The Port Orford tribune., October 06, 1915, Image 1

V o lu m e
THE PROFESSOR OF TO-DAY.
BLACK -
DRAUGHT
T r a d i t a s i M ark s s f M h o ta eu h tp
Ar« B e l M s lle ss k U la ■ •« A * - ,
The tradition, fostered largely by a
contemporary comic literature, that
men o f one profession or trade gath-
ered In oonvention infallibly .exhibit
the aign-m aniul of their occupation. y
would hare Iwen highly d i lli c i iit of
application in the case o f the Am er­
ican Modern Language association,
which lu!d its meeting* a t Columbia
univers'ty recently.
Professor« And J
Instructors from college« all over the
country make up the principal mem­
Mack and poultry bava few
ber r hip of the organisation. T he eon- J
trouble* which art- nut bowel and
reotion was homogeneous in type;
ItV A f irregular ill« .
d *» « *’
all the member« were scholar« and 1
Draught Stock and Poo'try Médi-
followers of the world’s literature.
ctne ts a bowel and liv e r renutdy
A s d as tb a m o ra ls « ha th ape« b y
H ardly could auy other convention <
for stock. It put« the organs of
l a tba hoi tow n whose streets Ila w h lta
hare brought together a body of men
digestion in a perfert omulrtimi.
A n d p a lp ita te beneath the s u A
whose lines of thought and habits of ‘ As they eoa!« scarce a w a it the night.
Prominent American lireeders and
life in general were more sim ilar.
i W h e n lb s g u lf broeae shall cool tha a l l .
(»m ers keep their herds ami flocks
And the w h ile moon shall rtdoo n high.
Yet to the eye a ( t h r laym an.there
Acnlthy by g in n « ¿bei» w< ona-
And lig h tn in g hugs, e a rth s glow ing star«,
¿UaarJotool Black Draught
was nothing ia their appearance to ' ■
• b a ll m ask th« tw in k lin g s ta r-U t akg.
indicate in the slightest degree th eir j
pr. feaston. and nothing abort o f in-
tuition could bane decided, without
ri frre n c -r to the papers which were
W i - n le s p ln r fro m ih « b ra w M n g atranm !
and keep h it stock la vigeroae
read and discussed, what the nature ot And need not th in k of tasks to 4 *
bealth for week» Dealer» gduer-
Nov
heights' am bition points to ellm h;
the
giithering
m
ight
be.
One
might
atly keep lilack-Draugbt Stock and
well have supposed it to be a meeting of B u t seek w h e re m ap le« m a k e a sh a d e
Ponltry Medieine. If yuur» dota
And
lie
and draam )u a i a ll tko Um el
stock brokers o r the conference of a
sot, send '» cent» f JV ■ «ample
high class club. Many of the men ■ u t duty antis w ith brasea video
«an tu thr manufacturera. Tue
O f yonder b e ll-e le v e n v o w -
:
were young—probably h alf o f the en­
ChatlaniK-j» Uedwiaa Ca., Chat
tire number being less than lu years A w ay w ith bowlders la a hasp.
A w a y the hrawMog. row d y-d aw
old. A quite surprising number ot O f the wild «'.ream. and fa r a w a y
them had the set of the shoulders and
W ith dream » of Helds of m eadow sweat-
»be decisiveness of muscular move­ T h e day's task yet a w a its ts da
B y w h ich I a a ra m y righ t to sag.
ment that proclaim their possessor to
—I . M. Lwwte.'la Houston Post.
have been a t some time in his life a
trained athlete.
In the m atter of clothing the ma­
W a r » o h ta d th a T im os.
jo rity of the men were unmistakably
M r» New house-W hen my hu atjan d
modish, though the prevalent start­
asked me w hat 1 would Ilka fo r my
ling waistcoat and Asm boys nt neck­
birthday. I told him to get me soma
tie were notably absent, and in this
sofa piliow a-
sartorial respect the out-of-town pun­
Mrs. Friend—Well, my dear?
dits were In no wise inferior to their
Mrs. New house—The foolish fallow
THK
metropolitan brethren.
Bald heads
went and bought only a doaen.—Town
•K W INO
were few; eyeglasses not in greatet
T o p i c s . ________________
M A O N IN S
proportion than with the general pub­
OF
lic of the brain working classes.
When tli« men spoke they spoke sim­
QUALITY.
ply, sharply a n t briefly, w ith an occa­
sional flash of w it or stroke of satire.
