The Port Orford tribune., March 07, 1917, Image 1

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H a v e you wearied a t the battle ? H a v e you
c ro w s dlsccurased, eo n f
L o o k lrn back w a rd on life's p a th w ay , Is It
U ltie you hove done?
Pose ih « wuizf le n e a th your lingers seem
lo t a m e , inure acd m ore
W h ile the riddle o f the fu tu re seems y e t
stra u g ei than before?
Just be p a u e n t fo r a season, for at last the
m rotlc fa.ee
•
B rin e the ta n s w d threads cut «van for the
one who w orks and waits.
Doan she shyer asem and fa rth a r from your
lo ro ’s e n li eating hands
T h a n h u h a ib o r from the sailor w reeked
upon tlie b arren lauds T
Is the t a ll o f music struuger th a n your
h e n rt's beseeching cries
A * ap t « t i i d am id the say ones w ith tha
‘T p nm or on her ayes?
T d t bs patient, y o u th w ill w aken, an d a t
la s t the tim e w ill come
W hen the heart no more is stifled and when
lo re w ill not be dumb.
CARDLAND.
T h e a a a s e e T h a t W e r e P la y e d l a tk n
E ig h te e n th C e a ta r g -
A f t e r t h e a d v e n t o f th e bonne o f H a n ­
o v e r th e f a v o r it e g n m e e e t c o u r t w e re
" q u a d r ille ," e n Im p r o v e m e n t o f “ o m ­
b re .” a n d " c o m m e rc e .” T h e g a in s a n d
losses o f t h e k in g s a n 1 q n ce n s w e re , a s
a r u le , re s tr ic te d to U O g u in e a s , b u t on
T w e l f t h M ig h t I t w a s c u s to m s r y f a r
th o u s a n d s to c h a n g e b a u d s .
O n one
occasion I- a d y C o w p e r , a In d y In w a it ­
in g . r e fu s e d f o r tb o s a k e o f h e r c h il­
d re n to t a k e p a r t la th e g a m e , a s none
s a t d o w n to t h e t a b le w i t h less th a n
£300.
A b o u t th e y e a r 1740 a ra g e fo r
" w h is k ,” o r w h is t, s e t In , b u t e t firs t
I t w a s c o n s id e re d to o w is e a g a m e f o r
la d le s to jo in In . H u m e , th e h is to ria n ,
• e v e r w e n t t o be d w it h o u t h ie w h i s t
a n d e v e n th e g r e a t J o h n so n re g re tte d
U n it h e h a d n o t le a r n e d to p in y c ards.
In 1713 “ H o r r y ” W a lp o le flu d n I t abso­
lu t e l y n e c e s s a ry to le a r n
“ w h is k ,”
" h a v in g w a ite d tn v a in f o r It s b e in g
le f t o ff.”
W e fin d h im In a n o th e r le t ­
t e r t h r e a t e n in g to b u ild a n a l t a r to
" I* a m ” to c o m m e m o ra te th e escape o f
h is e b a r m lu g D u e bene o f C r a f t o n , w h o,
i t a p p e a r« , lie d b een p la y in g c a rd s In
R o m e w h e n s h e o u g h t to h a v e b e e n a t
a c a r d in a l’s re c e p tio n , w h e re th e flo or
f e ll In e n d a ll th e m o n s lg o o re s w e re
p r e c ip ita te d In to th e e c lla r l
C a rd s w e r e so v e r y m u c h In e v id e n c e
1» h ie t im e ( b a t e v e n In v it a t io n s w e re
fr e q u e n t ly Issued a n d n o tes w r it t e n up-
ou t h e b a c k s o f p la y in g c a rd s , w h ic h
on H in t a c c o u n t w e re u s u a lly p la in ,
w it h o u t a n y d e s ig n .
T h e c h e v a lie r's
fa m o u s o r d e r tq r e t r e a t n t C u llo d e n
w a s w r it t e n on t h e b a c k o f t h a n in e o f
h e a rts .
