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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-04-05
= v Amerik kai cudno tolma-

" Amerik kaj cudno tolma-
cijo delavskem in socialisticnem
gibanju besedo "sodrug".
Takim ljudem pravijo sodrug,
ki MISC.
Kapitalistom ocitamo, da so VIA
dozeljni in nepravicni. V Ameri-
ki pa nazivljejo ljudi besedo So
drug, ki imajo popolnoma kapita-
listicne lastnosti.
Oglejmo 81 najprvo delavske to-
variSe! Marsikteri, XII prileze do
priganjaca najnizje vrste, pokaze
takoj popolni nagoti vladozelj-
most. Zopet drugi tiranizirajo svo-
je zene in deco. Nekateri pa cd
veselja poblaznijo, ako jim delo-
dajalec dovoli milostno, da smejo
delati po delopustu, dasiravno
delom po delopustu drugim svo-
Jim tovariSem - delavcem krade-
jo kruh cd ust.
Drugim zopet blede noe in dan
po mozganih, kako bi obogateli
nitro. Svoje mOzgane trudijo ne
cednimi na6rti. Pripravljeni so o.
slepariti vsakega: posameznika,
druStvo ali pa drzavo.
Nadalje imenujejo V Ameriki
tudi take ljudi sodruge, XII MISC
mic druzega kot Spisarski malone
Scani. Med temi je bill marsikateri
sodrug, dokler je bill Sc onkraj We
like luze in delal "a dve kronice
ma dan.
Mi priznamo odprto, da clovek
kapitalisti6ni druzbi pogosto-
krat ne more delati tako, kot bi
zelel. Ali clovek, Ge re ne more
ziveti po svojih na6elih, mora po-
kazati vsaj dobro voljo. In tie do
bre wolfe splosnem ne najdemo.
Tudi zahrbtno obrekovanje in
intrige so kapitalistiGne lastnosti.
Mi priporoGamo, da bi organizi-
rani sodrugi well ma znanje, da
bi ne smatrali vsakega takoj So
sdrugom, Xxi je pripravljen plaza
ii % centov ma mesec in vpisati
Sc socialisticni klub.
Sodrugi, bodite previdni pred
no nazivljete koga z besedo So
drug.
Sodrug je lahko vsakdo, pa ne
vas.
" Amerild nam Sc nekaj
manjka. Do sedaj nimamo Sc ce-
sarskega ali kraljevega dvora ker
zivimo v republiki.
Porocila, katera poSiljajo Spe-
cielni casnikarski porocevalci o
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-04-05

-Stiristo viSjih milijonarskih
lenuhov V New Yorku je izumilo
novo blazno zabavo, Xxi prica, da
so tie vrste ljudje re popolnoma
bolni ma mozganih. Zabavo so kr-
still "Chantecler Ball" (ples pc
telinov). Plesno dvorano so spre-
menili velik kurnik, katerem
so plesale z dijamanti okraSene
goske in gimpelji V fraku in kla-
ku.
Da bi socialist ne kritizirali tie
veselice, so pa cisti dobicek name
Mill zavodu "a slepce.
HIM, hm. Kedar bogatini daru-
jejo kaj "a dobrodelne namene,
je treba. da Sc nasemijo kot OPT
ce, da potem plesejo, zro sampanj-
ca in lukulska jedila.
In "a tako blazirano sodrgo mo-
rajo delati delavci in vagati svoje
zivljenje.
Ali je to bozja voljaP
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-04-05

jajo druga manjSa mesta ma vrsto.
V Ameriki so zabredli re skoraj
tako dalec, da je pri oddaji del
"a mesta odlocilna lie podkupnina.
Svindel in lopovstvo sta postala
domaca, navadna COSTA Ameri-
ki in sploh V ameriskih mestih.
Cas- je pa re tudi, da Sc ameri-
sko ljudstvo probudi in otrese te
vrste pijavk.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-04-05

