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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-07-05
Razen1

Razern II
Dzieh czwartego lipca obcho--
dzono rozumnie W nizej poda-
nych miastach:
Springfield, ILL.,, Freeport, ILL.,,
Galesburg, H., Sterling, Ill. Bush
nell, ILL.,, Quincy, ILL.,, Anna, ILL.,,
Springfield, O., Muncie, Ind,
Bedford, Ind, Baraboo, Wis,
Boone, Ia, Findlay, O., Bowling
Green, O., Kenton, O., upper
Sanducky, O., Fostoria, O., Han
nibal, Mo-, Marion, O., Sedalia,
Mo-, Evansville, Ind, Leaven-
worth, Kas., Portland, Me-, Alba
ny, N. Y, Reading, Pa, Canton,
O., Hartford, Con-, Akron, O.,
Huntington, Ind, Worcester,
Mass. Minot, N. D., Saginaw,
Mich.
z trzeciego pietra.
Wczoraj trzeciego pietra W
hotelu Congress rzucii sic c. w.
Stamsell Kansas City. Stamsell
byi pijany. Bylby sic pewnic "a
bill ma miejscu, gdyby ME szyld
elektryczny j oszklenie mad bocz-
nem wejsciem hotelu. Stamsell
najpierw zahaczyi sic o szyld, a
potem runai przez oszklenie. To
przerwalo szybki spad z trzeciego
pietra pijak odniosl tylko lekkie
rany.
Kiedy go podniesiono, to pro-
sill o kieliszek wodki.
Starnsell wprowadzii sic do ho-
telu w stanie nietrzezwym. Klerk
kazai mu wytrzezwiec j dlatego
natychmiast postal go do pokoju.
w chwili kiedy pokojowka scie-
lila iozko, Stamsell rzucii sic ok
mem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-07-05

dzi podwodnych towarzyszy ja-
chtowi carskiemu ,,Gwiazda Po-
larna". Rosyjskie statki przywi-
tally Niemcow salwami armatnie-
mi. Car udal sic zaraz ma poklad
cesarskiego jachtu, gdzie sic SER
decznie przywitai Wilhelmem.
w caiej Europe wielka przypi-
suja wage tenu zjazdowi i sadza,
re wazne polityczne kwestye be-
da omawiane; re zjazd ME jest
tylko prywatnym, tego dowodzi
fakt, re towarzysza monarchom
ich ministrowie. Niektorzy przy-
puszczaja, re ma ziezdzie tym mo-
re da sic powziac jakaS inicyaty-
we ku zakonczeniu wojny wio-
sko tureckiej.
z Chin.
Pekin, 5 lipca. = Niektore po-
selstwa tutejsze otrzymaly do
niesienia, re we wielu prowin-
cyach wre grozna agitacya pre-
ciwko obcokrajowcom. Formula
sic tam tajne towarzystwa ma
wzor boxerow r. 1900.
2 Marokko.
Gibraltar, 5 lipca. = Doniesio-
no tn, re pewien SEEK oglosn sic
w Tarudant = sultanem Marok-
ka, poniewaz obecny sultan Mu-
laj Hafid ,,zaprzedaP sic = Frau
cuzom. w okolicy ludnoSc bury
sic przeciw Europejczykom.
z Japonii.
Toxic, S lipca. = Spuszczono
tu ma wody nowy wielki okret
..Shirozonka Maru'', ktory kurso-
wac bedzie miedzy Toxic a Sc
attic, Wash.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-07-05