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A fr e s h a t t e m p t w a s m a d e In 1 739 to
re m e d y t h e s ta te o f g a m b lin g l a E n g -
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writing, billing or Statistical work
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h a lf to th e p ro s e c u to r a u d h a lf to th e
p o or o f (b e p a r ia h .” w h e re u p o n tw o
M ik e » o f t it le . M o r d ln g to n a n d Cannella,
w h o k e e p op en bouses f o r g a m b lin g ,
c la im e d t h e ir p r iv ile g e o f p e e ra g e In
e n le r to In t im id a t e tlie pem -v officers
•r o m d o in g t h e ir d u ty a n d nuppn-nr.htg
th e p u b lic g a m in g houses b y t b e u L -
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H a r e you seen your Idols fa llin g by the
road you b ra ra ly trod
W ith your whole Ute dedlsatod to your peo­
ple and y o u r G o d f
.
Old you li f t against the dra g o n dauntleaa-
ly your single lanes.
T o bo s tricken down by m alice or tha sword
o f circum stance?
,
B tlll bo pa Kent. oh. m y b ro th er, and ta k e
courage In the .fight.
F o r y o u r ow n soul w ill rew a rd yon la the
b a ttla fo r th e rig h t.
—i g j t -----------
H a r o you wandered In the wilderness till
hope Is n e a rly dead.
” ••
W h ile the (lyin g brush o f tim e has painted
w in te r on your head?
Is tha promised land no n e a re r to your
aaaloua, dim m in g eyes
T h a t h a re watched tha s ilent heaven» for
a glim pse o f paradise?
Patience'.—Just a little longer and tbs d ark
n ig h t w ill be cons.
had y o u r tou! behold the splendor o f the
everlasting daw n I
—'L e s lie s W eekly.
MICHAEL’S
OUEST
1 D O N ’T m in d g o in g to bed
a lo n e , M m e . M ic h a e l.
J u s t le t
a s a h a v a th e c a n d le s tic k . Good n ig h t: ’’
"G o o d n ig h t. M m e . M e r c ie r .”
A n soon as t h e ir y o u n g g u es t h ad
closed th e d o or b e h in d h e r. th e la n d ­
lo rd g a v e b la w ife a v e n g e fu l s o r t o f
lo o k , s a y in g a s ba d id t o : " Y o u d id n ’t
b ro a c h th e s u b je c t a f t e r a ll. d id y o u ? "
" I d id n ’t h a v e th e c o u ra g e .''
“ T h e n w e m ig h t a s w a ll g o o u t o f
business.
T h e r e ’s o n ly o n e q u a r t o f
w in e In th e c e lla r .”
L a n d lo r d M ic h a e l p u t u p th e a h u tto rn .
fa ste n e d th e d o o r w it h a n Iro n b a r a n d
a b o lt, a n d th is d o ne w e n t a n d e a t d o w n
beside bin F if e . , ,
if
rested h er c h in on th e pains o f her hand
a n d g ru m b le d .
F o r s e v e ra l d a y s L a n d lo r d M ic h a e l
a n d h is W ife h a d been fin a n c ia lly a n d
c o n s e q u e n tly
m e n ta lly
distressed.
E v e ry o n e i h n u r h t th e y b ad m o n e y , a n d
th e U la h a e lt b a l to o m u c h professional
v a n ity to u u d u o rt/s (h e m .
Im a g in e t h s lr s ta te o f m in d w han th e y
a a w t h a t t h e - in u n t t l t b e r b c rro w m o n e y
o r clone th e Is a .
A Clever T hief,
B u t how did It happen ih a t the M l-
T h ls la b o w th e p re se n ce o f m in d a n d
ehasla. a p p a r e n tly so In d u s trio u s a nd
a u d a c ity o f a C h ic a g o t h i e f s a v e d h im
s a v in g , had c o t a p enn y a f t e r n il t h e ir
fro m b e in g lo ck e d u p : A p o lic e m a n y e a rs a t th £ p ro s perous W h it e C a t?
w h o re c o g n is e d h im a n d k n e w h a w a s
T h e r a ilw a y , Is th e a n s w e r. T r a v e le r « ,
! “ w a n te d ” p u t h im u o d / r a rr e a tt w i t h
w h o once w ere o b lig e d to t r y th e hos­
th e w o rd s , “ Y o u a r e w a n t e d a t b e a d -
p it a l it y o f th e W h it e C ity , w e re n o w a ­
'q u n r t e r a ." “ Y ea, I k n o w ," re p lie d th e
d a y s w h ir le d p u t C h a n d re ss e o a tha
1 t h i e f q u ic k ly .
