Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, August 09, 1912, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5

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    FRIDAY, AI GI ST 0, 1912.
WEEKLY HCJl E 1UVER tOUUKK
TAGE FIVE.
GROCERIES
CANNING SUFPLIES
MASON JARS
ECONOLIY JARS
JELLY GLASSES
JAR RUBBERS
JAR TOPS
J. Pardee
417 G. Street
rtlWO.N'AL AND LOCAL.
("apt. Forrest of the Salvation
Army went to Glendale Tuesday.
Mrs. Earl Hawkins of Galke start
ed Tuesday night for Enderlln, X, D.
John Clements, an Althouse valley
stockman, was in the city Wednes
day. J. T. Connell, a wining man from
Canyon creek, is transacting business
in C'rants Pass this week.
Messrs. Payne, Young and Stivers
were in from the Cameron-Logan
mine at Waldo Wednesday.
Deputy Sheriff E. L. Couurn left
Wednesday morning for Portland to
spend bis vacation of 10 days or
more.
W. H. Wann left on Wednesday
monijng for Marshfield, where he
will spend several months experting
looks.
James T. Chiunock, of the statu
water board, now in the Rogue valley
adjudicating water claims, arrived in
the city Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Mary Morey ami .son, Elmer,
;.nd tho latter's family, were Wednes
day visitors in the city from their
Althouse valley dairy farm.
.Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell, Mrs. C. W.
Klmmel, Mr. Churchill and Mr. Loek
ett returned Tuesday afternoon from
their outing on "Dad's creek.
Mrs. F. H. Oldlng and Miss Olding
returned Tuesday night from the
Shovel Springs, where they have
been spending the past two weeks.
Miss Grace Reed of Tacoma stop
ped off at Grants Pass Tuesday night
while on her way home from San
Francisco, and will visit several days
with Mrs. II. G. Marshall.
E. M. McKeany, Northwestern
agent of the Producers' Fruit Co ,
was in the city Tuesday. This com
pany has store rooms in the Kinney
Truax warehouse on the Southern
Pacific tracks.
Mrs. C. H. Sampson and Mrs. II. C.
Ilobzien and daughter, Marjorie, left
ivr Seaside Wednesday morning to
spend several weeks. Mrs. Sampson
will probably spend the balance of
the summer with her sister at the
coast.
Patton's S. P. paints at Cramer
Pros.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hubbard left
Tuesday night for Satsop, Wash.,
where they will be at home on the
large, farm of their daughter-in-law,
Mr?. Etta Dlanton. near that place.
They are hoping the change of cli
mate will be beneficial to Mrs. Hub
bard's health.
R. A. Jones, who. with a number
of men. have been operating a pro
specting drill in the Crave Creek
district, was in the city Tuesday on
his way to Orleans Par. on the Klam
ath river, where he will do some pro
specting, lie was accompanied by
Walter Clarke and Geo. Drandack.
Mrs. Slfers, who has been at the
Southern Oregon hospital for the past
five week, and underwent a serious
operation, is so far recovered that she
wan taken to her home at Tolo to
day, being carried on a stretcher. She
was accompanied by Mrs. Johnson,
nurse, and Mrs. Jennie Cheshire.
Gun and cartridges at Cramer
Pros.
Mrs. C. V. Stevens and daughter,
Miss Carol, left Wednesday morning
fr,r Salem and other points. When
Air. Stevens returns from Alaska they
will decide upon a location for per
lii.'iiient residence. Mrs. Stevens and
''a-isrhter have lived in Grants Pa?
about one year.
New Discovery Washing Fluid dirt
remover. 'Sold In all groceries at 25
ents. will do a family wp-hing cheap
er than fra;i ':'""
in shl ;alKhard Sl ent Wedsday
'
Mrs. H. L. White of Ashland ar-
rived Thursday morning to spend the
day
s
Rosooe Hratton went to Colesiih
inursiiay tnornins
if for a two week's
stay.
Mrs. Arthur Drown of Murphy left
Thursday morning for Eugene to vis
It her parents.
Mr. snd Mrs. C. A. Stone, of Reno.
Nevada, are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Allison.
