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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-26
Mnfdae.

- Der 35 Sabre ate Rsger 9snrD
Smitb Don No. 303 Yerrq StraBe
puroe gsIrern MOrgeR pdbreno Der
Qr6eit an Der 2uolOfp 4penue uno
ben 9eleifen Der .. uHo 3. S@W. Gtz
isnbobn BON sinsm umfallenoen ara1n
gstrofien uno Idper ptrIsst. gr err
lit fhlimme 4opfDunoen ictpie elnsn
Bruh bes rshtsn S6ultsrblatts. Der
gerungliitts fpuroe nah benz itdotts
Ih.u Soipital gsbrdtt.
Wm. Chambers, 80 Sabre ali,
BON go. $40 Carlisle Gpenus, trat gss
fern ouf bic Stsrben elmer 3srbrote=
nsn Jl1ide uno ssrihnitt iid ben JuB
berartiq, bag or fat perblutet fpdre.
beopr .r in oas itdotii4e 5pipital elm
aeliefert rperosn tonnts.
Sames RcGdslin, % Sabre alt.
go. 1904 Sobn StraBs, fi.I seitern
on Spring Grope unb Queen Gitp
apsnus oon ie;nem Wassr uno 5og nd
eineu gruh oes tinten 8eiHes 3u.
artbur RGer, % Sabre aIt, bon
Ro. 715 @lart Strabs, tpurDs gsitern
nube I.insr Wobnung 3rpifaeu cine
Strabenbdbncar uno sinsngDdgeu einz
aetIemmt unn erlitt cine 9shirnsrihiits
teruna. Gr purbe 3undh't uaa oem
SoIpitul uuo ipdtlr beimgebraht.
1rant Soburning, II Sabre alt.
DON Ro. SOS Barr SiraBe. rpuroe gea
tern an Der s. 4penue uno Race Str.
Don einem Wotorfdtrer Namsus Wm.
gofers nisoergerannt uHo erlttt einsn
gruh oes linteH SberihenteIs. Gin
gdtrpllDaoen brG3te ben 8erunsliidten
mad osm itdotii6en SoipitaI.
Der 81 Sabre alte @turles go
banning, gfo. 1913 pIeaiant Strabs,
fisl gsitern in isiner Wpbnuns etne
1reppe binuntsr uno brad iih Die reds
is quite. Gr rpuroe nah oem itdotis
Iten 6oTpital eebraht.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-26

Geo. 20. gu6anpn, alias GbarIss
Sipton, fpelhsr, tpie istner 3eit aus
fiibrlih bsrihtst, am 1isuitag 4beno
BON ben 9eheimpolisiitsu Ros uuo Go=
gers in 4oonftou perhaftst tporoer
mar. geitano geitsrH Elm, an 6. IpriI
ben Soi. Stafforo, Don glt Bart,
4psrn gpuntn, y. g.. srfboHen gu bds
ben. 9ds 9sitdnpniB srfolgts, nah=
benz er pon II. 6. Burleion, oen
Shipisesroatsr ieinss Spfers, uno els
mem 5reunbs besislbsn, Ramsns 3. g.
S6mint, BON Birmingham, GIa., ala
9eo. 8utanon. Worosr oes Stafford
nit oller gsftimmtbeit ioentifi3irt NOR
ben mar. RAD Angabe oes gurleion
banbel!e es iih bel oem Wproe um Ell
nen Raheatt. guhanon mar in be-
truntensm 3uitanoe nit Stafford in
Streit seratben uno bon isinem 0se=
Her burheepriioelt iporoen. Gr beeat
iih kim, betpaffne.e fih nit ieinem
Repoloer, iuht. Stafford auf uni
tnallte ibn nieber.
@eitern Ibeno traf Sberiff gb
2opett bon 4perp gouutn, u. g., in
polt3tibduptquortier ein, um ben Ge,
fnneeneH abouhoieu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-26
Or. aunipalb
Bonn Serliuer Ebilharmuniid,en Or.
DIETER
Ter ueue Giriaent oes Spmpbonies
Srheiters.

