Emil Britt was at Medford Monday. CONDITIONS at GRANTS PASS as the police publications.
ries alone is a thass of gray granite
Ashland Granile Fer Portland sufficient
M. Ruch was a visitor in this city
to. build a bi^cdy. Tlii^li!rs
Japan refuses to take any interest
recently. . ___ . —
rise sheer froinTh ' can 'oh hiifldrcCB of
>n what Secretary Bryan drinks and in
Tudge Neil was at Ashland recently.
feet ami are said-ta be sulii grtnil* of
J. F. Miller was a visitor at Medford • As viewed by the Editor of the sists on learning what he thinks.
The Penniston GrBnite eompsny of
John W. Opp was at Medford Thurs Saturday.
the highest character. The lack of a
The
Mexican
government
is
no
doubt
I
this
city,
which
has
three
of
the
larg-
day. (1.
.F...
Observer.
John A. Perl of Medford was in
as proud of a loan negotiated as of a 1 esl undeveloped quarries of granite in ma-ket for large quantities for build
ing purposes has prevented the devel-
Clyde Shaw was at Medford Tues town Friday.
battld won.
j the state; is striving, to get its quarries I opement of the quarries ’ere this.-"fu
day.
W. R. Coleman was a Medford visi
opened
so
as
to
take
advantage
of
the
College men have become so promi
The Grants Pass Observer, in amedi-
coid. t
;
♦ -Mrs. Julia Dailey was at Met! ford tor .Thursday.
torial headed “Future of Grants Pass nent in political affairs that commence ‘ recent riding of the secretary of the
Tuesday.
.
treasury
permitting
the
use
of
Oregon
ment
orations
command
unusual
con
Assured,
”
published
Wednesday,
gives
G. B. Woodson of Medford was in
William Louden of Buncom was in 'this city Thursday.
granite in Portland’s million dollar
an excellent reason for the present de sideration this summer.
Chi-Namel for staining''your oil
town Sunday.
Turkey is another country that is j postoffice building. In one of its quar 1 furniture. At Fred J 'Fick'S.—ltdv.
Fred Kleinhammer of Buncom was ' pression. The editorial in part is as
follows:
G. C. McAllister of Ashland was in in town Wednesday.
deeply interested ui peace, as a theory
“Conditions in Grants Pass might be though doubtful of its efficiency in prac
town Monday.
i
Mrs. H. K. Hanna is seriously ill at a good deal better than they are. Eve
tice.
Ries Chapman was at Medford Sat her home in this city.
ry person in the city knows that. It
urday afternoon.
Curiosity is stirring as to whether
Sheriff Singler made a business trip! is a result of the crazy real estate
some ot those dissolved trusts have I
Mrs. John Dunnington was in Med to Medford Thursday.
boom of a while ago. Real estate been solidifying again.
ford Wednesday.
GO TO
Mrs. Chauncy Florey was a visitor booms are ruinoas in all countries.
There’s always an investigation of I
J. M. Cronemiller was a visitor at at Medford Thursday.
They invaraibly inspire temporary pros
some sort to keep the Senate from its |
Medford Monday.
MAk Shakes, at Chapman ’s perity that ends in calamity.
real
work.
Attorney F. J. Newman was at the
This year, Grant Pass has made a
Chocolate Corner.
Adv.
Keeping the resources liquid is the .
court house Monday.
valiant struggle for railroad connnec-
Herman Offenbacker of Applegate tion with the Pacific coast at Crescent modern policy, but when the prices be-,
D. H. Cronemiller spent severaldays
was in town Saturday.
No outing is complete unless you visit this old reliable seaside
i City.
