nUDAV, JAM RV 17. 1013. CAGE EIGHT DEATH OF B.C. KIMEY. (Continued from Page 1.) lion of the bent interests of the com munity. He was affiliated with the Manonlc order, a member of Mellta Commandery, Knight Templar of Grants Puss, and of ililla Temple Order of the Mystic Shrine, of Ah land. II. ('. Kinney wan a lover of h 1h home, and within the home circle he was a beloved and IdolUed hiiNband mid father, lie wan married to Miss Kate Mathews in Wyoming, IIIInoiH, unci to the union two children wer. horn, the rldeht. Marjorle, now be-in.; the wife of W. A. M -Connie k of I'omona. California, and the younger, Paul, rehldini? at the family home In thin illy. Mm. Kinney mid both chil dren were at the bedside, when the Hplrlt of the loved one winded its fllKh! to the Great Iteyond. The funeral will be held Thuisday, the hour yet to be announced. Ilcthany Picubyierlan church wan llllei) Thursday afternoon with the mourning people, of (iraritfi Pates, gathered uround the hler of the be loved friend and respected citizen, Hammond C. Kinney, who had de parted thin life Tuesday, January 14th. The KnlghU Templar, of which order the deceased had been a mem ber, formed an wort for the remains from the Kinney residence to the church, where the casket wag banked In nowem that were tokens of the regard of peiHonal friends and of the vailotm civic and other organizations wllh which the departed had been connected. Tli pull hearers were men who had been nHHodated with Mr. Kinney dnrltiK the many yearn he had passed In noulhern Oregon, (Iioho permitted to bear the- clay to I(h final renting place being II. A. (toot I) of Kugcni. Henry Month of Uosebiirg, Warren Mee of Applegate. II. I). Norton, II. I., (iilkcy and .1. I). Fry of Grants I'iihh. 1 1 in n H were sung by a choir coin pou'd of members from the choirs of he other church organizations other limn that of which Mr. Kinney had been it member. Since the earliest days of tho llethany Presbyterian church Mr. Kinney hud been one of it h foremciHt supporters1, and his voire, and IiIh leadership had always been plllurH of strength to (he church choir, and It wug n last request that ho had mado of thoHo whoso voices had milliard with his In nltilim hynins of pralHi fur ho many years wiihln the church thai today they nit In silence, bowed with the great grief that was theirs, llielr places Just hack of the sorrowing relatives. The local Masonic organlzat ions were a I no atteiulaiit in a body. Itev. Robert II. McLean, the first pasior of the church which Mr. Kin ney hnd nsHlstcd In organizing a quar ter of a century k, und has but closed his pastorate of the organiza tion, preached the funeral Hermon. his words earrvlng comfort to the hearts of the mourning iiHseiuhlage. In part Mr, .Mr I. can spoke as fol ic. wh: "II Is not necessary to lake a text today. The life lived Is the text. Tills ureal gathering of friends, the clos ing an operation that tarried her SKXATK FINDS AKCHIiOLD ing because they did not hear the evi- from uh. It told of an Intimate ae-1 Ol'ILTV ON 5 ( Ol NT, dence. quaintance with Him who has taught j Seuators Overman. Kern. Johnston us to pray. ; WASHINGTON, Jan. 13. The of Ala., Briggs. Fall. Smith of Mich.. "I want to speak, also, of his pur- ermine was torn from the shoulders : Dillingham, Tillman, Jac kson of Ity of life. In this age It is like a 'of Judge Robert W. Arcbbold of the Maryland and Clark of Ark., w ere ab breath from heaven to meet a man 'commerce court he today when he 'tent. -whom the Iord would nail 'pure In was convicted by the United States j Archhold was also convicted on the heart.' No life that ever touched his senate of 'misbehavior and nilsde-; fourth article, the vote standing 52 was worse for the contact. Out from meanor In office." J to 0. the choir directed by him went those j The Jurist was fodnd guilty of five