Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, June 13, 1913, WEEKLY EDITION, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextEIUDAY, JUNE 13, WIS. TACK BIX. The Efficient Stove Oil Cook-stove COMPLETENESS It hakes, broils, roasts and toasts just as well ai a regular coal range. CLEANLINESS Hums oil -the cleanest fuel. No allies. No dirty coal or wood. No odor. CONVENIENCE Gives full heat instantly. No waiting for fire to "start." Just the heat desired in tense, medium or slow. ECONOMY Burns oil the cheapest fuel. No fuel con sumed when stove is not in use. EFFICIENCY All heat is applied at the cooking point None wasted in heating kitchen which you want cool. FOU BEST RE6ULTS WE RECOMMEND PEARL or EOCENE OIL Sold in bulk and caj Sold by leading dealers everywhere. Our nearest ugency icill give you further information. , L .... - , r '- mum mm iHM.tt. JUMUMSJ ARREST MEXICAN AS ACCOMPLICE OF J CAN SOTO. Los Angeles, Juno 10. Charged with being an accomplice in a triple murder by. Juan Soto, who stabbed to death two girls and a man In the Mexican quarter here a week ago, Jose Vuijara is in Jail here today. It Is alleged that he was Soto's com panion when the murders were com mitted. The police have failed to find any trace of Soto, although It is persistently reported that he has not left Los Angeles. STATE SI PREME COURT HANDS DOWN DECISIONS. Salem, June 10. The supreme court today handed down a decision holding that the election creating the Port of Ray Ocean Tillamook coun ty is void. The election was con tes'ed on the grounds of Insufficiency of election notices, which the court held did not properly describe the exterior boundaries of the proposed port. The court also dismissed the ap peal of Robert Morgan, under sen tence to be hanged for the murder committed in Gilliam county, hold ing that the transcript in the case had not been filed within the statu tory limit. si it i:(;i:tti: f esses to SAVE INNOt EXT MAX. Dnncaster, England, June 10. Be cause, an innocent man was charged with the crime, Lillian Lenson, a suf fragette "arsonette." surrendered to the police today and confessed to bii.-ning West field House, which was i :ly destroyed here In a myster- I ions fire. PORTLAND SAN FRANCISCO ! Shake Oil' cnr Rheumatism. I Xow is the time to get rid of your ; rheumatism. Try a twenty-five cent bottle of Chamberlain's liniment and see how quickly your rheumatic pains 'disappear. Sold by all dealers. Subscribers to Fund For July Fourth A. C. Hough 5.00 J- I'- Myers 6.00 K. H. Richard 5.00 I. P. Proctor slno If. HoflkliiHon 5.00 'v R'dikopf 5.00 Push Ion' darago 5.00 Orimts Pass Lumber Co .. . . 5 00 II. F. llullev 5 00 O. A. Williams 5. on The following persons and firms John II. Williams 5.00 are subscribers to the Fourth of July jJnill' Trimble 5.00 CITY HILLS PAID. in. mam; societv gets RARE DESERTED RY GIRL. celebration furd: Bklllman & Lawrance $50.00 Golden Rule Store 50.00 Dana & (illmoro 25.00 Grants Puss Dank 25.00 First National Hank L'5.00 D. W. Ilearn 25.00 .low-phlne Motel Co 25.00 Oregon Wine Co 25.00 Peerless Clothing Co 25.00 Ilrowno & Pernoll 25.00 Tbo It. L. Coo Co 25.00 I Josephine Grocery Co 25.00 I Grants Pass Hardware Co 25.uO The. Oxford 25.00 C. P. ItlHhop & Co 25.00 M. C. Flndley 25.00 Geo. S. Calhoun 20.00 Mrs. II. M. Pnrhiim 20.00 V. W. Russell, Jr 20 00 W. C. Ahlf & Co 20.00 The Spa 20.00 J. V. Schmidt 20.00 Rurkhnltor & llabormnn . 20.00 Clans Schmidt 20.00 Mocha Cafe. 20.00 Panama Restaurant 20.00 .1. F. Roddy 20.00 R. L. llartlett 15.00 A. M. McFarland 15.00 T. F. llanley 15.00 O. R, Swenringor 15.00 O. F. VVIttorff 15.00 M. Clemens 15.00 Crob 1 1 uber 15.00 Moore Unking Co Rtggs Ai Schallhorn -1. A. Slovcr Heath & Hermnn W. I. Sweet land Dr. Kd. Hywatcr M. llarnger C. II. Heinaruy Jos. Co. Rank Pine Box Co. Dr. I.ougliiidco Colvlg Q Williams ... .1. W. Martin Caryl!! Makerv . Herbert Smith L. IV Hall R .U Courier (!eo. C. Sabin A. Counts V G l!o;-r Statl'mi Howell DarnaU 'o. I 'ni tin i- Hro-v Williams ! lietiault .loo 1 1 .1 1 Ion Anders. m AI'Mra t Co. V II I'dake W. F. I ,eli man F. II. Oldliu-. . IV Kni. V' R. M. Hal! .lew. II II. U, ( J. Pardee II v e riiil.i' H. 