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Newspaper Page Textt FIUDAV. MAY 19, 10l. , DAILY ItOCtE RIVER COURIER rAU3THR3 i Help Wanted! ...... i.We want every one of onr pleased and MlUrinl ruMomr to help their friends anil neighbors ljr telling them how easily jumI economically thoy cm supply their table front our tork of t NKXCKLLICI) MEATS , They should know Uiat we can furnUh ' thwn with every line of Freeh and Cured MmIi of the hlghet grade, and an cheap aa the market will permit Also Vrtmb Mull and other aide line that will appeal to the honiMrkeeper. 1'hone 53 for THE CITY - 1. GRIFFIN FERRY 4 Miss Nelta Overton and Earl Wal lace are vliltlng with the former's sister, Mrs. E. C. Neely. Miss Over ton la of La Center, Washington. Dan Robertson bai been quite sick of lata. The Maplirton school was out Fri day. A plcnlo dinner was served on the grounds, after which the children of the school entertained the visitors with recitations and songs. On Sunday afternoon Dave Robert son and family. B. C. Neely nod fam THE UNIVERSAL CAR The low flmt tout of a Ford car is not t be confused with tow value. The beet manufacturing methods, combined with the Itlgheet grade of materlala and the service of specialist workmen produce better car at a lower price. Ford cara are built to mo ami tftlufy under all condition. Touring Car 6493.26; Runabout 1443.26; Coupelet 1643.25, laid down In Grants Psss complete with all equipment eicept speedometer. On sale at Ford Oarage, No. 304 North Sixth 8treet. JOSKI'II MOSS, Agent Special Rates From Grants Pass to Principal Eastern Cities VIA CALIFORNIA On sale dally: June 1st to Sept. 30th, 1916 Stopovers allowed Return limit: 90 days from date of sale not to exceed Oct. 31, 1916 "To start right is to end right" . 1 THE SHASTA ROUTE Is the right way to start Attractions :; 'I 8EB Mt. Shasta . ' Shasta Springs Run Vrtncldco - Los Angeles Southern California Douches LIMITED on all Southern T"OQDEN ROUTE 'The route of Limited." , ...,, SUNSET ROUTE 'Through Storyland.' , , EL PASO ROUTE 'The route of the lowest altitudes. : . , Call on local agent for further Information or write John M. Scott, General Passenger Agent, Portland, Oregon SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES Quick Delivery MARKET ily, Mlsa Nelta Overton and Earl Wal lace spent a plesssnt time on the river near the ferry. Mrs. A. C Ford went to the Plea sant Orove Sunday school 8undsy. Mrs. Dan Falvey was visited by Roseburg friends Monday. Mrs. Nellie Shelley expeots to leave Soon for Monmouth, where her daugh ter, Blanche, Is at normal. The final examinations are over with and the returns have been re ceived,, showing that Velma Everton, Myrtle Ford and Leona Robertson wort the graduates. All of these were of the Mapleton achool. r P. T. Everton has been hauling V euro lite Mt. Lbrrcu Yoaemlta Valley Panama California Exposition- TRAINS Pacific routes II lumber to tho Flanagan mine this week, , ' Mrs. J. L. Green and daughter, Orphs, are now at the Butler berry farm north of Merlin, where they ex pect to remain during the strswberry season. 0. H. Orlflln and family spent Wed nesday nlgbt In Orants Pass. If mining negotiations and mining talk In this district materialize, the Orlflln Ferry and Picket creek coun try will have all the rest of southern Oregon beat. A number of ranchers and land owners In this section are signing options at good prices for dredging purposes. However, other adjoining lands must yet be secured, so as to have sufficient land In a solid body, or the deal can not go through, even If the gold Is here. W. S. Wsters, who claims to be the original promoter of the Slide On leli quicksilver mine on Picket creek, and who has spent four months at the Almadane quick silver mine In California for the pur poie of gaining Information as to the beat method, vslues, etc., has return ed and visited this community Wed nesday. He says the Almsdtne is the, largest In the United States and sup ports a camp or own of over 3,000 people and runs on less than two per cent ore, while the whole hill on Picket gives better than five. But what looked best to the writer was a visit to the Flanagan mine, end, in response to an Invitation watched them retorting the quick from the gold. This, I was told, was