Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, February 21, 1913, WEEKLY EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextFRIDAY, FKRRl'ARY 21, 191;J U F.EKLY ROGUE RIYKB COURIER t'SC.K TWO flBVERALLS AU RIGHTS RESERVED FOR CHILDREN 1 to 8 ;uri 1-E VHTR AUSS CO.. Ih V first snow in ) years i .ii,i,s on pome. ROME, Italy, Feb. I S,- For the fltsr I line in sixty i-iiiH snow (ell here today. It snowed yesterday on Mo'.int Etna. The winter Is the se verest the oldest Italians i-iui remem ber. " SAN FRANCISCO, Fob. 18 "Go away," said Caroline Maslno, cham bermaid, to a burglar she. found In her room. Confused, the Intruder stepped out of the window, which wan on the second story. "He's killed," screamed the insild. "Not a lit," she heard hi rn way ns he fli'd. Itl'SINKSH I'OINTKIIH Dr. Flanagan, Physician nnd Suraon. J.E.Petenton.PloneerlnauranreMan Rexall Remedies at Clemen, drug.. Alfred Letcher, Registered Opto metrist and Jewe'T in DUon's aid tand. Front at Kyeg tented frea. PROFESSIONAL GAUDS M. C. FINDLEY, M. D. Practice limited to TIC. KAR, N08B and "HROAT Olaaaea fitted and furnlahad. Oflca houra t to 12; 2 to i; by appointment. Phoned 62 and ORANT8 PARS. OREOON. V. L. DIMMICX, D. M. D. DENTIST Corner 6th and Q atreata rbone SOS-J. Crown, Bridge Work and ruilags of All Kinds, a Specialty. Office houra, I to U a. m ; 1 to 8 p. m. All Work Positively Quaranteed GRANTS PASS, OREGON. E. 0. MAOY, D. M. D. DENTIST accessor to Dixon Droa., DeatlaU. Flrat-claaa Work. Bouth Sixth, QranU Paaa. Or. II. D. NORTON ATTORNBY-AT-LAW Practice In all State and Federal Courts. Office, Opera House Block. C .11. ( letoeiits V. A. lenient CLEMENTS & CLEMENTS Attorneys and Counselors at Law. Practice In all State and Federal Court'. (Uliccs S. lmlllioi'ii Building J. D. WURTSBAUGH Attorney and Counselor at Uw Notary Public In ofhYa. Office lu Howard ltloek Phona bl-J GRANTS PASS, OREGON. D. L. JOHNSTON ASSAYER North Stairway. GRANTS PASS. OREGON. Rooms 6 and 7, Opera Houaa Mock. M. 0. II. DAY CONTRAtTOR AND UPll.lMEU. Rosldoace a Speelalty. .l ...IIim.I.i f.irnl.kA.1 Residence. Eaat A .t. Phona 101-J GRANTS PASS. OREGON. G. H. B1NNS As' Y I K EatatllaheJ 1) years &0T K stieet. ofposlt Colonla hotel, Grants Paaa, Ore. PERSON' AL A.N'D LOCAL. Mri. R. Cousino went to Weed, Oal.. Monday to visit. Mies Ethel Hartlett spent Sunday at Koiie River with friends. Mrs. M. C. II. Pay returned Sat urday night from a iit at Central Point. Mlas I .ij I u D.trneiile returned Sun day to Mcdford. where she la attend ing school. Mr. and Mrs Jan. Gibson left Sat urday night for their new home at Chehalls. Wash. Lewis Reese, merchant of Leland, was In the city Monday. D. C. Kerr, of Kllverton, Is a bus iness visitor In Grants PasH. P. E. Gerould. of Selma, wan transacting business In Grants Pass Monday and Tuesday. C. S. Greaves, auditor of the Im perial hotel at Portland, Is In the city. Miss Mary Brady went to Glendn'e Tuesday morning. Miss Sadie Clevenger returned Tuesday morning from a three weeks' stay In Portland studying the new spring millinery styles. Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Sears of Mlddleboro, Mass., stopped off here Tuesday morning to spend several days with old friends, Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Hull. They are making a gen eral tour of the west. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hoffman and daughter and Mr. and Mrs. John An derson, all of Tekoa, Washington, nre here, nnd have taken residences on South Fifth street, where they will reside during the balance of the winter. Mrs. O. .). Knapp and daughter re- tur I to their home at Central Point Tuesday, after visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Taylor. Mis. O. ('. Crimen arrived Monday from Springfield to v i h i t her sister, Mrs Catherine Gray. Mrs. It. Boyd Voting, who has been spending several months with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Sill, left Sunday morning fur Portland to visit n brother nnd sister. She will then go to Seattle and after spending a few days with an