Mrs. E. G. Holman and two chil
dren went to Portland Thursday
morning to spend two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd pyre went to
Newport Tuesday night,
where they
will stav H M riii Mr n..,.
" un (
Joe Pardee and Darwin Ingalls left
early Thursday morning on their
wheels for Peer Creek, where they
win esianusn camp.
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Coivlg are en
Joying a visit from their two daugh
ters, Mrs. Bertram Stone, of San
Francisco and Mrs. F. W. Chausse.
of Portland, the latter arriving this
morning.
Mrs. Chas. Ansel, Alfred
Adolph,
John and Julia Angel arrived Thurs-
day morning from Vancouver, Wash. Mr. Simpkius was struck by a falling
They were joined by Mr. Angel and tree and his leg broken in two
will take a private conveyance for places and he also had three ribs
Crescent City, Cal. i broken. He is now in the hospital at
O. L. Ragan left Wednesday night ' Forest Grove.
for a two week's stay at Newport. '
Mrs. Ragan and the baby preceded Orchard Company Elects Director
him some time ago. The parents of j The Rogue River Orchard coin
both Mr. and Mrs. Ragan are "spend- pany, promoters and owners of the
Ing the summer at that popular re
sort. Douglas ( unuty Official- ('.i;i-icwu-
Judge Wonnacott and the other of-
hYials of Douglas county were excep
tionally ronrteous in dealing with
this county in the matter concerning
the diange that was pro.K'sed In the
I Wolf creek road. When our r.ekh-
i
hois realized what the (h:in.v would
mean to Josephine county they fell
in line with our people at ome, and
instead of forcing thro r-!i the change
as they might have done, l.'ft the
road as it had been, and also aureed
to improve the portion of the road in
Douglas county.
Shipment of Fsmis
C. C. Wheeler on Wednesday ship
ped to Pasadena two yearling fawns
which will be placed in the private
park of R. J. Husch along with three
otners which were shipped there last
year, and their offspring. With this
addition the hand will numlier nine.
Mr. liusch has a wooded park of
IS acres on the hills adjoining Pasa-
dena, which makes an ideal home.
The deer were secured from Herman
Horning.
.Stockmcji Visit Grunts Pass
Joseph Chamberlain and son, Lo- dent Taft indicated that he will veto
gan, and the latter's wife and two both the wool and steel tariff revis
children, are In Giants Puss today 0n bills. A single message will cov
froni the east fork of the Illinois riv- er both measures. It will declare
er. The two gentlemen are in the that neither was formulated with the
business of producing-beef cattle on aid of the tariff board, and therefore
the Illinois valley ramie, and the neither bill constitutes scientific re
recent reports of the skyward ten- vision,
dency of the price of beef does not
seem to worry them at all. They re
port the range in good condition this
year, the heavy rainfall having made
an excellent growth of grass.
Tle (iidioe Way
j A new way of capturing deer has
jbeen discovered in the Galke section.
Commissioner C. L. Harlow, who is in
; th city on his duties on the county
I board, brings the story that Jo
Chambers and Frank Campbell, farm
'ers near Galice, caught a four-point
jbuck with no weapons more formid
able than their bare hands, and dis
patched the animal with a butcher
knife. A little Fox Terrier rounded
up the deer and ran him Into a lane
and the rest was easy, as the buck
was too bewildered to make much re
sistance. After the men had thrown
the animal they called to the hired
man to come with a knife.
A I ainily Reunion
There is a family reunion at the
Dollar farm, the farm on the hillside
west of the city, owned by Ulrd Sis
son, and it iH continue for a week,
for Mr. Sisson's father, toother, broth
er and sister arrived from Oakland.
Cal . Tuesday night for a short stay.
The father and mo' her are and
S years of age but are well pre
served and in good health. The broth
er and sister. Dr. Ernest and Dr Ef
fie Sisson. are both op!e.;iat!i physi
cians practicing in their hope 'dty.
and the latter was the first v .(.mat.
osteopath lie n.-ed to pra"be In Cali
fornia. Fruit Jats at Cram-
!!;
Suffered From T.KkkI IVsouing
D. 8. Shaffer, of the Illinois Valley.
ha Deea seriously ill for some time
i'ast a tarbuncb? on the right hand
having caused blood poisoning, from
which it was feared the arm would
have to be amputated. The danger
is now past, however.
