Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, June 23, 1911, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Textr r r FRIDAY, JUNE 23, lu FOR FROM OREGON The move to Becure distinctive -. V r . ... I uumc.u uron exnious lor display at the Omaha land show next Oct, per is taking firm hold. Managing wuecior txmis w. Buckley of Omaha J w meuuing a montn in mis part of; srKXK AT OMAHA nilltll llfinro mn rnnn ninni in tZL i I . S unimii iiurtd run i hp m v- f """'"""'"v:" wwW.Wii,.iWww I,, , . j , , mmmmmmr . Si t f s i 3 ; U -1 tne state, visiting commercial clubs i ig. It has received high endorse and other organizations, explaining 'went as a means of colonization on the merits of the middle western land unoccupied farming lands. Exhibits exposition and interesting county iiuul illustrated lectures, in conjunc boards in the work. tlon with information bureaus, are As an adjunct to the extensive j features of the show and every corn community literature which is being i m unity which takes space is prlvl Beat out, the land show Is of inestlm- leged, without extra fees, to adver ablc value since it brings the home-1 tis; itself by these meanB. GRANTS PASS TRUCK HUXCH nitOS., Proprietor., pp.omit ami j:i:maiii,i; SKHVICK Plunos and Organs Carefully Kcinoved Phones: 41-L and 209-K Grants Puss, Ore. - -Portland, Oreron x Rnlilnnt and Dr School for OlrU itt t'haras of Bitn of St. John BsDtlrt (EnlHonalll Oolllt. Ac4amla nd Blamnttrj Daptrtrntnti. Made, Art, Elocution, OamnHlam, For cstslogHddrpiw THE BIST I'i It M 1'ERIOn OrrtreS, St. llelena Hull or (,irlt. Conducted br 'he SISrtRS OF THE HOLY hAMtS OF JtSIS AND MARY. M, A.adn.u.ni CrllnUii Cniruu Munc. Art Elocution and Commer cial Dcpti. RiMtntmJDii)Siuilmii. Refined Moral ami Intellectual Traiaini. Write for Announcement. AildreM tISTKR SUPFKWK. J. Mtn'l Jiadmt, ftnUmd kNtar Oakland, California lhconiy nomin soiccge on tne racinc v.or. Chartered 18K5. Near two great tniversitiei. ,i t n .i t . i Ideal climate throughout the year, l-.ntrance and graduation rcmiiremenu' equivalent- to i those of Stanford and I'mvcriity of California, Laboratories tor science wnn mouern equip mcnt. hxcellcnt otiMirtuiutic lor home economics, library study, music and art. Modern gymiiiuin. Special care for health of MudctiU, out-door life. President, Luella tlav Carson, A. M.. Lilt. P.. f.L. P. For catalogue address Secretary, Milla College 1. O., f alifrmiia. ajawratiMua' rj SPECIAL BARGAINS B itiMl AS STOCK LA'TS M n i. ft a -a ... ! i. '.v-r V ' PI .1 .;.r. kl'ai o l.d nr. -r 1"0 ft .... ,4 Fl-rl. 1 2 "V,","r,1'.,i Jiwi i '"I ft. yiri'T 00 .( comc urrvti KRCATAtr", P1UCL3 r,, r.- I'amd ! "it quallij, l ilrM. It ' ""1, a aa'a. im ......... l 1,..r. .I1.W. I"" Ml tnmt l'f ' V i'"e Trim. "' K. I i.,..ie v.r I rn" '. K- . 1 Sand U You Ul for EluBaJw 11 rNt FOR CATALOG IV' e i t v;t r 7 . ..- r; V r tfit M r lyiliMwii: GOOD DISPLAY AT THE LAND SHOW ;:eker and landseeker directly In ' touch with the detailed 'information land the resources of each section. In which he may be Interested. The Omaha laud show has proven a success In past years and Is grow LAND SHOW 19 !0. II L1 WAS 8XOUTV. 4 To the Editor of The Courier. Sir: Whenever a man is made up largely of animal instinct and im pulse and is governed accordingly, and It crops out In almost his every act, If one looks him over It will be st'on that he Is slightly "snouty:" something like the Ingredients of the j musical instrument called the "swin ette." We were all specially Invited up to the dam to partake of George Sand ers' big-hearted hospitality. Sand withes, eggs, pie, iced-tea and even ilars; all of our hearts should have lecn, and most ail of them were, touched by this outburst of generous good feeling for his fellow men, and everybody whose soul was in the right place responded by