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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-11-21
Capitalization Of Investigations both
departments denied there was any
friction between them over the sub
ject.
Baby Girl Passes Away

Ruth Ella, the seven and one-half
months old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Sisson, died at the family home
on Friday morning. resulting from
pneumonia and capillary bronchitis.
The funeral services were held SAT-
urday afternoon at Halls chapel and
the burial at Granite Hill cemetery
at 10 O'Clock today. \
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-11-21
Why Walt

Why Walt
For winter. Order your new over
coat right now and have It ready for
the cold wave. Agent for ED Y.
Price q Co. and Brownsville Woolen
mills. Geo. s. Calhoun. 6O3 G street.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-11-21
Remember, Remember

The big bail at the Waldorf dance
hall Thanksgiving night six-piece
orchestra that will play from . TO l.,
Also light refreshments VIII be
served You get 1t all for 81. This
lis program dance. First dance at
9:i5. Now don't forget. Come. 59s
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-11-21
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Nov. ~. Wednesday ~ Old fashioned
concert. Commercial club room, at
sp. m.
Nov. -. Wednesday Thanksgiving
cooked food sale at the public mar
kot by ladies Of the N. V. church
south. ~
Dec. y, Friday--chicken pic supper
and sale by NJ. u. ladies.
Dec. 3. Friday Miscellaneous sale
by 81. Luko's guild.
Dec. 10. Friday--New England sup.
per and bazaar by ladies OF the
Baptist church.
Dec. %. wednesday--Conccrt by
Music club and high school. at the
opera house.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-11-21

oldspapers, So per package, at II
Courier once.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-11-21
80 Iron Horses at work--a'

10 Iron HORSES NJ W0rk----H
4 The S0-horse-power caterpillar
traction engine recently purchased
by the Leonard Orchards company Is
giving good account Of itself in clear
ing operations upon the River Banks
ranch. Upon bottom lands that had
grown up to willows the tractor Is
used In pulling a'giant plow, and the
Willows are taken out in o hurry.
The piow used inl this work, will cut
o, furrow "a inches wide and about
as deep as.there iscever need to SO.
The Willows are not even grubbed
ahead of the tractor. but the heavy
machine bears them down. and the
breaking plow either pulls them out
bodilyo or cuts them cleanly below the
surface. 1t will cut through roots
as thick as a. mans leg.s and the
thirty iron horses never hesitate In
the cutting.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-11-21
Murnhy,s Annual hall

Murphy's Annual Bali a ~
Saturday. November a. TURKEYS
galore. Pumpkin pie aplenty.s Good
music. lots TO eat anda Q dandy time
all night. $abuys II all. Phone Gil
more for ticket. 597tf
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-11-21
steel,s nerkshires at che Falr---

Steel's Berkshires at the Fair
The Rogue River valley was well
represented at the Berkshire show Of
the Panama-Pacific International ex-
position. which Is considered the
greatest Berkshire show ever held In
the world. by the show herd from
Winona ranch. steel's Berkshires
placed well upin all classes entered,
both individuals and groups. This ex-
hibit has drawn much attention to
the Rogue valley as a favorable loca.
tion for stock breeding, as we'll as
bringing many orders to the Grants
Pass breeding plant.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-11-21

Pure Milis from Healthy Cows,
Phone 222. Englewood Dairy
$3.50 per month per quart. coo
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-11-21

; Location notices. Courier ONCE.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-11-21

Rain Coats
Made to your measure. Any style
you want. So to SIS. Geo. s. CAL
houn, COS G street. 5S9
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-11-21

FOR SAI.E---Two dozen late hatched
Barred Rock pullets. Cheap II
taken quick. John, Summers. 600
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-11-21

Your Suit va
. viii please you better IL tailored
to order. The price is part of the
satisfaction. Geo. s. Calhoun, eos G
street. 500
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-11-21

Chicken Pie Dinner, 25c---
Palace hotel today.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-11-21

WANTED--Team work. plowing or
hauling. $40 n. Ninth 81. 600
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-11-21
M NEw " 7, TO-DAY

INSURE before YOU burn. L. A..
Lanner, good Fire InsnRancE.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-11-21

MRS. ROSS MINCE MEAT for sale
at Pardee's grocery. sse ess
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-11-21

FRESH JERsEY-HoLsTEIN COW for
sale, Inquire George Morris,
Phone 602-F-12. 600
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-02
Personal Influence

