The Port Orford tribune., December 13, 1916, Image 1

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U N IN H A B IT E D ISLAND«.
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r t occupying it «Jon«. Boblneq- Crueoa
Ilk«, or t« lu« it tot romantic fiction or
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to (to exclntaas
< • t a « '* « » ! » tha warld. you seed Itero
M i ’ i.
necessary operations in
_» billing or statistical w ork
are accomplished from the key­
board of the llCfht m n n in n Ataevr
Cerri«»
«batatar Rack
C a tu a n F n i c i r r ^ d
T*
T" 7 m a a j « * »tom
w e anffletant fa r the purpose o f a Bob-
lo o n Croat» o r any other naval t o t
a r for even a a m a l colony o f
wrecked mariners o r other nereoo
* * * b t be cast on one o f them o . ___
* “ k in g s home pret­
ty much out of the busy world.
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.J ’0“ * ,f * ,the,n
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n Charec
E n a n f Faciime»
Carruga I
D Ä
r iv e . C e rró m e
rollad Iraa
t
V ataU . end
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that are begirt by o
t o t » wells s h e « the
jOtattet
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two, well elevated ahoro the tide, while
«there'are a quarter o f a m ile la " 1«wr-
eter and running from th a t op to n mile
■•ÿr or two In length and a quarter o r I
of the length la hroadth. M any at
■ tbam « r e granltle structural th a t rtaa
•toeplg from 30 t . 100 feet, wed cover
ad w ith rich soil, through which -y ~ .il
fraeh w ater streams hurry to the emu
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* * * “ • “ n W w in ba
1 monarch o f a ll you survey.
A a Sngtlsh traveler ba« recently bee®
among the small Islands that dot tha
araetarn and o f the Indian ocean to
jF *^ a a® Inventory o f them and re-
t*“ * ba counted 18,100 and found
a a U about «oo of them
M«w. there la a good chance fo r
ana who may w ant «n inland
Tbeaa particular t e n d s are net t a r » .
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Touch
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to fltotat a Jonnwy to tha ladtan ocawa.
^ ith T - Z L ^ 1
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/o n m ta d ib ora than 15,000 at
t h « » ta OOt a b u t U M l Z
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To r io
la to M ta a r __ _
r o t a t o it «Usa
IF YOU
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Moo of tho .
Mys; IftlotoJno
your lloon It b
•vldonco of kid­
ney trouble; tea
frequent dedre to
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y o u r to n g u e to
Wlubl ! • > • , - ■*—-___——
There la comfort la tbo knowledea m
and look in the glass— yon will see the effect__
You can't help puckering—it makes you puckej
to think o f tasting it
By the use o f so called cheap Baking
Powders yon take this puckering, injurious Alum
right into your system— you injure digestion,
and ruin your stomach.
A V O ID A L V M
BAKINQ
POWDER
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Indian territory, and that these,
aad the Indians with them, were
doing all the things in the way of
industries, schools and churches
that are done by thriving com
<m«nitiea in Illinois or lows or
Minnesota.
’ * * M with forther «»rpriae
that people who in youth had been
aoraatomrd f 0 think of.Texaa as a
land largely inaccesai bir save on
bora<4»ark or by wagon, learned
7 * “ r ,hat Te® » * “■ I*««linR
»11 the atates of tbo »»ion ia rail
way mileage, and had pn.hed
lUmoia from the primacy M M t o t
’ yearn.
3om la
the Y a h » a i T U I ;
» A m ou nting to I • 1 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0
—Cotton Oivan
B a y aad
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v - € « » m o f T a n a r ^ C o s t S m o re
Alum but you have the profit o f quality, the profit of good health
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BIO C IT Y HAPDENS SENSE.
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> ta » to o f Great Mtaropolle B
fo ta n a lh le to r M t| d A lm
Ptorn in Which They (d ra .
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Miatreoa—tVliy. Jane! W hat are i
•tang w ith that natchefi
—
Jouc-Pleaae. iu u iu , M r. John told i
to keep my eye oo It while be w n t
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crop was 60,000,900 buah«to g m t e r
« M .O to M T 'g S X to * B l Ito
, M lo * Th*
T r* ’ m
S t,
•v»r. ito production
M9. oo j . ooo pounds,
T h . priacipai crops that aro valued
by the agricultural department of the
government havu an eggregate farm
e
™ lh ‘V ear • “ » * » “ ’ « to W.M3.
fcfa.60». Thia to aa Increase of 14 cr
cent, over 1303 sad 41 par cant over
5
years ago.
Farm horses have Increased allghtij
In number aad more ta valae, aad the
asgresau was never aa valuable m ir
ISM with « total o, »l.JM,»40,JM.
. The value of farm atutoa also maehe
* k W b .to to » » A < K ‘.
The «teady advance m poultry m
■» t o r aad ta the i w a i l l j aad votes
kow
tha aorthweghia
**? * <«»wing, almost aasean and
■nhenrd by the nation n t large,
and ««penally aaaotk-vd by tbv
genere i public in th« region of the
greaf ialcea.