“ I w a s a r r e s te d la s t
Ir o n ho rse.
n ig h t a n d w a s b a lle d o u t th in n to rq jn g .
Y o u a r e to o s to w ." " I t does look t h a t
" Y o u a re n o t g o in g to sleep o n tha
w a y .” a a ld th e c r e s t f a lle n p o lic e m a n
ta b le , a re y o u ? " snapped M m e . M ic h a e l,
j a a b e to ld tb g t h i e f he c o u ld go. of
p ic k in g up th e b rass c a n d le s tic k .
. w h ic h p e rm is s io n th e t h i e f loot no
“ T h e n you a r t not g o in g to do w h a t
! t im e in a v a i lin g h im s e lf. L a t e r , to his
1 u k s d yo u ? " s a id h e r h u s b a n d . Ig n o r ­
c h a g r in . t h e p o lic e m a n fo u n d t h a t th a
ing h e r 111 h u m o r.
t h i e f lutd n o t b e e n p r e v io u s ly a rre s te d .
“ Is n 't y o u r to n g u e as good as m in e ? *’
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w as fh e w if e ’s s n r ly response.
" P o s s ib ly , b u t y ou bein g, a w o m a n ,
A t th e h e a d w a te r s o f th e O rin o c o
o u g h t to be a llle to t a lk to a w o m a n
S p a n is h tr a d it io n s lo c a te d th a la u d o f
b e tte r th a n I . S he haa b e e n h e re n o w
E l D o r a d o , “ t h e g lid e d m a n ." a p o ­ e ig h t daya. S h e lik e s o u r ta b le , an d
t e n t a t e w h o s e c o u n try w a s so r ic h la
she p a y s lik e a prin cess. I ' l l be t she
g o ld d u s t t h a t be h a d b la txxl.v a n o in t-1 w o u ld n ’t re fu s e I f you u k e d h e r to lend
: ed w it h o il a n d s p r in k le d w it h g o ld e v ­
ns som e m o n e y , an d i f she did le n d It ,
e ry m o rn in g , no t h a t b e s hon e In th e
she w o u ld n 't b la b a b o u t It . because she
s n n ns th o u g h g ild e d . I t In a c u rio u s do esn’t k n o w a n y o n e tn th e v illa g e . I t
fa c t t h a t th e c o u n try In w h ic h t r a d it io n
w o u ld n 't ta k e m u c h to tid e us o v e r a
f e w w e e k s. Y o u a r e a w o m a n , M a rlo n ,
b r e n e x p lo r e d b y a w h ile m a n .
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and look in the glass—you will see the effect—
You can't help puckering—it makes you pucker
to think of tasting it.
By the use of so called cheap Baking
Powders yoii take this puckering, injurious Alum
right into your system—you injure digestion,
and ruin your stomach.
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AVOID AVVM
Say plainly-
“ W h y don’t y o u ask h e r y o u rs e lf? ”
"B ecause I h a v e n 't th e c o u ra g e .”
" N e it h e r h a v e I . ”
T h is la s t r e m a r k w as fo llo w e d b y a
lo n g s ile n c e , w h ic h w as b ro k e n a t la s t
b y th a la n d lo rd 's w ife .
‘ " A ll th e f a m e . I f w s h a d n ’t g o t m ad
w it h C h a rle s , w a c ould b o rro w o f h im
n o w ."
A S la n d e r .
