Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, June 21, 1912, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Textn:u.v, JI NF. Jl, UH2. WEEKLY ROGl'E RIVER COl RiER r.KCh .m maim x. I TW 111 i ii IS THE PERSONAL AND LOCAL. I THE STRONGEST AND QUICKEST FREEZER ON THE MARKET. lie "MA(;i(" free.er 1 1 . - clot trie ucldod uiro hoops xi fastened that the) (in. not slii i ll', heavy a ixl durable wooden body, it'illii wlii' whip dasher, drawn steel bol Iciiii ciHi. Nol ii cheap ir lliuisy tiling iiImmiI it. 1'itu k a jt. m.ur, it to or. i.t.i. 65-Page Recipe Book Given FREE FULL OF NEW RECIPES FOR MAKING FROZEN DELICACIES. Quick Meal GASOLIME STOVES Alwajs lie, !y. Xll Sllloke, smell nf ashes. Safe, economical. t IIJ lilll' Call lM'l'll I .V ( ll'ilil MIHl', X iK'lll rl !l tullit-f.V.' A "Oiiii k Mi-iil" sti ve will p- do any Cling Mint a wood ii- coal stoe will (In, with li 'liU'i-rpmr that it's cheaper, riiiikci-. more reliable anil it nui-eenl le. Price Two-Burner "Quick Meal" $4.00 Price three-burner "Quick Meal" $6.00 Price three-burner Range with Oven $27.00 BLUE FLAME, SELF-GENERATING, IN- STANTANEOUS PERFECTION OIL COOK STOVES prick xi). no t sti.oo. HAMMOCKS Solid wciitc, head rest, spreaders, fancy colors ami (ii'iivy triune l.."o to Sl.oO Navy hammocks, l-o. duck, double spreaders, rope edge. Tlie kind tliat makes spooning easy. Will last a life time. Price . . , X2.00 I Aery kind of fly exterminator inagionahlo, iiicliidini: I lie big tray. "Two-iii-One" l!y spatters for 10 c. Grants Pass Hardware Co. O m&mir A. L. Bailey of the Wol! Creek ao ttl -ras in the city Wednesday. Mr. aud Mrs. H. Wood weal to Aatilaud Wednesday morning on bus iness. T. L. TruLnell went to Mudfcrd ad Jacksonville Wednesday on bus uets. Miss Violet Swinden left Wednes day atteruoon for Geld II ill to spend .-. w d o s w ,tb friends. - R. A. ootu relume! to Eugene '.VeduesJay night, after spending a . . a jays ueri on bufdsets. Mrs. Eruest Evtrton and daughter. Louise, eut to Riddles Thursday morning to visit for two weeks. Carl Reynier returned to his home ;it Koeeburg Wednesday night after visiting his piu'enta here. Mr. and Mrs. Andy Colvln retunud to Glendale Wednesday night after spending the day here. Mrs. Robert Leslie is enjoying a viidt from her s'ster, Mrs. W. E. Benedict of Belle Fourche, South Da kota. Mrs. S. A. Greeu went to Fort Jones Thursday to spend a month or more with her daughter, Mrs. Dal TuttLe. Eugene Good left Tuesday for his 'tome at I.aGrande after visiting bta sisters, Mrs. Ernest Lister and Mrs. Tom Galvln. R. II. GtlQUan left Wednesday morning for Myrtle Creek and Ban don, where ho will speud the summer months on account of his health. Miss Jane Coffman, who Is suffer ing with a severe attacs. of appendi citis, Is not Improving at this writ- Ins, her 'condition still being; most serious. Miss Helen Hardin of Dayton, ivVash., arrived Tuesday night to spend ;i month with her sister, Mrs. Geo. Dickinson. Miss Hardin Is local man !a;er of the telephone exchnnpe it Dayton. Mlsr- Thola Studor arrived Wednes day nlsht from Berkeley, Cnl., to vis It Mrs. A. J. Howell and her aunt. 'Mr? Chiis. Hansen. She will In'rr go to Crescent City to spend the sum mer. ' George Tones, who Is conncPted with the Klamath hot springs pro ject, with his daughter, Is I nthe city, 'coming for eye testing. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Farr, former res i'ieiits of Grants Pass, are In the city visiting Mr. ana Mn, John Tool. Mr. : Pool is a brother of Mrs. Farr. Why lie Hick? Chiropractic Nenv- opntliy removes tli cause. See Swain !