The Port Orford tribune., December 26, 1917, Image 2

New Keaiy Te Attack G
t o 4 ’e r i O r fo r d S r ib u u r
C o n tin u e d from l« M w eek:
M e te o rite * v a ry
VKDXESnAT December
M,
in
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Iro in lho»« which are enaipuaed
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W a s h in g to n ,
Nee. .2 1 — A 'v i « f *
Oom po»i lion eny t h a t Japan i t a u x io u * !■• - t t '» ,
m uni w h o lly of i t i* silicate
tiO r,
a l - 1 e t G e rm a n y b y oecupyutg S .i,
m in e r . T h ia re p o rt, w ith t h * p u b lic a tio n «><
»1-, o'iivm » »nd p v ro x iu c , a n d «oiiiie >tii» a ll» i(e .l lluaa J a p tre a ty , to attack
a
lin t e »
litt le
feh ie |a ir,
to
tboae a n y
n atio n
u te m p tin g aupreinucy
w hich «re voin|ioaed altnu«t e n tire ly m C h in a , w»» the »enraiion o f t h e
o f n ick4*iri>'n. M a n y g ra d u a iio n a d ip lo m a tic q u a rte t*. Boise o f th e x i
are m e t w ith , hut n arerthei«»» it
|UM *itile, aa
iu tu
Hire«
ill defined
1,
2.
«aid troopa a . re needed there.
,
L o n d o n , D«e. 8 0 .— T h e foreign
A erofife» or Stony M eteorites.
S lile fo h le a or S to u t tfo n M e-
T
S id e ritc i or Ir o n
.
>.
M ete o rite *.
office refuted to
,
,
A erolite« are for the g re e te r p a rt
. * .
. . . .
i
com pined o f the a lltc a te tuio srala
,,
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. in
w ith »m all am ounts of the m e ta llic
a llo y s and Ftflpliidea,
cuishes y o u
• S itje ro lile a g e n e ra lly conaiat o f
com m ent
on
Ca-
» •e iw >.< t t w a > « l« a .
H a l l ’» C a t a n *
C u r» w a > p ra a e rlb e d b y o n » o f th e I m M
■ e y a ln a iH i lu th ta l o u a t r y f o r y e a rn . I t
I»
o f »on»» o f t h e tw a t tu n tee
known,
jn .b ln » .l w it h
» o » » a f th »
boat l>!«x»l p 'j.’ i l U n
T h » p u iic c t e n m -
bl.-M tfo., o f i ho In a n O ir n t » In
H a ll '»
C a ta r r h
C a r « ’ 1« w h a t (,-rodueaa e v r h
w o n ^ a rO .) n a m it» t» c a t a r r h a l oobdi-
U- j O s P«nJ f o r t u O m t m la la . tt»fc.
T. i
Open U nder N ew M a n
Board by Day,
C H F N B T S CO.. Propa.. 'folada. O.
B utcher Shop
- ______ __
^Hed
y|'
a accord w ith President W ils o n ’s o u t
W. K. J?HX801
that
will
defy
Wind; and
Rain and give the ligh t of
half a dozen ordinary Lan­
terns, rte«
tire ly o f an a llo y of n ic k e l-iro n w ith desires. T h e B ritis h seek no te rri-
to rta l e x te r/ii.m , b a t w h a t th e io ta » ,
iro n sulphides an d phoephidea.
T h e A é rm ife group has been
vided in to 19 aulì group«
io th e ir m in e ra l
S id e ro lite H ito
d i ­ o a tin b a l
peace
Oonference
Aa the
BANDON IS PATRIOTIC.
F
m ig h t
ED. L IN D B E R G
Port Orford
the L lo y d George’d’ pledge» to A m e ric a
oom poet lio n ;
discovered
I8 6 0 by Dr» E v a n * belongs
The citizens of Bandon are q u ite indignant over the
report given out by Mrs. Jen n ie M. K em p that there was
“no interest” in th a t town over the food conservation cam ­
paign. T h ey claim th ey are just about 100 per cen t pa­
triotic, and viewed from their past accom plishm ents it does
aeom aa though Mrs. K em p m ust have made a m istake
when she accused Bandon ol being asleep at th e switch^
In th e Red Ur os», the Liberty Loan and the Y. M. C.
A . drives, Bandon has been in th e Curry county district.
M any of her leading citizen s have given much of their
tim e and energy in behalf of these causes. Bandon d o l­
lar* have rolled freely iijto the nation 's coffers in its hour
o f need. There m ay be ways in w hich the town of Bandon
oonld be weighed and found wanting, but when it com es to
patriotism she has a right to claim that she ia “all wool
and a yard w id e .”
