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WORK WANTED.
Male

Male.
BARTENDER - Steady position; German
American city or country reference. J.
CHAUFFEUR. - with private family; refer
ence. city or country: small wages Sund-
strom. rs East l1lth ct care OF LARSON.
CHAUFFEUR.-By Italian American: careful
references. Tony Assant. - Degraw st. Brooklyn.
CHAUFFEUR. COACHMAN cor either): good
references last employer can be seen. Irving.
hlN bth ave.
CHAUFFEUR.-IA Licensed: drive any car: make
repairs: Swedish; well recommended. willing 20
be useful; care horses o. care Odelfs Agency
80 o1h ave
COMPETENT mechanical craftsman original
constructive and inventive Patent Office draw
mas. 9 W. Stauflger. 164 West 65th st.
ENGINEER. reliable. capable and efficient: 20
o. Brien. 446 West 42d st
FIREM STEAMFITTER.-Sev years ex-
perienee; understands engines. dynamos. boil
ers and pumps; also electrical work. Address A.
G.. Box IS. Tribune once.
GENTLEMAN. who speaks and writes spanish
English and French. wishes occupation. mod
crate salary. r l.. y East 18th ST.
HARNESS MAKER-German: experienced:
single man. A. Box % Tribune Office
INTERPRETER; - Young man: .: speaking
good French. Italian and English wishes situa-
ton as interpreter \. J.. 300 West 33d st
MANAGER OF REPAIRS for an estate or
company; thorough mechanic and decorator,
long reference johnson. Box 20 Tribune Up
town once. 1894 Broadway
MECHANIC. superintendent estate. all repairs
steam. plumbing. carpentry. Rasolenc engine,
Dynamo. Storage plant. English: abstainer. trust
worthy. Johnson @6 Momingside ave. Yonkers.
PORTER OF anything in business house: sober
reliahle German American. good worker.
excellent references 4 4sl5 I'd ave. Brook
POULTRY MAN-FIrst class: understands in
cubator. brooder; best reference. Carpenters
Bureau, l54 9Th ave. Tel. 13s3-Chelsea
YOUNG MAN. Is. with knowledge Of stenoeraphy
and typewriting, wishes rosition IN Office a.
assistant and messenger r :. Hannah. So
Lafayette 81.
YOUNG MAN, ~. speaks English. German and
French. writes German shorthand and has
also some knowledge Of the Spanish language:
with chance FOR advancement. J. O., Box ..
Tribune Once
Female.
AN AMERICAN GENTIEWONAN would like
some position requiring Capahility and trust
Worthiness. could assist with housekeeping.
sewing. etc. good reader. would travel. six
wears reference. Address Box 2ss. New Ca
uasn. Conn.
young woman wishes position: is neat refined
and accurate; good references b. Z. F.. Box
-. Tribune Oflce.
COMPANION with lady or children. by a young
French LADY. Of high social standing and SUI
perior education. experienced traveller: refer
enCes required and given. Address By letter
A r.. 81 East 5Oth st.
C0AfPANION Graduate nurse as useful com
panion 70 Christian lady. would travel AG-
dress Graduate, =. o. BOX 100. Hampstead. !. I.
STENOGRAPHER.-Th years experience
tlSl. rapid and capable. with commercial
experience, wishes position where she can
advance herself Hsrriette. Tribune Office.
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-.srlEp MECHANICS LIENS.
ArRII IL

ApRiL Il
,vr ne cor OF BToom' r s., Do1 eds-
asi' ne. al, Apr D. 1910 'ey depos'9
l. .,.-s.. W-eishe-r- Mark CO act
..-H s.. - =, e.. March :. 1910; SAB
sr- .,.r-D-v. For. Hamilton Fire
ssWE 49, Door 80 act ALBERT Jammes
b. fel o,-~p~y. Weishe-g Mark Co agt
saNS5 : iai6. $40.
g. s1 - .er ~atr1r Goldman aEt q
FrDsoH ws-lh + 1910. S22s 80.
ssi- - -esf. strand Construction %
II 81 r.sk e.. a.. OCT 20. l"O' 'osn-
Il s2aS ,s g
rv-Fal rA 5ss,- VS. Z. al ,'1 Jan p. 1910.
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TO whom MAY CONCERN.