'i"er K T. Mi l (u aw 11. M VI in .1 A. Th'Hii.n W. M Palace Hoiei City M.r kot Robert Snu'er V, P. Co .11!!:. 15.00 15.00 M. Jordan 5 00 W. W. Harmon 5.00 O. If. Klstnann 5.00 I. . I). Cole 5.00 J. M. Isham ' 5.00 A. A. Porter 5.00 J. K. Peterson 5.00 A. T. Lewis 5.00 W. W. Walker 5.00 L. Savage 5.00 Will Smith 5.00 K. I,. Col. urn 5.00 O. S. llrown 5.00 C. K. Matey ;..00 W. H. Flanagan 5.00 I-:. S. VanPyko 5.00 II. E. Kroh 5.0O Geo. Lundberg 5.00 Cal-Ore. Power Co 5.00 Koguo River Water Co 5.00 F. M. South 5.00 C. L. Hobart 5.00 licit Scott 2.00 cal. senator ()l alifies as immior viion commissioner At the regular meeting of the coun-! i.0s Angeles, June 10. "Please ell, laid Juno 5, the finance commit- some one provide for him; I cannot." tee reported favorably on tire follow. This was the text of a penciled ing claims against the city and on note Plnned t0 the dress 0, , , week-old baby that a girl dropped motion seconded and carried the re- 1q the ,ap of Mrs M q Gonzaies in 1 ' "dopted and warrants or- tne n,st rooln of a department store dered drawn on tho treasurer for the ' here. The girl disappeared before several amounts: the woman recovered from her sur- Karl V. Ingels, fixtures $20.00 prise. The baby was given in charge O. A. Glass, labor fire Dpt 5.00 'of humane officers. Rogue River Courier, print- i ing 41.55, WILD SCENES IN THE Postal Tel. Co., telegrams 5.56 I IIOI'SE OF COMMONS. F. O. Wilcox, teaming 32.00 Oregon (las .V Klec. Co., gas ... 4.05 London. June 11. The wildest W .P. Counts & Son, feed 22.95 scenes in a decade were enacted In James Trimble, blacksmiihing 9.40 the house of commons here today. G. R. Ilrlstow, labor in parks 60.50 The crest of the demonstration was Schell & Schell, gravel 10.50 reached when a male suffragette Geo. C. Sabln. supplies 99.97 sympathizer hurled a sack of flour at Grants Pass Hk. & Trust Co., Premier Asquith from the visitors' paid telegram 74 gallery. It narrowly missed the pre- Giatits Pass Steam Laundry, mhr, who was speaking when the laundry 3.85 sack struck the floor at bis feet. It Fiske Iron Works, drinking burst, a cloud of flour almost smoth- fotintaln 50.80 e,.(nK the cabinet officers, who occu- F. H. Olding, gasoline 3.00 ';,,,! seats on (he ministerial benches. Western I'nkm Tel. Co., tele- Later the- same man threw suf- Washlngton. June 10. State Sen ator A. Canilnettl of California today Is sworn in as Cnited Stales Commis sioner General of Immigration, suc ceeding Daniel J. Keefe of Detroit, Mich. Canilnettl qualified for the office In the presence of Congress men Raker, Chun h and Kettner of 15.00 (California and practically every of 15.00 (Ida 0f tilt, department of labor. 15 no 15.00! 15.00 m , ,N n;sim' sxii.s 15 Oil I IT, mi FROM II AN TO Ml Nl II. I :. on ' grauis 2.05 fiagette pamphlets at members of Schell & Schell. gravel 19.50 parliament, shouting incoherently re- Oregon Cement Sewer Pipe k Tile Co.. supplies 31.00 Walter Moore, police S. S. Patton, street cleaning garding Miss Emily Davison who died a few days ago from injuries received "7.50 on DPruy day. when she flung her 07.50 Bif .,f tcincr Ceorce's entry in the I. one Lilly, strvet department I. ,...( s,.,,.lt ra,.e putting the horse out of Mrs. Young. Janitor service... 13.50 the running. The man was arrested. I''rank Armstrong, special po- . . 1 o .Oil 1 o no 1 O.nO I 0 00 10.00 Vi"iuia. .'uno lo. With Count Zeppelin aboard, the German invent or's ureat airship Saxon tlew todav from '. tina to Miiniih. where II was lice 5 days W. W. Wilcox, street Dept D. A. Harmon, street depart ment C. A Wible. police W. S' Maxwell, police Rowland Jeffrey. Eng. flept Albert Anderson - Co.. gravel 57 ROP.KRT 11. CKKAGE It. Ati'.itor ami Police Judge l- r' "M l. MEN Rl RRERNECKS' B7.50 5.00 ' 4 0. (Ml 77.50 13.75 SAYS OAKLAND CHIEF, lo.oo l:nolc.l 20.00 ,., , 10 00 10 oo r!v,,'l ' 1 0 00 peror Francis Jo after wirelessing that It was f gasoline. The big flyer ar ; Vienna yesterdav when llm- pb received Co-uit GOERN()R.s lDR'ATED. 1 0 00 Z " I I 1 1 0 oil !in and bis artv 1 ooo 111 oo 10.01) in oo I o oo I o on MFlM'ORROnll' PLYFRs IFAE FOR mi: NOKVII. Me.lfor.l. .1 1 II. var'v 'in. an.i i. J.::;.. : o Foiuier Gov ernoi JuUon Harmon today declared C:at the Cnited Sta-s -upreuie court's 't"t is:.M.. in the Mimiesot i rate i ases tin ;'; : 'i''i'! ' !tidf a 'ion of the posi - U !!'