uncle, will sail for her home at Port Simpson, it. C. lioi'ee -kcd !t mIi u Pierce lias brought suit ill tlo i in nit i on l to have, the bonds of matrimony that unite him with Maggie Mao Price dissolved. De sert ion Is alleged. Tho couple wero married In Nebraska in 1S!2. Attorney ( lenient Ituys Auto Attorney C. II. Clements has now Joined the nutomobllo club, a hand some model 2 ! flve-pnssenger Iiulck having passed into his ownership through tho salesmanship of Marvin Jordan. $10 for it) Treasury , For creating a disturbance last Saturday night, Co'o. Sauer was fined $10 by Police Judge Cleager Mon day morning. Sauer was arrested Saturday evening, but gave a cash bond of flu for his appearance Mon day. Making Early (ianb ns The making; of early gardens now t. il.es the attention of many of the residents of the Rogue, valley, the first ol the g, ii. lens planted nlreudv show iug above the ground. ! Some ( old bp North j I a l.l I'.iunii.H I, , v. ho Vi't here j to . i' . i i . ai a ;i ,ind went to P.att '.. I tor. I. S.i-K , lu- r. 'iirued to Grants IV.-s . 11 1 . " . .it, to ev :.,,, the fri-'id . old of 'he t.ir nor It w . -t Mr I 'a !n ' . H'.n n.er. ur w.i- h ' ' ","d '' ' f i" : t. .tti.l is st:'l koe'iin i n't ,...,, iPiof. M i. Miin.iv Walking ! I p f Sat ,!a. e. t:;a.: I't of .1 S ! M i. ! : 1 I n I-., , 1 t v, V, w'si, !( , lie !.' ' '.'-I .. . ,.. 1 . r, w he . ! ' a i ', '. w a' ;,!... 'he 1 'hi; ;'e I e ,, .. ,,",-;!:: ; ' ,. , 1 F .!-!.!; I s. .fie o;:e t ., '.. t! ' W !'. e! 1 ... J. ' - 1 '. T!'.- j wheel ( it ti ii i' I ( i, in mil I to Meet I ! ,., I' Books for IJbrary The Grants Pass Library assoda tion gratefully acknowledges a gift of 31 volumes, reeived from Mrs. R. G. Smith. Snow in the Mountain Dr. W. B. Plckrell of Spokane, w ho came here a week ago to get out to his mine on Sucker rrek, returned to this city unable to reach the property on account of the depth of the snow. He says that he found no snow until he reached Red Hill, but from there It gradually iinreased as one ascended the mountain till there is four feet on Graybatk toward the head of Sucker creek. The doctor has returned to Spokane but will return here again within a short time. PEAR ANI APPLE , t KOI' WILL BE LIGHT Many of the onhardists are now preparing for the first spraying of the fruit trees, and barrels of spray are taken out every day. The fruit trees have not made much start yet, the fosty nights having held the sap down. The orchards are In excellent condition this spring, though Inspec tor Burke states that the crop of fruit will be light this spring, owing to the trees having borne so heavily last year. Both apples and iears will be short crops, though the indication Is for a full crop of peaches and grapes. Those orchards where the fruit was thinned most will give the best yield. V HAITI I RECEIVES PI OF BI FF .MINORCA A notable addition to the poultry population was made Monday when E. S. Veatch received from Ashland six pullets and a cockerel of the buff Minorca breed, the lirst of this hand some poultry to come to this vicinity. The fowls are especially beautiful ones, and the pullets are from the yards of Lindgreti Bros., the ('alitor-1 uia breeders who originated the strain. Mr. Veatch lias been Known lor the past seasons as the Minorca enthus iast of the valley, and his birds have pulled down their share of the rib bons at all the shows where thev have been exhibited, although till now he has confined his attention to i the blacks. To strengthen his pens of the Mat ks Mr. VeaMi will le.eiv within a few dns a male bird pur chased lor him by Judge Hinds who passed on the local birds at the win ter show. IM (N'T KNOW THEV HAVE APPENDK IT IS. Many 0 rants Pass people who have chronic appendicitis, which is not very painful have doctored for years for gas on tho stomach, sour stomach or constipation. The Na tional Drug Store states if these people will try simple buckthorn bark, glycerine, etc., as compounded in Adler-i-ka, the (ionium appendi citis remedy, they will be surprised at the iui. k benefit. A single dose relieves these troubles instantly. Ml i (H;i t.ETS Slo.ootl PROM I NCLE SAM WASHINGTON, Feb. 1 s The sundry civil bill before the house for ! D" y?n ,know that morp rrnl ,la" , , , er lurks in a common cold than in udnptn.ii carries appropnat ions for ; any other of tho minor ailments'! The a i oiiM.ieiaiHe sum tor the improve- n.eiH of the river and harbors in the noi l hw es' . in.. tig t he it nn are : For the lower Willamette and t'(). I'.inibia river from Portland to t.he mm. $12(',tm; for i out inning work on the Siuslaw river, fMi.."oin; for otist met ion ,.t d-ibb I. ..'