sGr. grnit Gunpolo, Der jeBige Gis
rigeut oes gerliner TbilburmonIifen
0rdeiters, iii Der neue Girtqent beg
bieiigen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES uHo
miro bier I'M Sum- etntreifen nm i'd
nit Den bieiigen 0erbGItniiien Der.
trnut 3u MAIDEN. 1ltrh Oas @nguge.
meHt pon Ir. aunDnl0 bat lid bic
Ginc. Grheiter 4Iiociattou einen Der
herporragenoiten Iirigenteu Der
tSebt3eit geiitert. 2IL5 oas Sprpbo'
nte-SrheIter Dor orei SSdbren neu or.
ganiiirt Duroe, fiel oie @ahl Der
IIrettoren auf i'm, oumaIs mar
cher Or. RunDalo geraoe i'm
8earifie, etneH nlebrIdbrigen 4ons
trait nit Der gerIiner Rbtlbars
monie ab3uihlieBen uno es bIieb oes.
balb bei Dem @unihe, ibn fir oas
beige Crheiter 3u engagtren. Tiefer
aontraft ging aber 3u Gnoe uno ges
lang es ben Gireftoreu Jest gum
Slid, i'm per &abel fir oas 'hieiige
Crhelter 81 gepinnen. 3ie Annabre
Der Sfferte Der Cincinnati Srd}eIter
gliiociation ieitens Ir. &unnalo lit
cine groBc Gbre fiir Die Gincinnatier,
oa Der neue Girigent cine beroorra.
genoe Stele in Der WltiifDelt eius
nimnt, uno er ais Girigent etnen
8eltruf genieBt.
Ir. aunpaIo5 engagement piro
nitt aQein bon hteiigen aiinitleru,
nie oen Serren 5heooor &ohlmann
unb Ssulius Sturm, Die 81 ieineu per-
ionlihen sSreuuben aeboren, NIT
6relloeu begriiBt, ionberu aud, bon
allen WuIiffeunern lrno sSreltuoen.
aapellmeilter 1r. iIr. @rrit 8ltn'
Dolo puroe I'M Sabre 1868 aIs Sohr
oes Sofsaooofaten 3r. 2uopiq a
aunlpalo in 8ien geboren uno BE-
nIhte nod Der 2lbiolpirung Der @ie.
ner llniperiitdt, no er iIdl oen Tof,
torhut enparb, oas 4onieroatorilm
in 2eip31g. gr mar oaun ais &orre'
petitcr am Seip3iger Staottbeater
tbatia. fam oonn nl5 aupeameiiter
nod HoItod l,no ipdter ais Iirigent
oe5 gtibelungeuriuq nnf Weaorio. no
er bonn aonig bon Spauieu gum Rit-
ter ees Srbens Isabella Die 4atboIi-
ihe ernannt Duroe. 0on bort ging er
ais Sirigent an oas Gpernbaus in
Sranffurt q. R.. rpuroe Damn muiifa.
lIid3cr Seiter Ser Stroll ihen Soms
meroper, 1906 9iriaent oes Staot-
theaters in Riirnbere umo euoItd1
1907 3iriqent oes GhiIbarmonilheu
SrdeIters in Berlin.
Gr. Guupolo iou Elm Itreuger Serr
ieiu, aber Elm 1irigeut, beiieH Sulent
u1o Settuua ieine Nuiifer 3u Den
b0fiten 9eiIntageu anipornt.
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eSaliber 2llarm.
Angeblih eutfiibrtes Wdod,en mebl.
beba!ten in NeiupOrt, ap.,
gefunoen.
beHer aIs alle snbertn.

