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FRIDAY, MARCH l5,
WEEKLY ROGUE RIVER COCKIER
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;MtM VKI.T" Wit "T.ItT,"
IU I.I, V.LK, KMIOI TK
AS filFTH TO OltHiOV,
WOMAX SUFFRAGE
ST. ANTHONY. Idaho, Marrh
11 The only two full (rrown
hull elk er shipped out of the
Jackson Hole country ire now
speeding on their way to Ore-
iron. They are the leaders of
th herd of 15 elected by State
Game Warden W. J. Flnley for
transportation to Wallowa coun-
ty, Oregon.
Neither of the animals has
taken kindly to the treatment to
whlr-h they he been subjected
since they were entlred Into a
rorral. then forced Into narrow
crates on sledp, hauled 90 miles
orer the roughest mountain
pns In the west to be loaded In-
to a bo car for the next to the
4 final lap of their Ion Journey.
Because one of tiem Is !-
ways belligerent and (trlts his
teeth he has been dubbed
"Roosevelt." His more peace
4 ably-Inclined brother Is known
4 as fllill) Taft.
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MR. SCIYTT OF liONI) FAME
ANSWERS H. I Gil. KEY.
Ik lure It " iitriincli Kc lieinr,"
Ami Puy IU'km'Im to ".Merit")
IiiIiiih ami Rih kcylKiyt."
To the Editor of The Courier.
Sir: I nutlm a i kih tnu n i at Ion
over tht naiiic of II. I.. Ciilkey, in
The Courier of March ti. I wltth to
correct Mr. (lllkcy's hiiHtlly expressed
opinion on the Scott bonding and
bankliiK plan. It Is no cut ranch
Hellenic, hut a sane, ha ft' uml sound
economic principle that In the future
w ill he very iniicii In evlclciic c. We
ntrce with Mr. Gilkey that every
idi iily In thiH union could do the
: ie. The ri'Hiilt would lie to In-
uhi the clnul.itliiK inc. Hum ami
i it ul IcaHt the uiuount of urn h
iiii reuse In public iim- (luting the
uiiIhIiIiik pi'iloil.t of ti. money
triiHt's end of the rlrcii! ; inedl
uin. Mr. Gilkey wall about the
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(Hy IVurl M. lUrtlett.)
If Amerhans who inform tUni-n.-Hc-s
upon Ind i-trul, political and
moral conditions of our tin. en were
afked to name the grate.-t reform
ers of tlie a?re, the name of Hen I.Ind
ey of Colorado, would had all tLe
rest by an overwhelming majority.
The stupendous results for good
resulting from Judge I.lnd.sey's work
for juvenile courts, the separating of
the wayward, neglected children
join pexea irom me conianiiiiauus j jn
effects of associating with hardened tarrh.
criminals, from enforced occupancy
of felon's cells with the vilest of
adults, murderers and moral lers
of both sexes, by the securing of po
lice matron for the oversight of In
corrigible children being held for
trial, and the selection of Judges
from men who have the welfare of
these young culprits really at heart,
lien I.lndney has clone for the pres
ent and future generations what has
never been equalled (nor attempted)
heretofore.
And to what does he attribute his
marvelous success his bringing
about higher standards in official
honesty, In political morality; In pub
lic service; In mitigating the cruelties
of industrialism in promoting exact
Justice In short, In creating a new
and more wholesome environment?
The Inter Parllauientry Union,
an organization which is world-wide
and Is made up of men and women
whose work Is the study of the laws
of all lands, makes the. following
finding:
"Colorado has the sanest, the most
humane, t ho most progressive, most
scientific: laws relating to the child
to be found on any statute book In
the world."
Permit ine to quote lien Lindsay:
"And of these laws which draw such
praise from Impartial sociologists,
to-.n fiae: al-olUhioi
out cf ind.s'-rul girls until 21 ear
f a:r. and provi ng for parole: for
Ull;ng prose, uti::; ai.J arresting of
fl. er from col'e.ting fines In c ases
ag..iit children; providing that at
least l111 " "f the ea e of a deceas
ed parent shall he paid to the child
hrfote credit..:' claims are satisfied.
