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tire, people would not nave to pay
anything.
Thin la, like the greenback and
JIKOMK I'KAIPJE ITEMS.
A. E. VOORHLEa pnh d Pro grwDDacK ana; Grandma Borough has returned to
a G. COLTAJVT, Editor. ! -- --. - - ,ier uome un ner ou, -
iel KomethliiK for nothing. .Non-ln-1 Borough, on Rogue River, after visit
Entered In the U. 8. Poet Office ,tlere'it tearing Gondii are a non-ne- ing eoIlie morjths with her daughter,
uraou raw. Oregon, second claae iK'Jiiaoie security, .-sot even the Mris, y jj .Armstrong.
Ball matter.
FltllMV, MUM II H, 1012.
il'nlted States government with the
! wealth and resources of the entire
nation, ran borrow without faying
for it. Neither Mr. Scott nor any
ne else will loan money without in
terest, and the use of the nionev lb
NOVEL GOOD IUJADS PLAN.
On another page of this lenut, 0f . usually worth the price paid for It
The Courier will b found a plan
propois. d by William J. Scott for pro-
Rev, lloxie preached an excellent
sermon Sunday at the bthool house
where the Sunday seniles are held.
C. J. Armstrong and family were
agreeably surprised Friduy evening
of last week by a jolly crowd of
about 3u. The eeiiiug whs t-pent in
playing games and enjoying the mu
.ic furnished by several members of
the party.
J. Workman 'and family have
moved onto the Itnihe plaie and ex
pect to make that their home for the
Mimmer.
Alius Elsie Robinson, who has been
in poor health for some time, js now
If the price be legitimate
Air. Scott's scheme contemplates
i,ii .,i . i i. . l,iul 'eo ne enter tne uanxing
Tiding a fund to build good roads In , , , .
u b iuBis in ,Hn,.g a a community a form of
Ja.ksoii county. The ld,a is a novel socialism that would be, bitterly
one and, as It Is the purpose of the foutht. It would Involve an entire
originator to line a national bank rf'',''J',s,,ii'nt of economic princ'plea
charter as the foundation for bis ' r, H",,ln ,n a planned uemorallza-
.,,, , , , tlon during readjustment. It is there-
f nam 1.1 Hchen.e. it certainly ,ookB , ra(.traJ
not only reasonable but feasible. It ; T,rp , ,t)ls merit In the sugges- Maying with Air. and Airs. I'eters,
rnuy, ulter an examination, bo found tlon, however. It would enable the above Wonder, In the hope that the i
the practl. Hl Idea needed to i ttb. I)poplo to neciire money at a lower ; niountain location will improve her
rate of interest, provided they want- Physical condition.
' i. ,i .. . . f m .. ii.. . ? : .. . U . . U
ter of great (once- h nankins Puslness. v.iuuius houiiimhi, no uio
, ' f"l should Thr,.p ,.r ,.otl( t)on,(i ,.OIlI(J , d ,f.e visiting for several weeks with
ineierore ho oirefully read hv hII in
posited ,-. . i . uiltv with the trea- I'liitives near Kutene. returned
Wrested In Iho Important subject of 1:ry department, for an Issuance of home Tuesday.
currency, though It Is doubtful If the Several families took a trip to
entire IsHiie would be so accepted. Giants Pass the first of the week in
spite of the rainv weather.
Air. Scott Makes It.ply.
The .Jerome Prairie Sunday school
In nil eitltmhil umlur flm n.,-..lir, ,.. .1 : ,..
.... ; ' ""1 is 1 .1 11 11 1 im on inivmi; an eii'eii, mi-
fundB for the construction of good of 1 1 I.. for Nothing" the n.ent and basket social at the school
road, flerauso It Is a new thin. Is , Ma.Trl,IIU, ,,, H'kn,M.k for ,he house the night of the 10-h of this
ro reason why It cannot be m.td.' ',.,,,, i.,ii,, i i . . month. It is to he a St. Patrick en
i o'-m.mf, mill I'llll rtill I'lUll.
HE RIGHT 1(1 OF CLOTHES
Kooij roads emergency. It U a mat
t rested In Iho linpor
highway construction.