T o a a y t h a t e v e r y m a n h a s bln prlrw
Is to d e n y th e e x is te n c e o f th e g r e a t
m en w h o l i n ^ ^ l e d fo r t h e ir f n lt b nud
th e ir c o u n f r . ^ it b n s e n s e : T l a th e la s t
pica o f n k n a v e a n d I shu S m o n t o f tb s
m o u th o f n fo o l. T h e s te r lin g s tre n g th
o f u ih u n n d w o m a n re b u k e s I t e v a ry -
w he re. - F c tio o lm a e te r.
’’■ t i l l h a r p in g o a t h a t u n d u tlfu l boy
o f o u rs ? "
"O h . t h a t ’s a ll r ig h t ; y o u k n o w I ’m
t o llin g th e t r u t h .”
“ B e s ile n t! I d o n ’t w a n t to h e a r a n y
w f.
poem to U a -
got m ad and
1
J o e s on Ma-
R e c o rd .
—
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i b la ta s te s ,”
Royal is made from pure, refined Grape Cream of Tartar—Costs more
than Alum but you have the profit of quality, the profit of good health.
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m o re t a lk o f t h a t k in d .”
T h e i r eon C h a rle s w as a s u b je c t o f
p e rp e tu a l d is c o rd b e tw e e n th e m
He
ha d m a r r ie d a g a in s t h is r a th e r'» w ishes
a n d In s te a d o f vegetatin g In the nelgh-
b o rh ood o f th e In n . had go ne to liv e In
P a rta , w h e re h e m et w it h c o n s id e ra b le
eueeeaa
F r o m p eop le w h o h a d been up
to P a ris . M ic h a e l a n d bis w ife le a rn e d
t h a t C h a rle s w as n o w m a n a g e r o f a big
d e p a r tm e n t s to re.
W h ile th e m o th e r h e a rd w it h p rid e
th e s to rie s o f C h a rla s ' suoceas, th e f a ­
t h e r refu se d to b e lie v e th e m .
“ Y o a a re n o t such a fo o l, M a rlo n aa
t o t h in k t h a t t h a t lad is m a k in g a n y
m o n e y n p th e r e l a P n rla , a re y ou? I ’ll
b a t h e 's h a v in g a ll he can d o to keep
b o d y a n d soul to g e th e r.”
M ic h a e l c ould n o t fo r g iv e h ie o n ly
eon fo r d a r in g to p ic k o u t a w ife fo r
h im self S w ife w h o m n r tth e m fa th e r o r
« o t h e r had e v e r eeea. T h e p o o r m o th e r
r*
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m ould h a r e g lr e n a g r e a t d e a l f o r a
« a n y m o a a y f o o t t t h e r b u t M ic h a e l w U In fle x ib le ;
rw
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i n a a a u e w ife to C hanuasa.
w ltiT itZ * ii .
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• too <*«1«h»d a stro n g n a.
to th e P a ria to a e . w h o m ba re -
»•
o r e r to fo llies, and
C h a rle s ' w ife w e e p ro b a b ly a s to r t as
a n y o f th e m . N e v e rth e le s s b is g u es t.
M m e . M e rc ie r, fr o m P a ris , b a d , w ith o u t
tr y in g , r e n w v td som e o f b la p re ju d ic e s .
"S h e 's a fln s yo u n g w o m a n ." be sa id ,
m o re th a n once to hta w ife , " i f C h a rle s
b a d o n ly m a r r ie d a g i r l lik e th a t, I
w o u ld n ’t h a v e a w o rd o f l a u l t to fin d .
T h e r e 's p ro b a b ly som e ale? fo lk s l a
P a ris , a f t e r a l l "
T b o cuckoo c lo c k s tru c k n ln * . H a r ­
in g s w a llo w e d a glaaa o f e la r s t, t h i In n ­
k e e p e r aro se, s a y in g :
" W a ll , w U s , I f yo u a re n o t g o in g to
a s k M m e M e rc lp r fo r a lo a n , w e 'll
h a v e to close tb s In n . I'd r a t h e r do
t h a t th a n b o rro w fr o m T o m . D ic k o r
H a r r y , a n d not tb s w h o le v illa g e t a l k ­
in g .”