"Oregon Next."
VAItUt TREATMENT.
For Cutnrrh, Cld!
Tlirot nd
,, ('outfit.
Itromhitli.
ore
Everybody knows that breathing
... ... ti,oj Hav tbrnueh
ni unoir.l lew ui"" -j
" I .. ..... . . . ...ii... n.i. tui Inhaler
ilne nine nam tuuurrj " ,
a short time drive out cs-
Manv nc-onle regularly use the va
por treatment at night in conjunction
with the Inhaler, claiming that it has
ena results.
This is the vapor treatment: Into
a bowl three quarters full of boiling
water pour a scant teaspoonful of
IIYO.MK'. cover head and bowl with
towel and breathe for five minutes the
soothing, healing, antiseptic HYOMEI
vapor. Try it when using HYOMEI
for any nose or throat ailment.
HYOMEI Is guaranteed by C. H.
Deniaray to put an end to catarrh, or
money back. A bottle of HYOMEI
costs 50 cents; a complete outfit,
which Includes Inhaler, $1.00.
not one but has come into operation
since Colorado's adoption in lS!:t of
equal suffrage; not one but owes i's.
Inception or Its success to the voting
woman. Even In those cases where
ie law was not originated, not spe-
lUYS AGENTS SAIS GRANTS
PASS AS GOOD AS ANY. 1
W. V. White, representing R. G.
Dun & Co., has been In Grants j
Pass for several days making new
ratings of (inns here, this in line
with the auuual work of the noted '
commercial agency.
To a representative of The Cour
ier Mr. White said that he found ,
this city to compare favorably with j
the other towns and cities of the'
Pacific c oast so far as financial
soundness was concerned, and that
the pessimist, always lu evidence
everywhere, should be Ignored In
his croaklngs. As a general thing,
business is quiet over the United
States at large; that was a fact
known to all men, but to say this,
that or the other town on the coast
Are You Going to Do Any
Fencing This Spring ?
If you are we want you to come in and let us talk it over with
you before you start in. We will, perhaps, be able to give you a
few pointers that will result in your saving several hard-earned
dollars, besides getting a fence much better suited to your needs.
We want to help you get the best value possible for your money.
We sell the GENUINE AMERICAN. Beware of imitations.
Rogue River Hardware Co,
THE BIG RED FRONT GRANTS PASS, ORE.
i'OIT K ALASKA" SEES
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GREAT FUTURE FOR VALLEY. 4
(From Sunday's Dally.) j
C. S. Hamilton, the "Poet of
Alaska," was an arrival on the Cres
cent City stage yesterday and is stop
ping at the Colonial hotel. He has
nothing but beautful things to say for
this city. It Is eleven years since
TRAINMEN' OF DENVER
AM) RIO GRANDE
ROAD THREATEN' STRIKE.
high cost of living. The per capita j , itlcully championed by them, they
has Increased 4 0 per cent. The cost
of living has doubled; also the
trusts which control practically ev
erything we eat, chink and wear,
have multiplied ama.lngly, about .'0
to one and the hardships of the com
mon people have Increased In like
ratio during the same period. The
present monetary system has been
tiled and found wanting, being al
ways subject to epileptic fits or
sinking spells. Since it has passed
Into the absolute control of the Mor
ganlieiins and Kockeyboys, the sink
ing spells or vanishing periods have
bee oine alarmingly more frequent to
the great disadvantage of the whole
people, disrupting business and
throwing millions of woikers out of
employment. At present It Is estim
ated that lo.noo.iioo workmen are
l'tc who should be earning on an av
c ge of $11 per day for themselves
1 Increasing the material wealth
the nation at least : each net;
1; lie, under the Morgan manage
! ent of our inone system, the loss
I er day Is $,.o,noo.ooo.
The Scott bonding and hanking
plan would put the money supply lu
the hands of the whole people, where
It naturally belongs and they can
be relied upon to adjust the Mow to
their needs, and If the rate of Inter
est should not meet Mr. Morgan's
ap'.roval, he could disappear with his
money dining one of his own vanish
ing periods and not be e.reatk nitss
ed To the Millers, tltll evs and others
who expect to he iron dec! off the
eann ny me great l increased in.
elected the official responsible for
the law nml w l.nui. en nillil.-ii'l li:nl it i
base lu revolt anil reform."