& Swain, suite 1 and 302 South i Cth St., ( ver Clause Sehnildt'H gro cery. . (1-21-lt ! Mrs. E. W. Brltton and daughter, !mIbs Lois, left Thursday morning for jVenice, Cal., to visit Mrs. Brltton's mother and sister. Mrs. Brltton will I return In about two weeks but Miss jLols expects to remain. High School l ibrary The High School library will be open every Friday ai.erncon from 4 to 5 o'clock, beginning with Friday of this week. High school students should take note of this and avail themselves of this opportunity. Headed for British Co!ii:nbl.- Prof "Fayette A. Jones was In the city Wednesday, stepping off hero wliile on 'lis way f.om lis homo at Albuquerque, New Mexico, to British Columbia, where he enters the em-' ploy of a British syndicate and will make geological examination for oil and copper, along the route of the Grand Trunk Pacific railway. DO YOU WISH TO SATIS Fy DAIRYMAID CREAM' HARVESTERS ALWAYS SATISFY ZTL Returned From School Miss Pauline Coe returned Wednes day morning from Wooster, Ohio, where she has been attending school for the past year. She will spend the summer with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Coe, and return to Ohio In the fall. Miss Coe was accompanied by her cousin. Miss Marguerite Bar- don of Missoula, Mont., who will spend the summer with her father, O. A. Bardon. of. Murphy. Plppy Family Arrives Bert Plppy arrived Tuesday from Portland and went to Murphy to ar range matters for the family to spend the summer on their place up the river, nhout three miles from the postofflee, formerly the Perry place. Mioses Kathleen and Ida and their brother Max arrived Wednesday, and their mother, Mrs. T. A. Plppy and daughter Helen are expected Thurs day morrrtng. l cr.. It yon wih to Mtisfy yotirlf to th bt snd mot profitjhlt wit to bindl your mi.k, buy Pairyma.d crm hirvetler. It h proven ittmtriUby thu demand tor it trrrri farmers tnd dairymen everywhere. The Dirymiid ha become io well known that you ihou!d have no hesitancy about tecurinf one at once. It ha man valu ible l.-jturn, embodying all the good features of other niachines tl wt aa po scssinK many excluaively it own. The Dairymaid cream harvester waiilciiRned by ipr1 men who bad In riew the rerjurenitn'bcf the up to-dale tanner and dairyman. It i constructed throughout of the best material and poseset ample strength and perfect alignment. The gcara are simple and are protected, eliminating alt danger cf the operator' clothing bcccm.jg Untied in tbem. It ia ty to operate and keep clean, tnd ha etlicieut scpaiation. w. The low supply can found on the Dairymaid does away with til heavy lilting'. When buying a separator keep in nnnd that if your wife and daughter also cpertte it, they should have the lightest running machine- Such It the Dairymaid. Call and esaminc it. .;. ' ! - ; : ! -i- ! Rogue River Hardware Company. I iis am: iusy i i a i i.i; it i.mi:i. l'oseluid Cliances Hands R. E. Cnrglll hns sold the Rosebud confectionery to Cash Hendricks and L. E. Plcklns, who took eharce Tues day. Mr. Hrndrlcks he. been n resi dent of Grants Pass for some years and Is well known here. Mr. Plcklns Is a confectioner of eUht. years' ex perience and has been for some time a resident of Medford. Mr. and Mrs. Cnruill have been conducting the Rosebud for a number of years and have made the place very popular. Explosion Sufferers Here Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rldell and lit tle daughter Josephine, of Gold Hill, were In the city today. Mr. Rldell and daughter will be remembered as having been In the disastrous ex plosion of chemicals at Gold Hill on January 14. 1st which little Josephine had both eyes perforated by flying glass and Mr. Rldell's hand were blown off, one eye destroyed and ears seriously Injured. He Is now here for treatment. Pioneer Miner In the 'lty TK Pan L. Green, who canio to the Bonne River valley in 1 s ti . and who, 1 since 1S.10, has been engaged in the Several teams are busy between mining Industry at Calico, was In the i Ml'" ' Almedu hauling lum clty Thursday. Mr. Green ays that r I'"1' const ruction at the property, in tl,.