Fit 1 1.Y, JULY M,
W EEKLY ROGUE RIVER COURIER
PAGE SEVEN
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior, U. S.
Land Jffice at Roseburg, Oregon,
June 15, 1812.
Notice is hereby given tuat Solon
Curtice, of Kerby, Oregon, who, on
November 21, 1911, made home
stead entry serial No. 07690, for
XEU section 7, township 39 s,
range 7 west Willamette meridian!
has filed notleo of Intention to make
final commutation proof, to establish
claim to the land above des rlbed,
con mis Ion er . at Gr t. PSS"
on the 2nd day of August, 1912.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Cornelius A. Sidler of Grants Pass,
Oregon. T. J. Tycer, William H.
Hayes and Miles C. Purden, ail of
Kerbv, Oregon.
BENJAMIN P. JONES,
Renter.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior, U. S.
Land Off! e at Roseburg, Oregon.
June 15, 1912.
Notice la hereby given that William ,
H. Hayes, of Kerby, Oregon, who, on i
November 21, 1911, made homestead
entry serial .,o. 07703, for lota 1 and
ana rii . v t , section i, town-1
ti' xti.i m
7.
ship 39 S., range 7 west ".illamette
meridian, has filed notice of Inten
tion to make final commutation
proof, to establish claim to the land
ibove described , before United
tates commissioner Herbert Smith, at
Grants Tass, Oregon, on the 2 dav of
August, 1912.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Cornelius A. Sidler, Grants Pass,
Oregon, and Miles C. Purden,
Charles S. lui,'g, Solon Curt'ee, all
of Kerby, Oregon.
BENJAMIN F. JONES,
' Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior, U. S.
Land Offlc, at Roseburg, Oregon,
May 29, 1912.
Notice Is hereby given that Lester
J. Crawford, whose postofflt e addrtss
is Hoqulam, Washington, did, cn the
24th day of January, 1912, file in
this office sworn sftement and ap
plication, No. 07801, to purchase the
WV4 SE, NEVi SWK and SEV4
NWU. section 10, township 39 S,
range 7 west Willamette meridian,
and the timber thereon, under the
aud acts amendatory, known as the
"Timber and Stone Law" at such
value as might be fixed by appraise-;1""
mcnt nnd that nni-nuiiit In anrli an.
plication, the land and timber there
on have been appraised, $490.00, the
timber estimated 600,000 board feet
at 75 cents per M, and the land $30;
that said applicant will offer final
proof In support of his application
and sworn statement on the 16 day
of August, 1912, before register and
receiver United States land office, at
Roseburg, Oregon. '
Any person Is at liberty to pro -
test tnls purchase before entry, or j Notice is hereby iven that Miles then on or berore the expiration of any rignt. tine, es'ate.
initiate a contest at any time before C. Purdin. of Kerby, Oregon, who, on si" weeks from thr first date of the Hen or interest In the
patent Issues, bv filing a corroborat-, June 7th. 1912. made homestead en- publication thereof, which first date tf-ul 1 n; u 1 v r!- iitc I !:
ed affidavit in this office, alleging ! try serial No. iiTUTt!, for SE; SE'4, nf publication is June 14th, 1912, the toiii)lalnt herein, (K
fBcts which would defeat the entrv. Sec. 7. E '. NEU Se-. IS and SW Vi .( the last date of 1 ibll ation is, fndin'
BENJAMIN F. JONES,
Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior, U.
c
.Iiinfi 2S. 1912. I
Vnllno to tinrohv irlvon that Alma!011'
AO 1. 1 V. U Ql'll . 1 1 I. I. ........
Rundle. of Kerby, Oregon, who, on
November 22, 1911. made homestead
entry serial No. 07085, for lots 3,
4, 5 and N.4 SW'4, section IS,
township 39 S. range 7 west Willam
ette meridian, has filed notice of in
tention to make final commutation
proof, to establish claim to the land
above described, before Herbert
Smith, United States commissioner,
at Grants Pass, Oregon, on he 15th
day of August. 1912.
Claimant names a8 v.itnesses:
Ed. Tycer, David Coulter, Mahlon
Becker and Jasper Garrison, all of
Kerbv, Oregon.
BENJAMIN F. JONES,
Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Detiartr.ient of the Interior, U. S.
Land Office at Roseburg. Oregon,
July 2, 19 i 2.