. gi'ieftior's conven- Hai'.l.n a:i,l l'oiiucr i pie- Washington. Juno 1 1 .-"All men are rubbernecks." was the variation from the scriptural saw sprung by Chief or Police Peterson of Oakland. Cal . here today at the chief of po lices" conference, when the stylo of women's dress and the way to stamp out turkey trotting came up. "Any normal man." said Peterson, "would look around and rttbtxr when he saw women wearing dresses chopped off at the ankles and the neck, split tip to the knees and fit- like a clove." ten .m red to 00 of the Medford Co in'ry Club' 10 00 I ii oo 1 0 oo 1 0 0 0 :, oo 5 oo ." Oil 5.00 no ;, oo , OH 00 :. oo ;. o i mot promising golfer 'of' h-.; u'-'h,'. for Portland. Tavn.i and Seattle, to t iVe part ir. '' c ii.r:;. ! I a rti'ioi ""I' 1: n!' Nchra-l. :oeni..:" b:I,.f whi ' .'. ;'le .o::rt. xniioRirii s c.iTcii THE OI'll'M 1)1 FEN. was g'lthvi of Chi 11 Chan,! of tbo Me.'.fo r !' :i I o ; i ! : w , b ::: 'twe.'ti "a--trou : I'..- '. m:.: i Is : V.e s'a' n. was -a v.M-s and l" ('!-., I It. II I'M Vi Ml. I s IN I IMTIIV W si(;iO. Snn Francisco. June 11. The "Opium Queen" of Chinatown, Mrs. Wong "on, tried to "p ; on over" on the rust in, authorities here today in ,i t.ovel way but sho failed to get awav with it. and is under $2,000 bonds for action by the federal grand iury. Mrs You was captured on tbo Fain- Mall dock when her trousers !!!!!!!!; She . ) .To.l Tnv.-cttrvnttnn c1ii-,i-q1 hn a scver. i, ..., were five tins of opium, and .Mrs. You was "pinched." STEAMER OLIXDA SAFE. I Tl'KKEY IS KILLER. New York, June 9 Wireless dis patches received here at noon from! Constantinople. June II. Serious the Cuban steamer Olinda, which was outbreaks and desperate street flght rcported on fire at sea earlier in tbeiing between the various Turkish tie. day, stated that all was well and lDat!tious are threatened here tonight ai the vessel lay 525 miles south of ja H s of tQe a8Sas3ination today of Scotland Lightship. It is believed the , Mannioud Shefket Pasha and Ibrahim Olinda is enroute either to Brunswick Jjej.( the gran(1 vlzler 0f Turkey and or Savannah, Ga. jjjs aide de camp. Xo trace of the assassins has yet been found, but u (;iRLS(ilT I.IQl'OR there i3 uttle d0UDt tnat they were AT DEL REY TAVERX. i emMirie8 of the faction opposed po- ;iltieally to the grand vizier, his par Los Angeles. June Eight girls . ;, , oioddy veil beanie, whose ages range from 14 to 18, and J .lartial law was proclaimed this seven men are under arrest today Evening and every possible force of. following a seusatioual raid on Dellthe government is being strained to Rey Tavern, near Venire. The I j,reVent outbreaks which might cul minate In a revolution. . 1 Viswn Dim names of tne gins nae "' pressed by the police, but, according to the officers, one was captured at-1 ondon, June 11. Advices froia ter she had leaped through a win-, Constantinople received here this af dow, while another, who threatened ' ternoon state that Shefket Bey, grand to commit suicide, is being closely vizler of Turkey, was assassinated guarded. jnear the Turkish capital this morn- The raid, which was made in con-ing nectlon with the anti-vice campaign! ,att,r advices confirmed the. assas instituted here, came while, it is al- sIiatlon. Shefket Pasha was killed leced. drinking and "ragging" at theia3 ne motored to the Sublime Porte, tavern were at their height. The of ficers claim that liquor was served without question to girls barely in their teens. RAD M:YS OF Ill SRAXD KILLS PORTLAND WOMAN. Portland, June 9. Mrs. W. II. Smith, aged 64, is dead here today from an attack of heart disease brought on by the news that her hus band had fallen to the pavement and broken his hip. When told of the accident Mrs. Smith collapsed and could not bo revived. Mrs. Smith leaves two sons and two daughters, among them being Mrs. Edith Urinkerhoff of Seattle. NATIONAL RANKS MI ST MAKE REPORT OF CONDITION. Washington, June 9. A call for the condition of all national banks at the close of business June 4, was is sued today by the comptroller