i The senate adopted a rule provld who have carried his Influence to dls-(of 13 articles with which he was Mng the formal question after the tant states, and there they sing and c harged the first, third, fourth, j reading of each charge as follows: work for the I-ord whom he served In fifth and thirteenth. ''Senator, how say you, is this re- song. His voice was on the altar of his Cod. Francis Ridley Havergal prayed, After voting continuously for three spondent. Kobert W. Archbold. guilty lours, the senate went Into executive . or not guilty upon this article?" t-exiiion to decide whether Archbold j The voting on the first article be shall be forever debarred from a'nyigan at 1:14 o'clock. Following the ther federal office or merely from usual formalities, the clerk of the ji.ls present position. j senate read the charges contained in Conviction on any one of the 13 j article 1. The accused Jurist's son, counts carried with it a penalty of j Robert W. Archbold, Jr., sat with "Take my voice, and let me sing Always, only, for my King, and that was his prayer as expressed In his use of his splendid gift: "Singing for Jesus, and trying to win Many to love Him, and Join In the song; Calling the weary and wandering In, Rolling the chorus of gladness S(,nator Ashl.rst of Arizona. H,onK " I While the voting was in progress leinoval from the bench. ! folded arms and bowed head as the The highest vote In favor of Arch-: senators voted on the first article. bold came on article 10 when every j senator voted for acquittal except. Ml Kl'HV IT K.MS. Clinton Cook, one of Applegate's "When nearing the end, the,Ju(1e Archbold and Mrs. Archbold enterprising farmers was a business church for which he had labored was wer-' .sequestered in on his heart, and he sent a message roo,n tne no,lse wrgeant-at-arniB to the members expressing his glad- .shielding them from a curious crowd ness that he had been permitted to i "" filled the corridors. The only labor with them In building up this ,m'ak thp1- seclusion was when a work for his Lord and Master Jesus. , l'ae appeared with the res lit of 11a uaa n iruln fif l:.r.'o fiffnira Vf.fie.lCu VOie. a committee visitor in Grants Pass for a couple of 'days this week. ThisBUCKS JUNIOR ANGE FREE r Hi V the Kingdom had the first place In his heart. And that prepared him to meet Ciod'g messenger, sent to call him home, with a smile. "They tell me that the night be- No comment was forthcoming from the accused Jurist as he read each I strip of paper which he handed to Mrs. Archbold after perusal. Jack Vincent of Missouri Flat was transacting business at Murphy Wednesday. We are still having some winter weather and the mountains have a very beautiful coat of snow on them at present. Since the hog law lias gone into During the balloting frcTm ,jle effect the hogs that were so miner- ..... .. i...- .u. n, islxlli to Hie twelfth nrtlrle on which ollH ronci nere nave an nia. as lore no entered iihu me: tuner nie - .... ........ ....... u ..,.. IwaH ncnnltted. the nroirressive i u-: ""ne ir-' 1,1 iK"t and the farmers do eiuuiie wti.i cm i UKtwii wiui iiic nun --- - - and was leading them in song. "Sciiiio said that as ho was ap proaching the shore to embark his mind wns wandering. Was It so? Was he not already listening to the voices on the other shore ? We are told that the fisher folk of Itrlttany when the fog Is on the Bca will go! clown to tho shore, and wives and! i children will sing, sending their voices out Into the nilstB to guide the ibers generally voted guilty. Senator ; ,,(,t M'1'"1 ,() have any put up. Root voted guilty on the first six, We are sorry to hear of the death articles and then changed h's vote to . of II. C. Kinney, as it is t he passing not guilty. Senator Works voted for of one more of o,ir great men, one ac quittal on all the ballots from the j who has always