cox przywodczyni wojowniczych
tych obywatelek wtargneia ma Pc
wne zebranie w Bristolu w pre-
braniu = meskiem.. Poznano ia
jednak i wyrzucono sail, a
tlum ma ulicy pobil ia niemilo-
siernie.
- Prasa tutejsza zywo oma-
via nominacye demokratyczna
Wilsona, oddajac jego zdolno-
Scion pochwaiy bez zastrzezei.
- Przybyli do Londynu ma
konferencye Imperyum Brytyj-
skiego : premier kanadyjski R.
L. Borden i kilku innych mini
strow. Podobno Kanada bsdzie
giosowac "a zaciesnieniem we
ziow miedzy Anglia a koloniami
i podaruje krajowi macierzyste-
mu diva nowe.. .dreadnoghty"
= Niejaki Franciszek Sangor-
ski, podobno znany w Stanach
Zjednoczonych, utonal tu, ratuJac
rzeki pewna kobiete. Kobieta
zostala ocalona, ale jej wybawca,
wyczerpany, utonai, MIN pomoc
nadazyia.
z Nien1iec.
Berlin. 5 lipca. = w prasie po-
jawila sic wiesc, re trzeci syn ce-
sarza Wilhelma, Wojciech, ten,
kt6ry z MIN wyjechai ma zjazd z
carem, ma sic ozenic najstarsza
corka cara, Olga, liczaca obecnie
lat 16. Wojciech liczy lat ~.
- Parma E. M. Philip Brook
lyna zmarlu tu wskutek uszko-
dzen, odniesionych w niedaw-
nym wypadku automobiPwym
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-07-05
Chicagowianin CORA.
Stockholm, Szwecya, 5 lip

Sztokholnm, Szwecya, 5 lipca.
Ma tutejszych miedzynarodo-
wych Igrzyskach Olimpijskich O.
trzymal pierwsza nagrode "a eel
nose w strzelaniu do ptakow -
Chicagowianin J. R. Graham. w
innem strzelaniu pierwsza ma
erode otrzymai takze Ameryka-
min H. n. Hird Iowa.
z Panamy.
Panama, 5 lipca. = Wszystkie
pisma tutejsze zamiescily zgodne
artykuiy peine uznania dla Sta
now Zjednoczonych ich komisa-
rzy, pod ktorych dozorem kraj
Panamy odbyl swa pierwsza
,,wolna" elekcye, w wyborach
CORA wyszla opozycya przeciw-
rzadowa.
z Kanady.
Ottawa, Ont, 5 lipca. = Ma
odbytym tu zjezdzie organizacyi
American Library ASS, obrany
zostal prezesem H. E. Legler BIZ
bliotekarz publicznej czytelni Chi
cagoskiej.
z Francyi.
Paryz, 5 lipca. Pawel Leroy
Beaulieu oglosii pelen SHY apel,
wzywaiacy Francuzow j Francu-
ski do walki playa wyludniania
kraju ograniczania potomstwa:
wnosi on, aby Mkt ME mogl O
trzymac stanowiska publicznego,
ktoby ME posiadai zonyi i trojga
dzieci przynajmniej, pahstwo
zas powinno rozdzielac premie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-07-05
TGIGgramy lagraniGzne.
z Mexyku.

Bachimba, lipca. = Orozco
jego rewolucyjna armia ME wy
trzymali ataku wojsk federalnych
po kilkodniowych potyczkach,
a po onegdajszej gwaitownej
strzelaninie - cofneli sic hanieb-
ME z pola walki uchodzac w kie-
runku Chihuahua. Kiedy wczorai
zrana cd strony rewolucyjnej ME
odpowiedziano ma strzaly, gene
raj Huerta wyslal oddzialy re-
kognoskujace, ktore stwierdziiy,
ze Orozco noca uszedl pola BIZ
twy: ma jego stanowisku male
ziono tylko zabitych rannych.
Podobno jednak odwrot Orozca
dokonany zostai W zupeinym po-
rzadku; ogiasza on obecnie, ze
ME chcial sic broniG pod Bachim-
ba, by amunicyi ME TRAGIC. Ge-
neralowie rzadowi Huerta, Raba-
60 Teller odniesh wiec nowe
zwyciestwo, dzieki znakomitetj
taktyce niewielkiej armii federal
nei. Podobno nawet Chihuahua
ma bye bez walki oddane rzado-
wei armii, rewolucyonisci COMA
sic az do samej granicy amery-
kanskiej: pozniej ma Orozco
przeciesc swa kwatere do Casas'
Grandes, lezacego w gorach,
gdzie sic spoziewa, re go artyle-
rya Huerty ME siegnie skad par
tyzancka zamySla prowadzic
wake. Wciaz tez spodziewaja sic
rewolucyonisei, re "a granicy a.
merykanskiej uda i'm sic przemy-
cae amunicye, dlatego bisko tel
granicy trzymac sic pragna.
Donosza z Colonia Diaz, ze
obywatel amerykanski William
Adams stojac przed swym do
mem, zostai zastrzelony przez
rewolucyonistow mexykanskich.
Sledztwo wdrozono.
Katastrofa powodzi.
Mexyk, miasto, ) ipca. - Do
nosza Salamanca o 70 mil ma
poludnie cd Guanajato, re w u
biegia nadziele, miasto to nawle-
dzila wielka powodz, ktora dwie
trzecie miasta zniszczyia doszcze-
tnie; 1000 ludzi jest bez dachu
mad glowa, kilkadziesiat osoO po-
dobno zginelo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-07-05
I TRzEC|EGO PETRA.
Piak skoczy}, lecz rany jego sa bardzo lex
kie. Prosif jeszcze kieliszek w6dki.
POD KOLAMI SAMOCHODU.
Osmioletni chiopiec ginie ma Calumet avenue.
moch6d naIezaf do Nowojorczanna
Czwarty lipca w Chicago.