serving come other excursionist kindly. One man evidently fearing that he might get left heaped his plate with two pieces of pie, two ham sand wiches, two boiled eggs, two pieces of theose, two cakes, etc. The wife said "I." hilt wtion ha nnr In twn .... ., ,, ,t Shifts eating all Ci this, and the timid ' w jr-w " wlfe wan came her seen nearby eating what way, It wag plain that at least one special guoet was not mov ed by the fraternal feeling so manl lest on every side. On the crowded cars, returning to Ihe city were several ladles who were compelled to crowd with the men In the aisles of the cars for a standing position, while as many able-bodied men took care to enjoy their full n rasure of the day's generosity carfare and all "free; but they surely wr.uld not yield up their comfortable sonts to any lady for a 15-minutes homeward. OBSERVER. . P. Strom came from Med day to spend the day with .LlLi-'.J.li' - - ''iaiirajBar ' WKEBXY KQCCB RIVER COl'KIKK 3am "with strength and ease they always please" TWO HORSE OVERALLS ( MADt y LEVI SiTBAUSS (Q. CO. I DI KTH STUEET PAVING STILL 1'MLC'1DE1) Fourth street's proposed improve ment Is up in the air again. The lat est petitlou of residents of that street, presented to the city council at a re- ('ent meeting, asking that bltulithic be used, was last night referred back by the council to the petitioners. The. rnason for this was that (he proposed iprovement only comes to the line of A street, hence would lpnvo two blocks unimproved. It is not known what will now re sult. New petitions may be circulated, ut the signatures of the property owners of the two blocks which be fore had not signed must be secured, Whether this can be done is an un answered question at present. How ever, two petition blanks were taken from the auditor's office this morn ing, and may now he In circulation. Improvement of I street with standard macadam from the east line of" Fourth street to the west Hue of El&hth street. To grade, roll and crown L street from the west line of Fourth street to the west line of block F In H. B. MCler & Co.'s new addition. To improve Fifth street from the north line of D street to the north Hiie of Evelyn avenue with standard macadam. To improve Third street from the nr.rth Jlne of C street to the south line of Evelyn avenue with stand ard macadam. The street committee's report for Improvement with bltulithic on Wash Ington boulevard, Lawnrldge avenue and C street was Introduced and fll ed-for final hearflng. Auditor Op dycke posted the notices today. isi-nutx optiox papers OX HICGIXS PHOl'EUTY Last Friday .lames T. Iogan and the Schmitt brothers turned over to 1.. T. Higglns the option papers which the three former have held on the Golden Dream quartz property owned by Hlgslns In the Chetco district and on which the sensational, gold Btrlke was made by two leasers, C. M. Gage and G. S. Ross. Mr. Logan also turned over to Mr. Higglns the gold brick weighing $703 which Logan recently melted down from the labor of one man for 80 hours. "We positively could not In 30 day? learn enough of the property to buy it at the price asked. The purchase price was to be $51,000, 5 per cent royalty for 25 years, and the first payment to be $15,000 In 30 days. The 30 days will be up June 18, Just 4 6 hours hence. We turned over everything to Iligglns and will not buy the property. "I wish we could have had longer time than 30 days, but this Hlgglns would not grant. I proposed to him that If he would give us a 90-day op tion, which would allow sufficient time to prospect the property to some extent, that we woujd pay the pur chase price of $50,000 spot cash, pro vided we took the mine. The present option called for pnyments running through longer time. Mr. Hlggins, however, refused to trade on this basis. aAsked whether Hlgglns will work the properly, Logan