Gnna Sdlan, neun Sabre alt, Sod
ter oes QDuts Shlan BON Rp. 1001
5oroter NDenue, uno i6re 16 Subre
alte 5reunDtn Qoretta Barnes Don Der
Berrp uno 2erington QDenus, NeDs
port Gp., peI6e, pie bersits tur3 be-
rihtet, iett Utittpoh Radmtttae per-
mlbt Duroen, itno qefunDen noroeu.
Sin observation-disclosures Des Sugeno=
seri6ts BON Campbell Gountp. &p..
traf bic bet0en WQohen geitern Qdd3s
mtttaq tur3 Dor 3 1Ibr an Der Gde
Der 7. StraBe uno Daibingtpu 4pe.
IN NeDport an uH0 fiibrte iie oem eu'
9enorthter 5aptins Dor, pelher lie
stnIperren lieb, bis ibre 4H9ebOri9sn
iie Gb5olen tpIroen.
QnHie Shlan tpar am Uhtttpoh
RGhnlttag BON Qpretta Barnes aus
Der %. 8iitrittsIhule abgebolt iporz
ben, nuhbem Qpretta Der 2ebrerin,
SRI. Potter, er3dblt bate, Dab lie DON
Der Wutters 4nnie's beauftragt NOR
ben fei, ba8 junge mdohen bein3us
brtnesn. 8eibe oerlieben pds Shul=
gebduoe 3uIammen, begubeu Tth mad
Der Bobnung Der W1uttsr 2orettd's,
elmer WdhrIaqeriu in Nepport, 60
rstta tbeilte ihrer Wtutter nit, bag
Qunie ntht betmqeben tonne, neil in
ibrer 5amiIie cine anitedenbe Rrantz
bett gum Qusbruh getommen lei. Ge=
tern Worgen entfernten bic beioeu
Wdoden iit, angeblih UNI ftt our
Shule gu begebeu, ieooh fanb Srau
Barnes tur3e 3eit ipater einen BON So
rstta gefhrisbenen 3sttel foleenoen
Snhalts: Dear OH people! gBir milf
fen fortgeben. guF Bisoerieben.
5he Rib.
g. g. Gs lit aeoenrpdrtio nod sin
9ebeimniB, ieDo6 iOIt obr Ipatsr ala
Lee Difen. Deroen balo 3uriittoma
men"
Srau Barnes qerietb auBer fih. als
lie ben 3etteI fano. uno beuahrittigte
bic VeDporter goli8ei.
Die bsibsn 9urhbrsnuertnnsn uolla
ten iiber ibre gepsqungen teine 4us>
tunft qshen uno befdrdnttsn fih oar=
auf, gu ertlGren, bag iis duf's 2ano gez
gdngsn ieieu, Inn 9etlheu su pFliiten.
Die 6ieiioe Boli3ei Qlaubte unfanos,
ouB Nnnie Shlun entfiihrt poroen lei,
iebo6 Itente fi6 oieie Qnnabms, fpte Die
ipdtsren Gutlpttlungen erqaben, dls
irriG beraus.
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sis" Supfin's 6aite.

Roie Rsloills, peIte oieTe no
DE i'm WaInut Strabe 5beatsr in
ibrem betannten Stit sis 6pptins"
auftritt. bat bic Snfahen bss uDprs
fling 8pns' Some" an Der Beit 8.
Ipenue auf beute 4beno als ibre 9d'ts
5u Der 0oritsaurg sineeIaoen.
9cr sinissn Sobrsn, sslsssntlih Ser
9srmdhluns SRI. Msloius's, fanbten
ihr Die Sunsens sin 9ratulattous:
itreiben uno felt Der 3eit bat ie qan3
beionoerss Sntsrene fir ods .peim
on ben Gag selest. Die eingslaoener
9Gite isben NIT 8ergniissn Der Dor.
ltelIung enteeeen uno peroeu ni6t psr.
febltu. ibrsr @0nnerin gebIbrenoer
Ipp!dus 3u 3oueN.
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Sur oas irnatlid,e Snifem erlaubt.

