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HIGH OFFICERS OF TIL !,
WESTERN USl0N 7

MIR. and Mrs, \, MAY aDJ n 81
ter OF san Francisco ,5!,,r a!s = :, d !
Mr.. AIav is n nigh oiIlI.,,,srr oiIlcIa, 81
crn Union Telegraph com e T,,nl,sics I
fornia ana was formerly H
salt Lake office. n yss ~
Mis-. MAY has been NJ ~ 90 ., y, I
she attended the dea''iId I,sd il eEl
Ben Stolnman. VINO o.n,,s Siys dys
November 10. OF BrlsI' holy 3 ~
Nav accompanied the ,GsSs,t,f1s, G"IS
f n Is now al Eyaus's uaqI1l'o iTIIl y II
iisbmemt. The funeral VIZ HTgSurs;it I
The Evans rooms thiS. I'm X ~
noon. noe The services .ss N.nal wlp Btsa
the auspices i Of T., tue IN = he he I,ss
and burial VIII pe !" A
terry. ,oe well kaef'
snmr years ago, pss .ersil
= S Dd rnreka. He lcaye5s lca5.,o,
,r,l r,hn i've in San Ffancls.l
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a private safe may be rented in the
IRE and burglarproof vaults of the
Salt Lake Security and Trust company,
30 up Main street, $500 per year.
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SOCIETY VAUDEVILLE
Benefit Free Kinder7;rn

At Whitney hall, corner Of / rrs
md avenue, Friday, NoYt=.s
Tickets Sl,00. On sale at Sz-
Drug Store.
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PNEUMONIA CLAIMS
TRAVELLING SALESMAN

W, L. Gray. who resided nj lGe West
Ihird North street, died at ST. Mark >
hospital Wednesday, morning. alt.r = sbnrt
illness, from pneumonia
Gray, VINO leaves a widow. was ro~tv-
SIN Years of age. and prominent member
NJ the ltlks and Eagles lodges OF Salt Lake
City. He was Il travelling saIcsplnn FOR
the Dearborn Chemical company OF Chi
cago
Arrangements FOR tine funeral will be
announced soon
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FREED BY JURY;
IS REARRESTEO
John KOthiaftis Must Stand
Trial Now Oh Charge of
MurderOus Assault.
| Is ACQUITTED OF
FIRST-DEGREE MURDER
But RearreSted Oh Minor
Charge Within Two Minutes
Afterwards.

Liberated by a jury Of twelve men
on the charge of murder in the first
degree, only TO he rearrested two min.
utos aftcrward upon the charge of as.
sault with intent TO commit murder,
is the experience OF John kothiaftis,
A Greek who has been on trial in Judge
Lewis division of the district court
for the past two weeks for the murder
OF Peter Gctis at Bingham on Dccem-
bcr 90 last.
The final arguments in the case were
concluded about ! clock Wednesday
aftcrnoou, and the case was submitted
TO the Jury at l:30 o clock. For four
hours the jury dcliberatcd before an
agreement was reached. Judge Lewis
was at once notified when verdict
was agreed upon and the attorneys i'll
the case were called into court, kOth'
iaftis was waiting in tho courtroom IN
charge of Deputy Sheriff Andrew Smith
10 hear his fate.
Assistant District Attorney Il. o..
Lcathcrwood. representing The state;
and Attorneys Samuel y. King and
RuSsCl G.. SchuldCr. for the defense,
were present when thr jury returned
into court After the jurors had re.
sumed their Seats in the Jury box their
verdict was handed 10 Judge Lewis,
Deputy County Clerk Harry i. Evans,
who then read it aloud TO the jurors.
The verdict of mot guilty was no
surprise TO those who had followed the
case closely. as 1t was generally cS'
pectCd that Kothiaftis would bc nc.
quilted.
Immediately Reawcsted.
Kotbiaftis' freedom was of short du.
ration however, for as soon as he was
ordered discharged by Judge Lewis he
WAS Immediately rcarrcsied upon The
charge Of assault with intent 10 com
nit murder and was taken back 70 his
cell in The county Jail TO await ths
action Of the courts on the new
charge.
The new complaint against kothiaf-
It's grew out Of trouble be had with
Peter Gciis. the man he shot on Dc
c"mbcr 10 last at Bingham. II Is
charged that Kothiaftis fred several
shots ut Gctis on that occasion with
intent 10 murder him. The shots went
wild and no harm resulted from them,
and the matter was kept quiet by tho
Crock colony at Bingham, consequently
Kotbiaftis was not molcstcd for that
olionsc
After that Kotbiaftis had trouble
with Gclis and finally left Bingham and
went 10 Garfield to work He returned
late at night, December -, and went
ia the cabin Of his cousin who was liV-
ing with Gctis, after his clothing. He
arrived there carly in thc morning of
December 23; and, in his defense,
claimed that Getis vas at the coglshcd,
10 The rear of the house. and that whom
he saw EoihiaftiS ho al once opened
FIRE upon him. whereupon Knihiaflis
returned the fire and killed bis assail-
ant kothiaftis WAS shot three times
by Gets in thc fight and was in the
hospital for two months.
ccssfuI in his Gght for liberty on tho
new charge against him as he was in
the murder trial remains TO he seen.
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Government Positions.

