The Port Orford tribune., January 26, 1916, Image 1

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BLACK-
DRAUGHT
STOCK »"d
POULTRY
¡MEDICINE
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rvuiwy Medinins, la F — -
M t,aeed » — t o j w e
ChLttaixxwa Mediatos Os., Chat­
tanooga, le n a .
A kind of paper la made fro m sen-
weed Which Is an traeaparen* th a t i t
may be used Inetohd o f glees to r' w in­
Medford, ft le needleee to aay, M a
dows. ’
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piece near Boston Paul Revere rode
Prusaian blue is made by fusing
"through Medford town" on his way to
horses' hoofs and other anim al refuae
arouse the countryside. Yet for over
m a tter w ith im pure potassium carbon-
a century, saya toe 8prln«fleld Repub­
'a it» '
lican, the thing that has brought the
D r. l ’a li.u has given the name greatest fam e to toe piece has been
'‘R iatln ’’ to the .m o ll planet which w a .
the Medford mm - I t Is quite w ith «
discovered by him on the #th of M arch
our province as chroniclers to call at­
last.
tention to tw o recent events of tan-
• A medical expert contends th a t out portanae « to e history of toe town.
o f 1,000 girls etadytng the piano before The t i l t h anniversary of toe « re t seh
«he age U 1» about «00 are afflicted Uement on the Mystic, where Medford
w ith nervou. troubles in la te r life.
stands, was celebrated meet fittingly
“Uoaaamer iron," »bp wonderful prod- on Thursday Dr. W illia m
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a c t o f the Swtaavn lew» mi Ila. la ao thin Qulacy. whose facility In the writing
r im r H taken ».too ateeA pltod «me on of occasional verto-ta net unknown to
the other to qjake an ineh in thiek- a whole natico.-’ recltod » historical
pos m Whose coaeludlng stana aada-
Hydrogen lig h t is e.pecially favored ciouely reminds son of toe town's mos<
ih hospital w ork fo r hygienic reason», oelebratod todaatry:
aside from the advontuge» of economy, : —W h at means “Old Medford" to hat
and the recent experience w ith the new i
exiled sons?
i
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Strache lamp a t the Vienna general ; Why* dear, doBtdstlc drsatha In wanl
hospital eonflrme the favorable reports |
and wandering through their via
already received.
tan rnnsl
_
In.G erm an varnish factories an easy
way to extinguish a burning pan of oil
baa been found in toe use of n flne-
meehed'wire net. As eooh Ml »11» M f CTT
the burning surface the iron wires con­
duct off the heat so rapidly th a t the
gases eon no longer flame.
1‘hrenologi.ts aay th a t the higher In­
tellectual proceeeee ere performed in
tha fro n t p art of the bruin, but recent
studies have led some physiologists to
conclude th a t the posterior lobes of
the cerebrum ere the real seat of men­
ta l power. These lolwe arc more de­
veloped in man than in other animals,
and are moot conspicuous in the highest
raceeof men.
T h e old theory that the apparent en­
largem ent of sun and moon near the
horison is due to comparison w ith te r­
restrial objects has long been unsetle-
faetory. H ie now explained as e re­
sult c f aoiue peculiarity of the eye,
which accounts also for the late deter­
m ination th a t the shape of t t o to y is
WRITER’S LITTLE MISTAKE.
a horixontally widened convexity, w ith
a singular depression in the senith.
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CLEARANCE SALE
* .«h > W
j T beans 4
i
4 or s»'-
l. .;g
unhealthy condi­
tion of the kid­
neys; If U stains
your linen it Is
evidence of kid­
ney trouble; too
¿roquent desire to
CDU BOOTS AND RUBBERS
L STEVENS N U B
t TM LCN M M
wine or beer, and overcomes diet unytaamnt
nscsasHy ef being compelled Is go sfiaa
durie» »be day. end » get up.meny «mas
dvr.«g the night. The mild end the astro-
orotnary effect M Sw >m p*Root fe ffiffiffiffi
reaUmJ it stands the highest for Its won­
derful suras of the most distressing mass.
