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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-08-11
JETER is IN CUSTODY
CHARGED WITH FORGERY

Howard w, Jeter, known about the
streets Of Grants Pass, was arrested
yesterday afternoon charged with
forging the name of Col. w. Johnson
to 10 checks and getting the money, a
total of $157.
Jeter was before Justice Holman
this morning, when he waived exam
ination, and was placed in the coun-
ty jail In default Of 81 900 bail.
Jeter is alleged to have written the
checks In denominations of 81 to $40
and have gotten $50 or 500 from
Bob Gilmore on the fictitious paper
and $11 from Ike Tompkins. Jeter
is also alleged to have cashed one of
his checks at local bank, and on
this charge he was arrested
Jeter is young man, and Is IA.
miliarly known as Panther Gait"
Jeter as result Of his peculiar walk.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-08-11
NEWLY WEDS GO NORTH
ON THEIR HONEYMOON

Mr. and Mrs. w. j. Mahoney, who
surprised friends and relatives II
this city last week by going quietly
to Jacksonville, where they were mar
ried Monday. July 81, returned Mon
day evening to this city. The mar
riage ceremony was performed by
Judge Mel Of Jacksonville and the
bride and bridegroom spent the week
in Medford.
The bride and bridegroom are well
known in Grants Pass, the bride who
was Miss Eva Winner, having resided
here since childhood and is a popu-
lar young lady and an accomplished
musician, both she and Mr.. Mahoney
being members of the Grants Pass
orchestra. Mr.. Mahoney is an eX-
pert telegrapher with the Southern
Pacific company in this city, and has
lived here for number of years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mahoney will leave in
a few days for Portland and Astoria
to spend several weeks, after which
they will return to Grants Pass to
Pass friends. Mr. and Mrs, w. H.
Buck left this afternoon on their re-
turn to their Reno home.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-08-11
GFORGF F. SANDERS IN VIGOROUS TERMS CALLS ON
GRANTS PASS BUSINESS MEN TO PUT END TO |RRE
CATION DISTRICT MIDDLE, ALLEGES vC|OUSNESS

your business back, or are you will
ling to assert yourself and gee that
the one thing needful to business
success is done? To large degree
outside capital is chary about coming
into community where 1t Is not ac-
corded favorable treatment, and espe-
cially is this true in this instance,
where It is knocked at every turn Of
the road.
This irrigation business is a pub
lie question Of the first magnitude.
You have got to settle 1t and settle
It right. It is not a PERSONAL matter.
It means go ahead or stand practi-
cally still. The times are not ripe
for experiments-mon is toe tight
and too hard to get. Our previous
investment here Is the greatest In
ducement we have for further invest
ment and this same investment is
Grants Pass best asset at the present
time. It is the only real good talk
ing point our real estate men have
to sell land and 1t is what will make
all the lands productive. Against
this you are offered a scheme that Is
being pushed onto the community by
promoters using your money and not
their own. It is regular bootstrap
proposition. It appears III advised
as the lack of local capital was the
reason for selling the bitches.
If you want money raised and ex-
pended for a big and comprehensive
irrigation system we are willing to
give 1t to you provided the right
treatment and encouragement is CIV
en-; not otherwise. We can give you
a better system by investing $780,
900 more money than the district
plan will with a 81, ,250, 100000 bond
issue. II 1t is shown the farmers do
not want water 1t would be better
business for us to do just what we
agreed to do and wait until they do.
Our surplus power can remain Idle
or we can find other employment for
1t.
We would like to know just how
you stand on this proposition and II
1t is unfavorable to the investment
of capital In the community we must
limit our investment to the actual
needs Of caring for our own property
needs.
You business men can put an end
to all this uncertainty-this condition
that is paralyzlng investments of
money-this condition that prevents
the cautious land owner from work.
ing his land--and what Is more to
the point, you can put new life into
the present business stagnatlon. It
exists-you know II and we know It.
Very respectfully,
THE CHICAG0-ROGUE RIVER CO.,
BY Geo, f. Sanders, Agent
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-08-11
'"" ~rnn&r snn,: Oregon Journal

Publishes the latest and most COM
plete telegraphic news Of the world
gives reliable market reports, as 1t is
published at Portland, where the mar
ket news can be and is corrected to
date for each issue. It also has page
of special matter for the, farm and
home, an entertaining story page and
a page or more of comic each week,
and 1t goes to the subscriber twice
every week-104 times a year.
THE ROGUE RIVER COURIER
Gives all the local news and happen
ings and should be in every home In
this vicinity.
The two papers make a splendid
combination and you save 81 by send
Ing your subscription to
THE ROGUE RIVER COURIER
We can also give our subscribers a
good clubbing offer for the Daily and
Sunday, or Sunday Journal, in con-
nection with the
THE ROGUE RIVER COURIER
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-08-11
t1hlHNllHYa
Near Oakland, California