been ready to help seventh to eleventh. wit li anything that was for the good Senators Mourne, Mristow. Hrown, of Josephine county, and he will be Dixon, Clapp, Cronna, Keiiyon, In- long in the thoughts of the men who Foilette and PoincIexT'.'r vo'ed guiliy had to labor for clay's wages in the on nrticle euht which charged that !'is when times were hard ami his Archbold attempted to have a J.M'o industries were about the onlv ones ept at work through those I'. Moland, litk'ants in his court, times. We have on exhibition in our south window a little "Murks" Junior innge which we are going to give to Mime little Kill between the itgc.s of ti ami 1 1 years. We will give you an outlined chawing; of a very attractive din. ing room unci a box of oil crayons in seven colors anil the little girl who colors this room interior in the most artistic manner, most iiently and on a separate sheet of iaier writes the most interesting tory in her own little way, tellliiK why she will have a "Mucks" stove or range in her own home when she has one, we will present AIISOLFTKLY IK IK this beautiful little "MICKS" .HM(); It.Wdl'.. ;i:.MI:MI!I;H (ilULS, this is a real little innge.a mother's range in miniature. In it you can start a tire and hake and rook as mam. ma does in her big range. NOW (ilKLS, we want you to C.KT 1U SV. We will give out itlfeolutcly free, the outlined clrnwini; ami crayons beginning .Monday, January 'JO, 11)1:1, to those of eligible, age who call at our store, or if you can't come, write and we will mail it to you. We will give you several weeks' time in which to do the work. Watch our advertisements for the closing; date. Rogue River Hardware Co. ..,... .11........ ......i i... f f t..i i i .1.... , . . , , - t. , . ... , ,, lii, I i""' uini uumr I I'. . VI. Ddl.llIU il Mil I 1 1 it I liMhoilllUM unci liliiiem CO muri.). i'ii not our brother hear the voices of the : xrti'ie io in wnicii ail tin sm- ' Angels of Jesus" and of loved ones gone before singing to welcome him home? When the fishermen caught the voIccb of welcome they took up the song in ri'sponse, and so they came to their rest on tho wings of lliat song. "Ami so on tho wings of song he entered that land that seems to us very far off, and now, 'In nobler, sweeter song he slugs that power to save.' "And there Is n sorrowful strain in that nlghtless land where the leaves of the trees are for the heal ing of the nations. "And now he sees the king In his beauty, and now he Is like him, for he sees him as he Is. The path that ho lias traced Is the path the Master trod, the path that leads to glory and to (lod. And, after all, that is the only thing worth while In this life of ours, the only thing we will want when the end comes. 'Itlessed are the dead which die In the IaiiiI.' " The remains were followed to the I. O. O. F, cemetery by a great con course of our people, and there all that was mortal of Hammond c'. Kn ney was consigned to the earth from whence it came, (he burial cvremon- li Is Masonic Ing of the business houses, the uni versal sorrow , testify to the place ! b's bring performed by our friend and brother held In the ! brothers hearts of the people. It Is worth a life f servlie to call forth such an expression. "I said no text was neressarv, but tiod in His Word has written the bio graphy and epitaph of every man, and were I to rhoo.se for our friend I would take this fur the blugraphx, "The path of the Just is as the shin ing light Hint tehlueth moie and more unto the perfect day." And for the epitaph I would take this. "Thine ch shall see the king In Ills heaut; they stiHll behold Hie land that Is very far off " Dock that not express the life, and character, and hope of him who has Just entered upon Its fulness? Should they find oil at Three Pines ators voted for acquittal except Ash- t wl be the starter of something urst charged that Archbold accepted llmv in .iotJ(M,liinp county which will a trip to K u rope at the expense of ,i,ale the people who live far away Henry W. Cannon of New York, a di- j rnom .ro WoI1(j,.r wi,ilt ls tho ni.lt". .