
SAN rX A N I ISCU
..
CALTFOXWU
proved condition o f the stocK bow - H #
p a l.-fa .e d , i r i.
ev er, and a fte r a few m onths H erm a n wh<>
,n u > hBndt
had his wages raised to eig h t dollars. 1
H . csrod little fo r this. H e w g . per- I
best“ e ^ m a L n g X
m seter
Have you ever
seen a Sunset.'*
•K W IM O ’
M A O H IM «
OF « I
Q U A L IT Y . ’
T h i . t r n n ^ t l o n ro p l .— d H opk.ns
th a t H erm an was called on freq 'ten tly
. „ „ „ . I ,h . , 1 ^ .
X
T R K S P A S S N O T IC E .
N o tic e is h e re b y g iv e n t h a t a ll p a r ­
tie s a re w arned no t to e n te r up on or
tresp ass In a u y w ay upon th e p re e s b -
ee of th e u n d e rs ig n e d n e a r M ussel
creek, O regon.
A n y o n e eo tre s p a s s in g w ith o u t om
c o n s e n t w ill be pro.w w uted to th e fu ll
e x t e n t o f th e la w .
T . T,. G are.r,
“ A.
B C u re ? .
J
absolute m aster o f
» “ • «hoi««»»« »nd o n .
world k n o w ,
J
p o tto s
; " * busm r», crew n t ' n X
t t
« . » .a . .
. .o ld the th ing s th a t stuck on the
sh elves M r. H o p . learned o f this and
i.
a i J / o . > a i. no iai
com plim ented h im on th ia p o in t
"W o u ld n 't I I be easier and cheaper
U n N w H om $< w í lütíMi Co., Orap, la .
writing, billing or statistical w ork
are accomplished from the key­
board of the light running, easy
ad io n M odel 10 (V isible) •
fo oting b i . knowlsdgs o f th e stock sad
H oldbrook .to rs . H e would
o f prices. M eanw h ile
« « cotnblEe the tw o b u s in e s s , snd m ake
salesmen and custom er. I l k . s e a t
hlm g#lf
eW factor ,n , h< buB,_
Z S T ’I .
M
■>”“ world. T h e re was s sln cer. pang
to n . o f ancien t vintage w hich H erm an M
H B D nlh
noticed were never called fo r One day ,
*
a g ectlon fo r her>
j Houston, a salesman, was try in g to n t- H e r m M hgd
h#r g
Qf hlJ
I ten, i . ,O
'? *L Ome,y ,
.
n
scheme o f life and his nature rs ro ltrd
" H s re , boy.’ he said to H erm an.
changing h l. ptona But he saw no
PU<1
s,™ t»‘ h e r
* » « « tw o m o n th , he
In a
L U be rig h t bach and give him h>(, m Brr ied U h la n H oldbrook. and
A
sa _______ _
1 #oo,i ftiter
P* r k lM
.
s” * 1
H erm a n pulled down the buttons th a t
“
nseer sold. H e knew th e prices U ltl-
*
m a ts ., P a r k in , bought h a lf the en tire
I f yo« w a u t a •ow lu« aaaehlae, w rit« M
« « r la tM l eatotaftu* b«fbre you purohaNs
All necessary operations in
01 b o i‘ n r -
u? “ ' h ,t
"7 °*e
on “ »• d i r e c t o r * * of m any
banks and corporations and his rsal
—
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«s
8,11(8 holdings became the despair o f
to ha re a buyer who did not load dead
„ ..
stock on u s P ’ asked H erm an gravely.
W h en H r w a n C o m in g was M hie
A week la te r he was m ade assistant w lfe ^ **4- A few m onths la te r hs want
m anager of th e depsrtm em and ea - i b lc k “ > * « • <»W
to r the 8 r i l llm 8
trusted w ith a considerable share o f 1 ef»88 he le ft It. H e found H annah C ur-
th e buying
(,B ,tl11 “ » » e rr le d . T o her he told
S ho rtly a fte r this, when K erm a n was ‘ he story o f h l . suceeg. and the reason
lu s t turned 1». hs w ent to M r. Hope
| f ° 8 his m arriage. He told her It bad
" I am going to reriyn " « I d he.
< *>•«> w ,(h « « sentim en t, as his heart
" W h a t* , the trouble?” demaudod belonged to her bu t had been neces-
Hopc. " A in ’t yon getting enough r
I “ r ? *“ t”‘<,8r to ncWevs success
"Oh yes. s ir," replied H .rra s n , “ th a t I
« hnew you would come back, said
p a rt Is all rig h t—-ovsrythlng. In fact. M l H an n ah , quietly
" T h a t le why I nav­
al! rig h t but I want to go In to business , r m arried Men m ust w o rk and wom-
fc r m yself."
■ * n mU8‘ w a it."
"Oo In fo r yo urself r exclaim ed t h e ' J»«« » ? • » ' e~> » <»•? h « 88 th e <«*»h
raerch a :.t
"H a v e you got any « • » * -, * h u 9 r I t w ,,# H erm a n C orning and
t a«*w
H an nah C a riln were m arried, i t Is to
"A bou t fS*» tk a t I ’ve raved ," replied I ' • Presumed they lived happy ever
H e im e r . " T h a t w ill buy a team snd x fte m a r d . I f not, nobody e,se kn ew It
N othing has ever equally’
ever su rp xti
N o th in g c a n
D r. K ing’s
New D is c o rs i
■irocto s r. NMSents. Try as
SW IFTJf c CO-Y
Opp. OS. Palsat (Mtos.WasMeqttMhM.
F»rCîiÜ."---Tf
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