From being notoriously lax in her
laws regarding the rights of children
that slate has become a pattern for
her sisters. Contrast these laws
with the laws of those states lagging
helilnd. unwilling to give to woman
the privileges which man enjoys, only
because he seized them, appropriat
ed ihein, and for the selfishness of
whlih there Is not one sensible argu
ment In extenuation. No holiest man
who loves his child, his wife and his
mother can read these laws, made
possible through votes of Colorado
women, and then deny that they, at
least, made good use of the ballot.
Have the men of Oregon less confi
dence in the Intelligence and conscience-
of their women who have
stood by them In the storms anil
stress of pioneer life In a Strang.
land where the struggle for a liveli
hood Is fully as strenuous? Can you
believe Oregon women would fall you
when It comes to the wise planning
and making of laws under which
both must live? In the vote of No
vember 1!I 2 we shall have the
answer
The following are the laws to
whlih we refer: Laws establishing
a sia'e home for dependent children,
thrc f the the members of the
board to be women; making nintners
joint guardians of their children with
their fathers; raising the age of pro
tection for girls to eighteen years;
creating Juvenile courts; making edu-
Mr. Hamilton last visited Giants Pass
was "going to the bad" was Idle aa-1 ,uul le says ne would not know the
sumption and foollsn. j t-ity now; and is more than satisfied
There are bound to be commer-; that anyoue visiting Grants Pass now
cial failures everywhere at times, wm not he able to recognize the
and that Is no reason why any indl-1 place, as he believes it has a prom
vidual should sit around aud find iBing future.
fault about his own special buill-; The visitor expresses it best in his
wick." said White, and continued: l0Wa words: "I'll bet dollars to
Our reports show that stagnation ; doughnuts that the increase In popu
lation of the past ten years will be
really exists in the eastern states
You people here are far ahead of
them in business. Around the lakes
there have recently been a few thous
and men put to work In the Iron In
dustry, but outside of that the re
mainder of the east has nothing to
find any great comfort In. Yes, I
want to say to you folks here that
you are in far better shape, and if
you will Investigate a little you
nothing compared to the Increase
which Is bound to take place within
the next ten years." Asked why he
thought so, he said that he based his
opinion on cold logic, reasoning from
the fac t that the opening of the Pan
ama canal will bring an almost unbe
lievably large Immigration from
DENVER, March 13. Declar
ing the men would strike April
1, If they were answered unfa
vorably, the national boards of
firemen, englnemen, conductors
and trainmen of the Denver and
Rio Grande railway today pre
sented Assistant General Man
ager Martin with their demands.
They ask a seven per cent wage
Increase for the firemen and de
mand that the railroad "live up
to Its working agreements."
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UNCEASING MISERY
Grants Pass Kidney Sufferers Get
Little Rest or Comfort
that of the fellow in the Atlantic
states."
Asked what reason there was for
i the United States Mr. White said:
I "The big banking Institutions of
country lock,
are afraid, to
Europe and eastern states, the major
portion of which will come to Oregon
would not trade your condition for !... nj nronn ,a i. .,. , fV ,
; as the least developed state possess
ing the greatest prospects for the fu-
the present depressed condition over !,..,. .,,. on. na .
fruit is famous all over the world,
the people with monev will seek In.
eastern cities have the money of the t vestments in the Rogue river cities
up and won't, or,betore they g0 elsewherei ..and wnen
11 Kft 01lt t0 work-" they see your beautiful city they will
jseek no further, but decide to locate
OIXTMF.NTS FOR 'here in the land of fruit and sun
shine."
