Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, October 21, 1910, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextFRIDAY,' OCTOBER 21, 1010 UOGVE RIVER COURIER, PAfiE 8EVEI i CompareOurPrices !,,, cnP III on all work n- ton mini . t ! .1 c .V on lr if Wr4. runiu oitravtioa fr wta piaiM or Comultititn In. work aniwbera, bo mtiuii Low umch jou pi. ,,,, ,,,, '.".Wi-JW. nnl.h pl.t. ..4 V- OHl Hr if u 'v.i.! umimimioh wh, K f..a m? j Mjif Crewn $5 0(J ; ' hoi Fitlinn 1.00 EMnwIFilimm 1.C0 ' - w cil... c:m S A .S A $ Rubber ButR.dRubbM- Plat 7.50 M. W. . WISE, Pnmm u, Muun Plinlen Elr'lin . 5 0 M tun muunni m rniun hit mithodi AU work fully guaranteed tor fifteen year. Wise Dental Co., Inc. Painless Dentists fining Building, Third and Wjhlntton. P0RTUN0 ORE OIU. Horn: U M Ulf. it. ImUjt, t 1 Courier want ads pay. A Cheap Floor Polish. BaTe all the ends of candles, put tbem In a jar and melt on the store. Mix the -wax with enough turpentine to make a soft paste, and you have on excellent polish for linoleum, etc. POLK'S GAZETTEER i Business Plrectory of rm-li city, Inwn und Villiiiio In Urrirxn mid usniriKinn, givlnjr a ii-k. rltllvi Slu-tch of each ilaop, l.u at inn, t-'!iiIllnR Facilities and a flimsl. fii'tl Directory of taeli BuBiiu-sa ami rrnfi'sn. M 1. ir .c. r-n t.. S,-t'i-, V:l-!l" ' ' W Get my prices before or dering nursery stock. I handle nothing but first-claw stock. I can furnish anything In my line. Agent for Fresno Orchard Renting Co. GEO. H. PARKER Jr FREDERICK A. PURDY, Merlin J? ra I hl A I r JT S3 k V GETTING RESULTS Tangible results that will soon lead to the construction of the part of the Pacific highway through the state of Washington have already been secured according to the officials of the Pacific Highway as sociation. The Washington state highway commissioner, Henry L. Bov.lby, has already secured permis sion from all the county commission ers of the counties of Washington through which the road will pass to survey the route and prepare estim ates for cost to be submitted to the evergreen state legislature when that body convenes next winter. WOMAN IS FOR ARRESTED US ANGELES CRIME SAX FRANCISCO, Oct. 19. Fol lowing the arrest of Mrs. Hello Ln vin, living at Twenty-second and Mission srteets. on a charge of be ing a fugitive from justice, but. in reality in connection with the dyna miting of the Los Angeles' Times building, the authorities today re fuse to say whether other arrests will follow Immediately. The arrest of Mrs. I.avin was made on the strength of a warrant Issued by Justice Summerflidd of Los Angeles, together with four oth ers which are now In the hands of Detective W. J. Hums and Karl " Rogers. Tyler Scovllie, brother of William Mra ravin's arrest took place last Scoville, of this city, passed through , ngnt nftcr chief Seymour had lost here Friday morning en route toall patlence at her apparently con Medford from Portland. He will re-1 tradlctory statements regarding the turn to Grants Tass In a few days !ctions of "Smlthv." the alleged fly- to visit with his mother and brother Ihere. ar 4 a aft fi. ;T . jrv i St Jf ji ki' ,-t7 . dJ if r , s , 111 namiter, who lived at the Twenty second and Mission streets house. Mrs. I.avin protested her Innocence I vigorously before being placed aboard the t-ain for I.os Aimeles, where her testimony will be taken before the coroner. "It's a mistake," she cried. "I am wholly innocent of any connec- PROF. O'GARA LIKES THE ILLINOIS VALLEY Professor P. J. O'gara, Jackson county s pathologist, came down Sun day and visited with A. N. Parsons. During the day a trip was made to the lllrchnrd and Parson's orchard In the Applegate, which the profess or thoroughly inspected. He was delighted with the work done and with the development plan ned ami cave Ms advice as to the proper planting and cave of the or chard. Last year in the spring thirty five acres were set out to tres under his supervision. Ten acres were set to apples, fifteen to pears and ten to peaches. Twenty acres will bo set out tb.Is fall to pears. Professor O'Oarn expressed the opinion that the Applegate valley was ideally located for the growing of fruit because of Its drainage and protection from high winds. 