- more than hall centu.v that he " frnaoe supplies for the smelter. has followed the fortunes of the niln- ,'l'lu' i".nls are said to lie in better I Teachers lieinji Examined j There are 33 teachers taking state examination this week at the Central jschool building. Nine of them are from Jackson county and the remain- 'der are Josephine teachers. i COL. BRYAN THROWS "HAT IN THE RING CHICAGO, June -1 . Colonel William .U'liiiins Bryan threw his hat into the Baltimore ring today when lie declared op n warfare on the selection of the democratic nom inee for temporary chairman Al ton H. Parker--and announced his i;intioii of leading a lilit to pre vent the ratification by the coiiveti- natiunal committee's j Dr. Walker Buys Farm Dr. Walker nas purchased the 61 acre farm of Robert Huck,ln the Frultdale district, and will develop the place as an up-to-date fruit ratio success would desire to offend ranch The ,.,.. ,. now ..., the members of a . onventlon over- planted to fruit, and It will be com er in the Koue district he has seen '"ditln than over before, which will 'make It possible for the bin property 'to continue uniiilerrupled operation countless thousands taken from the earth, but that there are still millions to cune from ll. and lie anticipates a , fo1' ,,lm' """H". ''' 1I'' ' I groat revival of the Industry. Tutor-;",nv -M""" road Irom the mine to itnuatoh. In his own district, a mini- : Lidaml will probaMy be completed, i 'ier of tin1 larger mltduu pi onosii ions tlon of ihc Almeila reduction plants. 'alTordlug much cheaper transporta- ave lately been lied tip In litigation. out til a fair Ti.Mlll c h' Mr. (In cn thinly way to adjustment. are now In ri:siioi:n u:xi:i n ( oiirlei' No-fly will keep the ilies frum your cows. The Rogue River Hardware Co. carry It lu stock. G-14-t IniproveiuoiilH at ( lemons A transformation has taken place in the store room occupied I v l oil i( i; piti:siii:r Keadccs Can No I) lit I lie Evidence. onger IS M AIM E. CHICAGO, June 20.- There are t A en hi iind uiiiiln we have read of strangers In distant towns who havo been cured by this or that medicine. only three bona tide vice presidential i'1'" Grunts Pass' pertinent question , , .... iias nhvavs been "Has nnyone here In booms in Chicago today, based on the ,;,., ,.HB ,.,. ,.nMt The word assumption that the president Is to "f a stranger living a hundred miles . . . , iiiwav may be (rue, but It cannot have be re-nominated. Hnme wUh H fls th(J word They are those of James S. Shor- f our own citizens, whom we know , .... v .. . . . land respect, and whoso evidence we man, of Ltlca, N. Y., the incumbent a ;.aHlly p.ovo who has the backing of the New Mrs. Henry Nutt, 4 IhIioiu St., York delegation, headed by Bos. ,i:'',!n,H l' " " HaVB: , .''""h""'! ' Kidney Pills havo been used by three William Barnes, Jr.; John Wana- members of my family and one who maker, the Philadelphia merchnnt, t'h hem was cured of gravel. Af- who rushed from Europe to get here !, r "," n'""',lv w"8 !a,(e" "9 laifKi- tin M-n n i iinir umij rt it ii miq Idney secretloiiH, The trouble then stopped and the person la now well. ig 1 1 loan's Kidney Pills brought about a .complete cure in this case and us It Occurred under my own eyes, I can tn tapuinrl Iho nntillnaltAn nf Toft I. and Governor Mead of Vermont. Tlie latter candidate declares Clemens Sells Dnies" and Wit:oiiT;s willing t0 run on any ticket, no the jeweler, duo to a new tbior. ( mntter who Is selected as Ito held. neanieu ceilings uiiu otner cuanoH. He says that he la progressive enough .'r Hale by all dealers. Price .".0 The room has a much improved np- and also