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Newspaper Page TextI'll! DAY, DKCKMIIKIt 21). 10l. DAILY RUOra RIVER COURIER PAGB THREE Events of the Reviewed t AW Sorta of Happoninga th World Oiltr Daring - tho Pott Twtlvo " Month PERSONAL POLITICAL jriiabt. m. King Coneiai.lln appealed la th 1,'iillw) Mint! elnet M'Wloiil by the allies. M Japan renewed Ilia Mvaii demand en China, which that power rejected In January, lilt, being opprtwlv. rasaoaav. It, Secretary of War OarrUon resigned. W. J'rcaluenl Wllaon aakaU congree to not on Iht arming of merchantmen, . ale. MARCH, I The I'ullad Btutea aenale vol) to aupport the prealdriit'a submarine pol 1 ky, tetoil. 1. The houae voted to aualaln I ha preel dent's toralgn policy, Vi to lit MAY, t United Bute declined Uermany pro poaal thai the alllae be forced to re aned neutral right. 1VMU. 1 Loula D. Brand!' confirmed Juitlr of the United Btato aupreine court Iowa rejected woman auffrage T. The lUpubllran and the I'rogreealve national convention met In Chicago. 14 Charlea K. Ilughae nominated for i prealitent by the Itrpubllcan conven tion and Diaries Warren Pelrhanka for vice prealdant. The I'rogreaalvee named Theodore Rooeevelt and John M. Parker of l.oullana. U. lYealdetil Woodruw Wllaun and Vice President Thamaa R. Marahall renom inated at 81. Louie. It Uermany and Austria concluded treaty of military and commercial al liance for at yeara' duration. JUtT. 4, Japan and Ituaala algned treaty of alliance. larrauaan. I. japan made fftiir " demanda on China with regard to recent conflict In Mongolia and aaked four eoncea alone In the aame raae. ocToaan. la. United Btatea notified allied power that It would continue to apiity alt lug rulea of International law to sub marine. IT. A II Ire took control of Athena by force. Kovtuar.a. 4 Austria and Oermnny proclaimed Po land an Independent elate. Hmlnualloiiof Dr. Oumba, Au- Irian ambaaaa , dor, recalled at . the request of the United ' States, wae ae- coined by the ' Auetrianeinper- e K Woudrow WU V eon J re-elected I'hoio by American ' iweatdent. Kleo Praaa Aaeoclatloii. loral rotei WU. BAl- (aiiH,i,li,Bl-li Wllann imill Hugh, I.1H. DRCHMMgK., 4 Last aeaalon of Mth rongree met. 4. Cremler Aanullh of England reelgiied. T. Lloyd-Oeorae made premier. 14 New Tlrlllali cabinet announced. MEXICO . HAftim. rtendeco Villa, outlawed Mexican, raided Columbus, N. M.. eel flrea and Kllleil It Americana; finally driven back to Mexico by United Btatee cav alry: Upward of 100 VllliaUa killed. Punitive expedition ordered Into Mex ico to dlaperae the bandit band. United Btatee troopa mobilised en the Mexican border. Carranaa refueed permlaalon to United tatea troops to enter Mexico. Carranaa waa granted reciprocal prlv Wages to a end troopa over tho border. Col Q. A. Dodd and Uen. Perilling led twd column of cavalry Into Hex loo to pursue Vllla'a banda. Mexican generala prohibited United tatea troopa from entering towna. Jg ot Vllla'a band. Including Oen. Ooe man, killed In action with Carranaa troopa. Villa reported wounded. CoL O. A. Dodd'a eohiaaa of the Tth and 10th United Statee cavalry defeat OS lot Vllliataa at Guerrero; W Mail oana killed, t cavalrymen