The old-fashioned professional pro­
fessor L a s scantily represented. Per­
haps half a doxen of the older men
were of .thia type, and these pro­
claimed themselves to the eye and car
H e r C r it ic is m .
alike
T h e ir speech was measured,
“W hat would you do If you could
, dignified and academic. In marked
play the piano « » g o o d aa I can T” asked
I contrast was one o f the notable flp-
a young lady of the housemaid.
j urea of the convention, a young man
"Sbure » n W w o aU a't gvt discour­
of high stsr.ding aa a scholar, who
aged a t nil. a t all. Oi'd ksps ro lgb t on
looked like the dishevelled outcrop;
larnin* tlB Oi could piny It dacently,"
pmg of sot w, artist’s Bohemia, and
wna the reply.—Chicago Daily N e w *
who brought to h it p art in the dis­
There has been much rivalry among
cussion convincing Judgment and
counties in various state« over tba elaiwi
aound sense, together w ith a fervor
almost anarchistic. Add to this man o f superior fa rtllity and productive
neu*
The large«» agricultural coun­
ano the little group o f old-timer« aa
ty In each stata concerned makes claim
eager and voluble little elderly mem­
ber w ith a pronounced accent»» alow
and ponderous beacdlnavian, and a
blithe young conversatioi.tliat who hit
out right and left and made all soils
of fuu for him self sod the rest, and
the list of eccentric« is completed.
I f you w aut a a w 'n < tnachtne» w rite f l *
The remainder «»1 the convention was '
w a r tatablcA U ’orwe F«fore y o a parahaae.
in no sense professionally typical.
lb Kt«
fxSa C«„ Qragi. l a
The same earnot be said of the
women members, who, w ith very few
exceptions, were distinctively o f the
pedagogic type. They cams early and
1 stayed late, taking notes ot the pa-
pera read and otherwise evincing A
uetermined earnestness in the pursuit
o f learning, while their compeer« of
the sterner rex. If the tru th must he
told, spent h alf th rtr tim e foregath-
i ering and gossiping in the lobby.—I I .
Y . feun.
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Dress Goods at Bargain
Prices
STOCK *"d
POULTRY
MEDICINE
to eat and wear’
C f t E L A T record o. enter, c i »
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Look the line over and you
A lw ays Remember ö e « m « a a
will find what yon want at
L a x a tiv e R r o m o Q ra n ia an attractive price.
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T he fe r tility and productivtneaa of
American farms era as great as and
in some rases greater than they were
many year« ago. The m ean* of tra n s ­
portation have been vastly Improved
and the market of deroaau is decided­
ly larger than It ever waa before. But
the conditions for the purchase of
land are no longer an favorable. Th»
moat eligible government lands foe
free homeeteada have been disposed
of. The railroad grant« which in­
cluded alternate parcels along tha
line of the roads have bean sold and
In moat rases occupied. No state, ex­
cept in the southwest, where the cli­
m atic conditions era not generally
such aa to attract r’ lwopeau fa r m e r « ,
la under the necessity of offering in­
ducements to immigrants, and tha 1st- J
‘ , ter, no longer recruited from tha
farm ing class on the European con­
tin e n t and in Ireland, come c h ie fly 1
from large European cities In which '
the population has become congested ;
- i or in which the rate of pay to meehan-
f i lea has been forced down by eompetl- \
tion or the uae of new mechanical ap-
I piianeea.
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There 1« a constant and increasing
demand for m ill hands and artisans
throughout the United State«, and I t
I» la to some extear* supplied by naw
Im m igration.
Tha three countries
’ which now furnish th e largbet there
1 of im m igration, Austria. Russia and
Ita ly , have comparatively little in
„ common w ith the Halted State» in the
way of language, eustom * historical
tra d itio n or the forms o f goveram tnt.
T her» arc no longer In Russia o r A n s
i- tr ia persecutions which would explain
| • wholesale exodusaf the Inhabitant«
, of various district*, as wfea the ease
I 10 and 1» year» ago. The eeonomia
X ' condition o f Ita ly 1« ra th e f better now
>t than I t w-aa a t the tim e when Jtalian
| im m igration to the United Mates be-
_ gan to be large, and th a lacreaae of
the Im m igration from three countries
°
eaa. therefore. be explained only upon
■ the ground th a t the demand for such
labor aa th eir im m igrants have to
„ offer is growing In the United S ta te *
T h a fallia g o ff of Oerman Imm igra-
r' tion is explained by the fac t th a t
<* Oaraaaay Is ceasing to be aa agrical-
C ta rs i and is becoming a m aaufartnr-
P ' ing country. The total im m igration
. ■! to the United States last year was
11 larg er than la aay previous year stare
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