Rogue River courier., August 06, 1916, DAILY EDITION, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2

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DAILY WXUK 1UVKK COURIER
Daily Bcguo River Courier
A. E. VOORHIES, Pub. and Prop.
W1LFORD AIXEN, Editor
Entered at the Grants P&aa, Ore
gon, Poatofnce as second-claw nail
natter.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
One Yew IS. 00
Six Months. .. 3.00
Three Months 1.60
One Month .50
Payable la Advance
SUNDAY, AUGUST , 1919.
AN "UNDESIRABLE", MODS OF
CAMPAIGN.
, If any branch of the American
government should be Immune from
a "freedom of the press" that forgets
the base of common honesty upon
which such "freedom" Is supposed to
rest. It should he the judiciary. But
when partisanship becomes so rabid
or so hard put that political capital
ization reaches into the application
of rules of justice, and by that in
terference increases dangers of taint
of future application of those rules
by forcing play to temporary popular
whim, public opinion should make
Itself felt
There Is appearing in some Demo
cratic newspapers, the afternoon
' I . 1 . - 1 ..1 V ...... W I u u W . . .. l.l . .
ii nujiuiug lu.uiBiury in urn luauurmi juhiuv up-
this case could show a party favor- elded rases according to personal
a writer or. me ' popular- type, a iea- uism or aiscnnunauon, wny was u
paper of our neighboring city to the ctslon be rendered.
east, for one, a series ot articles by
eral office-holder appointed by the. not shown that the democratic ap
democratic administration, in which ipolnteea. on the supreme bench had
that very abuse of "freedom" Is be-j voted against such decision, which
Ing taken. Political attack upon they did not.
Charles E. Hughes, the republican On the other hand, a glance Into
presidential nominee, here takes the the decision rendered In Coppage vs.
form ot a criticism from a ''popular"! Kansas, in which case somewhat the
standpoint, of Judicial decisions, ren-jsame principles were Involved, shows
dered by the United States supreme! more of the personality asserting It
court while Mr. Hughes sat as a ;self. Here Justice Hughes alone came
Justice.
concurred with his fellow justices, ion, believing the circumstances in
chosen both from republican and 'this case should turn the application
The tact that Mr. Hughes :out flat-footed in a dlsscuttng oplu-
democratic ranks, In the application
ot a rule ot justice in some oue or
other particular case which might
be offensive to some class or other of
people, is used In an attempt to turn
that class from him. In the Friday
article, the Danbury Hatters' case de
cision, in which all Ihe justices con-
of the law to the laborer. Other
justices, Including the democrats,
voted the other way.
But in any auch analysis of deci
sions, where the basis is politics,
there Is both juoral and technical
wrong. Members ot our Judiciary,
national, state and local, are often
opinion. We can not legislate that
members of the judiciary shall not
serve their country It they are called
(o public onVe. The only recourse
Is through voluntary exerctso ot dis
cretion and tho carrying on ot a
clean campaign when such a mem
tier of the judiciary Is a candidate,
whether locally or nationally.
The publication of such articles as
referred to hits great potential dau
ber, ami should be stamped out
whether they regard a Justice of the
peace who wants to Jx a councilman,
or a member of the supreme bench
whose cull has been to the highest
national oltlce. The paper that pub
lishes the artldeand upholds It with
a column or editorial is no less a
transgressor than he who writes Ihe
original.
curred, If note Is taken, was used as called upon to serve the public. It
an appeal to laborers that Mr. they must always look to popular ap
Hughes is opposed to their use of the proval rather than to strict appllca-
boycott as a weapon. Now this Is a
particular instance. It was not se
lected because It was particularly
distinctive in showing Mr. Hughes'
personal belief, but because the ap
plication of the rule of law here
dictated that such and such a de-
tlon ot rules, upon which practice
rests the stability of our law, then
our judicial system will have been
completely undermined. Rules of
justice must guide the judiciary now
and In the future as well as in the
past. We have passed the period In
GRANT LANDS AND GRANTS PASS
The presence of the first camp of
surveyors in Southern Oregon, tor
the purpose of the classification of O.