Young men and women TO qualify for
postotficc clerks. Examination No
vember II. Cali st 333 Atlas block.
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Removal sale :,

Big reductions VIII y move
{ srd%ss aos4s dDsffS D5ffSS'eif ef present 5,s s''
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Now SeSr'rl g. als So. "
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1909-02-19
ALL DISTRESS FROM
STOMACH VANISHES
Indigestion and Dyspepsia Misery
ends Five Minutes Later.

Take your sour stomach-or
maybe you call 1t indigestion, Dys-
pepsia, Gastritis or Catarrh OF
| Stomach; 1t doesn't matter-take
your stomach trouble right with you
to your pharmacist and ask him to
open a 50-cent case of Pape's Dia-
pepsin and let you eat one 22-grain
Triangule and see If within five min
utes there is left any trace of your
stomach misery.
The correct name for your trouble
is Food Fermentation-food sour
ing; the Digestive organs become
weak, there is lack Of gastric juice;
your food Is only half digested, and
you become affected with loss OF
appetite, pressure and fullness after
eating, vomiting, nausea, heartburn,
gripping in bowels, tenderness In the
pit of stomach, bad taste in mouth,
constipation, pain in limbs, sleep
lessness, belching of gas, bilious
ness, sick headache, nervousness,
dizziness and many other similar
SymplOll5'
II your appetite is tickle and
nothing tempts you, or you belch
gas or If you feel bloated after eat
ing, or your food lies like lump OF
lead on your stomach, you can make
up your mind that at the bottom OF
all this there is but one cause
fermentation of undigested food.
Prove to yourself, after your
next meal, that your stomach is as
good as any; that there is nothing
really wrong Stop this fermenta-
tion and begin eating what you
want without fear of discomfort or
misery.
Almost instant relief is waiting
for you. 1t is merely matter Of
how soon you take little Diapep-
sin
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1909-02-19

The medical temperance meeting
Of the w. G. T. U., held last Friday,
was an interesting as we'll as an in
structive session. After the usual
business the union was addressed
by DR.. Cora Lemon on "The Effects
OF Alcohol on the Human System. "
We had hoped to publish the ad-
dress in part for 1t voiced the senti-
ments we have long proclaimed, that
at no time or place Is II absolutely
necessary to administer alcohol.
The l.. T. L., under the efficient
superintendency Of Mrs. Calvert,
held bright meeting and planned
program for the next session,
which will be held February 10, the
occasion being It's anniversary.
February 19 is Frances Willard
Thank-offering day, under the man
agement Of Mrs. Rannie. Let every
member OF the union be present and
bring an offering for the Frances
Willard Memorial Fund, which IS
especially used to further the work
for which our beloved leader gave
her life.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1909-02-19
MISSOURI FLAT.