that he Is old enough In the cents. l-'oster-Mllburn Co., Buffalo. testify to what they will do.' pearance. political name to command the re- New Vor I . . Slates. sped r tne conservatives. , ,..,.,. ,,. The Tift men would also like to lin, fntP m) other. start lipoma for Senators rummlns of ! Iowa, I'.ornh of Idaho, or Hadley ol If you want to sole agents for tho 1'nlted inline Ooan's Moodiin of Brothers and Sisters Mr. and Mrs. A. 1. Carson ariivt in the city Tnursday to visit with 'own, I'.ornh of Idaho, or Hadley of If you want to Increase your their brother and sister. Mi. and Mrs. Missouri, but up to the present these crops one half use our land plaster. A. H. Carson, on tlie 'Applenate. Tlicy 'sfat' -ii:cn Inslrt there can and will J Cement Products Co., opposite S. P depot. 3-22-tt whelmiimly progressive by naming a reactionary to sound the kejnote of the ampainn. "Eight members of the sub-committee, however, have, over the pro test of the remaining eight, agreed upon not only a reactionary, but upon one democrat, who, anion.' '.!i -e not candidates for Cie presi lent in I nom- pletely planted this fall. Throe New Fords Delivered. C. L. Hobart, of the Madrona Land Co., W. P. Counts of tho Counts feed store, and U. S. Adams, a saw mill man, are eac h driving new f pasetiLrer Ford touring ctrs received came from Oakland. California, where : 0e nothing doing they have recently dispoH.,i of busl-i Gummlris men say It Is the top of i,,.,. i ,, .mi ut.. t,, the ladder for him. or nothing. Had-' TACOMA. June 20. Tanako. locate here Dermanetitlv. An Interest-I Iry will not discuss the vlco prt-Bl- lYoshlo, N'aknhara Iso, Mayeda Mume ing feature of this reunion of the two 'dency, and I'ornh has on several oc famllles is the la. t that A 1). is il(. jenslnns declared that under no clr oldest brother of A. 11.. while M rs. '; '" tn nances would he accept a nom A. I). Is the oldest sister of Mrs. A. inatlon for the place. II. Carson. The umuus weie met j In the field of available vice presl on their arrival in this city hv I., w. dentlnl (andldutes with Roosevelt, ! this week through Joseph Moss. Mr. inauon. is in the eyes of m.- people Mos8 8tin has orders booked and is most conspicuously idenuiied with the reaitionary element of the party. jawaiting org for delivery. il shall be plea.-ed to join you and Woman With a Gun tion of 'he choice. t ; n-hi. i, .nni.- i ti form !'onr friends In opposing his selection I)' I ll 11 O UVlli ii Ii 1 1 i ' I '- , of a telecram to all the presidential i ' '? f" committee or by the con- candidates whom he retranls as pro cressives. was followed by the an nouncement that he would leave I here for Baltimore tomorrow. ( CHICAGO. June 2 0. While tho The telecram is regarded as nn 'committee on credentials thresbeJ Carson, a iiepb.-w , v his relatives silo c pinafores, over forty year had no! i-ii i was weal ini; , a.'o fiovurnor Johnson lead') today, be cause of bis fight for the colonpl, his western location and strong pronres-i-lve following. and Sakai Mltsu, four llttlo Japanese brides that arrived on tho Seattle Maru from Japan Sunday for four Japanese residents of this section, are being held at the detention sta tion here because afflicted with hook worm. The eager groonm are clamorous but the government refuses to let the. brides enter tho country until they jVention Kindly answer here. ! "i'kniedi W. J. BRYAN. Hip IH-located All elglit-;.eai-old soli Knox, living on the App his left hip dislocate,! Wc Governor MrGovern h:n strong are free from tho disease. They will The Iobs of cherished chicks was the cause of one woman starting out with a slx-shrfoter whb h was flourished In a neighbor's houso In a search for the j ll!,vlnK uii""1 111 a family cat. Thecal lu question ! t-'r",""l 'hH" runiiliii:. the orove.l n .lilt, I anH .lan, , ru. responsible for tile ac! suited aside from the loss of th of Fred sliite, had ln sday, In the fall be- Plent. I)r. i.