Notice is hereby given that James
Z. Parker, of Williams, Oregon, who
on Ausust 28, 1907, made hompstead
entry serial No. 04 296. lor W"2
SW4. section 28. township 28 S.
range 5 west Willamette meridian,
has filed notice of intention to make
final five year proof, to establish
claim to the land above described,
before Herbert Smith United States
commissioner at Grants Pass, Ore
gon, on the 20th day of August,
1912.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Frank Bryan, Mrs. Franrv Bryan,
T. J. Sumner and Arthur Blodgett,
all of Williams. Oregon.
BENJAMIN F. JONES.
Register.
NOTICE
To Whom It May Concern: NotK
Is hereby given that I. the unde
(Igned, owner of one-half Interest I
the Smgar Pine mine at Gallce, Or
gon, will not be responslblu for ao
debts Incurred against aatd 8ug
Pine mine or for any labor or Ic
provements performed thereon; aU
that no person entering on said prr
l9es for any reason whatsoever ih
remove therefrom any ore. mineral 0
timber.
tated Fet.n-arv VS. 191"
iSlKM-dl F P. Kh:M
Phor.e No. 390 If your Dally Conr
'" falW tn reach you s sny Ma
Do oot delay.
NOTICE FUR UBLICAllOX.
Apartment ol the Interior. U. S.
land office at Roseburg. Oregon.
June 26, 1912.
Notice is herebv el- 'in thol Tela
Turner, of Kerby, Oregon, who, on er of oue Quartz mining claim sltuat
May 21, 1912, made homestead en- ed ,D tlle Kerby (unorganized) mln
try serial No. 07671. for W4 NEs ,us 'strict In Josephine county, Ore
and W'j SE1;, section 7, township son, and hereafter niore fully descrlb
39 S, range 7 west Willamette mer- ed nave done and Performed all the
Idlan, has filed notice nf intonM, t annual assessment and representa-
make final five year proof, to estab-
irthrtVM t0ulh.e o,-e deVcrib-
States commissioner, at Grants Pass
'Oregon, on the 15th day of August.
1912.
j Claimant names as witnesses:
L. M. Nadel, Miles Purdin Mrv
nooiaean and Mahlon Beckey, all
of Kerby, Orecon.
BENJAMIN F. JONES.
negister
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Deiiartmenf
uepartmeut of the Interior. L. S.
land office at Roseburg
Oregon,
June 26, 19.2.
Notice is hereby given that Louis
? N'afel. of Kerby. Oregon, who, on
iiqvii inio . iv .
iue aumesteaa entrv
serial 'n fl7r,7i fr,- w. 1 o j
i "inauieue meridian, nas
filed notice of Intention to mnk finAi
commutation proof, to establish
,clalm ,0 t,ie lan(1 above described, I
before Herbert Smith, United States i
commissioner, at Grants Pass. Ore
son, on the Kith day of
181
1912.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Miles Purdin, Mahlon tteckey,
Mary Rubidean and Ida Turner, all
of Kerby, Oregon.
BENJAMIN F. JONLS,'
Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
, Department of the' Interi -r, U. S.
land office at Roseburg. Oregon,
June 26, 1912.
Notice is herely given that Mary
h. Kobidenn, of Kerby, Oregon, who
on May 13, 1912. made homestead
entry serial 'o. oT67l), for . 4 Slj.l
section 17, township 39 S, range 7 jC
west Willamette meridian, l.as tiled
notice of intention to make final com-1
mutation proof, to establish claim to !
ilia 1'tM.l nlw.r. .1.. 11.,1 l.nr,... '
,,ert S"',,h' l'"iled Sti!teR ivmm I
lollel'. at Grants Pass, Oregon, on j
4"":--
Clili Ulil tl t names US witnesses
Louis M. Nadel, Mib s Purdin
of
Turner and Mahlon Beckey, all
Kerby, Oregon.
BENJAMIN P. JONES,
Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
! Department of the interior
U. S.
Oregon,
j land office at Roseburg,
; June 26. lai'J
jNW'i, section 17. towns nip o9 S,
I range 7 w est Willamette meridian,
'has filed notice of intention to make
! final commutation proof, to establish
iclalmtothelandabovedescribel.be-
fore Herbert Smith. L nited States
commissioner, at Grants Pass, Ore-
ti..K- c h o.u.
on the lotii uay or August,
1912.
Claimant names as witnts.es:
Solon Curtice, William Hayes, L.
