Rogue River courier., July 19, 1912, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8

FRIDAY, JULY 19. 1912.
WEEKLY ROGUE RIVER COURIER
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START FIREWORKS ON
CITY HALL CONTRACT
Mayor It. O. Smith. "A
laryp number f tin- i'iijie be
lieie Hint M. J. ( lark not the
real coat rut lor (or t lie construe
tiou of the t il) hull, hut that he
i (.Imply a dummy taking the
toiitnut for hi father, Couu
ciliiiiiu (lark. Sexrul of the
tonUui tor' have tolj me that
if they had kiiowu tliat Council
iiiuii Clark' son to bid
they would not have tuhinlited
bids."
When Mayor Smith dropped the,,,. . tho Kf9,W!iI.,B. unite!.. k "m i, ...nniipd hv H.
above remark luto the tuldat ot lb
city council, Uieetlu lu called ,
ilou, Mouday nliht, it blailoU thlus
dulus iu a nurry. The air was soon
filled with more firework lhau s
Fourth of July celebration, but when
the luL rocket had couie back to
earth, the not result ot the meeting
V.U3 the appointment ot a committee
of three to liHealUate and bee
whether or not Couucllmau CUrk Is f,if, twvl (jf ,he (.0(indl wien tho 8tron1v represented,
au iuteieted party to the contract. voaUKt or the clty hall wa8 let, ha1 ( Thp proram has just been com
Thft speelul council netiu wa a,proa(.lu.d hlm an(1 Blikw, lf m-! plptP(i, Mn,i ,hnws a , hobe of sub
called by the mayor tor the purpose ,)t,r (W(j Htead of nim)pr Qne brR.k ' , ,he entire mln,n? fiel(1.
of considering matters relative to
the bulldluK of the new city ball. th'halli ,f he nowen, wonW a,.ce,,t
loiatiun of the structure ID ieel back
from the lot line not mating the ap
proval of all the uouuclluieu, and ac
cording to the mayor, being lu oppo
sition to the expressed Instructions
of the council.
As soon- as the mayor had stated
the objei t of the meeting, Council
man Ktertou, who Is a relative of
Councilman Clark, the father of Con
tractor Clark, made a motion that
tbe council adjourn. Ready sucond
came from Mr. Clark, but the voles
of these two were all that could be
mustered for the adjournment.
All member except . aniels were
present, and the mayor at once
launched the subject of the location
of the building on the site. DIjcui
siou brought out the fait iba. there
had never )et been u merlin.; of t'ie
building committee the loiimli,
but thai Co unci iiii Helton, il the
committee, had ac; wvsced In the lo
cation of tho hall, and taat the con
tractor had ciuiiuieiKtfd the founda
tion where Kverton had said.
Councilman Mrkker, also of the
building committee, moved that the
building be erected Hush on the
property Hue on the souUi side, and
five and one-half !'et back from the
line on I he east Hetore action could
bo gotten on this. Evertou substitut
ed a motion lhat t;.c I, all li.i built
where Clark had commenced the
foundation, lii'to'ii :vt la k lioiu
the line all around. Kveiion'x mo
t; .i,jun,.,i u. C i in, iliiicn Clark,
' il'lucii, II all,l Herlimer w;is
tarried, tlm absence ul hanicls ina!.
In: four votes suftbdent to save the
day
luii'ho; t'u1 consideration of
a passage at a' Ills o ill l
tttei-n ClarU and i!i iii;imi:
' i M K sparks f rot:. : i.c u-,-
that drew no blood
Clark Intimated thai all tha
t Ills
1 be-
. i.
at
nt
, e mailer wuli l ho maoi was Ilia
, i ii hall "a- a 4 IuiLi
.'roii- si, I,. i; i. ii.i.i.i,',
s I Ml' - I won. 1 i,.i e '!. a'
It It bad :. .. rt.. .
in the
The inavor
biltlc ai miii
the men who
prompted b
! io,, i i lie n i u!
. a". I t i I i Mr.. : iut
s united that he was
siu li motives, o: t hat
li.i.l ever ep!vsed
build 'he hail ou t'.ie o
ie w Uh t
c. side of
the U a k c, as '.l.l. al'.o ared
tie ;ailroa, ,a:k --;'o. ai 'guilty
of absooite iu I miii, lo ii false
h "
The anth,ir;i f the building
mit tee was t!in discussed. I: appear
ing from the contra -t that the om-
tnlttee was never given power to
regulate the alter it! :is, changes or
additions t) the plain Councllniaii
Strieker wanted the commute so
empowered and iffrel the follow- CRIPPLE C RE E K , Colo.. July IS.
l:u resolution .--A letter from Samuel Gompers.