-. .i nr.,-,.., i. ...I ..ii.s. -xi-(ter with this country. Hv being hold's defense contended that Can-j. , )lave the goods to show to non was Mrs. Archbold's cousin and tho ,,0,,i0 they will take all kinds of that the trip was an ordinary family , interest in our welfare and lots of ''ourU,1,y' 'them will invest in propertv which The tedium of the voting after the ;w, t0 01r )0pM,.lt()n Thp Nth article caused several senators to )Midi 0f the Pacific-Interior R Ft absent themselves. Only 2 senators ;(hp nudlng of oil ami the trip to voted on the ninth article compared .Marble Caves by the Mazamas will to 7:1 on the first article. !..n i, ,,r i.,..,,.f , , an tie ol Interest to the people out ' side of this country and will cause WASHINGTON, Jan. 1 S. Robert 1 many families to come to souuieni V. Archbold, associate justice of the Oregon in the next year or two and commerce court, charged with mis- ; Grants Pass will be the place to get conduct in office, was today found off of the train for all of these guilty by the senate, sitting as an ! wonders, impeachment court, on the first : article of the i:t charges pending against him. The vote stood fiS for conviction to "i against. wiirn: wy.indotids scorn-: IIK.il at ni: snow. Tin first article charged Archbold witli bavin-, taken achat jllcUe of the duce officials of the Krie railroad and MI'Mt IP.VL I'.OND SAM-:. Notice is hereby given; that I, nudei-siuned. the lllditO!' .-mil .,ll wilfully and unlawfully j,,,,, ? ,,, , , taken advantage of his position as a (),,-, i,v author'tv ,,f ', 4,1 n i ui lit i ui commerce court to in- ti,,. coi-m,.,. n ... -.. ui miii cny, win accept and receive bi,t f... i... ei.. iimt.i ,i.. r. i.... ' . . " in,- .i i,..tii. .v .iiMi .uiiii'an, a tll't Is'Ir of suiisiiiiary ol the h.rle company, to M Y DISVI AMI Y P. l. S. IN M l I.I (;SI,H ki:. AI'Gl'STA. Maine. Jan. l.V Prob ability ,,f the demncrats electing a 1'nited Slale-s senatcir from Maine Is seen by democratic leaders here to day In the election of three republi can poslmasters to the legislature while still holding office. When the democratic legislators objected to the three men parjcipatitig in uu. vote for senator on tho ground that their ?-IH).OiiO.(M) municin.il improvement bonds nf tiw, .n.. sell to himself and his partners an Crmc p,,.. . . 1 'oooorizoii iiv sect on !A "f ,h,, charter and ordinance No. interest in the Katydid culm dump At that time the Krie railroad was a litigant In Judge Archbold's court. Aciiiitticl on Second Article. Archbold was acquitted of the charges in the second article, the vote standing ' to Forty-eight votes were necessary to convict. A nil bold was Judging of the poultry at the Jose phine County Show will be completed today, and before morning the rib bons will he hung and the public can see what manner of fowl it takes to win the honors. Judge Hinds shows that he is a master hand at telling the good or the bad points of the various breeds of the feathered beauties, and some that were thought winners by their own ers are relegated to the chicken sc rap heap by a feather or a deformity that brought Hie one word "disqual ified" from the umpire. Hut the judge says that he finds some fowls classy enough to win in any company here. He was especial ly pleased with the showing of White Wyandottes, while the White Orping tons, which have the honors so far as I numbers go, crowd the former also for quality. Judging in these two classes has already been completed. The White Wyandotte exhibit of John H. Fuller of Talent holds the place of honor in the show so far as the Judging has gone, his pen of that breed scoring remarkably high, the cock getting a mark of 94 points. while two of the pullets have 94 3-4 each, the highest yet scored in the show. Will Seoville and Win. Stef fi il also have fine birds in this class, and are winning their share of the prizes. Among the outside exhibitors of White Orpingtons, .1. Herman Harri son of Medford has some fine stock, AMUSEMENTS Dr. Wileoxotl has n tlle par Vallle nf Ihn n.,wN,,.,i l i I lmirk.