wounded. APIUU Col Brown'a 1Mb cavalry defeated Vllliataa at Aguaeoallentea, killing W bandlta. CoL aonaalag' Mexican troepa repulaed an attaok of Vllliataa at Par ma, killing u bandlta. Mexican troopa, led by Oen. Cavaaoa, routed Villa and big bodyguard, kill ing 10 bandlta. Mexico declared that no permlaalon bad been granted the United Itatea to uae Mexican rallroada, United Btatea aoldlera attacked by Mexican aoldlera and gallon at Par- i i. it , no. carranaa - aaked to open ' BegoUatlong for the withdrawal of United Btatea 1 arxay from Mel .loo. . Oen. Boott, Oen. ' raniton and the Moaloan , Oen. Obregon met at Juarea, Mexlea, to die- ouaa the mill- photo by American tary altuatlon Pre.e Anoelatlon. V?'?r Oin, Orhwon, , The United Btatea bnd Mexican con fareea at Juarea Were deadlocked aver the withdrawal, sf United Btatea troopa from Mexican aoll. 'mat. , Ma, R. L, 'Howie. 11th cavalry bat talion, routed bandlta near OJo-Aauloe, killing 41 ' Mexican bandlta raided Cllen Bprlnga, Tex. Mllltla of Tetaa, New Mexico and Arlaona ordered to Mexico, United Btatea again warned Ameri cana to leave Mexico, Conference at El Paeo, on withdrawal of United Btatea troopa from Mexico, wna euepemleiti no ngraement renuhed, Cnrrnnaa'a government naked for Inv mwlliite withdrawal of all United (Unlet troopa from Mexico, alleging bad .faith and the violation of Mexi can eoTtrelrtrtv . a. I 14 II. Year 1916 and Clacnfbd I PoathRocordofNotodPoo- t phPraonalt Political and Sporting vtnt$. Mtxlcan Situation, 4 Anti-American riot In Chihuahua City. Mexico; a proteat again! the pre ' once of Amertoao trane. t Mealoana barued United Btatea con eulata at Durnngo City. Durango, alao . Inaulted tho Hag. 14 Oen,,Trevlno notlfled Oen. Penning : Uiat movement of troopa, aouth, anal or weat, would be considered a hoe tlla act. 14 I'reaidant Wllaon called out the or gnnlaed mllltla of the whole country for eervue on the Metlcan bonier. War veaeela ordered auutb to Meal ran water. ft l-nalilent Wllaon nollfhd the Mexican government that American troopa wautti not be wltlidruwn from Mexi can aoll and would remain aolely to prelect the t'nllet Btatea border, A. Two truopa of the hah cavalry were In action outaldo Carrhutl, to mllea aouth of Juuiaa with t'arnnaa forrea, Mexli-an tkn. rellx Qomea waa killed; alao Capt. C. T. ihiyd and Lieut. Adair of the 10th cavalry. The affair reeultod from an attempt by the cav alry to aiari-h weatward In defiance of Uen. Trewno'e tiotli-o of tlte loth, a troope'ere mode prlaoiien by the Mexlcana, II killed and It mining. B Mllltla ordered to proceed to the Mex ican border. ft Preeldent Wlleon demanded the Imme diate raieaae of the Caniaal war prta onen. ia, M negro prteoietre taken by Mexk-ena at Carrlaal ware delivered to the Unit ed Btatea forcea at Kl I'aao. ui,T. 4 Col. O. A. Dodd. leader of an ad vance Into Mexico, promoted to brig adier general. 4 Carranaa troop foughl Vllllaua at . Lorn Nlevoe fThe Bnowa), near Jlmlnea, 14 Katkmal guardamen from department of the eaat on the Mexican border numbered fi.'.oua. . ' AITOOtT, 4 Mexico appointed mem ken of a Joint commlaalon ta conrer on the laauea with the I'nltod Htatee. 