Der itGotiIts 2luoitor Sra ,.
Maibburn unp Die gsamteH oss Su.
reau Of WunitipaI R.Ieard Iino ii5sr
ttnen 8efebl Don benz gbsf oes Itaat'
tihen Bureaus fir sinhsitlite guhs
fiihruns 5raen unasboltsn, poriH bers
fslbe Den 9ebrauf3 iresup zines Re.
torbs Spitsms, auber osm itaotlia oors
aeihriebensn, Derbistet. Serr 5raeH
maht AUDI bs,aunt. oab ON l. Sanaar
pom Stcats. Bureau Elm neuss Spitcn
sur 1iibruns Der Bidder uno Retores
eingefiibrt ,psrOen fpiro, baB absr in
3fpiiten nur bic alien BON Dem Staate
rorgeihrisbsnen Jormeu bsuust psr;
ben plrfen. 8urh ben 8sfehl pereer
ale BON Dem gureau Of Reiearh in eer
itGntii4en 8u6iihrunsss Retboos Dor
genommenen 9srbeiierungen biRfdaig
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3. u. 6. u.

Die SahresuerIummIuug Der obissn
8srsiniguns fiuoet am Routas, 70.
b. Dr., Ruhmittaes 3 lbr, i'm 6uupts
quarter itatt. Rad gerIsfuns bes
Sabresberihts piro Elm rsihbaItt1cs
prosramm CUR Burhfiibruug seIan-
gen uno gum S6lub iou DIE Iirst=
torenpoh itattfinoen. 4n bemislbcu
lase piro audi bic 2lusiteQung Der
Glaiisn 4rbeitsn abeebaIten. Der
8esper- -9ottssoienit am tommsuoen
Sonntas tpiro bon Rsp. gpbinette oe.
lettst tperoen.
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GreisfGmpier perhaftet,

Charles Eacen, elm greisboger,
Duroe geitern stahnrittag an Der ".
.. ADenne pon Dem 8eheimpolisiiten
SiiftleiH perbaftet uno unter Der Mn
fluee, leine Earole uerlest 5u baben,
einaelperrt Ter 8eiongene, peIher
tiir5llt, aus Dem 3uttbauie III ,sef-
ferionpille, Sno, anf EaroIe entlaiien
moroen mar, bate in einleen Iagen
in Samilton einen ssneitanpi aus
iehten iollen.
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Gut fiir Silfsieuer,pebrlcute

Seuernebrhef Slmfer crlieB ge-
tern cine 8eriilgung, mcId'e BON oer
SubItitut. tSeuerpehrleuten NIT GRO
rer @enuQthuIng aulgenoutmeu
miro. IieIelben neroen IN 3ufimft
genau mie Ole requldreu DtItalieoer
oes Ieparteneuts reqelmdBIg Ihreu
ireien SaQ bubeu, anitatt Ser bi@heri.
dcu riini Stun0en.
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per5iAlas.

@on einem ploglidben Sooe fpalroe
aeltern Der lett ldnaerer 3eit NIT Ell.
uem SersIeiben behaftete 60 Sabre
nlte Hobert Sdneioer. bon Ao. o33
GaIbouu StraBe credit. Ter olte
Serr nahie in gesleiiiing ieiues
ssreunoes 8. G. aiitner. BON GO.
2t05 8iue StraBe, einen spa3ier.
gang in gurnef Wooos, aIs err pIos-
lid bepubtIos aniammenbrah. Gr
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@ermist.

Der Is Sabre uIte 1ruman 4Hbers
ion. DON go. 1850 gissIop 5trubs,
pu=os geiteru Der qoii3et ais psrnibt
genelbet. Gr psrIisB feline slterlibe
Bpbnung am Wiitttpod uro ioq ficb
ausshIid nat SamiItpu bessbeu has
ben. Die ourttgs polt3si puros benahs
rihtiat.
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ab mad, SMrepa.

llutsr Den gaFasieren oss Dama
piers r9rdiioent 2tncolu" Der 5am>
burg.Qmerito.2iuis Der geiterr pon
Rem Yort abfubr, befunoeu iich 5rI.
Carrie 8ofoimitb. Serr uub Jrau
5enrp s. Pisrle uno 5rau Wm AsaI'
Ter Smith BON Cincinnati.
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Dltroe beingebrah un0 Or. 81.
Reenelin tpuroe fhleitnigIt bin5uge.
3ogen, jeooh fonnte Der gIr3t MIR.
mebr ben bereits eingetrteten lob
fonItatirer. Ger Coroner puroe be.
nadrihtigt rno gelangte 3u Der
ueber3eueung oaB Serr Shsnetoer
einem Ser3ihlag erIag.
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lSeiitesseitorf.