only one small b,atch out of several, yet It turned out thirteen pounds of gold. , ' " - C, E. Nelson, of Canada, la Install ing a ateam power gold saying ma chine on this property which Is ex pected to be a permsnent affair. While J. C. Johnson has returned to Seattle to place his machines on the market, having perfected his plans on the same. Mr. Nelson Informs us that a quorum of the dwellers of the mine got together and christened the place, and hereafter It shall be known as Brlggsvtlle, with Nelson boulevard, Green street and Lovers Isne. ' It LELAND I Rev. Mr. Decker, of Ashland, held church at Leland laat week. i Percy Williams and sister, Ines, went to Orants Pass In the auto last Saturday on business. ! T. E. Loban, of Golden, was visit ing In Leland last Sunday. j Mr. Blundel finished a successful term of school at Leland last Friday. i Mr. and Mrs. Blundell hsve moved to , Riddle, to their farm. We wish them much success In their new occupa tion. i Mr. and Mrs. Chaa. Johnson, of jWolf Creek, came over last Sunday and were the guests of the Ellis ! family. j Pan Peterson and two sisters, j Helen and Louise, of Hugo, attended the Leland dance last Saturday. j Miss Birdie Gearhart went to Glen dale last Friday to have some dental ' work done. j Mlnsej Beplah Smith and Beryl Light came up from Grants Pass last Saturday to attend the Leland dance, and Miss Beulah Smith was the guest of her cousin, Miss Nellie Smith, over Sunday." JeRse Orme went to Grants Pass last Saturday to visit her brother, Grant, for a few dsys. The Hugo ball team came over 'and played ball with Lelnnd Sunday. The score was 12 to 23 In favor ot Leland. Died, May 17, Mrs. Lou Ferrant. Although Mrs. Ferrant has been an Invalid for many years, her death was unexpected. . Our sugar beet farmers are very busy cultivating their beet crops. , It Is with Interest that we are all watch ing the sugar beets grow in our" sec tion of the country, and we hope to see the beet crop a great success. Portland, May 19. Today's mar ket quotations were: " , Wheat Club, 9294; bluestem, 1.01Q 1.0S. . i Oats No. 1 white feed. 26. !y) ;27 j Barley Feed. 27 29, ! Hogs Best live, 8.90$)) 9. ' 1 Prime steers, 9; fancy cows, 7.50 ; best calves, 8. , Spring lambs, 9.50 l 0. ', Butter City creamery, ' 29; coun try, 27. : vt : " Eggs Selected ' local extras, 23 oT 24. 1 ' Hens, 1H 517; broilers, 30 fig 35; geese, 10011. Copper, 28. PORTLAND MARKETS FOii ' g ALE 40 ACRES 4 Vs miles from Grants Pass, no Improvements, for sals at M0 per acre. Under ditch sur vey. Address No, 24 IS, care Courier. 6S?tf FOR SALE Six-room plastered : house, close In, lot 100x100, good shade. Address No. 24 J3, care Courier. 667tf FOR 8ALE Very high-class regis tered Guernsey bulls, nearly ready for service. Prices right. Leonard Orchards Company, River Banks Farm. 69tf MURPHY farm for sale, 72 acres 10 miles from Grants Pass, on banks of Applegate river, some bottom land, much upland under ditch, with water right. Address No. 616, care Courier. 707tt. FOUR ACRES set to grapes, peaches and apples, five-room bungalow, on Pacific highway, two miles from city, no Incumbrance, for sale. A snap If taken before Jum 1. Ad dress John Ross, Grant Pass, 762 BLUB PRINT plats of OranU Pass for sale at 'Courier offloe. $1.80. 13 FOR 8 ALE Improved 160-acre atock ranch near Grants Pass, half . In crop, SO lnchea water; outside range; something good. Box 60, R. 1, Rogue River, Ore. 759 IF INTERESTED In Iota for home or speculation make me an offer on lots number 1 and 2 Lundberg Addition. A bargain for some one. N. O. Pike, 343 Washington, Street, Portland, Oregon. 757 FOR SALE Fir slabs from sawmill; also dry fir, pine, and laurel. Phone 8-R or 101-R. A. N. Par sons. 751 FOR 8 ALE Inter-State touring car, 40-horsepower, demountable rims, electric lights, enclosed body, very best of condition. Cheap for quick sale. Inquire-of J. H. Denison. 51 TO RENT FOR RENT 'Partly furnished cot tage and unfurnished cottage, both close In. Inquire A. E. Voorhles. FOR RENT Famished bouse of five rooms. Good well water. Good garden growing. Fruit and berries of all kinds. ' City water, electric lights add gas. 413 North Eighth street, corner B end Eighth. Phone No. S76-R. 751 FOR RENT Furnished rooms, light airy; nice large porches; beautiful shade. Mrs. R. L. Coe, 804 Wash ington boulevare, Grants Pass. 751 REWARD REWARD for information leading to return of two-year-old black re gistered Percheron stallion colt, strayed from Winona ranch. F. R. Steel, route 1. 