replied that ho did not know. A third centlemflr. present said he undertood that Ilig glns states that a largo lodge, stand ing high out of the ground, Is a por tion of the property and that the ore in Mght will amount to a large ton nage In the aggregate and consequent ly return a lnr sum of money. Nothing Is known of the matter, though It Is possible that Dr. J. F. lia'dy of Medford, will open negoti ations for the claim. IIo refused to u;- $25,000 to Iogan and Schmitt liothers for their option, which would mnko the total purchaso prlco to I im $75,000. Mr. Logan this morning stated that i hat particular region was one of Mir.eral rb hne.. IIo also stated thpt he would leave within a fow days for Kern conty, California, to look after oil Interests, and would return to Kirants Pant In August. VERSATILE .MAY KOUSOX AT OPEHA HOUSE At Manager Fuson'a Cranta Pass opera bouse last night, Miss May Rob son, perhaps the most versatile of American actresses, and one of the n.ost charming, presented, before a largA and enthusiastic audience. "The comedy Indeed It Is nearer to pure farce In three acts, "The Rejuvena tion of Aunt Mary," by Anne War ner. As almost everyone nas read the btory of which the play Is a dramat ization, it is necessary to give only a brief outline thereof.. Aunt Mary Watkins la a New Eng land spinster, who, wailinj, waiting, as the shadows longer grow, for the ver that never returned, has not al lowed dourness to permeate her char acter nor mar life's Incompleteness. Sho centers her affections and lavish es her generosity on her young nephew, "Denham Jack," whose many escapades at college furnish most of the excuse for a plot to the comedy, if, Indeed, there Is a plot beyond one of the threadbare variety. Nephew Jack comes out all right In the end, fulls In love with his friend's sister, Hetty Burnett, whom Aunt Mary met t'.t the former's New York home, tiet- donnlng the habiliments of a serv ing maid to Aunt Mary durilg the lat- ter's visit to the metropolis. It Is during this visit depicted In the second act that tho comedy touches a high, rollicking, uproariously happy place. Miss Ilobson's voice, always hor Kit'ry, work and the years have scarco- y encroached upon. That she Is more i 'i i. nl ut i lie pantomimic require ments of the part goes without say ing,, and In the tender scenes of the remedy, her reading of her lines t akes the eyes moisten and the throat thicken. The supporting company, If not ent, Is ndequate. Jack Story ns the nephew, looked like Mike Donlin, held his head like a drum major,' spoke his lines with e utmost intelligence and ease, and interpolated some Bongs to his own accompaniment agreeably. Paul Deck- e"-, Arthur Deerlng and John Mc Muhon were satisfactory In the roles of "Jack's" college chums, especially Mr. Decker as "Mitchell." Lotta Wake as Mrs. Daisy Mullens, made much out of a very small part. but the honors of the performance, liio blur excepted, belong easily to Kayo Cuslck, a rnvlshln:;ly beautiful ;;i ! Willi dulcet times of voctu velvet a a, score of pretty maiiiieiisms, who, as "Fanny Burnett," soared around the stage like a golden swal low, potential to Invigorate, enthrall and heal. Even the gray-hn!red fel- vr were enslaved by her. Come on you Ferris Hartman. tRFAKS MILK HKCOltl) IN RKXTZ M U HIM MILWAUKEE, June 21. Robert Hurnam, In a Bentz car, lowered the record on a mile track four-fifths of a second. He made a mile here In 50 1-5. The former record was 51 flat. J. II. Huggerth and Stanton Rowell left Sunday evening for Astoria, as delegates to the Knights of Pythias Ri and lodge. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Department of tho Interior, P. S. Land Office, at Roseburg, Ore. June 19, 1911. Notice Is hereby given that Her schel Hubert McClung, of Wlldervllle, Oregon, who, on April 16, 1906, made homestead entry 14011, Berlal No. 03953, for SWVi SWVi, section 2, township 37 S., range 7 west Willam ette meridian, has filed notice of In tention to mnke final five-year proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before Herbert Smith, U.ilted States commissioner, at Grants Pass, Oregon, on the 7th day of Au gust, 1911. Claimant names as witnesses: T. D. Maharn, of Wonder, Oregon; Adam Tom Or A Cart, of Wonder, Oregon; Pollard, of Wonder, Oregon; Pollard, of Wonder, Oregon. ' BENJAMIN F. JONES, Register, NOTICE OF PUBLICATION'. Department of the Interior. V. S, Land Office, at Roseburg, Ore. June 17, 1911. Notice Is hereby given that George M. Morrison, of Kerby, Oregon, who, on April 11, 1911, made homestead entry No. serial No. 04199, for Btf REU and EM, 8Wy4. sec lion 4, township 40 S., range 8 west Willamette meridian, has filed notice of Intention to mnVf final commuta tion proof, to establish claim to the land nbov described, In form Herbert Smith, United States tomnilHsloner, at Grants Pass, Oregon, on the 4th day of August, 1911. s Claimant names as witnesses: Frank Hogun. of Kerby. Oregon: K. A. E. Magstaff, of Kerby, Oregon; Csrter, of Krby, Oregon; Rlct, of Kerby, Oregon. BENJAMIN F. JONES, Register. NOTICE OF PI HUCATIOX. Department of the Interior, I-, b. Land Office, at Roseburg, Ore. June 20, 1911. Notice Is hereby given that James Franklin Wilson of tiriBli Pass. Oregon, who. on April 1C, 1906, made homestead entry 14182, Serial No. 0 1052, for SW4 NWU and NWVi SWV, section 34, township 36 S., ran go 6 west, Willamette meridian, hits filed notice of intention to make final five-year Droof. to estahltsh claim to tho land above described, j before Herbert Smith, United States commissioner, at Grants Pass, Ore-; William Hiram Simmons, of Grants Faes, Oregon;, James Leclalr, of Grants Pass, Oregon; Hans Barnhnrt Olson, of Grants Pass. Oregon; W, A. George, of Grants Puss, Oregon. 4 BENJAMIN F. JONES, Relator. NOTICE TO DKLINOI FVT CO. OWXKltS OF MIXING CLAIMS Notice Is hereby given, that K. M. Albright and Ed Burke, who with Carl Wlntjen are co-owners In those six certain contiguous quartz mining claims Bltunted In the Illinois (unor ganized) mining district in Josephine county, Oregon, and hereinafter more fully described, have done and per formed all of the annual assessment and representation work required un i!t the mining laws of the United States uud ot the state of Oregon for tho year 1909 and the year 1910; tho work thereon for the year 1909, having been done and performed by the said E. M. Albright and Ed Burke, of the value of $600.00, between the 0th day of July, 1909, and the 26th day of December, 1909; and the said E. M. Albright and Ed Burke did also during the year 1910 perform the annual assessment and represent ation work required upon said claims under said laws In the sum of $600, between the 3d day of January, 1910, and the 15th day of March, Inclu sive of both dates; and that the said Carl Wlntjen, one of tho co-owners In said mining claims, has failed to pay any portion of tho assessment work for the year 1909 or tho year 1910, and that the full sum of $400 Is due and delinquent upon tho share and interest of the said Carl Wlntjen for EBid years. ' The said Carl Wlntjen la hereby notified, that unless he shall within ninety days fnvm tho date of the sorv Ico of this notice upon him, pay unto the undersigned, his co-ownors, the Bum In which he Is delinquent, or fall or refuse to contribute his due proportion of said assessment work, that his said Interest In said mining clnlms will become tho property of tho undersigned co-owners, who have performed and caused to bo perform ed such assessment work. 1 he mining claims and premises herein referred to consist of six con tiguous qunrtz mining claims of about 20 acres each, and named res pectlvely: San Pedro quartz mining claim, recorded in Vol. 9 of Mining Records of Josephine county, Oregon, at page 4 8 thereof f The Golden Eagle quartz mining ciijlin, recorded In Vol. 9 of said Mln lng Records, at page 20 thereof; Tho Cleofiatra quartz mining clnlm, ns recorded In Vol. 12 of said Mia lng Records at pago 627 thereof; Tho Excelsior quartz mining clnlm, as recorded In Vol. 9 of said mining records at pago 52 thereof; The Moss Hack quartz mining claim, sb recorded in Vol. 12 of said mining records at png4 026 thereof; The Web Foot mining claim, ns rec order! In Vol. 15 of said mining lerordB at pngo 3 thereof; reference to which records being hero had for a more complete description of said mining claims. Dated at Kerby, Josephine coun ty, Oregon this 9th day of June, 1911. E. M. ALBRIGHT, ED BURKE. . 6-9-5t x)i i( i : fo'u pi iYi I 'A 1 1 ) x . Department of tho Interior, S. Land Office, at Roseburg. Ore. V. June 3, 1911. Notice Is hereby given that Emma L. Lnmphere, whoso post office ad dress Is Long Beach, Cal., did, on tho 29th day of August, 1910, file In this office sworn statement and application. No. 06556, to purchase hoeMi nw54ondnw no 14, sec. 34 township 35 8., range 6 west Wll lumetto meridian, and tho timber thereon, under the provisions of the act of Juno 3, 1878, and acta amend atory, known ns the "timber and stone law," at such value as might bo fixed by appraisement, and that, pursuant to such application, the land and timber thcrt.-on have been uppralHcd; $.'.00.00, the timber esti mated $500.00 board feet at $1.00 I'r M, and the land nothing, il'iit unit applicant will offer t : ii n I proof In support of her application and sworn Mateinent on the 1 v t h day of August, 1911, b furt' county t lerk, .loK i)ilne county, Oregon, nt Grunts Pans, Oregon, Any perron Is ut liberty to protest tils piirdiare before entry, or Inltl ate a conl 'st at any Mine beforo pat ent l.iMiii'H, by filing n (orrnboruted iifriilavll in this offl'i', alleging facts which would (b fint the entry. BENJAMIN I". ,H INKS, IteHlHler. NOTICE To Whom It May Concern: Notlo U hereby given thnt I, ths unrl' hlgrifd, owner of n- half Interest ! the Rn:nr I'lne mint) at Osllc. Or ,:on. ll mil Ii4' rcrtponslli''! for atn ilf-bta liiciirnd against nald 8ua Pint mine or for any labor or In. provptiietit pcrforiiifd thereon; al' that no person entering oh said pren Ine for sny reason whsttiocafr id' remove (herefrom any ore, mineral t timber. Dated February , !I0. (SI grind) F. E. KNIGHT PAGE 8KVFV NOTICE OF MARSHAL'S SALE I City of Grants Pass, ) ; Judgment lien creditor) vs. ) ' j The Western Development) Co. (a corporation, ) ,A " ' . ! Judgment Ilea debtor.) ' Notice Is hereby given, that br . virtue of ordinances numbered 411 and 421 approved by the mayor of the c,ty ot Grants Pass, Joaephln I eounty, Oregon, on the 9th day of Ju'y 19l0 and n the 19th day of August, 1910, and by virtue ot the laws of the State of Oregon, and city 'wuLiiu una uutue uuu uiuviiieu lor ! local Improvements In front of and i abutting upon the- hereinafter de scribed premises, and pursuant to said ordinances sml the law the said wt'ommon council In regular course of business before it assessed the benefits accruing to the hereinafter described premises In the sum of $146.81 for Buch Improvements ai made and provided for and caused the same to be entered in the city lien docket, at page 116, on the 20U day of August, 1910. That thereupon such assessment thus entered of record in the time and manner as by law provided be anie entitled to the force and ef fect of a Judgment, and within twenty days thereof the auditor and police Judge Is authorized to issue warrant for collection of such as sessment based upon , the foregolnt proceedings, the law and the public eeords, the said auditor and police judge ot said city