On the success of this movement gin to evaporate is another story.
in Medford recently.
resort which offers to the summer visitor a charm of environ
Miss
Emma
Armstrong
of
Medford
is
the
justified
belief that the accomp Jack Johnson has 357 long days I
Henry Mankins of Poorman’s creek
ment not found elsewhere. Delightful points of interest in
was in this city Tuesday.
lishment of such an enterprise would to spend in jail and meditation.
was ir. town Tuesday.
the neighborhoixl, deep-sea fishing, surf bathing, boating, hot
be
highly
beneficial
to
people
here
and
sea bathing in the new Natstorium. Cottages, room houses
Democratic
senators
are
now
in
fer
Misses
Jewell
Bailey
and
Pearl
Dox
T. Walston of the Sterling district
and tents at reasonable rates. Ample hotel accomodations,
all along the proposed line. It is a vent caucus over held-up nominations;
were
at
Medford
Tuesday.
was in town recently.
abundance of sea-food, oysters, clams, crabs milk' and vege
sound
belief,
that
will
continue
until
the
faithful
want,
however,
is
fewer
i
S. L. Sandry, deputy game warden,
tables, absence of formality and a homelike welcome for all.
R. B. Dow left for a visit to points
the desired road is finally constructed, closed caucusses and more open jobs, ;
was in this city Thursday.
in California, Mondav.
perhaps by »the S. P. R. Co., or maybe
New Democratic cuss word in Wash-'
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Schafer left for bv the Hill people. This connection is
John Ossenbrugge of Ruch was a re
ington; “O, sugar.”
Eureka,
Calif.
Wednesday.
cent visitor in this city.
sure to come, and also a line from Coos
A recent society novel has made an
Cliff Dunnington and Harry Ryan Bay, and other lines, because Grants
J. A. Lemery, Esq. of Ashland was
unexampled
hit referring to liquor as
were
at
Antelope
this
week.
Pass, by location, is a natural railway
attending court Monday.
Leave Albany Daily 7:30 a. m. and 1:30 p. m. Ex. Sun.
plain licker.
Samuel
Mathis
of
Rogue
River
was
center.
But
the
waiting
for
these
ben
Arrive Newport “
12:40 p. m. “ 6:30 p. m. Ex. Sun.
William Benedict of Sterling was in
The torpedo boat that shot herself
a recent visitor in this city.
efits is a little hard on that part of the
town Monday afternoon.
LOW ROUND TRIP FARES
E. W. Anderson of the Blue Ledge population that is growing old. Confi was probably going at such high speed
A. Jeldness of the Blue Ledge dis
dence in the deal with private capital i that she overtook the missile.
district
was
in
town
recently.
trict was in town recently.
Season, Week-end and Sunday
A New York judge has been award
Attorney H. A. Canady of Medford ists has weakened. It has been exploit
Misses Louise Ensele and Alice Hoefs
ed
too
much,
and
it
has
failed
to
pan
ed
the
American
cross,
but
Doc.
Cook
was at the court house Monday.
were in Medford Thursday
out. Hence the return of hope in the and Doc. Friedmann are still bearing
Geo. W. Cherry, Esq, of Medford S. P. R. Co., which, In the matter of theirs.
Chris Ulrich transacted business at
was at the court house Monday.
opening new territory, does not move A Mexican delegation is now trying to
Medford Thursday evening.
Tickets on sale daily until Sep‘ember 30th from all main and
W. H. Venable of Ruch was trans i much faster than the Rock of Ages, get Diaz to return. Well, that makes
branch line points to Eastern destinations one way through
A female “bad check artist” is said
California or via Portland. R turn limit Octeber 31st.
acting business in town Monday.
unless pushed; and the further hope one complete revolution sure enough.
to be operating at Medford.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Barnum returned that the Great Northern Co. may take
'fheannouncement that Caruso’s very
A mill for making alfalfa meal is pro
a notion to supply the push.
from Colestine Monday evening.
bones are musical should land him the
posed by Medford capitalists.
So
much
for
railway
connection.
T
he
For illustrated booklet on Newport, or copy of
Fred W. Mears, Esq. of Medford
end-man’s place in a minstrel troupe in
C. M. Rexford of Applegate was a
‘‘Vacata n Days in Oregon,“call on nearest Agent.
I Observer will now explain why the fu case his voice fails.
was at the court house Monday.
visitor in this city Wednesday.
(0/ OGOENkSHASTA
SUNSET
ture of Grants Pass is secure even
(711 .