Editor Times. 4 most estimabIo
Nomnn-one Of the kind who cuuses nv
To realize that not an angels Of heay
cn are removed from material yestI
lur'~sugested this To me. AS Il
psychological experiment resolve for a
week to think nothing but good
thought and do uAught hut Kind
leeds, having charity for an. malice
toward none, aud then report to me
tried that experiment with results
ili"t to me- were amazing What Is
Tue report Inquired the good angel
Wy reply was Il nm prepared lo
certify that this earth is heaven ur
nell whichever the Individual prrson
J, dlsl osrd ~ make it" / see things
diftcrrnllN and have felt that persons
Nho VIII follow the golden rule
through life absolutely VIII find ylr
tue its own reward aud will wlrld Il
tremendous Influence Tor good nmonp
Their fellows. one who I'm absolute
good faith will try the experiment
VIII have atmlued plane from which
ne can never descend II there is any.
'hlhg ln his ego worth consideration
PSYCHOLOGIST
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-02

it through legitimate means But once enacted
both his pet legislation and himself stand before the
courts in precisely the same attitude as the hum
bIest citizen or the most obscure law
Gov Williams regardless of what he may think
about it, has no more right to crltcisc court for
decision than has the humbest Iitigaut The mere
fact this his position may save him from the con-
tempt proceedings which hr would be the first to
invoke were he on the bench, and the offender a
common citizen, only adds to the oifcnsiycucss Of
MS act
Concerning the merit Of the insurance law con.
troyersy We have nothing to say now The Times
prefers TO leave such questions to the court for ad
judcatlon But concerning the mpropriety Of a
chief executive clustering and threatening because
a coordnant branch of government refuses to be
advised by him. we have very much to say
1t is a moustrous aud dangerous practice 1t is
.subyersye Of constitutional government We seem
TO have been clectng men to this high office to
run affairs according to their own petty will and
IN utter contempt Of the other branches of govern
ment Possibly bit later, We will elect men to
take the laws as they find them and administer
them according to law That would indeed, be Il
welcome change
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-02
SEEKING LIBEL BALM

Col. NcAlpster who has boen i'm p,I,tics son,r
little since tbst dov in yoyauh.r ,,bar ,,. t,r,,
sixth stor WINS added 10 M. constellation b,, .n.J
tbs NusLoo.o Trros ,o,,,ooro, g.. ,,hoI n. .o.ls
so,rething IiLs x1OooO go ,,r, ,r l,.,r, l,, f,r
the Times. Democrat having donom,neted hin. AN old
man ip,,matng tbot no ,,as T., b,s s.corl .b,lt
hood
The Times Donocrot sbor,J NO sIo,r.l ,r t,o
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-02
..,lol!e3sg|pse!e2Pl2Z
klck on FireMorlts

Editor The Times Don't know
whether YOU appreciate subscriber
using your column ~ the forwarding
agent ~ a Kick bdt I've Il little iron
In my gi2zurd that ! want To get out
II has tu do, I'm part with those be
uryulent gentlemen who control the
dcstIules of the oklahoma Railway
company and It's more or less lucrative
progeny Belle Isle
First. am a working man Not a
laborer. but one who is forced 10 rise
early IN the morning In order to be-
able tu meet the critical eye ~ the
boss when ! get down Hence, when
went 10 Belle Isle the other night.
together with my small family. 10 see
the fireworks and balloon ascension
ana 'nothlng was started until nearly
ten o'clock, 1t peeved me slightly.
Had II not been that / was ont a
small sum, I'd have left long before
the entertainment ~ started Hut
with 80 cents carfare 20 'ents admls
sion besides the little incidrntals at
the park we felt that We should get
something FOR our money Hence we
ike hundreds of others lost out ou
sleep, merely because the park man
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-02
5|'asEb0racl9

beur oracle am lrylug to wenn
my calf hnr the lltuc beast won't
drink Every time get his head IN
the bucket ho -ueeze,. and blows the
milk all over me The calf is yeer
old, and hr ought to know how 10
drink SORE
Maybe the calf can drink and is
just having little sport with you.
Sor" Tie him mp by himself I'm the
I"I for three ur four duys Now 20
ont aud Show him the bucket. aud YOU
VIII probably grt results.
Prrhap. the culf would drink II he
had % straw II he sim blows. hnul
buck and Kick him souudb. A good
Kick m the right place will drive all
the air Unt ~ the calf and this H.
whnt you want When you see that
the air is ont " him. ,ouse his hcad IN
the bucket The mlf will soon want
air ogulu and when he begins to
breathe hr win take In the milk auto.
mnllwlN In ease the ralf should Kick
first however 20 mp ro him and
knock lls knees ont from under him
HIS hrGd win now drop into the buck
ct and hn WIFI drink before hr think,
n lol -rll have trouble. turn the
calf over uu his hnck Put funnel
between his teeth and take firm
-rn' 600 his neck Now pour in the milk
as fast ae YOU can and the llttc
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-02