The only Woman's College on the Pacific Coast.
Chartered 1885. Near two great Universities.
Ideal climate throughout the year. Entrance
and graduation requirements equivalent to
those Of Stanford and University Of California
Laboratories for science with modern equip.
economies library study, music and art.
Modern gymnasium. Special care for health
Of students, outdoor lie. President, Luella
Clay Carson, A. NJ, Lit d., IL d. For
eaialoggg address Secretary Mills College T..
O., California.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-08-11
BEST FOR WOMEN
Puts Fascinating Radiance Into
Woman's Hair

Partisan Sage is without the least
vestige Of doubt the most remark
able hair grower, invigorator and
beautifier ever compounded.
1t is so far ahead of all CONNER
cia tonics that G. H. Demaray guar
antees It to eradicate dandruff, stop
falling hair and itching scalp in two
weeks, or money back.
Partisan Sage is delightfully."- re-
freshing and is not sticky or greasy.
It cleans the scalp and stops all
odors of perspiration instantly A
large bottle for SO cents at c. H.
Demarays. The girl with the au-
burn hair on every package.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-04-28

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meat q Eg-Bs VIA interest from
March =. 1891
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HnE been Rd5udEed second
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I'd nbgrt ~ superior on the Epe.
rifie tracts mentioned John p
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sid tracts nsEl 70 r. 7, Burns .
TERMS sale VIII be made upon
a credit a SIN and twelve months
VIM len retained ca said property
% seld until tie purchase pTioe Il
Tuid IL full- for With purchases
.stEn eEsEuTe ans bonds payable q
the r-teirer Of the Lawrence Cir.
uHit Court 70 ~ approved By him
n /. STEWART. N. c. l. C. C.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-04-28

Lee Leslie, who has been on u
sick list. is now improving slowly.
Lee Harris. the contract bulld.r
Of our new school house, has CON-
ueneed work on the building. W.
VIII have a nice school house.
Mrs. DR.. Akers is visiting homn
folks at Auxier.
Mrs. Emma Taylor visited Nm.
Or Akers Saturday afternoon.
w. II. Wellington. the hustiiurl
merchant at this place is doing .
nice business.
Mr.. Parker, the produce man.uss
In our town recently talking ID Il
produce business.
Uncle John Han has moved ~
to the J. N. Bevins property.
R. W. Brunk. the coal compaur
man. is moving into one Of R. nv
iors houses Cess Hoo
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-04-28
EMMA.

Our Sunday school was organized
at this place Sunday. Bro. Mart Sex
ton. superintendent, and Bro. Burton
assistant.
r. Taylor was in Prestonsburg
Monday on business.
We are sorry to report the
death OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Mosely's
three-year-old daughter, who caught
on fire on 18th inst and burned TO
dealh, We extend our sympathy TO
the bereaFed family.
Mrs. Bob Brunk. Of Kenova. w.
Va. was in our town saturday.
Cedar Point Coal Co. at this
place is progressing nicely. with
r. w. Brunk, general manager.
Dr. C. 7. Kendrirk viii soon have
his two new dwelling houses com
Pleted.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-04-28

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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-11
5 . The Bees home Magazine page x
Bleat of the Innocent Bystander

COW trfnners who climb into the windows
every cav and blushlnrly remove the ak
Pensvs hnEer1e gowns from the wax
models reTlacing them with the latest
tailored suit bargain. You have to con-
sider these young men and their sensitive
natures
Time was when . wax dummy was some
fisrcs locking head mounted on q wire
frame, over which q dress was draped any
old way. Nov they have works Of art
faces bright. SERIOUS rogS1ish. prfrn. young.
middle aged and Ersy-hstred models. stand
ing. waking or sittnE er0ss-legEsd 70 dis
play silk hosiery. While q trimmer was
changing . suit recently 1 noted that the
dummies even wear lacey lingerie under
their outer garments They may be Jun
mics but their clothes speak for them
DO you think the trimners will carry
out their ideAr' asked the Regular Fellow.
Wen. window trimmers are different
than political tr1mmers." said the limo
cent Bystander.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-11
Decisions of Witcheraft

The Mosaic law sn3oined death as the
penalty Of witchcraft in 1891 B. c.
one Thousand victims Of the witch mania
parished al Como in lhz4.
In ISIS 500 persons were burned At Geneva,
Switzerland as witches.
Witehcraft vas declared crime OF ths
highest magnitude in England in lb62
A papsl ball was issued in 1855 appoint
ing lnquisitors for the suppression OF witch
craft
Twenty alleged witches were executed ~
salem in 1850, among them being clergy =
man and several of the most reputable
citizens q Masshehusevts- In the same
year eight more were condemned, $50 cast
int prison pending trial, and 300 others
seeused. A reaction took place ane King
William vetoed the Eitchersft act, which
course LED 70 the psrdontng o. those who
we're under condemnation and the discharge
Of those arrested
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-11
RUNNING FOR SENATOR
Lineup fer the Great
Haaafeap Shows SENS
InteresttnH Entries.