Henry Lerch of Medford, had busi
Miss Emma Armstrong is remodelling
though no railway be constructed. j 1. t | Its all right for Andy to congratu
ROUTES
ness at the court house Monday.
her house on California street.
is the auto freight cars, which operate late the Kaiser on 25 years of peace,
J ohn M. S cott ,
Joseph J. Parker of Medford was a as the next best thing to railroads. but when the entire delegation follows
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cameron were
General Passenger Agent,
suit
it
looks
like
an
attempt
to
visitor in this city Thursday evening.
rub
it
These machines, on trial this year, will
over from Applegate Saturday.
Portland, Oregon.
Subscriptions are being solicited to revolutionize the trade of Josephine in.
Guy Harper and Fletcher Stout were
provide prizes for the industrial fair.
county next year.”
at Medford Saturday afternoon.
Coal in Alberta
■
) T ■ -
G. S. Sanderson a prominent citizen
J. C. Smith of Gold Hill waB at the
of Central Point, was in this city Mon
court house Wednesday afternoon.
Forest Notes
day.
Ottawa, Ont., July 9.—It is learned
H. O. Froback of Ashland was trans
Gus Newbury of Medford was trans
the Dr. Reinhart Hoppe of Oakland,
acting business in this city Saturday.
acting business in the circuit court
Canada’s forest area is about 800,000, Cal., recently located one of the best|(?
W. Estell Phipps, Esq. of Medford Monday.
coal areas in vzestern Canada on the . Yj
|
000
acres.
was at the court house Monday morn- i
G. W. Trefren, Esq. of Ashland was j i Mills in British Columbia are ship- Sudburv river in northern Alberta, 1
ing
transacting business at the courthouse I ping considerable paper pulp to Japan. about 200 miles north of Edmonton.
E. E. Kelly and B. F. Mulkey of Monday.
liventy-five Instructors—Fifty Courses
The fields are located within 40 miles
The Canadian Forestry Association
Medford were at tbe court house Mon
fa
of the main line of the Grand Trunk
O.
H.
Lawler
of
Medford
was
trans-1
Distinguished
Eastern Educators Added to Regular Faculty.
day.
i holds a forestry convention in Winni-
Pacific and experts have reported that Ï-
acting business in this city Monday af | peg, July 7 to 9.
University Dormitories open. Board and Rain at $3.5) per week.
Sheriff Singler made a trip to the ! ternoon.
the deposits are anthracite and super I
'J'l Reduced Kailroad Rates. For Complete Illustrated Catalog, Address
On the best German forests the an ior to Pennsylvania hard coal.
Big Applegate country Wednesday eve- I
Money
to
loan
on
improved,
revenue
ning.
nual expense is $13 an acre, but the
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producing ¡arm», by the Bank ot ; gross returns are as much as $24; thus I
Í71
W. I. Vawter of Medford was attend Jacksonville.
The Best Medicine-in the Wo-ld.
Adv.
they yield a net return of $11 an acre
ing to legal business at the court house
"My little girl lied dysentery very bad. I
O. C. Boggs and M. Purdin of Med each year.
University of Oregon, Eugene
thought she would die. Chamberlain's Colic,
Monday.
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy cured her,
ford were amo'ig the attorneys at the
Four launches are used in patrol and and I can truthfully »ay that 1 think it is the
Roy Davis of Ashland, official court court house Monday
transportation work on national for best medicine in the world,” writes Mrs.
reporter for this district was in town
Rev. H. W. Rummel, pastor of the ests in Alaska, which include many William Orvis, Clare, Mich. For eale by
T
Monday.
all dealers.—Advertisement.
M. E. church, visited friends at Med small islands and inlets.
Chas. H. Rowlev of Portland was in ford Tuesday afternoon.
- —------- • res
Motion picture companies are mak-
town Thursday advertising hie hotel in
Sheriff
Stagier
who
had
been
called
■
ing
films
of
all
of
the
federal
forest
To
Much
Soda Pop Kills Boy
Help Fight the
that city.
to Portland on account of the death of i ' service, including planting, cutting
Hon. H. D’ Norton of Grants Pass a neice, returned home Sunday.
i timber, patrol, and lookout work. Al
attended the circuit court Monday
Los Angeles, July 9.—An ambition
H.