-lMn ulmu-ln r. . . ""."inn oi ooikis i v ",,u"'"s oi cjipiugions, nis icquit covered by the hid. The sums so ami second millets, whirl, ,m,t ''. approved January the 9th, If I.",, or, will receive bids for any Part of said issue on the following terms and conditions: all bids must ' filed in my office on or before thirty days from this date, and must ' winning first with a handsome met: he accompanied by a certified check ! bird- though local exhibitors are beat- fonnd guilty as "i some national bank aniountine to iin hil1' mny of the other Ornlnir. .1 1 .... ... . , ..... !..- ' i----i ' ii.ii -en on me mini article ny a vote "'" 'ess man one-eightieth (l-SO) of'1"11 ''losses. ot o to II. Tin- senators who voted to on the first article were H.irnluun. tendered to become the property of 9- each, attracting much attention of New Hampshire. (Vron t New the city of Grants rasa, should the!H()W K these birds are is proven Mexico. Oliver and lVt.ro! 0f ''id be accepted, and the bidder faille the fact that he was offered $30 Pennsylvania and Payntor of Ken- to pay over to the treasurer of ihJwli for them the first rfsv nt ,t,. postmastershlps barred them from , lll'KV- 'ity of Grants Pass. an amount of'6110 election, uu latter wired their resig-j ""so senators who voted to eon- '""U money equal to the par vilue ' Thursda iiauons to lostmasler Genera itrb-.'i't on tin, tlrst article: ' He tho,, faithful unto dcatn. and,'""1'' "d they were not accepted im-j Ashurst, Pinkhead, P.orah I (kill l 1. M I i .. . . ! J 1 i . I . .. 14.1 . 1 . in M.e i nee a ciowu oi in., sai.i i " 1011.1 . nine mree republican ' Hi'.indegee. llristow the King, so I would speak of his faithfulness From the day of the 1 . A I ; ford. Culberson. Culloni tlrst meeting In the court house in 1S77, I could count on Mr Klnuex's attetulan. e. n matter what tin weather. Coming from a business trip, whether Sunday morning Thursday evening, If there Itourne, Hrown. Hrvan. leglslaiorsarebarred.lt will give the , Hurton. Chamberlain. Clapp. Clarke 'lemoerats a luaioritv on joint bal-'of W,... Clark of Ark.. Cr.-ine (-. ' Will 1)P the boct rlnv oi .ne nomt covered by the hid to-j8'"" as the ribbons and score ether with accrued Interest there-;rariis wiH he up find the defoet, nt nn. within five days from the date , e bird will be plainly noted by the ""maiiee ot such hid bv the "'arKings on the card common council. All bids m. hJ nut ii'i :t i: ti io ih xiiis. eri SKM'Tl.K '-tn 1 Kx-M.ior Hi. was not ram C ,,,id bis wif,. i. ...... . . nine to go noni,. ne cam, straight to j mourning th, thtk rhtir. h '.. tiiutt.,,- I..... v... .. .. ' i . , ' ''"' vg tr.e de.it'-s of M , uii pressure ot tnisln.ss I iiexer j Miniu, K. knew him to excuse himself elnglng at funerals, or fro help tluse In need And in tins he always manifested a men . h'.ld-like faith, rare in i busy man f this oriel. I shall never forget the t, n der pleading t tin bedside of ( frleud. vear ago. when el. w u f.i from GIT, going to w :U :!.e urs a ( Ibis n: Ho'h ! I h.-v o:i :! ti e f. had :i ' run death of mother t- . the de.it'-: cue ;md Mrs Man!-,., c ' Mrs Ke. lie wh, 'ther of Mrs G;! d:ed l'J :' the de.i !i of Mrs Gill ''' " ' '' e f: ien N s,.,, bTe -'om Madron. Wis . ti r.u :.' e.i;-s ago 1; 1 "il' !- the ro!"..)