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About The Port Orford tribune. (Port Orford, Or.) 1892-19?? | View Entire Issue (Sept. 20, 1916)
lo ie , „ J * a ' ea, s«td (h e girl« who have reaped " * the tefciciltic rew ard of a fo u r " J !year»’ court«* in the shupe o f a di ms. 'pkuna have passed into that state the 1 a f l i /e t o which it pleased the pow ers to cull th e n , aays the New **’ York Hun. A t in the ease of every H ubs th a t is gredunted from a women's college, many of these Btiidenta hnve pre,»ured them "*• selves to be teachers o r fo r work in other fields of intellectual. ’ B- dear or. Horae, w ill follow profea- as alone, such ns law and medicine, or tin w ill take up the practical study o f- •? economics, Which has interested or Statistical w o n are accomplished from the key board of the light running, easj a&ion M odel 10 (V isible) w r i t i n g , b illin g Bidwoae Ribbra» Umt xm Touch Bali Be.» Type Be« circulated among the police depart ments The chief of ane o f these wraps to headquarters a few days a fte r tbs teeoe o f the set o f portraits snd stated! “Sir, I h ats doty received the portrait of tbs six miscreants wboss capture Is desired. I have arrested five of them, end the etath le under observation and w ill ba secured shortly." T he phrase "according Is Gunter" remains in our lauguage as a perpetual atemory o f Ouster, the English mathe matician, whs was born In 1881 and died In 102«. Almost 1« the present time tbs works o f Uunter were consid ered standard. lie was the inventor o t the surveyor's chain, o f the togsrlthmlo fine, o f the quadrant, o f the scale bear- tug his same, and anything In nastba- mattes ts be rig h t must ba "aocordlag Is Guo tar." C a k a n fiader and P u s - ,b a Dsdauil Tabu's«* os Vwbis W-rug A Kcv loi Evey Chafsetw Pe-lact Ermirg Frc !aw-.^Sn^-.- "Too say yon take half an "hoar tanebeou every day F “ Tes." "W ell, yon ought not to have fiya* d uiiu g recent years so ninny women who have labored to give themselves the advantage of n col lege education. Tbeh Influence of these college- bred women has been fo r I h e g o o d of th e ir sex, and of alt tbosc with whom they came iuto contact ever since women began to go into pro fessional life, and it ia too late now to qnestiq^n the value of th eir serv ices to the world. W onjen doc tors may not become the most em inent in th e ir profession, but they can accomplish great good in the treatm ent of women, more esjie- cially. Women lawyers may not make the greatest jurists, but they ure able to be of service to the defrauded or wronged mem- bera o f th e ir own sex. The achieve ments t f those who have taken up r .. * ■ i the calling of practical sociology ure among the most uot.lbk- which are to He put to the credit o f worn en college graduates in this coun- ney trcnble: too frequent desira to p a n it or pain I» i ll.e la ’w a alao l back ia convincing proo. that the kidney s and blad der am out of order. W _ * t lo B e. There is one'fort in tks kn-wledge ae often ¿ . p . c ■- Or- Kilm er's Swarnp- R o tl. the great ».Joey remedy tulfllls «very wish in enring rlreumatiim, pain in ihv back, kidney», liver, bladder and every part of the urinary pansye. It correct! Insbllitv ■r 'ic lt -ter a.. -kiing pain In pa«sl,ig t. or bad e"eeva .hi ¡Owing usa of liquor, vine or b „ . and overcomes lhal unpleasant .-ecec’ ’’VTd -rtc.g compelled to go often ■taf -hi and get up many |lme> A " i..g the r j-ht. " I a mild and the extra- ?r ;.nary ei -. ?» ->l Sw an.p-R oot is «son -ee i.ek • „- ¿nd.» » hit-best for its won fri.ucnrvs r* c.. » _»• diatrossfag eases, ye. - • . . ; n K ,u should have the •il* e. • -i You I'ray h a .. a -underf u.‘ d:r - rver / and a book that teils .aw e about it. both sct.f ihcal-ately free by mari, address D r. Kil-oer A :n. H . Y . When writing mos- s gosMisus «Oar la tWs papa« colleges Royal is made from pure, refined Grape Cream o f Tartar-C ost« more than Alum but you have the profit o f quality, the profit of good health. Nothing has ever equalled i t Nothing can ever surpass i t V ..’ -t-itfA ' can . ,BM' • hr- t e ip . Kew Discevery rsrÇSfgB'Sl-.