czwarty lipca W Chicago.
Chicago ma sic czem pochwa-
lie. Moze sic nawet stawic "a
wzor innym wielkim miastom a
merykanskim. Wczoraj bowiem
W uroczystosciach czwartego lip
ca Mkt ME zostai zabity, rany
odniosio tylko trzech i to bardzo
lekkie.
Pierwszy to raz W historyi te-
60 miasta, re obyio sic bez smier-
CT. Miasto zawsze przyzwyczajo-
ne do ogromnych petard dynami-
towych wczoraj bardzo spokojnie
spedziio rocznice ogloszenia ME
podleglosci Stan6w Zjednoczo-
nych.
Tu 6wdzie siyszalo sic spora-
dyczne wybuchy, ale bardzo Rad
ko.
Rok temu, W czasie takich jak
wczorajsze uroczystosci, jeden
zostal zabity, a "a rany odnioslo.
w roku 1910 byiy diva wypadki
smierci i ~ okaleczeh, W roku
1909 zanotowano jeden fatalny
wypadek i ~ wypadkow polka
leczen. w roku 1908 wypadkow
Smierci zapisano IL, a rok pred
tenn al 10.
Zesziego roku W Chicago W
dniu czwartego lipca bylo 165
pozarow, W roku 1910 - 1853.
Wczoraj zas straz Pozarna zaa-
larmowano tylko 26 razy. Sztu-
czne ognie ME byiy powodem
wczorajszych pozarow.
Trzech odniosio wczoraj rany,
i to z why innych:
Stanley Anderson, lat 8, zam.
pnr. 4852 North Robey utica,
chcial uspokoic przestraszonego
konia, pod kt6rego jakis chiopak
rzucif zapalona petarde. Kon
szarpnai chfopca j zlamal mu nos.
Frank Kruger, lat II, zam.
pnr. 25o3 North Monticello ave-,
zostai skaleczony, kiedy jakis
chlopak poiozyi kule rewolwero-
wa ma torze tramwajowym. Wy
padek ten zaszedi ma rogu Lawn
dale i Fullerton ave.
Ia przekraczanie przepisow
miejskich odnoszacych sic do
czwartego lipca aresztowano
wczoraj nastepujacych:
F. Piotr Burger, 1854 West 31sza
utica i Antoni Kradzinski, 2o12
Kelley, zostali aresztowano "a
strzelanie karabinu pred swym
domem.
James M'Intyre i James Swee-
ney, Loomis ulicy, zostali are
sztowani "a umieszczanie torped
ma torach tramwajowych.
Samuel Panos, 1921 West A
dams utica, aresztowano "a stree
lanie rewolweru.
Jan Saraich, z427 Clybourn
ave., aresztowany "a umieszcza-
ME slepych nabojow rewolwero-
wych ma torze tramwajowym.
Zamiast strzelaniny po par
kach publicznych odbyly sic
obchody pub1iczne,
Parki wczoraj byly nrzepeinione
po same brzegi. Temperature
wzniosia sic wczoraj do So stopni
ludnoSc mile spedzala swieto W
.ieniu drew.
w casej Ameryce czwarty lip
"a hyl wczoraj bardzo spokojny.
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(Dokonczenie na str. BED
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-07-05
POrazkai OdWr0tR
niSt6W Mexykalskich.
Katastrofa PowodzL
ZiaZd Cara Z CesarZem.
kataStrofa Awiatyczrla.
ChicasoxNiarin cora.
Katastrofa Powodzi.
Chicasowianin = CORA.

