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FRIDAY, AUGUST 25, 1011 WEEKLY ROGUE RIVER COURIER PAGE F1YK PERSONAL Miss Rae Maloney of Spokane, Is a guest at the home of her uncle, Mike Galvin, and family. Mrs. Charles Crow and baby, who have been visiting with Mrs. Crow's sisters, Mrs. Amos Smith and Mrs. F. D. Eisniann, returned Wednesday to their home at Merlin. Mrs. Addie Sears and baby, Mae, and Mrs. Ada Young, went to Ash land Wednesday morning to spend a few days. Lice Powder and lice liquid for your poultry bouses at Cramer Bros Mrs. W. C. Buccroff of Portland, Is a guest at the home of her sister, Mrs. Fred Mensch, of this city. Mrs. Buccroff will also visit relatives at Applegate. L. W. Riley of McMinnvllle, and ' Edson Robinson of Canandaigua, N. Y., have been spending the pa3t fevt days in town on business. The latter gentleman is looking for a suitable location for a stationery and book department and may decide to locate in Grants Pass. Mrs. H. O. Hoard, who has spent the past two months visiting with hor parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Wert?, started this morning on her return 10 her home at Tyler, Tex. Mrs. Hoa-d will visit with her brother, Elmer Wertz, at Ogden, Utah, and will also visit relatives at Denver and Kansas City. Mr.. and Mrs. McQueen arrived la this city Wednesday from Sheridan to locate permanently here. Mr. anj Mrs. McQueen are old-time friends of Mr. and Mrs. R. Mundt and will be guests at their home until they be come permanently settled here. Miss Julie Callahan, who has been spending the past two weeks with friends at Steamboat, returned Wed nesday evening. Fly Knocker for your cow at milk ing time, saves time and worry. Try a can for 85 cents at Cramer Bros. Mrs. Hugh MacKenzle ' and little daughter, Wilma, who have spent the past month with relatives In Port land, returned Wednesday to their home here. C. C. Presley is rusticating with his family at their ranch on Thompson creek. The family will be absent on their vacation until after the first of September. Dr. Rolland and wife of Salem, have been the guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Cornell of this city, for the past few days. Dr. Roliand Is president of the Oriole mine at Galice and was here on business, bringing Mrs. Roll and, who Is an Invalid, for a short visit. Mrs. Rolland wag Injured In an elevator accident at Salem last win ter, when she received Injuries which will make her a cripple for life. Th.y returned Wednesday morning to their home at Salem. Aluminum , fruit funnels only 20 cents at Cramer Bros. Agent J. M. lsham of the Southern Pacific, returned Wednesday after noon from a vacation trip spent with his family and other relatives at Cot tage Grove and Drain. Mrs. Ishnm and the children remained for a lon ger visit. Mrs. G. G. Bancroft and daughter, Miss Reva Lewis Hill, left Wednes day morning for Trinidad, Colo., at which place Miss Reva will be a stud ent In the Colorado college. Mrs. Bancroft will begin her season's work as manager for her husband, Prof. G. G. Bancroft, touring different statcB and distributing advertising matter. Prof. Bancroft will leave later on his lecturing tour and expects to go as far as Richmond this year. All the latest rifles on hand at Cramer Bros. Two Bars of Laundry Soap and one Can of Dirt Cleaner roam iph rpraw gsorm FRLL with our special next two weeks only. A1 us about it. - ,ril... """ ' ' Whitehouse Grocery ter a visit with relatives Tier. Prof. R. R. Turner left Wednesday j evening for Salem, when, he tn . look after business and also to visit with friends. j Arthur Conklin and two daughters, the Misses Evelyn and Gladys left on ' Wednesday evening for a' trip to! Portland, 'Astoria and Seaside. Mr.! and Mrs. Conklin only last week re-1 nay" 'ouZ'Th, ?yab,le 10 1 aays outing, 80 that Mrs. Conklin ! did not care for a second outing so ! soon, but business matters made it i necessary for Mr. Conklin to go to : Portland, and ennspnnontU' r n ... u-l IMI! panied his daughters on their pleas ure trip. Rio garden hose regular lfiej grade only 13c, for the next two I weeks at Cramer Bros. j l3 the Southern Pacific Railroad Mrs. Chas. Loveless returned Wed-1 company afraid their property here nesday morning to her home in South!'111 be harmed asthe result of the Bend, Wash., after visiting with her'dally expected wide western strike on mother, Mrs. M. E. Pollock and oth-the Harrlman lines? er relatives for the past month. This question would seem to be an F. M. Nickerson came in from Wal-! 