Mr. Hamilton says in his wide
... , i world travels he has never seen a
as mercury will surelv destroy the I ,
sense of smell aud completely de'range ; c,oaner- ,H'tter Paved nor better light
the whole system w hen entering it ed town of Its size, and considers
through the mucous surfaces. Such these Improvements the best Invest
articles should never be used except nK.t, anv Imini,.i,,ality can make
on prescriptions from reputable phv-1,,.... .. , l"UUJ l,n maKe-
sicians. as the damage they will do "lth a VlSltnr U is the first Impres
ts ten fold to the good you can possi- sio11 lle Sts that goes the farthest
bly der ve from them. Hall's Catarrh , to make him dec ide whether he will
Cure, manufactured by K. .1. Chenev i..v.
.'Mem., ip., contains no iner-
1.1 W 'ARE OF
CATARRH THAT CONTAIN'
.MFRCURV.
Co..
diiiin of circulation. I would say tblsia,i'"i compulsory for all children
United States Is a slahle place for between the age of S and Iti, except
few billion dollars to prance around j "u filing, those taught at home,
In: and to the fuithei fact not much i ' "N,'r fourteen who have cotn
fooin is needed on occasions Y It-I P'cted the eighth grade, those who
lies the two or three billion dollars 's'ITO!i themselves or whose
cury, and is taken internally
directly upon the blood and
acting
uiiii
patent-:
tl.dnK their Rip Van Winkle stunt In
the vaults of the Munitable Life
building recently burned in New
Ymk. WM .1 SCOTT.
SIMPLE MIXTURE USED
IN CIUNTS PSS
need their le
llshing truant
foii'lddiiis the
of il'.ild'eti under
criminal otTeu-e f.i
persons to i ontnluit
Hnen,- of i hiblren;
dren of sixteen or
and support; estab
or parental schools;
Insuring of the lles
1": making It a
parents or oC'er
to the dein
f.'H. biding iM!
'indcr to work
suriaces in u,,. system. In buying
Hall's Catarrh Cure he ;ure to get
the genuine. It is taken internallv
and made in Toledo. Ohio, by K. J.
Cheney lV Co. Testimonials' free.
.soi( I . druggists I'ri.
bottle.
Take Hal! s Pa mil v pi;
stipat Ion.
The visitor said: "You see in the
ous : beginning you have nothing to go on
i 'C. per
fur eon-
C. F.
ItlMtY i;i l n ;
FROM 111 I I I T UMIAK
me
Many In Grants Pas are now us-
tn the simple buchthorn bark and mil
ffHi'Mrllltt IlilvfnrA Itn.iwn a,. A .1 ..... I I
. , ......... ..,... . v n ,o
ka. the new German Appendicitis
er
than eighi
'a. loi o-
Oi l -'lp.lt lO'.l Jli
I'Miiedy. .V SINGLE 1XSK relUe
UtllltMlllif.il ,
constipation, sour stomach or gnu on1'''-'''
'he stomach almost INSTANTLY.
Thli ilmpl mixture atitlseptl.hes
tie' digestive organs and dr;ii off
th Impurities and people are sur-p-
sed how QUICKLY it helps
N Clonal Drug Store
t!
C A Nechpur returned this morn
after spending few day in
klrdford on buslnes
l!lbv.
the r tit p.'L
of li'pior as
it dav In anv !"'': .U' r.-'r
'" s'ote. or in am eth- I r'''l as , !..
i
t!'.:v mac te ilccmed
re.l'li:i!ij that i.t t.,.j.
" "ix b'.em! ev of th,.
:o vs. tor- 1,. wnil...
t s'.ite industi ial home
hiding li.strui tion in the
" ecen i':g ,h,. lomiane
rtinia'. i ro i hiu. ti,t
"iv per-,.,, employing anv , (al, ,m,i,,r
Kl'.v trine, si'.ie'.tei- n.m
f'l.'torv or enderground work shall be
niprisonmrnt In addl-
I'l ard of
c-' CM-hmg
for gir's, 1
P'lt.'ic s, hoo
t" r ment of
fi
in'shed I'V
wor a
studio
Mr p.-
SMit i ' f t v
bis b.,1
w We. and
forme- ;g
Mrs K
.t f....