14 Vrsinklln K. Lane, Judge George tlray and lr. John It Molt appointed for the United Htatee on Mexican Joint eommlaaion, i agrTgMBan. 4 Joint American-Mexican conference met at NeW'lndon, Conn. It A band of fw to 1.700, led by Villa, raided ChllJinhua City. Vightlng ra ported with) Carranan Irou-m xovgataga. ft Vllliataa defeated by Mexican regu lar at Chihuahua. H American-Mexican protocol algned. ft Vllllatao attacked Chihuahua City and . drove out Carransa'a truopa i ' Kt'gMBgu . "VlllgftBiHiirlven front Chihuahua City. SHIPWRECK MAaCM. 4 Bpanlah ateamer Principe da Aualurlaa aunk oft Ban BeliaaUio; over eu drowned. MAY. 4 Bteamer B. it, Klrby wrecked on Lake upertor, otr Kagla river: U drownetl I. Bteamer Hon oke foundered oft the eoaat of California; M drowned. II. Lieut. "Iiackie . Un cabled from the Falkland la landa that hh) axplurlag ahlp Kodurance waa LUCVT. BUACKJjrfON. tm ,ld B eurvtvon were k-e bound on Elephant Uland. AUOUBT. 14 Bteamer' Admiral Clark, from Port Arthur, Tex., foundered; It Uvea loot, ft United Btatea armored crulaer Mem ,phla (formerly Tenneaaee) wrecked In hurrtoaaa In Santo Domingo bar . bor; M of the craw dead, 7 Injured. ' ocTOaaa. ft Bteamar Kerlda lout In a atom on Lake Erie, with ft aallora. The Jamea B. Colgate alao went down with n aallora. Hovguaaa. -4 Btaamera Retriever and Connamara wrecked off trleh eoaat; It Uvea toat. SPORTING JAJtUART. 4 Nick Qlanakopuloa, Greek athlete, won tba national croaa oauatry title by outrunning Hannea Kolohmalnen, at New York. ' Waroh. ft Jeaa Wlllard OAilpoluted Frank Moran In a 10 round combat at Madlton Bquare Cardan, New York. MAT. ' tl. Itlaa Molla BJuratadt retained the Wo men'a Mearopolltan alnglea champion ahlp title by defeating Mlaa Maria Guthrie at the Fort HUla tennla court, N. Y, c m. Prior Rock, three-year-old, owned by Augtiet Selmont, won the blatortc Buburban race at Belmont park, N, Y. ' jtma. t. Oawakt Klrkby defeated Fred Ilarraa. hoff for the -Metropolitan golf ma-, teur champlonahlp, I up and t to play, t Glen Cava, N. Y. It Molla BJureiedl again won tha women'a tennla alnglea obam. , plonahlp over Mn. 15 d ward Raymond by ' , eoorea of 1-0, l-l, II,' Byracuae won ; the vanity t mllea at loualii keepale. Tint - " . A ' 4. rvarlty)-8yra- jM&hZM&i$t y1 .."i'Lfi1 t'hoto by Amerloan Cornel , IO;lI4-! m A-Oc0 Columbia, UO.tl t-J; lannayiva "Chick" Evaiib. nla, WMt-t. Junior Varalty-Byra oua. ll.llt-ti Cornell, U.KI-t; I'w lumhla, 11 :U: Ponnaylvanla. . ft Clilok (tlharlea) Evan won the na tional open gulf champlonahlp, one of the two greateat golf hnnon In Ml United btateai tha third amateur to . wm tha Amerloan open title. III to l gajgfe waa M gtroke lor Tl tie, 4 roooitl. , , I ' Af'.MJCt ft Tti iM'n tennl dulitee clmrnplooe, W, M ohnaton and C. J. Giiflla. -talned llnlr I lit by daivttilng Me UhikI.I n nnd Dewxon at Foreal llllla. N. Y,i toorea. M. IT. I-I -: RrrgAtagR. 