Rogue River courier., September 29, 1911, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER, 20, 1011.
WEEKLY ROGUE RIVER COURIER
PAGE THREE
DR. SMITH TAKES
GOVERNOR TO TASK
Dr. J. C. Smith, member of the leg
islature from Josephine county, In an'
Interview with The Courier, takes a
hard rap at Governor Oswald Wcai,
as a result of the governor's position
and statements regarding a proposed
extra session to create good roads leg
islation. Dr. Smith talked as follows:
"The only question Governor West
should consider, If he is honest In his
assertions that he is in favor of good
roads legislation, is whether the in
terests of the state demand that such
legislation should be created. If ho
finds that it would be advantageous
to the state to have good roads,, it
is his duty to call the legislature to
gether in extra session, and after
the members assemble he can send
his message advising then of impor
tant points that he wants them to
consider.
ACTOR FISHERMAN
BEFORE THE COURT
James Dunn, an actor keeping a
short engagement at one of the local
theaters, Wednesday afternoon was
declared "not guilty," when arrested
for fishing without a license, and
thereby hangs a tale. Dunn and his
wife were taking In the beauties of
: Rogue river, down at that portion
In the vicinity of the steel bridge on
Sixth street. They heard much talk
of the many fish In the stream, and
decided to try their luck. So Dunn
borrowed a pole and line and with
his spouse took up a position at the
dam near the bridge, and was In
tently watching for a "bite," when
Game Warden Wright hove in sight
and arrested the actor for fishing
at a dam. The disciple of Booth was
j presented to Justice John Holman, a
Jury trial was demanded. Then the
question arose as to whether the
Edam was a dam; whether it was a
"When the governor, however, af-Ple ' rubbish or a real Simon-pure
ter vetoing some 72 bills, among flam- To make the matter safe, the
which were good roads and other complaint was changed, and Dunn
bills of importance to the rest of j Put 011 trial for fishing without a li
the state, finds he has made a mis- i cense. The man was ignorant of the
take,' that his vetoes, which were got- j ,act that he had to have a license; al
ten up wholly to show the wonderful 80 ignorant of the law regarding flah
wlsdom and statesmanship of him- J ,nS near a dam.
Belf, and t0 belittle the work of the ! The ase went to trial before the
legislature, have not met with the ' Jury, and Attorney Fred Williams de
popular approval and laudation he fended the accused actor. The de
had hoped for, and now when there j fense of Mr. Williams was a hummer,
conies a demand for relief from con-; the lawyer contending that the case
dltions which his vetoes have caused, was n6t one wherein a man should
Instead of calling the legislature to- be punished. When the Jury took
gether in a manly way, he seeks to ' the case It was the unanimous ver
lmpose conditions which he knows j diet, and a quick one, of 'not guilty.'
no member, that possesses intelli-' Therein lies the moral. The' Jury
gence or manhood, could accept, and took position that Dunn caught no
then, when he claims he la in favor j fish; that he might have been fish
of good road lews, it stamps him a 1 lng for suckers for which no license
a cheap demagogue. ! Is necessary; that Rogue river U
"I will meet Governor West half 1 becoming tied up like a canal in Uol
way. I will serve the state ot Ore-, nd, much to the detriment of the
gon for the rest of my term as a j much-advertised fishing grounds
member of the house of representa- near Grants Pass, Oregon; that peo
tlves without pay If he wiy agree to , Pie are invited here through lurid
erve the balance of his term as gov- j and paint-bedaubed literature and
ernor without compensation. One; told they can catch more fish and
proposition Is as fair as the other, j get more fun In 'steen minutes than
and if he wants to play politics by ac- j anywhere else on the continent; that
ceptlng my offer, he will find the ; when a man with a hungry wife
people will all applaud him. Each ' and two children in, a tent tries to
member of the legislature swore to 'snare one salmon among nlany tons,
perform the duties of his office to ' with a "foulhook," and that when
the best of his ability, and if they are ' an Ignorant $15 a week actor drop
called tocether In extra session it Is an amateur line in the water
their duty to consider those 72 ve-j therefore, for all these and other
toes. This Covernor West knows or ' reasons such petty arrests by game
ought to know, and that Is the rea- 't wardens are unnecessary and work
son ho Is afraid to call an extra ses- injury to the city of Grants Pass, in
sion without a pledge from members 1 that tourists will soon fear to even
to violate their oath of office. And, ! look upon the blue waters of the
while pretending to be favorable to ''Rogue, but will Instead . hurry
extra session, he makes It lm-, tnrougn me cuy eurome w piaufB
where game wardens re jot bo
Daniel Walker and E. B. Ferrin
of Roseburg arrived in Grants Pass
Monday to spend a short time here
on business.
Alex Watts of Applegate was visit
ing the county seatDn business Monday.
IP YOU HAVE ECZEMA OR ANT
SKIX OR SCALP TROUBLE
HERE IS GOOD NEWS.
You have probably tried one or
more remedies with small success.
This costs money and it is uncertain.