1 A good school none better. Has a well established reputation. Success ful graduates. Skillful, painstaking teachers. Living expenses low. Many other advantages. Let us tell you about them. A catalogue for the asking. The officers of the Ladies' auxili ary report tnat tne winners ol me first prize for coffee cake, second prize for catsup, and second prize for the best point lace handkerchief at the recent fair have failed to claim their premiums and even have failed 't ion with this terrible crime." to take away their exhibits. The win-1 ners of these awards ran receive I Ornf llaber, w ho left Grants Pass them by giving their name and ad-j lust Wednesday, October 12, came dress to Secretary Andrews of the j near being one of the victims of the Commercial club. ' IShaniko fire which destroyed nearly ! all of the business section of that little town early Friday morning. Graf was on his way to Prlnevllle and was to stop ovf r one day in Hlggs and two days at. Shnniko. On narhlng niggs he became slightly Indisposed rnd thought he had better go on to Shaniko without delay in order to be near a physician. He arrived at it g::cws hair. W. I. STALEY, Principal Salem, Oregon C. F. COOK, President and Manager F. II. COOK, Treasurer F. J. XKWMAX, Secretary Rogue River Valley Nursery Co. Incorporated MEDIORD, OREGON' RULIW OF ALL KINDS SEEDS OF ALL KINDS Growers of Reliable Nursery Stock, Fruit ami Ornamental Trees, Shrubs, Roses, Vines, Palms, Small Fruits, Etc. Write for Prices Office 2.1 West Main Street I'lione 1201 pitulifii 1C Prof Pavement Here Are Frr.t-, V.'e Want You to Prova i.'t Our Risk. Marvelous ; s ii ui.i.v serin, Kexall lie;ltls tin t NrlV oure Of course. hi iK!i:e ill' t'.iese cases were the hair a gl.izetl. Kexall ti.,s.--a'l.v. d".rv are u-m.'.'.ly re It pencil';! ies to siiiay appearance, ;:;" H.;ir Tonic nets scien- r.i ht.:-i is t rerms which oiisiiile for baldness, the roois of the lu.ir, I iion'!-!',;n.r then). ', ant loilet necessity, l:i delieatcl;. p r! iiii.ed, and will not gum or permanently stain the hair. We want you to get a bottle of Kexall ",i:r Hair Tonic inul use It as directed. If It docs not relieve scalp irritation, remove dandruff, prevent the hair from falling out and promote an increased growth of hair, and In every way give entire satisfaction, simply come back and tell us, und with out question or formality we will hand back to you every penny you paid us for It. Two sizes, 50e. and $1.00. Sold only at our store The Reiall Store. Clemens. roots tied, nor had the scalp taken on iihejatter town Thursday evening nnd retired about 11 o'clock and was awakened early next morning by the roar of burning timbers nnd found the building In flames. The smoke was so dense nnd suffocating that he h'td difficulty in getting out of his room, he having barely time to gath er his clothing and run under the flpmcs. An account of this fire was published In Friday's Dally Courier. The man who perished In the flames occupied the next room to Mr. Haber. RIG FRUIT 1U SI NESS WALLA WALLA, Oct. 1 8. Of ficers of the Milton Fruit Growers' union expect that the union will do a total business of a quarter of a mil lion of dollars this season. At preB ent it has $40,000 in the bank to the credit of orchnrdlsts, $70,000 has ben checked out In the past three weeks and earlier receipts and those yet to come will bring the total well above the $300,000 mark, accord ing to Manager Itmb of the union This Is about three times the business done bv the union last yenr nnd it is not nearly what Is expected. (Paid