M. Nadel and Mahlon Beckey, all of
Kerby, Oregon.
BENJAMIN F. JO.nES.
Register.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
In the Countv Court of the State of
Oregon for Josephine County.
In the Estate 01 Helen K. Rowe, De-
ceased.
Notice is hereby given to all per-
u,na havin- anv 'claim or c'laims
iK tinst the estate of Helen K. Rowe,
deceased, to present their calms duly
verified iccordliitr to law on or be-
r..- i. ,.hc frf,i, ,intB of thj.
I UI C IW A III" II 1 11 -a 1 " v. v . -
first publication hereof to Fred A
Williams, the duly appointed, qual
ified and acting adniinistra'or of
said estate, at his of fi e in the Tuffs
i building at Grants Pass. Oregon
The date of the first publication
of this notice is tne :"th day of
June, A. D., 1912.
(Signed) FRED A. WILLIAMS,
Administrator of the Estate ' Helen
K. Rowe, Deceased.
Colvig k Williams, AttmT.os.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
,n the County Court of the State of
Oregon for Josephine County.
In the Estate of Benjamin Dirnmlrk.
Deceased.
Notice Is hereby jrlven to all per-
sons having any claim or claims
against the es'ate of Benjamin uim-,int.-
riorpnsert to present their
claims duly verified according to law,
111 1' rv uv-'.- -
,.n or imfnre six months from the
dae of the first publication hereof.
to Virgil I- Dlmmi'k and Edward
E Dirnmlrk, the duly appointed.
qua ifled and aMing Joint admlnlslra
'to -s of tl.e sai.l fFta-e. at Grants
'Pass. Oregon, or to their attorneys,
Colvig & Williams, at their office In
the Tuffs building, at Grants Par.
', Oregon
The dve rf tVe first publication of
tV.is not! e !- the 2Mb day 01 June.
A P.. 1912.
.... ! VIHG!!. DfMMK'K.
.ci,. EDWARD P D!MM'"K.
f.-'nt d-i 'nlracis of ;.e V.t'au
of Ben 'li !'.:; l-.-.v r, I - ' -"l
Colvlir & Williams Atorn;.
. t
Artist!''
Job Work at ! C-mr'er
NOTICE TO DELINQUENT CO-OWX-ER
OF MINING CLAIM.
Notice Is hereby given that Chris
Erdt and August Kullsch. who, with
Ignatz Knapka. dereaseJ. are co-own-
tlon wor,c required under Hub mining
of the United States d the
1911, of the value of $100 tor each
of said years, and that the said Ignats
Knapka, deceased, or his estate, has
failed to pay any portion of the as-
sessment work for the years 1910 and
lvii, ana tne tuu sum of iuy is aue
and delinquent upon the shares and
interest oi.tne said ignatz Knapka or
Ma sitll. ... .!. . n tA -a
'-"lr- ,u i .-emo. hju.imi attornev s iees ana tne iurtn-i1""
The administrator of the estate of' er sum of 10 00 fr cntt. rtnil Hi-
Ignatz Knapka, deceased, is hereby Ihurseinents . of and upon this writ, brands at Horseshoe Rend for sun
notified, that unless he shall within ,,. t,MH,lUon as directed and do-1" " . " J... ? - ,h .
ninoiv .i.es rrnn. tv.n Ar.t. ik. . . ...... per and breakfast far the nnrtv: so
w v... ualc ui i -1
vice of this notice unon him. Day unto
1. .. I ! I W I
me unaersignea, nts co-owners, tnetti(,rf0 nnVe levied upon and am
ru In which he Is delinquent, or t
fal1 or refuse to contribute his due '
proportion of said assessment work. !
rnpoi nar vim tna onot. nr thta nnrinn I
".iu
that his said Interest In said mlnlnz
" 6nc,., u..t,,-i
rormea ana cau6ea to oe periormeat
8licn assessment work
The mining claim and
premises
Of the
herein referred to consist
quartz mining claim known as tne
V icaieu oepicmuer j,
H909, and recorded November 1,
io, in oi. is, mining recoras oi,w,.it. i m 011 ,, 17, ,, ,Iuv o Au-
Josephine county. Oregon,. page 7S.
Dated nt Portland, Oregon,
this
27th day 0f May. 1912.
CHRIS ERDT.
AUGUST KULISCH,
Owners.
SUMMONS.
In the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon for Josephine County.