-'mith was enlled from this city and reduced the dlshc ,-ti ion. N'u perma- netif Injury will result. adroit move by Bryan to put each of out in detail the contested seats .chicks, the men addressed on record as toiwhl. h have resulted In the blocking j his proeresslveness. Neither I'n- iof the w heels of republican national j Another Auto off the (initio j derwood. Governor Harmon nor convention, the con ventlon held a per-; The Gallce road was the scene of I rom Snolmniisli by Auto Governor Marshall of Indiana was fuu-.tury setslou of 4 minutes today, another near-serious automobile aeel- ' Mr. and Mrs. It .Ni. Conkiin addressed by Bryan. His. telegram The only business transacted was the. dent Sunday, news ft which w-as so rf.ads: prayer of the chaplain. After tb.ii ! well guarded by the participants that "In the Interest of harmony I was out of the way, a motion for a jword has only reached this city In a surest to the sub-committee cf the ; recess until 4 p. m. was carried unan (round-about way. A. N. Parsons and democratic national comnii'tee th imously. ; family and their guest, A. W. Butler, advi-ablHty of rer-oenlzintr as rem-: 1'r.til the credentials committee re-: were driving near the Cook place, 1 0 porary chairman some progr' -sh e ac-, por's on the roll of the convention no 'r.i!'. s down the river, when the ma- b. :s:nes- an be expected. It Is gen- rhlre wa Inadvertently thrown Into c, -i!Iy believed that a report cainot the reverse and backed off the trade, be had l.efore then at the very eir!-;it was overturned but the top pro iest. terted the o'cnpants from Injury. a io backing for a place with Roosevelt, i but, It Is said, could not receive noli I support from Wisconsin. ! Other vbe presidential 'candidates j receiving mention with Roosevelt, were Governor Glasscock of Weft Virginia, Former Senator Reverldge of Indiana, Judire Ren Llndsey of Colorado, Governor Charles Osbor.: jof Ml'hk'an, Senator Miles Polndex- ter of Washington, cjovernor Derieen jof IlKtiols nncl Governor Aldrbii of Ni'braka. be given a enanoe to take treatment for a short time and If cured, may come In, otherwlho they will be de portc. and four little brown nion will t"i wifeless. SI'OKANi:, June 20. --By a vote of 2 to 1, the Spokane Bar nssocla- y ate trav. ling by Stlon Is on record as refusing to pass a t'd Mrs. Hoi. art ui resolution expressing sympathy for (-ptaMe to the lea din-' i-ror.-s-t-.v candidates for the presidential nomin ation. I took it for crar.'e that no n-.tnitteeman interested ia detno- f.'o son-, ar: ir. and Ai; i.nrnu arrived last nli'bt from Simhoiiilsh, Wash., and are vi-uUiii.' Mr. ainl M- c I.. Hol-art 'Ii automobile. Mr. left Thurs.lav u orning In their . ar united States Judge Hanford, of to meet the travelers, leu on tea ' Seattle, against whom an Impeach ing Grave creek they decided to turn 'merit Indlcmcnt hns been filed, fol lui'k on aeeouM of the .!!,;.. v c or lowin" Ms act Ion revoking the Olspen 'l it Ion of the road, nni'. ,, .- the t papers for rf)en,hlp W-cause Olssen i e' ept rain. , wn a roc lal.ft. CHICAGO, June 20. Launching of Colonel Uosevelt's tolt today tied up the republican convention plat form fra mors. The resolutions sub committee rece.Bed after two hours of utiKatii, factory progress, to meet again on call of Chairman Chnrles W. Fairbanks. Of the nine members of the sub platform coiiiinltlco only tho six Taft representatives were present. The RooHcvelt'-rg refused to enter Into tin: ills, ushloii, although Gover- inor I lad toy was present for a few mluu'es just before adjournment, Stork ccrtlflcntes printed at Tb Courier office.