L.
and
H.
H.
DeArmond,
two
of
ready at least two fire-fighting ‘ mov
forenoon.
to be heralded as the champion soda
Medford’s rising young attorneys were ies” are being exhibited.
Benj. M. Collins, of the Bank of I at the court house Monday forenoon.
pop d.'ini.er of his neighborhood is said
Application has been received by the
Jacksonville made a trip to Medford
today to have caused the death of Dan
Citizens of the state are nrg" 1 to info in th •mselves regarding
government for a summer home col >ny,
A
new
hospital,
28x41
will
be
built
Thursday.
this plague which isx tudng great, siilf ring a n »ng bovs a id young
iel Graham, 1:’., of Monrovia. After
at the cuunty poor farm near Talent, on ihe Shoshone national forest, Wy eating a quantity of pie and candy, the
men, and especially ’no ig the inn »»ent girls an I w >'n ».I ot toe state.
The residence of Mrs.'Mabie Bushnell immediately. The building will be of oming. The plan is to have a central
Parents are urged t» pr i e -t their end I • • i, an I nr >vi I s cl • 11, wh >11-
boy drained 13 bottles ot the beverage.
at Ashland, was destroyed by fire Tues brick.
some
inform ition in placa of tho unclean tnis' if irm ition they eann >t
asvemoiy hall for community gather
He became ill almost immediately, his
day afternoon.
now help getting.
ings,
and
separate
cottages
for
the
Dr. R. E. Golden of this city has
Send for any of the following
Money to loan on improved, revenue been appointed by the county court as several families of the communal recre symptoms resembling those of pto
maine poisoning, and died within a few
producing farm», by the Bank ot Health officer for Jackson county. A i a lion center.
FftEE CIRCULARS
nours.
Jacksonville.
Adv.
good selection.
Far Young Men
Judge Neil has m*ved his law office | Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Burdie, accom
Circular Wo. 2 The Four Sex Lies.
Electric Sparks
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. McCord of Rogue
from the court house to the building on panied by their daughter Miss Hope,
Circular N>. 9 Sex Truths for Men.
River
were
in
town
Wednesday
in
the
i
the opposite corner.
and Miss Sadie Miller visited the Opp
For
Older Boy3 (13 to 18 yrs. of age)
interests of a petition for an addition
K. K. Kubli, a former resident of mine, near this city Thursday.
To improve the family trees, prune al school hou.te in tha Foots Creek dis
Circular N i. 8 Virility an I Physical Devi! »p n mt.
this place delivered the Fourth of July
them close to the roots.
For You n gar floys
trict. Tiie petition was granted.
i There will be no service at the Pres
oration at Pendleton.
The Beef trust admits that sales have
byterian chureh Sunday morning or
Circular .Vo. 7 The Secret of Strength.
Attorney W. J. Moore of Ashland evening, in order to give the congrega fallen off 40%; good for the spirit of
For
Girls
I
was attending to matters before the tion an opportunity to attend the C ia- tile American people in refusing to en
OREGON
Circular
N>. /--A Plain Talk with Girls Abut Fnir Health.
circuit court Monday.
courage an outrageous monopoly.
tauqua at Ashland.
AGRICULTURAL
For
Young
Women
John Norling who came up from
Miss Charlotte Reed of Portland, a
Let ’em raise the prne of beef as
Circular
No.
10 -Physical Drvel ip n mt, Marriage an I Motherhood.
COLLEGE
Stockton, Calif, for the Fourth is visit former resident of this city arrived long as the aveiage garden is going to
For
Parents
ing friends in this valley.
Monday and with her mdther of Oak furnish him and his neighbor’s chickens BEGINS its forty-fifth school year
Circular N >. /-The Nea l for E 11-t Pi »n in Ltni 'I zji me.
S eptember to. tata.
Fletcher Linn arrived from Portland land, Cal. will spend several weeks at all they want for the next four months.
Circular No -i When and lliv li T -II th • Chd I" m
DEGREE
COURSES
in
many
phaseaof
Wednesday, to look after some busi- the old home in this place.
