FRIDAY, SEPT. 12, 1013.
I'AGL TWO
WEEKLY KOGIE RIVER COl'RIEK
John Summers (peat Sunday in
Ashland.
A. L. Bate went to Ashland Mon
day on business.
R. L. Coe made a business trip to
Asbland Monday.
Harry Lewis ot Galice was in the
city Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Shadburn left
Monday for Oakland, Cal.
Mrs. V. T. Coburn of Glendale is
visiting in the city.
Mrs. M. A. Baldwin and daughter,
Miss Baldwin, of Glendale are visit
ing Mrs. Hattie Lee.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Coburn spent
Bunday with the former's parents at
Clendalo.
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. White arrived
kere Sunday, coming from Weed,
Cal., by automobile.
Miss Jessie Maa'ln made a trip to
Medford Monday.
Mrs. Carl Marks of Eugene is vis
iting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Hodklnson.
Miss Maude Dulibon left Sunday
lor Centralla, Wash., to visit for a
few weeks.
Mrs. T. McCurdy, who has been
pending some tlmo with her sister,
Mrs. Wagner, has returned to ber
borne at Portland.
Miss Iewls of New York City, who
bas been teaching at the University
of Oregon during the past year, is
pending the week with her cousin,
Mr. II. P. Tracy.
Mrs. C. C. Daugherty, who has
been visiting with her daughter, Mrs.
O. H. Bernard, has left for her home
at Dallas, Texas.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Pettlnger and
on, who have spent the past yoar in
Los Angelcfi. have returned to ("Iran's
Pass, arriving Monday.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
M. C. FINDLEY, M. D
Practice limited to
EYE, EAR, NOSE and THROAT
Glasses fitted and furnished.
Office hours 9 to 12, 2 to , and by
appointment. Phones 62 and 166.
OHANTS VASTS. ORKGOV
V. L. DIMMICK, D. M. D.
DENTIST
Coiner 6th oud 0 Sts
Ptioue C03-J
Crown, Bridge Work and Fillings
of All Kinds, a Specialty.
Ofllce Hours,
9 to 12 a. in.: 1 to 5 p. m.
All Work Positively Guaranteed.
GRANTS PASS, OREGON.
E. 0. MACEY, D. M. D.
DENTIST
Successor to Dixon Bros., Dentists.
First-claBs Work.
109H South Slxih, Grants Pass, Ore.
H. D. NORTON,
ATTORN EY-AT-LAW
Practlie In all State ai.d Federal
Courts. Ofllce, Opera House Block.
C .11. Clements V. A. CleimnU
CLEMENTS & CLEMENTS
Attorneys arid Counselors at Law.
Practice In all State and Federal
Courts.
Offices Scliallhnrn Hninilnur.
J. D. WURTZBAUGH
Attorney am Conns, lor at Law
Notary Ptil. he in Ofllee.
Ollke lu Howard Block. Phone 66-J
GRANTS PASS OKEGON.
D.L.JOHNSTON
ASSAY KR
North Stairway,
GRANTS PASS, OREGON.
Rooms ( and 7. Opera House Block.
il.II.BINNS
i:i.tnl.: !r I.im! 19 Years.
f7 E St., opposite Colonial Hotel
GK NTS PASS. OUEGON.
HERBERT SMITH,
CMTl'D STATES
LAM i COMMISSIONER
Notary Public
G K ANTS PASS, OUKGON.
DR. W. W. ILLSLEY
OSTEOPATHIC PH Ml I .
Ofll e - Rooms -01 and :'. V.bort
lUdg . Grants Pai, Ore.
llcuirs-9-11 : :-5.
Ed. Daily of Kwby was in the city
this week.
Mrs. J. H. Ablf went to Roseburg
Tuesday on business.
Frank South returned Sunday
from a two week's bunting trip in
the Williams country.
C. H. Baldwin returned to Med
ford Tuesday after spending a week
or more on bis place near the city.
Glen Provoit and Elery Stone of
Provolt left Tuesday morning for
Pend! ton to attend the Round-Up.
Mrs. Anna Doak and family of
Williams left Tuesday for Klamath
Falls to reside. Mr. Doak will go
to Klamath soon.
Mrs. Richard Sauer and four chil
dren of Brook, Alberta, arrived Sun-
jday to spend the winter with Mrs.
ISfllir.r'a fmranta t r nnrt tr P Cm
IefTeriion.
