Rogue River courier., March 21, 1913, WEEKLY EDITION, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8

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FRIDAY, M-IUCH 2t 19 li
VAUK KIGHT
JON UIW.HS, DKMKIOl.H,
IUKS I'KOM KAPOSI ICK.
(from Monday Sally).
SlyBlerloualy disappearing while In
A delirious condition, Joe Green, well
known In this city, w here be bus been
employed in local meat market! on
different occasion, has dropped from
view ax completely as though the
earth hud opened and swallowed him
UP.
Creel), who resided at the borne of
bis liiothr on Fourth street, has been
ludlsponed for some time, and threat
ened pneumonia-and otbtjr eompllea
tious bad niad.j Mm delirious. Sun
day evening at aViut 'eight o'clock
Gnen left t)lj bouse i ;id only in
shirt and iiantaloons, but he wan fol
lowed at once by a brother, who
caught up with hi in a blo'k from the
home, when Joe hurled him to the
ground and when be had picked him
self up the delirious man bad disap
peared In the darkness. Though
searchers have scoured tho town, no
word has come, of the mlanlng man.
He was seen by no one after he es
caped from his brother Sunday night,
and his friends are greatly worried
over the mntter.
Hurt-footed and hutlcKi the man
would havo been noticed bad he fol
lowed the belter lighted streets, arid
It is feared lie may have wandered
into the country where he would suf
fer from the frilllm? rain and expos
ure unlcpt soon found.
It was thought at first that he
w'nuld tfo at once to some of tho
places which he frequented, but In
quiry at these brought no word, and
the senrch is maintained today, flreen
Is a mnn alioitt 35 years of atte, short
of stature, welhln about 13'
pounds, and of Ilk-lit complexion.
When ho disappeared ho bad on a
pair of black pants and a light shirt,
and wns barefooted and bnreheaded.
filler Foe (Jn'ii, who wandered
from Ms lioine on Fourth street Sim
day nlulit, was found liy two wool
choppers In the lilll four iiiIIch north
of (inmls I'hm mill rotiirncil to his
borne this afternoon. He luol Immti
out nil nluht, and Ills feet were sore
and lileedinK. l'r. Sin it ti attended
the unfortunate man as sooir as lie
was brought In, and fears that a ser
ious attack of pneumonia s follow
l".
Joo (Ireen, who wandered In tho
hills all or Sunday night, died at
eight o'clock Monday evening from
the effects of the exposure, flreen
was delirious from a complication of
diseases, and escaped from bis at
tendants while In a delirium Sunday
and was not found until Monday fore
noon. The funeral will bo held Wed
nesday nt 10 o'clock at the home on
Fourth street, interment to he In
Oranito Hill cemetery.
PRODUCERS' CANNERY.
(Continued from I'age l.1
though It was necessary to raise some
cash to got the cannery under head
way, Within a few minutes after the
lists were thrown open, those In the
club room had subscribed to 111!
shares of the stock, mostly In one or
two share subscriptions.
Solicitors from the various dis
tricts were appointed to solicit furth
er Ktock subscript inns nnioim the
fanners, and an effort will he made
to get every hind owner to lake at
leant one share, Heforo the perma
nent oflleials are elected it will he
necessary to have not less than one
half the Htocli Hiihticribed, and when
tilts Is done the stockholders will be
culled together and the board of
nine directors will 1, selected from
Miuoni; their number.
Illanks were dlMrihutcd and liber
ally s;tied by those at the meeting
stating about what each Individual
would have in the wv of produce for
the ciuinery. While these lb-Is have
not been tubulated It Is evldit that
the plantings this season will run
largely t, beans and tomatoes in the
way of vegetables, while any quant
ity of applies, penrs, peaches and oth
ther tree fruits will be aMiiUble.
Members of tho committee have net
the mark for tomatoes at tlftv acres.
UUXTV (IHItT riMKtiKDIVtiti,
M IIM H, IIMJ, TKK.M.
(Continued From Page Seven.)
W. Roberts, same
II. An J, ung, same
It. (J. Kerr, same 13.00
I. H. I'eters, samo
Con Ketiner, same
10.00
12.00
1.00
72.00
Ralph Fenner, saine 4V00
f'rlce Kloan, same 58.12
Tom I'ollard. same &K.12
Al Jcffersoii, same 45.00
Anton Varga, same 4X.00
('. K. Harmon, same
7.00
same CO. 00
same IX. 00
Henry Hudson.
