The Port Orford tribune., September 01, 1915, Image 1

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V o t i l i M l MONEY,
GOODS
For Partridge, Wood­
cock, Squirrel or Rabbit
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but
the lee shore, sometimes two feet high.
One of the principal »alts to the wa
ter la »aid to be found to no «Sher wa­
ter». eo far as known. w ith one »*
centtoa. and that Is in o n * of the fa­
mous health reeort» of Europe. The
lahe has no outlet.
In addition to It» medicinal proper­
ties the water la remarkably vleansing.
An engine driver. It Is »aid, could lump
Into the lahe w ith his w o n t overalls
on and some out looking as though he
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A TOOL COMPANY
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a decrease ta the «mount they had re- d
calved, na compared e ltk previous 1|
years. and 11» reported an Increase
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In order to he certain that the eeU-
mate» should be over rather than un- t
der ‘ be * ctaal facta, the Bguree ware ,
doubltd. both aa to com and notan. <
B v ra with thia liberal allowanee. the 1
figures Indicated about thr'-2_dollm« j
*“ counterfeit coin fo r each »l«O.OOS of ,
»old and sllved to d T u u la th *. and a
little lesa than one dollar to counter- ,
fe lt notea lo r eaeh »L«MKW of papor
Pe t o
Goderich. O n t -The biggest squish
ever raised has been produced by W il
Ham Warnock, of Codericb. I t weighs
403 pounds, and when picked was tor- I
warded to the world s fair at 8t. Louie,
lo be admired in the closing days of
that big show.
W hen the world’» fa ir was held to
Chicago M r. Warnock sent a »quash
that weighed 365 pound«, but to IBS*
be beat hie Own record by raising an
other squash that weighed
38* Mi
pounds, and now tost year'» big »quash
beats ibis by i l k pounds W hile M r.
Warnock s competitors charge that he
has some secret process of get,in« re­
sults in »quash raising he attribute»
bi» success to liberal watering
H e sorrowfully admits that be hea
tried peculiar »ay» of giving sire to
•quash, but be U now satisfied that the
only flMBg that s ill Increase the else
of squash must come o n tm f the vine,
and the vine moat get its support from
Thousands of letteuao l Inquiry were
cent io haute to urcry city u< unpor-
tance to the country More than i.irW
of It« as, tonal banks reported that
they had not seen any soua’ erfelt
money during the period covered by
the iaqeiry. January 1 to December 31.
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The,
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V-Mw" fartrsdgws
(Kates.
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•ary
W o rld 's F a ir Record of I S M
by L arger Creation.
T h * suaual report of the operation
of the W .r.1 « rv ic s SlvUlon for Ow •
flaeal y«*r .n d ’ M June »
m* d* ,
to Secretary of the Treasury S h *« re-! a
tenOy by Chief Wtlfcle. A moo* other *
thing«, refenuco 1» lusde to an «Hurt i
00 the part of the dlvirioo to, secure ,
«a estimate of the amount of ceuntar- , <3
felt money to circatotlouta W« United ' J*
New and A ttractive line of
Dress Goods a t B argain
Prices
FliteCa hundred bento reported f
8tQ'
lundt*
circulation.
There were U new eouaterfelta de­
l l ow scribed to the official etoetileaa Issued
by the dlvieton dtsriag the year, but
. only a few o f these notes fell to wbat
w o rd 1. termed the deceptive or dangerous
nvor. Unea The makers and p ass er s 0« 1«
ff.rrn
of the M ««nuterfelt issuto were a r-
k,? OF rented, and to nearly every ease the
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f 1“ 1 WM raPtored and destroyed,
it n o ,
toUkJ a rr e ts for the year were I
XJHTt 11», and of the pria .« era 30« were bom ,
he »«• In the U toted States
The largest 1
foreign contributor was Italy. In the
. 1 d » ’ ( number of arrests New York led with
LAW M ^ tO N C E R
to eat and wear
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Y . When writtos men-
„oas »tier in litis paper.
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the
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Coras a Coli io One D&y s
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Look the line over and yon
will find w hat yon w ant a t
an attractive price.
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LEARNED
President Woodrow W ilson of Prince,
too hay« Remedy ter M ta a tfe o
Idee to V a l varsity » p ir it
Declaring that the law Is no long«* (
j the k aimed proftseion
M A C K IN *
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BLACK- !
DRAUGHT
STOCK *"d
POULTRY
MEDICINE
uonblc winch are not lww»lI and
l i v e r ivragetaritiee.