CFrom a staff Correspondent
LINCOLN. Aug. la-fEpe-
cisl. l-Entriss for the state fair
races have closed, but the en-
tries Tor the senatorial handi-
cap stakes 70 be run next
spring are just opening At
present the lineup Is.
Rep. Dem.
Brown. ShEibgT.
Norris Metcalte.
Kennedy. Reed.
But this list Is not complete
Others viii surely enter. IL
10 an open secret that Old Doc
6orenson Is going 10 blow an
other fifty for the off chance
and the advertising SorehsOn
shows some signs of senator
IA ability by being able 10 dig
up the fifty and not telling
where he got II. Most Of US
would be making noise enough
70 Be heard q mile n We ever
got hold Of that much cash al
one time, but not the cd doc.
Some excitement was OccA-
stoned this week by The an
nouncsEneut thar Old Doc
A ldrich VAS willing 10 get into
the game. Ne die not qualify
10 enter, because he realizes
what q risk he would be put
ting the stale -nder by going
10 Washington before q Erod
man Wa secured 10 take his
800 a. Lincoih
O35 Doc NOrTis Is acting as
II he thought somebody vas
jealous Of him, and vas Try
ing 70 queer his race before
he gets under headWAy he
ought 90 forEef IL and 70 AFTER
the running right
Ole Doe Whsd0n hasn't said
vet What NJ So ienteAding 20
DO, but ne may dip into the
fun once more. aithouEh hf
doesn't care 10 interfere with
Norris
II Old Doe Brown can land
that judge sob Up IN Alaska,
hen let the home boys
wreslle fer the t0gE 10 their
hoarts cunteEt.
Prom this distance. n locks
ike . ErEar game Maybe
that trip 10 sea kac something
tn u afler ali In the mean
tine q scandal has arisen
which ! blush 70 record
When old Doc Burkett came
home from LhE capiIal. he
brought the big green touring
car along and the chauffe ~
thAt goek with n And noW
whaddyethink The chauffeur
has Jumped his Jon. ahd d.
going hack 10 whence he
came. he mad some leisure
time On his hand and was
turned loose IN dear old Lin
coin 70 do Es he dA.rDsd please
for q while IL was after this
that ne handed In his resiE-
nktiOn and packed his grip.
For q reason ne explained
that Linooln iE TOO big a
town. be Is not aocusiomed %
the hustle and r1sh thar
marks o street during the
busy evening hours. and 50 he
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-11
Some Hunting Dog

One weuld have it that q collie is the
mast ssgseious Of dogs, while the other
stod Up for the setter.
II once owned setter" declared the
latter, which was very intelligent had
him on the street one day, and ne acted
SO queerly about . certain man Ne met
that asked the man his name, and
oh that's al old story" the -esliis's
advocate broke in snseringly. The mans
name was Partridge. Of course, and because
Of that the dog came 20 q set. Ho. hol
Game again"
You're mistaken" re3oined the ether
susvely The dog didn't come 10 a set
though almost As q matter Of fact the
mans name Was ouayls. and the dog hest
tated OF account OF the spelling. ''-IipIdn-
cots
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-11

clear the sidswalks- Ny teachers always
aid say that ] was a model boy. and /
could bring along my opera glasses II
necessary.
The scheme IL a fsns one and ought TO
make the store display windows drag all
the crowds away from the musical com
edies, beaches and roof showE-if il can be
worked OF course II would be all night
for displaying the new fan hSts-the wash
rag hat TO say nothing Of the lace towel
hat. the bathbrush hat. the toothpow6er
bat the hathEp0nge hat, the coldeream
NJ and . few other scrubhing specialtieA-
would be feasible enough to have living
models, displaying automobile busters,
pony coats. furs. tai1or-TfiAde suits, hobble
dresses. raineoats and the like
But h0Tg about having real models 10
stroll around the windows where the stores
display hathing suits evening gowns
er-hi er--pa1arnaR-ano-eh, all
that sort % thingg OF course, It would
receive lots Of attention. but not neees-
&Arny frem the ser which wears that sort
D. apparel
4 And then consider the nAtty young win
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-11

had inns interests a. heart ran down thu
author Of the rum0r With the intention OF
making her rstract
''How DO yo1 know she is ugly" he
asked, Have you ever sssA h@g-
Ne" said the experienced gossip, 4
never have. heitheF have seen her picture,
nor any booy who has seen her OF her pic
ture. but I know she is ugly. because l had
II straight from a person Nho lives IN Chi
cago that when Ehs ordered a dozen pic
lures taken just q Ehils before the wedding
the photographs made her pay In advance
and q photographer never does that 60less
the sub5eet is 20 ugly that she IL APT te be
discouraged when she sees the pictures
and refuse ~ pay for them on the ground
that he hasn't done good worh II You
don't believe me ASK any photographer"
But 5im's champion let the matter drop
New York Umes.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-11
Nubs Of knowledge