Will Spaulding,
('has. Fenner, same 36.00
Ike Ixjwden, same 4.00
I'. ('. lirown. name 4.00
M. A. Kmerson. same l.."0
II. Harding, same 3.00
l-ee Sowell, same 4.00
J. I,. Kgger, same 40.23
Ham Kgger, same 22. GO
Alono Jones, same 27.00
K. ('. I'nderwood, same 14.00
A. Dower, same i.00
W. A. Coutant, same. 2.00
II. II. Wardrlp, same 6.00
II. I. Walter, same 9.00
John Cash, same 6.00
A. R. Marsh, same 2.00
Iru Shaffer, same 11.00
8.00
20.00
Harry Shaffer, same
K. K. Kroh, same
1'aul IS. Klrker, same 45.00
II. K. Christy, same 60.00
Albert Christy, same 8.00
C. A. Frost, same 2 8.00
W. A. Ilogue, same 65.(10
It. W. Honey, same 57.50
(1. W. Walton, same 28.00
Nick Saner, same 24.00
Stanley Roark, same 23.00
II. W. Hudson, same 61.50
Fred Krause, same 29.50
F. IS. Spere, same 21.00
... U. Ragan, same 26.00
T. J. Ilreazeale, same 44.00
II. I'lle. same 28.00
Jess Cyrus, same 1 4.00
John ChaKtaln, same l'J.OO
II. 1 1 ol m a ii ,' same
C. Helms, same .,
K. King, same 11.25
W. Sargent, same 14.00
Fred Ilreazeale, same 24.00
IS. Hawkins, same
Frank llarles, same
Kdwln Kowe, same..
Jim Hague, same
(!oo. S. Duncan, same
National Dray Co., drayage
for roads
James Trimble, blacksmith
for roads
Rogue River Hdw. Co., hard
ware for roads
Fanny Hot-chert, work In
sheriff's office
Spnuldlni? HroH., lumber for
roads
Douglass Abstract & Trust
Co., maps, etc
P. V. I'roctor, printing
J. IS. Peterson, stamps, etc....
IS. I. Cobiirn. express,
freight, etc
Moon Wiring Co., fixing
light
Oregon Cement Pipe & Tile
Co., pipe for roads
W. H. Sherman, Agt., bouse
rent for pauper
II. V. Anderson, map for
clerk's office
F. 0. Wilcox, Juror, Stato
vs. Rockey fellow
Jomes 1 1 1 ma ii . Justice State
vs. Mckersoii
James llolmun, Justice Sluto
vs. Mafy Robinson
Fred A. Williams, witness
Slate vs. Mary Robinson ...
Frank lirown. same
Clint (iriiham, same
Magght Mattlson, same
Henry Rose, nursing pauper
J. C. Raudle. constable State
Rockey fellow
Handle, constable, State
Alice llooth
Handle, constable, State
Mary Robinson
Handle, constable. State
Mckersoii
Harmon. Md.se. for
3.75
3.75
27.50
40.00
1.00
2.00
4.50
1.25
103.45
140.25
42.50
14.00
39.80
8.00
fi.fiO
74.23
.50
71.45
30.00
23.00
1.00
5.43
. 5.110
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
2S.7-,
vs.
,1. c.
vs.
S. C.
vs.
,1. C.
vs.
I. W.
,35
II KI R, II. I., ( ASK IS
rosiPOM ! TO PRII.
SAN FRANCISCO. Match 1 !
Arraignment of Charles F llaker,
former assistant cashier of lb"
Crocker National bank, charged with
embezzling nearly $'.'00,000, was
postponed today by I'tilto! States
Commissioner Krutl until Vpril "6.
'Ihls action was based on rcrtlflcate
presented from Dr. V U I.opet.
which declared Raker .v too 1H to
appear In court.
roads
A. I., lliggerstarf, blacksmith
for roads
Rogue River Courier, print
ing court proceedings, etc
Will C. Smith, board of prls
oueis February
W. c. h'f, ni'al for pauper
Wm. Siapf, juror State vs.