/ HEREBY give notice that / shall not be re
sronsihIe for any debts incurred by my wife,
Annie L. Thomass. EDWARD THOMASS.
Anil IN1n
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Southern boulevard.

Southern boulevard.
The approximate amount OF the lien or charge
to satisfy which the above-described property is
TO be sold. is Twelve Thousand Five Hundred
from the Tenth day Of March. 1910 tosetSsr
with costs and allowance amounting 70 Three
with interest from March 21st, 1910. together
with the expenses Of the sale The approximate
amount OF the taxes. assessments and water
rates. or other liens. which are 20 be allowed 20
the purchaser GU, OF the purchase money or
Dated. New York March 29th 1910
SAMUEL sTRAsBoURGER. Referee.
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW YORK
United states Plaintiff. against Henrv Kuntz ef
al. Defendants. Action No. I'm pursuance ~
and entered in ,he above-en,itIed action and
bearing date the 2lst day OF March. 1910 T. the
uaTed viii sell AZ ruhI,c sn IN eaid 'Gdsment
change Salesroom. Nos 14-16 Vesey street in
tho BosSTsh as OF ~ e,o city q New York
on that day. by Daniel Greenwood Auctioneer
sold, aud therein described as follows: % DC
AN that 1 Ser, ang B9t piece -, or parcel OF land
RroSS Of the Sy Of New YORK h In tsa OF the
and state " New York, bounded and described
follows:
section Of Che Northwesterly side Of the south
boulevard With the EAsterly side Of Union
4, enue; running thence Northeasterly along the
Northwesterly side OF the Southern RouievarG
one hundred and eishty-four zee, and ten one
westerly at right angles TO the Nortbwssia-Iv
side Of the Southern Boulevard one hundred feet
more or less. thence SouthWesterIv parallel vim
the Southern boulevard thirty-hve Zee, ara
ninety-niue one-hundredths OF a foot more or
less 10 the EasterIy side q Union Avenue ana
thence Southerly along the Easteriy side o.,
Union Avenue hundred and sevcntv-eixht
feet and seventy-One one -hundredths OF a frot
- the poin; place Of beginning
Dated. New York. March 29th. 1910
SAMUEL STRASBOTRGER Referee
ALEXANDER GREEN Attorneys for Plsir-
tir once and i. q. Address. 100 Broadwav
Borough Of Manhattan. New York CITY
The following Is diagram Of the property 10
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,,-,sr. Union Square Con-
rs co r75 q Of Jennings -.
fil,.ssxi be-ts 80 Won Schoon. contractor
+ 80 n r. Of stob5ins ave 80, soh
81 ST ,isnafse,urng 90 as5 , issse M '!SI,
,sr. SOS =. .,. n, AT Fif,h Avenue
n ave s s9---e-icsn Ba~-Lock Co contractor
SIS lsa q o. = s5c Ni IaosTaat aSS.
Al sane a. ff,,,,- ,ock Co contractor; S''S 10
Ane' -. same art sarah Adain
~ ST, ~ -. owners. American har-
F p ie.sS,5-sctor, si2' -. ,.,..o, ,,-ss
=. AVE. = t.-r5for .Strect Railway Co.
= Co AZ 49, Douglas Robinson. receiv-
' i,4ne q MuaZ S'nIiaS ,cS- Ar o,,s
. gsrtie c.. sue-'o'' '''''
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LOST BANKBOOKS.

RANKROOK No 500 SAB Of the Union Dime say
ings Bank is missing. ANY person having a
claim 10 II is hereby called upon to present the
same within ten DAYS or submit To having said
passbook cancelled and a new one issued.
LOST-Bankbook No. 662Os0 Bank for Saw
ings $50 18th ave. New York Pay ment
stopped. Please return book to bank
IOST-Rankbook No. e36 1876 Bank for Saw
inEs 2SO 4th ave. New York Payment
stoned Please return hook to bank
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ALTERATION PLANS.