8wered Properly in the affirmative, do Tuesday to spend a short time onias from headquarters for Oregon, at business. J. H. Llsco of Golden, was a visit- i or to Grant PR n t w w uvuuni E. W. Crockett returned Wednes day morning to his home at Hugo af ter spending a short time with his sister, Mrs. Ed Dixon. Mrs. Crock ett accompanied her husband to Grants Pass and will remain for a lonirer vlntt T, , . Tom Gerber, who was operated ou for appendicitis at the South Pacific I,..,,,,,,, 1ft . . hospital 10 days ago, has so far re- .nvQQ, . ' ? ' " "r covered from his Illness that he Is able to be out of his room and ex pects to be about his duties at the Pacific. Telephone & Telegraph office in a short time. J. D. Cook returned to Three Pines Wednesday after a short visit with friends here. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Stone of Med- ford, were visiting with Grants Pass friends on Tuesday. Frank Mashburn has returned from his eastern trip, where he has been selecting his fall and winter stock of good3 for the Golden Rule store. Mrs. Sydney Brown was shopping and looking after business in Grants Pass Tuesday and returned in the afternoon to her home near Savag Rapids. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Conklin and little son, Harold, returned Monday evening from a 10 days' outing spent near the he'ul waters of Jump-orr-Joe. They report a splendid trip. Mr. and Mrs. Frederic M. Brooke and little son and Mrs. Ellen Hunter and little niece, Eleanor Cougle, went to Ashland Tuesday to spend a week. camping In the grove, while attend- ing the convention of the Christian j rhurch ; church W. M. HIllls left Tuesday for a two months' trip at Greencnstle, Indiana, to visit with relatives and old time friends. j- rt. Wickham, a mining man of ence in tne mines or soutnern uregon, Is a visitor at Grants Pass today. Six foot leaders for trout fishing no knots or splices just received at Cramer Bros. . w t . t- - m t r ... ... l'. u. wiCKiiam, a mining man oi. Portland, who has had large expert-ibor war- evcry Bho" 011 ,lu' .. I 1 1 .n inn m system utiil nrobnblv In-1., .Miss micio ueorge oi iveroy, wan i - visiting Grants Pass friends andtar' Sc0,t of thc Federation of Shop shopping Tuesday. She returned to Employes. her home at Kerby Wednesday. Miss George expects to return to Port- land about the first of September. W. B. Sherman and daughter, MIbb Myrtle Sherman, of this city and Mr. and Mrs. Downs of Portland, left Tuesday for a five days trip to Crat er lake. SOUTHERN PACIFIC LOOKS FOR STRIKE ( I5K(l ,,a:s t;r-llUS FOR ROUND HOUSE AT GRANTS PASS. DEPUTIES ARE APPOINTED Strike of Machinist mid Roller .Muk- ois Would Tie Up Whole System. Portland, has come a demand that deputies be named and P1 on the suara. As a result Sheriff Smith has 'named Joe Shaska, John Hall, Mike j Calvin and Harry Condit as deputies. jThe two last named, men are em ployes at the round house, where 14 men are employed, part on day shift, I part wt night, i . . . I Asked who would ua.v salaries of these deputies Sheriff Smith replied ',,,, , J 4U. . L ' . , , wwi, tumjiau; vrnuiu pay me Dili. alj , a t . i , Asked If definite arrangements had ,1Mn , " , wvvu tuuuv IW IUIO C 11C VI, lilt? o UCI 111 stated ihat he did not know that there had been. Judge Stephen Jewell, when asked this afternoon by The Courier if the county would pay the bill replied that he had not been Informed that depu ties had been appointed, and added that the county would not pay the salaries If possible to legally avoid it. Judge Jewell stated that the sheriff was allowed one deputy In the coun ty, and added that he would look up the law on the question raised by the appointments, but that the county would pay nothing If not compelled to. It is supposed that the company will foot the bills. CHICAGO, Aug. 24. General Man ager Kruttschnltt of the Harrlman lines this afternoon definitely refused to recognize