The Port Orford tribune., June 27, 1917, Image 1

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O R F O R D ,
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W E D N E M D A Y , J ÍU IN JE
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W ritin g la
N u m b e r IS
the new French
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w<r* ” '
Know
All woman a ra not dagreded In C h in a
“ Y«rytlllng), M. SantOS DanHaMk tF Itn eaa the d o w s g ir empress, who
the famous Preach a e n o a a t, ,o,< bj ,k* for®* ot her own »¿¡i. from
prophesies th at hofor» m < n » **** p o rtio n o f A slave to th a l o f ru le r
J.e
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(I
L ? ,iP? ’ * e
/ i ° a ,P * t * , * 7 ’ <,ob*
^ w ith s ta n d in g the i’re j,id les
Mutton will hare taken place in *»»<n«‘ th s sex am ong th e Mongols
modern method» of traveling.
I » on>*» occasionally break th ro u g h th a
Transcontinental aerial s x -, , r,~ * * \ d •®l1**’ * distinction,
areaaee will “2v I h I l i i a t p „
,n flh * n«'hal. »he m etrop olis o f th e
w iL
2, -i
r - ‘ e o w ,* d w ,io D ot »«••»
* m-
tersbntg and Paris.” Men of thia pto«. to a temple erected In honor of
generation will take-their seats In
• woman denied for her great
them aa n ataraU r as their grand • * rT*ce to her people, and Chiuaae men
fath
er, did in tfc flrgt r S w a y ¡ £ £ d‘“’*“
K
Poet—W e l l , I ’ve got out Uve linea of
■ » poem already, Martha.
Ills W ife— and I ’ re got out seres
lines o f my waetiloy.-Boetoo Herald.
carriages.
y
, ♦
! Csnturiea ago an «M erly lady of good
Paris will be transformed by fnmily «nd condition, who had hitherto
aerial stations at which passe» u " d !’ ,he re* ,<M1 o< » ’’ •»•Tu ng . ro-
gers will alight and embark on
'v" NW'hl’ F' »••» Sheng-
flvincr n m n ih n a a a
I
* w ^ * r*
»p *n t th e re m a in d e r o f
■/tog Om ul buses.
(h e r life. flla e . th. lBd, happened to
winged warships Will menace * • Huang, thia simple e re n t rerolutloa-
modern fleets and wage war with ***** th* PrOT*nc« •» which she made
submarines— perhaps pet whole '¡T f . V “ * '
WM * * T* * ‘ re’ ° Iutlon,
a rm ie s tn fll.rh t
v l -
7 ‘ th
" o ,t « » • • '» • t i r e w ill not ae-
armies to flight. V ery possibly auae her o f h a rin g le ft “ woman's
some bold explorer will reach the »l>»»«ra." since her instrum ent, „ e ra
north pole without much difficulty
•« •» to te d w ith counties, » o n ­
to a dirigible balloon
'
f~ m Penelope, th a te rrib le F a te ..
All necessary operations in
writing, billing or ¿tatistical work
are accomplished from the key-
board of the light running,
atfion Model 10 (Visible)
_
“ W h a t w o u ld vo., . . . . » . . , u
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"d d "
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. ,h * “ ’’tot uoua woman” o f Solomon’s
praise, down to our own grandmothers
spJndT« and the loom.
Santos Dumont, “if I t6l<] von that
next summer I ant confident o f'
giving a new impulse to aerial na v
L
r
“ ' bCl“
W,,OB t.brica
bass been used to
ln 9 ' ln * <or 4,000 / • • * %
**
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I
“pe'tM
able, before ending my expe- shoot soo years ago.
riences, to ernlse over Europe I
know the Janl-
to r’s d ls p o a l-
Hon.” answer-
sdberhnatmnd.
“ I f we make
him b o ile r, we
t r . thoroughly
eomfcrtsblc. be
w ill
b u s tle
a ro u n d s a d
T |m
pl«ase
I'm g,
sd of
coffee
a flying houseT*
Naw York.— X gentua tn this city baa
Inranted aa aluminum golf ball. TBtola
expected to revolutionise thia popular
..