ïs» For AU Throat an< Lung Troubles. G** mb «*«*’ **- Jt y BOUGHT HBR OWN RINGS. W n n s a C hoe« O s s f v w v e t t a r s ie « T h a t » •« » • B a tte s H e r. I t occasionally happens th a t the r,nB • Birl re«’«lves a« an engagement token la far from euitable to her ideae of what , 0<.h , th!ng ahmj,d ba are merely preparing ,f,on* * b‘eX * * 7 ‘ertt tl,at ona themselves fo r the ptaecs they ure , hat whew th(. v..,un< wonian caIne to take In the home. They Study north she should chouse her own ring, for fo u r years the same c tirrie u -' *lle <h<t- s he brought w ith her lum th a t their brothers and possi * fr'xx" y aum of «““ney-har fiance’s bly th e ir husbands puss through „ Mhe(1 o»kago aU repajred iB h„ u m erely to make themselves more to one of the big shop» »nd w ith fitted to shine in tbd society to *"uch carc selected a solitaire th a t which they «111 belong a fte r th e , b*r; , v . , A n a It IS course, th at the I’irt w ltljffhe flushed to them th a t we may possibly look «keeks was buying the circlet th a t fo r th e greutest effect on Arneri- ¡was to seal her ep-agem ent, but she can manners in the broader sense w“ » and ,l,e P*1’’1 hfr / or 11 in • *>ual- of the word. I t is too soon now to tell at t th better satisfied w ith the b it o f Jewei- in « w w b uu m e e effect e iic c i may m a y tie. tie. V v e ry bettor few fam ilies in what 1«rnll(-d faab- ry than the would have been i f her ionuble society, esperfalty in N e w sfitaaced had bought It himself. Y ork, semi their dunghtius to col- lege. Daughters in these fit mi lie * - ____ o f th e older eastern ritics. espe- A h o s t o f q u a in t old custom s, aays cially again a t New York, pass * * • London D a ily M a il, lin g e r ro u n d nracticallv rrom from the th e u Bnd shout the R famous "K p in ,rbap. g ’s Guard" practically me liiiwlu l amts n or f the Jamea U c t bllt g ot (-m e ss e s in t o tin If social ¡g mors curious than th a t which dc World. They know in childhood craes th a t h it m ajesty's health shsii only the few children related to hot be d ru nh -at dinner, «seep* when them o r in tim ate with th eir fam- th< S4'“** ar‘ ‘>n «P'«"1- : iio . f t t . «zw» . . „ t i i t i.. i oiniM»ioB, when one reflect« th a t tin * iliee. I t Is not until they leave the on, toaat when „„ <)Ulera ara schoolroom to face society^ th a t drunk, is invariably honored every th eir iicqnninlanees an- suddenly ! evening at every regim ental mesa an I enlarged and that the burden of guardroom dinner throughout til eondueting themselves w ith ” ri“ ah • mpira’ ta au'“c i,“tly atrUl credit under the try in g cireuni stances whleh most frequently face a aby g irl fa lls to them. Rev ?ral yeary of this life may make j „ pi„ a ti< m lie . In the fact ( th a t the regim ent fro m aero»» tiia , border w as a t om- tim e su«p«ted • ’»»»‘"if J n c .b iti.m s n d .|o ,i,™ experience to conduct themselves ner> th ,,,, ,,f o ther corps being fdr- u ith anything like distinction, bidden to do so in order to make th * They en ter the world of society enforced loyalty o f the Scotsnnn « •h en t h e a v e r n o e o l r l » t o d » » » 1. atond out tn clearer re lie f. SALARIES OP ACTORS. A re F e e H ie R e g a t a t l o a , * 5 0 « . T he proprietor o f a large dry goods store had decided to tear down the old building and erect a new one In it* stead. Is furtherance o f this p la t tie sms removing his goods to temporary quarters In another building. The goods were nearly all out of the old structure when from some un- tnow u cause It caught fire. The dn part incut was promptly on hand and 'soon had * stream playing on the flame*, but the merchant was wild with excitement. Banning pp to the chief, be urged him to greater haste. " K m c mind the goodst” be slionted -fiarc the building! I 'll gtre the hoy« a check for KXMJ for their pens’«»« fund if they don’t let the fire spntnd beyaad (list floor I” i “W hy. you’re going to tc-nr the old ' building down anyway, a rrs 't y o o F ashed the chief. “Tes." be said, "but do you sup|toss I want tbe Insurance companies of Bity- hodt on earth to think that’s the re * veil w hy It eaug ht-fircF By great exertion the fire was as :> r .i-'ii-d with little loss so fa r »« tad t stMtag stag eoneeruM, and the mar- bant gas aa good as Us waert-- Tenth’* Compaakm. i young woman, however, w ill have no one to blame but herself if the rin g ah* w‘‘, r * is not satisfactory, for she , bought It herself, rays the Chicago • • Chronicle. Her fhttiue lived in a small Perhaps the larger number of southern town, where there is not these women who come from the ,he wl<1e variety of diamond rings , duor boy. working In the mine. As b" grows older and stronger he la ad raoced to the position and given t l x pay o f a laborer. There be gains the eapcrlenre which secure« him a place as a miner's helper, and as be acquiree «kill anil strength he hcoosaaa, when m the height o f his manhood and vigor, s fu ll fledged miner. I f lie la fortunate enough to escape the fails of roek