" Amerih nam Sc nekaj
manjka. Do sedaj nimamo Sc ce-
sarskega ali kraljevega dvora ker
zivimo v republiki.
Porocila, katera poSiljajo Spe-
cielni casnikarski porocevalci o
Rooseveltu IL Egipta pa dokazuje-
io, da so ameriSki kapitalisticni
casnikarji prave lakajske duse,
katerim Sc lahko vroci spricevalo
vsposobnOsti "a "Stifelpucarje"
ma evropejsllih dvOrih.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-04-05
: Stara in pribita resnica j,

- Stara in pribita resnica je,
da so ma Petroyem stolu V Rimu
sedeli zeniji, katerim Sc ne more
odrekati zenialnosti, ako je bilo
treba delati dolgove.
"Museo del Resorgimento v Ri
mu je obogatel svojo zbirko ro-
kopisom papeza Pija devetega, V
katerem papez naro6a prelatu V
Parizu, da najame pri Zidu Roth
schildu vecje posojilo.
"Naj ne igra ulogo skopuha',
pise PHI o Rothschildu. "ker tudi
sedaj ne bo mic zgubil, kot nj zgu-
bill V drlzih slucaiih." " Nadalie
izreka papez. da dolnica sv. Petra
ne bodo potopili tudi najsilneiSi
viharii.
Rimski papezi so bill re tudi
preje veckrat Z Rothschildi V tr-
govski zvezi. Papez Gregor Sesti
je najel pri Rothschildu posojilo,
cd katerega je placal 10 odstot-
kov obresti. V obrambo Rothschil-
da so "sveti" mozje povdarjali,
da Zidu nj treba verjeti, da bo
cerkev veGna. PHI deveti je najel
pri Rothschildu posojilo leta 1850
1876 in 1863. Zadniega posojila,
"a katerega je prosil omenje-
mem rokopisu pa nj dobil. In to je
sreGa "a Italijo, ker je zdruzena
Italia po propadu papezeve dr.
zave, prevzela vse dolgove "a isto.
I'll zgodovinski dogodki pa tudi
pr;cajo, da so papezi najeli poso-
jilo pri krivovercih, Ge Sc je slo
"a ohranitev njih moci. Sal so po-
sojilo morali vraGati tisti, XII so
verjeli. da pojdejo po smrti gar
Xxi V nebesa.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-04-05

- Avstrijski konzul ie prisel
minoli teden Bethlehem, Pa. kier
je odlocno zahteval, kaj Sc ie zvr-
silo S konstablerjem - kozakom
Moughanom, Xxi je umoril avstro-
ogrskega podanika Jozeta Sam.
ba.
Skrajni cas- ie, da Sc avstrijski
konzuli brigajo "a avstroogrske
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-04-05

- Ne vemo, kedaj bo America
ne srecala pamet in bodo spozna-
Ii. da kapitalisticni zistem ne mo-
re roditi druzega kot korupcijo
V mestnih zastopih.
Skandal "a Skandalom prihaja
V javnost. San Francisco. Chica-
go. Pittsburg ia MIN pa priha-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-04-05

p A ZITE!
ma stevilko " okiepaiu-
vi SO nahaia poles va
sega nasiovs. prileplje-
Mega spodai ali
ma ovitku. Ako 1857
10 stevilka
tedai van Q prihodnjo
stevilko nasega lista po-
teco narocnina. Prosi-
mo ponovite 10 takoj.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-04-05

This paper 10 devoted
to the interests of tho
working class Work
ere are entitled to all
what tn ey produce
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-04-05

podanike. Do sedaj so ameriski
kozaki pobijali inozemske delav-
ce, ce SO bill ma strajku, ,kot me-
sarji zivinO klavnici.
Konzul nj storil mic druzega kot
svojo dolznost. \ mi zelimo, da
ne bo ostalo lie pri poizvedovan-
ju, marveG da morilec prejme "a
sluzeno kazen.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-04-05

Jugozapad (kansas, Arkan-
sas, Missouri in Okla. $4,000
Colorado 5000
Zapadni Kentucky 5000
Skupai 100000
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-11-04
HUGO'S FINE SOIL.