. M , n
but appearances. So it Is with a
city. A stranger tomes aeklns In
vestments, and it is the bright up-to-date,
riean, well-l!ghfed town that
gives him Instant Impression that
'there is a plve. I !ll feel proud to
live in.' "
Mr Hamilton sptit 15 years In
Alaska and In the Yukon. His wife
is a niece r,f tne Amundsens, one of
whom ha rr.ad the wonderful Jour
ney to h exrremcj south of the
world. Mr. Hamilton's wife was the
first relative Amundsen met after
navigating the northwest passage at
the first post, now Nome, Alaska.
Mr. Hamilton's writings on Alaska
snd the Pacific coast have been wide
ly published In newspapers and maga
zines of this country and Fntrlinrf
"-nier.. tojan(J h le(.tlre9 on'A!a((ka anJ
Well Other- ,., ..fr,a.,.. !.... l. . .
v 0 iTiuit me women s
nls clubs of southern California about
one year ago perhaps helped a little
to pull the big vote in that section
There is little sleep, little rest, lit
tle peace for the sufferer from kid
ney trouble. Life Is one continual
round of pain. You can't rest at
night with a bad back, with twinges
and "stabs" of pain, with annoying
urinary disorders, backaches, lame
ness and nervousness. You can't be
comfortable at work with darting
pains and blinding dizzy spells.
Neglect these ailments and serious
troubles follow. Begin using Doan's
Kidney Pills at the first sign of dis
order. You will work better as the
kidneys get better, rest better as
your Hack grows stronger. Grants
Pass readers will find convincing
proof In the following testimony:
John McCalllster, of Murphy.
Oregon, says: "For about a year I
was afflicted with kidney complaint.
My back was very painful, partic
ularly when I stooped and ached so
severely that I could not sleep well.
Work of any kind tired me, and I
was languid and nervous. The kid
ney secretions passed too frequent
ly at night and I noticed much sedi
ment In them. Some time ago 1
began using Doan's Kidney Pills
and they gave me prompt relief."
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foater-Mllburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name Doan's
and take no other.
WATKR l'OWF.R TRUST ,
LOSFS IX CONGHKSS..
WASHINGTON, March 13.-
f After a five hours' debate the
house late this afternoon de-'
feated Congressman Raker'i
bill giving the Hydro-Electric
Power company of California i
right of way for a pipe lure
across the Mono national for-
est reserve.
The measure was fought if
the progressives, who declared
It would establish a precedent
whereby the "water power
trust" would receive a power-
fill weapon against the restriM
Hons In force on the govern-
ment reserves.
MAY RE TROURLE.
PORTLAND, March 13. Twelt
of Portland's biggest policemen E ?
attend the Central Christian chart! j
Sunday, where a lecture on politM ;
"unrest" will be delivered. The p
tor fears members of the I. W. ;
will break up the meeting.
' W SWEET PEAS
ho a s;;..' iliirini?
raid !..!, a barrel
l-'-d in V M Wick-
f I has no ). r,., f)V.
'' '" reMrn to his
photograph
. i w Mk as a re-
'. I . i ! . .
- fairly
c'i ts to re sain
Mrs. William Martin and Miss D.
M. Boyes. who have spent the past
two weeks visiting Grants Pass
friends, returned Wednesday to
their home at Little Shasta. Cal.
Our "Home"
collection of fine
"SPENCERS'
6 large pkta, 50c
6 l-o.pkU.,$lJ0
Will plat 100-ta n
If yon want
the finest
SweetPeai
in the most
brilliant and
3 ll.il
ors,orau"
collection.
. . . .. .
For compW iw v
Xeicttt ani DM
Sweel Pe. R
DabIi,Glnli
i..f"I,..ClS
BJJ7 lt$tagt
Portland Seed Co. S2S8T
I. Ir.tr.TIll lint ilnm-hcr t la .in V, l .
- v '"'f some time in tne In-
'f Mn 1.. t reck were visiting Grants n-rcts of "The International Fair 11
ss friends Tnesdsy. They re- lustrsted." the offidal organ of the
turned home In the evening ,m po,itlon.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF SOUTHERN OREGON
The Pioneer Bank of Josephine County.
Established in 1889.
This bank has served the people of Jose
phine county for the past twenty-three
years, and is recognized as a strong, conser
vative banking institution.
We invite your account.
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