and cosh be may io- talo thia itosltion as a miner for a nom- bar of years But as age creeps on and be is attacked by some of the many diseases Incident to w ork In the mines bo makes way fo r those youuger au<l more rigorous following him up tbs tndik-r whose summit he baa reached He then starts on the descent, going beck tn Ixeome a miner’s hcljier, then a mine laborer, now a door boy, and when old and decrepit he finally re turns to the breaker where be started ■ s a child, earning the same wages aa are received by the little urcblna who work St his side. There is no Incen tive for ambition tn the average min er's life. Ue cannot rise to places of eminebce and wealth. Only 1 la SOU eon even be given place as a foremMs ar sujK-rlntcndeBt, and these are post dona which few miners care to b o ld .- Jubu Mitchell In Cosmopolitan. “The breeding of blooded game cocks. *°c *he Mexican m arket main I / , ia aa established industry in South Caro lin a .” said a sporting man, reports the Charleston (8. C.) News. "O f re cent year« the South 'TStrojins game soeka have become celebrated'. and there are more orders standing now than cun be ttlled from the present I Clock. 1 lie order« hare to lie over u ntil the young chickens are grown, and they always command the top prices when shipped beyond tbs bor der. ‘'These game cocks hare h ft a.string o f victories in some of t),e rich, nt ntslns fought in this state, and msn.r hundreds of dollars have hern won on th e ir prowess, (»ther brreds of fighting chickens arc raised In this state by men who never fight them, and some of the moat nromineytt breeders hnve never wn-jeL-rf' a dol la r on any of th eir b ird . "They raise the champions fo r the p rofit to be de rived from sales. Cosk flghting now is not so common fh /th is state ns I t was form erly. According to the laws o f South Carolina a main cannot ba conducted w ith in four miles of a church o r schoolhouse. Ten-Mile b ill has been the cock-fighting headquar ters for years. Recently s large p it was built, w fth rows of scats rang ing above it, and crowds of sporting people arc drawn to this place w h in championship events between South Carolina and Georgjs are fought. The law does sot interfere w ith the The women cwUegMof th ia e o n n -. la . try have graduated a ll th e ir elaaa- The newest thin g ia smalt fru its is the "A re tie ” berry. In parts of the west enterprising agents have been going aboat among the farm ers exhib itin g attractive-looking b e rrie s -p re served In alcohol. They are about three times tbe six* o f-a straw berry and w ith the color of an orange. "V ery delicious," aeys the agent, who claims that It ia a brand-new fru it o f extraordin ary m erit, lie explains th a t I t was obtaiaed by crossing the straw berry and the wild cherry, the huckleberry end various other Iwrricai In response to orders he ia w illing to deliver a lim ited number o f plant». K a ta ra lly , sayn the D etro it Free Press, orders In plenty have been forthcom ing. But it turns out on in vestigation that' the new and woa- derful berry Is nothing more nor leas than the white m ulberry, long fa m ilia r and nfft g re a tly esteemed. In other words, tbe whole business ia a fra ad, and the exasperation of the vic tim s Is rendered more intense by the fact th a t a ll the plants, which they had set oat so earefully. are killed by the first froet. A h e n r d l r ■ » ■ a w e r a t e d t o th e r a b l l e M I» S a » d A e t e r » K e e * ... . I ’S t h e P » e e t t . .•V Salaries n f actors vary from almost nothing to *500 a week, w ith a few exceptions th a t go above that, w rite» F. E Fyiea, in Lvalie’a M onthly I doubt though th a t any .supporting a rtffr outside of Weber hr Fields’ com pany gets inure than *500. Thorn th a t go above are store, many of whom receive a fixed s alary and a percentage on the profit». A fem ale star who crowdrd a New Y o rk thea te r the season before la rt fo r aix months received only $150. while her leading- man wsi g. ttin g *250. But ■he was a risky «enture for her m»n- who tiffe d to r fro m a mlt -r position to vtni-iiom. and a fall-ire would have coat Itim much. Many »tors are th e ir own managers, and engage a business man to dire-1 th eir affairs fo r a salary, aa they would a supporting aetor. The g«in» o f actors are absurdly exaggerated In the public mind, and even anm .g themselves they endeavor to het- up the deceit. A reason th a t to mai English actors are im purted le th a t players of the first class in London receive a tblr- teas than equally tol anted and w i Itno w a Americans.