of the currency. ENfJLISI! AND AMERICAN" POI.O TEAMS WELL MATCHED. New York, June 9. It Is even money here today on English and American chances In the interna tional polo games. Rarkers of the English team offered odds of eight to five against the Keene team, but think the Whltney-Milburn-Water-bury combination better and will not lay better than even money against them. RAIN WRECKERS RLSIMNS ' " FOR DERAILMENT OX S. Salem, June 9. The state railroad commission, after a thorough investi gation, today reported that the wreck of the Southern Pacific northbound train near Salem Saturday was evi dently the work of tralnwreckers. This confirms the report of the Southern Pacific board of inquiry. Southern Pacific officials have offered a reward of $3,000 for the arrest and conviction of the alleged train wreckers. and his companion, Ibrahim Bey, wag also slain. With two servants ac companying them on horseback, Shefket and his friend were proceed ing a moderate speed when they were met by another motor. As the strange automobile approached a perfect fusillade of bullets rained Into Shef ket's machine. The grand vizier, pierced In a score of places, fell dead Instantly. Ibrahim Bey was hit by only one bullet. He died within a few minutes. SERR-Rl MJAR WAR NOW SEEMS LIKELY. Belgrade, June 10. "Serri and Bulgaria are bound to fight," said Minister of War Boyovitch her to day, "unless the powers can induce Bulgaria to consent to a revision of the Serbo-Bulgarlan treaty. In any event, the Turkish territory Servla now holds must remain Servian. If Bulgaria objects to this war will follow." That R'ussia believes a Serb-Bul-gar war is certain was indicated to day when Russia recalled all officers of that nation serving with the Ser vian and Bulgarian armie3. The of ficers were loaned to the Balkan states as instructors. Their recall indicates that Russia intends to re main neutral in the impending struggle unless some other state takes sides. Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrlioen Remedy. Every family without exception should keep this preparation at band during the hot weather of the sum mer months. Chamberlain's Colie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Is w orth many times Its cost when need ed and is almost certain to be needed before the summer is over. It has no superior for the purposes for which it is intended. Buy it now. For sale by all dealers. MEDITERRANEAN" TO SEE (iREAT I" S. FLEET. ALLEGED IOBRYIST APPEARS REFORE THE COMMITTEE. Washington, June 9. The first alleged lobbyist to appear before the senate sub-committee investigating President Wilson's "insidious lobby" charge testified here this afternoon. The witness was Former Senator Faulkner of West Virginia. He ad mitted that 12 years after leaving the senate he had represented a number of railroads and commercial compan ies here by appearing before congress ional committers. Mining blanks at Cornier office. Office stationery at the Courier. Washington, June 11. Within a short time the United States will step in and wrest the naval suprem acy of the Mediterranean Sea from European powe: which have been coutebting for t for year:!. It will be a bloodless, flghtless invasion. When the eight dreadnuaghts, thir teen pre-dreadnaughts and other na val craft flying the stars and stripes sail past Gibra.tar for their cruise In Mediterranean waters ,the fleets of France, Italv. Austria and Great Britain will i n overshadowed for the nonce, and for the time being the Cnited States will be supreme la those waters. A tentative Itinerary of the fleet, announced at the navy department today arranges for a stop at almost every Mediterranean port where formal welcome by the re spective authorities awaits the Yan kee officers and sailors. 1.. IIV'IU- tif - Mrs Pert icf i; ar Pa iv as the io- b The First National Bank Of Southern Oregon CAPITAL. SURPLUS AND UNDIVIDED PROFITS. $100,000 A Mronjj batik. ciiip;)'.,'l lo liMitdlc i:M brniu !io of common lal Ranking. Interest paid on Time Deposit-. Ymir m'coiint " rrMVtfiilly lnvlle.1. L. R. RAI L. Pre-l.lent II. L. (RLKEY, Cashier. I. C (WMPP.FI.L, Vlef-Pr R. K. H CKETT. Ass't Cashier. L T. FRY, Assistant Cashier.