Mrs. W. A. Leonard and daughter,
Mies YVllla, who have spent a few
days with Mrs. Leonard's brother,
E. E. Dunbar, left Tuesday for their
home at Klamath Falls.
Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Warren of
Salmon Arm, II. C, who have spent
several weeks with Mr. Warren's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Warren,
left for their h,ome Monday night.
Maggie Dunuire of Wonder went
to Glendale Tuesday to visit a slater.
Miss Marion Rlchey, who has been
ill In the city for the past two weeks,
left Monday night for Portland.
A. H. Cornell went to Ashland to
day on business. ,
Dorothy Chausse, who has been
speiidjng the summer with her
grandparents, Mr. and .Mrs. G. W.
Colvig, left Tuesday for her home at
Portland.
.Mrs. Kohn and daughter of Like
view, who have been visiting the
former's mother, Mrs. Short, for the
past week, went to Roseburg Tuesday
to visit.
Wheeler Osborn, the Grants Pass
pitcher with Pendleton, in the
Western Trl-State Baseball league,
returned here today.
.1. II. Ilariiion of Los Gatos, Cal.,
who has been visit im; relatives in
the Willamette valley, stopped off
her- a few days to visit the Walter
'' : 'rii and C. V. llailev families,
leaving for home Tuesday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Fry, of Salem,
arrived In the city Tuesday, expect
ing to make Grunts Pass their home.
Mr. Fry Is the district manager of
the Royal Highlanders.
A. C. Epperly and C. F. Foss of
Placer' were In the city Monday on
business connected with the Colum
bia Mines property, In which they are
both Interested. Mr. Epperly has
taken n leaso on the mine and will
operate the Columbia during the
coming season, and Mr. Fobs will be
a farmer for n year at least.
Injured H lien Bicycle Collide
O. W. Thomas Is laid up at his
home at S05 N. 10th as the result of
a Saturday night bicycle collision
with another rider on A street.
Thomas was thrown to the ground
and severely bruised In one hip,
though the doctor thinks the bones
wer not broken.
Buys Stiiiolmiigh Chicken Hunch
J. K. Hair, who has been associat
ed with J. D. Stinebaugh in the con
duct of the Stinebaugh chicken
ranch west of town, has purchased
the personal interests of the latter,
and will hereafter conduct the es
tablishment. K. S. Veatch has been
engaged to manage the chicken in
dustry, and will remove to the prop
erty, Mr. Stinebaugh to remove Into
the city.
Councilman llvortoii R"igis
W. E. llvtrton, councilman from
tho 4th ward of the city, has filed his
resignation of the office with tho
city auditor, the resignation to take
t flVi't "at oin o " If will come tip for
action at the next session of the
cour.i I! Mr. Kverton states that he
iisi.'tiw lnvaiise he does not approve
tho lotion of his colleagues In meth
ods employed in tho railroad mat
ters. Jci' liiiie Pioneer Mead
't'he body of tleoruo liriges, aged
.iboiit -a'. was brought to
Giants Pass Saturday morning from
S.iieiu ,md u ;h taken to Kerby for
M.'inicut (leon;o Hriggs was a
pio-iier, cousin-: to Josephine county
:u 1 v 0 will; his parents and five
brothers and sisters, by way of the
Isthmus and Crescent City. The
i'i v 'en', up a donation c laim near
Ki t be , where George, who dl,( not
marry, lived until two months be
fore bis death when he was taken to
a hospital at Salem. whir be died.
He leaves a sister, Mrs. Libby
Thompson, the only Hurvivo- of the
six children David Prises, anoth
er brother, d'el only a fw month
ago.
COMMISSIOXEIW AUTHORIZE
KOAD IMPROVEMENT.
The county commissioners have au
thorized the improvement of stretch
es in the county roads that needed
repair before the winter weather sets
in, and work upon it will commence
at once under direction of Road Su
pervisor BrinkerhoCt. The directors
of the Good Roads astoc iation waited
upon the commissioners Wednesday,
calling attention to numerous places
that could be made much better with
little expense, aud these are included
In the road to be improved, the es
timated cost of all the work being
1 1:000. The Improvement will con
sist in the gravelling and hard sur
facing of stretches that have already
been graded. These dirt roads are
excellent during tho summer, but
with the rains of winter would be
come soft and difficult for auto trav
el, and the object of the association
was to make the road good enough
that through travelers who desire to
take the Crescent City-Eureka route
need not hesitate because of the char
acter of the highway. A stretch of
road on Slate creek will be the big
gebt piece of improvement undertak
en, the estimate of cost for gravelling
that being $.",500. The road between
Waldo and Kerby will also be Im
proved, as will three-fourths of a
mile of the Holland road. These are
the only bad places on the Josephine
county end of the Crescent City road,
an, with their improvement the road
will be in perfect condition.