..' Washington ..i"..i! t'e. i I'mi.imi.i; fur in e:it- ;ish apa ar W i! !iet .11.,! harbor. $2,:.i:; i t'e loiiow ing apprei on! inning et f, t ru, t ion rial ; on biuMings are in. bid. ,1 i;i SS! PRESENTS SERVIA M"f,"'!' lb rito'haii,, , WITH WAR MPNITIONS J'"'""'!,. ,;,!,;,,i:l' J;'M "Fltl.lN, Feb. Is. Russia has re. ' 1 L 1 1 ' I I I III t t 1 , ' ' " ' t'cnt.v jiresenttMl Servia with arms , Vil 'IK; "ned b ;be;a.,, e,viiptnent for 10tooo men a,. ''' '' cording to news ngencv dispatches ,. (,";;'!"1't,"!1 o! ,M"A ,'':Min ;i!r here today. is declared I "-- Word. ;,. Wa-h . $:..m.: ,,.. that German diplomats f, ;,r tint K,w. V ",,,,' '---'"nst ustria. The outlook for European peace Is considered dark ! 'S VNt;Fl.i:s r. . I s Having ""'""'"' W:!':.uuj The NaMoral Drug S-or- report v-'" ''' ' '( ' '. .t. eti.b.irr.is- ;tnat A SINGLE DOSl' of snrip!.. . . - ' -:'-. n w I . ; :'v ...I., t-cded a ,!'"rn ''''-k. glv.erine. etc. 'as com- T,.,. ,.(,S.'I"'1"'!'':1 '! V'Her-i-k.i. the G.rma!: . , i ,., . , i ,. ,, . .' , : i't'ii ,1 ;, j r S re tiled v. stops onsip:i- ,. ',. '' "'it ion ,t g.,s on the s'..i!ia,h INSTANT. ' " " ))' V,;.!Sy;rat.'s Pa-s j.. op!0 iiu, -.... ALLEN'S F00T-EASE Ml ? VV W;.. , ' - V "inM v rXJ : " sutol.ira Kent. i " J.-iHiv. . r... '. s 1'.' IN U (it'll 1L PKOG1UM PLAN IS OlTLINKM PRINCETON. N. J., Feb. IT. The plans for the formal inauguration as arranged by the Wilson family and the inaugural committee at Washing ton, have today been explained by President-Elect Wilson in response to questions. They are as follows: Monday, March 3 The president elect and his wife ami three daugh ters will leave Princeton late in the forenoon on a special train, escorted by one thousand Prim etou students; will reach Washington late in the af ternoon and go direct to the Shoreham hotel. Wilson will attend the smok er or the Princeton alumni. Mrs. Wil son and the daughters will dine at the Shoreham and spend the evening and night there. Governor Wilson will not make a speech at the smok er. "Has it been decided you will not speak there?" he was asked. "Yes." he replied. "I decided it." Governor Wilson feels that his in n"gural address should he the only speech made at the time of his Inaug uration. He will spend the night at the Shoreham. March 4 President-elect Wilson will drive to the white house from the Shoreham shortly before noon to meet President Taft nnd rid with him -Taft on the right side, and Wilson on the left--to the senate to see the inauguration of Vice-President Marshall from the legislative gallery. About the same time Mrs. Wilson and her daughters will drive from the hotel to the senate for the same purpose. After the inauguration of Vice President Marshall the party will gj to the inaugural stand in front of the capitol, where PresMent-elect Wil son will be given the oath of office and dclivr his address. As soon as he litis finished, he and j Ex-President Taft will drive hack to i the whiteliouse over the route to be taken by the parade--Wilson on the right ami Taft on the left. Mrs. Wil son and the daughters will 'here as iui.kly as possible driven Winn the house, then, Session of it Wilsons enter t lie whiN it will be to take pos for four years. Tlo party will immediately go to Inn h eon, at which th" re will be a number of guests.' nf whom some win proV t'bly he the new cabinet nietiib.'rs. As soon as luncheon is finished tlo ti si, lent and his family will go to the stand in front of the white hous" from which he will view the