"Move On" tinier for Hobos
The ii;y poli e department, has
been rounding up the hobos and vag
rants today, and giving them the or
der to on. A number of the
gentry have been begging from door
to doir lately, much to the annoy
ance of the housewives. v
i o :-Mipei w-c .miimc and l'ltivung
.. . . . . . . ... .
Miss Sonhi Meseni?r. of flennto.
. . . . . '
Wisconsin, has Just notified the,
school hoard that she will accept the
'offered position of supervisor of
music and drawing in the public
,s( 0U. The tender of the place was
made Miss Messenger some time ago,
but she had not accepted till now.
Former Resident Injured
Word was received here Wednes
day of an accident which befell Hen
Siinpkins, formerly of this place but
now of Forest Grove. The particulars
were not definite, but it senis that
Country Club Orchards lying between
Grants Tass and Merlin, held an elec
tion at the headquarters bouse it
Merlin Wednesday, electing a board
of directors consisting of W. T. Reed
and F. E. Reed of Kansas City. F. F.
. Williams of Portland. F. D. Williams
of Merlin and W. Id Sherman of thi
city. This is an indorsement (if the
'old board, which Is returned to office,
under which such satisfactory devel
opment work has been dime.
Weather For duly
The record kept by Observer Fad
dock for the month of July shows a
maximum temperature (f 1 ." de
grees on the ltith, a n (J on two other
days a temperature of I'm-or better
was recorded, 102 on the 15th'nnd
100 on the 21th. The minimum
temperature of the month was 4 2.
recorded on the Mb. The monthly
mean was t'V There were 2" clear
'biys during, the month, two cloudy
and nine partly cloudy. These was
no rain, no wind s'orius. no weathtr
disturbances of any kind.
RESIDENT WILL VETO
VOO, NI STEEL DILLS.
; WASHINGTON. Aug. S. Follow
ing a cabinet meeting today Presi-
PRES. TAI T'S CAI1INET
HOLDS SPECIAL MEETING.
WASHINGTON", Aug. S.--A spec
ial meeting of the cabinet was held at
noon todav. It is understood that
President Taft wished to outline to
the members of his official family,
his messages vetoing tariff bills and
to decide whether to reject the
budget bill If the Commerce Court
appropriation were omitted.
Itei f scraps make hens lay
eggs. Phone Cramer Bros., 55-
morc
J.
WILL TALK MORE LATER.
NEW YORK,
Wilson arrived
Aug. 8. Woodrow
here today. Refer-
ring to the fact that in his acceptance
speech he failed to discuss everything
contained in the Haltlmore platform.
Wilson promised to remedy this In
his spepche? during the campaign.
He added:
"I took for my initial uttersnc-s
topics that were of the most pressing
nature, and ones on which th peo
ple are anxious to know my p' !
.Hon." TO SETTLE HIONTIER DISl't I E.
VIENNA. A V Pis'ci'ch-s
(Piled h're today from Cetlln'-'. M
(-nc'ro. as"-;t that Turl.cv ,
Morenezi'o aereed todav-
joint i (in.Tiiiss iili to settle t'. e'r
tier di-p'l' Me'1l:'i!:'( , til"
fighting between the t.) '( it.-:
! r
!BOY IS BURNED TO
DEATH AT KERBY
(from Mrnday'g Dally).
A three-year-olj boy, the son of
C. A. Phillips, was burned -to death
iu a fire at Kerby at two o'clock this
afternoou. The lad, whose mother
died a little over a year ago, was liv
ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
rrank llogue. He was out playing
in the barn 'and chicken house this
afternoon, and evidently had matches
In his possession, starting a fire that
destroyed both buildings and his own
life with them. The body was ter
ribly burned, life being extinct when
i ;; n
overed trom the burned
i.. ,i!.i!..
""""'
lather.
C. A. Phillips, is at
An uncle. C. K. Phil
East ' I street, in this
Harbor. Oie.
lips, lives on
city.
ju y n
DDS NEW
HEN STORY TO
LIST.