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The obmposltlon of tha hail la kept sa-
1 erat. A certain amount of phospha, u«
1 mixed with some other chemical gives i t
> a peculiar and b rilliant glow. Tha ball
Is claimed iq have all tha propert' i <•
, the regulation oaa.
I
The uulqiie feature lias Is tha fact th a t
i w iili tbs n tw Invention golf cau bo
j played at nlfihi ^s »'«to-* .. aei. i b i , <11
1 to sinning. th hererpt It drops it ran
seen b> tha light it totw w . „ut. When
playing at night lanterns are placed on
the different greens. In driving the
course os tha hall sen be seen through
the air.
maks th in g s ** «*'
d i f f e r e n t . " - 1 > "* e
W n s h le g to n after
star.
I News
and to lost. « s l£bt It can readily U
Brand by the glow It gives out.
l.'paon - W hat's the m a tterf Gas*t
ran s w im f y
Dow naan- Yeah, trat don't yau abas
» r t sign?—Chicago News
I f YOU
Sh rasvd T h ie v e r y .
r i
TOUCH
Thor» Is eo.-nfort in the knowledge sc
often aprasaed, t'wt Dr Kilmer's S . amp-
Roc', II,e crest Sidney remedy tolflUs every
wish in curing rheumatism, ,-aln In the
beck, kidneys, liver, tladder and every part
ef the urinary peerage. It correct3 Inebtlitv
•o hold water and scalding paid tn patr'.ig
it, or bad effects ,ollow*ng use of liquor,
wine or beer, and cvercom Athai in.pt- . . —
necesslly i f being compelled to go often
turlnv «ho dey, and to get up meny time«
<*'V^.g tbe
the night. The mild and
end the extra-
extre-
ordinanr effect of S w e m p -R o o t lx soon
rea'lzed
It «tende the hlgbeet for Ito woo-
dert.’* ct'Fc t qf the me; t dlxtresxlng cents.
II y o . need e medicine you should have the
•xùt. So.d cy druggist« lr 50 c.xn d JI. n-ra.
and look in the glass— yon will see the effect—
Yon can't help puckering— it make» you pucker
to think o f tasting i t
By the use o f so called cheap Baking
Powders you la k e this puckering, injurious Alum
right into your system— you injure digestion,
your stomach.
condl-
-•tfro o. that lb« kidneys and fclad-
ALUM
ruin
o n lialtky
«on
the ku-
K j C T y / 1 » nays; If it slain.
T p J f i- A A j- d l your Un«,, |t k
evidence o( kld-
\| ' U C I JSL nay troubla; too
. i K / y / ’ r f r e q u e n t desire ta
- j - f P» '
£a,n ,n
your tongue to
and
(W
AVOID AlvVM
operator."
R o yal is made from pure, refined G rape Cream o f T a rta r—Costs more
than A lum but you have the profit o f quality, the profit of good health.
DOCTORS
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Nothing has ever equalled it.
Nothing caa ever sarpass i t
Dr. King’s
New Discovery
G U ARANTI, t f r
f«r(®aKa“ »îB.
A Perfect
Core :
For All Throat
Lang Trouble».
«•anorkMkiratwto. Titoinranm
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S ’ V IF T a
«te « A P .-W
o «!■•<*« r«1lh«w.
On Ito? tired throo<b 11»* moot e r t e t
ful periods of modern France. H e wee
born In 1787 amid the muttering» o f tbe
■revolution. Guizot'« parents were mar­
ried by a pnmertbed Froteetaat pastor,
and bit birth was never legally regis­
tered. Ilia father, who tree aa advo­
cate. need Ida talent for public apeak
lug In the Interests or tbe psrueented
Proteei.-mts and became a marked man
A fte r living for at vend weeks la dan­
ger of 1,1« Ufe.be wa« at taat arrested,
nnwtlllngly enough, b r’n «rodarme who
knew nud respected Urn.