the union "system federj atlon" plan, declaring the proposition entirely too radical. Kruttschnitt's statement followed a prolonged conference with Kline. So seriously Is the railroad situa tion iu the west regarded by Krutt 8(nniu tnat late thla afternoon he ordered a special train to rush him via Ogden and Salt Lake to San Fran cisco. The train was scheduled to leave immediately. SAN FRANCISCO, I Aug 24. Ln- - - cludlng the Illinois Central lines as well, may be decided upon within 48 hours as a result of messages from all sections of the west received hero to day by President Requln and See re Miss Florence Riddle is vlHltlng with relatives and friends at Rose- Iburg this week. Dr. Maude Van Alstyne arrived jhere Tuesday afternoon to Bpend a I few days looking after property in terests. She will be Joined shortly :ly her husband, who has been south OH H UU1U':0B Illy. JUJO. VUU rtl- '"VWne will be remembered by Grants a , , j i, j, ,r I Pass friends as Dr. Maude Kramer, on a business trip. Mrs. van ai whose early girlhood flays were spent , In this City. , 'sum of $1,N.',. on, with Interest there- Mrs A L Vroman who has 1-cen i"" Ht f!l,?1'1 K'r l,'"t al"""" fr""1 Mrs. A U Vroyn, wno nas l)cen Apjll 3() 19J0( aml $2()() 0( visiting with her brother, J. C. Mat-.P)v fo,;H( und C0HlJ ttll(1 dHMirH,.. tlson and wife of this city, returned j monts of this suit; and for decree Tuesday afternoon to her home at ; foreclosing that certain mortgage de vtofnrd scribed In the complaint upon the un- - divided oue-haif interest of Ralph II. II. N. Starr. Mr. and Mrs. F. W. j Hacon and Jessie L. Hacon upon the Reld and Miss Dess Cole returned ' fHv. lug described property: Tho Tuesday afternoon from their trip !,""h U of the North, ast . und . o . r.i. v, . ,u 1 he. Northeast Vi of the Southeast to Crescent City, where they hadl(f K(,,.(1(m )7 HM( (ho jjf been since Sunday. .Northwest U of Section 16, and the County Clerk Fred Cheshire and South Mi "f the Southeast Vi of -lf h,niiul T.m.dnv ntn frntTi ' Sect loll H, II II. I the Southeast of . ,a ...,. .hi. ,i.itn N'"thwcMt n, and the Smith- a 10 days' vacation spent with rel atlves and friends at Santa Cruz, Han Ftnnclxcn and other points In Cali fornia, horn. DAVIS At Orants Pai-s, Oregon, Wedn'nday. AugUft If., 1911, to Mr. and Mrs. Claude Davis, a on. Ite g-tlnton Imvls. 11 VWKIVS At Galice. Wcdm-nlay. Aug ist 1 '.. 1911, to Mr. and Mr. Jos. A. H a iliitmhter. TIMBERMAN VISITS CITY. George X. Wendling, president of the Weed Lumber company, the Cal ifornia Pino Box and Lumber com pany of Grauts Pass, and 55 other lumber concerns, spent Sunday here with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Dunbar, It was Wendling who built the railroad from Weed aorth, later taken over by the Southern Pacific and It was Wendling who recently forced the Southern Pacific to take up the work of building the line from Eugene to the sea, as Wendling told Southern Pacific officials to build it or he would. Mr. Wendling owns a vast area of timber in that region and wanted a railroad built to handle his timber. Now if he Just owned timber be tween Grants Pass and Crescent City, there would be a railroad under op eration or building between the two towns. N , WHITE SEWING MACHINES Best the World Over Because of PRESTIGE Best known everywhere. PRICE Lowest, quality considered. TERMS Unequalled for liberty. QUALITY Due to experience and superior fac tory facilities. VARIETY Vibrating, oscillating vertical, oscil lating horizontal, rotary, rotlsclllo aud chain stitch. E. J. IIAHAN, M'G'li. GRANTS PASS : OREGON SUMMONS. ... In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Josephine County. Hugh McCourt, ) Plaintiff,) vs. ) Ralph II. Bacon, Jessie L.) Bacon, Frank E. Baker) Co., a corporation, Rogue) Kiver Irrigation and Pow-) er Company, a corpora-) tion; II. 11. Ciimmlngs,) Merlin Heights Orchard) Company, a corporation,) A. M. Crawford, United) Slates National Bank of) Salem, Oregon, a corpora-) tlon; Fannie B. lllchurd-) son, C. C. Crlggs and AI-) ice Bacon, ) Defendants. ) To C. C. Griggs, otherwise, known as Clifton C. Griggs. In the name of the Stale of Oregon you are hereby summoned and requlr- I . .1 In the name of the Stale of Oregon iw ""j unnci me. ram- lalnt filed in the above entitled court and caiiHe on or before the expiration' of ten days from the date, of service upon you if served within Josephine County, or on or before the expira tion of twenty days from the date of such sorvlce, If served In any other county within the State of Oregon or in case of servlco of siild summons by publication, then on or before six weeks from the date of the first publication of snld summons, which date of first publication Is Fri day, August 2f, A. I)., llill, anfl the last date of service and the hint day for your appearance will bo th: f.tii day of October, A. I)., 1911, and you are hereby notified that In case you fall to appear and answer tho com '-v -iumii ill'- IW'I nil'ir.'jllll, ',,e lJItit i rr will apply t the court 'or relief prayed for In the complaint. ;v7 ffJr j,,,,,?,,,,,,. ,,, ,.., ; plaint within tin- period nfownld, Uacon and Jennie L. Hacon for the west ',4 of the Northeiint , and the Northeast 4 of the Southwest , and the North est ,; of the South east vi of Section , all In Town? ship 35 South, , RanRe 0 Went, of Wil lamette Meridian In Josephine Coun ty, Oregon: innl for the mile of khII liieinlncH )n the milliner provided by law Mini the priii tlce of this Court, and the applb utioii of the princcd thereof to (lie hii' b fin t lull of (lie Judgment nffin",iM. niul for hii' Ii o'h er and turtle r relief ns equitable, und Hint all oM i ' ! r i m I i; t h In vn I d ilt. having or (liilmliiu nnv iiictit or Intel e n s:, iirciiil-r, or hpv pint Reduced Prices oh Garden Hose In order to dose out our stock of 1911 Hose, for the next TWO WEEKS we shall make the fol lowing prices: V' DEFENDER, was 12c ft., now .... 10c ft. RIO, was 16c ft., now .......... v. 13c ft. These are both guaranteed grades and it will pay you to buy now. Cramer Bros. ODD FELLOWS' BLOCK Lawn Mowers Sharpened and Repaired thereof, be forever barred aud fore closed of all right, claim and equity of redemption in and to said prem ises, and every part thereof. i This summons Is published by ord er of the Hon. Stephen 'Jewell, Coun ty Judge for Josephine County, Ore gon, requiring publication thereof In the Rogue River Courier, a newspa per of Keneral circulation published at Grants Tass In Josephine County, Oregon, for a period of six successive weeks, and dated August 24, 1911. . Date of first publication, August 25, 1911. Date of last publication, October 6, 1911. II. D. NORTON. SUMMONS. Sl'IT TO Ql'IET TITLE. In the iTcu.t Court In end for the County of Josephine, State of Ore gon. The Josephine Investment) company, an Oregon cor-) poratlon, ) Plaintiff.) " vs. ) F. P. Keye, and also, all) other persons or pnrtles) unknown, claiming any) right, title, estate, lien) ' or Interest In tho real cb-) tate described In plain-) tiff 'a complaint, ) To F. I). Keye, and also,). all other persons or par-) ties unknown,' claiming) any right, tltlo, estate,) Hen or Interest In the) real estate described In) plaintiff's complaint, ) Defendants.) In the namo of tho state of Ore gon, you and each of you aro hereby required to appear In the above on titled court nnd cause and nnswer the complnlnt on file against you therein within six weeks from the day of the first publication of this summons, which dato of first publication there of Is Friday the 18th day of August, 1911, nnd you are hereby notified that If you fall so to appear nnd an swer said complaint within snld time, or otherwise plead thereto, tho plain tiff will apply to said. Court for the relief demanded In snld complaint, to-wlt: That It be declared, ndjudged and That It be declared, adpudned and decreed Hint the plaintiff nnd Its mesne grantors have been flnd now are In possession of and the owners In fee simple of, the following de scribed premises, situate in Josephine County, Oregon, to-wlt: Lots 3 nnd 4 In J. D. Drake's Sub division of Irtit 1 In Illixk "I," J. Itourne Jr.'s Flint Addition to the Town, now Cltv of (irtints Puss, Jose phine County, Oregon, ns per plat on file and of record In the ofMce of the County Clerk of Josephine County, Oregon also beginning at the North east corner of I,ot 2 .1 llonrne, Jr.'s, First Addition to the Cltv of rirnnts Push; thence running Floutherly