Saving $1,0'10,000 in 17 years on a
Circular No. 5 A List of B > >ks f >r IJ se inti' F i nily on S ,»x.
A griculture .
E ngineering .
home
mss ir.teiests in this city.
Fletcher Stout whj took the Pharm salary of »1,000 is the finest type of
E conomics M ining F orestry , C om
The first installment on the assess- aceutical examination at Portland in high financing New York has yet
merce P harmacy
Send 2cent stamp with your address to
T wo - year C ourses in agricul -
went for distributing system in Dis- June, received word Wednesday that shown us.
HOME
ECONOMICS
MECHANIC
Department I).
he passed with a good per cent, and is
trict 1. will be due August 5.
Too much typhoid about. Boil your. TURE.
ARTS FORESTRY COMMERCE PHARMACY
drink.ng water. Swat the fly.
The
Oregon
State
B >.ir.l of Health
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Shaw of the now a registered pharinist..
TEACHER'S COURSES in manual
While the eastern and mi 1 lie states
Butterly mines spent several days with
Straw hats can now venture out witi -
training, agriculture, domestic science
703 düng ? itili ir, !’irtl.inl, Orason
Dr. and Mrs. T. T. Shaw of this city. are sweltering and dying with the ex out umbrellas.
and art.
Contractor Fred J. Fick who is now ; treme heat the people of this valley-
President Huerts of Mexico has re MUSIC, including piano, string, band
instruments and voice culture.
engaged in building a house for C. M. are enjoying cool breezes with the ther ceived a severe blow light in his Mata
A BEAUTIFUL BOOKLET entitled
Ruch, at Ruch, was in town Thursday. mometer ranging from 81) to 85.
moras.
4
“T hk E nrichment op R ubai . L ife ”
C. W. Champlin, Ed Boling, Grant
Louis Puhi of this city won first
C omforting to have Dr. Hill assure
and a C atalogue will be mailed free
prize for the best turnout in the Matthews and other residents of the us that people are not sj cr^zy as the j on application.
“whangdoodle” parade at Medford, Foots Creek sohool district were at the seem.
Address H. M. T ennant , Registrar,
July 4.
court house Tuesday on account of the
Corvallis, Oregon.
Alfonso's Cabinet has quit the game AwT-lStoS-t)
Dr. J. W. Robinson and family of proposed change of boundaries of the at Madrid. The King is trying to or
ganize a new team from minor leagues.
Oakland. California, arrived Sunday- district.
This preparation will restore th? ki Ine •; i. > their nor
evening and will remain here for a vis- ' A “surpise party” was sprung on
The report that King George and
mal condition, cleanse the bio >1 of poison oils waste
it with friends.
Reuben Pitz at his home on Third street Czar Nicnolas look lik-j twin* does
matter,
start rich, red blood cour/ing through your
The thanks of the editor of this pa Thursday evening, the occasion being flatter either of them
veins
and
keep you in excellent, health.
per are due Mr. G. F. Billings of Ash- Reuben’s twentieth birthday. A num
The man who makes a practice
la» d for Tickets to the Chatauqua now ber of young people were present and hanging around and giving advice in
We are not recommending a rati nt medic.».* tin* is n prescription
a general good time had.
in session at that place.
medicine composed of irugs of kn .wo virtue we know wnat they a e and
Washington should be particularly i
that is why we an- to sure of our ground.
5 team hitched to a wagon loaded
Henry Wendt sustained a painful ac cautious just now. He may be mistak
a i .» berries in cralee irdulged in a cident while Working in the hay Held en for ■ lobbyist.
Certain relief from kidney troubles—in 50c and$l bottles
runaway on California street Tuesday he ran his foot against a hay fo. k
In iana officers of the law who ¡.re
Ul GWill N
UUl
morning scattering berries and boxes concealed in toe hu/t u>* fork severed exp •-•led to supervise mu er* of cos
f > ate : t lawyers ,
fur several blocks. The team be.ouged a small artery in his ankle, i fli ti g a tume will expect hea lyi irters to sub
303 Sev»r.’.h St., Washington, D. C
to an Applegate farmer named Cook.
painful but not dangerous jnju
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