The Courier would like to ea
from our bankers In regard to the
I ra tl ability of this plan of i i t:n
Pliable for the purpme. for w.ifhhe bills Issued
It is Intended.
by the
j to practice for the coming entertaln-
1 I !
1 tertainiiient and promises to afford
t ron h u r v
.much amMKrniciit Thp iirocpHdn nro
; would bo flat money, then every 11a- to go to buy bibles for the Sabbath
;tlonal bank bill now In circulation Is school. Everyone Is cordially invited.
IMPORTANCE OK GREEN FOOD. 1 flat money. The plan proposed does I The young people of the neighbor-
i I. J ... ,.4 .. 1 U 1 t 1 .. t - n ..
ti.Kf ,.a. 11 ... i.ot contemplate selllnu the bonus. ",tl ' """""
'" ' e"ni.ij iiunuienn i
attracting much attention In Giants!
I'asH mid It should bo understood j
that miccess depends altnost entirely I
on the treatment given the laying I
hen. Feed, of course, Is the first I
thing to be considered. Do not r.e- j
gleet green food In some form. Poul- j
try will not do Its best without sue-j
rnlent food during the winter. Al-
fulfil, rut clover, cabbage or beets
are good, with sprouted oats head
ing the list. Sprouted oats three
merely depositing them with the
1 n lieu Mates treasury, so whether1 m. .1.1 1 w , . i.u
1 ' 1 1 Allss Ethel .Morgan is visiting with
they draw interest or not. does not . her sister In Grants Pass,
matter; the Interest, if any, would i .Mr. Guivich, son and wife from the
be remitted to the owners of theri,st an nerp vlsi'i" and will prob-
bonds.
The taxpayers' bank plan Is to ren
('er borrowing monev lun-iwunrr
Merely asking the same privileges!
that are extended to aM national j Several people of the neighbor
bnnks now lu operation in the I'nit-' n:,vp nil(l ,ne Kril' ,,p last few
ment.
i ably locate here.
SEI.MA.
ed StateB. The plan
tl: county establishing
contemplates ( ('avs
a bank unde;'
tlmea n week, with cabbage or beets form of any Ism except Atnei p anism
the other three, will work to good ' ;l l"'r l'"t bonds could be depos
advantage. On Sunday, the day of
rest, the green feed can be omitted.
THE HARMLESS IVY.
lied and currency Issued, as stated
In the Alall-Trlbune, the Interest
would be collected by the treasury
department and remitted to the tax
payers' bank, the same as other na
tional bank denoslls Mr Seoit h:i;
The Impression that Ivy Is harm said and here repeats, adminlstra
ful to walls of stone or brick has n""s will rise and fall on this Issue,
been removed by the testimony of a lf '""I11""1 banks In the Pnil
birge i.ml,..i- nf C.r,., ,u S,,,,,H ar( Kettllli; Something for
.... , nothing, the same would apply to the
.'i I...-. n, it'irni-m nun nuisier Karu
eiieis. These trained observers
agree that Ivy has no tendency to
make the walls damp. They main
tain. In fact, that the clinging ten-,
dills of the plant extract and an
no rh any exiting moisture, and that
the thick leaves protect the walls
from the action of the weather. Eur
therniore, they find uo evidence Wuit
the Ivy roots affect the foundations
id stone structures.
Will Neinier and family of Kerby '
existing banking laws, and Is not aIKIl('t last Sunday at the home of T. '
.1. llreazeale.
S. O. Cbastam and iamily of Slat'
creek spent Sunday visiting with
ri latlves here. j
Miss Cretie Clark has come to j
work at the home of P. E. Gerald of'
Selma, Miss Edna Hutchinson going!
home after working there several!
months.
A dance was held at the home of
Edgar Hawkins last Saturday night.1 :
One will be at the Grange hall next 'WOMAN ARRESTED ON ,
Saturday after open grange in the1 SECOND AHRDER CHARGE
taxpayers' national bank of .lackson . L'veninK-
county. 1 Jacob Seiwitz and family of Jer
ome Prairie, also Charles Geiwitz
and wife were visiting friends and
relatives here last week. Charles
Ceiwitz has recently come from lies
Is what you want this sprinir ami wc want you to have
them. The new things arc now arriving; we are ready to
L'ive vou an earlv look at the best clothes ever shown
c
We've made preparations for your needs as carefully as if
you were t lie only customer we had.