We want you to try ZEMO, the clean
liquid remedy, but we do not want
you to pay for it unless you are satis
fied with results. We have so much
faith in Zemo that we want you to try
it by sending to the E. W. Ross Med
cine Co., 3032 Olive St, St. Louis,
Mo., 10c In stamps to pay postage for
a generous sample of ZEMO and ZE
MO (antiseptic) SOAP and our 81
page booklet on skin diseases OR get
a brttle today at C. H. Demaray's
Drug store and if you are not pleased
with results they will refund your
money.
ZEMO is a clean scientific prepar
ation that washes away and destroys
the germ life and the poisons that
cause the trouble. Stops the itch
ing at once and results can be seen
after one application. ZEMO abso
lutely cures eczema In all Its forms
a? well as hives, rashes, acne, tetter.
Larbers' Itch, prickly heat, etc.ln in
fants the same as on grown persons.
Indorsed and sold by druggists ev
erywhere and in Grants Pass by C. H.
Demaray's Drug Store.
an
nncaihio tn have one. and then ex
pects to lay the blame on the mem
bers. "If Governor West wants an ex-,
tra session, he knows how he can ,
get it honorably. If he doesn't want
an extra session, It Is up to him;
but he doesn't need to try to be on
both sides of the road question and
expect to humbug the people.
r.enlouB in filling bastlles with shiv
ering fishermen.
And now, bless your heart, Actor
Dunn was hauled up agalu, dragged
from Medford and had to face Jus
tice Holman a second time. And
"they do say" that Justice llulmun
was w.rathy at such goings on. And
the way that Dunn was.put it. Jeop-
. . ... i ;n.. Eunfin A tlttia tL'n d (ri 1 h tu
..... . l n n t 1 nTAPTI D1 T1V U1UT I U 17 DCCUUU ' J . ..
we are luimiouuj iui .
t, Tnmni of rrent sav-1 wise: When the Jury declared him
i lie i uiiituiu - !-
SOCIALIST PARTY WILL
HAVE CITY TICKET
In a communication to The Courier
a member of the socialist party in
Grants Pass states that a full social
ist ticket will be put iu the field pre
ceding the coming city election. The
statement Is made that the party has
a man in view for mayor who will
"place Grants Pass In line with other
progressive cities where socialism is
carried to Its ultimate aim, which
means municipal ownership, equal
representation and equal distribu
tion." The name of the resident Is not
given out, but It Is stated that "he
Is a mechanic and thorough econom
ist, one who understands the needs
of a municipality."
The further statement Is made In
the communication to The Courier
that "socialist councllmen from each
ward will be chosen to fully co
operate with the socialist mayor."
Lauren Gale came up from Merlin
Tuesday to look after business.
Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Williams, who
have spent the summer at Kathlamet,
Wash., returned Monday to Grants
Pass, where they will remain indefinitely.
Diarrhoea is always more or less '
prevalent during September. Be pre
pared for It. Chamberlain's Colic,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is
prompt and effectual. It can always
be depended upon and is pleasant to
take. For sale by all good dealers.
Dick and Joe Shattnck of Apple
gate came to town Monday to visit
with Grants Pass friends.
Chas. F. Augensteln of Napoleon
Ohio, who has spent the past four
days visiting with R. R. Turner,, su
perintendent of the Grants Pass
schools, left Monday evening on his
return to his Ohio home.
"with strength tnd ease
the always pleas"
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OVERALLS
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than ever before to give my
customers satisfaction. They
are the originators ofVcertlfled
pedigree nursery stock, and
growers are finding that certi
fied pedigree Is as necessary in
nursery stock as in dairy stock.
1 I also handle common stock
of the best grade. All kinds of
grapes a specialty.
Also agent for the Frost Pre
vention Co.'s orchard heater.
Geo. H. Parker
40; WEST 1) 8TUEK"r.
GRANTS PASS, OREGON.
Absolutely Pure
Tho only Baking Powder made
fromRoyalCrapeCrcarofTartar
NO ALUM, NO LIME PHOSPHATE
REV. W.R.JEFFREY, JR.,
CONES TO M. E. CHURCH
RARE OLD COINS FOUND
ON GRANTS PASS LOT
Rev. W. R. Jeffre) Jr, ha been
assigned to the Newman M, E.
church at Grants Tass by the prtsld
Inr elder as announced at the close
of the conference at Salem. The
Oregonlan says:
One of the notable features of the
appointments. Is the transfer rf W.
R. Jeffrey, Jr., from University Tark
to Grants Pass and the appointment
In his stead of Rey. W. B. Hol'ings
head. The latter was for six years
superintendent of the Portland dis
trict. Rev. Mr. Jeffrey has cerved
for five years at University park
and has accomplished a great deal
while there. , Ills congregation ask
ed for his return, but without much
hope of their request being gnrted,
on account of the long service he had
been permitted to give them. Rev.
Mr. Holltngshead has hnd no charge
for the past year, having done tome
special work for the board of home
missions and church extension,
Rev. D. II. Leech, who has Pcrvod
the Newman M. E. church so accep
tably has been transferred to Albanj.