alonf the WeHterly line of SMli Ktroet a distance of 4 r, feet, more or Ichs to the Northeast corner of a tract of hind heretofore Hold by grantors here in to Joseph I,. Chrlstlleb; thencn Westerly piiriille with the North lino of Lot 2 a dlntanceof 140 feet; thene,, Northerly parallel with the Westerly I line of sixth Street n distance of 4r! feet, more or les to the North line of! Lot 2; t hence Fasterly nlonu thei Northerly line of Lot 2 a distance of I H" feet to beginning. I And have been the owners thereof and In fee simple for a period of more than 20 years, and such own ership, title and possession for snld time has been adverse, hostile, con tinuous, open, notorious and conclu sive against tin snld defendants nnd "(eh and all thereof, And be It further det reed that tho defendant, nor either thereof, have no estate, or Intereit whatever In and to snld pieiiilHen, nr any pnrt or pa red thereof, and that the title of and to said premises, or any part or defendants and each thereof l.e for ever eniolind and debarred from as-s-riing nnv claim whatsoever in and tn snld premise, or any part or por tion thereof adverse to plaintiff, and for such other and further fllef m to thl Honorable Court shall seem meet and proper smLJn good cons ' lenre jnt and equitable, and for Its '"(h ntiil iIIhIhii reiiieiit. This Siimnions Is published bv ord er "f the Honorable F. M. Calkins, Judge of the County Court for Job phlne County, Oregon, which order was maae and dated on August 17th, 1911, and which said order requires the said summons to be nubllshnd In Rogue River Courier, a newspaper of general circulation published week ly and regularly at Grants Tbss, Jose phine County, Oregon, for six suc cessive weekB from the date of the first publication thereof,-and which dato of first publication thereof is on Friday, the 18th day of August, A, D., 1911, and you and each of you art hereby required to annear and imA. said complaint, or otherwise appear in mis cause on or berore the last day of the publication of said um mons, to-wlt: on or before six weeks from the first day of publication thereof, which Is the 18th day of Au gust, 1911. W. I. VAWTER, M. PURDIN, Attorneys for Plaintiff. CLASSIFIED ADS FOR SALE KELLERSTRASS White OrplngUn cockerelB, $2 and 3, from stock that was awarded first priie at state fair, 1910. Savage Rapids Poultry Co., Box 363. 8-11-U FOR SALES 150-acre ranch. 'ill miles from Harbor, Curry county, Oregon. 25 acres .cleared land, balance fine fir timber. Well protected from danger of foreat fire. Fine family orchard of ap ples, peaches and pears now bearing, and nice, young orchard set out. Will raise fine crops of any kind. Tlonty of good spring water. FOR SALE Timber claim, NW 4 See. 24, Twp 87, 7 West, Jose phine county. Tor particulars address H. Walter, conductor, 3rd and Townseud streets, 8. P. Co., San Francisco, Cal. 9-3-tt WANTED WANTLD -Spring chickens, fries; and also fresh egges. Mocha res taurant, U street. S-ll-tf CHICKENS WANTED-- Have S or 10 full blood Whlto Leghorn cocks di rect from Petaluma, finest laying til rain money can buy, to fxchang for bens for table uso, or 11.50 each. Address II. 0. M. care Cour ier office. tf WANTED Medium weight, gentle horse, for light service for IU keep, by responsible party. E. C. II., care Courier. TO KATHANUK TO EXCHANGE - Equity In big lot on Sixth street and 2U0 cush for first payment on l, 10 or 20 acres acreage under ditch. This lot la north side, half block from paving. None better. Address M. C car Courier. tf HTHAYICD ESTRAYThcre came to my place about January ID, a two-year-old, roan colored heifer, without brands or marks. Owner ran have same by proving property and paying charg es. Marlon Griffin, Slate Creek, Wonder, Oregon. E-4-8t MIHCKLLANKOtS II ANN IK, the plumber, la ready at any minute to repair your plumb ing. 609 II street. Telephoae 14 OR. M-tf A KTISTIC photographs, postals, stamp pictures, amateur finish ing. Come and w samples at the Angelo Studio, 00B Sixth street Mid summer prices, S-ll-tf PI ANo'foK KENT- Wo have a fine new piano for rent. If you ate In terested, inll nnd sen It. Ilowell'n Mul ! Store, (limits Puss, Oregon. MR-lt j, mmmaj' ' lymi i iJ.r!THitrCTI''WLUKIMll'L,-1JJ-MKn