Charles S. Chaffee, plain- )
tiff. )
vs- )
- M. BasEett, Defendant. )
Suit in Equity for Foreclosure of
Contract
" . , .
a
iu vy. m. DHsseu, ueienuHnt:
In the nMle of the state of Oregon
you are hereby summoned to appear
and answer the complaint filed
against jou in tne auove entitiea nc-
tlon on or before ten days from tl.e
date of service of the summons upon
.... ,. . .....
uu 11 iin ifu nuiiiii juheiuine coun-
ty, Oregon or within twenty days G Jarrv j (irav M
from the date of the service of theLM,nn,0 GrBV ratton
summons if serve,! within any other . ,. A)(.,.t M
county in the s'nte of Oregon, Gray, Bertha Gray, also
or if served by publication, 'all oilier persons or p:ir-
sunimons if served by publication,
and the last date of your appearance ,
herein is .Till v 2fith. 1912. nnd von
are further notified that '.n case you
fail to appear and answer the com-
l" i"-" "ioi.m. .Minnie i.ray rntton, i rnnx rat-
time aioresnia, tne piaintirt win ap-
ply to the court for the reller prayed
for lu the complaint, viz:
For a decree foreclosing that rer-
tain contract and agreement existing
uriwi-ru 1110 I'laiiliiil nuu uciciiuuiii.
entered Into and executed the 1st '.:iy
of March, 1911. relating to the sale
ui iiuise cei lam pimiisen wewi'iiueu
as follows, to-wit:
The southwest quarter ) of the
southeast quarter f '4 ) and ten acres
. u- . ... .1 .
on 1 up e hi. sine u 1 B,"'um sl
(limner 141 01 me nunoincm iimi-
er ( U ) in section twenty (20),
township thlrty-glx (36) sout'.i,
range five f.r) west, Willamette Mer-
Idlan, In Josephine county, Oregon;
together with all and singular the
tenements, hereu.,anients and ap-
purtenam es thereunto belonging or
In anywise appertaining;
And that you, and all other per-
sons and parties claiming any rlgnt.
estate, lien or Interest In the real es-
tate above described, be decreed to
be in default, and for a time fixing
the redemption of tne said premises
as well as the amount to be paid upon
fendant herein, and If you.' the de-
fendant, and all persons claiming by.
through, or under von. fall to pay
such amount as fixed by the court
;on th, rld dndYnt. and all ler-
sons claiming by, through or under
you, be forever barred and fore-
- . ....
exempt Ion In a'nd'otte saT e-
TpClseVand Sir? part
thereof and the plaintiff have such
other a'nd frther relief as Is eqult-
able.'nnd that he have and recover
h,B rost8 and disbursements herein
, be ,axed aBfi the condition of re,
demptlon as well as the payment or
.11 other' sums due and to becorr.o
due nto lhe plaintiff, be In accord-
nrp with the terms and conditions
of the contract of sale, and for full t
and equitable relief. ! ' ;. ' x .
This summons Is published by or.,MH. MRs. JH.I.hs
der of the Honorable Stephen Jewell, 1 uy PLEA OF INNWIIV.
Judee of the rounty court of the !
state of Oregon, for the county of; IT.,,..r(,,,.v ,,,.,.,. ,,,,
Josephine, dated June 10th, 1912. ..r-1 ARLI K TOW N. I RIVE Ll
derlng publication thereof for sit WARD ISLAND. July 23. Working
foicresslve weeks In the Rogue River
Courier, a newnpaper published
t.i nnn Pbei HrAinn the
first publication thereof to he made
on the 14th day of June. 1912. and
tho last puhllratlen July Zth. 191Z.
Dated at Gran's Pass. Joephlne
countv, Oremin, thin 10th day of
Jur.e.' A. . , .2.
r'Or.VIG .t WILLIAMS,
A.'Urnt yc f r Plaintiff
NOTIt'E OF SHERIFFS SAi.E.
In the Circuit Court of the State of j
Oregon in and for Josephine Conn- j
ty.
Robert Reed, Plaiutiff. )
vs. )
The Southern Oregon )
Supply Company, a cor- )
poration, Defendant 1 ,
By virtue of an execution issued j
out of the circuit court ot the state !
of Oregon in and for the county of
Josephine upon a judgment rendered
stid deciieted in said court April 15,
1 y 1 in an action wherein Robert
Keed is plaintiff and the Southern
Oregon Supply Company, defendant.