Well, well, at last those people OF
Missouri Flat have obtained admis-
sion to the realm Of telephone users.
Vernon and Ardell Bailey made a
trip to the Pass one day last week.
Eugene Carris has been spending
day or two in Grants Pass, so we
understand. Guess he has been hav-
ing the toothache some more.
]. F. Cook and G, w. Meek made
a flying trip to Grants Pass one day
this week.
Mrs. Josie Messenger OF New
Hope, was visiting friends and par
ents In this locality last Sunday.
Several of the young folks of the
Flat attended the basket socia.
which was held at the Murphy
school house last Saturday Evening
Willis FORTS is now being en-
ployed by Clinton Cook of Upper
Missouri Flat. Mr.. Cook has con-
tracted the building of large barn
for c. w. ReAlord.
G. W. Meek has lately been en-
gagged In installing telephone poles
for some of the people who are inter-
ested in the new line from Provolt
central to Missouri Flat, and several
OF the most influential citizens
thereof.
Chas. Slagle has Just returned
from the Blue Ledge mine on the
headwaters of the Applegate river.
Mr.. Slagle reports the snow nearly
seven feet deep at the mine.
]. w. York made a business trip
TO Grants Pass last Friday, return
ing home Saturday with a plentiful
supply OF telephones. II looks as
.hough the whole country is going to
20 connected up.
John Meek, Jess York and Joe
York OF this place "hiked" to the
leadwaters Of Murphy Creek a few
lays ago In search OF a monster cou-
gar, which It is reported has been
-oaming the dark canyons OF this
'usged mountain stream for several
lays past.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1909-02-19
Some Silly Legislators.

The Nevada legislature must be
made up Of back numbers. They re-
Gently passed resolutions viewing
with alarm the encroachments Of the
Federal government" This was in
regard to the japanese coming to
this country. Nevada evidently de-
MES the right of the general govern
ment to make treaties with foreign
countries. South Carolina also view
ed with alarm the election Of Abra-
ham Lincoln and seseded from the
Union. But Lincoln and Grant
taught South Carolina and a lot Of
other states to spell Nation with
big N.
True, 1t cost a million lives and
billions of money, but 1t was settled
forever. The Nevada legislature
might do we'll to remember that trea-
son is odious and should not be in
dulged in at this late day, and GER
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1909-02-19
CATARRH MUST GO
And Hawking, Splitting, Snuh|
Must 90 too.

Hyomei pronounced High-ou|
will give the suffering from cahaV
joyful relief In five minutes.
1t Is such a remarkable cure, n
so positive In It's action, that Dsu|
ray goes SO far as to guarantee III
cure catarrh or money back.
A complete outfit, which coui1
OF a hard rubber pocket inhalsi
bottle Of Hyomei, and a unique dr>
per for filling the inhaler, only NJ
81, and II an extra bottle is AID
wards needed the price is only
cents.
Hyomei Is a healing, antisep1
balsam, taken from the mighty
calyptus trees In the health-glH'
forests Of Australia, where diseas
OF the respiratory tract are d
known.
All the sufferer has to do Is 10 !
hale the antiseptic air Of Hycn
over the infiamed parts where U
germs are entrenched. three or 10
times a day.
1t cures coughs, colds, asthrn
hay fever and Group without sso'
ach dosing.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1909-02-19

expenses can be met. D,
year the reconstruction ~
arrived and the holders I,
curities realize that tba
profits of preceding years
profits at all, but should =
spent on maintenance Of Ivy
for reconstruction. Besides \
preciaion fund has been fo,.'
one of three things is bouns
pen. The property goes 70 !, Y
holders, or preferred stool
sued, or a receiver is .,..'
Within ten years every cen, !. {
by local capitalists has been !
the plant has either been ~
or enough new capital has /. /
vested to double the origins,
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1909-02-19
No Scale on Jump.ot,.

Contrary to the predIct,'..
many who have made the ,..-
that l would find scale on
orchard in the county, | ba,.
far found no less than rs o...l
with no scale, and last vas,
spected the largest tract 81
yet with practically no badlv
trees. Twenty out of 2s o,s]
in this part of the Jum0.,,|
region are clear of this NJ,
though affected to some extern !
woody aphis and anthracnose !
latter trouble can not he NJ
much now until another fsn]
the woody aphis should be tro,,l
follows: n
Dig away all dirt, sprouts
stubs from around base of trs.
burn them. Leave the hole one,
til June, meanwhile paint all \
Of aphis with kerosene oil. bnt \
risk spraying with 1t. II
through the top of the tree,
kerosene emulsion.
H. G. BATEHlv
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1909-02-19
a Common Cold