.lluuulrr husband like me could give
you, said srptuugomriuu million.
ulrp to % summer girl ON white
hrnrh ul hr took her hand iu the
muu.lgHU
Bu 'Nn summer GIRL drawing her
hgud mvu,. responded
"A millionaire futher would do
ju.t le nol Marry mother. won't
,uu that's q dear d. Exchange.
Flash Lights
Iuu Detroit Free PIES,
The trouble with the road to sue.
..s a that too many Of us keep
.o.Eu- back hoping Tint somebody
MI. come along In an automobile and
give U.s. q lift
Onc or the rensons that mothers
hands urr so red is because she has
two daughters who wouldn't think "
spelling the whItruess " theirs by
putting them into dishwuter
This Year girls idea or being right
nptothc minute is to own pink
sweater
Whenever man takes good advice
ANA Il succeeds he always insists that
he was going lo do Il that way amy
how.
Many u man steers a Ngzug course
who isn't being chased hy subma-
riuc
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-02
Times SbHLwau

The droigp boat Deep Fork which Is strengthening
out tho ku, and curves m that crstvhe tangled stream
has reached point two miles west and eight miles south
M stroud okla The boat sunday was exactly IN the spot
where the bridge over This stream should he
konowo I'm Seminole county shipped nv first carload
uf FDehtu peaches saturday l ID estimated that from
30 30 carloads will go from that point this season
Remember nr To, dentist" reads local In the
Ohsee Democrat Dentists rule ure hard 10 forget
supum Farmer oud lahorrr refers to Y NJ G A as
a." Thus 10 calls attention tu Joint Meeting az the
y Tonight Amy is d natural meeting place
"o man drops thirty feet FROM Derrick" Dropped
ont ut town.
"Whcn YOU hopume teacher put away fHyoIou,
things Sentinel Leader Why. pray unless persoulret
tuyoIiDy h mouutF
The editor of the rman County Enterprise snys.
Every character needs help Agreed the fine a.,
we'll as the suspicious
The Snyder Siguul star hangs out warning signal
right u iis number of July 3u Look ont Tor hom' 10
suys "Ihp woman ticket seller for the Allen MINISTRIES
worked Mexican s. hn M ON the town clerk In pay.
meut Of town tax
Item calculated To bring gudness 10 the hearts ot fore
holding oklahoma Cty youngsters school started Mon
day at old stroud lukuJ" just think Wl@t might be.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-02
Iz$,ESSSpPCtatO' 8
lkA-G9&&,E

The other day newspaper man
died iu kur-us CITY lie Nu, ju~t u
ploJdrr writing Surbruus for one OF
the pupers up there, In the years he
Iubortd he wrote worlds IF superin
ti,e stuff doubt II he ever hcuId
We'll done many times u all those
Years hut when he died the bouquets
were numerous The press boys, quick
10 see the point have been descaut-
Ing ON that particular characteristic
" mans makeup which seems to im-
pei him 10 save his bouquets for delly-
cry nt the obsequles II IS miser
able practice Come TO think Of II In
nothing is the old truism 1t is better
to give than TO receive. more dlstlnct.
ly lpprOpos than In the delightful Gus.
tom u saying pleasant things tu your
fellows II you see n man doing his
work unusually we'll tell him so; and
express your appreciation In su do.
ing, you viii have frightened the
flame not only IN his heart, Int also
In yours II YOU Ike the work your
newspaper writer does. make II Il point
to grt that information to the tullcr
IN It's your preacher or your lawyer
or Your merchant, ur your public Off
rer tell him. and do II now In the
doing you viii hiring yourself into u
mental state that is very sweet Nu
question of that | don't need 10 ad.
wise yuu ~ tell all " them when thcy
are doing things you don't IKE. youu
not be- overlooking TINT chance This
am advising YOU to do IS sort Of
service for others And service Tor
others f. lhr finest most clcyating
-crylDe man cnu render during his 40
Imrn here Get close to your fellow 4
and stay there The heights " SELF.
appointed superiority are hleak aud
barren The sun does not shine there .
neither do the dpws fall or the zcph,rs
blow The loneliness dries up event
uHllN. the sweet springs N the heart
and there remains shell NJ selfish.
hess Rut when YOU meet and know
soar fellows; renlh know even the
worst Of them nh Life. then begins
20 unfold itself IN all IT. beauty.
Speak the Kind words now. Voice Your
appreciation while yet the cadences
can reach the ear VI those IN whom
they are addressed I'm short n yuu
are n friend. Won are making n mighty
good Investment ~ let that fact be
known
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-02
Yn!,sp9hotR :,
Jay E House -