E. S. Watch, deputy in the office
of County Clerk Cheshire, Is some
thing of a poultry man himself. When
the judges at the poultry shows are
tying up the ribbons the Veatcb pens
always come In for their full share
of the blue ones. And now that the
recounting of egg laying reiordx has
reached such an n'tite stage, Mr.
Ventch smiles and says a few things
as be get-i into the game.
Ventch bad a pen of five black Min
orca hens that on a number of ocens-
ions gave him six eggs In one day,
and lately a pen of ten hens produced
eleven eggs between sun and sun.
Veau h says that It Is not clear In his
mind whether one ben had done
double duty, or the rooster, who
made the eleventh member of the
pen, had been helping out In the egg !
production line.
He also clouds the record n tilt
more when he tells of a neighbor who
w as cm ournglng a lady member of
the household In the chicken busi
ness. That the lady might not become
discouraged at the number of
eggs credited to the flock each day.
the neighbor would surreptitiously
put a tew extra eggs in tne nests, to
be gathered by the lady In the even-
ing. Of course the deputy clerk s.vs
that these extra eggs enme from the
Ventch brand of Mlnorcas. Out ho
does not think that his own 11 nek
needed any outside assistance In the
performance which he now credits up
to them.
I
t
4
i . WIRE liltlKFS.
il'.y United Press leased Wise.
i PORTLAND, An 'jr. V A screw
came loose in .1. E. Harvey's wooden
leg and he fell In the street. He v.:is
rushed to the hospital, where a tuc-
1 e-nf ul ope: at
! w ith a monkey
on ;
w recti.
performed
PORTLAND. Aug. s. Prof. Per
nott, state bai terlologist, is holding
a postmortem over a cat which creat
ed a panic at n banquet In Heppner,
'r., by biting n waiter. The object
is to fin (1 out if the spe tacular per
formance was Induced by hydropho
bia or catnip.
VANCOI'VKR. Wash.,
Dr. S. H. Nelson. V.'ashl
Aug.
iigton
s. -state
.veterinarian, ordered that no Oregon
dogs should be permitted to pass into
Washington over the ferry here until
they have a certificate showing they
have been examined for rabies.
! OAKLAND, Cal , Aug. s. A iiioh- ,
quito lodged In the eye of Walter
I ('order while driving an auto here.
Result, damaged telegraph pole,
wrecked machine ami severe bruises '
to f 'order, his wife and brother.
OAKLAND, Cal., Aug. S. I)e-
,, , . , , .. i i .
mandlng five cent fares from her, but
allowlng "affinities'1 to pay with
smiles, is charged against Charles A.
j Perry, street car conductor, by his
iwRe, in a divorce complaint.
j
VANCOUVER, Wash., Aug. 7.
David Falconer told tho court bis
wife hated him so mudi that "even
I in her sleep she kbked me in the
! lu k. jumped up and dow n and
; threatened lyy life.' Divorce grunt
ed.
PORTLAND, Aug.
George
liOlltKOU elected to S rf leu days
i.n the rock pile lather t hi-ti pay a
i.i line lor selllna lgurc-tp s tn n
miner. He Kays It 1:4 a n. utter ol
principle, ' the boy j :it. I.ig i, 1 am."
e Odd the j.o'ei. !. sv,!ii !"'t !
m-:1 to him?"
INFANTILE PARALYSIS
gaixs ix i .os a(;ki.ls.
LOS ANGELES. Aug. S. With
nearly 200 cases of Infantile paral
ysis reported to the health author-1
itles here, and 36 deaths from the!
disease recorded, constant guard Is
being maintained today about the
home of the quarantined patients.
Few cases have been reported since
August 1. however, and the author-!
ities tielieve the spread of the dis
ease is checked.
According to present plaus, all
Sunday schools will remain closed
until the disease Is entirely, stamped
out. Many persons have taken their
children from the i Ity. Two adult
cases have been reported.
lli'l.M Kl 111 I I. OF
VI Al l I V H AS AERIUD.
E. T. McKinstry has today received
by express from lloqniam, Wash., a
beautiful specimen of Ilolsteln bull
which will head his herd on tho
plegate farm. The animal is four-
teen months of age, and now weighs
1,000 pounds. It Is the pick of the
northern country, and was selected
for Mr. McKinstry by II. L. Gllkey,
ashler of the First National bank
of this city, Mr. Gllkey now being In
the Washington country with his
family on an automobile tour. The
hull was taken to the McKinstry
farm this forenoon.