Advertisement.) Hclleving that the Interest of the voters and property holders of Jose phine county, Oregon, will he best subserved by the nomination nnd election of 0. F. Lovelace and heliev Insr thnt he will faithfully and Im partially enforce all laws Imposed! upon him as sheriff of Josephine county, if elected, without favor to friends or subservnnco of personal Interests, we tbereforo endorse the said C. F. Lovelace as Independent candidate lor sheriff of Josephine county, and ask the favorable con sideration nnd support of all the voters In this county. C. C. Tresley, Goo. II. Parker, Dr. S. Loughrldge, Dr. M. C. Flndley, J. E. Hair, E. S. Yen tch. II. D. Norton, G. A. Savage, J. D. Drake, A. U. Hannnrd, II. S. Prescott, II. C. Hobzlen, D. II. Leech, A. H. Cornell, John Summers, P. F, Hanks, R. II. O'Neill, Stephen Ilam mlll, C. H. Fowler, H. Wood, Theo. P. Cramer, D. J. Mnndel, A. H. Voorhles, W. R. McCracken, A. r,. Holcomb, W. L. Ireland, Geo. Tt. Riddle. J. W. Nlday, II. II. Rasler, O. Gibson. W. II. Pattillo. M. E. Moore, Isaac Rest, II. C. Kinney, W- State of uhlo, City of Toledo I Lucas County Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is senior partner of the firm of F. J. Cheney . Co.. doing business In the City of Toledo, County and Stata aforesaid, and that said firm will pay the sum or ONE HUNDRED DOL LARS for each nnd every case of Ca tarrh that canot. be cured by the use of Hall's Catarrh Cure. FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn to before me and subschib ed In my presence, this 6th day of December. A. D. 1SS0. A. W. GI.EASOX. I Seal) Notary Public. Hall's Caarrh Cure is taken In ternally, and acts directly on tho blood and mucous surfaces of the system. send for testimonials free. F. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, Ohio. Sold by all Druggists. 7oe. Take Hall's Family 11113 for constipation. j XOTICE.r""" " ' To Whom It May Concern: Notice Is hereby given that I, the under . signed, owner of one-half Interest it the Sugar Pine mine at Gallce, Ore ; gon, will not be responsible for any i debts Incurred against said Sugar j Pine mine or for any labor or Im provements performed thereon: also that no person entering on said prem ises for any reason whatsoever shall remove therefrom any ore, mineral or timber. Dated Februnrv 2a", t!10. (Signed) F. E. KNIGHT. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. To Whom It May Concern, to any lccnl heirs or creditors: Notice Is hereby given, that Ferdinand Tomek, of Grants Pass, Oregon, has been appointed by Hon. Stephen Jewell, judge of Josephine County, Oregon, as guardian over the estate of Henry Toniek (Insane) formerly of Josephine County, Oregon. Any one having claims against said t state will present the snme. with necessary vouchers to Ferdin and Tomek, at his residence on Fiist M street, Grants Pass, Oregon, within six months from the date of this notice In the Rogue. River Courier September 10. 1910. Dated this Bth day of September, 1910. FERDINAND TOMEK. M. Hair. R. D. Cole, R. L. Coe, L. B. HEED THE WARNING Many Giants Pass People Have Done So. Is the best Pavement for the erty wner IT INCREASES VALUES HlfaMOiW lili'"' Clean, Sanitary, Durable Sure, Safe Footing for the Horse Wan'eu Construction Co. tl T Keck Rid-.. IN.itlat.d. Ore, When the kidneys are sick they give unmistakable warnings thnt should not he Ignored. Fly examin ing the urine and treating tho kid neys upon the first sign of disorder, many days of suffering may be saved. Sick kldneye expel a dark. Ill-smelling urine, full of "brlckdust" sedi ment nnd painful In pnssage. Sluggish kidneys cause a dull pain In the smnll of the back, headaches, dizzy spells, tired, languid feelings and frequent rheumatic twinges. Doans Kidney Pills are for the kid neys only; they cure sick kidneys, and rid the blood of uric poison. If you suffer from any of