We claim that II csehiar cold coax :.
Nolted ssme Of the np, isnsessss an,
htsi diseases would never be heard .i
eoid onsn forms a culture bed for germs .
infectious diseases Consumption. pp,-
ncniA diphtheriS and scarlet teres, S.ar
The most dangerous asd fatal aisensss Ar. !.
mi, class The culture bSd formed !, u
Sold iaycn the development Of the germs !,
snes" disease, that weula not otherv Is. An
Iode cent There ia little danger bovevs
ol any OF these diseases being con,r.c,.
when good expectoran, cough ps,Iic".
IKE ChSmberlsin's Cough Remedy i no,
i cleans out these suture beds ih,t foe,
the development Of ihe aerms Of tbess Il;
ea'es' That is why this remedy has prov,
70 universally successful in preventing m,
monN II not onlyruNs your cold quick
pu' mlnlmlies the riss Of contracting tie.
dangerous diseases For salchv NJ. Glen. e.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1909-02-19
Clippings.

Under date Of Dec. II, from Hood
River, "A Citizen for the Right"
says: "The drug store on the
heights Of this place was caught
selling liquor again without a
license. 1t is indeed surprising how
some Of our best appearing citizens
object to having the drug stores
fined for selling liquor the same as a
saloon would in town not supposed
to be dry. OF course, there are quite
a lot OF good citizens who stand by
our marshal and are willing to help
enforce the law"
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1909-02-19
The TOLEDO HOME
TELEPHONE COMPANY
Continued from page ID

ont of the people in telephone rem
tails to pay all fixed charges ana
ner cent. on all the stock, they have
Transformed $2,5OO,O0O of wind and
water into good hard American dol
lars And that's what the increase
,n dividends of the Home Telephone
Company means now.
That increase means something
oven more important than that II
the home Telephone Company can
nav interest on s2,5OO.OO0 of bonds,
some part of which must be water,
for thev were sold below par, ana
then pay per cent. interest on
s2,500,0 900 of stock, every dollar OF
which is absolute water and doesn't
represent a single penny of invest
ment that company can afford to
sell telephone service at the rates 1t
fixed itself when IL asked LOT Inc
valuable franchise under which 1t is
now operating. We explain this
dividend so the people may better
understand how the public service
corporations are run, and as an ad-
ditional chapter IN the great educa-
tional volume now running in the
daily newspapers on how millionaires
are made. If you get a franchise
free, water your stock and make the
people stand for rates high enough
to make the millions Of water good
you can ride around in big automo-
biles.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1909-02-19
News From Merlin


|
Mr. s. A. Reynolds OF Portland
Oregon. proprietor Of the tract o,
land Just east of town known al
Merlin acres" came down the earl,
part OF the week to look after hi.
interests here. After seeing the
large amount Of improvement that IL
going on all around him, he decided
that he would withdraw his tracts
from the market at the present
prices and plant them to fruit and
thus reap n greater profit later on
He VIII bring out an experienced
man from the East to take charge OF
the setting out OF the trees. Chas
E. Short is the local agent for these
tracts and his ideas will be followed
as to the varieties, except where
prospective buyers want to have
them arranged to suit their taste.
II G. Bradbury created consid
cradle excitement on our streets last
Monday morning by exhibiting 20
ounces OF gold nuggets which he
took out OF a pocket at the head OF
Panther Gulch, in the Pickett Creek
district, Just across the river from
Merlin. This district is a famous
pocket" region, having furnished
many n miner with u grubstake in
years past, but this is the largest
hnd that has been recorded for some
time.
w, II, Burgardt, a mining man OF
Salem, who Is now devoting his time
to financing the Orlole mine at
Galice, arrived in Merlin Tuesday
morning and held a conference with
Cory Mattison, who came out on the
stage. II was given out that the
oriole would be Immediately pat on
producing basis upon the compile
tion OF the road to the mine, which
VIII require only short time. This
Ia probably the richest property in
all Southern Oregon, having paid
for all Its development work from
ore shipped to Tacoma with a freight
expense OF over $50 per ton. A car.
load OF ore is now In the warehouse
here and will be shipped In a few
days.
The Sugar Pine mine at Gallce ia
sending out some very rich ore for
shipment to the Tacoma smelter. II
Is said to assay from 5000 to $1,000 |
per ton, This is the kind of ore we |
are sending out all the time, and II |
VIII not be long until capital viii |
discover that It has long neglected |
this most promising field.
Coe a Co, commenced moving IN
their stock OF goods Monday morn. |
Ing, and on Tuesday received a con.
slgnment from their Grants Pass
branch, and viii soon be In shane
TO do business.
From reports Il would seem that
the United Copper-Gold Mining
Company would soou commence de.
yelopment work on u largcr scal,
o. A. Thomas, the manager. who Is
at Salem, sends word that ho has
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1909-02-19

