The Port Orford tribune., October 25, 1916, Image 3

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.♦* f t « of aneli ber», T h . l is simple alone w i l t ,„ a iniogicaie, I,ut (|,a
= ,«nd I thought 1 bad already made it , „ , y n ,„vo t,;, ^ .w a to m t it, an«
It-plain iii former srtiples ¿n y u fir,
at the r‘ nX“ “f hrhdjen«."
t a . p n a i M . j i i n aS oa j
( h e e . t t a . a . w lu w taick
w r lp t t e o t . paid
Ora. —T he H onorable B. F.
Prices of alapleagricultural coin |
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hsve long diecn made la London aad L .
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Liverpool for ibi» conntry a lre a d y ,'. u
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and now auleti the world ores Mas,
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and slinrp competition with people
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¿Baaldxkg b y Jtfail Sclisiteà
in terest paid ®n Saving J&c’t$.
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.curttijey. Thia is their direct ob-
|j|tot,” be declared, “and bad )uet aa
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Mad the poweie d ia l be hearken
«rcH bCma.de public.”
ed'to the a>,U|ioiiJ rif proteg(g against
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•J t)»e ef|Mirtat^»ft af f«o«|a|jtiff< which „W iU ever)body rem ember what 1
•» faisly deluged M£aahington two * * * ’
furtfier back fit thia
V y e^s since., WUjSni <3 ~ dollars ’gUi»J| that tbe great increase in
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would bare been eared to millions * * * 0041
H*lng at noe the Ruropb-
of nona utnere, only a fraction o f , , ^ w#r began never would h ire
whom stood to make a cent of profit ! "u®1® about only for th e fact that
out of the deel, while lesa than 5 1,18 American people had
beat)
per cent of our people have bui hied . forced into competition with Euro
colossal fxrluues at the expense of P®an* who must-bare foodstuffs no
the S3 per cent of ua who bave had ■ '•tl®r wbal the cost' by connivance
to submit to ruthleas spoliation on br shortsightedness at Washington
tf.il^d through the high and then •" ,10t forbidding the exportation
higher cost of living.
bur foodstuffs which creates a
n- u • “ I - ' j o '
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?£o ru K* « ‘•bling American
Bi« business bad ,U way as usual
to e, w l (rolp * »
two re a l, since, but is up a g ,in ,t a
leJ freight „ „ j
AN INN WORTH WHILE
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t a b ^ e p w ic ^ < 7 B x .r ^ c p
COLO BEACH, OREGON
H o t assai C o lg l X u |» a g sd ggjsowwpr U a t Jtm
M rs. C . I>. IutpnBOB, P r o p .
' bigger propnattton now. W . .b a ll
And sai,I speculator, sac to
, ae. w h .t w . Shalt see I n due c u r * . it u , „ our fuu<J prodth!e„ re„p(m |y
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Wonder if ereryliody knows why l*a*‘ti'*l benefits from tbe high prices
1 the Orrgonian and den I y ceased to l'id up on our home consumers in
■ invejgh against Pinchot and “ Pin- Europe.
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chotism?*, Gifford Pinchot ¡settee
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a broadside on tbe front page at (he
? •» /» « •» < » , »»« tpeal packers
east in support of Mr. Hughes. Jt eo,,?, “ l both bayigg and aeliiag
i* just poeaibie that thia feet may Pri^ * ’ * l?‘b
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have mellowed the
Oregooi.n’s •»•«pttH tag supplies QUt of tits
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hands of the producers, and then by
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fam iliar tricks of tbe “ p ii’?. boost
Ho». John P , Bu«k who was Rè prices on Europe and home non
publican Speaker of our Assembly sumere
their own gweet will, (R y
St Saleip in 1911, and later became the iaooident of geography, North
a disciple of Rixtoàrélt and ‘‘Social west farmers get away with some o f
Jualipe,” now cornea out loud for the profits.
President Wilson. Sot bi ng panic
Langlois, Or. ,, r ,
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ject to the reasons ha gives for bis
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flop, vis; Under Wilson, numerous
The K„ r n e & ,gjsler gayg, ..Frora
demands in the Progressive plat- fa format ion that I have gathered
form had been enacted into law, from railroad circle. I am convinced
nearly everyone taf winch bad been ,hat the Soutbern Pacific company
pillaged from tbe Om .bs, St. U u i . wi„
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and Omaha Populist piatforme. -
extension of its line from C?pos Bay
For instance, M r. Rusk enumer-
ale* the Seisure of the functions of
money' spd*credits from' W all Streep.