S id e ro lite group an<j
group k n o w n a *
.
A N IN N W O R T H
te j
to
a
n etw o rk d r sponge o f
tha . sub
w h ic h
oonlinuoua
ra e te l,
con cluding th ia artiole.
they
O liv in e
a m eg neaio di a n d iro n eilioate
ia
and
th e re la tiv e 1 proportion« o f th e meg
neeia
and
iro n
in
GOLD B EA C H , O R EG O N
the
w ill be g iven b rie f consideration in
g re a tly
contained
in d iv id u a l
Notions, Mens Furnishings
- - and Dry Goods - -
varies
meteorites.
O liv in e is the m oat a b u n d a n t «1
the ineteorio m in e ra l« , and
a ll
ia
ael
dom a b s e u l.in a n y meteor, and ia
fou nd In e in a H 'g ran u le e even in the
S id e rite
or
Iro n
group.
O liv in e
som etimes make» u p as inkoh as
per oent
of
th e
whole
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m eteorite-
O liv in e is ou« o f th e moat- ootnm oa
a n d w idespread co n s titu e n t o f
re s tria l igneous rock«.
Port Orford Furniture
ter­
1-
J hf, '■
O liv in e baa a vitreou s lustre, and
the c o lo r may be y e llo w , yellow ish-
N ational prohibition is in sig h t. Congress h a ’ passed
the act by a substantiel m ajority in both H ouses, and
three-fourths of the states iu the U nion have seven years
ia w hich to endorse it, when it w ill becom e a con stitu tion ­
a l amendment.
W ith th e steady trenJ towards prohibition
ratification of th e act of Congress by the different states is
reasohaWycdrtfeliî.
Secretary of thé Interior, Franklin K. Lane, in speak­
ing of the war recently said : “There w ill be many by­
products of thiaw ar, and they w ill all react for the health
of the nation, *physically, so c ia lly ,, ootjjjpercially and
m orally.”
Unquestionably, national if not worldjprohibitiou w ill
be one of these by-products. Lord K itchenor said before
his death that insobriety was England’s greatest enem y,
General Pershing has forbidden the use of in toxican ts by
green, o live-green and brow n.
hardneee r u n a jr o m 5 5
th e specific
g ra v ity
to
is
7,
also
rock»,
especially
t y A m eric a n a ll cams o u t last wesk
T h e fo rm e r pap er
N o rth B e n d ,h a s
h on or
Iv in a , are ,eqa)*5iin*a used
ae
gems
and one k in d .fo u n d in A riz o n a
been nam ed Job’s le a n
bas
because
of
th e ir p e c u lia r p itted appearance.
T h e m e ta llic elem ents
Pallaaites
req uire
no
fo u n d
in
d escription
bare M th e y g re.w M l k n o w n to
a ll.
T h e m ost com m on m etals fo u n d
m eteorites, ary, in th e o rd er
re la tiv e proportions:
in
of th e ir
Ir o n ,
N ic k e l,
tb d
m in e ra l
C o balt and C opper.
As an e x a m p le
of
d i­
am eter should be oloeely e x a m in e d ,
th e lo c a tio n
n oted
and
reported
e ith e r to m y s e lf or to D r . G eorge P.
M e r r ill,
S m ith s o n ia n
In s titu tio n ,
o f wag fo u n d j o K e n tu c k y w hich
la u n c h in g tb s flret vessel u n d er Ute
s h ip b u ild in g
oam paign, a n d
woe may exam ine a n d
M r» . to d e te rm in e w h e th e r
say
WM. GILLINGS, PROP
A U R C ir
is to send you (or
30 d-'.ya’ free trial in your home
t beau’..lijl,guaranteed Ststck Piano
direct frtn , f-i'-factory, thereby aav-
b f you fiOO.OO or mor«.
Spedali
Piano
Bargain ¿
A
A
W « here CoMñkflf’ v o fll '
a t a n » ,M«iuhnt r f I
aU khi'r weed and « cv A b M-L-.-.
hand pLannc x‘
’1 «tac.dw’ î
« t k e ^ T h e iS b tfi er« A lew
bsrr»la ll« t
Jias Svery Facility , For
i, f
■¡handling Your Busixtces
Banking by Jia il Solicited
Interest paid en Saving ¿cis»
W e req.-i-e s» y»jw«st h a t-
V«it art net asked to tie
'ipyc-ur jec.ney in any way. AU
y“u co
the piano Into
• * -^ ** *w ib (.<'3Odsy«rtree trial,
wiHtre you teat it and try it in
1 y » jre w a y a y .
