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DAILY ROGUE IUYEU COURIER
81XUAV, SKITKMllRIt 10, 10t.
Daily Rogua Elver Courier
JL E. V00RHHE3, Pub. and Prop.
W1LF0RD ALLEN. Editor.
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES
One Tear $5.00
"fetx Months 8.00
Three Months...-. r 150
One Montb .SO
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1010.
OREGON WEATHER
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f v S'inday ' fair, warmer except 4
near the coast; westerly winds,
DAY OP JUBILEE DUE. f
Where the sugar Industry has be
come best established and Its bene
fits reallxed there is greatest rejoicing
when a new factory makes possible a
greater acreage of beets. . In a dis
trict In Utah where 10 factories were
already in operation the eleventh was
dedicated on September 5th, and the
community gave over two days te cele
bration and. Jollification. A varied
program was rendered, and among
the speakers were General Manager
One Hundred and Three North Sixth
SHOES FOR ALL
SHOES FOR SCHOOL
The right kind and the right price
KINNEY & TRUAX
Tablet, pencil, ruler aud whistle with each
pair of school shoes.
THE COUNTY FAIR.
The farmers of Josephine county
are now getting' exhibits ready for
display at the coming fair, which is
to be held on the 19th. 20th and Slat
of the month. These dates are just
ahead of the state fair, aud the best
of the exhibits will be sent to Salem
to compete with the products of other
portions of Oregon. Every farmer
has something that will make a cre
ditable showing at the fair. How
often do we hear the remark at the
county fair that "I could have beaten
that all hollow," or words of like
effect. That bis pumpkin may be a
prise winner if you will only bring
T. R. Cutler of the Utah-Idaho com
pany, and Governor Spry. Two bands j It In, and perhaps your cow or your
supplied music, and men, women andlP'S way be better than you think,
children joined in the spirit of cele- Anyway, competition will prove talu-
bratlon. In Utah the full value of
the industry is appreciated. The in
fluence of the sugar beet upon the
commercial life of a district has been
proved, and its potency in producing
a condition of prosperity can not be
gainsaid.
, The Grants Pass district will soon
be in a position for the celebration of
able if It only shows where your
produce or your livestock Is deficient.
That Is the value of the county fair.
Rivalry will be an Incentive for effort,
and if you fail to get the blue ribbon
this year, it may be the means of
making a winner of you next year.
The value is not In the thing you win
at the fair, the prize or the ribbon.
ROGUE FISHING
(Continued from rage I)
the starting up of the first sugar fac- j out It Is in pointing the way to better
toryMn western Oregon. The great , production, more prolific varieties
plant In South Grants Pass is near j and more profitable methods. No
completion, and before another moon! 'air was ever held that It did not
has waned sugar garnered from i leave Its Impress upon the entire com-
Rogue valley soil and sunshine will munlty.
be in the sack. If communities in - -
which the sugar-making industry has! New Tort Miss Pauline Cann. a
been an established fact for nearly !Braard c,ol'eBe "t.. typed her
1 own marriage contract as It was die
a Quarter of a century will spontane-tated by ner flancee( and tney hum-
onsly give over two days to celebra-, med "Lohengrin" as they took the
tlon of the coming of an eleventn ( subway to the city hall.
factory, what should southern Oregon
jflo to mark the establishment of the
Industry here!
When the slicing of beets and the
j
New York The first person to
greet James A. Waddell, "King of
Strikebreakers," when he stepped off
his snecial train from Chicago was a
crystallizing of the saccharine is com-; proce6g 8erver. He is being sued for
menced a new era in agriculture will 15,000.
have been marked. The present sea- J
on has proved that beets will grow BATHHOUSE CLOSED
here as nowhere else In the west. 1 POIt THK SEASON
I
Fields grown under right conditions ;
... 1 Owing to the continued cool weath-
are pronounced as good as have ever A. . . . . ,j
er, the water has become too cold
been grown anywhere. Lands brought fof enjoyable bathing, so the bath
to this condition have a definite and house will not be open again this sea
fixed value, and their market will be son. All those who left bathing suits
established. It means labor for those or other articles with the bathhouse
"small ones" of from 3 to 3 i pounds.