MANI AT. A->.
|-p0auwAT .-- NJ SYST s. u II sty
-. s-s cts. Srr--1gr A. Sch0newaid. Is
-. =. architects. s. 600. owners. Hsnan
81 =. p-isrs and Water SIS. Brooklyn.
|,,.--SlN Ave q. -- 4 sly basement dvE
--sr.s esg Fff ars E-.hitect. cost. $4,000,
~ 7 III Di~ick l41 9TH ave.
-s- 81 - ana i40 West fo two sfy hrk
--.. 2 We1nsv 1911 30 ave, architect, cost.
a.l. -rrf-. Dornir .-an Sisters ~ the Sick
rsd West 6Fth
THE FRoNN
~-~rurNDTN~r AVE. ~ g. 80 IS 2 %
r. -. 81 f-are svE. 7ovsN. T. NJ Ryers. -
H. ?. architect. c7s-. So 00o. owner Will
l. Harris lls Er1a lvay-
rrrS~CR AVE Ic1E ? sty hrk store ana
~f esrel Bruno Il R..-Eersnr. I2l Rib'e
s. srt.tr-r. cost s. oeo. owner. Lillian
--sr- s-G West lfsE S.
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The approximate amount OF the lien or charge
10 satisfy which the aboye-deacribed property ~
10 be sold IL Twelve Thoushhd Five Hundred
and sixty Dollars Sl2.OeO). with interest thereon
from the tenth day Of March 1910 together with
costs and allowance amounting 10 Three Hun
cred and Seventy-eisht $500 Dollars. with In
terest from March 2ist. 1910. together with the
expenses of the sale. The approximate amount
81 the taxes. assessments and water rates. or
other liens. which are 60 be allowed to the pur-
G haser out OF the purchase money. OF paid by
the Referee. is a. 55J 80 and interest
Dated New York. March 26th, 1910
SAMUEL STKASBOURGER. Referee.
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DOGS. BIRDS. ETC
FORECLOSURE SALES.

ATTENTIONi-Dogs cats kittens given 20 good
homes. Bide- s-Wee, PA East 65th ST. call or
write Immediately. Cats shipped for so cents.
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Female.
4 4 HOFMAYER EMPLOYMENT BUREAU,
300 Fifth ave. eth floor Telephone, 4S2I-
Madison Square
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oesks AND OFFICE FURNITURE.

oesks AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
: ,! 9 ] IS !:
FURNITURE
style ana price
4. @. SELLEw.
FOR SALE.
SODA FOUNTAINS. carbonators. appliances,
new and second hand Easy terms. ProInPt
s civ, les Repairs speciality. AMERICAN
IYPEWRITING AND TYPEWRlrERs.
IvQEWlITElo ALL MAKES AXES $40 to $50
.uos Eagle T. Co. s12 y way:
VICTOR VISIBLE. 70 Nassau St: cstsiosue
free; all makes taken part payment; bargains
IN InaerHoods ReminEtons. Oiivers. Smiths:
CARPET CLEANING.
n. Y. CARPET CLEANING WORKS
oldest Ls sg Mos Nest M Mode a.
Tel. 4dg2-4es3-Bryant- Established 1851.
W. n. JORDAN EDWIN LENTZ
CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING Co.--Cleans
s fS%s5s.ssd All E:.t ssnd Or CO Coz s'0s
BRANDT. Tel. is2-ssth
DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
El5T, New and secondhand desks,
fA-S-LES typewriter bookkeeper. roll and
EEFf fat top; chairs. tables: parti-
HA<. McKENNA. Reade 81.
INSTRUCTION.
For Both Sexes-City.
THE BERLITz SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
MADISON SQUARE (1122 BROADWAY.
Harlem Branch. 343 LenoK Ave. near 18TH 81
Brooklyn Branch, 2is-220 Livingston ST.
Schools open all the year.
Teachers sent to all places within 100 miles
SCHOOL AGENCIES.
American and Foreign Teachers Agency
srnessss. etc. TO Colleges school. and Farnilis.
Apply to Mrs NJ. J. YOUNG FULTON.
% Union SQUARE
PATENTS.
INVENTORS
assisted in developing their ideas
,ecursa and desanssa ., 1or Rate,
SYDNEY !. PRESCOTT. III FIFTH AVE.
LAWYERS.
sOHN HENRY FREEsE Marbrtdse building
Room So. ~ Mest s4th st ChersId s9uarel.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
WANTED-s20 900 In a smoothly running
import and export business having well es-
tablished connections and with fine possbtli
ties OF development. would form corporation
partnership. Address y. Y T.. Box ID.
Tribune Office.
FIRM doing an increasing commission i'm
port-eXport business, without capital would
consider offer Of SEQ. 900 for silent or active
partnership; bankers references exchanged.
II. l., Box 16 Tribune ONCE
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Fenalf