ft C. lands and the possibility of an
early throwing open of such grant
lands tributary to this city gives an
encouragement for Improvement that
has long been looked for. But at
the same time, the looming up of
Your Fish and Hunt Stories
are Very Good
We re inclined to believe them. To increase the interest in same
we want yon to make your selection of Fishing Tackle, Guns
i and Aannmnltioo, Tents and Camping Supplies at the
Grants Pass Hardware Co.
At Your Service
Outing
and
Hunting
Supplies
All widths of canvas and
heavy duck, 30, 36, 40, 00 and
72 indies wide.
New shipments ot cotton and
wool blankets, feather pillows .
und nil kinds of bedding.
relent' Diamond Brand all
leather sIiocn, regular and high
cut styles.
All Maes of rubber sole tennis
shoes and. oxford.
Odium and Saranac auto
mobile and work glove.
Golden
Me
LET US FIGURE ON YOl'R
PROVISIONS
for the
Hunting Trip
SUGAR 11 POUNDS FOR $1.00
Hmond V Coffee, lb.. 38c
Dependable Coffee, Ib.... 38c
Royal Club Coffee, lb 33c
Wadco Coffee, lb 33c
Henpo Coffee, lb 28c
Hulk Coffee, lb.. 20c, 23c 32c
AMer Milk, 3 cans 23c
Prepared Buckwheat Flour,
pkg 22c
10-Ib. Sack Pancake Floiir....4.V
Alliers Flapjack Flour, pkg. 22c
Full Cream ClieeMc, lb 20c
Peanut Rutter, 2 lb. for 23c
Soda Crackers lb Oc
5c Size Sack Salt..... 4c
10c Size Sack Snlt He
2.V Sie Sack Salt 2(K
I J ma. Pink and llayo Bean,
!
Sugar Cured Rhcoii Harks.
" ll)c
Sonar Cured RivakfuM Racun,
" 21c
Sanlin 7c, UU; 13c
Pork and Roans Ik; Up, 22c
Vlb. Pall Haiti Syrup 33c
10-Ib. Pall Karo Syrup 03c
Large Rot tie Catnup i.v
Ginger Snaps, b loc
Royal Raking Powder, lb 43c
Crew ent Raking Powder, lb..22c
2.Vo.. K. C. Raking Powder 22c
JOHNSON'S BEST FLOUR
$1.23 SACK
CHOICE CREAM Kit V BUTTER
33c ROLL
The Basket
Grocery
The Money Saving Store
417 O St.
Hunting Laws
OF OREGON
Hunters' ami Anglers' licenses
Resident Hunter's License, per year $ 1.00
Non-Resident Hunter's License, per year 10.00
Resident or Non-Resident Angler's License 1.00
Combination Hunter's and Angler's License - 2.00
OPEN SEASONS .All Dates Inclusive
District No. t
(Comprising all counties west of the Cascade Mountains.)
Buck deer with horns August 15 to October 31.
Silver gray squirrels September 1 to October 31.
Ducks and geese October 1 to January 15 (Federal law).
Rails and coots October 1 to January 15 (Federal law).
Shore birds, black-breasted and golden plover, Wilson or Jack
anlpe, woodcock, and greater and lesser yellow-legs October 1 to
December 15 (Federal law).
Chinese pheasants and grouse October 1 to October 81. Jack
son county. October 1 to October 10. No open season Coos, Curry
and Josephine counties.
Quail Open season In Coos. Curry, Jackson and Josephine
counties. October 1 to October 31. Closed at all times In other
counties.
Doves September 1 to October 31.
Open Angling Reason Roth Districts
Trout over six Inches April 1 to October 31; bsg limit 75 fish
or 50 pounds In any one day.