Other road work authorized by the
commissioners Include a piece on the
Williams valley road and three
fourths of a mile on the Oalice road
below Merlin. Mr. Brlnkerhoff will
start work without delay, and will
have all tho gravelling done before
the fall rains.
PEHXOLL IS RELEASED
BV OAKLAND TEAM.
Oakland, Cal., Sept. tl. The Oak
laud Club of the Paejlle Coast league
today handed Pitcher "Hub" Pernoll
and Outfielder Schrlin their iimxin
ditional releases. Peiiioll's finish
came yesterday when the Portland
Heavers made si runs off his deliv
ery in the ninth Inning, and Si h rim
failed to show the form exported 0f
him.
ilmer shank is
acoiitted by .11 ry.
(From Mondays Daily.)
A jury in the circuit court today
has held that Elmer Shank was not
guilty of the charge of obtuining
property under false pietenses, upon
which he was recently indicted by the
grand jury in this county.
Tho complaint against Shank al
leged that he hud taken a wagon
from Bird Sissou, of the "Dollar"
ranch, the value of which, $25 was
to be applied ou a noto given him by
Sissou, but which note it was alleged
that Shan! bad sold and had failed
to give Sibson due credit for the
value of the wagon. The jury was
out but a abort time when it returned
the verdict of acquittal.
This afternoon Harry llanta
charged with having attempted to as
sault Elizabeth Galbraitu at the hit
ter's homestead near Kerby, is on
trial before a jury.
After hearing the evidence in the
case the judge instructed the jury to
lincl a verdict of uciiuittal for Mr.
Shank, and the verdict was return
ed without the jury leaving the jury
box.
in i i:i;i:sii(; mi;i:hn; of
LUMPS' U XI I.I I!Y.
if the first uu'c'l iiiu of the
aui!-
iary held Saturday
those to follow d
u.ir, no member
aiiseut from a sin:
new president, Mrs
is a criterion !
iin the cotniim
an attord to be
:le session. ''lie
I'otiUui, i'l-
auuurated, and ti
message" contained
pics
soicw sp
dent-
endi.l
ie.itures w hh li appealed to t he
Mesdames Sabin and 1 lobar' l:a,
pt otram iu i har.'.c, responses t,
can iieing vacation remmisc
Mrs. McKi'dion read a beaut;:'
position of the ' HeaM of the
'IPCS.
;! c-Wo-
man Movement,"
;; mp a! :i uip Ih-I's. i
Mrs. ITio't, and '
and de;i.;t.'f
ni' s b-et ;i: i
' e, .c 1 M s 1'.
i.rl o aih ; c.'ive.
tll.o. were el;
and both tr'ciousi i
ponded to e!
i Ol'c
Hotb tho assembly ro m ami t'..
toa room at the Comir.cTlal club
were chartvlil, de.-orated for the
occasion, asteis in whPe p".-; 'c ;ir,
pink helnj 1nv!h'.v use.t Mc.!:tn . s
T,. and Abert Coe. T! A v.
mer nrtd N V
t esses, dls'.ei'sed 1
wsfers Voir 1 ...
which a:"o:i'4 etb.
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CITY BILLS PAID.
At the regular meeting of the
city council on Thursday evening the
finance committee reported favor
ably on the following claims against
the city and on motion seconded and
carried said report was adopted and
warrants ordered drawn on the
treasurer for the several amounts:
Bert Kluyon, police Dept 2.50
F. O. Wilcox, street Dept 8.00
W. W. Wilcox, street Dept.... 65. Ou
Luke Lilly, street Dept 65.00
S. A. Wyble, police Dept.... 77.50
Walter Moore, police Dept 52.50
W. S. Maxwell, Police Dept.... 70.00
Mrs. L. L. Perkins, janitor.... 15.00
S. S. Patton, street cleaning.. 65.00
Cramer Bros., supplies 5.5 u
F. B. Olding, gasoline 3.00
Rogue River Hdw. Co., sup
plies
G. M. Caldwell, repairs
7.35
7.85
J. F. Campbell, labor L8.40
P. P. Proctor, printing 2.25
West. Pnlon Tel. Co., tele
grams 3.40
Oregon Gas & Elec. Co.,
Gas 3.90
G. B. Bristow, advances 2.15
Grants Pass Fire Dept.,
alarms , 36.25
Henry Croissant, labor 17."