Some Of the leading owners OF
property at Hugo got together re-
Icently and discussed the conditions
Of soil in their neighborhood and
the crops best adapted to them II
was finally decided TO secure the
services of Professor 0'Gara, the
United States soil expert. and get his
opinions on this important subject,
so as 10 enable them to commence
right. Professor 0'Gara made the
examination and gave his report, in
which he says that apples, pears,
peaches, cherries and grapes will
grow to perfection in that locality
and that all OF them would be profit
able crops. These owners were; W,
solomon. D. c. Abrams, Robert Ran
>dolph. VIM Mckenzie S Sehorn,
John Peterson, John r, Beegle, S. S.
Beveridge, Or. F. f. Holgate, H. E.
Martin, ]. NJ. Hall, Robert Crockett,
Thomas H. Ahern, D. H. Heller.
The action Of the Hugo land own
ers is an object lesson for the many
who are clearing and planting lands
in this county.
The Hugo neighborhood has made
rapid progress during the past two
years and many new settlers have
bought land in that part of the coun-
ty. Some of these new men are from
Alaska, others from Mexico, and still
others from Arizona. They all mean
business and also mean TO make
Hugo a shipping point of import
ance at no distant day The land
sales in that section were made by
f. T. McKinstry, one of Grants Pass
leading and most successful real es-
tate men. The boys up there loving
ly call him the Father of Hugo.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-11-04
PAGE SIX
MURPHY

The Hannum-Glmore hunting
party returned from a two-weeks'
trip to Grave creek Sunday They
succeeded in bagging II deer
A drove Of cattle belonging to Mr..
Kohlhagen passed through Murphy
Monday on their way to their winter
ing grounds on Upper Applegate.
Chas. Pippy, of Portland is visit
Ing his brother, Thos Pippy.
Our school is progressing nicely
under the management Of Miss Will
son. She now has 30 pupils, and
some more will attend later on
Dell Osborn and Dave Hayes went
to Medford Sunday to hear the Debs'
speech. They expressed themselves
as being well paid for their trouble.
Adolph Maier, Of Grants Pass, paid
business visit to Murphy and Mis-,
souri, Flat Tuesday and Wednesday.
Several young men Of New Hope
and Murphy met at the home Of Mrs
Messenger, of New Hope, last Fri
day and spent the day chopplng wood
for her.
Willard Gilmore went to Missouri
Flat Monday to do some logging for
the Guthrie saw mill at that place.
Last Sunday a party Of the Muir
ply young men went up to the
Heyer homestead and spent the day
working on Mrs Heyess new house,
They intend to 80 again next Sunday
and would appreciate any help from
other neighbors.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-11-04
ROGUE APPLES SELECTED

William McMurray, general pass
enger agent of the Hartman lines
in Oregon, knows where the good
apples grow. me railroad company
is getting together a carload of the
finest apples grown in all parts OF
the state for exhibition purposes at
the land show in Chicago,
When the car was ready for ship
ment it was found that five boxes
were lacking to fill it, 1t was i'm
perative that the very finest apples
in Oregon be secured to complete
the car, as it contained the choicest
Of all the districts.
So Monday McMurray telegraphed
Manager Esmann of the Rogue
River Valley Fruit and Produce as
sociation to send him by express the
five best boxes of Spitzenbergs he
had. Five boxes from the T. ]. Hull
orchard were selected. Experts who
have seen these apples say that they
will be mighty hard to beat for col
or, uniformity, shape and size.
That the railroad officials. who
are anxious to make the best pos
sible showing for apples, should Sc
lect Grants Pass as the point from
which to complete the perfectness
of this car Of specially selected ap-
pies, as against all the other apple
growing districts in the state, which
has achieved a reputation of grow
ing the finest apples on earth, is GER
tainly a compliment to this city and
district.
The apples were dispatched by ex-
press last evening.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-11-04
FOR BALD HEADS.
A Treatment That Costs Nothino IL /,
Fails