A t the - « 4 of ( I
rn e decld»
« sk .
L,
tA
■Hr
k *l
IB
¡M
ifJ j
m
t
S w e e t T otted —
G u a ra n teed 2 3 Y e a r s
You w ill b - delighted with the
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nreetneaa, in rity and power of the
tone oi the S tart'* Plano. You w ill be
pt«»a-d wth
aud ttw Aouncs» at it«
cowtmrrt-M.- F a i t i r w c k l i a r o I t » : . , r * t a l l »
« m H i t in t M t»
-<! »nr i S r - t » . Th t«
««»»»r.iM »«»,-:* • o n -tni»». b«.-c»ui« It lu x
back ol It aa <»:<i-,u.biM ba4.(»a»oauU« p ita s
be«M .
Whc ber the p'.ano it prat the
I 'u w s n l. [f it ia. yon keep It, pay-
Far cwr tow
> prtcak
fa p airo «pM to*uitf9ua. If, for ««7
r '« '« * a j r rfa n poGpjrove to b o « »
to yt ur e tp e tliiio rfe fa every way
».»<
PMQO vow haeo ever
n. r»i W the money, you may pend
A bn<k pnd to <Jk*e wweat w p w i |
» A S k h e f..t o f e u a w » »
are q r t asked to pay
nt c.-sh H a w s , bwt altor «
krs o í trial y ru cas pwyto
lysMtot on the k.west. «Seiest
wsMsvvr say vested by a prass
manufacturer.
These
I
tornas are srrasrrd to
I
suit your evoveob nee,
'
and you can buy a pietra
f
fa r y nur
without
Unzeit« the mossy.
DKNNIB C U NN IFT, Mt..
CeWsraletl ?urck Phycr-Piaao
Dep. 0 . 8 . M ineral Sarve jo»
This irnfMfcrfc? InNmment tnahci
musicians oi us all. T he Surelc Player-
Plano b rk h-t< >nsd« easy to operate
•M (twrebta. I t ha< anenr evito e i-e . up to*
Harvey or for the D istrict t Or­
egon.
Gold Hewch.
Sato fcuitwrM «het n»uhc *t in«t the faa<nim«*nt
.
•
»
Ogsvow
y«S aeed to yotr hwn«. *>uf direct from far
teryprices wry low» aad wv w ill U k e ro « i old
P- A . 8 C H M ID T , M . D
fr « X) a ù b ! r w » « l . b »M af t l» h-«t know»
achoola la CMcaeo. Y m J«k» n»a» l»«m s la
thus ba able
or
not
the
W o od ro w W ils o n has c h ris te n « ] the specimen th a t ba m a y ru n across is
vessel the "North B sod.”
Sk
b a s a lt.
I have a apeoi
men o f a P a lla s ita m eteorite which
th e
¿V,;/
Other Bargains; Call and see them
a v e ry in te r­ W a s h in g to n , 1), C .
esting e d itio n .
. . - -
T h e clear y e y # jy -g re e n k in d « o f ol
g ro un d a n d ab o u t .the sam e in
T b s Coes B e y H a rb o r , tbe W s s te ro
' \
& Hardware Store
and
q u ite
h ig h , S 3 to 3.6. O liv in e ia an iua
p o rte n t cdh atiju ent in a n u m b e r o f
e ru p tiv e
Brown Beans 12-5c per lb.
The
h is soldiers. Such as th is has caused our Congress to take com position o f Pallaaites we w ill
the.action it bas, and they /ire the handw riting on the w all consider th e M o u n t V e rn o n P a lla -
eite w hich was found in C h ris tia n
that fortell the death of K ing A lcohol. ■
A sergeant in one of the training campB who was in ­ c o u n ty , K e n tu c k y , a n d w hich
w eighed about 2 88 pounds. Il k
terviewed a few days ago on what the m ilitary training is
com po sitio n is a t folllow s:
doing for our boys said : “I wouldn’t m iss w hat I am go­
per oent.
in g through in the training camp for anything. I t’s the O liv in e
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m aking of me. It’s the m aking of thousands of others N ic k e l-iro n .
'r > . . .8 3 .1 8
here at camp. ’ Bome of them d on ’t realize it yot, but you S c h r e ib e r t it e ............ .............. 1.96
would be surprised at the num ber o f them that do.