zabtyh Pan Taft Be-
veey, Rezygnacya dra Andrew aystenta
Republikanski gubernator WnsOnem Niepo-
mysne dla rzeciej party wilson przyoe-
dzie do Chicago. - Wiley WisOnem MarshaIem
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-07-05
: A czemu to Pawiowa tax piac1

Gle, czy wan dziecko umar}o?
- e, co tam dziecko, to bajh. Jed.
no zamrze. drugie bedzie, jeno mi VIE
przak zdechi o, mole ty slicznosci,
moi ty skarbie!. Czemuzes ty siero.
to ma tym kwiecie zostawii. kiej mi "a
ciebe ju4 trzydziesci talarow rzsznik
cawal. -.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-07-05
4. VII. "a granica.

Londyn, lipca. - Posef a
mervkanski w. Reid wydai tu z
okazvi 1 lipca wielkie przyJecle,
W kt6rem uczestniczyio zgora
1000 osob.
Tow. anglo amerykanskle
wydaio wspanialy bankiet, ma kto-
rym przemawiai ma temat dnia II
roczystego Ch. Depew, senator
Stan6w Zjedn., bawiacy chwilo-
wo w Londynie.
Paryz, 5 lipca. = z okazyi Ago
lipca kolonia amerykahska tu-
teisza ziozyla ma grobie Latay-
ette'a wspanialy sztandar ameTy-
kanski; wygloszono tez szereS
patryotycznych przemowieh,
Rzym, 5 lipca. : z Okazyi 4 Ii
pea wiele osob zlozyio W tutel-
seem poselstwie amerykanskiem
ofizyalne wizyty.
Zjazd Cara cesarzem.
Rewal, Rosya, lipca. = Przy-
byl tu jachtem ,,Hohenzollern ;
eskortowanym przez okret wo-
Jenny ,Moltke', ces. Wilhelm z sy-
nem Wojciechem j kanclerzem
Bethmann Holwegiem; oczekl-
wal go tn car Mikoial, wraz z
oremierem Kokowcewem mini
strem spraw zagranicznych, sa-
zonowem; szereg rosyjskich io-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-07-05
ZAnglii.

SIWOllL
z Anglii.
Londyn, 8 lipca. Miedzyna-
rodowa organizacya dla radio-te-
legrafii odbyaa tn konferencye
postanowiia nastepna odbyc "a
lat 5 w Waszyngtonie. Znaczna
czesc spraw poswiecila konferen-
cya omowieniu srodkow zastoso-
wanna radio-telegrafii do ratowa-
MIA statkow na morzu.
- Komisya rzadowa, ktora tu
badala sprawe katastrofy nTyta-
nika", doszia do przekonania, 2e
kapitan Lord, okretu uCalifor-
nian" zawinii ciezko, poniewaz
widzial znaki .Tytanika", WY
wajacego pomocy, a pomoca ta
ME pospieszyi, Przekonanie TO :
gloszono publicznie.
- Sufrazystki tutejsze ME Gle
sza sic popularnoscia: pani Will
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1912-10-04
INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER co =, PORTLAND, ORE.

force of men has been put on at the
property of the United Copper com
,any. located on the Illinois. near
the mouth of Deer creek, and prep
arations made for extensive opera
lions. A new road will be con-
structed from the mine to Selma and
eventually the output of the mine
will be hauled to that point by auto
truck. They have in view the con-
struction of smelter at the mine
as soon as conditions will warrant.
This is one of the oldest gold-cop-
per mines Of the district, with an
ore body OF good average values and
extensive enough to guarantee per-
manency.
Mr. Potter states that the hills
have been full Of prospectors during
the past few months and he has
been kept buster than usual getting
out supplies and equipment.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1912-10-04
INSPECTOR INVESTIGATES
FAKE NINE SCHEME