4. Wlr, lightweight champion boxer of th world, defended hi till at Colonio Kpilng-by defeating White . In W rmnda. I Rlchrd Nor lie Wl'llam" of Phllidel phla won the laOonal tennla Cham- , fteeahlp by dafaallua WUllaat Jt Johnalon of Ban FraiM'leco at Forget llllla, M. V. aVore, HtHt 4 Charlea Kvana, Jr. ("Cluck"), won 4k , natloiuil amateur golf champlonahlp by lUreetlng Cuamplon Kobort A. i OurUl irr at rhlladeiplila, 4 up and I to pi ft. New iolU liaeelidll club (Giant) com- Sietod m etrlug of :l coiuwcutlv game y 1 feeling f,( liula (Crdlnala. In a double heuuer In New tork. '-OCtOUK. ' - I. lineton lied gVix clinched American lnfio pennant I Miooklyn clinched the National league p:uii.int. U. Ited ox ucfexled Uronklrn In lh (in ainl ileiiuinit game of the world eeriva, winning the champlonahlp. ft Mit'ltlcan ilfclJ 8rcua at foot ball at Ann kiimr; --, 14 to II HOlgMRKn. IL Ohio Malt defeated Indiana at foot ball at Cnlumbua, o 1. Cornell de. f led Michigan at Ithaca. 3 M it llarvaid beat Prtureti.ii. I to . at CamurWae Itrown (cam lieat Yale. 31 log. at New lliien. I'ennaylvnula and Dartmouth tied, 7 to 7, at I'hli 'adelphla. 14 Yale defeated Prliweton, 10 to . at football Hruwn heat Harvard, tl to I. IVnneylvaula beat Michigan, 10 to L t Ann Arbor. ft Yale deflated Harvard M New l! vrn. to 4 Army beat Navy. It to 7 Wlaconaln tied with lllinole. 0 to I Chilean lot to Miuneaola, to 0. M, Colgate defeated Brown, at Provi dence, a to 0. PKOSHaBH. ft Naltonal College AUiletlo aaeoclatlot met In New W MISCELLANEOUS lAWVARt. 4 Oernmry aaaured th United Btatea that aubmarlue warfare In tha Med Iternnean would be conducted accord ing to the rule of International law. 14 Germany rUaavoaed the alnktng ot the Luallnnla and prom teed repara tion for American Uvea loot 14 Sweden pruieated agulnat Brttlah In fraction of her commercial rlgbta, raaauART. L Captive llrlllah ateamer Appam arriv ed aa a German prlae et Norfolk, Va. tl tirrmnn order to aink armed enemy merchantmen arrived In Waahlngton. 17. Th United Htnle aenale ratiflrd treaty with Nli-uragua for a trane oieanlc canal route to coat the United Statee H0.OW. ft Th United State ratified a treaty with Mayti, aaaumlng a protectorate over that republic. march. . 4 Germany edited her new U boat pol icy agalnat merchant alilpa. . arniu 4 Th European allien retuaed to atop aelxuro of neutral nnlla. II. 1'realilent Wllaon before Joint aeaalon of congrcaa nniinnmetl that Germany bad been notilied that aubmartn war fare axalnat merchant ahlpa muat he abumloncd. " ft Brttlah reply note defended Interfer ence with neutral trade aa Incident to altered condition of warfnr. Irlah Sinn Fein patriot rebelled In Dub lin, aelxed the puatorflce and other point Inalie city. If. Brltleh troopa recaptured point In Dublin. Martial law declared for Ire land. Sir Roger Caaement captured while attempting to land arma, MAT. L Sinn Felnere throughout Ireland aur rendered. 4 Irlah rebel leaden. Including Pear, provisional prraldent, ahot In London Tower for tree eon. 4 Four execution for traaaon In Ireland. Th United State marine landed In Banto Domingo to protect the Amert ' can legntkni. Oermuny ngreed to "vlalt and aearch" rulea fur eubmarlnea. 4 Oermuny admitted alnkntg th Buaaex and offered Indemnity. IL Connolly. Irlah rebel oommandar, ahot In London Tower, ft United State notlfled Great Britain that It could no loager tolerate law leu mull aeiauree by British patrol anip on tn nign j Ufa. New United Btatea army bill became law, federallalng the -mllltla and In- crcuxlns th regular army. Yuan Bhlh Kal. prealilent of tha Chl- nuae republic, died In Peking; auo ceeded by Vic President LI Yuan Hung. JUfcT. New United SUtea army reorganisa tion law tn effect. 