In favor of said plaintiff and against
the said defendant for the sum of
IU3.S1 with Interest thereon at the
rate of s per cent per annum from
i,t, -,u riiiv f rje
cember. 19 U. and
. . . . . I
uveint to nie as snerin oi tne auove
,,,, ,.,, o, n m
iiuiinu .-tti t: uuu ii'uui nuii uuiaMinii
r
.lire. te,! t,. sell noon virtue of such
, , ,.,A.t n,
; ' fonowine described real
J
property, to-wlt:
Lots r. and i lu II. it. Miller and
, ni nr.nt. p.u ii.im im.
' . . .
ty Oregon, and also the west one- '
half of lot 2 In Block & of J.
Bourne's first addition to the town.
,,,)., cilv. of Crnnls Puss. Oreiron.
v... therefor In- virtue of said
execution and judgment and In coin-
!nni. u-ih th inmninn.ia nf Knid
gust' 1912, at the hour of 10 o'clock
a. 111. at the front door of the county
'court house In Grants Pass, Jose
ipuine county, Oregon, se.i at puhlle
.auction subject to statutory redemp
tion to the highest bidder to casli In
hand, all right, title and interest
I which the within named defendant,
the Southern 'Oregon Supply Com
pany, a corporation, had on the 15th j
dav of April. IU12. lu and
to the
Hbove described property, or any por
tion thereof to satis. y said xecu
ti'm. I Dated this 11 day of July, lid 2.
WILL C. SMITH.
.Sheriff for Josephine County, Ore.
SUMMONS.
;In the clmiit Cl)lirt of th ,u;,.
Oeion for Josephine Countv.
M.
"'. Plndlev,
ialntlff. 1
s.
,
Heston
Gray. Hester A.
I W. HMon.
'issle
reen.
Gri mi. U. G.
Mrs. M. K. Mit
i.'n r C..H A.i.tio
..1,
tlis unknown clHimhi'.
To K1I.H G. Gray, Hester A. lira
t,-n T w iiut,n n,.ati I'.nnn r
(;. 'flrce::.' Mrs. M. K. Mitchell,' Ell
c Gray, Addle Gray, llnrry Gray,
ton. Albert M. Grav. Bertha Grav. 1
also all other persons or parties uu
known claiming anv right, title, .s
:,M PI) or lnt,.n,s, , tlC
tate deKrrll)f,(, n the ,.omvhln, ).,,.
!in.
In the name of tho state
yoi) flre hpreby reqnlrP(
'Iiear and answer the complain iPe
against you In the above entitled
!8ti within slv weeks from the datt
of the first publication or this sum
. ...i.i.i. i . .. i.u.. 1 1.
, " '"""'"" '"- "
jmiic 411111,
And If you fall to appear and no-
swer or otherwise plead, for whi.
thereof the plaintiff will apply n
the court for th? relief deivnt: !'! It
bis complaint, substantially us loi
lows, to-wit: For n decree decl.u Iiil
and adjudging that the defendant-
and ea li nf them, has no estate ot
Interest whatever in or to said land
and premises, or nn
par' 1 lie it o :
and that t. e plaintiff Is the legn'
owner In fee simple of said land nm'
the whole thereof; thnt the defend
ants and enr-h of them be requlrei!
to convey all interest and f In I rn to
said land to plaintiff within t-1 t
days from entry of said de' ri-c. and
m deiauit t.iereo. sain uei.e mi.ii.
he deemed and taken a- equivalent
o "f h conveyance and stand In I'.eu
thereof. Thnf tie defendams and
ea.l, of them 1, forever n,Uui,H,l
ana enjoined irom asserting hi.
'lalm whatever In or to said prem-
PA. nJe,,.nn n nlqltltlff finfl f TIT
udgm and d e for his ro.u
'and.sbursemen.s.
This summons Is published In the
Rogue River Courier, a weekly news-
paper of general circulation. P"hllsh-
ed at Grants Pass. Oregon l order
fit the Hon. Stephen Jewell, Judge o!
.me county coun 01 me im ui uu-
P"n for Josephine county, dated the
,'th day of June 1912
J. N. JOHNSTON.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
jon tn(. theory that she W Insaiie. u d-
jf(. , , u W.V Uh ,.
.day to save the UN of Mrs M,(,ee. 1
farmer's wife. convitd e enbr .,r
lU'irderlliK her (U e rdilldven M l'
McGee admitted that she t-ae her
nlldren niat-h bead" dissolved In
wt.ter, ex'daliilna th it the trK .'.
fo- -xWt'ti'e liail Ween too hard.