If you want to Increase your
rops cue hair use-our land plaster.
Cement Prodrrts Co., opposite S. P.
depot. 3-22-tt
PORTLAND, Aug. 7. -A nice point
of law Is to be decided by the munic
ipal court. Charles E. Pottage sets
ul, defense to the chargo of bit-
lug Tom Conroy, that he was attack- 1
( d by three men and therefore It was 1
justifiable to resort to man's prima- '
t Ive weapons.
Ii: III It WANTED.
I
I 'pea bcr w ; nt
t'or district No. :il. 1
!(( Wonder,
Josephine county. We I
vi
pii a first grade man teat her I
-0 ,,,. 11(lllt, , he to do the Jan- j
I,,,,,. ru; or m -rude lady teach-
'pr jt-l0 ,,,. ,m,t, nd the district
1 av for janitor work. Eight
1 ,1,,t,ti,s' term desired.
j J. T. Roberson, clerk; or
1 Directors H. II. McOlnng, W. A,
George, A. T. Cart
We wish school
o begin
oil
the
first Monday In
'eptcinber.
.1
T. ROIIERSON.
Hist. Clerk No. !!!.
v-it-at
xoi i i;
' AH persons Indebted to the South
ern Oregon Supply Co.. are urgently
requested' to ( till and make early set
' (lenient of their accounts to the un
dersigned. S. RAPHAEL. Afe lit.
Office Gibson Grocery Co., r.i)7
Front Street.
NOTICE OK SHERIFF'S SALE.
Notbe Is hereby given that on the
7th day of September, I !H 2, at Hi
. . , . .,. ., ii...
o cloeK a. 111. Ill me mini noor in nip
court bouse at Grants Pass, Oregon.
'aind'l'resy''S'la Van
Horn in and to the following des. t lb-
ci real property:
The eart one-hull' of the northeast
quarter of the northwest quarter and
Gm cast half of the west half of the
northeast quarter or tne noriiiweni
quarter and itie easi nan oi me
southeast quarter of the northwest
quarter and the east halt of the west
hiilf of the soutlieii-l quarter of the
northwest quarter of seitioii lwuity
four, township thirty-live south, of
range seven west of Willamette Mer
idian, In Josephine county, Oregon.
Less and excepting the following:
lieglnlng at the southeast corner of
the southwest quarter of section 2 1,
.. . . ,1...
township 35 south, of range seven,
, we Willamette Meridian, and run-
ii i ii l; west in rods; thence north 4U
1 , , , , ' . . . ,, ,,,
IIMIM, I 1111 e.iru " iwn-1, i ,j- ii n
' 4D rods to place of beginning, con
taining I" M'-res, and Hie east half
'of. the southwest quarter of the
1 won t licii. quarter of I he northwest
,iuaiter of nectloti t cut y-foil r, town-
shlo thirty-five mciMi. range seven
;weHt. Willamette Meridian.
I Said sale Is made for the purpose
iof satisfying a judgment rendered In
ifavor of S. II. Ilurr and against l.otta
jVun Horn In the circuit court of the
s'ate of Oregon for Josephine lonnty
'on September 5, liill, ror the sum of
ninety-five and 40-DIU dollars, with
Interest from September 5, I ;i I I , ul
, the b gal tale.
WILL C. SMITH.
Sheriff of Joxqitlliie OUlitv. Ore.
- I'ortUnd, Or e"l -
f HmMm till ! Pi-hrml f"t O.rli In"
1 i.iriir in nitirnm r .ii.iib r.i n , w . l 1
Ciligli. r4l ti,4 tltntnitrr D'PkrCMati. I
Milf. Art t.eite.s OTmrsuva, I
I- r l.l., Hd Mil Ml I i ki I I llloll
orriot.vM liri. i,. ii .ii
! TO CONTROL PATENT SALE.
J .WASHINGTON, Aug. S.-Declaring
that the measure will stop the
j practice by big corporations of buy.