Postoftice Inspector Il. c. Clement
was here from Portland Saturday
making an investigation into the al
legged unlawful use of the mails In
furthering the promotion of fake
mining scheme by McNicholas broth
ers. MIR. Clement says that the de-
partment has been working on the
case for year or more past, and
that the investigation had reached a
point where warrants had been Is
sued for the men, but that tip had
evidently been given them, and that
their present whereabouts were un-
known.
The game worked by the McNich-
olas brothers involved mining prop
erty in Josephine county, including
the Old Channel mine at Galice. In
February, 1910, Jas. h. McNicholas
negotiated purchase of the Old
Channel, the price to be $4,000,
and an advance payment of $4,000
was made, the second payment ia
come three months later, q mort.
gage for $4,000 being given Hf
then formed new company, capi'
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1912-10-04

talized at $1,000, 900, and the claim
is made that he sold $3.50, 900
worth Of stock in this new company,
which was called the Old Channel
Hydraulic Mines Co., before the next
payment became due The stockhold-
ers claim that they did not know the
property was not paid for till pay
ment on the second note was de-
manded, and the original owners
proceeded TO 'forclose upon the prop
erty. The postal authorities took
the matter mp because of fake ge-
ports which McNicholas sent
through the mails regarding this and
other mining properties.
The Old Channel Is one of the
greatest producing placer In the
west having been worked continu-
ously since 1864, and previous to its
sale to McNlcholas had never had
so much as lien against It, but It
Is safe to say that the biggest clean
UP ever made from It was that taken
by McNlcholas through his sales Of
stock to eastern people, One OF his
victims Is said to have been W. X.
Vanderbilt, who bit for $125,000.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1912-10-04
ECHOES FROM ASHLAND.
Ashland Happenings Always Interest
Our Readers.

After reading of so many people
in our town who have been cured by
Doan's Kidney Pills, the question na-
turallv arises: rs this medicine
equally successful in our neighboring
towns?" The generous statement OF
this Ashland resident leaves no room
for doubt on this point.
II. Powell, 263 oak St., Ashland,
Ore. saws: Il suffered a great deal
from kidney trouble and backache
and sometimes ! could hardly get
around On arising in the morning,
I was stif and lame and the kidney
secretions annoyed me by their ir-
regularity in passage As soon as !
commenced taking Doan's Kidney
pills I improved and / am now in
good health ! still use Doan's Kid
new pills occasionally, but more as a
preventive than anything else. al
WAYS insist upon Doan's Kidney Pills
FOR no other substitute could be as
elective as they"
For sale by all dealers Price 90
oorts Foster-Milburn Co.. Buhalo,
New York. sole agents for the United
states.
Remember the name-Doan s.
and take no other.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1912-10-04
Would Employ Inmates.
Home Needs Disinfecting.

The home should be thoroughly
disinfected by cyanide of potassium
for the purpose of destroying existing
parasites with which the home Is in
fected. The floors should be washed
with creoline at least once a week
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1912-10-04
DEADLOCkED OVER
PRICE OF SHOW TICKET.

Z. J. Villiers-Kelly, personal busi-
ness representative of William A.
Brady, New York City, visited Grants
Pass yesterday and today, arranging
for the production here of Bought
and Paid For" which comes TO the
Grants Pass opera house, October 3,
II is understood there is a dead
lock between Mr., Villiers- Kelly and
the local opera house management
over the prices of admission TO be
charged for the sensational Broad
hurst play, the former insisting on
the maximum price of 81 which has
prevailed in New York and San Fran
cisco. while the latter declared that
a larger house would accrue from a
maximum charge OF $3.50 the seat.
Opera House Manager Hanley has
appealed to Mr.. Brady and is san
guine his proposition will be accept
ed.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1912-10-04
some even TO the unfortunate poor,
Bath Facilities Not Adequate.