PARTY RETURNS FROM
I TRIP OF EXPERIENCES.
The party of four consisting of
.Messrs.
Donnell, Counts. Williams
and Anderson, who returned Wed
nesday from a 225 mile trip through
Curry. Coos and Douglas counties,
niaklug 150 mlus on fool J() ,
. , ....
,1,tly Rsre, as t0 ,muor 'li'm
the Jaiin: but their tales of big
sii'iliga nf lish mi sort feet have a
true ring; in fact Williams walks yet
as if afraid of bruising the pave
ment. .
The Courier by Interviews, threats
ad confessions has managed to get
i.. . . ,, ...
i"'v v '
t V, - T(, .tvl..n .!..
icm-ircu
trt In ntir rnlnmni una trails in Mr
r - ...
they really ate the dog early on the
-
. .
trip.
Horseshoe Bend la the sharpest
curve on Rogue river, as the river
doubles around a rock point so n
tunnel 400 feet lu length will drain
o.er half a mile of river bed and give
31 feet fall nt the lower end; this
narrow nefk s Mng ,,innelIed hv
ICottage Grove people with the Inten
tion of mining the bed of the stream
tuniui. The mining Industry Is un
usually brisk In this locality and
.around Mule creek; much money Is
being spent In ditches and flumes to
work three river bars long known to
1 rich in gold. Mr. Francia ana Dr.
V. A. Wise, of Portland, have con
structed a long bridge across the riv
er above th horseshoe bend for the
purpose of bringing n fluuio across
ni,d more profitably working their
places on the north side. At Blossom
jllnr, Just below Mule Creek, a com
pauy Is erecting 11 quartz mill nnd
cable tramway to develop what thev
! consider a variable quart, property.
I All these mining operations give em
ployment to a considerable number
of men, and all machinery and sup
plies come in from the north, though
the trade of this region belongs to
l Grants Pass nnd should come up the
iiver, and a mall route established
this way would soon bring this trade
here. The only obstacle to such 11
111 n 11 route Is what Is known ns the
'Zlg Zag" near Bunker Cre.'K, nnd It
Is estimated that $1,100.00 would
construct a trail around this obstruc
tion. The government has spent
'many thousands of dollars In mak
ing the trail down Rogue river, and
.fi s'phlne county has also $1,000 al
ready Invested in it. so It Is to bo re
greltiil tli.it the lu"k of ho small nn
amount should prevent the comple
tion of so Important a highway. It
l'8 "',,rH,l ,lllt If tbls county will
donate one-half the cost the forest
service will complete tne trail; If
tins Is true the donation should he
mado nt once. Everybody along the
river Is anxious to have tho work
dene us only by this route can an
open truil be secured during the win
ter months.
The party left the Rogue at Mule
reek and crossed tne nevus miick-
jbone Into the Coqulllo valley along
one nf ttie railroad survevB now be -
i
h,B rim from the cast. Right on
Right on
,,500 feet
'
.f,P 01 thl8 ''raggy rld?e.
nbove any level piece of land large
enough for a baseball diamond, a
tragedy was narrowly avoided, three
of the party organized a court, tried
Anderson, who had piloted them to
the spot, for saying It wns "fair hik
ing" over the mountain, and pre
pared to han hi tn forthwith; but
lil.e our llliifctrlous gove:.ior they lal-
ir coiiimi :ted his sen'Miio to cooking
bread for the crowd duiiig the rest!
of the trip, and are now sorry fortho Im.I11.rH tI1,(1 UHH , vrnnt
their leniency ns Donnell nnj Counts
lost 20 pounds ea h In weight, whlla
Williams Is continually followed by
strav dogs that appear to lake him
for a bone, all claiming that It wan
the bread that. did It-
There are several
survey crews
" f""" '
,to Marshfield and Bandon . rough
.the great forests and coal fields on
the hea(1 of the (0Uth fork of the Co.
, fflg aXPepHng
,
,tnat there la a keen rivalry to find
nn- rmnc m mo immni umr
i,tIe ,.an f)e e8rned. All seem anx-
Ions to ross the divide hlirh enough
to keep out of the canyon of the rlvr
Ik low Gallce. yet low enough to con
trol the tonnage which that camp
wlli furnish In the way of ore and
copper matte. Just how many of
these proposed lines are simply pro
motion S'hemen It Is Impossible to
tell; but the completion of either
would make Grants Pass the manu
facturing center of Southern Oregon
by supplying It with an abundai.ee of
cheap cf.nl and fin? lumber for Its
faiorle.