B ls e k -
Drauclit Stock sn<1 Poultry Mwli-
rine is » howel sad liver remedy
¿r stock. 1« P«tr
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BigwtotoKiaa p v r W « “ ‘,,t,on;
J-SL2Ji!a.S5J!ffli
and Poultry Meditawe is their
(aod.
A -V ta -***«
ally k«*P niwk-DrsswM S t o i aod
It
ones
w as..
President Woodrow Wl.sua, of Pitoee-
< bin univerrUy. the oiher uight told tbs
Penney ¡«sate B ar associativa at Its
closing seaetuo a t Cape Mas. N. da «to»
to the untvsrtlfy spirit applied to ths
SOME VERY QUEER LAKES. study of tow lap the raaedp lor the
situation
“I ask you If you believe you now
Badi se of W a ter T h a t A re a Bouree of !
belong to a learned profession f” be
Wonder ta A U Who Bw
said. “ I do not believe eay man -an
hold Them.
bexune a learned lawyer merely by
1 nadtog eases. When we see stt-decte
• put into a labaeatory to •■»*« eaperi-
1 1 Bitala laid do»u in boohe I know they
are no« teeming chrm iriry
There la •
bread aod butler pursuit of the law
’ and another poasibly lees remunerative
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but le a d in g to intellectual m astery.
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’H h e couairy must be saved from
many things by legal arrangement and
lawyers are bound In conscience and
’ patriotism to «apply the grantor part
of the solution. You are Tx>t going
* to Bud any precedents In law to cover
U the situation to the Philippines.
not «ura that we understand wbat po­
litical liberty th. but if we eaa give
• | people institutions more soluble to
1 1 tb«m thsn oure are we have given
is them liberty. If not the law."
ie take gnat*«
aaphaitura. in
„1 break b u b
OSC* horrible
POLITENESS OF JAPANESE.
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Ordinary Terms of Itoepeet.and Court-
o ^ A re Rtojardwl to IU -M a n -
mannered and Improper.
w t on the anr
Japanese taBBVdKV 1« oTer
nd cut great: gowjcg w.;th complimentary oi
which are car-1 humbleflitresUoiM. Bo thorough
next morning
imbued ie It with this tenient)
filled up again
p^nent every fact ia an elabo
it b haa riaen rft, e drv l(i-tbat the »Iniple truth
> that theeup- lg regar,kd aa duicourteoua, »Tet
ibarfWtible.
improper.
p whs dtacov
<_'orre»|«)iitliag to oor verb “tt
Raleigh when give” is an entire eeriee of Japan
lad in l.V.lh, on
verba, the same In meaning
hwt tbeOrino- ^y, vurviug in courtesy- •
vrado.
Here is an imaginary convents
lake ia nitnat- tion, wherein everyone who wi»h
which juts out ea a repetfttion for even p««a«bU
ea. The wholr courtesy luuvt lefralft'Qn'Mdflyiny •-
fgcovered wiRi glfjtthlng ici<vt>* fd »DM' B»odt
kMt and strong: .p^uudubovt nnaner. ' i f
de across it on T
are, wp will «uppo»*, Mt »j
etv.
( tea-ta«se, end you wish tor sugar '
near the Ch«{>l i Tlie following conversation is
f beaut if «1 rose! p ^ tty snre to take place. I trsns '
nksare covered i. h»te It literally, simply saying that |
, ns white a« ev « j tea house girl, usually in tin
waters of th l*‘ B rit‘ blush of youth, is addressed I
> a flower lihe, aB-elder sister.”
nd the odor are
You clap your hgnds (Sntei
used by veget«- tea-house maiden.)
depths.
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Y o u - Hal. elder stater, august
e a curious lake |y exists there sugar f
olcanode Agua,
Khw -Tta honorahta sugar, su
i.bOfl. feet above g uatlyisitT
i. I t e as not fed
V „iv 8o august ly.
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rivers, but was
Rhe— He (indepertbahta «»pre«
ilations of saow, elou of assent).
was an immense
She goes out to procure the
cd for «vhturies. “bcaweaMe •agar '*
aide# o f the take
Whether this ta a more satta
,wn the waters factory mode of addreaa than the
ath and destrue laconicdt»and: “W a iter,so g a rr
r great barraa- i* an open question. I t ta at toast
te mountain aide, evident that it ta one which tskos
»iq. ' ’
i more time.
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writing, billing or Statistical w ork
are accomplished from the key­
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