Trout over 10 inches All year; bag limit 50 trout or 50 pounds
in one day.
Bass, crapples, Williamson's white fish, cat fish and graylings
All yesr; bag limit 40 pounds In one day.
"Yanks" In Wallowa Lake AH year; except from September 15
to October 10; bag limit 50 pounds In one day.
It Is Always Unlawful
To hunt without having license on person, and to refuse to
show same on demand of proper officer or owner or representative
of real property where hunting. ,
To hunt at night.
To sell or have in possession plumage of protected flrds.
To hunt on any game reservation.
To disguise sex or kind of game.
To hunt deer with dogs.
To lie in wait near licks while hunting deer.
To sell game of any kind except when propagated according to
law.
, To shoot game from public highways or railroad rights-of-way.
To wantonly waste game.
For aliens to hunt without a special gun license.
To shoot from any power, sink or sneak boat, or sink box.
To hunt on Inclosed or occupied nnlnclosed lands without per
mission of owner.
To trap fur-bearing animals without a license.
To resist game wardens or other officers charged with Ihe en
forcement of game laws.
To have In possession more than 40 pounds of Jerked venison.
To trap, net or ensnare game animals, birds or flHh, except as
especially provided.
To angle for any fish without having a license on person, and
to refuse to show same on demand of proper officer.
To fish by any other means than hook and line.
To use salmon spawn In Willamette river and tributaries south
of East Independence station. Marlon county.
To cast lumber waste, dye, cbt,mlraln, decaying substance, etc.,
or to use powder or poisonous substances In streams.
To fish nt. night or within 200 feet below nny flshway.
To sell trout, bass, crapples, cat fish, white fish or grnyllntr.
To maintain an Irrigation ditch without having It screened at
the Intake.
Get Your Hunter's License
at Joe Wharton's Sport
ing Goods Store
10tt SOUTH SIXTH STREET
i n
JViSi j
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Also yonr Hide, Cartridges, Park Suck, Hunting Axe and Knife
Fishing Tackle for all kinds of Ashing
The only Exclusive Sporting doori HUtrt In Josephine County
See the buck's head In the window the finest specimen ever seen
In Southern Oregon
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KINNEY & TRUAX. GROCERY-
Quality First
large figures In the Josephine county
acreage must not bo taken as prom
ising too mm h In Immediate develop,
merit.
No exact figures will be. known
until classification has taken place,
but It la found from the assessor's
office that although the total O. & C,
acreage in this county Is from 172.
000 to 189,000. only about 20.000
acres would bo available and profit
able for Immediate homestead entry
and cultivation. ' Eventually, some
43,000 acres can be made available,
with roads and facilities, while from
"0,000 to 0,000 will probably b
classified as timber, using a min
imum ot 21)0,000 feet of timber to
the quarter section.
With tbls land lying within a iu
dins ot one to thirty miles of this
tiy. It will eventually mean a great
d fn I. but must bn accompanied In
lis becoming available by tbe growth
of . transportation facilities, Calm
acceptance and hard work will bring
our big return, not a round of speculation,
Without the Cartridge, the
Game was Lost
Williotit Hie (SAME,
the
KHHtT was loU
X Without the Mt
tha
Man wh lost..
DON'T IK) THIS
For good ammunition, Ashing tackle
and CAWING OUTFITS
go to
Jewell Hardware Company
ECONOMY
Is the password at Ihe
CITY
MARKET
Wo liavo a full line of
Smoked and
Fresh
MEATS
for your camping trip
PHONE
For quick delivery
B per cent Discount for cash
Call at
HELPERS
for
Folding Camp Chalra
Folding Camp Table
Folding Camp Cota
llaniiiiixks
Com fort viH
HlaiikHH
and many other nmvmlcin
for cninplng
Here's Your Chance
Swond-hund
GUNS
Iticea right
Come In and look (hem over
LLOYD
the Nectind-fland Man
SMlal pi-Ice on Hewing
macliinea
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