(lardner
Will ('. Sinlih. envelopes, etc
Mrs. Nellie Woodward, wit
ness Suite vs. Cladys
Sniith
M iss l ief'.'i'. same
Mary Smith, name
Sadie Coffee, same ..
l-'ra'tik JohnMOi, Juror State
s. Cladvs Smith .. .
W, C. Long, same
Parker, same . .
W, S Wood, same .
.1 I.. Sliaska, same
il W. Lewis, same
John Handle s.inie
tir. nits Pass I von A- Steel
ks . -luiiplies, etc., for
roads
lloiaie llastlnus. allowance
(or January and February
Wm. Trimble. blacksiiilth
(or roads
.'c ell lli!. Co , h ard w are
lor roads
C I. Ilailow. remuli!nt!-
i r per diem
I' .1. I.ind, coin ic issHM-ci per
d'em
5.35
4. sr.
2.93
2.35
8.00
5 2.30
43.92
4.73
2.00
t;;.s2
1.30
1.50
1.30
4.90
2.00
3.0D
3.00
3.0D
3 00
3.00
3.00
10 0.00
.'o.oo
CITY BILLS ORDERED
PAID BY THE COUNCIL
llOII.tlt. IXSI'KCTLD MOXflAV.
BLEW II OX Tl KSDAV.
At the regular meeting of the com
mon council March 6, 1913, the
finance commute reported favorably
on the following claims against the
ritv ftii4 tin motion iuennrlA1 and
carr'led the report was adopted and b,ew "P ,l 1 'r,0k Tuesday
warrant ordered drawn on the treaa- afternoon. The boiler had been
PORT GAMBLE. Wash , March 19.
Five men were burned, one of
whom, Swen Larsen, will die, when
the steam drum In the engine room
of the Puget Mill Company's plan:
urer for the several amounts:
Cramer liros., supplies $ 57.39
ri hell & S hell, sand and
gravel 90.00
L. Trask. drayage 1.00
C. 11. Demaray, o.uce supplies 4.70
National Dray Co., drayage.. .25
Rogue River Hardware Co.,
supplies 7.23
California-Oregon Power Co.,
lights 1.80
Glass it I'rudbome Co., police
docket 19.00
California-Oregon Power Co.,
street lights 241.38
Oregon Gas & Klectric Co.,
gas 4.93
II. J. Clark, rent 3.00
K. S. Veatch, money advanced
for express 1.00
Herl Kenyon, hauling dirt
elty hall 23.00
r. U. Oldlug, gasoline 1.50
Philip llelmer, desk and chair 20.00
A. (J. Long,, supplies Ore
department 10.84
K. L. Coburn, typewriter 65.00
Williams liros. Door & Lbr.
Co., repairing door 7a
Rogue River Water Co., water
for hydrants 188.00
John Relschl, spraying parks 2.00
Grants Pass. fire Dept.
Truax fire 25.00
Grants Pass fire Dept., fire ... 11.25
Grants Pass fire Detyt., llerz-
Inger fire 11.23
Grants Pass fire Dept., sup
plies 2.30
Jewell Hdw. Co., supplies... 5.50
W. P. Counts & Son, feed 61.83
Rlggs & Schallhorn, grocer
ies for paupers 4.55
C run Is Hiihh Iron & Steel I
Wks., repairing scrape... 12.50
Morey's wood yard, wood 2.25
Pacific Tel. & Tel. Co., tele
phone service 7.20
County clerk, recording deeds 2.10
George Crawford, labor city
park 2.60
Dan Hagerty, work at city
hall 21.50
W. S. Maxwell, police 70.00
Walter Moore, police 70.00
uscar Johnston, police 70.00
Henry Williams, labor.... 1.25
ti. II. Rristow, labor 21.25,
Mrs. Young. Janitor 12.00
S. S. Patton, street cleaning 60.00
Ii. Lilly, labor streets...: 70.00
II. A. Whipple, labor streets 65.00
F. O. Wilcox, labor streets ... 6.00
W. W. Wilcox, labor streets ... 60.00
F. O. Wilcox, labor streets ... 96.00
H. F. Reenls, labor Btreets ... 11.25
Tom Larson, labor streets ... 23.6 2
h. ICrlckson, labor streets ... 18.12
N. W. Cole, labor streets... 13.12
A. Drown, labor streets 36.87
II. Senior, labor streets 34.38
L. Courier, labor streets 2.50
R. Plumley. labor streets 15,00
V. Smith, labor streets.: 38.75
A. (1. Iloiiek, labor city park 43.75
10, S. Veatch, labor auditor's
office
tested by the Inspector Monday and
reported safe. An investigation Is
being made Into the cause of the ac
cident. Fifty men who worked in the
mill were at their lunches at the
noon hour, but nearly all had re
turned to work before the explosion
K-eiirred.