I T r o ilit e . . . . ,r . . . . . . . I . , , ; . . . . . .6 9
know lots of habitual booze-fighters who are beginning to C h r o m i t e . ....... ........................... 1,00
realise that total abstinence is a pretty good b et. One of C a r b o n . . . . * . . . . . . . ...................... 09
them came to m e the other day and said: *1 hate to adm it C h lo rin e , a b u n d a n t tra c e s ,----------------
it, but I never felt so good in m y life. I despise a prohi­
a i '
JOO.QO
bitionist, but if 1 become fully satisfied that total absti-
T h e m e ta llic p o rtio n o f th ia m e ­
nence is largely responsible for the way I feel; I am going teo rite is h ig h ly m ag n etic b u t dose
to be one, no matter how m uch it hurts m y feelin gs.” ’
not possess ' p o la rity . T h e o liv in e
N ot on ly are Am erican soldiers being taught the ways occurs in thore or leas founded
of sobriety, but they are gettin g m oral training many of masse* which’ - w hen c a re fu lly e x ­
them never got at home. Characters are b eing moulded, tra c te d , ih^'hr W ell m a rk e d facets.
At elated before, the E v a n s M e
and the soldier boy ia being revitalized into a more self-
teo rite belongs to the
P a lla a ite
reliant, efficient and useful citizen. H is dhaftce of com ing
group a n d j a o f nao fw th au o rd in a ry
safely through the war is greater than we are wont to interest on aooouot o f ite v a ry larg e
think. H is life can be insured at an increase of only & per size fo r th ia fcinA, and fo r tb ia raa
cen t over the rate given civilian s in peace tim es. During son i t possesses B o ra than o rd in a ry
the last 6 m onths of 1916, which includ ed the Som m e of­ .scientific value.
I b a v e ^ g e r y reason to b elieve
fensive and the great fight around Verdun« the French lost
th a t th e E v a h s M ete o rite w ill be
on ly a trifle more than 1 per cent of their soldiers.
fo u n d b y aome one in the n e x t few
Our nation, through the Bed Cross, the Y. M. C. A., years i f su fficien t interest ia shown
th e L ib e r ty lso e a , the Thrift Stam ps and the Foocl Conser­ in th e m a tte r .b y prospectors and
vation, is leAFiring its lesson of mercy, finanoe and econo­ others going, ip to th e m o u n ta in s
especially in the v ic in it y of I r o n'
m y, that w ill be a blessing to it for ages to com e.-
and S alm on M is . a n d a n y m a ts o f
T hus even the dark war cloud, w ith all its infinite m io e ra l o r p ecu liar rock p ro jecting
horrors, has Its silver lin in g .
4 o r X feet above tha surface o f the
W o r ld and tbs S o u tb sro Gqos C o u n ­
W H IL E
were u n a n im o u s ly supported.
in
io
FaUaaitee,
uousist o f o liv in e io
" ífí s ie r FA’■ 1
Oil Va»
according agree was dt-ct-eaSry to fu tu re peace.
6 e e b -g ro u p *; „ a n d
m e te o rite
I
Y o u r P a tro n a g e S o li
LANTERN
the S h le ritte d o C o 3 sub-groups.
in p a rtic u la r, p ut o ut
in Con
Choice Meats at a Seasonable
G e rm a n re p o rt.th a t th e a llie a had
;
,
accredited legation« to th e U k ra in e ,
.
u ..„
w hich »«sire independence.
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L o n d o n , Dee.— E n g la n d is in fu ll
ailid a te in in e ra M . M(»« ,
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It o v ic to ry . I ’ryn tjer L lo y d George
S id e rite a iU * corupoaed a lm o s t en- «aye the U n ite d feialea had no.««lti»li
1 riWiarhaÎMh AehAteAtedhd
in h o lid a y dress.
Week or
the
n etw o rk or,ejjonge of m e ta l, th e in - lin e o f th e war »ince ho «aid th e
ieraticea of which are tille d w ith th e fig h t fo r w oiid dem ocracy m u s t go
H ealth & P ro sp erity
& th e C om plim ents
oí the S eason
H a lf»
a« ¡n a tio n o f Hm aia w nd p o in te d In tin-
A in erioan c uu .ul «1 V la d iv o s to k who
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8.
fR jB U R a
group«
U iU ta w l
A*’-?™.««**?-
in v ia « o f the piWathla T e u to n {torn
fo lio » » :
L w n ie -.
ç li©
ia lied d ip lo m a t< fa ro r a S ib e ria n w ove
them
a r u le , to a e p a r a la
so
c u -a » t»k..u l.oar»«U r aad
acta lb m :.:« tileod <,o tiu tnix-oO» a u r -
a meteorite o f tha Pallaaite group.
P. A. STARCK MANO CO.
M a W a c ta ra ra
CHICACO
Langlois, Oregon
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