He It resolve 1 ' th common Rkln thftt 'he Wes'eru Federation
.ouiiill of the city of Gr.ir.ts Pass, of Miners us their Influence to aid
that any and a'.', .id ll lons or , hanger the strikers of the Etna Power un
to the uew city hall be submrted U'1''- r"J t tod.iy's sessi, a i.f
the hulldltw committee as a unit and the Western federation's convention
luthorled and approved b sail 'lar
building committee before made an 1 A resolution w a offered before
that all add.tton.il costs s .a.l pre- the convention to have the executive
determined etwen 'he contractor board en.Wvor to enforce the
and building .ommlttee before the sprinkling of mines by their owners,
same shall be Incurred, - and when A message ot better feelings of
possible the consent of the coun.il fraternallsm between the Wes'ern
should be hid " federation and tho I'nite l Mliu
Coiuudlman Clark, father ot Con-; Workers of America was brought by
tractor Clark, it once moved ;htt ;V1"' President Lord of the United
the resolution be laid upon the table, rs. ho addressed the conven
and the motion was seconded bv tlon.
Councilman Kverton, relative of
Co u iu 11 m a n Clark, and carried by i Phons No. 390 If your Dally Conr
the votes of the sta.wart four. ler tails to reach you at any Mas
WhUh leavM the bulldlni committee
an ornamental Quantity.
T. Invphtiuate Contract.
Couucilmen Stri ker, M Lean and
( Caldwell were appointed by th may-,
or as a committee to investigate and
find out whether or not Councilman
Clark was an Interested party to the
i r.ritrai t auarrlpil .Ah son. the city
barter providing that no offlcer of
the city shall he so interested.
. A motion made by Strieker pr-
Siding that M. J. Clark be require 1
: ' 1 - 1 .... ,1 t n ,Jnim t . .
10 lurnibii u nureij uuuu m yiacc
!a personal bond was defeated, the 1
i lineup on this being the same as on I
the previous vou-3. Clark had Qled ieave on No. 13 Thursday morning,
a new bond in which Cuarles Burk- !jt 8 urged that all who can, leave at
i halter had been substituted format time. Badges have been pne-
Counllman Clark as one
bondsmen. This bond was accept.;d i
, lV V w V vmv. - - '
the insurgents still opposed but were
horrjly (.niljhe(, beneath the s'.eai ,
roller.
i Would Semi No. 2 Itrick.
A second near sensation w a )
'sprung when the mayor asked Archi -
tect Uowen. who drew the plans of
... uail n ,,., ,hflt a
LIIU - l'"'H v
! renreseutatlve of the Pacific Coast
... . r .k ' i
were sent here for use In tlu? city
them. Boweu answered that the rep
rettentiitlve of the brick company had
aHked "If I would accept No. 2 bil' k
to b ufed In the hall." ..o. 1 brick
had been specified by the contract.
(From Thursday's Dally).
None of the threatened recall pe
tlllons have yet appeared In public, ;,e entertained at a free uall given at
though some of those behind the the pavilion In Recreation park. Fri
movement for the recall of Mayor, h.h- Hip regular urogram of the con-
5,u), ,, , ,u, ,1rimn, I
uiiiivu umiu lulu iuui, k u v uovvi lu u c
Is being prepared and will be given
birth today. Other sponsors say that
h will depend on how the mayor com-
ports himself at the regular meet-1
lng of the council tonight whether
or not the petition win ever be of-
fered for signatures. The Smith op-
ponents are talking of some one to j
run against Smith If the recall move-
ment should be successful, among
those spoken of in this connection
being Grant Orme, Geo. Lewis, Chas.
Ilurkhalrer, Herbert Smith, Council
man Kverton anil 11. P. Tracy. It Is
known that a number of these refuse
to allow consideration (Jf their names
and that their use by the anti-Smith-
Ites Is unauthorized. I
Neither has the Clark recall tak-!
en deflnl'e shape, though the names
of A. A. Porter and Joe Rausch as
possible candidates against the coun
cilman havj been mentioned. Mr.
Clark says that ho had Intended re
signing, but that his friends had
headed off that action on his part.
He also says that his friends tell him
that It would be Impossible to get a
man from the ward to run against
hltn if a threatened recall should de-
velop.