I LI.IXOIS I.FfJISLATl'HF.
IS STILL PHADLOCKEH.
SPRINGFIELD. III., March
The state legislature h still
locked today in its efforts to
18.
sun ik was a
CALIFORNIA IlAXt'llMAX.
two I'nited States senators, one for
the lon and the other for the short
term. Tho feature of today's ballot
ing was the falling ofT in the votes
for J. Hamilton Lewis. He received
but S3 votes, cine votes under the
total received In the last hallo;. A
number of democrats who had pre
viously supported Lewis deserted hini
today. The progressive element is
J w illing to elect Lewis, a Chicago at
torney, and a former congressman
from Washington, for the long term,
if P.oerchestein, a progressive, la
elected for the short term.
Progressive leaders conferred with
Secretary of State Bryan and Gover
nor Dunne here today and It waa re
ported that a trade between the leg
Ulative factions was discussed at the
rceetlng.
MRS. POPF. ARRESTED.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 19.
rollowing testimony from 11 wit
nesses, an indictment was returned
today against Mrs. Kitty Pope, al
leged accomplice of the "$100,000
burglar," Owen D. CoDn. captured
here. Mrs. Pope Is under arrest In
Detroit today. It Is alleged that she
fled with much of Coon's loot.
CHICAGO, March 19. The body
of a man who committed suicide on a
train near Chicago yesterday was pos
itively Identified today as that of
Joseph II. Jordan, a youn ranch
man of Wblttier, Cal.
Jordan's stepdaughter, Lillian, 14
years old, who Is visiting relatives
here, Identified the remains. She re
fused to look at the corpse but Identi
fied her father by his clothing and
personal effects. After her Identifica
tion the Inquest was continued until
Monday.
Day Old Chicks
If you want baby chicks that are Iwtchel right, from trap-nest-erf
standard bre,l stock, S. C. Rhode Islaud Reds and White Leg
horns our specialty. We can furnish you Reds for 12 cents each
and White leghorns for 10 cents each. Any other varieties a
matter of correspondence.
If you want an incubator that will hatch every hutchable egg,
sent to Met lanalmn for this catalogue, it will tell you nil abont
them. Address
E. J. McClanahan
EIXIEXK, ORE.
510 FERRY ST.
Big Value IBarpiM CMh
It AH. WAY CONSTRICTION
FOR FEKRl'AltY.
Anderson Abstract Co
P. F. Proctor, printing
Grants Pass Feed Co
O. F. Wlttorff
W, W. Harmon
C. C. Ilainmersly, Sta. 71) to
477
Jewell Hardware Co
C. Ii. Denviray
Josephine Livery
P. P. Proctor, printing
Grants Pass Livery
Williams liros. D. A L. Co ...
Rogue River Hardware
Rogue River Courier, printing
State of Oregon....-
Pay Roll.
W. W. Harmon
H. F. Anderson
. P. Weckler
J. Dolatnator a
H. Gilkey .
D. it. Cole, stenog
M. C. Amtit. foreman
M. C. Anient, mule
A. C. Drown, labor
f). A. Rovnolds, labor
L. W. TarbeM, labor
II. C. Hra.lfoi-d, labor
K. K. Kriekson. labor
It C. Hubbard, labor
M. K. Night w iue, labor
M. A. Powers. lalMr
A. It. Pratt, labor
Marion Dablw In, labor
W. A. McKarlane, labor
A. V. Daniels, labor
II.
J. R
t. A
C. I.
3.75
HILLS
I 10.00
1.20
1.00
1.00
2.90
300.00
13.95
16.00
8.50
7.00
21.00
1.00
3.00
9.20
C.50
175.00
125.00
15.00
12.50
30.00
20.00
75.00
1.00
S.75
IS. 75
I'O.OO
2.50
1S.75
It. 25
25.00
24.00
20.00
17.30
20.00
20.00
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