The Indian hemp plant offsrs substitute
for opium
Bone setting began TO be scisnttfcslly
prRctieed IN ism
Newfoundland h said to bs without rep
tiles OF any character.
The peak Of Teneriff throws q fifty-mIls
shadow across the water
Roger Bacon, English philisiphsr. in
vented the magic lsntsrn in IesO.
England has one hen 70 the acre Of ter
ritory. ana its total hOck numbers s7.OOb,O0
hens.
The Spanish hens eggs. weighing seven
70 a pound. are the largest produced.
Amsterdam is the diamond center Of
the world but the gems are not Eenerally
worn by the natives.
The worlds herd OF swine numbers 1O0.-
eooS0. twO-tifths Of which belongs TO the
United states.
Taunton. the herring city Of Nassachu-
sets is a great Mecca for exeursionists
during the run"
Over 1saeoo tens Of pebbles are annually
picked up On the Normandy beaches. Most
of them are sent abroad.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-11

You are a serial hobo You can no more
NsEy at home than . tramp can locate and
become q respectable citizen Your house
70 you il a point Of departure only. Your
ErFsvSi there 10 pretty apt TO be = sign that
everyone's else is closed and yeu had 20
curns hack 70 your own.
MaFbe II Is the newest form Of NAnder-
lust But II ts mighty oisagreeAhle for
the ones who share the hsne with You.
but not the feeling Your noEnAdie desires
make you utterly foTgetful e the fact that
your husband likes 10 find you- at home
when he oomex- II he makes an effort 20
Introduce such an idea among your crav-
srgs for gAddinE y0a fling Al him the
ttoplefty assertion. Woman 30 no lonscF
r Save He scratches his head and tries
" think What be has said that warrants
the dramatic declaration
You zee. mere man VIII prO6Ably never
reach the pctnt whsre he can see any san
ity in the belief that the home he and the
girl he nArT1ss have dreamed Of sharing.
about which they have planned. for witch
he has worked, undergoeS q peculiar
netarnorThosis. in ths estimation Of the
Eirl. when she has D. He keeps On work
ing for H. The world IL full ct men doing
that every day and not bowling about il
] as n unlfnd tate had imposed on them
The gAdding germ Nas IN you before be
maFrteS Ysu- But ~ EaS not malignant
then. Your mother hooked after the house
where you slept and toek your meals. But
neW every time your husband feels that
soaething is out Of joint and tr5es &c
tightsa mp the. loose sereU you ernphSkizs
tha tnet thai "wounsn are enancipA1ed--
-'geu cant make q drudge and . beast
q burden % the modern woman you cry.
tFsumphAntiy
And your remark completely knocks over
has equilibrium. Your utter irrelsvEney
makes q msntAl sEnuAss OF his IDEAS. What
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has he said about wanting you TO be a
slave? Who cares about living with q
human COW or donkey! What do you
mean. anyway.
Then he gets mad. and he delivers his
aching mind of one or two small burdens
that are pressing painfully into n like bad
filing on live nerves He says he does
not see why he has 20 work all day and
come home 70 . dark house and later q
poor dinner.
And then. with the colossal effrontery Of
the gsdAbout you actually offer the tsbu-
lated hist of your engagements as an ex-
euse fer taking much time 10 mind So
eisl business that there il none left for
your own private and particular domestic
business
You tell him that you had q luncheon
date. You add that the Soul EKpanding
society met and you had TO read q paper,
You amend 20 that . description Of the
tea that Mrs Pusher gave after the meet
ing. and you conclude by brAEshly GsSum-
ing credit for not accepting the dinner in
vitstion Of Mrs Rocks and point cut yeuF
self-sa1FifioinE spirit IN coming home At all
You weak-minded strong-hmbod Cad
about. your brain is inoAsed IN a coating
Of brass. But here is q thought that ]
shall beat into your comprehension with
the hammer % hardest words ] knew.
The home from which you run- the house
20 which you give too little attention, 10
| the reason why people give such a feather
headed Eiddypats as you are chances 10 Be
a gadAbout You Just neglect IL . while
longer. As you are doing nov. Just out
rage the home-loving nature Of your hus-
hand q feS more months or years an he
resolves not 20 pay such q high price for
what he does not set Drive him 90 sbar-
don the home. as you have already almost
done- When you fine yourself without the
home you have abused and neglected