Mr. Clark was somewhat disturbed
!" ause it had appeared in print that
he was a relative of Councilman Ev
erton. saying that the onlv ground
for such a statemetr was the fact
that be had married Mr. Everton's
cousin
1 i is I s.-,o TO ( M l.
( Hit (,o UtiM ' ( IIK IvLN."
CHICAGO.
the tlniiii; of
addressing
.hil IS.- t'oliow liii;
a rah outh $" f ir
i ;omiu woman as
chicken.''
Md down
siu h cpr
Cbl ai;i) has toda put the
tkhily on the use of all
sj.ins as "Oh. .on Kid,"
or "oh. You Beautiful Poll." It's a
iase of HO das or a stiff tine to all
offenders
. Another man was !iea.i lined by
a judne and verbally thrashed Into
de, ency for addressing a girl as "Oh,
You Babe "
,;oMPF.I5S W ANTS MINERS
TO AID SnUKEKS.
jlV) not delay.
Josephine county ores iOrchardists
AT MINING CONGRESS! should g
jne shipment of three tons of ore
.anin,., rn,i d.RlTu i tu ,he Mil.-
Ins congress at Yreka was delayed
V the wreck, which tied up traffic on
the Southern Pacific, hut it went
forward Tuesday evening when
trains were running
. ... II i
on schedule
accompanied
ui-ggam. Mr. .uaiiguiu
the - shipment.
The delegation from this city will;-
. . .. j i. in I
of theinar, an(t delegate credentia is will
pareu, wiu u i soir c
,., furnished bv the Commercial club.
A HQ W a J 5 i7 "HI mj - l -w- ,
j, Herzlnger, president of the con
gress.
In sneaking of the coming session,
! President Herzlnger says that It will
I undoubtedly be the most Important
! mining convention yet lild In the
,vnPfhprn California and Southern
.H ,ht i, l nnt
JH?t$JU liinil IV-l, UMIt l.V lb
nn1v the dutv nf the Grants Pass
v... - i..n oit mho
,jhp people of Yreka have done them-
selves proud In the manner of the en
tertainment which they have provid
ed for the visiting delegates, and
there will not be a dull moment
from the time the train stops Thurs
day afternoon at the Yreka depot
till the conductor calls "all aboard
when the times comes to leave. !
Thursday evening the delegates will
, , ,,... ... , , aA
urt BS 111 I'tf U?lltrll 11 III ' Clli uu
Jdreps of welcome by Mayor Barham
'on the part of the people of Yreka.
j h. I.. Herzlnger, president of the
congress, will respond. Following
this the program for the two daysjeral manager of tlu? company.
will be as follows:
Opening Address "Siskiyou Coun-
ty" B. K. Collier, Yreka
Address "Geology of Siskiyou
District"
Hon. C. n. Watson Ashland i
Address "Mining Generally" '
C. W. Anderson. Medford ;
Addres? "Leasing of the Pub
lic Lands". R. H. Burnes, Ashland !
Appointing of convention commit-
tees.
Afternoon Session 2 O'clock.
Address "Mining In Josephine
County"
V. S. Bacon, E. .u.. Kerby
Address "Mother Lode of North
ern California"
... Hon. John Daggett. Black Bear
Address "Freaks In Ore Depos
its" C. J. Dozur, Ashland
Address Subject to be chosen
O. S. Blanchard, Grants Pass
Address "How to Encourage Min-
lng" Prof. H. M. Parks.
state Mineralogist of Oreaon
I'veninn Session 8 O'clixk.
Selection by Yreka Brass t and. !
Address by Hon. W. H. .-s'tornis, State
Mineralogist of California. ;
Sele tboi by Yreka Brass Itaiol. i
Address -"Copper Resources of j
Shasta ( ot.nty and the ( up
per Market"
M. E. Dit t mar. 10'dding
Nitunlay O'cIih k.
Address "l.easinn of Puldi
Lands" I.. 0. Mulione. PorMand
Address -"Prospecting for the Cn
usual" S. F. French. Coiv.i'lis
Address "The Merlin Distriu
W. M. Richards. Merlin
Iliisin,-s
Meeting Report, ,f
committees
Adjournment.