Der 81 Sabre alte 6aufrsr 2ouis
6. Suhr, o0n 2aiepooo uno Seioto
Gtrabe. ipuros geftern BON psm Sauis
Po. 22O2 Central Apeuus aus uat
benz it1biifhen 5ofpital eebraht, roo
er Der 9eobahtungss Warb iiberpiefsn
nuroe. gr pirp ieosnfoIIs benz BRO
botrihter porsefiihrt perben. um aui
iein<n Geitessuitnno unisriudt su
Ilreroen.
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semperafur.

5lr oisIes glatt rpurbsn gsitern BON
BEN Sptitern &. SIein & 9rp..
gap. ABS Race StraBe, fulsenoe Sems
peratur ltnteri6ieos rssiftrirt:
3eit 3sit 3sit
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- Sin Gtnbrscter itattete i'm Qaufe
osr VaittDod Raht Der Office Der
StobI &c Wttlsr Co., Rp. 479 gioaesr
StraBe, sineu 8eIuh ab unb erbeutste
ben aus etnigen Dollars beitsbenbsn
SHbalt oes 3abltelepbpns, forpie siniee
Treimarfeu.
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Cine riemaIS dhrig geb,teleue Epelle. Ia3
Eefert. leidit unn biIliq subesctfet nsif elrsul
5sGent Ra6et ben slipper Selee. Sp6er nno
etfer Znfie beiBeu TsGffPrs Dref GbftErpmas.
GrGngr. Grcbeeren SttrDnen unD oie pstrb0fte
6hocg4Ghe. Aus JrpcguA.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1912-10-25

build high schools and increase
school attendance? Who claims that
saloons increase postal receipts and
establish postal savings banks? All
these things have been done, and
well done, and all during time of
no saloons. Grants Pass has exper-
fenced harder times by far than the
present, and twice in the last twenty
years they came when we had sa-
looms in plenty The man that talks
hard times secs hard tines aud the
spending Of money for liquor will
make his hard times Just that much
/ harder.
Business is improving already
and signs and conditions are not
wanting that indicate a better busi-
ness situation Look The future
sQuarely in the face, and your look
will he rewarded with a smile
Hear what Judge H. II Basler has
to say when he speaks In your local
ity next week
T. =. CRAMER.
CPaid AdyertlsementD
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1912-10-25

The opera house has been engaged
for two meetings to be addressed by
lJ Frank Burke of Portland, Or Mr..
Burke is one of the best speakers in
Oregon and is a lawyer of repute. lie
is fully informed on the local option
law and its workings in this state,
and the friends of temperance are
urged not only to come ont them
selves, but to bring their friends who
want TO know the facts as shown not
only in Grants Pass but in the other
towns OF the state both wet and dry.
The afternoon meeting will be held
at O'Clock and the evening meeting
at s o'clock Every body is invited to
both meetings Mr. Burke is COM
ing under the auspices Of the Grants
Pass local option committee.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1912-10-25
no THE VOTERS.
Cpaid AdvertlsementD

For the benefit OF the great num-
ber of voters whom II Is impossible
for me to call ON personally ! did
not think It amss to publish few
words In support OF my candidacy
for sheriff OF Josephine county.
While to great many people
there may be planks In the socialist
platform of which they do not ap-
prove, nevertheless members OF all
parties must stand firmly for the inn
partial enforcement OF all laws en-
acted by the various legislative bod
les, and desire to emphasize. should
/ be elected to the office OF sheriff
Of Josephine county, shall first,
last and always stand for the en-
forcement of law, and especially the
local option liquor law of the state
OF Oregon.
In conclusion therefore, ! wish to
say should the county at the general
election in November declare itself
In favor Of Prohibition" and | be
the successful candidate for the
above office, ! promise a rigid and
vigorous enforcement Of those laws
governing the same On the other
hand should the county declare It.
self wet" ] will do everything
within the scope Of my office to en-
force those laws regulating the H.
censed saloon
In conclusion. Mr.. Voter. II you
stand for law and order" and de-
sire an administration of the Office
Of sheriff as above outlined, Il be-
hooyes you to vote for the under
signed
Respectfully,
b. j.. KENYON.
(Paid Advertisement
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1912-10-25
General Manager Geriz to Coost-