All parta of the American re
public are proa peri n >. Rvery
where thefe are « lmncfa for vonn->
m
w.th the will and ehai-actei
to grasp them. u0 , ,or n.,,|i gw>k
ing more elbow room. „ n(j n kjBe
to see rapid returns fortheir labor
or their money, there is no place
t^day like the prosperous sonth-
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fSu
Washlagtoa.— The agricultural prod
, ucta of thia oountry In 1903 were In .
taro Mudua.
gresteat Is its hUbury, hut tha report t ,
I the aecretsry o f agriculm ra ¡faclam
Undoubtedly the part ®f thia that X9U4 has advanced bayqMl U>« P*>
proaperoua nation, which la grow- v.oua year. Some prodiacla hareXaiu
iag and proapering moat sw iftly slightly behind la value, but othaaa hat«
to-day, ia the southwest— the re­ tuote than tuU lled tha . na.tr
guntral result la that the farmer« hat«
gion whose central field is Okla­ produced In value more wealth than
homa, Indian territory and north they over did before is one year.
The figure« art enormous. The qua•
«ays the Chicago la te r
Q eean.
Uty of cor» appraaohod
The story of Oklahoma's trans bwhcls. and ( h r h ig h price « r lt g lv r .
(hia crop a farm vnua much great,-
formation from a» empty cattle than It aver bad brier«, e io e d ln ii cw.-
range into a land of blossoming sidcrahly >J.CPPxye.M< T fij, amouo.
forms aad tbrirtng towns wasen *>uM pay the callosal debt aad inter
acted ia saeh a startling manner •a t tor one yeer sad still leave enough
that It foeeed pabtfc attention. to pay the espanaes of the naitoaa! gov-
arnmant fa r a large p aN o f one year.
Th* beginning of the development
Tlta cotton crop is saeoad u> the ralue
- f o r only a beginning baa been Hat. and tha Indtcatloua ore tbat th,
made, even in Oklahoma—o f faitn valua o f Unt and aead w in reach
other parta of the eeatral aonth toM.MC.0l» to IMS. Thsae figuree may
to too low, tor they are based on the
west was made la a leaa senaa- vnluat at tha toraw aad aro not the com­
tional manner, and it baa not re mercial values a t tha exchanges o r any­
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ceired the public notice that it de­ where elsa.
H y aad wheat a n aootendlag tor
serves.
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with surprise that third place ia point o f value. I t is e?
peeled that three twu «rope, hay an,
the sat inn at large learned, when wheat, wtu ha worth an the farm th i*
*®e ^fat^hood** agitation became year as much as the aorn crop, naipolr.
strong a few years ago, that there something mors than S1XIM.M1».O'X». 0 r
m the higher raine pf prÿent it
were really more than twice as accenni
to the most valuable erop aver rgipeu ir
maay white people na Indians in the esustry.
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wbiafc-daaiwi
choie« of the
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the GROWING SO UTH W ESi
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m Deed Be­
uge N. Arwold.
»Jolee« ta the L
« alfalta taiota which „ _
sears m J which M ill a rt la j
doe
Mr. Arnold bought
Moravia, M. T . aad haa
•uadaya aad “dross up" .
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X«
hTTa^ZT^T
v a tE T to ^ to T ^ r*
d u d ag oaa and two-thlrds MHioaa « (
doten« o f eggs yearly, and these h e »
during their busy season lay aaough
eggs in two week, at the high priest
that bars prevailed during the year, to
pajM he year’s Interest on tha national
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T h e e n m m a i^ o f the valuee o f agricul­
tu ral products tor 1934 places the total
a tto .M 0 .0 M .0 M . after » X i n g
value of the farm crop« that are fed t
tbe live stock. These figuree do“ »
represent fully the value of the w raith
produced upon the firm s of the conn, ry
And the diffusion of well-being among
the farmers throughout all parts of tne
country la one of the moat conspicuous
featurea of the recent agricultural <ta-
v e lo p m u l
VIXENISH WOMEN OF
PephaP* It 1» fortunate that
jhoae people who spend all their
livea in a densely populated me­
*« o '. »ha p-oei ataaey remedy fuMIle oven
'" curing rhoumatlam, to n In d i
tropolis
are, ta a great egtenf, un­
took, kidney«, liver, tlnddor and «very part
The womea of the commonalty aro
conscious of the foetid atmoa voluble and vlzenieh, aad ever ready to
» • rw e n itle a .
to hTl«Ur " T 7 P“ w «n- H correct« Inability
fa S fc I * “/ ‘ nd •c* Wta« to*" In p u l J
B e - I think a
phere in which they Jive. A fte r slap a handful of atsis into (he erased
H, or b«d effacts following u u of liquor’
in’« dub.
spending a protracted period in a husb-md—or Iniu those at a timid and
Wine or beer, end o w re o m i that - . . 2 . 2 %
t a r i n g Ci
“ mpeUed to g T o A m to ba
the mountains and forests, dnr ahrtUhing tourist—should tbe*occasloa
nostrils sre shocked by tbe disa artre. says Outing. The women of the
upper rites are rigorously excluded
greeable odors emanating from from meerullne eyes aad a hearty vota
à r rom «?»«!