You're not the only one; you may even o somewhere
else for your clothes: hut this is the only store where you
can ";et our kind of clothes.
HART SCHAFFNER & MARX
make our finest i;oods: they're the cheapest clothes you
can buy; not because they're the lowest in price, but be
cause vim yet more lor every dollar you pay than in any
other clothes made.
l'd'ore you decide on your spring suit see these.
SUITS $18 AND UP
OTHER SUITS $10 AND UP.
Geo. S. Calhoun Co.
Outfitters to Boy arid Man.
This store is" the home of Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes.
W.M. .1. SCOT i.
Medford. Ore., March 4, 1011.'.
MOTION PICTl'liKS AND POI .ITU'S , M"il"'s' ,,,wa- 1 '"'-v al'1' bioking at
a
of
SnMKTHI.NC, Pnil .OTNG
coiintrv
here. They say it was quit
thange to leave several inches
scow and cold freezing weather back
there and conn; to this laud of sun-
.1 ;,, , i H
i . ... . .imih- tuiu uuHt' . j iv. i uc ks and
(laptraps the film shows can make , .. , , , .
' tanuly and the Geiwitz families took
" lt I" national affairs.. This Is ., (. ., llnVt, ,. , j,,.,
big country, with territory nearly valley and upper Deer creek last
Here is a new Idea which promise;;
to be adopted In the campaign this
'fall. An editorial in an eastern n.i-
per says that if kept free from the
CHICAGO, .Mar. 7. Wheeled in
to court in an invalid's chair, Mrs.
Louise Verniilyea, was today freed
f'om the charge that she murdered
Policeman Arthur liissonnette bv
prospective to locating '",is0n f'' hh lifo ins"'- Iter
sue was re-arrested on the charge
o! having murdered Richard Smith,
a conductor, for the same reason.
yen kickix aihh v
I mill way around tne world. It eov
It will be neen that Mr. Scott, who ' l1'8 ninny climates and races, with th
was mentioned In both Tuesday and j American type highly predominant.
Wednesday s Courier as a man who; Why not cultivate motion pictures In
has evolved a new scheme lor i , Using blch the Intelligent advancement of
money for mo( roads purposes, has U the people Is, the aim? We have
gotten himself In die limelight in n ' lf"i)n on police duty In China. Not
manner that bids fair to make him , much is known of our more than "
one ol the real chanuteis of the Islands In the Philippines group,
liogue Kiver valley. The Mail -1'ri 1 lil w :l" s a region of putmul m
bune of Medford has the following 'crest, and so arc Porto Uuo and
editorial on the subject and Mr luantanamo. The oversea null id
Scott lomes back in iho Medford l" Ke' ,8t ' unique. Irrigation
Sun which letter follows the editor- projects and the Panama cana' al
lal luelitioiied in tliN Issue: 'A:,.NS invite tlwratnera M -:
W. J. Scott, a fanner of the upper l'onlor u 11 NrrltiK place. Cu.--Kogue
ills! rut, has .vohed, in the'ront public events are an inexhaus-i.
told Hill News, a si heme whnh he
lisserts will lev olut loiiie the
tlcaiucs of the world and make 'the
glc.il god Money hoioiue the hl.ive
of the people instead ol tlu-ir !eln.;
slaves to it ' "Government.. al;i ,,,)
ministrations ill i Mi and i.iti upon
this woiul.-i inl idea " s'alest Mr
Siott.
In I'l l. I, Mr S. oit s, heme i- ,u
the county io i..M!l. non inteiest
beuring bou.N to, toad build. nu u:
I'i's. s tti, ., i,., ,. out ,i n.uiou.i! b.,.,k
hart, i ' i t ', ii., me o! t h,. ',, , ,
els N.uion.il It.mk of .I.u kso:i lr,:,
v. con. .i ii, under t be ,. :ou
SAN FUANC1SCO. Mar. 7.--"I1ok-
Wednesday enjoying a pleasant dav.ione you," said Mathevv Mathewson.