VIM. GeriZ, general manager and
consulting engineer for the Pacific
d Eastern railway the Inn line that
is built from Medford to the east
passed through here recently en-
ronJe 10 Medford from a trip to
/ Crescent City Engineers are now
In the field working from Crescent
City this way, a part of the work
{ that is being done under the direc-
/ tion of Medford business interests.
and there is every indication that
the Hin interests will be found ready
to load vessels at the coast when the
/ Panama boats whistle for port.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1912-10-25
JACOB n. BJCkBEE WANTED
BY ADMlNISTRA ATOR

Jacob II. Buckbee can learn some
thing 10 his advantage by calling on
Justice James Holman. who holds a
letter, from Jas. A. Buckee, admins
traitor Of estate Of John S. Buckbee.
deceased. Of Santa Fe Springs, Cal
Anyone knowing the whereabou.
Of Jacob II. Buckbee, who is 6 years
of age and supposed to be clearing
land in the vicinity of Grants Pass.
will do a favor by notifying him G54
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1912-10-25
4 FAIR STATEMENT OF THE
CASE.

During the past few months a
great deal has been said by the ad-
vocates of the licensed saloon about
the so-called hard times in Grants
Pass, and as proof OF their claims
they point 70 the business difficulties
of few of the merchants Ia oar
city Not a merchant In Gran;s Pass
will contend that business is aE good
los I'm 1911, but the causes alo not
IN any way connected with saloons
or no saloons This country has seen
enough of periods of business de-
preston which have come 10 saloon
towns just as forcibly, and probcblN
more so, as To no saloon towns.
lioes anyone imagine that MedlCrl
with It's large crop of licensed So
looms Is in the height of prosperity
Ask any dealer in Jackson county or
Medford real estate. and he will tell
YOU that prices are from % TO 80
per cent lower than one and two
years ago Medford has had bust
/ ness failures, in ta.t larger ones
/ than Grants Pass, but who heard
amy Medtordite claim that It was he
cause their town was dry? Grants
( Pass is only one town out Of null
titude Of others in the United States
where the expenditures have beea
( larger than the income, and every
boy in school can tell YOU what that
means to any community Business
| failures occur In all places where
business Is done, and in many, many
cases the individual himself causes
his own trouble Had any Of the un-
fortunate ones in Grants Pass kept
their expenses below their profits,
mot one would have had to close his
doors If every time YOU make ten
dollars you spend eleven dollars, It
does not need prophet or dry
town TO tell what the result must be.
When the saloons went out I'm the
election Of four years ago, II does
mot take a very retentiye memory to
recall the claims Of the saloon men
Iof empty buildings and hard times in
store for our town As "a matter or
| fact the walls of the license advo-
Gates were wholly proven false,
when inside OF SIX months every
good business location was occupied
and the saloon business was not
missed as factor IN the prosperity
of the city We had three good years
when new people brought new money
which was quickly put into circuia-
/ tion I'm the purchase Of farms, homes.
and the necessaries Of life and no
one blamed the saloon for all these
good things Who claims that sa-
looms double the price Of real estate?
Who claims that saloons bring city
/ Improvements? who claims that
saloons double the installation Of
telephones IN our homes In ionr
years? Who claims that saloons in
crease bank deposits and start new
banks2 Who claims that saloons
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1912-10-25
Visiting Old Friends

Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wilson and baby
are in the city, the sues.s oil Mr.. and
Mrs A. \. Porter. They were resi-
dents Of this city some years ago,
Mr. Wilson being connected with the
firm of p. H. Harth x Son. who sold
to the Peerless Clothing Co. Mr..
Harth is handling the Buick and Ma
tional cars in Portland.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1912-10-25