! Tl.ie consummation was put at ' the
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Ni>v. 7tK to perpetuate such oondi
tionsf "Am I my brother’s keep
e r f” K jsp though yon can take
one drink Mnrt no more,* are you
Teady to accept the responsibility
bf placing the temptation in the
Way of the man who can’t, by voting
for the Brewerg Amendment? A
ferimson trail of suffering,crime and
taurdei follows in the wakcufbuOM.
f t to all bad, land nn good. Think
i t over.
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"The, F u ll Rental VjJue Land
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Homemakers’ Loan Fund
AmendasanV* to the ballot title for
measure No 80« * 307. “ The Rur
• I Credits Amendment” mdbe ba) .
lot title for amendmanL'kl/. 3W A
81». There to danger that these
ttllee may be oonfu.ing. The word
“ loan” i„ No. 30« & 307 ‘t t . y toa.K
•oma Voters to bslieve thAt i t to ,
“ The Rural Credtta Amendip-nt.” ,
Voters shoul«J be ybry oarefiil In ,
distinguishing between these ' two ,
measures on election day. :
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fereoce in the effect which the adop
lion of these two measures wunld
Imvs. Amendment No. 306 A 30^
Is a single tax measure, ami baa for
I l f purpose th t con 8 ^ .1 ion of pri
iktdoM iesehip in land. Amend
*° Eureka, Cal., said W. J H’ilfey,
r* i,rP*d promoter who was in the
ui,F y « ,8"dny on his way frotp Coos
<0 Hneeburg.
"M r.-W ilsey prompted the Eugene
Com Bay railway, ¡p^de surveys anrf
Hardware of all Kind;
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J; O, JOHNSON
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CURRY CUKTY U A L ESTATE
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21 Tsars Practice iaOregca Cawte
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P l f t r l c t A tfuriMsy |u r Gmrgy Ca.
acquired a great deal of right of way
afterward* selling out to tbe South
ern Pacific {tail way Company. He
to now promoting a road from Rose
burg to Coo. Bay.
belicye that work on this ceg
extension Io Enreka w ill begio some
time early in 1917,” said 3^r. Wilsey.
“ Everything points that way.?!
“ A a It,.« I a« to tbs progress of his
plans fbr the Roseburg Coos Bay line
Mr. Wilsey said; ’ We are working
on i t and we are going to build it.
I t takes lots of time and lots of
work but we are going to put it
through. With two railroads ink,
M c fa fn e rÿ & M o w in g :
B x t r m fo r D a ir y in g ;
M ilw n n k .« « M a c h in e ry .
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D E N N IS C U O 1 .P F , JU .,
c o n s ta n tly k e p t o n h a p ^ t
W p e F it t in g s P ln ip b lp g i
w o r k o f a l l k in d s d o n e oi
n o tice .
tep. (J. 8. Miners! Surrey«/
Cheever^ Bowman
•Surveyor for the District oi Or-
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Gobi Itmach,
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HARDY T. 8TEWART
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Port Orford Furniture
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qeneral
buaijgcse connepteff wHh lb t prntoet
!■ and w ill then go tc^^yttond to meet
W ‘ ^ WA
C,l,n* n '“« ’•ff’F • !
M u c lrth n r. Ps'rbs A QC , a big Con
tjacling firm which built the W ill
iiB it h Paoific. The Company is io
terestsd in Mr. Wiige'yia project.
Mr. Vylukmah was in Eugene a few
¡dnys »go. oowferring Jtth Thomas
Uixoii manager of the oompanp’a.
local Office."
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•W«fOr» MW Buggies for S$le, kept in Stock,
also A^ent1 fot'AU Kiqdij of Farming J i -
plen^enta; McCormick Mowers, etc.
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Powder
Woorfan^ Iron Work promptly done at a
Reasonable prioe.
Your patronage solicited.
WM. GILLINGS
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fnent N«t. S lffand 819 )• ju ^i what j.
Its name ini^lies: an amendment p
giving rural credits or cheap money ! o
to the fan e s, In the npinioa of f
toany, the first amendment, l(o. 306 a
A 307 would simply ruin ths state *n
nf Oregon if it were adopted. T h e 1
last amendment. No. 318 A 319 will I
build up Oregon by giving the far ,,,
mar cheap money with which to ,
Open Under New M anagem et
Board by Pay, Week or Month
full line of Stoves and Ranges,
Yopr Patronage Solicited
^uem seg, '¿Aluminum,, l^ugsandD^Cat-
J. T. D avis , Prop
ting, Stiletlo (Luttlerij, ¿ a n te rn s, E tc