inaugur al parade, the head of which will be timed to arrive just as luncheon is over. governor Wilson said that neither he nor the members of his family had accepted any social invitations for the inauguration period. He said they would have several relatives as guests, but that the list was not ready for publication. When Ciovernor Wilson's attention was called to the report that his brother, Joseph S. Wilson, of Nash ville, had withdrawn as a candidate for secretary of the senate, he said: "That Is something I have known nothing about. I have had nothing to do with it at anv time." safe way is to take Chamber lain t ough lieniedy, a t hiM'oiiglily able preparation, and rid your the cold as ipiitkly as possible. Thi remedy is for sale by all dealers. PKI S. T A IT (AILS ()(ii;iss. WASHINGTON. Feb. dent Taft today ealled an nry session of the senat- 1s I'r,-!-et raordiu for Mar. h 1 for the formal sweating in of m v senatois and for receiving President elect Wilson's cabinet nominations. I'OKTI.VND. I-, h 1 s Th- ex es. ' o! Wp; iiu OT'onr.i'l'.. !,,.., . . , . . , , , , "" - d ! t! e s'ree' re-' i'.ted 'n ;m f . s v l !'.e s-e.l f t tr-.. '' . i i, nor-, s cam r a "1 ' ' a .irtl! to ' s. e .0 J.,v You Know Us We are In business rlfht here where you live. You are an .itru neighbor or a friend of ours. This money-back-f.Cq"f " fr should prove the sincerity of our claims. H-noi-uij'"-w Wh.-n we say we M hv the l-t laxative and b. k up our .tatcn . nt with our u.riunlihed prom I(, return without uurttion or f,,rn,u:;tv the m..my paid u lor ll, J ,t u ..'. nut prove e-itirWv tati fa..rv...yeU.b,i,N.HreeD- titled to your .'oi.fidrnee. Our hu-iuc cuccr.-J arid prestige d-iHid ui.u your ctmh.lfnce in i us. e ki.ew e niu-t cure ar.d hold your .',, 1. nee in or.h r to get and Up v.,r,atro'g,-. 1 hcretere, we Wi ..t dare make tln.off.-r il wa were not k.m'.iwI.v cert..ia that we eau prove our cUims for Our experience with them arid the many n K,rts we have received from thoe who have uted them prove that tl i v are really the nios-t pleasing an. I fati-fa.'t.ry IhjwI remedy we know Retail Orderlies taste like candy. They are soothing and eay in action. They don't cause gripini'. nauea, purlins or excessive luo-enc.'vs as do the u-u.il physic or laxative. Retail Orderlies seem to act us a tonic itp'i.g'tii'iier uxn the nerves and nniselesof thelKiwels. They prompt CUT'ON- Ph ase hear in mind that Rexall Orderlies are not sold by all drug. ists Von t an buv Rexall ( irdcrlies only at The Rexall Stores. You can buy Rexall Orderlies in this community only at our store: M. CLEMENS GRANTS PASS The jCCjlt StOK ' 0REG There is a ltetfill Store in nearly every town and city in the United States, Canada nnd Curat Hntiiin. There is a different Keiull Kenimly for nearly everv ordinary huaian Ui acli !'. lally ili'sinnrd 'or the particular ill for whirli it i. reciiiiinii'ii.leil. The kexall Stores are America's Oreutest Drug Stores JOAOUN MM, LEI!. POET OE SIERRAS, IS )E.I OAKLAND, Cal., Feb. IS. Tele-j SAU.:M Feb. 18. It Is reported grams of sympathy from ail over the (iui,iv ,lilt o- senators and 42 mem world poured in' here today on the 1)(1,.s ()f ,he nH8e haVe today g) d widow of Joaquin Miller, the famed "Poet of the Sierras." who died late yesterday at his home on the hills overlooking this city. The widow and his only child. Miss .Inanita, are prostrated over the poet's death. Miller knew that he was near dea'th. Just before the end he tried to move from his couch, bit: the of- fort proved fruitless. Turning to bis aged w ife, ho whispered: "I love you, Abbie. I love you, Abbie. Goodbye." The next words, which were his last. were, s'areely audible. "I ran't live," he said. "I :i:u d.ving. Oh! Take me away, y angels. Take mo away. I hear ye." Miller's death was directly due to diabetes and arterial s'-lerosis. He had failed rapidly since his illness of 1911. Miller left an estate valued at $100,000. He was born in tho Wa bash district of Indiana, Nov. 10. 