"jlng up and suppressing patents, Con
gressman Oldfleld of Arkansas today
reported to the house from the pat
ents committee, a bill designed also
I to prevent the unreasonable control
jof the re-sale of patented articles by
the owner of the patent.
The new measure Is designed to
(meet a condition recently established
by a supreme court decision by
which owners of patents were givea
control, not only of the patented
article Itself, but also of all articles
used in connection therewith.
Economy fruit jars at Cramer
Uros.
Mrs. W. C. Hale Is enttrtalnlng her
mother. Mrs. N. Langwell of Port
land, w ho arrived Tuesday night from
Bedford, where she also visited.
"No Fly " If used on your tows,
will
Increase the amount of milk.
Ap-.The Rogue River Hardware Co. sells
I ' for ar cents a quart. S-2-4t
Call Dr. Pesttil, the veterinary sur-
g00n.
Phono 222-J. 6-H-tf
'(OX TRACTORS AND 111 II.DI K8
ATTHXTIOX!
This Is tho" op. irtunlty yen have
been looking for. All tho lumber cf
the Three Pines Lumber Co., consist
1 1? of assorted y. rd ktocl: of fir and
ledur lumber, together with several
carloads of 4 foot fir wood on doeic
ready for delivery, now cn sale. In
quantities to salt.
JEI-V'KKSON D. COOK, Receiver.
ti-2S-4t Three Pities. Oregon.
CITY TKKASl KI U S NOTICE.
Thrie aio f iuW In tho dry treas
ury to rede mi nil w nrianti prctestel
ii; to i.nd luclud'.ni fvp-'iuler 2,
Vtle.
D.i'ed lit 'lui!.:s Pass, Oregon, this
jl.'t day of August, l!U2. Interest
will cease after date.
G. P. JESTEIt,
City Treasurer.
MIDS Dill WOOD.
lilds will he received for the suii-
plying of School District No. 54 with
t' tiers onk wood and fi tiers fir wood,
delivered at school house. All bids
must he In the hands of tho clerk by
August l"i. The board reserves the
right to reject any and all bids.
Maggie Uaimiu, clerk, R. F. I). No.
2. ltox 2.". 7-26-3t
I NOTICI.
Notice Is hereby given that there
nre funds on hand In the treasury of
School district No. 54, Josephluo
county, Oregon, to redeem outstand
ing warrants Nos. ti, S, !), it), 12, 13,
14 mid 15, and they will be paid on
presentation at the First National
Hank of Southern Oregon lit Grants
, I'ass. Interest on these warrants
will cease 10 days after the uppeur
unce of this notice. '
Dated August 2, 1912. '
MAGGIE RANZAU,
8-2-2t Clerk.
CLASSIFIED ADS
UH Sil k i
. .
AUj DENTISTS' OFFICES lu Grants
on Thursday
afternoons througuo it the sum-
'"er. 6-10-tf
FOR SALE : S
O, ' R. I. hens. In
quire North 10th street. C. It.
Urechtblll. Phone 224-Y. 7-5-4t
FOR SALE Nine-months old, full
blood bull calf. Price 25. Write
J. L. Scott, Glendale, Ore. 7-5-3t
DO YOU WANT trees that are trees
to name, clean, thrifty and wl!
matured when dug. You may te
sure of Just that kind of stock if
you deal with tho Milton Nursery
Co., Milton, Ore. J. C. Duetcher.
Agent, Grants Pus. 7-26-1 3t
FOR SALE -Choice 5-ar tract in
Three Pines fruit district, land
mostly cleared, two room house.
Address Chas. Hee, Three Pines,
Oregon. 8-2-4t
Mlntkl.LA.NLOi
ItAXNIE, the plumber, Is resdy it
any rnlnul to repair your plnnit
1or. 809 H stieet. Telephons
14MI.
EARL V. INGLES. It. 8c Oenersl
sssay sr.d analytical work. Cenmr.t
and asphalt testing. Dest equipped
1 assay office and testing labora
tory In Oregon. All worl- guaran
teed. Calvert-Paddock block.
MONEY UANTL $5000 wauled on
long time, improved Income busi
ness property as security. Will
Five 7 per cnit r.t better than
n hil:ix stcd,. Adl-tss Rogue RD--r
Courier. 4-1 2-f