The lat dav'B tramp h mid to
tiiive h en mi endurar re rare nf ?,3
tui'i ' 1 n-:''lr: pa k over a very
rough mountain trail to V.'cstfork,
with Williams backing hlmse.f
against the field. Like the old fable
of the ' Hare and the Tortoise," he
made the 30 miles in record time;
but on the last three mites the oil
boy got his goat and It took a stren
uous salt rubbing to get the kinks
out of his muscles so he could 9t
j cents worth of comfort out of his
bed at the Westfork hotel.
For sorenesj of the muscles,
whether Induced by violent exercise
or Injury, there Is nothing better
than Chamberlain's Liniment. Thla
Liniment also relieves rheumatic
pains. For sale by all dealers.
ROOSEVELT ELECTORS REMAIN
- ON PRIMARY HALLO l
By United Press Leased Wire.
To'pekn, Kas.. July 23. The
Kansas supreme court has decided
that the names of Roosevelt electors
must remain on the primary ballot,
and that the voters can then choose
between Taft and Roosevelt In
Kansas. The. court said the row was
political and should have never been
brought before that body.
S. TROOPS REACH '
THE MEXICAN FRONTIER.
NOGAl.ES, ArU., July 23. Three
troops of the Fourth United States
cavalry reached here today nnd went
Into camp. Three more troops are
expected within the next few days.
Extra Mexican soldiers have been
added to the garrison nt Nognles,
Mex., in anticipation of a rebel at
tack. A large body of Insurrectos
have leached Dolores Pass, which
marks the border line between the
stiiti s of Chihuahua and Honora, and
passed through without Interference
by the federal troops, despllo the ic
ported massacre of ii00 rebels lit ll .u
point, which Is now discredited.
Railroad officials nre making what
prepnrat Ions 'they can to be ready for
the expected t roiibl w hlch they be
lieve may Involve the American bor
der of Sonorn and the west const of
Mexico.
WANT lioi RE TO
OPPOSE REX SELLING-
WASHINGTON, July 23.--Senator
Bourne of Oregon, defeated by Ben
Selling, a Portland merchant, for re
iioiiilnal Ion, uns received many let
ters urging him to run Independent-
lu behalf of Senator Bourne It was
stated today that lie is so busy wltll
committee work that he had given
110 though! to politics.
JOHNSON OF CALIFORNIA
WILL STUMP ILLINOIS.
CHICAGO, July 23. Announce
ment was made here today that Gov
ernor Johnson of California will
stump Illinois In the Interest ot the
progressives who are aligned - with
Colonel Roosevelt.
It Is stated that the adherents of
Governor Dcneen, who are out for
,Taft, are planning to gain control of
.the state progressive convention on
August 3 and to prevent thus nomlna-
tlon of any progressive presidential
electors.
THINKS I
S. SENATE
TALKS TOO Ml I'll-
WASHINGTON, July 23. "You
talk entirely too much and legislate
too lltlb'," wus the burden of a lec-
jtu.e (l,.,lvlx.(1 to th(. ,.. ,)V Ken-
ator Warren of Wyoming. The Wyo
ming senator predicted that unless
!,., t.tnw,. WOllM ,.lHt
11 11
Kiiiiliner.
Seniilor Pall of New Mexico, evi
dently Impressed by Warren's lec
ture, abandoned the speech be had
announced lie would deliver today.
WAR SHIPS MANEUVER.
NEWPORT, R. I., July 23. Man
euvers which a mount to a sham bat
tle, In wbl h 1.' battlesiilps, 20 de
stroyers and nine sub-marlne are
participating, staried near Block
Island early today.
LOS ANGELE8, July 23. An ap
plication has been received by Chief
Sebastian from Miss Louise Wlniams.
Miss Williams wants to become a
motorcycle cop. Slio Is a profession
al motorcyclist and claims to have
"medals galore."
IjOS ANGELES, July 23. Thrown
;i0 feet by the explosion of A gasoline
tank, A. S. Babb, uroeer, returned to
bU store nnd extinguished the
flames. B ildi was hunting for a gas
leak with a lighted candle. He was
unhurt