'oUHG MAN vishos position as coachmen can
cBrs for COW y X cas- Amsterdam ave
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artists WANTED-To learn newspaper
Fketchirg magazine Illustrating and fash
gu. drawing. Thomas. 1Js West 23d st. New
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MISCELLANE OUS.

l6s WEST i23D ST.-Airy, large rooms. second
floor: telephone; first class board optional; ref
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HOW DOES YOUR GARDEN GROWTH
Tribune Farmer will answer all your ques-
riOns, and give you many valuable sugges-
tons. Send 10 Tribune Farmer. 1874 Nassau
street for a sample copy
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DREssMAKING AND MILLINERY

DRESSMAKER.-Firs class filter: desires en-
gagements: 81 so day; dresses made, Sc Up.
Mrs. Shsfter. +02 East saith ct.
DRESSMAKE dresses So up: chill
dren's dresses speciality. Franklin. f53 ". 1O3.
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AGLNlS-tse; busy. make easy money seIlInr
s. monthly National Accident Sickness rolicles
n debiis Apply Creamer National Casualty Co.
80 Nassau -
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PAT rs.

assisted in developing their ideas
PATENTS
secured and defended at Low Rates
SYDNEY !. PRESCOTT. Ill FIFTH AVE
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AGhN ia patented article. zoo pet cent profit !.
feud 2. stamp Ter demonstration sarrple and
particulars. quickest selling. Specially Co. 277
Broadway.
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A FEW MEN OF good appearance some sales
inanshil ability. wanted best real estate
proposition IN New York. leads furnished hIr
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

wANTED-s2OO 600 In a smoothly running
import and export business. having well es-
tablished connections and with fine posslbili-
ties OF development; would form corporation
or partnership. Address Y. Y. T., Box ID.
Tribune Once
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
BROOELNN.
BOARD AND ROOMS.

I6I RENSEN ST-LARGE. SMALL;
baths. hot running water. moderate.
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ID, New YORK. MATCH 21st, 1910
CAESAR -. r BARRA. Referee.
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a FIRM doing an increasing commission i'm
port-eXport business without capital, would
consider offer Of s20. 900 for silent active
partnership: bankers references exchanged.
II L, Box 16. Tribune ONCE
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Az AMERICAN GENTIEWON would like
some position requiring capahility and trust.
worthiness. could assist with housekre pin z
sewing etc; good reader. would travel. sis
wears reference. Address Box IS. New "a
uaRn. Conn
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-07-08
Burued-over Timber May BE Useful.

PORTLAND. Or, July SIS
cial)-The outcome Of an experiment
to be tried with burned-over timber
in Coos county by the Santa Pc rail-
road will be watched with interest
throughout the Pacific Northwest n
successful. II will mean that large
areas Of forest. formerly considered
useless, will become valuable for the
burned-oyer timber yet remaining.
The Santa Fe has contracted for ! 200
cedar pilIng from such tract In
Coos county. II the charred piling
proves success. much more Of the
same material will be bought by the
Santa Fe and a wide market will be
found for this now apparently worth
less timber.
Portland ends the cereal shipping
year May 81. holding second place In
the entire country as 4 wheat export.
ing city New York alone has q
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-07-08
DIRECTOR NEWELL
Secretary Ballingcr Says He Il IN the
Fight with the Intention Ia
stay.