!i e -f tuavo." and his wf, tVg,, C ununins. , Curtis. Dixon, DuPont. Fletcher, Fos ter. G.Glinger. Gore. Gionna. Hitch rock. Johnson. Jo.Ines. Kenyoti. I.a Folletti. l.ippitt. Lodge. McCiimber. Mri.ean. Martin. Martin,, Myers. Nelson. New laud. O'Gonnan. Owen. Perkins Perky, Poindexter. Pomer e'lie,. K.-e I. K-.chardson. Root. San ders, Shade, , S;muions, Smith of At'1-" Smut, , f c,e(,!-gia. Smith of Marjlaud, S;uoot. Stephenson. Stone. Svanevn. Thornton. Tillman. Town send. Warren. Wetmore. Williams. Works. Fag. and Sutherland. Senator Heiskell of Ark., and John s'on of Texas wore excised from vot- I.......I ... .u ..-.. on uie abstrac t of record fur nished by the undersigned. Dated this inth day of Januarv 1913. J- N. JOHNSTON. Auditor and Police Judge of the Oity of Gran's Tass Offfice in The City Ha!!. somi: n:KI) KOK , WASHINGTON, Jan 1 T Pi-pkI. THIS WILL INTKIJFST MOTIIF.RS. Mother Gray's Sweet Towders for Children, a Certain relief for Fever ishness. Headache. Dad Stomach, Teething Disorders, move and regu late the Rowels and Destroy Worms. They break up colds tn 24 hours. They are so pleasant to the taste Children like them. uver 10 000 testimonials. Used bv Mmho' - v ..v . o UI o 1 H Druggists no mi. ."-nrs. mer never fall cr,o.i v... k.'UlU lit dent Taft will leave here late in.t,vl.r"t- Ta- Allen S. '. i l fnv v Sample mailed Olmsted. for a four davs' vicii ni.o.i . . . '"" l" 1 "oaiieipnia. i New York and New Haven I xt- n . ednesdar. Oscar Ilamniersteln, the interna tional impressarlo, who has confined his operatic Ventures to grand opera with the exception of "Naughty Mar ietta," a comic opera by Victor Her bert and Rida Johnson Young, an nounces that he will present his new star Florence Webber and sixty vo calists assembled from his grand opera forces in "Naughty Marietta," in this city. A production of excep tional beauty and a gorgeous satorial equipment , together with an orches tra carried by the. company to assist in Its twenty song hits, will make the opera fully as attractive as during the six months' run at the Manhattan opera house In New York City, dur ing which time capacity business was the rule. "Naughty Marietta" will fill expectations, no matter how great they may be for Mr. Hammer stein has provided Miss Webber with a supporting company and a produc tion as complete as any now appear ing in light opera. With its wealth of detail "Naughty Marietta" comes to Grants Pass on Wednesday, Janu ary 22. All) THR KIDXKYS. (Jrants Tass Sufferers Should Take N'o Further Risk. Why will people continue to suffer tho agonie9 of kidney complaint, backache, urinary disorders, lame ness, headaches, languor why al ow themselves to become chronic in valids, when a tested remedy is of fered them? Doan's Kidney Pills have boen used in kidney trouble over Bu years, have been tested in thousands of cases. If you have any, even one, of the symptoms of kidney disease, act now, for gravel, dropsy or Brlght's disease may set In and make neglect danger ous. Can Grants Pass residents de mand more convincing proof than the following? John McCallister, Murphy, Ore., says: "For about a year I was af flicted with kldnt;- complaint. My back was very ppinful, particularly when I stooped, and ached so severe ly that I could not sleen well. Work of any kind tired me and I was lan guid and nervous. The kidney ee- . cretions passed too frequently at night and I noticed sediment In them. Some time mrn l homn lislne Doan's Kidney Pills and tluey gave me prompt relief." For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster-Mllhurn Tn . Rnffalo. New York, sole acenta for the Unit ed States. Remember the name Doan's and take no nf'o. 4 r... i m ni ! hool for tllrti oiiiTC lrSH J',.in''t John baptini Kpumili il...: ii' AOMirmli and I:l-ini-nerT i1" Mualc.Art, Horuiln. fiymnMlum L.iTiTl '""li o,rt 14 joano! a an.! lTn"''"iM: h aomher to litoiwxj to tr. Application hooM be na.la arly.) Andrew y,,r. on.ffi ,s( iqi.mHi'1 .Pylif Pf