Following thi adjournment, the
afterilooc. will be siveli to a so. i.il
session, and visitlnn delegates will
have an oppoituuity to see the sights
around Yreka A; one o'clock autos
will leave the headquarters, taking
all who wish t, i;o for a tour of
Scott valVv. including receptions at
Etna and ort .'ones. In the even
ing there will lie a free entertain
ment and farewell reception. For all
, who will remain over Sunday, how
ever, auto 'rips to Shasta valley and
a reception at Montague have ',ee:
a rranged
Summer Rash
Vou '.iu stop 'hat irritating itch
trom summer skin troutIes in two
seconds ! a mild, soothing wash.
Yes. just a few drops of D D L.
Prescription for Eczema and there is
Instant relief t ho skin Is cooled and
healed and it have absolute protec-
tbui trom summer rash, disfiguring
pimples. iv poison, bites, laves,
prickly heir and all other skin
troubles that hot wea-her often
brim
Ve hav sold many good autisep-
Clenier.s.
For the Moth
Onhardists who have not yet ap
plied the July spraying of arsenate
of lead for the codling moth should
'do so at once. Spray carefully and
thus Insure your fruit free of worms.
We have a splendid apple crop this ,
. . . . . ... i- .
year ana u is up to me gruwer lu
make fruit clean and marketable. I
Remember, now, while there Is yet
time to use a preventive that abso-
i,,, nli- tm uiiinv nr it incensed fruit
ot nn. ......... . . '
. ., ,. ...
th market this .all. We
" - J y. v wm ai ..v.iri i mis 1 esort
can keep our fruit clean and the buy- iEKIXi;, July 18. Professor was burned to the ground early to
ers demand that we do 80. Jeremiah'Jenks of Columbia univer- day, entailing a loss of nearlv lion.
Inllv In rail ntfpntlnn
..ulll v.J,'. .M.. .v -" -' SUV, Was IU1U. IfUUflCU llic
to the spreading of the blight in the of finaiuiai adviser to the new re
j valley, watch closely and cut out well publican government of C.ilna as-a
below the affected parts. Dlslnreet r(.suit 0f the policy of the cabinet to
your pruning knife so 83 to not In- he(.ure expert foreign talent. Other
oculate healthy wood. It Is only by Anierj(.an advisers may be appoint
close attention to the orchards that e(j gjjortly.
we can eradicate this pernicious dis- The present hope of the Chinese
ea.-e. J. F. BCRKE, government Is to negotiate enough
Fruit Inspector. independent loans to. pay off the
army and to wait some time before
M:V MILL IU'll.ll(i resuming negotiations with the bank-
FOK JI MI'-OFF-JOF. n. ers 0f th "six powers."
Minister Hsung Psl Liang will
Material is ready and on the leave shortly for Europe to discuss
ground for the new mill building to finance with leading bankers.
be erected on the property of the
Jump-Off-Joe Gold Mining Co. and m PPOSFH AT CIRCUS;
on Monday carpenters will com- M)y pocvn IX MOKGl'F..
mence the structure. nls building
is to be of sufficient size to accom- TACOMA, Julv 13. After having
modate the machinery for a 40-ton
plant, machinery for which will be
delivered as soon as the building la ,,0He(j he was attending a circus yes
far enough advanced. It Is pro- terday, Harold Alfred Howes, aged
posed to complete the building ln u0 15( was finaily identified by J. N.
day8 Mndley, a neighbor, who recognized
The Jump-Off-Joe property Is lo- 'a newspaper description of the lad.
cated about 12 miles from Grants Mrg Howe8 was hysterical when no
Pass. C. Ed. l.ukins of Colorado is 'tifled of her son's death. The boy
president and Frank McCorkle gen- tell froni an ailt0 tnick wh;le Bteal.
ENGLISH AS
SHE IS WRIT
L OLD SIAM.
BANGKOK. Slam, July IS.
English residents of Slam are
much interested In the launch
ing of a new Siamese newspa
per, which tame out with the
following announcement for
their benefit.
"The news of English we tell
the latest. Writ in penect style
and most earliest. Do a murder
get commit, we hear of and tell
It. Do a mighty chief die, we
publish it, and ln borders of
somber. Sraff has each one been
college, and writ like Kipling
and the Dickens. We circle ev
ery town and extortionate not
for advertisements."
TFRMIWI. COMPANY HEAD
!.EAYI. FOR THE EAST.
i TACOMA. .Inly lv Irving T. ;
iBiisli, head of tlu; Bush Terminal;
'(onipany of New Yorl. will leave for :
I New York tonight, follow ing a lunch-
eon tendered this noun at the Ta-;
'coma houl by the business men of!