the above 'svmptoms you can use no better rem edy. j Grants Pass people recommend I Dnrtn's Kidney Pills. William Smith, 915 J street. Grants Pas, Ore., says: "I used Don if h Kidney Pills and I am glad to say that they helped me greatly. This remedy Is an excellent one for backache nnd other kidney disorders and 1 always try to keep a supply on hand." For sale by all dealers. Price BO cents. Foster-Mllburn Co., RVilo, New York, sole agents fcr the United States. j Remember Mie nnirte Doan's and take r.o other. A. Morrison this week sold to Ir vln Paul, a recent arrival from Mich! can. his 200-ncre farm three miles south of this city, receiving $C,000 ensh for the idace. The place Is adapted for general fanning nnd con tains about t-lx acres of orchard IWktor from the springs nearby Is Inlned around the house, making It very convenient for Irrigation pur , poses, as well as for use In the house The purchaser, Mr. Paul, has also itnl.-i.ii n (uint-ter section Utllaceilt to lh' property Just pun based. Mr iMm-rls owns 1 ' acres two miles from (town on the Merlin road, where In expects to he ale tills winter. Guardian. H. 11. HENDRICKS. Attorney of Guardian. CONTEST NOTICE IT. Hall. W. 11. Field, W. C. Long, It. Weldmnn, J. O. Rlggs, Roy llackelt, Ton L. Herrlck. Geo Sabln, H. L. Gilkcy, M vant, A. J, Green. NOTICE W. K. C. Depart merit of the Interior S. Land Office, Roseburg, Ore., September 20,191U. A sufficient contest affidavit hav ing been filed In this office by Guy D. Duck, contestant, ngnlnst Home stead Entrv No. 13936. Serial No. n:i07, made February 15, 1906, for NE i i NW4 and NWU NE U Sec Hon S, Township 4 0 S., Range S V E. Sturte-, Willamette Meridian, by Harry M. Drown, coiitestee, In which It Is 'nlleced that said Harry M. Brown ' abandoned said tract of land about two venrs ago and has censed since OF DOI NDARY HOARD ! tbnt time to make It his residence MEETING land' that ho has wholly abandoned that tho! said nomesicno entry; unit tne omj improvements on saw rrnci mi; r, three-room box house, n sma". nam and an acre and one-half elenred and fenced; said parties are hereby, notified to nppear, respond, and of fer evidence touching said nllcgntlon at 10 o'clock a. m. on October 31, 1010, before the Ret'lster and Re ceiver at th" United States Land of fice In Rom-burg, Oregon, The jui Id contestant having. In a proper affidavit, filed September 20. 1910, set forth facts which show Hint after due diligence personal service of this notice can not no mad", It Is hereby ordered nnd di rected that such notice be given by due and proper publlcntlon. BENJAMIN' V. JONES, Register. Notlco la hereby given i District Boundary Board will meet j in the Court House In Grants Pass at 1:30 o'clock p. in., November J,, 1910, to act on a petition to form a new sdiool district out or territory i .. i i..j.i .... now liiiiudett wnnin ine oounuane of school districts Nos. 17 and 19, with boundaries as follows: Beginning at the common corner of sections I, a, S and 9, of township 3(5 south of range 6 west, miming thence south to Rogue River; thence along the meander line of Rogue River down stream to the common corner of sections 1, 2, 11 and 12 of township 36 south of range 7 west; thence east to the place of beginning. Done this 8th day of October, 1910. L1NCOI N SAY AGE, County Superintendent ami Secretary of Bonn! rr7r n ft sj WVa.UilUl LIQUID CU3 WhLI.L rAiLS U i Any Old Thing or Anyewjrhing SECOND HAND STEPHEN.JEWEI.L Demoti'atic Candidate j fur ! COUNTY .JUIXJE for .IfcpliiiH County ;r,rnt'i;i Klt'Ction Nov. H, '10 a. m s i inj mm. In ic.iii; a jli.i , UK tj ; l'OI.'t .0.) your i hii. i. 11(1 I. .lib i I A I I M! I i.ll' Call 1,1' l.rce: IichIIi.i. hi i WA.'ll simple v a. WlnliTgin . dlelitg lit I Prt'i.crli't ion Kerinii a:cl and be; ! Lj.t, i v r ii A Z'i c-t,' cu, :. a.i 1 I 1,1 I .till (. , ,- ;.. i.. ;.' : (.1. I ., . I o I (., I i,r I ' il all ti i, lit ,il, 'It vi :t .tl : In- 1 i : . ; ' - i u.. , . i Ir, He. I ,.l.l,.l.ci pei.c'ii a : . ( 1. 