747U VETERINARY SURGEON DR. R. J. BESTUL, Veterinarian. Office In Wlnetrout . Implement Building. Phone 113-J. Resi dence pbone 305-R. MISCELLANEOUS CRYSTAL SPRINGS water .put up In 6-gallon glass Jars and delivered at your door, fresh, pure, sanitary. Telephone 293-R and water wagon will call. . . URB MOUNTAIN WATER Clear and refreshing. Bacterial tests as sure thst this water Is pure. De livered In five-gallon bottles '.V. E. Beckwlth. Order by phone, 602-F-S. 459tt DRESSMAKING DRESSMAKING Experienced dress maker wants work at home. Dresses, silk suits or plain sewing. Also remodeling. Call at 202 C street, or phone 829-R. Mrs. W. ' J. Coamey, . 761 Appropriate. The worshipers in a certain chapel had some trouble to keep tbetr faces straight a short time sgo. During the service some commotion was caused by a gentleman who accidentally Ig nited a bux of wax matches In bis pocket ami wuh trying to put them out. while his alarmed neighbors strug gled equally hard to help him. Tho minister, being ohortHluhtcd. could not make out the reason of the disturb ance, nud. tlilnklnif diplomatically to cover the incident. lie Innocently suld: "Brethren, thereto a little noise go ing on. Until It Is over let us sing 'Rowetiwes a Llght Surprises.1 "-London AnHwers. - f Classified Mvwii?3g TIME CARD The California and Oregon Coast Railroad Company (The Oregoa Caves Route) Effective Mondsy. Msy 1. 1916. Train 1 Iv. Orants Pass 7:00 a.m. Arrives Waters Creek 8:00 a.m. Train 4 Iv. Waters Creek....6:00 p.m. Arrives Grants Pass......6:00 p.m. Daily except Sunday. All trains lesve Grants Pass from the corner of O and Eighth streets, opposite the Southern Pacific depot For all information regarding freight and passenger service csll at the office of the company. Public Ser vice building, or pbone 131 for same. . Train will atop on flag at any point between Grants Pass and Wafr Creek. Yizu.zz,'!; r1r every da') Id the week. , REDUCED FARES TO CRESCENT CITY The Crescent City and Grants Pass Auto Stage line have reduced tares to Crescent City to $7.16; Waldo, $2.60; Kerby, 31.76. aad Belma, 31 50. 23tf i. UUEPHY .1 A number from Murphy remained In the city during the entire session of the state grange. Nearly every one attended one or more of the meetings. W. G. White reports a big crop of strawberries at Falrvlew and that they were not damaged by the hard frosts of last week. The eighth grade examinations for the Murphy and Laurel Grove schools were given at the Murphy school ouse. This week finishes the term of nine months school for this district The teacher. Miss Hague, leaves Im mediately for her home In California, The state grange baa come and gone and all who attended express themselves as instructed and pleased with the workings of that body. Msny pleasant acquaintances were made and old friendships renewed. Mr. Edwards, who lived at Murphy veara aao. was a prominent delegate. Mr. Stewart, ' who married Fred Knox's sister; Mr. Stone and wife, relatives of the Elmer Brown family. remained over until Monday and are so well pleased with our valley that they intend to come here to live. The Commercial club surely did a wise thing when they sent the Invitation to meet here, as every grsnger waa loud in their praises of this beautiful southern Oregon, and had we had our usual sunny warm weather the whole delegation would no doubt have re mained. Many signified their lnten tlon of disposing ot their property and returning here in the near future to live. ' T Gene Hayes and Miss Grace Hague drove over to Kerby Sunday evening with Miss Hague's siBter, who teaches In the Kerby school. M. M. Alnsworth is driving horses now, having badly damaged his auto on one of his campaign trips. The candidates dance was a big success. Quite an imposing feature was the grand march, led by all the candidates. Mr. "and Mrs. W. C. Young drove down to Ashland Sunday with their son In his car. Mrs. Barnes, who has been in the hospital in Grants Pass for eome time, has returned home and is im proving slowly. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Riley have moved Into the city and are located In the north part of town. Miss Bertha Coats came over from Leland, where she is teaching, to at tend the candidates dance Saturday evening, returning Sunday. A party composed ot Winnie Os born, Miss Hague and Miss Grace Hague, Luclle Harter and Gene Hayes drove down to Ashland Sun day. I A 8csndal Spelled. "Of course he and his wife seem de voted to each other now," said the Jealous Miss Gausslp, "but do you think 'she will always be so true and all that?" v "Well, replied Miss Kidder. -I have reason to know that only last nlgbt he had occasion to set a trap for her." "Ah I , Do you know, 1 suspected something" ' ' f ' "They more thuu suspected; they knew there were mice In the house," Phllmlelphla Tivhs. ' Ne Nssd ef Any Chang. Her Parent-Yon must miilci-stnml. mic, tin. c I want uiy ilmiKliter to have an trend qh a. home niter luiu'rluge us before, llcr Suitor Well, you're nut Koiirj u break up houc!;ecplug, are ) oil ? Pioxtou Tinnm-iit. i , .. Location notices, Courier office.; PHYSICIANS L. O. CLEMENT. If. D. Practice; limited to diseases of the eye, ear, note and throat G lessee fitted. Office hours. 9-1 2, 3-6, and oa ap pointment Office pbone 62; rest dence phone S69-J. S. LOUGHRIDGE. M. D., Physician and surgeon. City or country calls attended day or night See. pbone 369; office phone 1SS 8lxth and H. Tuffs Building. J. P. TRUAJC, U. V., Physician Surgeon. Phones: Offiee, 326; residence, 324. .(Jells answered at all hours. Country call at tended to. Lnndeburg Bldg. DR. ED BYWATER Specialist ea diseases bf eye, ear, nose aid throat; glasses fitted. Office hoars: 9 to 12 a. m., 2 to 6 p. m. Phones: Res. 2S4-J; Office, 267-J. Schmidt Building, Grants Pass, Oregoa. DR. r. D. STRICTER Diseases of children and general practice. Tela phoa ilw. GtSae? ktaannm enur ing. tL A. A. WITH AM, H. D., Physician and 8urgeon. Offios: Han Building, comer 8ixtn and I streets. Faosaa: ' Office, 116; residence. ttl-J. Hoars: 9 a. m. to 4 p. m. DR. H. WARREN NICE. Osteopathia ' Physician. Chronic aad nervous , diseases specialty. Rooms 1 aad t, Lundburg building, opposite post office; phone 149-R. Residence: Colonial hotel; phone 16 7-J. 763 DEHTUT8 E. C MACT, D. M.-D.. First-class dentistry. 109 ft South fitxtk ' street, Grants Pass, Oregon. BERT R. ELLIOTT, D. M. D. Mod ' era dental work. Marguerite H. , Elliott, dental assistant Rooms 6 and 6, Golden , "Role hnlldlng, . Grants Pass, Ore. Phone 266-J. . ATTORNEYS H. D. NORTON. Attorn vy-at-Law. Practice la all State aad Federal , Courts. First National Bank Big. COLVIO ft WILLIAMS Attorneys at-Law, Grants Pass Banking On. Building, Grants PassOregon. E. 8. VAN DYKE, Attorney. Practice In all courts. First National Bank Building. - , . . . EDWARD B. RICHARD, Attorney at-Iw. Offlc Masonic Temple, Grants Pass, Oregon. W. T. MILLER, Attorney-at-Law County attorney for Josephine County. Office: Schallhorn Bldg. O. S. BLANCHARD. Attorney-at-Law. Grants Pass Banking Co. building. Phone 270. Grants Pass, Oregon. V. A. CLEMENTS Attorney-at-law, practices In state and federal courts. Rooms - 2 and 3, over Golden Rule store. MUSICAL INSTRUCTION VIOLIN INSTRUCTION France- Belgian school; of violin playing. E. R. Lawrence, 215 I street DRAYAGE AND TRANSFER COMMERCIAL TRANSFER CO. All kinds of drayage and transfer work carefully and promptly dose. Phone 132-R. Stand at frieght . depot A. Shade, Propr. F. G. Isham, drayage and transfer. Safes, planoa and furniture moved packed, shipped and stored. Phone Clarke ft Holman, No. 60. Residence phone 124-R. THE WORLD MOVES; so do we. Bunch Bros. Transfer Co. Phone 15-R. LODGES GRANTS PASS Lodge Ne. 84, A. F. A. If. Stated Oommanloa tlons 1st snd 3d Tuesdays. ya. visinng brethren cordially U,11VU. A. IV. UM, TT . JH. Ed. Q. Harris, secretary. GOLDEN RULE LODGE, NO. 78, 1.0. OO. P.; meets every Wed nesday eve In, I.O.O.P. ball. cor. 6th and H. Sta. Visiting Odd Fellows cordially Invit ed to be present I. V. Howell, N. G.,1 Clyde Martin, Secretary. ASSAYERS E. R. CROUCH, Aseayer, chemist, metallurgist. Roms 201-203 Pad v dock Building. Grants Pass. DECORATORS AND PAINTERS PAPERHANGINQ, grslnlng, paint ing. For the best work at lowest prices phone 295-J. C. G. Plant, South Park atreet. A