a Treatment That Costs Nothing IL II
Fails,
We want you to try three large bot.
Ties of ReSlu "95" Hair Tonic ON opr
personal guarantee that the trial will
nor cost yon a penny II It does not give
you absolute satisfaction. That's proof
OF our faith In this remedy. and II
should ndi>pu0bly demonstrate tho,
we Know what wp are talking about
When we say that Rcxal 'a3" Hair
Ionir Will grow hair on bald heods
except where badness has been NJ
iueh long duration that the roots Of
the hair are entirely deud. the folllcles
'IoNed and grown over. and the scaln
is glazed.
Remember, we are baslng our s,n,e
mcntS upon what has already beon
accomplished 10y the use Of Royal
'N3 Hair Tonic. and we have m,
right to assume that what It has dnne
for thousands Of others It will do far
you In any event you cannot lose
anything by giving It a trial ON our
liberal guarantee Two sizes 50c and
SlOO, Remember, you can obtain Rey.
all Remedies In this community onlv
at our store - The Rexall store
Clemens.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-11-04
SNEAK THIEVES BUSY.

As the result of several recent
sneaktns burglaries, the Grants Pass
police are waging war of riddapce
angains the travelling public genus
hobo All suspicious characters who
light In this city are asked to show
that they have business here n
they can not satisfy the officers along
that line they are asked to move on
Recently the houses Of Albert
Veatch and Mr.. Harmon have been
entered and money and clothes TAX.
EN-, Mr.. Veatch lost about fifty dol.
lars. Mr. Veatch is treasurer Of the
Presbyterian church and the money
belonged to that organization Mr.
Harmon lost about thirty dollars in
cash and a quantity Of clothes
Last night the police arrested soy.
eral yagrauts and searched them. bpt
they were released
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-11-04
CANDY ON BAD ROADS.

Grants Pass. Ore, Oct 2S, 1910
To the Editor OF The Rogue River
Courier.
l desire to call the attention of the
readers of The Courier to a dis
graceful section of county road and
the direct refusal of Judge Jewell to
put the road in order, although it is
a rural mail route. The road is on
ly about half a mile long and con-
meets the Hill road with the River
road about four and half miles west
OF Grants Pass and is the only way
lof reaching the Lee school house.
For months at time during the
winte" this road is absolutely i'm
passable on account Of the water
standing in it. Last winter the
school had to be closed for two weeks
and the mail route abandoned on ac-
count of the condition of this road.
This season at least one family has
moved to Grants Pass so as to send
their children to school, as they are
not willing to attempt to drive
through water which came into the
carriage, as 1t did last year.
The county judge has been ap-
pealed to time after time to fix this
road and has promised for the past
two years that the necessary repairs
would be made, but the matter has
ended there Last winter his excuse
was that 1t was too wet to fix It and
last summer that 1t was too dry to do
1t, so It has not been done Judge
Jewell has told me many times that
he has instructed the road super
visor for this district to make the ne
cessary repairs, put in culverts. etc,
and said he had written him and even
called him up on the telephone. Mr..
Lucke says he was asked to make an
NN'i"'"'' va Nht Nolh UtCeSSdTN 10
repair this short piece of road and
SAYS he reported that 1t would cost
about $500, but he has had no in
structions to do the work.
If our present taxes are not suf-
ficient to properly build and repair
our roads, for one would be glad
to pay a sufficient tax so that we
can have good roads
The position Of county Judge
should be filled by some one who
will not stop with promising to re-
pair the roads, but who will DO IT
Yours truly,
W. w rIN.nxy
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-11-04
RATES RAISED