Bath Facilities Not Adequate.
The bath facilities are not ade-
Quate nor hygienio. One bath tub for
men OF various conditions of health
is not sufficient. When a man Of
clean bodily health must resort for
his bath to a tub that has just been
vacated by syphilitic with body
covered with discharging ulcers. he
is compelled either TO bear the ills
of dirt and filth or fly to the dread
alternative of contact with loath-
some disease This should be rem
edied at once by enlarging the addi-
tion at the rear of the county home,
putting therein concrete floors and
installing a shower bath in addition
to the present tub bath. and further
to install therein an up-to-date Law
atory to take the place of the pres
ant insufficient inadequate apology
OF toilet now seen at the home.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1912-10-04
STATE PRESIDENT W. II. c.
VISITS THE LOCAL CORPS
(From Sundays DailyD


Mrs. Jennie Pritchard of Port
land, state president Of the Wo-
mems Relief Corps, stopped off in
Grants Pass yesterday for the pur-
pose of inspecting the local corps
being on her way north from Los
Angeles. In honor of the distin-
guished visitor sumptuous ban
quAt was served in the G. a. r. hall
at five o'clock last evening at
which there were about 125 iaGies
seated, in addition to members Of the
Post. The rooms were tastefully
decorated for the occasion with the
national colors. AS a token of their
esteem, a beautiful souvenir spoon
was presented to the state president
Following the banquet the company
enjoyed number of violin selections
and vocal numbers by Comrade Abe
AXtell.
Mrs. Prtcnard spoke in high COM
mendation of the condition Of Corps
which now ranks with that Of Port
Land, having just raised its enroll
ment to 100.
The banquet was most enloyaOie
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1912-10-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Coutant were
in from their Fruitdale home Sunday
to attend church, and incidentally to
let little Miss Lou Bet, the five
weeks old daughter Of the house
hold. visit with her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Coutant
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1912-10-04


atory to take the place of the pres
ent insufficient inadequate apology
of toilet now seen at the home.
Would Employ Inmates.
That industry may be stimulated,
and economy furthered, we recon-
mend that good COW be kept to be
cared for by the inmates, The coun-
ty court is very wisely installing o
small irrigation system which will
enable the home to have under culti-
vation few acres of land, which will
be worked chiefly by the occupants
as many of them are not only able
but willing and anxious to cooper
ate.
Home Needs Disinfecting.
THE home should be thoroughly
disinfected by cyanide Of potassium
for the purpose of destroying existing
parasites with which the home is in
fected. The floors should be washed
with creoline at least once a week.
Case of Old Man Mckee.
"On the 25th of September the
grand jury visited the county home
for the express purpose of making a
thorough investigation of the condl-
tions that existed at the time OF the
death of Mr. Mckee, an inmate. Not
only were the inmates of the county
home examined in secret session up
on the subject, but In addition there
to there appeared before us the coun-
ty Judge, the county physician, and
two nurses who attended him, Dr.
TruaX and the superintendent, for
the purpose of establishing the blame
where 1t belonged II was found
that on or about the 20th day OF
July Mr.. Mckee, who had been ~
the home four years, and while he
was of failing health, was able to be
around, but on about the date mem
toned he became helpless
Special Nurse Employed
The superintendent at once noti-
fed the county judge and special
nurse was employed, who from the
evidence we believe was incompetent
and negligent in handling a case OF
that kind. During the attendance OF
that nurse, the superintendent dis
covered that there were maggots in
the bed and notified the nurse and
the nurse quit the employment.
About the time the last nurse was
employed newspaper reporter was
called in and the facts given to the
public.
Judge, Physician or superintendent
Mr.. McKee's case was an aggra.
U
waited one and It was very difficult
to care for, but we are satisfied from
all the evidence before us-and We
have gone into the case thoroughly
that no blame for the condition In
| the Mckee case can be attached tC
the county judge nor to the super
intendent or county physician, except
that they perhaps should have used
more care in the selection of a nurse
but we are unable to find that there
has been any negligence in this re-
spect. While we do not believe IN
criticizing any person for calling the
attention of the public to the delin
quency Of county officials, we belley.
that under the circumstances tn,
county Judge should have been nou
fed by the county physician before
the facts were published to the
world.
"The conditions that We're pub
lished were due solely to either th,
negligence or incompetency of "a,
nurse in charge Of McKee's case.
In examination OF the home. th,
occupants We're nearly all examined
ard tho, tostfGad fraatv nnd fraut
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1912-10-04

CHICAGO, Oct, l,-Unless the
traction companies here grant the
demands OF the car men today gi-
gantle street ear strike will be called
here on Wednesday, according to the
statement OF union officials,
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1912-10-04

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