" D o as y o n please, h u sb an d , b u t 1
c a n n o t ask m o n e y o f n person w it h
w h o m 1 a m n o t r e a lly a c q u a in te d .”
" A b ! I see y o u a re n o t C e rta in t h a t
she Is th e k in d o f a p e rso n y o u w o u ld
lik e to be u n d e r o b lig a tio n to . P e r ­
h a p s y o u 're r ig h t . 1 n o tic e sbs nets
a l i t t l e qu ee r. H a v e n ’t y o u n o tic e d t h a t
h e r le tte rs do n o t com e addressed to
tb s In n , b u t to th e g e n e ra l d e liv e r y ?
i t lo o k s as I f she w a s t r y i n g to c o n ­
c e a l h e r t r u e s am e ? '*
jgd— — — — s, -
" A n d w h o k n o w s i f she h a s m u c h
m o n e y , a n y w a y ?" th e w ife re p lie d .
“ T r u e eno u g h .
F in e c lo th e s o fte n
oo ver a good d e a l o f p o v e r ty ."
H e r e M ic h a e l’s ayes g la n c e d t o w a r d *
M m e . M e rc ie r'» d u s t c o a t t h a t h u n g o ^
a peg b e h in d tb s d o o r. J
" t h a t utuy c o n ta in th e e x p la n a tio n
o f tn e u y e ie r y , " ho s aid to b ln w ife , a t
th e sam e u r n - i o ln tln g to th e coat.
"C h, Ju.cuacll'’ c rie d h is w ife , a n t ic i­
p a tin g b n ib v u n h t, " t o s e a rc h a gu es t a
c lo th in g w o u id be a w f u l."
" Y o u «peak as i f 1 m e a n t to c o m m it
a robbery," wag M ic h a e l's r e p ly , as
hu seised th e cunt.
A lr e a d y h is b a n d w a s In t h e p o c k e t
an d soon o to u g h t lu r t h a le tte r.
A s f i t uuioiucu i t a n d s a w th e w r it in g
h is eyep open ed w id e w it h a s to n is h ­
m e n t and his fa c e tu rn e d pa le .
H e e n v w e d i t to h is w ife . T h e r a w as
no m l*i t a ie g It. H o w o fte n th e y had
aclwO^Mid le tte rs in t h a t h a n d w h e n
lu e .r eon w ss In tb s a rm y .
H u s b a n d and w lis s ta re d a t each o th e r
in w ild s u rp ris e . I h e n th e y rend tb s
fo llo w in g , w ife M a rio n p e e rin g o v e r
M ic n a s i s s h o u ld e r:
" M y D e a r G e n e v ie v e : Y o u a re m o rs
th a n r ig h t. A s soon as y o u r h e a lth w i ll
p e rm it, go a nd pans a w e e k o r so a t
C handesse. l bs is o is a b o u t th re e m ile s
fr o m tb s r a ilr o a d w ta tlo n . T o u c a n ’t
m ien IL O n U s s ig u b o e rd Is h w h its
c at, hence Its n a m e . G e t th e s q uare
ro o m o n th e second flo o r t h a t lo oks to ­
w a rd th e sou th . I t bus a f o e d v ie w o f
a m n L - 1 nasd » b l e e p in I t u p to th e
tim e I le ft hom e.
" Y o u w i ll e a s ily rec o g n is e m y fa th er
a n d m o th e r fro m m y d e s c rip tio n o f
th e m .
T h e y a re d e a r o ld fo lk e . w h o
h a v e o a ly on e fa u lt , a fa u lt c o m m o n to
m a n y o th e rs * o f a p t k n o w in g a n y t h in g
beyond t h e ir o w n fire sid e . I a m s u re
by th is t im e th e y a re s o rry th e y a p ­
posed o u r m a rria g e . B u t. th a n k G od,
w e du n o t b e a r (h e m auy ll l w l l l . l i m a
w ill m a k e e v e r y th in g com e o u t a ll
r i g h t Pans « o tg e days w ith th e m , b a t
u n d e r a n neaum ed nam e. U n d e r n o
c irc u m sta n c e s, speak o f m e.