WASHINGTON, Nov. la.
western trunk lines today se-vo.
notice on the Interstate Commer,
commission that reduced freiys,
rates put in effect October 26 wopp
be discontinued after December
The rates were put into effect str
a decision by the supreme court o..
dering them.
The order of the commission cOv.
ering a period of two years exDrs
November 10. All but Is DAYS d
this time has been spent in lltlg,
tion.
The rates effected are the proDO,
tional tariffs between Chicago and
Mississippi river points as applirsbh
on and through Atlantic seabOsh
points.
The shippers probably will taxi
steps to prevent the legal discontIr
anece.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-11-04
SOCIETY WOMEN AID THE
GARMENT WORKERS. STRIKE

CHICAGO, Nov. Scores of So
ciety women injected themselves in
to the strike Of the garment workers
here today by taking up positions as
pickets. Women high in social life
pinned on garment workers ribbons
and marched back and forth in front
of the shops, pleaded with strike
breakers to quite and Join the union
and in general did all that strikers
general do. The presence of some
of these women created a profound
sensation.
Union labor sympathizers passing
in front of the boycotted stores cheer
ed them heartily.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-11-04
SEEKING MINING PROPERTY.

There are more people investigat-
ing the mineral resources with a
view 20 investing in them in south
eru Oregon today than there ever
were before" said DR.. j. F. Reddy,
OF Medford, who was in Grants Pass
recently.
Southern Oregon has suffered a
bad reputation among mining Invest
orS largely due to the fact that here
tofore there has been no real devel-
opment, with a few notable excep-
tions The men who are investigat-
ing the country at this time are
either men of capital or representa-
tives Of capital in large volume. 1t
is the beginning of new era, one
Of development on a large scale. and
which will show that this district is
in reality a great mining district
or will become one soon.
"T am sure that the near future
has something good in store for
Grants Pass in the way of mining.
You have the mineral here, but 1t is
hidden and will take money to de-
velop it. That appears to be in sight
now. It will mean lot not only TO
Grants Pass but to the whole val
ley"
Dr. Reddy is the man that inter-
ested Millionaire Town in the Blue
Ledge mine and has promoted sew
eral other mining deals.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-11-04
LEAVES FORTUNE AND
LEAPS INTO THE SEA


SEATTLE, Nov 1.--"God-by.
boys" shouted John Ammer, a young
Californian, as he jumped over the
side of the steamer Northwestern as
1t was passing through the Bering
sea. News of the suicide was brought
TO Seattle by officers of the ship,
which has just arrived here. Little
attention had been paid to the man
as he carefully piled his watch and a
little sack containing $1,000 in mug
gets on the deck He stood notion
less for a few seconds and then
plunged overheard. He left his valu-
ables on the deck.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-11-04
APPLE SHOW OPENS

VANCOUVER, b. c., Nov. l.
Western Canadas first apple show is
In full swing today, following the
formal opening yesterday by Lieuten-
ant-Governor Patterson Premier
Mcbride, Attorney General Bowser.
w =. Scott deputy minister of agri-
culture for the province, Mayor Tay-
lor and others of provincial note
were among the speakers. There are
100000 apple specimens represent
ed in the show, or about 20 full car
loads. The exhibitors number 2S7.
Premiums to the extent of $4,000
will be given out during the week.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-11-04
KERRY

