The Port Orford tribune., January 09, 1918, Image 1

:h, when, iuv-
b aring Bogtoae Surprise «hB to
b re X attaB .
Undoubtedly the part of tb it
prosperous nation, which Is grow*
ing and prospering wont sw iftly
to-day, is the southwest— the re­
gion whose central field la Okla­
homa, Indian territory and north
Texas, says the Chteagd In ter
e, key-for-evety
of the
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complete,
character
flr w e a .
action
running
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The story of Oklahoma's trans­
formation from.nn empty edttle
range into « land of blosdomlng
farms and thriving towns was ew-
acted in such n startling manner
that It forced public attention.
The beginning of the development
—for only a beginning has been
made, even in Oklahoma— of
other parts of the central sooth
west was made in a less sensa­
tional manner, and It has not re­
ceived the public notice that it de­
serves.
Thus it was w ith surprise that
the nation at large learned, when
the “statehood" agitation became
strong a few years ago, that there
were really more than twice as
many white people as Indiana in
Indian territory, and that these,
and the Indiana with them, were
doing a ll the things in the way of
industries, schools and churches
that are done by thriving com
inanities in Illinois or Iow a or
Minnesota.
I t was with further surprise
that people who In youth had been
aeenstomed to think of Texas as a
land largely ihaccessible save on
bofseback or by wagoa, learned
this year that Texas wan leading
nil the states of the union in rail
way mileage, and had poshed
Illinois from tbs primacy bald for
«0 years.
S v '^ t h .
Keyboard and
Kay tot E w y Character.
W rite for information to
The Smith Premier Typewriter Co, Ins.
Syracwa, N. Y. Btrocka. wwywlsro
the senthwest is growing, and ha*
been growing, aimoat aasesa and
unheard by.tbe nation at large,
and- «“specially unnoticed by the
general public in the region of the
great lake«.
AU parts of tbs American re
public arc prospering.
Avery
where there are chances for youn;
jnea with the will and charaetc
te grasp them. But for men seel,
hag more elbow room, and likioy
td eee rapid rets ran fo r their Inboi
or their woDey, there is no place
to day like the prosperous aouth-
IP YOU
TO U C H
your tongue to
and look io the glass— you w ill fiae the effect—
Y o ^caaY help puckering— it nudtat you pucker
to think o f tasting i t
By the uae o f to called cheap Baking
Powders you lake thic'puck«nftg,iujurious Alum
right, into your s y s t e m - ’ njure digestion,
and two your atomadu
AVOID ALVM
K, « t h a i «/facts !
arine or boar, s a is i
■a raatt ty of totng
luring -be day. am
A - . . < the night,
ordinary r it a r i M
rea’i«oJ lt «tantoth a higheet for Ma woa-
derfvl auraa. * i tha moot «terssatnf caaea.
M yoa n « c -t/ rrfedioiri« ye« eho>ild hava tto
to ri. JSoid
drtirt-teU .r.fiÖe. an dg l. aitaa.
You moj . hava* a aemple hottla «f «da
■vonaw<
' jbecövery
end t r j 4 r tbxt t e i l s | g Q n K 0 P £ ^ M
-n sm ; höntit, beib »on»
u»«ol u: My Iraa hy (naii,
eoeet^eeea» .elves to the unnatural and an
m a tS iw .* th.
wrroondinga of the city;
revotutton. QulaoCs.parent, were w a r. •" the live aenaea become blunted
eted by a proscribed protertant pastor, and doll, their owner appears to
an« bis birth wae never irgaUy ragta- t*, gradually losing individualii v
tried: n ia O t h e r Wh®
and exist only as an unimportaui
Ouiaof tired through the
R p y a H t ttifidfiirdm pure, refined Grape Cream of Tartar—Coat» more
than Alum lMitTCu bave the profit of quality, the profit cf good health. £
a «
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f fit o X
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i ort m
k’ ^ . " i ‘ i rm ' o v
N othing h a t ever equalled it.
N othing c a r ever surp««* i t
l t ‘” n in fb ” t o w * «<’ <’ •' °<
P ro te ria u t. and becamt a Marked aaau
A fte r living for acwtiul ««■*• ’n «to*
get o f hl« I fe bv was at la « arrests«.
to w lU lm ily . uongh. by a K.-t» larm e w*a
e a ^ ip e r .a id
tto
wan
• Are you m arried r replied M. Ouf-
eot
-i^ d J X r X t o i i d X p r t o a n e r .
“trot you would have to p ay Y « ? »*
le t m k « o o .-
T hey w ent eu, aad M. Outant died aa
the acaffold a few days later. At ttoa
A Terfect
Caret
It /. Borne men ate atoms all the,
Uvea, but if the president of tl,-
(JmiteMI States can go camping
wMh |he
<hy >honW >(>t #, (
Americana who can get n week
off follow bi« example? Many of
the Bona of Daniel Boone are
qnite yonng, ami their parents
“ V objpr’ t0 fb'P"‘> ,,,(U> **» » •••
camping alone, but there could be
no objections if the father of some
gf the boys went with them
<o te*eh them wood« ra ft and
e ih n a n r “ H uh; he has t h . oaly t o e -
neow.r la toe «¡gfctoMfcood. aa* has
premised to boy a now oaow ahoveL —
ladiasapolie M aw »’
•T h a i n t » ly-rh-b 111 lleou oarveabeau
t tf o ily " “ Y e ., h , learned how to do
th a t when they lived la a Harlem t a t
and he had to m ake one ch icken go
ropad w ith ala« in the t a a U l y C l e v e ­
land Plain-Dealer.