=" 'Nnc~ipnt spe"ial. dated July
;. comes from Beverly, Mass the
summer home OF the president.
The reorganization Of the reclaim
alton service was discussed today at
three-hour conference between
President Taft and Secretary Bal
linger.
Although no official information
could be obtained II was reported
that the future nlans for reclamation
DO not include the retention Of Fred
ori-i' x Nowell as tho director of the
service. Mr.. Rallinger would not dis
cpes this phase In any way. II Is
known. however. that the secretary
has iorg rogarded Nr. Newell as in
imical tn his nlans for tho reclama-
ton servica. VIZ Newell has openly
ooposad Nr Rallngor and Nr pal
linror in turr hns nuhliolv stated that
he did not regard Mr. Newell pc the
o,an for the plaoe occunied by him
Inst when and how Mr. Newell Is
Going could not be learned
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-07-08
Monument at Salt Cairns.

At p. m. Monday, July 4, at Sea
side. Ore, with simple but impress
sive ceremonies, under the auspices
of the Oregon Historical society,
ground was broken for the massive
monument which is to be erected to
mark the spot where Lewis and
Clark boiled sea water to secure salt
on their return journey to the east.
II. !. Sanborn, of Seaside, has been
an enthusiastic worker. and through
financial help from several Portland
people II has been possible to so on
with the work. Frederick V. Holmes,
president OF he Oregon Historical
society, and George H. Hines, the as
sistant secretary, were present and
made remarks.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-07-08
Scedless Strawberries.

Samples of two varieties OF seed
less strawberries have been brought
to the Courier office this week by
Grants Pass residents, the first an
evergreen variety, wonderfully pro-
life, was brought in by Geo. Cronk,
who has about 10 bushes which were
started last and from which he ex-
poets good crop next season. The
other sample is called the Texas, "
new berry which produces two
crops a year, one in the spring and
the other in the fall The fruit is
wonderfully rich and sweet. While
the berries are called seedless, they
are not entirely SO, but are as nearly
seedless as any yet produced and
are a great Improvement over the
original blackberry.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-07-08

Arthur Neale and Bert Heyes, though
playing lighter parts. took their
characters in manner which left
no room for criticism. This was the
first play in which Mr.. thinner has
appeared as an actor, and his rep
resentation of Tonga" an East In
dian, was true to the blood and por-
trayed the characteristics of the race
in clever manner. Chas. Bennett
was an amusing character as Nor
del Smith, while Miss Eugenia Du.
Pont as his wife won the sympathy
of her audience by her trials with her
Incorporate husband.
Hereafter the Athon Stock COM
pany will play two nights of each
week in Grants Pass, this week pre-
senting the emotional and romantic
play, Doris" on Thursday and FIJI
day evenings. Beginning with next
week their evenings here will be
Tuesday and Wednesday and they
should be greeted by good houses as
the company is a splendid one and
deserving of the patronage of all
lovers of a clean, up-to-date play,
presented by company of artists.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-07-08
Catarrh Cannot be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as
they can not reach the seat of the
disease. and In order to cure It you
must take internal remedies. Halls
Catarrh Cure is taken internally, and
acts directly on the blood and mu-
cous surfaces. Halls Catarrh Cure
is not quack medicine. 1t was pre-
scribed by one of the best physicians
in this country for years and is a
regular prescription II is composed
Of the best tonics known. combined
with the best blood purifiers, acting
directly on the mucous surfaces. The
perfect combination of the two in
gradients is what produces such won
derfu results in curing Catarrh,
Send for testimonials free.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., ProDs..
Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists, price 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for con-
stipation.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-07-08

greater volume TO its credit During
the past twelve months Portland has
sent away 6.350,OS3 bushels of
wheat, valued at $5,7s1.3
Large appropriations for Oregon
waterway improvements are available
by the passage of the rivers and har-
bors bill by the recent congress.
More than Sl.000.000 will be spent
in perfecting the jetty at the mouth
Of the Columbia river and additional
funds are provided for dredging the
lower Willamette and Columbia
rivers, The improvement of the up
per Willamette and Columbia is pro-
vided for, as is the Cello canal. which
gets 100000.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-07-08
4 Good Company.