There are a number of cures FOR
the dissatisfied boy, but the best and
quickest IS 10 allow him " run away
with circus
Don't marry woman to supply
you with a home, says Lucille Heck
lebower II wife cant furnish her
husband with home what then, II IL
desired 10 ask Is the object IN getting
married.
A woman always is surprised la
learn that the shapes OF derby hat,
vary
Every glrl worth having has been
kissed by other men.
The women appear 20 be superior
10 the men In the respect that they
can eat corn or the cob without get
ting butter IN their ears
4 woman can Inherit money and
retain her common sense, but marrying
it usually makes u fool of her
Inventors " household appliances
appear to be singularly inefficient In
the face NJ the demand Tor q tool
with which tho cherry IN the bottom
u the cocktail may be- gracefully res.
cued
There are said 10 be twenty eight
recipes for cooking German carp.
They differ ns to detail hut all agree
the carp should be buried In some
out-of thc.Way place.
Put colored man into a hand uni
form and he win show you a chest ~.
pGnsion N forty eight Inches
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-02

Some time nro little Jimmy Smiths
fmiy mo'rl into new community
and Immediately little Jimmy was
seized hy % pretty young woman aud
hauled uff lo Sunday school
James -Wuptlv remarked thp
Young woman teaching her rNss ON
the following sunday "yuu know. NJ
course. ull uhmt the sabbath"
"les. muHw wns the unholtu'mg
rei0ludcr NJ rNr youthful james
"GoOl commended the tonnhcr
with q prn,rH EXPRESSION I'm whnt
wnv does Sunday differ from rur 9th
rr days.
"Nuu sleep Inter and go flshu.' nm
swrred james with the mir W oue who
knows. Philadelphia Telegraph
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-02

Gasoline wIH have been cut in the
middle west tr urnts n gallon Apro
pos uf ths emo 1000 Independent dealer
NJ indianapolis Hodt
THE independents will have to go
under II 'Nu new cut rate persisls
lts o below .u.. rate. Though the
trust u.Ulw DO. rate created hy
slack demand The trust would hive
us hrIi,0r rml m making this absurd
rate VI was a- msnesslike nnd logical
as the summer gIrI
Think ur uU the Injuries a mil.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-02

cone uf ,Nr funniest Incident, I
have hfgvu u some time relates
James y Powers. happened 10 o.
friend uf mu. who is Il travelling
salesman
"llp went over into New Jersey in
try ro spD 0u n.uhator To farmer
His arguments dId not seem to make
much of uu impression upon the ogrl
cumrist Finally as q clncher iu
favor ~ ms Untodnte improvement
hp exclaimed
Look nO Uu lime Il viii save"
The furmr. was silent for q mo
mwt auI r.y -alpsman thought he
had convinced Mm ut last Then the
farmer .aW with provoking calm
Uyss
"uh vmr. time To a settin' hemp '
, .GrrU lu.a
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-02
rmE rIMEs Hencsforth-

rHE TiMEs Henceforth--
An Institution that shalt always be found fighting for
dercnoy public service regardless OF partisan cOnsid
eraton constructive In all it, policies and while belonging
party, opposing with all It, might the dsmAEoEuSs NJ
all lighting practical REFORM opposed 20
special privilege aud the improperly nfluchC
inE law makihH and law forcing bodies, whether OJ
predatory blptGcracy pONeNI whether bN
Capital labor devoted public welfare oNerj resource
constantly strained the accurately and 20
discuss Il imparRlyi willing correct Instantly lnJu
tico the humble proud 20 apologize
the most high for policy sake.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-02
XnnchInr Tor the Xlsllnr