4 German mer chant submarine Deutachland " reached Balti more,' II day out from Uelgo- land port Her captain. Pa a I Koenlg. elated that his veaael waa a pioneer . of regular aerv Ice. Photo by American I'. Rural credit Uveas AaMclutlon. bill become Inw. -..,, ' Panlyata caae city totaled 4MQ; Ot death Avourr. :' t German merchant submarine Deutsch Innd aailed from th . Virginia cape for Germany. 4 Sir Roger Caaement, Irish revolution ist, hanged for treason In London. 1 Lieut. Suackleton reached Falkland Islands and reported hla fnllure to reach Elephant taland and rescue hi cnw. United Btatc ' and ' Denmark signed treaty for the cession of th Danish West Indian Island to th United State; prlcg IIB.0C.enft. lit. Merchant aubmarlne Deutachland, which aalled from Virginia on th Id. arrived at Bremen, Germany. AirTiMRin. ' 4 I hour railroad labor bill signed by th president T. Deatha from pnralyala plague In New York city reached 1,017, 4 Lloiit, Sharltleton, antarctlo explorer, Innded In Chile with U survivor of ninrooned Elephant Island party,, 4 U-U aank I ahlpa off Nnntuckct. OOTORRn. I. German snlimnrlne IT-tl dropped an t hnr In Newport hnrlior nt the end of , 17 dtya' run from Wllhclnhaven. MovtMnon, i ' ' I, Merchant '" aubmarlne Deuteohlaad lenbed Kew London, ft daya out of , Birsn M b.-t ) rociei koto part -e ""Vpkfc --iar t Vkt .r Cn,'Mio;a bio&o th American i croaa country aviation record by fly lag from Chicago (o Krie. Pa.. 4S4 mllen. In 4 hcuia and It minute; be ' t, reached New TtH. W, Ruth ltw lfitHed at New York after ' a revuni eonsioo night on the way - from Clik:i.-i i f rule. Tl Mer, lioi.l rl..pnilr I Ieutrh1aiid tall J m ifwn i.p i 1,'iuqti inr nremen OIXUMDgR. I. Rnrthnldi'ji Liberty rtatue In New fork harbor Illuminated. - W. . The Deutachland rear bed bom port, ft United Bute Bleel wage Increase vneauie inerre-t for rj.isyi emploj eee: annual Iwtal, If (.' a it Partial tcl'i.f of the un; Invisible In ameiicn. . POBMOMETS Portlaod. Doe. 2). Today's mgr. ket quotations wore: WT)at Club, 142; bluesUm, 151. ' Oats No. 1 whlto fed, 34.75. " Barley Fotd, 27.00. Hogi Beat live, t.85. -Prime Xra, 8.25; fancy cow, 7.00; best calves, 7.00. .Spring lgmbs, 10.50. Butter City eresmery, 32; coun try. 28. E((i Selected local extra, 42. Hens, 17; feeie, 12; broiler, 17. Copper, J0. Out of every 100,000 person born 00.617 are sllve gt tbo age of flfly. Tblg I .tbo combined experleocg of clvlllted countries of whlcb record I obtalogblo. "There are two author whom gvory cblropodlat ought to have In bis li brary." - "Wbo aro tbeyT" . "Foot gnd ntinygn. or course." "Johnny." aaid tbe 8uuday school teacher, "can yoa tell mo what caTased tbe flood r "Tea, ma'am," answered the llttlo follow; "It ralned."-Chlcago Newa. "Trouble wouldn't keep company with folk so often." says tbe old pbl roaopber, "ef Trouble didn't know that they'd whirl In gn' blame htm for not being oclable."