The Athon Stock company scored
another triumph Friday evening when
they presented the great detective
play, The Sign of the Four" Per-
haps this is one OF the most difficult
plays to stage that has ever been
presented in Grants Pass, but this
company was equal to the task and
the audience witnessed thrilling
play, brimful of interest from start
to finish.
The pieces were especially we'll
adapted for showing to advantage
the superior acting ability Of Wm
Howard, who in the leading role Of
Sherlock Holmes, covered himself
with glory and added to the popu-
larity he has already gained here as
an artist in his profession. Robt,
Athon as John Watson, eX-army sur
geon and right-hand man to the
great sleuth, was fully up to his
usual standard of excellence, though
taking lighter part than usual.
Miss Effie Johnson in the character
of Mr., Virgins of the Baker street
"irregulars, was a perfect repre-
sentation of the urchin aspiring to
fame, and showed in most credit
able manner her adaptability to her
chosen vocation, as an actress. Miss
Olga Grey was exceptionally pleasing
as the orphan ward and took her
part with the ease and grace which
characterizes her as a leader in her
profession. Miss Dorothy Davis is a
versatile actress Of ability and no
matter where we find her she Is al
ways splendid and Friday night as
Mrs, Sholto she was perfectly at
home in her role; while Miss Vir-
ginia Elwood as Bessie Hudson, fiery
but sweet, captivated her audience
as well as her lover James Conway
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-07-08

Senators Bradley and Paynter of
Kentucky had something to say
about the legislators of their state.
Il can say of the legislature of Ken
lucky" said Bradley, that it is like
the legislature of Idaho-it is not
always sane, and | may say that
usually 1t is not sane" II should
like to know" inquired Paynter, 'if
when my colleague said the legisla-
ture of Kentucky is not always sane,
he referred to the legislature that as
sembled two years ago?" This
pointed reference to the democratic
legislature that elected Bradley to
the senate caused considerable
amusement. Il did not" promptly
answered Bradley, but / did have
reference TO the legislature that
elected my colleague" And that
turned the laugh on Paynter.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-07-08
Accommodating.

An American was showing some art
list friends from Munich the sights OF
New York. As they stood In front OF
the Shakespeare statue In Central
park discussion arose whether the hg-
ure was resting upon It's right or Its
left leg.
"Er steht auf dem rechten bein.'
"Neln." retorted another "er steht
auf dem linken btln."
"Auf dem rechten." argued several.
"Auf dem linkeu." retorted the other
faction
An American gentleman, orerhearlng
the dispute came over ana pon'el!
tipped bis hat Excuse me- gentle
men" he said. but this isn't Lincoln
this is Shakespeare. Success Maga-
sine.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-07-08
Secretary Coming West.

Secretary Ballinger left for Wash
ington tonight. He will remain there
a few days and then start on long
trip to the west, in the course Of
which he will visit several Indian
reservations and probably look over
some OF the reclamation projects now
under way. His trip. including a
brief rest at his home in Seattle, will
occupy from six weeks to two months.
When Secretary Ballinger alighted
from the train here this morning he
was met by the usual crop OF resigna-
ton rumors.
81 am not gutter" he said, "and
never have been. did not bring a
resignation with me and will not
cave one"
After he had lnnched and confer
red with the president Mr. Ballinger
was told of later rumor that he
would resign after the special con-
gressional investigation committee
had made its report
No Thought Of Resigning. .
The only suggestion OF resigna-
tion that came in reply was in the
secretarys smile. II am in this fight.
and am going to see II through" he
said.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-07-08
CHIEF JUSTICE
FULLER DEAD
Head of the Supreme Court for a
Period of More than Seven
Years.

Melville w. Fuller, chief justice
of the United States supreme court
died at O'Clock on the morning Of
the Fourth at Sorrento. Maine, five
miles from Bar Harbor. His death
was caused by heart failure and was
entirely unexpected. He had served
as chief justice 22 years.
Melville w. Fuller was born in
Maine February IL, 1888, and at his
last birthday was II years old. He
was democrat in politics and was
appointed chief justice by President
Cleveland.