Henry Moore, teaming 6.00
Cramer Bros., supplies 1(1.110
Oliver Messinger, labor 23.25
J. H. Laybourn, labor 16.S-"
Grants Pass Hdw. Co., sup
plies 1.45
I Grants Pass Lbr. Co., sup-
idles 2.50
J. J. Perry, team hire 1 2.50
Cramer Bros., supplies 10.15
Cal. Oregon Tower Co., lights
and power 39:1. 4:1
Williams Garage, bicycle 55.50
V. P. Counts & Son, feed 79.65
Rogue Riv. Water Co., water 1.09
Golden Rule Store, supplies... 1.00
Rogue Riv. Water Co., vater227.7?
wiiu.im; ciiaih.es follow !
raids o los angeles i.t nl
Loh AngeliM, Sept. S. Forty-five
men are in jail here today waiting to
answer gambling charges, following a
I series of poli e raids on half a dozen
i "clubs" late Saturday and early Sun
day. Almost as many were released
on bail of $5on each following their
arrest.
I Steady st l earns of women and chil
dren, many bearing flowers and ba's
, kets of lunch, nave the jail the gen
eral appearance of a picnic ground.
They were bringing Sunday dinners
to unavoidably-detained husbands
and fathers.
PLAN FOR TIIIRH
TRIAL OF DR. RVDE.
Kansas City, Sept. 6. Action on
a motion to bring Dr. B. C. Hyde to
trial for a third time for the alleged
murder of Colonel Thomas Swope, a
millionaire philanthropist here, was,
I postponed today to January 15.
I Hyde's two former trials resulted in j
'disagreements. J
j Philadelphia, Sept. 'J. Amid cut-
HEARTBBEAKER IN JAIL , -11b and other rest-disturbing howls.
IS WRITING MELODRAMA, i the annual convention of the Concat-
! .enated Order of Hoo I loos, an associ-
Portlaud, Sept. s. To while away iation of foresters, newspaper men.
;the time, E. C. Vou Klein, the de- ' lumbermen and railroad men, open
bouair heart wrecker, held in the ed their annual session here today,
county jail charged with marrying ! The meetings will continue three
Ethel Newconib polybamotisly aud days. There were representatives
s'taliiig her diamonds, is today writ- from all over the country. Addresses
iug the outlines of a melodrama of welcome were delivered by Mayor
VMiidi will deal with his own exper- Hlaiikenburg and Edward S. West of
li ne t i siic e his arrest iu Chicago the local chapter. Only members of
Ap:l ii, and the cast of characters chapters In the eastern Pennsylvania
v. iin hide e,ry one with w hom he district took part in today's sessions
has eiune in contact during that tune, and either tomorrow or Thursday
lie title wj'l bo "Food for Retlec- ' delegates will be named to go to the
t' national convention at St. Louis Inter
The Ht-st so-iie is laid in the Con-'Hiis month. The official emblem of
? hotel. I'hicauo. and the meet- Hie order is n black cut The iaiti
. , ':!; Et!..I Neuoomb which cul- at ion fee is JO. Oft and annual dues
initialed in his arrest as her long lost nrt' cents. The membership is
hu d anj and purlolner of her dia- limited to "O.'inn.
is ,es' ribed.
Von K e n was tried once en the Pianlioea OnicKly Cured.
''c;-, ,: s'...,'.tu- l:ss Xewcon.h-s "i w;,s taken with diarrhoea and
,!;" .'ury disagreed. 'Mr. York?, the mere hant here, per-
isuaded me to try a bottle of Cham-
I'lil MIH'M'S DAI t.HTEl:
M I I PS IX LITER BERTH.
W mdsor. Vt.. Sept. S. Admira
' oii lor tiie chivairy of American
I ' 11 ,s
:l'e P. iii
'l.i'U i:'.
' .t'le d
'e h, ! ,
Ni A Vo!