--Atlanta Constitution. ' "Rllklua aaya hla wife 'la painfully literal." "She muat be If be was that way when be told me she went et him ham mer gnd tonga."-Haltlmore American. One short blast from a liner's whistle when she meets another liner means thnt she Is taking: the starboard course, two blast that she Is taking ber course to port and three that she ts going fall gpeed astern. "lie told ber that be would gladly die for her". , . '.- . "Tbe same, old bluff. Did It catch berr "No. She told him gbo would gladly let blm."-Uouton Post "Did you ever see a poet In One freniyT" "Only once." "Waa he compoalng nt tbe timer "No. lie bad Jtut been mistaken for a chauffeur." -F.xcliRuce. "The meant! man ha been dlscov ercd." i "What baa be been tloiusr "Swindling amaiour imeta. (JettbiB tbem to seud 10 ulilllliis for a poetic lloenae."-lndoii Tit-Bit "I haven't done a day's work In two yeara." "Toil oupbt tn be ashamed of your self." "Ob, uo. I'm a night watch In a bank."-t:argorle. "ANGEL" RUTH LAW. File Pram Chisago to New Yorkt Makes longest Nonstop Flight. ' fboto by Anniiian Hren Noclatsn . it ' I IT.!.. ' f I . ' -fit . V Aapeggai tsgpjeMRMBRgBaBl Classified Advcrttsinff lANOaUi CAKI8 PboD ordorg to Ho. 1IIW. 77tf iLFALPA, RED CLOVER gnd All grgw seeds are chegper now than later. Write for aampleg end price. Strictly fancy gtott. Ralph Waldo Eldeo, Central Point, Ore-ion- 4tf WINONA BERKSH1RE8 Three inly 27, lll, daughters of Wlnon Violet champion out of Rook wood Lady 104th, a sister of Laarel Champion. Winona Banch, R. 1, Box A, GranU Pass, Ore. tf FOR SALE Work mare for sale cheap, will work gfngle or double, R. K. Rosa, R. p. D. 2. Phone 04-F-3. 30tf SECOND HAND FORD Fine con dition run only 6,400 mlleg, 3275. Bulck white atreak good condition 3225. Ford Oarage. 938 FOR SALE Ford car, almost new. In good condition, extra tiro and equipment Price 43(0. Address Dr. V. S. Howard, Murphy, Ore., R. F. D. 1. i . 937 U C. SMITH TYPEWRITER Prac tically new, for fbo.oo cash -or wonld trade In on vlctrola. Phone 19. 933 TO EXCHANGE FOR EXCHANGE Forty acres of good land San Bernardino county, California. Price 31,2.v-.C9. vgnt house gnd lot or something In Grants Pggg equal value. W. C. Rice, 683 South Park, omona. Cat " 939 TO RENT FOR RENT Six-room home, 305 C street, opposite Central school; $10 per month. Inquire on premises, tf FOR RENT New and used pianos and organs. One year's rent to apply on purchase price. The Music end Photo House, Stanton Rowell, proprietor. 937 HOTEL AND EATING HOUSE tor rent The Clarke hotel and eating house at Olendale, Oregon Is for rent or lease, furnished. 1 daily passenger train for dinner. For particulars write or call on A. G. Clarke, Glendale, Oregon. 939 FOR RENT Irrigated dairy and stock ranch. For Information phone 164-J or 173-J. 987 WANTED WANTED A capable and reliable man to canvass Josephine county for us. Permanent if satisfactory Write us today for particulars. Ore gon Nureery Company, Orenco, Oregon. Largest fruit and orna mental nursery in the west 940 CALIFORNIA JUNK CO. We boy all kinds ot junk, bear hides, furs. rags, brass, copper,1 line,- old pap ers, magazines. Call 403 South (th Street, or phoae 199. 