You may have a sample bottle
el (Ms
, Children’s Gum Boots $ 1.76
4 .9 5
Back Boots
596
_; Yukon ”
Pnek ” Leather sole 5.95
.90
Men’s Rubbers
'»mir c «Mmrtk. » •:«*
• t v l< í C *’ '
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.70
Childrens Rubbers
.6 5
C i t e A T record o. c u n e , lito»
<|iuti.eO in mattinai bi»l«>ry, prove»
Hood*, bareeperil a |-« wewe» m erit ’’ P
kyow n to any other M C D * C I t 1
Always
Ladies Rubbew
MCKENZIE & POOLE
Remember the P ah Net
“‘ÎEiagS'lO eat aaà wear” --
Bromo Quini
Carta a C d d in Oae Day, Crip in T v
P O R T
O R E G O P «
O R F O T lli
’A ll who a re serious ly lite ro a la d
r r u i r i Y YW Hef i m n boat
in social questions ought f r o « fc. ntw>— kl, „„„leases w ith the la p -
lime to tim e te find thvmselvea
torM,
r « A rth ur he aar-
outaide • prison gale in the early rates an intereetlng « t i e toctosat t o r t
morning. There is no m o r;
thette apeetabte i> thq
¡ X ¿ ^ d í , o X « t o a . y w hito tod
« fa e ry . T h e 'B a lv a ilo w
^imgsd and densñrátod by toe
Army officer« are there and t t e ! cktnase robbers after the srasaattaw
church arm y atafida w ith th e m by ths Japanese. Ha says: “W e were
human
aide
There
soon buoy trying to ot m fooa
ato, wer.
toe plane
side
m e r e are
a re little
..
M nt
gioupa of friends w a i t i n g ^ ° ut ’ aa « ¿ a hsadqaartsrs and our party o f
In the gray morntag until those
wag BOUB splH „„ lBto misse s.
who h are finished th eir sentence Barry (correspondent of toe Chteaeo
Step OOt into freedom, says a let- D ally Mews). Rlcnrlton. toe expert
« , V , Lad;
The door slowly opens and men
juearito n took a great fancy to
and women conic out by twoa and onB «g the birds, and. being tender as
threes, a tragic moment to tbeoa- heart, would not have It killed,
looker, when husbands and wives
"la fact.h.
and fathers and children meet
I havTX
■ w a in
T h e n the Salvation Arm y
J J l h ..
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man begins his work, and distrib- a h m . without warning, to the shades
ules cards to them, inviting them of the blue bottle. But he spared
te meetieg. er «.111»« « J . »
-
“ - « S í%
count opon him as a friend, if they |
from h|g hgnd u WM Bn , wk.
a i.le
v
m
de h
by
DiHiw Homi Stoni Mute CK.0IMP,««
' B . eve» l ik e f i ir A
:
Itegnrding some ot the peculiar
charafteiiMics of «lint strange
link between birds nnd beauts,the
duck hilled platypus of Australia,
a writer says: “If makes its home
like an oiler in a bank, tunneliny
up from the entrance under water
some 30 or 40 feet, which its pow
erful forearm muscles make noth
iug of, to a place where It can flni
a dry nnd well-dralnetl burrow
Its food consists chiefly of insects
crayfish or ‘yabbess,’ which 1
bolts bard shell and all. I t wil
-atay for ten to fourteen minute»
at a time undei* water, eearchin
the mud and stones for deliracie
with its dock like bill. It makes t
most fascinating little pet.beeow
ing very tame and squeaking will
delight when fed. Its antics are a
cofiatant soarce of pleasure,
though if.eare is pot taken it will
• Iff',"*-' . overeat ItaelA-aeeraing to have in
captivity difficulty in digesting
the hard crayfish shells. Its eo«t
is, like the mole’s, of an nnnsoally
silken and glossy textnrw.”
PORT 8CBL0BSBR.
The Salvation Army officer truly nr. t d o « n egg. that hie
....
t k . < .>,« 1 .»
¿ itr e .
a
m a n which t o had christened Kuroki, to
& the famous Japanese general
_ gbould happen to lay. W e agreed to
this arrangement, but It was most un-
satisfactory, for, although of eoams I
said that the law gives a m
three months or six months in
prison to expiate his offense, bat
when he comes out be finds that
it is really a sentence for life and
m a n y an d i r
£
ny a m a n c ou ld t e ll
taraed out to bo a reoftw.**
the lame hopeleaa tale, of hia Tain
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endeavor. after employment, on-
now wtott
til be clasp. the bivtherly hand
called ^loopin' the
which was extended to him by O M | Quadruple chasms la toe aeriel parn-
of these modern Franciscans.