“Shall I let .von e scap er said th>
man. ,
“Are rou m a rrte d r replied U. Gue
»,1.
Houston.— Negotiations era pending
Io secure (or this city a p in « to manu­
facture paper bottles.
The bo . tie la made from paper pulp, to
B o n-rsh i..jle and naich lighter thai
glass. It Is claimed to be proof s ai.
Infection on aoccJBt of the fact Uta; I t .
harcietlcally sealed when dllad i . d tbr
O irta g and Receiving.
Back o f t l a botii« muul be cut off n o.
I t may Indeed be more blessed to . J f . Tha hottie is « le d In by aut< „m u.
machinery andThen crisped lu and
give than to receive, but whan tha
former luxury to .a o t within, one’s sealed autqa^tically. The bottle is aon-
rs&IIable Irom the fact that It to de­
honest reach. It to Massed, too, to re­
ceive from those one Iboroaghly stroyed or so ue’ ocsd whea opened tha
It cannot he as; 1 sgain.
loves.—George 8. Merriam.
Special auu swatfg machinery la ra-
qulrcd (o r m ti lng the bottles. A i 1 one
of these ma bines w ill m i ka l -O OdU
bottles a week. The irazhtne wl l ooet
9,004. flpeclel rrjac’ lç e rj w lll be used
to close the bo.ties wber, filled.
“Americans who go abroad most s »
pact to ba robbed right and left." said
a young man who recently returned
from a b rief European tour. “Ona ex­
pects to be held up for all sorts of tlpat
bat when the beggars follow you hams
you can't help feeding a sort of adm ira­
tion for the'r Ingenuity.
" I went over on one o f the Red Star
tine boats, and «he first thing I did on
landing at Antwerp was to go to tha
cable office and seed a a
to 0,7
mother announcing my rnfe arrlvaL I
paid the toll aud thought no mors
about it until i got boats, when among
my mall I fouud a totter from tbe A n t
.werp operator, addressed In car» of my
mother, raying that through aa error
Baldness Canted b y Vera.
he had not charged me euough for my
cablegram sent on such and such a > There are several well authen­
date, that he bad been obliged to pay ticated cases of hair falling oat
the difference out of his own pocket from some strong emotion, but
snd as Ills «alary was very small and one of tl,em is
particularly
be had a large fam ily and all rbat sort
**T'ue amount was a trifling one, snd
You m y hxve a «ample bottle ef thto I did eend him a foreign money order.
vç.«tovt,.l
diecovery
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I have elnce learned from experienced
xnu a boon that it! I,
travelers that I had been made tbe
more about k, both sent
victim c f a «yatemsttc ferm of robbery
vhsolu'ely free by mail. ^"*iGSîS®5îC!îï
«durees Dr. Kilmer It -|,— ‘ -;7m7a?r. and that ncarrely a cablegram to sent
from the other aide nntev« It to o f a
honlmra nature that to not followed
by acme Koch pica from the European
’ ,*«
mas” seems to hare constated chiefly
e f brandy, mulled wine and punch,
drunk la enormous quantities; a "good
old-frahlon d way” of keeping Christ­
mas. the loss ot which need not quite
more us to te r n . Whea Christmas
comes, v s eat and drln lees i'tan wo
flkd; .but the met.log ot Irl, nils, the
performance i f kindly cetds lor oth-
ersf Mie g rta er readiness to forgive
and fb fotgat— this Is the essence ot
tha true Christmas spirit, and It to
as strong to-day as ever.
Mother H a t Y o u r Babes.
A generous stork visiting the house of
Charles Hsrney, of Portsmouth, ( .. left
four live babies, three boys and oca
girl, all of whom ere perfectly vp Hand
give p io i..s e „ ( living. T heir agg. ate
weight Is IS pounds whllh the e ' .t* r
•vcighs only f? poerds. and their .
to a s u n of Blender build.
strange.