He fished Friday on, the riffles about
eight miles below town, and was in
the water only from 11:30 to 4:30,
and took halt an hour out of that for
lunch. But Mr. MaoNt'111 Is no novice
at the art of casting the fly. and not
every man could duplicate his catch
even with the steelheads voraciously
hungry. He drops the feathered lure
Just where It ough to drop, and when
the eight pounds of piscatorial energy
and artifice Is hooked, he plays It
with the skill born of knowledge of
the game. But even Mr. MacN'olll can
claim little better than a draw when
pitting his light tackle against the
Rogue river steelhead, and Friday the
percentage was barely In his favor, for
11 won their battle aud escaped the
net to 12 that were landed. The only
fly used Friday, and practically the
only fly used by Mr. MacXelll during
the week, was the "professor" tied on
a' No. 4 hook.
r So fascinating is the angling in the
Rogue to Mr. MacN'elll that he will
return next year, and has practically
,concluded negotiations for the pur
chase of property having a frontage
upon the Rogue as a site for a fishing
lodge where he would spend his sum
mers with his family and friends.
Saturday he inspected a number of
sites, and with local contractors made
preliminary arrangements for the
building of the lodge from plans
which he detailed. Today the party
will leave for Crater lake, and will
then proceed northward to Seattle
and Victoria, B. C, returning later
to duty In Mexico. But next year he
will come bock, and he leaves his
word that his "friends are coming
also."
RETURNING
FROM
MEXICAN
BORDER
Geo. 1 Putnam, private secretary
to Governor WUhyeonuue, accom
panied by Karl Hinges, statistician
and accountant of the state, arrived
In the city Friday evening, coming by
auto from the Mexican hordor, where
they have been serving with the
Third Oregon Infantry, When the
regiment was ordered back to the
state, Messrs. Putnam and Hinges
concluded to tnake the trip by auto,
and started for the north oa the 1st
Inst. They have had no serious ear
trouble, though on their stay In this
city It was necessary to put the ma
chine In the hospital for a time to
get It In the proper disposition to
complete the trip. The gentlemen
made good use of their stay In this
city by calling upon frlendsi and re
ceiving felicitations upon escaping
Mexican bullets, scorpions and dusky
senorltna. Both will return to their
official duties at the state capital
after havltiK ben relieved of khaki
uniforms and accoutrements at Camp
Wlthycombe.
t'Altn OF THANKS
We wish, through this medium, to
extend our heartfolt thanks to our
many friends for their many acts of
assistance and expressions of sym
pathy during our hours of sorrow
when we were bereaved of our baby
I daughter and grandchild.
Mr. and Mrs. A. II, IHnlon.
Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Dean
and Family.
NEW TODAY
who peek employment and a crop
from which returns are eure and soon.
Surely Grants Pass and the Rogue
valley have a day of rejoicing and of
celebration coming. It Is a fortunate
community that haB a million-dollar
Industry dropped Into Its midst.
superintendent are asked to call for
them this coming week on and after
Wednesday at Cramer Bros. store.
BATHHOUSE COMMITTEE.
(CLASSIFIED AD RATES. 25
words, two issues, 25c; six Issues,
60c; one month, f 1.50, when paid In
advance. When not paid in advance,
5c per line per Issue.)
V.'COUVER, B. C, PROPERTY to
trade for Rogue River valley prop
ertylot, 98x199 13, 11-room
house, strictly modern, full base
ment, three-room house on rear of
VWXXi OF THANKS
We desire to express our sincere
thanks to the mauy neighbors and
friends who so kindly assisted us dur
ing the Illness and death of our wife
and mother.
ADOUMirSNAI.E AM) FAMILY.
r.Wlh OF THANKS
I wi.i!! to t'.unk the neighbors!
friends, Odd Fellows and Kelwkahs
for their kindness, assistance and the
beautiful floral tributes and songs In
the sickness and death of my hus
band. MRS. W. H. RYAN.
W I MilS HOMKK It VAN
'Whereas, The Angel of Death has
again Invaded the ranks of Golden
Rule Lodge, No. 78, I. O. O. F and
taken from our midst our beloved
brother, Willis Homer Ryan; and
Whereas, Brother Ryan was a true
Odd Fellow, always striving to live
up to his obligations of Friendship,
Love and Truth, and to relieve those
In distress at every opportunity, loyal
to his friends and honorable In busi
ness and social life, a man who will
be greatly jnilssrd In the community;
therefore be It
Resolved, That deeply feeling our
Joss, we extend to the bereaved family
our heartfelt sympathy, and that our
charter be draped for the space of
lot. Also property In New West
minster, B. C, to exchange for thirty days, and that a copy of these
Rogue river property.
resolutions bo spread on the minutes
, . (of the lodge, and a copy sent to the
Bungalow court, six units, in' Los j family or the deceased, and a copy
Angeles; also 100 acres of land Indent the Pacific Odd Fellow for pub
southern California, to trade for ! Ucatlon.