a
made several substantial sales o
stock, and has sent down the none,
to show for 1t. This company ha
several claims near where &. C
Bradbury found his rich pocket,
and has every indication that 1t will
become a sure dividend payer.
D. l.. Smith, a mining man oi
! Galice. has purchased the new rot
tage being erected by A. L. Edger
ton and will move into II in about ,
week. He will spend most OF his
time here, looking after the freight
Ing and warehouse of Barlow Bros
Again the high water in Rogue
River has made 1t impossible to get
the mall to Galice and several parties
are delayed here waiting for the
water to go down. Surely Galice is
OF enough Importance to merit a
bridge across the river, and 1t is
hoped that one will be built during
the coming summer.
VIM. Richards, who was recently
burned out, has purchased the stock
OF the Merlin Mercantile Co. and
VIII soon have 1t in his new build
ing, where he will be prepared 10
cater to the wants Of his old friends
iar better than he was before the
hre, and they will surely remember
him when needing anything he has
In stock.
That the devil will find something
ior IDLE hands to do, has been dem
onstrated once more in Merlin. Sun
day evening the store of D. w
Mitchell was entered and a check for
|2S was stolen and afterwards cash.
ed IN at a Grants Pass booze Joint
On Monday Sheriff Russell took nm
'he trail and on Tuesday had two OF
our idle gentry In the county iar
Il is thought that there are others
VINO are implicated II not in this
'ct' In many OF the petty stealings
d the past. and It is hoped that II
.ney are not caught In the present
Investigation that II will at least he
lesson to them. One of the parties
arrested Is but a mere boy who has
'een made a tool OF by the crimina,
'iement for several years, while the
'ther is the father OF a family. bpt
las spent nearly all his time losang
'round the saloons and drinking
Since the sale OF llouors
vas prohibited In Merlin, he has
made regular trips to the county
eat Tor liquor hiring a livery team
win the money that should have
zone to his family II don't nav
'ols--this loahng around whom
mere Is SO much work 10 be do,a
low much better It would have
.een Tor these two II they had been
ut''ns In their idle time clearing
10 scme OF the land In this yl,lnI,y
nd setting out fruit trees. Go to
.orN' pay up your debts, buy you n
ieee OF land, build you a home
hen you are a man.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1909-02-19
WHEN ALL THE WORM
YOUNG.

(By Charles Kingsley
When all the world Is young. M
And all the trees are green,
And every goose a swan, lad.
And every lass a queen,
Then hey for boot and horse, lad
And round the world away!
Young blood must have It's CO,
lad,
And every dog his day.
When all the world Is old, lad.
And all the trees are brown,
And all the sports are stale, lal
And all the wheels run down
Creep home and take your
there,
The spent and manned anon
God grant you find one face tn,
You loved when all was yoanI
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1909-02-19

tainly not in a country that leads tne
world in the arts of peace, and is the
happy home of SO,OOO,OOO of people
who are proud to call themselves
Americans. d,
The state of Nevada was admitted
in 1854 and at one time had a pop
ulation of $1,000, but it has been
so badly managed that this mas
fallen off to less than 49,OOO, the
main portion being mostly poll
ticlans, largely foreign born. They
have been reducing the population
with a view to having an office Tor
everybody, either city, county or
state.
Page rabbit-proof fence is no ex-
pertinent. Ask Franklin, at Coron-
Booth Hardware Co. 2-ls-ti
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1909-02-19

Medford has saloons and her total
tax levy is 21h mills. VIII the
liuuor men explain why this tax is
necessary under the license system?
Thus 1t ever Is! Whiskey at the
bottom of violated laws, men OF
heroic lives are sent to prison
through its influence. More un-
speakable and violent deaths are
caused by its use and taxes are
higher because Of its presence. Of
ficials are corrupted and brave men
are made towards in the presence OF
this mighty tyrant, King Alcohol
Press Cor.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1909-02-19

Los Angeles, Cal, Jan. 11.-John
Elliron, who was decorated with the
Victoria medal for saving 150 lives
from wrecked steamer off the
western coast Of Australia, is In jail
here on a charge OF larceny. He at
tributes his downfall to whiskey.