A normally healthy
farmer of some 38 years of age
saw his child thrown from a cart
and trampled under the feet of a
mule. He. sup| osed It killed, and I
WORKSHOP MOTES.
experienced in his fright and an­
The world*» production o f lead
guish a sensation of chilliness and
amounted In J t M to, 777,000 tone.
tension in the bead and face.
Paper teeth ere alleged to be supe­
The child escaped with a few rior to eny other substance y-.i im -
bruises, but the father's hair, ployed.
Ordinary bicycles can be changed
beard and eyebrows began to drop
out the next day;and at tbe end of Into tandem» by ao Illinois men’s is-
a week he was entirely bald. A vention.
During
ISM
Brockton
(Mass.)
new growth of hair appeared in ehipped «20.277 eaeet of ehoes, a gain
In e time, bat much flner.—N. Y.
of 27.301 '•«tee over IMS.
Herald.
i
The experiments made In England
In October. M W . Allatoona pass, a
delile In the luountalo« of Georgia, waa
guarded by General Corae. with 1.600
men. I t waa a strong, strati glc point
and. moreover. 1.500.000 rations were
stored there.
Freelch. tbe «outhern
guoersl w ith 0.000 men. attacked tbe
garrison and drove tbe defender« lute
The Korean, who ia a poet be­
a «mall fort on tbe crest of tbe bill. fore he fa a cultivator, apeaka of
Tbe battle was fierce. Tbe northern
hit rice aa “The Golden Hand.”
soldiers fell In such nnniben that fur
Whea It spronta it is “The Biisht
«.her fighting seemed folly.
It then becomt «
I»,it one of Corae’a officer» caught Green Field.”
atght e f a white signal flag fluttering •The Blue Green Plala.” When i(
In tbe breeze on tbe top of tbe K en» begins to ripe» it ia “TheMotGcil
raw mountain, across tbe ralley. I f
Jade Wave." When ripe “The
miles away. T be signal waa anarered.
•lid then came the Insp'.-lng measagr Yellow Gold Wav«.” When cat
“Ye». I hare two cblktreo.”
“ And so hare 1,” replied the prisoner, from mountain to mountain: "Hold It ia "The Yellow Ire,” and when
"but yoa would hare to pay for me. the fort. I am coming.— W. T . Bher- harvested ft is "The Home of the
Let ns ga on."
G o ld e n Child.”
They went on, and¥M. Galant died on
the scaffold a few drfyg later. A t this
co*«r o»p sc <Mra
time Francato, tbe future statesman,
When Hr. Richter, th« greatest
who was tbe eider of tbe two children,
living conductor, finally adopted
was «lx and a h alf years old and a l
the baton, be baraed all bis ran»
way» preserved the recollection o f g»
Ing to see bto father In pr.aou. or Wbat
positions, making with them, h«
was euphemistically ealtod tbe bouse af
said, “the sweetest rep of eoffw I
«vsr tasted.”—Landon Treth.
for the pr.Kl action of a sntokeleta coal
have met with entire setlsfacti'.n The
composition of the oew product Is 02
per eenl pit coed duet end »even per
eeut. a mixture of Stockholm tar aud
ran stir lime
Hot long ago, nt Cramp«' «hipysrd,
there wkv m ennrmou' ¡ > -
»oft
eoeT, and a crowd of cu lt are? looking
men were going ever It and srtevting
eerlain unq«. The coal selected was
fo r uee in tbe tr ia l tr ip nf n sew roen-
a f-w e r
Wise and t e t o ii ,« m tr were
choosing ik e c o a l beeau- ^ « i . i s s de­
pended larg e ly on the q u ality o f the
foel.
,
—
. Paper may be rendered C r,; roof for
m ekfn«flashllght refleeten nr I r other
porposis hy m oistening w f b he fol­
lo w ing KCtMtoe:
Art.mr n»f*n
h«to,
• parts: boric seid. a p a -
oi •.«. 2
parte, etotso. 100 parte.
mag*
state ran also be u ttd. an,
..utloa
e f common alum is often cflcecioae.^
hot It tends to loosen end disintegrate