1S11 In 1850 he crossed the plains with his parents into Oregon, the backache, urinary disorders, lame family settling in the Willamette Dess' heailathes. languor-why a! ,.,.., , o w themselves to become chronic In valle. A few years later he joined valldSi when a tegted reniedy ,g of. a gold rush to California, was adopt- fered them? ed by a tribe of northern California Doan's Kidney Pills have befn Indians and of the chief. married the daughter I used in ki(lr'ey trouble over 5v years, Rut when his wife wasl?ave bcen ,ested ,n thousds of killed by settlers in an expediiionj If you have any, even one, of the against the raiding Indians, Miller : symptoms of kidney disease, act now, returned to civilization, later marry-,'0' gravel, dropsy or Blight's disease main. .micr went , i.ontion in is," nnd published his first book (if pot tns. They were an instantaneous hit and he was lionized by his Eng lish admirers. In 1 SST he located in Oakland, purchasing several bun-! when I stooped, nnd ached so severe dred acres of wooded grounds, wlti. h :i' that I could not sleep well. Work i n ., .r i. : j i ! .1 ,1 t ....i rt Inn. reli-lhe lias since made his home , ' "" h"ul ur-" "lo ilIlu 1 ""a ,f nr' r. , , ,. , t'uid and nervous. The kidney se ol I 'he poets wish hut us ho. v be . . . .t.. , 1 letionw passed loo ireiiueiuij cremated will be carried out. Th.night and I noticed sediment In renuitioti will take phe e toinm -ow ! them. Some time ago I began using at. 10 o'clock at his home. The ceremony of scattering tho ashes w ill he res, rvod for a later on asion i on suits surpt ... :i tifil " at; Look! SOMETHING NEW, HAVE VOL" SEEN IT? A REAL WASHING MACIIINi:. The Autocycle -ttsrisj'iS " sJ,h "lixutunit.v. , Ull,1(.s, lins)Ni ,,,,.,., ;, ir,ns. free , ,. '". I V." """"r "e M"" Mm" '"" r l"f-llvc IM.rl- ' B r t.ve yeat-s. 0 ni . fo,. ,vaIinlj. n.Klime Hint will eipml it in merit ..tv::;:1;;::: ::',:,:;rr,;;: 'iitzr' -s ' I HE M( liiNE SELLS ITS ELF. Mn Wanted E ei ) liet e. Royal Laundry Machine Co. ly relieve constipation. 1 hey act to overcom" the cause of constipation. They tend to eliminate the cause of air-k headache, biliousness, bad breath, nervousness and other attendant upon inactive bowels. Make Us Prove This We want ymi to come to our store and get a put kaco of Rexall Order lies. I'se a few or use up the entire txi. Then, if you are not entirely satisfied, come back ami tell us and we will promptly return the money you paid us for them. You promise nothing you sign nothing you obligate yourself to us in no way whatever. We accept your mere word. Don't you now believe that Rexall Orderlies are worthy of a triajf Could any offer be more fair? Try Them at Our Risk We particularly recommend Rexall Orderlies for rhildren. aged persons end for delicate people. Rexall Orderlies con.e in vest pocket tin boxes. 12 tablets, 10cJ 3fl tablets, lioc; 80 tablets. 6Uc Usual dose one tablet. SOLONS WANT MORE TIME FOR LAW-MAKING. an agreement by which the present session of the legislature will he ex tended five days. Tho matter has not yet come up for a vote, but this number of signatures to the agree ment indicates that it will receive favorable action when a resolution is introduced. (iOV. W EST SKJNS STERILIZATION Pdl.I.. S M.EM, Feb. 1 S. Governor West t din- signed the I.lewelling steriliza tion bill and days after the legis l;.t i:e ti'Vourns it will go hCo effect. It pr.'.'vi.lt s for the sterilization of th:o:i ci imh.als and criminal in sane. All) THE KI!)EVS. (rants Pass Sull'erei's Should Take No Further Risk. Why will people continue to suffer the agonies' of kidney complaint, i may set In and make neglect danger- nns Pun Crnnta Pnoa rnutflnnta He- ni;ul(1 tnoT(i convincing proof than mand more convincing tho following? John McCallistcr, Murphy, Ore., says: "For about a year I was af flicted with kidnL; complaint. My back was vcrv npinful. particularly i Doan's Kidney Pills and they gave me prompt relief." For sale bv nil denlprs. Price cents. Foster-.Milbtirn Co.. Huffaio, New York, solo agents for the Unit i States. liememlier the name Dorm's and take no other. LooK ! llie .tun M ho put tht- I ; lu I k.t.