Mrs. r. r. Seal, who has been Wis
ting the old folks at home, away
back in Michigan for the past three
months, returned to her home here
Sunday and was given the glad hand
:. by many friends who rejoiced to see
her back. And she is ever so glad
to get back to old Oregon, the best
place Of all. BY the way, Mrs. Seals
says that Oregon apples were selling
at 10 cents a piece in Chicago. Mr.
Seal will be along two months later
Being a drummer for a Boston shoe
firm keeps him away longer.
Dave Coulter has been helping Jim
Lewis get in his potato crop the past
week. It was a large crop.
Everybody was down to the cream
cry Sunday to the temperance rally
and had an all-around good time and
a good dinner. Six autos were out
from the Pass.
Ed Tycer, our road supervisor. is
putting a breakwater above the
Sucker creek bridge to protect it
when the high water comes. He will
also gravel quite a bit of road this
fall.
Eaton. Dove, Leighton and Cook
returned Monday from their hunt on
Crescent City mountains. Tales of
wounded bucks and narrow escapes
from ferocious bears are not in evil
dence yet
A brother of Ed Wise is out from
Drain station on a visit He is some
what taller than Ed.
Mrs Wise is back home again and
everybody is calling to see the baby,
which is the only one on Bear creek,
and naturally is very popular. Mrs.
Wise's friend are very glad to have
her back in their midst once again.
Frank Edgar left for Portland and
Thursday for few days on business.
Ray Briggs and Mrs. Hunt were
up Holland way Sunday.
Jeff Winner has been hauling bar
ley to Waldo for the stage company.
Charley Record is running the
blacksmith shop at Waldo.
Jim Howard is living at the Sim
mons mine at present.
f.. r. Blanchard was out last week
interviewing the voters and made
many friends.
Miss Elsie Wells was calling on
Mrs Ed Tycer one day last week.
Mrs Coulter, Mrs, Barrett and
Mrs Griffin paid Mrs Cazad a visit
Monday.
Lots Of land buyers around but no
sales lately People in this country
are in no hurry to let so.
Mrs. McVey Is building new
dwelling house at the creamery
which is getting to be quote busy
place.
Frank Stith went up from Kerby
Sunday to the rally.
Ernest Coulter and Mr.. Garrison
are camped over on Elk creek to
hunt for a few days for the elusive
bucks that inhabit that region.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-11-04
HITCHCOCK MAKES GOOD

WASHINGTON, Nov. Frank H.
Hitchcock, postmaster general and
the engineer of the steam roller"
that nominated Taft, will be fix
ture in the Taft cabinet. The presi-
dent is delighted with the work the
postmaster general has accomplished
and credits him with having great
business acumen. The postal deficit
under Hitchcock has been reduced
1000, 900. Taft intends to ask
for legislation introducing penny
postage for letters.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-11-04
BAlLINGER HAS NO INTENTION

WASHINGTON, Nov THAT
Secretary Ballinger has no intention
Of resigning is believed here as a re.
suit OF his action In reorganiaiug his
office staff with which to carry out
his winters work Ballinger has
made his secretary, Don NJ. Carr. his
chief assistant, vice +, C. rinney.
who has taken a position with the
reclamation service. Ashmun Brown,
son Of pioneer editor on the Pacl.
Tie coast, has been appointed To sue
ceed Carr as secretary.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-11-04

VIII Babcock Is very busy run
ming his grain chopper this fine
weather, but Farmer heard the
geese flying this morning about .
o'clock, so think we can look for rain
before many days
Ora Smith and Freely Sawyer left
this morning for Grants Pass on bust
ness and will bring freight back for
George Elder, of Waldo
Regular services every Sunday
morning at the Althouse NJ. f, church
and all are cordially invited TO at
tend. Rev Cady pastor.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-11-04
PEARY ON DUTY

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-Com-
mander Robert f. Peary, after a
leave of absence of ten years devoted
to polar exploration, was appointed
today as advising engineer in the
department of justice, Peary will
give counsel in naval matters involv-
ing engineering problems. He sue
ceeds to the position formerly held
by Admiral Endicott.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-11-04
INVESTIGATE TELEPHONE co.

SEATTLE. Nov. Members Of
the State Railway commission will
start for California today to secure
certain information from the books
of the Pacific Telephone Telegraphic
company. which will be necessary in
the effort being made to secure equal
ization of telephone rates.