1 a viw.cH inedlral t c on luis: .,! in e i t ru e In ( ..h) I IllVf-i, a. to tnul'l; ly. il.li.liM llll.l IU4-I v.i. I., by nsltiK the 'i rri of a tlttitd. ..'.I.; OPT. A ,,.iiin.l or till of , uinl other Insro- 1)1 Hie I). I). D. '; to the disease I', lll'-ll H'lOl.tlll a. i M.il.ui;; t-lse trl; 1 i '' 1 1 ii l;i For s.'ile t y w',!l m ' ii rt the i t relief. Sue PilSl for ismplej of our "Diamond Quality" RE-CLEANED Farm antl Tichl Seeds, Grasses, Clovers, Vetches, Alfalfa and Grains for bri TJi Wc? li.ix S;M i;tl MiittiiTS till Bjieeiul J'nroM's Dry Lund Prntof Mi5ur. V.Vt 1jiii In!r M-'tt'H't, .Spccinl Mixture f or B'j.-nr't nvrr lind, Cover Ct () for Orlir). 1V11 nn G.i' tcMir" r.f yoiil ill ft ml ywf km nl ootids t. etl. Ov.r Tliat v.. Oiii's. i to 1' I K ill , V have t'1 1" f'u' V, f i;.' .(tit', k' -u will 'f m: ! I " 1 ,! t:iv i' el at t i:-,r. II " 1 f-- ' ie i"k v 't- 'vV I ;mv. Special Prices on Carpets, Rupis, Linoleums - - - 1 Jan . mm a. 1 . H i .'I (2 reft CANDY tMt wotjtmi ttAUR Cw!cUcw7 C. ln., MUM. 0rr Purity ( I.I-'MENn M EEs Mil ; ISincr und Wheeler CD. Wilson SEWING MACHINES for or i ti, 'ii 'ay i pa.Muetits. Supplies atid I repairs for all tuiike-i. j Stockist! darner arid '" ! ton. r' " i"V i'O V CI,' i in ?; i in, - y..n. -Mo'C'to Ho.' " -.T f I llllt 1,1-1 1 ll 1.1 IVlcil, II HI ('ll I- III In liilv I ' pr-w.'VL'.N.;, .r.. iM Mr. tiiinlinnu-Why don't you tnke the pledge. II. ' (t""d fellfiW? Jagttiby-IliiflUfi' there lire too ninny other tliltifs to tnlte. T. HASSELLS 1 Front St. Grants I 'in f HOT LAKE DANAT0RIU, ill n'iir.r..l ul Pifllnd mi O S. N' ll. H' M ,,ulJ intf mm unit 4iHKry Im Nlt,l. BOILING HOT SPRINGS lliuli! AflMtn'rJ Aih rnl ill r,tv rMln4 lllpllrhtlt. WHO Inr lllo-o J fcontlrl In PR. V. T. PHY MIkI .!. iJ t' U"l LAKr. Ilkl'.ON SUMMONS. In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for the County of Jose phine . Laura M. Spencer, Plaintiff, ( ' vs. ) ' ' Edwin M. Spencer, Defendant.) To Edwin M. Spencer, the nbcv nnmed defendnnt: In the name of the State of Or ron, you are hereby rcqnlred to ap pnr and answer the complaint filed against you in the above entitled suit within ten days from the data of the service of this summons upon van If served In this county, or If served within tiny other county of this state then within twenty da:s from the date of this Ptimmons upon Mm, or If servd hy publlcntlon thereof then on or b fore six weeks from the f!rt (lute of publlcntlon Of Ibis piiiimt'iiiK, which first date ci publication u Friday, September i Itiin. and the bt dnte of siuh pub llfMlon nnd ih- 1t dny for your anprnrance is Frldav, October 21, i'U". nnd If vo-i fnll po to answer, 'f,r Uiitit tliei-enf tlie plaintiff IM aii'ilv tn 'be ("nurt for Ihe relief nrayi-d f' v In h" romplnlnt, to-wtt: Fur 'J' T-'e d!' "'living th bonds of tr.-itrlruon' fow and berrtoforc r-x-i.t--' tuivi. n tli plaintiff and d f, n .tent ii-i.l for an order awarding i'-c c'lilc.ti'f 'ie cave nnd enfody of bo fo!icc!-tc it'in'-d children. Jam"! Su Mi"!-, Earl r.neiicer nnd Mlnnli Si enter, p.l-"'t 'blldrp, Iss-io of said ii r, vt !.-. f ; nnd f'.r null titber ntnl fit-'tier t'lKf f 'o ibe (.ourt may :t r lid e(i!tabl", 'itntiit tix l p'blMi'"l In th 1 1 ' - -1 1 - ItlVtT Cf.url'T. p'ib'I'-heit lit dti-rtt I':ist, Jo'ephliiA Ki'intv, Ore. I'nti, purs'iant tt nu t id' r of th" Hen -'te',V tl Jewell, fount' Jtl'll't' for jne,blri" fonri'v. Oreiron, req-i',rln the publhiiMnn fbercfif, for n (" i lod of MX tl' ' "t-lvc wif !'., Dated 0,l ftli day -f Reptc rioVr, A. I). 191". MA l.'CI'S V. i:0p,P-IN3. A.t'uftiy fir P'.ali.tlff Job piliiting rinitly done by foiirler Job d i nrtmcnt. th f ii-lfled itdvi rtlt-lng Ii quiet ml verlMni: alio lug vri to inr-ue )oni i ie t In n Ici'-liii s ir.ip iiy.