"Thls yur gent said Saulstnrm
Smith addressing the clerk N his IN.
yorlte Kansas city hOstelry and Jerk.
Ing am ludiculory thumb toward an
uncurrird parsonage whom he had ps.
curtrd into the hn "is my friend Cnr.
tus JurkwuN NJ Rampage Ok.0homy
Cactus mliUf never been yur before
so lIl iuv 500, that n he steals amy
thing IO pay for it, Kansas city
SfuT
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-02

MIR Wanamaker has resigned as chairman Of
the Philadelphia branch Of the National Security
League and has been offered the presidency Of the
Worlds Lquidnting Refnding Co., TO raise
SlO0O0O0OOOo0 to buy Belgium Before subscrib.
ing to this fund we should like to enquire who gets
the money!
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-02
Sayings of Christ

And n any man win sue thee at the
lnw. and lake away thy coat. let him
have thy cloak also. And Whososver
shall compel thee 10 90 mile go
with him twain
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-02

The governor is managing 10 make il apparent
that he can never thoroughly ENJOY the job of gov
ernmg so long as there are coordinate branches
Of government
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-02

The highbrows assert that the end Of the world =,
supply Of mineral is In sight Then the peace ad
vocates need not entirely despair.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-02


IRON philadelphia Ledger
NohSpuez' Oohstahunop.r,
Ana bas. Armrhu'r's,
hauS mt EN- Won hr'I'Iu"I'h.lioII-
Kick the alphabet duvn stairs
Austrluns licked al MuufoIrune
Russian names sound .Ikr surcze
Are there no short words for hrud.
liIes
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-02-23

Ell Paso. Texas, Feb. 23.-Believing that
Jack johnson. the negro heavyweight, will
be unable to reach Juarez, Mex, from Ha-
vana in time for his fight scheduled with
Jess Willard for March 9. it virtually has
been decided to postpone the fight.
believed that the negro would arrive safely
at Juarez within short time after his
original date; but he did not make known
how he expected johnson would cross
through the east coast ports held by Car
rama to the Villa lines.
The Carranza officials have announced
their intention Of challenging Johnson's en-
try on the ground that he is fugitive
from justice in the United States. 4 was
learned. too, that American border officials
were on the lookout should he attempt to
enter Mexico through the United States be-
cause of the Indictment against him at Chi
cago:
johnson cabled from Cuba Monday that
II it were considered impossible to hold
held at Havana and that willard could
cross to the Cuban capital within n few
would not consent to this since all matters
had been arranged at Juarez. 1t was point
ed out. too. that postponement would
Of whom have started for the border.
1t also was declared that no other boxer
Johnson would need at least a weeks train
ing Mt Juarez before the fight. This week,
with the required time for Johnson's trip
possible for him to fight on March 6.
Willard 10 continuing his daily training
at his camp on this side of the boundary.
Has Disappeared.
Havana, Feb. 23.-The unexpected an
pearance in Havana early Monday Of Jack
johnson. the negro heavyweight pugiIist,
who is on his way to Mexico to fight Jess
willard in defense of the worlds heavy
weight pugilistic championship, was fol-
lowed in the afternoon by his equally I'M
expected disappearance from public view.
Monday night nobody except members Of
his party who arrived here with johnson
| and few friends knew his whereabouts.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-02-23

not as good as the one from the live
stock committee. He divided his clos
ing time with Bird of Shawnee.
Il am getting mighty tired of hear
ing the agricultural college and state
university maligned on this floor"
said Bird. III you want to know what
is thought of our Agricultural college,
go east where educators will tell you
it is the greatest school In the country.
II you want to do something, pass the
committee bill.
You have been told that the man
ufacturers of commercial feeding
stuffs are selling the Kansas farmers
sawdust. sand, ground corn cobs and
clay for stock feed. After looking at
some of the samples in the office OF
the grain inspector, l am inclined to
believe that some of these statements
are true"
The motion to strike out the enact
ing clause was beaten. Then the
house took another hitch in its belt
and put in another hour debating the
bill generally. The bill was six votes
short of passage on final roll call. On
a call Of the house. the friends of the
measure slipped and the call was lift
ed with 54 members voting in the af-
firmative and SO in the negative.
Neihart Of Usage changed from aye to
nay and announced that he would
move a reconsideration of the bill and
help to continue the pastime of doing
as little as possible.