Inz to the state of $600,000 by those ; "not guilty of fishing without a 11-
T.f t . look at this saving, i cense" Game Warden Wrla, was
The sum of $340,000, or more than j keenly disappointed that bis man
one-half was for state aid to roads,! went scot free. Then the game war
" which if property expended, would 1 den thlnked a thunk, and hit on
have been returned to the people in ; the plan to nab Dunn on a charge
a very few years. The sura of $50,- j or finning ' near a dam. in the
000 to build a new and suitable pa- j meantime, Dunn hnd gone to Med
ylllon at the state fair grounds, a ' ford to dance on the sawdust or do
building In keening with the dignity whatever stunt Is his specialty on
of the state and very much needed,! the theatrical boards. Now Game
the present building being totally nn-: Warden Wright did not go t. Dep.
fit for the purpose. Another saving uty District Attorney Van Dyke for
was In the naval militia bill, which this second complaint, but went to
he refused to file without an illegal .Jacksonville where he told of his
nledue that thev would orly use part; wo. v w.
piHim Ull U.VJ T I r.lu,ln Allnrntv Vnil.ov ant
of it. And. afterward, wnen me, " ' " , ,
(1 burned some pow-' niniseu uowh mm m.
him he grac- quill wrote out an indictment cnarg-
them the j lng Actor uunn un usum u
Thls Is a ; In 200 yards of n flshway." This
naval militia hai:
iously consented to give
rest of the state's money.
mm INDUSTRY 0
YOU SHOULD LOOK
AFTER YOUR OWN INDUSTRY
and you are not doing that, if you have not a
bank account. To operate your business success
fully YOU SHOULD USE
OUR CHECKING ACCOUNT
It protects you, and gives you a higher commer
cial rating among your associates. If you should
' require financial aid it would be to your interes
to have an account with us.
Grants Pass Banking & Trust Co.
GRAXTH PA88, OIIEGO.V.
sample of his vetoes and what he
saved the state. His threat to veto
r,f .nlnrv during the In-
mij I mow -
has' document Game Warden Wncht put
In his pocket, and riding deep he
reached Grants Pass. Dcforo Jus-
... . . a,
.. ... ... 1 iinimn tt-pntn upcdki lime.
cumbenfs term only applied io inBj.cv - - -
rountles that did not give West a ma-! Justice Holman was compelled to
o I f 4t Witness the r..e j act. He sent Constable Mock to
X ; salary of the county school super-1 Medford for Actor Dunn. Mock go
i men. niuukin uuji .
If
HE
Intendent of Jackson county.
CI.K W IT VOI R STOMACH-
him to court. Attorney Fred Wil
liams was there. Attorney vVllllams
looked at the romplalnt. "No good,"
r;a. Sourncw., PIHiim. Head-! Pald Mr. Williams.
aches and Bad Prcam Will Go. j charged with no crime
this rron Is
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nv'g and druggies everywhere.
under the
laws of Oregon, the Unltel States
or Imhomey. This complaint reads
for flt-hlng within 200 feet of a
flshway.' Th" law reads that no man
Miall fish within :0 feet DKIOW a
flhway I submit a demurrer, your
honor."
Granted!" nutekly said Jut)re
Holman.
Dunn a free man.
flame warden mad.
Van DykP delisted.
Dunn Iniii.Minr
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The case of State of Oregon ts.
M. F, Hull occupied the attention of
tho circuit court this morning. Ttat
case was called and a jury diawn,
but on account of the absence ot the
principal witness, E. S. El'eiman,
it was necessary to postpone tin trial
until tomorrow morning. The Jury
Is composed ot Ernest Measenei', W.
L. Gibson, P. P. Paine, D. F. George,
A. L. Espy, John Wolf oik, W. A.
Powers, JohnAnderson, B. Coftla, O.
C. Pollard, A. Morris and E. S. Rice.
One case against J. W Wbltsett
waB dlsmlHsod on account of the fail
ure to find two Important witnesses,
Geo. Harrows and Mrs. Tom Dooth.
, State of Oregon vs. W. H. Emei lck
was dlmnlBsed on motion ot the pros
ecuting attorney.
Frank C. Wlmbels vs. W'U! E. Pur
dy et al, default and decree. .
The grand Jury returned "uit a
true bill" In the case of th State
vs. Lloyd 8cott.
, A. C. Howland of Swastika was a
Grants Pass visitor Monday
RIFLES $ GUNS
There's no use hunting deer with a poor gun. Look
at some of the really good 1911 models of standard
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Such as tents, sheet Iron stoveH, cooking utensils, hunt
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Twentv-one years a renldent of the Rogue Klver Valley.
Eullhurst Nursery Co.
Wolf Creek, Ore.
Offer a complete stock of No. 1, one year, apple
trees for this fall and next spring planting. Let
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ery lino.
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Wolf Creek, Ore.,
C. F. COOK, I'rrsldent and Manager V. It. WOK, Trramirer
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