H. D Goroutt went to Portland on
business Wednesday.
$3.50 shoes $l.9S. RI. Goes. It
Daniel Peterson of Hugo spent
Wednesday in the city.
Mrs. NJ. A. Fales OF Hugo left
Thursday morning for New York.
Mr., and Mrs. A. L. Bailey and chill
dren OF Wolf Creek spent Thursday
in the city.
Mrs. Helen c. Whitlock Of Hugo
Is on trip to Denver leaving
Thursday morning.
Mrs. Phil Metschan Sr., OF Port
land, is visiting with Mrs. X. NJ. c.
Neill, at the Neill home on the Ap-
plegate.
W. b. Hamilton, Jr., returned to
the Hamilton farm at Central Point
after spending a few days with his
parents, Rev. and Mrs. Hamilton.
slOO quilt size cotton batting,
S5c. r. L. Coe. 1t
\/Mrs. f. L. Wood and two little
daughters returned Thursday from
la seyen-weeks' visit al Rbinelands
Wis. Mrs. Woods old home.
Mrs. C. f. Oestreick was taken to
the south Pacific hospital Wednes-
day and on Thursday submitted to
an operation. Her condition is sat
isiactory.
Mr. and Mrs. c. w. Stutenroth
who have been spending several DAYS
with their son, Carl, and family, left
Thursday morning for Los Angeles
to spend the winter
Rae Benson, an old resident Of
this city having attended school here
under his father, Prof II. /. Benson,
and succeeding professors. is spend
ing few days with old friends.
Repairs for all Oliver plows at
Cramer Bros 1t
Mrs Lizzie Flemming of Twin
Falls, Idaho, stopped off here Thurs
/ day morning to spend a day with her
brother, H. L. Gill0ey. She Wiz 30
to Medford and return to Grants
rass later
Oliver plovs are not experiments
| but proven realities. A No. 20 Oliver
chilled plow will convince you Sold
Iby Cramer Bros IT
Mrs. Taylor, wife OF DR. NJ. b. Tay-
| lor of Grass Valley, arrived in the
city Thursday morning to spend 10
days with her sister, Mrs l.. A..
Heath. She is on her way home
from attending the W. C. r. L. con
vention at Portland.
The largest cash buyer Of farm pro
duce in Grants Pass is Ihe American
restaurant. The fArpfers appreciat-
ing this ready market for their pro
duce patronize this restaurant for
their meals 9-2O-tf
DR.. W. D. Wood of Forest Grove
was in the city Wednesday and is
now in the Merlin country hunting.
The doctor is the republican nominee
for state senator for his district.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1912-10-25

Margaret Taylor, travelling with
her mother from Portland 10 Towle.
Cal, on Wednesday lost the tip of
her finger by its being caught by a
car window which her mother had
lowered The accident happened be
tween Three Pines and Merlin and
DR.. Loughridge met the little SUI
ferer al the depot here and dressed
the wound The finger will not be
permanently dlsfgured.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1912-10-25
Bennie Jess Injured

Word was received here Tuesday
that Bennie Jess, formerly a rest
dent of this county came near losing
his life in the Cody mill at Bandon
last Friday morning, although the
cause of the accident was not made
known Mrs. Martha Jess, mother
of the injured man, contemplates go
ing to Bandon TO care for her SON
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1912-10-25
Old Resident Visiting

Mr.. and Mrs Thos Stevenson Of
Arroyo Grande, Cal. arrived in
Grants Pass Wednesday morning TO
spend a few days with Mrs Steven
sons brother. g. l.. Younker, and to
renew acquaintance with old
friends. She was resident Of
Grants Pass previous to 1907, at that
time her name being Mrs Cunning
ham They have been spending q
short time with sister. Mrs j X
Helman, at Ashland
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1912-10-25
Freight Car Wrecked

The drawhead of a car of lumber
was pulled ont Wednesday night
while a south-bound freight was run
ming at full speed near Hugo and as
a result the ear was ditched, and the
freight delayed The woodwork of
the car WAS completely wrecked and
the trainmen burned the scraps. The
lumber is being reloaded at the
freight depot here.