;iM.y tempered today la
M'.ss Kleai.or WLfoll,
ihe 1'iesidciit. wlio re
t'.oin a week end visit
". i s. Geiirge Howe of
ea reserved a berth In
-t- r day ielt found only
I s w i ' e c
i f- -tl.'.ltv
I be train con 1 ic-
- s ed :,',' ;hn 1 . ,t !1
"s t " i c ha in o w it h M is
:: 4 v
on-' and all tefused. The
s d.r,;-: .-. v n climbed
'' s : id.!.,- ; I'd !, ; t ;, ,..t;ht
t pir
Jgfjj Botttm tyction; Solid Brttck; Hammtrltu; Saft
FXv?;.t'2lVM V HATS the use of a repeating gun that I
W throws
win.
fell
ington Bottom Ejection Pump Gun the only gun
its kind on the market, and used by thousands
gunners all over the country.
Solid Breech, Hammerless. Perfectly Balanced.
WtA
Three Inbuilt Safety Devices accidental dis
charge impossible. Simple Take-Down a quar
ter turn of the barrel, without tools.
Find ihe aealer who ii latin llie lead in arm and
ammunition. H iKcin'im in Rrmina-ion'LMC tha
Ce'to i hooting combination, and nioal advanced thing
nown to In hootinf liaieiniqr.
P.cmin(too Arms-l'nion Metullic Cartridge Co.
l Broadway 9 New York
wu .
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FIFTY-RECOXD AXXTAL
Oregon State Fair
SLF.M. SKIT. 2D-OCT. 4, 11)13.
A Whole Week of Pleasure and Profit
$110,000 OFF F.I IF. I) IX PHK.MIIMS.
On Agricultural, Livestock, Poultry, Textile and Other
Exhibits.
I
Horse Race, Shooting Tournament, Fireworks,
Band Conceits, Eugenics Exposition, Children's Play
ground and other Free Attractions, including Boyd and
Ogle's One Ring Circus. lYee Camp Grounds. You are
invited.
Send for Premium List and Entry Blanks. Reduced rates
on all railroad. For Particulars address
FRANK MF.RKHITH, Secretary, Salem, Oregon.
HARLEY-DAVIDSON
MOTORCYCLES
A. R. CASS
Agent for Josephine County
"
CONCATENATED ORDER
F IIOO IIOOS Ml
FT. !
! borlain's Colic, Cholera and Diar
rhoea Remedy. After taking one
(lose of it I was cured. It also cured
others that I gave It ot," writes M.
K. Gebhart. Oriole, Pn. That is not
at all unusual. An ordinary a'ta' k
of diarrhoea an almost invariable
I bo cured by' one or two doses of this
remedy. For Pa'o by ! dealers.
Till! EE KILLED WH EX
EARTH PIT CAYI S.
East Liverpool. O, S(pt. 9. Five
men we-e evnml.od in n pit hrro
todav 'vpon the- car'
losed
abo'it ht
three of hf"i wrro killed, pert
Kerr and Georcn Mann were rescued.
Both were badly Injured. The oth
er three hnve rw born found.
pA Htminjlen Cukj
kaj a it
the shells, smoke and gases in
the way of your aim? That's the ques
tion that started us worlcine on the Rem
LABOR ( OXVEXTIOX AT UTICA.
I'tiea, X. Y., Sept. 9. Only those
w ho could show union labor labels on
thirteen articles of clothing were ad
mitted to the Sttae Workmen's Fed
eration of Labor which opened here
today. The necessary credentials
were: Hatters' label on hat, cap
makers' label on cap or cloth hat.
textile workers' label on linen and
neckwear, garment workers' label on
collars, vest, coat, trousers and shirt;
American Federation of Labor's la
bel on suspenders and neckwear.
FIITI1EX PERSOXS INJURED
IX OHIO TRAIN' WRECK.
Indianapolis, Sept. 9. Fifteen
persons were injured in a train
wreck on the Pennsylvania railroad,
near Wylie, Ohio, at noon today, ac
cording to dispatches to the Penn
sylvania offices here. The all-steel
cars, it was stated, saved many lives.
HlSIXEfcS POINTERS.
Dr. Flanagan,
Physician and Surgeon.
J. B. Peterson, Pioneer insurance
Man.
Rcxall Remedies at Clemens, sells
driiL's.
Alfred Letcher, Registered Opto
metrist and .Vweler, In Dixon's old
stand. Front St. Eyes testd free.
J. H. Xe'hbor went to
Tuesday for a few days.
Medford
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OREGON and WASHINGTON
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VIIUro, jrlvlng dcscrip'.lve ikotch of
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