"Yea, i t ’s tru e .“ boosted CoL Bragg.
that thag had ar-
“ P re been la tonuarorabU « a g a **- rived a t O tam aw .
meata, and ye« I ae»«t loot aey head.”
W hen B a tte «tori»« « a » M «he e o d '
“ And I> e been In h undred, o i them .“
■«lato the a « « t aaaew
replied the auWOaae g lri, “and never loot
aon who ««vaaead to 1
my hear1!.“—Philadelphia Preee.
«he—“ I f . strange bow the l e w t l iel h lu M iC a s a a«««tol «
things hi lit» moke the Hggeat dlB eui- M v a ra w e u t « a a tto to
Uee.“— He— “ T h e fe eo. Heat n ig h t, to r
Inataaea, I could t a d the house all
rig ht, b e t to r the life o f me I oonida't
ta d the k e y h o le ." _ 8 tra y Storiea.
“Say,“ rem arked the t r e t hoy an the
way to school. “I Just heard the minis-
U r U l> ano ther man ’a t m y pa waa a
’horrible example.* Wonder w h a t ’at
l . r “ I gaees." replied the other, “bo
must here a lo t o f fnm tioao la hlee."—
“ Sow, children,“ said the rohool
teacher, “can you U H m . o f » great««
power than a k iu g t“ “ Yea, ma’am ,"
cried a little boy. eagerly.
“ W hat.
W illie T" a rte d the teacher (evpeetiag
the answer: “ Ao em peror"), toa ig a ly .
“ Ao ooe, ma'am.” waa the uaexyeoUd
reply.—Tow n T alk .
aptly called a “towed" d to t W h ile »
la a r i literally true th a t «sting ho«
makes a hog o f a mao. y w It la W js
th ere le a large connection r -w e e n It
and character.
Bloodthirsty, to- . ul
races are those that set meoh-JHrgely
rare meat—freely, whereas the geuue,
industrious. persistent races are-incut-
Naturc baa mads many kinds of
bombs in tbs shape of seed pods
which opes with great force and
projects the con tent a to a conaid
-ruble distance. There is a sea­
shell which explodes with a fur-
uiidable noise sad suggests a
veritable dynamite bomb.
Not long ago a young lady wan­
dering on the shore of Mobile buy
picked ap a handful n f sheila left
by the tide. Among them were
tbe largest of which were not
more than a half inch. Io dinme tee.
She dropped them into her pocket
and forgot all about them until
.o n e days afterward the noticed
an unpleuaant odor which came
from her wardrobe. On taking the
.belle from Iter pocket woe of them
Iropped on the door unAcXploded
vith a sharp noise loud cfimtgh
u be heard in an adjoining remn.
«be tried another with the samr
result. The shells word then ex­
amined by a acicaliat, who found
the mont h of each firmly closed by
a membrane of greuter or le a .
thickness, formed by the drying of
the animal’a slime. T b it bad prob­
ably occurred soon after removal
from the moisture of the beach,
and the inhabitants of the ahell
dying the gases of decomposition
had entirely filled their sphee. On
exerting a little pressure n loud
explosion waa produced, the ahell
fragments flying in all directions.
Out of a down shell« only two
failed to explode. The conditions
moat successful in making the ex­
periment seemed to be removal
from the beach in hot, dry
weather, which caused the sliase
to be exuded in grentey quantities
than usual an^dried it up rapidly.
to lu<iu.» >
he rigar *»«
thè ro ro ^ s ^ te f, y r i the perfume t__,
be preserve«, tlk» the u u m o r, n f s
A w rite r la T t o L a a c ri «ays: ”S
I begaa to study dfat I ba*« to
tonlabcd at the number of
<i
which I have beard, even o f -ire- ’
own. who by eating hr«« a w l n -' -
sTtcif have fouad that their •
tty to colds has quite cone b.ich Act»
as I have w et w ith point to the eom-ii
•too th a t It la the eyeless overcharg-i
w ith the products a f food which wa>
■at required aad eaa act only to f
tea to «vary organ In the body «-
-»
-M a ry .” « M the yuan? aw won’»
atotbrr. “tt armnrd to «ie ynu « « f*
vary cold to tnbii this ioonvtig“ *
"Yea.” she replied ‘‘l ‘ (H' t . /ln n c ' •
waapm -amt
•T h e kiva I You *t>-
|-ia anre.”
“ Haven’t I t i - r. •
that I r« w bb
mun.’ ’ Phils»'
young ikdj in r
about to he Jolo«u
from Osltfcoeb
“Only twh-e.” «b<
aad the criemouy
Aave a<
tto *«
B is Dog -A rc you certa
'MH “ A*
wtstrcaa loves my n ta a tv ri
H e r Ik»? W'bv. It w.:e low
sight. Sbv pushot nW «tt fili
>fe to
let hlw alt d ow n .- -iM -trutt P r r , I ’r-oa,
l a ard e r fa be tn p-TfärtHto i
mat be tc m friv ti’ ’.u
wain should to rven'rv I t
to « r tto « ri*» ., r u te * «V a .n .
Tor AU Throe t and,
Long Trouble«.
Monee b a ri WM IM e. Trial «sWas «Va».
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