1 k n ew
y o u r te a rs w o uid b e tra y yon.
" I h a v e h e a rd I t fro m a fr ie n d t h a t m y
p a re n ts a re In need o f m o n e y . G iv e
th e m w h a t th e y need, a nd w h a n y o u
a re g o in g a w a y , k it s b o th o f th e m fo r
m e, a n d b rin g me hom e th e kisses w h ile
t h e y ’re h o t L o v in g ly , C H A R L E S ."
T h a fla m s o f (h e can d le began to flick-
e r. T h e o ld m an lo oked up fr o m th e
p a p e r he h e ld In hie b a n d . L ik e on e
t r y i n g to a to n e f o r a c rim e , he p a t I t
b ack In " M m e . M e rc ie r's " coat.
G la n c in g a t bis w ife M arlo n be aaw
t h a t she w as.aetp.og. Th en h e .tlio s r tf.
b egan to c ry lik e a c h ild , a n d k e p t r e ­
penting through his soba:
“ I h a v e been a t e r r ib le fo o ll
1
w o u ld n 't b la m e C h a rle s I f h e n e v e r
spoke to m e ! "
But th e te ars o f L a n d lo rd M ic h a e l and
h is w ife w ere show ers t h a t c le a re d th e ir
lif e ’s s k y o f s to rm c lou ds w h ic h ha-1
tro u b le d I t fo r ysars.
PRIVILEGES ON RESERVE8.
■pedal
O ccupancy
G ra n ts
A c c o rd e d
b y G o v e rn m e n t o n W e s te rn
T ra c ts .
T h e b u re a u o f fo r e s tr y has p ro m ’ll-
g a te d ru le s g o v e rn in g s p e c ia l o c c u p a n ­
cy p riv ile g e s on f o r e s t r y ' reserves
U n d e r th e m h o tels, sto res , m ills , sum ­
m e r residences a n il s im it a r e s ta b ti'h -
m e e ts w ill be a llo w e d
upon
ra v e r *
la n d w h e re v e r th e d a m a m j Is le g itim a te
a n d c o n s is te n t w it h th e best In te re s ts
o f th e res e rve .
T h e use o f tr a c ts n o t to exceed tw o
acres fo r schools a n d on e acre fo r
c h u rc h e s Is s p c i f l d a l l y
p ro v id e d fo r
by la w . su b jec t to re g u ’ a r i i ' i t r th e de­
p a r tm e n t nn d a n v o t h e r d is p o s itio n o f
th e la n d b y th e g o v e rn m e n t. T im b e r
f o r th e c o n s tru c tio n o f c h u rc h
nod
sch ool b n lld ln g s m a y be secured u n d e r
th e fre e use nnd «ales re g u la tio n s .
A p p lic s t i' ns lo r special
o c e u p tn c y
p r iv ile g e m u s t be m a d e to th e s u p e r­
v is o r. w h o w i ll t r a n s m it it . w it h re ­
p o r t a n d re c o m m e n d a tio n to th e f o r ­
e ste r.
.
In th e m a t t e r o f w a g o n ro e d e a n d
t r a ils th e s u p e rv is io n o f r a n g e r Is g iv e n
a u t h o r it y to a ct. T b r s e c re ta ry o f eg
rle tiltu re .
h o w e v e r, h a s ju r ln d it t lo h
to u c h in g p e rm its fo r e a n a 's . ditch es,
flu m es, p ip e lin e s tu n n e ls dam s, ta n k s
a n d re s » rv o lrs n o t fo r m in in g o r m u ­
n ic ip a l purposes, n o r g r a n t in g a n saao-
Blame It on Tege.
I t w as th e a u rp ria h a n d ro s ifn rto n oa
R o je e tv e n a k y ’ a s h ip s , w s a re to ld , th a t
led to tb s d isa s tro u s d s fe s i e f
his
fle e t. I t Is s u s c ep tib le o f > r o e f . ta e rw
o v e r. Ih a t T o g o w a s la r g e ly to b la m t
fo r th is s u rp ris e a n d c o n fu sio n .
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