Rogue river property. What have ,
you? i
' Plenty of money to loan on good
You could not find a better testi
monial to the excellence of the
anglins sport of the Rogue than that
fupplied by the British diplomat who
has tried it out and pronounced it the
best on the globe. The gentleman
Is a sportsman of wide experience. A
native of Scotland, he fished In his
native land as a boy, and then ex
tended his experiences with his years. :
It Is a sport that grows and clings. 1
None who has felt the electric thrill
that comes along the silken line and j
the six ounces of bamboo from steel-!
head to palm can ever get from under
the spell. It Is the sport of sports
and Rogue river is the sportiest river
of them all.
A local follower of the fortunes of
democracy the other day waved his
hat In the air and shouted his joy at
the announcement that Thomas Edi
eon was go!ng to support Woodrow
Wilson. "Sure, Doc," responded the
office boy, "Edison has put In his
lifetime trying to shed light In dark
places and he Is still on the job."
SCHOOL
BOORS
High School and Grade
Remember the Bin Rexall
Pencil Tablet
at
CLEMENS Sells Drugs
The tt&KaiSl Store
real estate
Best.
security. See
I sane
850
SALESMEN WANTED To sell our
splendid line of fruit and orna
mental trees. Good terms. Good
territory. Good prospects. Cash
advanced on orders. Albany Nur
series, First National Bank Bldg.,
Albany, Oregon. 864
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER, Masonic
Temple. Office phone, 174-J; resi
dence, 341-R. Miss Harris. tf
WANTED Man to work on farm
who can also do blacksiplthing.
Write Box 24, Merlin, Oregon. 8f0
ONE-HORSE STUDEBAKER WAGON
to trade for wood. Inquire Dr. In
gram. 845
FOR SALE Spring wagon. Cheap
for cash. Apply at Foundry, 848
$45 LADY'S COLUMBIA BICYCLE,
very, little used. A bargain at
$12. HO. At Cramer Bros. 848
T. Y. DEAN,
E. R. BLAN'f ITARIV
; A. A. WITIIAM,
Committee,
Golden Rule Lodtte, No. 78,
I. O. O. F.
HKSOMTIONS
Whereas, God In his Infinite wis
dom has sent his Silent Messenger of
death and removed our brother,
Homer Ryan, from our midst, ilio it
Resolved, That our lodge has lost
a true friend and loyal member and
that we extend to our beloved slstor
our deepest sympathy In her sad
affliction.
Resolved, That our charter be
draped for a peclod of 30 days, a copy
of these resolutions be Rent to the
family and a copy to the Rogue River
Courier for publication.
JEANIE BURKE,
GERTRUDE1 BLANCIIARI),
' MARY HILDRETH,
Committee.
FARM LAND WANTED Will pay
$100 to party whose Information
leads me to buy relinquishment or
Improved homestead land In this
part of the state. Would consider
timber and logged-off land partly
cleared, some improvements, cabin,
etc, Am looking for a bargain, and
j pay cash. Write me fully In firs,
letter. Address No. 1636, care
Courier, 3t
' COMING EVENTS
Sept. 11, Monday Kindergarten
opens at 411 C street.
Sept. 11, Monday School opens.
Sopt. 18, Monday Courier Bargain
day,
Sept. 19-20-21, Tuesday, Wednesday.
Thursday Josephine county fair
and celebration.
Sept. 25-30, Mondny-Satnrday -Ore-,
gon state fair.
American
Beauty
Electric Iron
$5.00
Others for Icon
Splendid .Variety of Kl.lXTHH'
TOAS1KIW mikI HOT PLATKS
9.1.SO and np
Milium
BUSH ELECTRIC STORE
IOO N.Mlli Sixth Klrwt
Buy Electric Goods at the Electric Store.
Two Carloads New
1917 Model Fords
Will he in this week
They are the classiest
car ever offered
Price $415.70
C. L, Hobart Company
Let 'er Buckl'A
M WE'LL MEET YOU
AT THE
R0UJ9D-UP
Cowgirls,cowboys,Indians,bronchos, ponies,
wild horses and wild cattle and wild men all
will be there to play and to thrill with their
feats of skill and daring. You who know the
Round-up we expect to see ; you who do not
have our most cordial invitation.
Remember where and when
PENDLETON
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