There Is a current report that kicking Patrolman
parties with unlimited means have
pun based the Anderson placer mine
at the niouti. of Ver neck and are
intending to put in modern mining
machinery, a dredger, and are also
calculating to Imil,) ;v wagon road
ftoin the Feasler place down the
creek to the mine.
hie subject for I'.l istration
Scurrying cowboys and di:nc te.vel
rentlmeutaliMii l ave had moi tha i
a fair share of attention la pict u; -s'u-ws.-
s for m ncs w.th ,i I...!:;. ,,.
i i t i. i:i s. i.uiivi i i i-
Mill. TIU M ( i!) V :.
l-CS SGKI.KS. Mar. ;
The i barge that Colonel Koose-
volt's presidential boom was
horn of the steel trust. oi, , d
bv Walter I. llonser. campaign
manager for Senator UKol-
"Mte. at ,t mass meeting her
food for lumh 'bought
i"
among
v'.j'.nlfli'aiiie -a
dlences ,i , i-
w i:
!h ii,..
.11'
progressive
to, lav
"Pig' l"is-
'.IV, 1.
' :n,
nans
Hon
lie.
gog,
f el'
in ri
Of K
0
-Iv b
'VlU
"I-
Is
t lll
Kiordan in the
stomach. "1 don't care if he is a cop.
you gotta stop ktckin" my panl
arotin', " said Corporal Jones, gently
leading Mathewson by the ear to the
station.
J. C. SMITH
of Grants Pass
Republican candidate for
nominee for
STATE SENATOR
Primaries, April 19, 1912.
ELBERT S. VEATCH
'andidate for republican nomination
for
n.VUK OF .rOSKPinxK
oorxTv
' nman.'s April nt. i ;,. Tin
lit deputy . !erk. Kive y.-ars'
I'ience in tht, ,,f - 0
pit( 111:1; Kiarst: hfpohts
lOK DITV SAX AXTOMO.
SAN ANTONIO, Tex., Mar. 7.
Pitcher Krause. who, it was feared,
might be a holdou;, reached the camp
of the Philadelphia Americans here
today.
witoxt; n.u.
SACRAMENTO, Mar. 7. "Show
me the readheaded judge that fined
me $7..ri0," said C.oltonls Eml. when
he sobered up. He had discovered
MSiL
it
Send For
"Ms Seed
Amaal-Fm
Lily i wedt re tfOtd lot purity wJ
eimination. No mdi irr pi( W
by lu unlcnlhnr two quiliiinW
thcvtry bigheft ar)id. Ouiitlh
equipped Ubotilory undtl the
dirnnion ol Kiciiii uid cipm
trrd ttHa tcmovn ll (lira ooik.
Mt hen buying Lilly eidi.you b"J
incrf ued ctor. Send loi ciuW
niChu.h.L."y Co., So
v Dairy-
m -g Jap-
! Hi fill T
&$ Pays 1
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pres-exjie-
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ban'miii .i, . dt
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Charles F. Thompson
HKVNTS PASS
OK
Ml ii, an
i i'.ndidate
tion for
(m:e.
for r.omiija-
i v '' A; : ill i t.
fF you are getting all the butter-fat out of the
mu ana are receiving the highest market prices
I for your dairy products, you are making your dairy
I pay. But, if you are handling your milk by the
crock and p an method, you are not getting all of the
i, leiilatl-nur WiU the Products in condition
to br.ng the highest market prices. There is but one
proper and profitable way to handle, milk and that is
with a crearn separator. By its use you can get
Practically all the butter-fat and cn do it while the
nulls is warm.
the I,hu ,,i,!,T"i,"1rca,n harvter gets practically all
Ll u' at,and Pr0duccs sw"t. cleai cream from
which there is no trouble to make the finest butter, and
iHhe cream as sold it will demand the highest market
c, !! yU ant to makc yur daiT Pay, get a Pairytnai.'
ovjiii inorougniy.
Rogue River Hdw
Co.
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