, t o t .: " W eb -"O h s. that mue' be
Snifli Premier
There is a man in Landoa to- somethla* U k t the wortfl oomia' to an
day Who holds tt'e keys o f ono of * 4-”
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the largest city warehouses. This i -w hat dost toe word 'aroma'
man spent more than I t years la assaor* w narsesotly asked by a Nsw-
priaon. He w as helped by the Sal ark teacher Oely,««' h‘ n d 1 “Pu
ration Army, and one day, after
m ’ t h i kltcheo the mo-
many months of wenry search tor
work, he was engaged oa a t « s .
^ fis to l
„«t in tha parlor."
T h e Smith Premier T ypew riter C o , lac.
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porary Job. B e gave satisfaction |
c o m FOB TM B 1 0 U M L
And remained perms neatly, aad
„
u sawasua
ia now in thia position of great
mistaken tor w i t
tru s t. A nother maa
man who was rta-
T la - 1
>ww oM
rapidly Tto
* 0 WS ester the suburbs of Niagara
lted Is
la prison, serving his seuofid
itsd
sesoad ^ , rW is sweeter to youth than old age.
writes Bhen P. Dqrr. Is Four-
te
t o rm
r » o f te
ten
a years, although ha
he
Don’t w rite social letters oa a type-
Treek N ew s on the iqfl, now nestling
wag
only
43
years
old,
said
th
a
t
It
w riter Only business tatters should be
waa
only
43
years
old,
said
th
a
t
It
eroongst huge totak factories, is the pte-
w
aa tt
the
i » t time.
m et 'toaehme
tureeons stone cklmney known ea 'F e rt
waa
o f finat
tim e th a t any ssea-
gage
of any
say kind
kind from
from tt
the
outside
£?«.
Rchloseer.” Tkte old stack, wkich hat
» g e of
o outside
be«» g r ’^ to toe march 8 f improve­
w
wortd
orld had reached him. D ire
lre c
e tly
lt „
to tores one s
ments, to e weathered many seneon.
his tim e was up to
he went
treat t lo
o t t o Bal
on the notice nt others,
since Its capacious fine drew tto eperk»
ra tio n A rm y, “aad
In Ms
Ma g ra tl
Don't risk meeting w ith accident to
“ and Ih
from Jonceire’e hearth In the days of
the French occnpetlon. Standing at the
tude to us,“
aa,” said the
tt o officer, “he prom ro a rw tf brave.
head of thaold portage around the fa ils
gave ua
as the
he had,
his
t t o only
paly thing to
had. Ma
the Joncalr* hones wee a landmark of
prison
mouse."
T
to
rule
is
th
at
imoortnnee in the early settlement of
if • m aa la any q f the convict pris­
the frontier.
Seytral build lege hem
i^«»»d h em The chimney, of sub­
ons can oat eh a field mouse and la-
stantial limestone masonry, rem ain. .
dace it to atay la M a cell w ith o at
tt o help o f a eage to may keep lt.
Thia maa had taased tt o little aa-
im aL to which he waa devoted,
and la b o w enjoying a peaceful »id
age ia a Balvatiop A rm y house;
b u t whenever tt o form er owner
C oat o t A S o lte rs tv S >«i«Ss.
comes to London to alw ays vis­
The peosta of the United States spend
it« it.
«IS SSS.OOS a year IS adulterated foods,
which are classed as having • poisonous
and other»!»« noxious lasrvdltnU .'- Kg
the eovemmsst a n a tra i
necessary
w r itin g , lu llin g of ¿tatiiStical work
are accomplished from the key­
board of the light running, easy
adion M odel 10 (Visible)
Syrsoas. N .Y . BrmAt. «wjwtass
D OCTOR
s t
O
l . l ’- S U H
1 S IQ X
Nothing has ever equalled i t
Nothing can ever sorpaas i t
Dr. King’s
New Discovery
rw(gtaiK3“.'«i.
A Perfect
Caret
Por AU Throat I
l^mg Troubles.
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