'the dry. He has stated positively
; that for the presen' he will enter- j
tain no proposition for the establish- j
ment of a terminal project here and !
urged the city to buy all availabla !
wavr front and lease the ground on
easy terms to manufacturers. Mr. j
IVish said he would no' visit Seattle
or Vancouver but that he would sail
for Europe from New- York on the
lily tuple July 2 7.
.
piTTSBLRG. Pa., July H.-Eight
persons are believed today to have
been killed In a cloudburst near
west Newton, aions the Youghiogh-
eny river late last night. Enormous
property damage resulted.
When there's real news for you
In the "Help Wanted" ads. d m't fall ;
to find It!
Washed Awayi
tie remedies for the skin but non
that we can recommend as highly as!
the famous n n. D Prescrintlon' i
tiet a 2jc trial bottle anyway we
know It will do the work
Other druggists keep this D. D. D.
Prescription the demand is so great
they all have to stock it but If you
come to our store, we will give you
the first dollar bottle on our positive
no pay guarantee, that D. D. D. will
stop the itch at once Cieniens Sells
Drugs
sell drugs
SCOTS 1
Josephine County Grange Fair
Grants Pass. Sept. 18, 19, 20
$1000 IN PREMIUMS
have your Mu grain, grow big fruit and tare fur Hue stock,
then enter for premium when the time comes.
COM Mill A I'KOKK.sSOlJ FINAX
iii innLii Li.ii riiivi
vi.iij .i 'iiii.ik inn iin.i'ii
x'
..i, .i ,j,.j n, .,,...1.1.,..
laln ln a morgue unidentified for
eght hours wnlle hla mother sup-
lng a ride and the rear wheels passed
over his head and chest.
FEDERAL PRISONER ESCAPES
FROM M.NI1L ISLAND
TACOMA, July 1 S. Walter Ly
man, a federal prisoner serving three
years for counterfeiting In Seattle
last December, escaped the vigilance
of the prison guards at the federal
prison on McNeill's Island, and 13
still at larsy?. Layman with several
other convicts was put to work on
the field adjoining the prison
grounds. While the sruard was rot
looking, he strayed away. It was
several minutes afterwards that his
escape became known. The prison
was at once advised and a number of
guards started in pursup.
Pure Manila binding twine, the
kind that goes 650 feet to the pound
and works perfectly In your knoiter,
can be had at loo per pound at the
Rogue River Hardw are Co.'s store.
ssAl if
m V WRIT!
I ' A TRADE MARKWTER MARk
IF YOU BUSINESS MEN
i on,,y realized the business -
I stationeryf you would choose your own Bond Paper and
' not intrust its selection to a subordinate
I
And, if you wanted to make your business stationery
: inn ;: . .
1007' efficient,-yOU WOVlld SpeCliy
(Pac-SimiU' Water-MarV)
The De Luxe Business Paper
because by comparison you would find that COUPON
BOND is far beyond the average Bond Paper in quality
character impressiveness, and all that makes stationery
really productive.
Just specify COUPON BOND today. And see the
vtifference. Let us show you samples.
ROGUE RIVER COURIER
.VISINTJ.VI.
:
RESORT HOTEL IU RXS.
I iivdov linT coniw'j . .
uinv.t uui til ui.iua, al lnl
' v-,- Juiy
h Thi Tnii.t .i.i .1,1.
, 1
000. No one was Injured.
And Indian Motorcycles
001 South Sivth .Street.
GRANTS PASS, OREGON'.
CLASSIFIED ADS
1 OU 3.11.1s.
ALL. DENTISTS' OFFICES In Grants
Pass will be closed on Thursday
afternoons throughout the sum
mer. 3-10-tf
FOR SALE 3. C. R. I. hr.3 In
quire North 10th street. C. R.
Brechtblll. Fhoae 224-Y. 7-3-4t
FOR SALE Nine-months old, full
blood bull calf. Price 125. Write
J. L. Scott, Glendale, Ore. 7-3-3t
MISCELLA.KOu
RANNIE, th plunibtr,' U ready .
any minute to repair your pP:n;k
lng. 60'i H street. Telephone
140-R. 4-2-t
EARL V. INGLES, B. Sc General
assay and analytical work. Cement
and asphalt testing. Best equipped
assay office and testing labora
tory In Oregon. All wor. guaran
teed. Calvert-Paddock block.
MONEY WANTE J5000 wan'ed on
long time, Improved Income busi
ness property as security. Will
give T per cent net better than
mining stock. Address Rogue Riv
er Courier. 4-12-tf
THE AMERICAN
building power of first-class
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