on the 25th day of May, 1911, duly Issued out of his office a warrant ot execution for the collection of auch delinquent assessment In the above entitled proceeding, to me directed as mar shal of said city, and duly attested by said auditor and police judge on the 11th day of May, 1911, wherein and whereby said warrant of execu tion directed that I forthwith ad vertise the property herlnafter de scribed and against which such as sessment was madd, or other prop erty against which such assessment Is a !!en and sell the same, or such part thereof aB In my opinion can be sold separately to advantage, auf- flclently to pay such assessment, to gether with the Interest, costs and disbursements, in the tlmo and mau ner provided by law. That , pursuant to said warrant of execution I did on the 25th day ot May, 1911, levy upon and seize the following described real property In the City of Grants Pass, Josephine county, Oregon, to-wlt: Lot I, block 51, of the original townslte of the town of Grants Pass, Jose phine county, Oregon, as tho same It platted and on file In the office of the County Clerk of said county and state, and accordingly I will on Tuesday the 27th day of June, 1911, at 10 o'clock a. m., of said day at tho front door of the county court house In the City of Grants Pasa, Josephine county, Oregon, Bell to the highest bidder at public auction tor cash In hand, tho aforesaid described premises, and all the right, title, in terest, claim and estate of Bald The Western Development Co. (a corpor ation), tho Judgment lien debtor herein, In and to said premises, Dated this 6th day of May, 1911. C. E. McLANB, Marshal of the City of Grant! Pass, Josephlno county, Oregon. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Department of thj Interior, U. 8. Land Office, at Roseburg, Ore. May 9. 1111. Notice Is hereby given that Har ley T. Keyte, of Merlin, Oregon, who, on September 23, 1909, made Home stead entry serial No. 05433, for SWKSWU, section 22, township 34 8., range 8 west Willamette mer idian, has filed notice of Intention to make final commutation proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before County Clerk, Josephine county, Oregon, at Great Pass, Oregon, on the 24 day of June, 1911. Claimant names as wltnessea: Ed Bland, of Merlin, Oregon; Garr Weatherwax, of Merlin, Oregon; Lou Glpson, of Merlin, Oregon; Rob ert Crocket, of Merlin, Oregon. BENJAMIN F. JONES, Register. NOTICE FOU PUBLICATION Department of tho Interior U. S. Land Office, at Roseburg, Ore. May 2, 1911. Notice is hereby given that Martin N. Peterson, whoBo post office ad dress Is 14 Union avenue, Portland, Oiegon, did, on the 20th day of Sep tember, 1910, file In this office sworn statement and application, Mo. 06614, to purchaiio tho BW'4, sec tion 30, township 39 8 , range 8 west Willamette meridian, and the tim ber thereon, under tho provisions ot the act of June 3, 1878, and art! amendatory, known as tho "timber and stone law," at such value as might be fixed by appraisement, aid that, pursuant to such application, the land and timber thereon have been appraised, $370.67, tho timber estimated 200,000 board feet at 25 j cents per M, and the Inml nothing; jthat said applicant will offer final ; proof In support of his application land sworn statement on the 28th day of July, 1911, before county ! clerk, Josephlno county, Oregon, at 1 Grants Pass, Oregon. Any person Is at liberty to protest this purchase before entry, or Inltl 1 ate a contest at sny tlmo before pat ent Ishiies, by filing a corroborated affidavit In this office, alleging .fin Is vliMi would defoal tho entry. 1 BENJAMIN F. JONES. . Register. It Is worm than useless to take sny medicine Internally for inuseu btr or chronic! rheumatism. All that lit needed Is a free application et Chamberlain's Liniment. For sale by all gKid dealers.