th e gutter., the .hops, tbe .tale of than' « 1« due il.s con ri rte e who
"r««Mde
d e rfu l c u ra e o f th e m oat d latra o eln e — i—
beer of the saloo..,
the T<.rv falbtred th is u n e rld e n la w , T heitsluty
nfTran.**
T 94^ * y ,u • * * « “ nave tbe
persons
of
the
people
on the Hit!« Jjp,ne«e mat nice, U r io is g along
S o * >y d ru g g is t, ir. me. m ta ti. a n »
■ to — I can’t
ta «andvl, or oa woedea gelt, la a gsau-
w n l 2 L ‘, ^ y
“ m p to h0“ 1* ° * « k *
streets, says Dan Beard, in Rec lue relief to tbe eye after a view o f th«
gree w ith you.
w o n d e rfu l
diaco v e r y
rcation.
,
hellave that
uncomely Curran female, and It la a
end a boo« that tells,
bouM lw Its
But this aenaitiraneas of ome’s Bleaslng refer-loo that Nippon le «low­
more about«, both sent
»!<■ object.
^ » lu ie ly free by mall,
oifoetoriea does not long continue. ly b>!' surely spreadlsg her staadasd
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aver the he; mit realm.
B a —Bxartly.
“W hy d o,ft r e * «O A a tbe ears became accustomed to
r ° - B,nC*wmton. N. Y . W h e n » r t t S i M O -
I ’nIH nureau be,« aro married and
B e t If It alow
onw #ud get —
tbe roar of tbe streets, «¿3 the acquire the pseudc d'gaity c f the top­
dcoieodtogihiogeoeouatafcr la thio paper.
at
soawtlilng little t o y r
eyes to tbe rank growth of tbe un knot their hslr la *n ru girl fsthlna fa
•toe M to more
"'(.’« M e we live
gamlv building«, ope’s nosereaaea twin plsi-r dewa ihclr h-tr! «. g,, much
likely te bit
• taran, l«n led Í
the? rrsemt-le girls thsi I! 1« teme-
to record I he disagreeable odora do
t t o t A Ptuta W f - N e v
T e rl
tlmev d aicult to determlae the sex. and
detpbia f r m
As tbe facolties adjust them one la oftentimes uacoutmoaly sarortsed
tO ‘ he “•‘«'»«’ ral and on to o b e e rv , what he l . putative a r it w o
• • w . O re g im la a a «.
«unitary surroundingsuf tb e e itv girl« «prowling aad viciously fighting la
wse from (ba emmtry «od «tnod as the tire sense« become hi« n t ¿4 p Ooroaa taroet
tolp l,-taly h e f t e the haughty f — «
’’ “i 1’ ’ ¡ * ip <’* » e r ■ppears to
I * 11^ y ^ vk o f the downtowD atore.
BLOOD IN TH E BEAR IN 0 8 .
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ilK,»n«iuality
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“I want twelve yanto of blue predcui-1 ' " i,ed H,a fe« OB go camping
041 VaadM t ;
, ta rta r lathing « n atu re.
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DOCTOR S
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Nothing bas ever equalled
Nothing can ever surpass i t
( «wed» »htoi-¿-<»
F.rtv yawie «
/rweww lino»»,
M C I I ' M M IJ SIIIX
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be Stmnnw red again,
- “ know
“ •* 8o n « » f I»a»lel Boons are
r m sure I - don’t
q»He young, and tbH r
f-
mran," M ld tbe clerk. T h e .. ,
klodutae and Intuition getting
M J »bje«-f to rbesf Hnie follow«
J a r of her hauteur, ebe aaid, '
ramping alo w , but there could be
Jo»« w hat It was your g a th e r
o w ,geC/.'f’“i . ,i fbp f l,h ‘ r
tartar toM you te bring.”
one of the boys went with them
U e gave a s|gb o f relief andJtaM:
and
“ They wasted
™ some
w o e wash
wa«n gotate
goeos tor
ror to
— teach
- - - - - them woodcraft
- ' „ x i e r a f t and
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ro» They «aid they keep them under bia even, and it is
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tar.
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» » te e r» t® take » fo rt o f Bodne
b®7> camping will have the tin ,«
®f kid life, and the boya will kelp
him enjoy bimself.
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Tha prejudice against blood that ta
fip a irt of tha rtalglon o f tha Hindoo«
ha« to«» mads to » r v a a q » to l puc-
po«e W . « tha American engineers
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tlon I n
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Mysore territory Io »out»,
fo u n d i t v t a ,
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wito uw . t o t a l ', , ,u
le oil dim)
They
a H in d ;» ,
by via
a p e r. « ! . » !
a n it.
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Wgv UW.»atfeiUg pu _
to.
. tbe ih ie v la t w » a i
altog i i ': a c a lll some owe solve
The H r
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t o V l-l
I t (puch says
f 'S X - S J S
taotfai i;
t. Two or
Were »i, cd, therefore, aad
was
dripped Into the „earlega There wi
no mote «taxiing of oil. hawavsr mai
other things w e ra .to l.a .
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