943 WANTED Old papers, magazines. hides, pelts, rage, sacks, rubbers. metal and junk or aU kinds. High est prices, best service. Phone 21- J. Union Junk Co., 503 South (th. 947 WANTED TO RENT Small Irrigated dairy ranch, with stock; cash or on shares. Can give referescea. F. H. Virtue, Murphy, Oregon. Phone J. Darneille, Provok. 939 CASH FOR rURS Bring your fnra to town and get more' for tbem at home than yon an get eleewhere. See Roy (Slim) Allen with Frank Bailey, corner 6 th and L atreeta, Oranta Pass. - 940 WANTED -One good work horse tor his feed balance of the winter. T. E. Bdgell, Murphy, Oregon. ; 937 LOeTT LOST Old fashioned eameo brooch Reward.. Mrs. B. A. Blanch rd. 39 LOST Thanksgiving day allver and onyx watch fob, unique design Finder pleaae notify No. 3309 Courier office. 941 TIME CARD The 'California and Oregon uoast o&uroad company ffectlve December 3, 1911 Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturday! nam x it, uraaia raes.. lo.ve a, m. Train 1 iv. wateri Creek 1.00 p. m. All trains leave Granta Pass from the corner of O and Eighth etreeU. opposite the Southern Psciflo depot. For all Information regarding freight and passenger service call at tne otnee ot the company. Public Scr ioe building, or phone 131 for same. . . PHT8ICIAX8 L. O. CLEMENT, at. D. PracUee limited to diseases of the eye, ear, nose and throat. Glaase fitted. Office boors 9-12, 2-t, or on ap pointment. Office phone, 32; resi dence phoae 159-J. S. LOUOHR1DOE, M. D., Pbyaldaa and anrgeon. City of country ealla attended day or night. . Realdeaco phono 3(9; office phone 132. Sixth and H. Toffs Building.' J. P. TRUAX, M. V., Physician and aaifeen. Phones: OOeeSIS; reel denee 334. Calls answered at til hour. Country calls attended to. Lundburg Building. - , DR. ED. BT WATER Specialist OB dlaeaaea of tbe eye, er, aose and throat; glasses fitted. Office boors: 9 to 12 a. m., I to 6 p. m. Phones ' Residence 234-J; offlee 167-J, Schmidt Bldg, GranU Pass, Ore. A. A. WITH AM, M. D., Physician and surgeon. Office: Hall Bldg., comer Sixth and I streets. Phones: Office 11(; residence 2S2-J. Hours: 9 a. ' m. to 4 p. m. .-'" """"; DENTISTS g. C. MACY, D. M. D. First-class dentistry. 10914 - South Sixth etreet, GranU Pass, Oregon. BERT R. ELLIOTT, D. M. D. Mod ern dental work., Maud B. Brad ford, dental assistant. Rooms 1 4 and 5, Golden Rule Blfigr. Grants Pass, Oregon. Phone 265-J. ATTORXKV8 H. D. NORTON. Attomey-ert-law Practice In all State and Federal Courts. First National Bank Bldg. COLVIG A WILLIAMS Attorn erg- at-Law GranU Pass Banking" Co. Bldg, GranU Pass, Ore. E. 8. VAN DYKE. Attorney. Practice In all courts. First National Bank - Baildlng. . , EDWARD H. RICHARD, Attorney-at-Law. Office Masonic Temple Grants Pass, Ore. W. T. MILLER, Attorney-at-Law. Connty attorney for Josephine County. Office: SchaUhorn Bldg. O. S. BLANCHARD, Attoraey-at-Law GranU Paso Banking Co. Bldg. Phone 270. GranU Pasa, Ore. V. A. CLEMENTS Attorney-at-Law Practice ; tn state and federal courts. Rooms 2, and 3. . over Golden Rule etore. - MISICAL L8TRUOTION J. S. HACMURRAT, teacher of votee culture and singing. Lesaong si van ' at home ot iupll if requested. Ad dress 71( Lee street SSltl JESSIE C. KNAPP Piano and voke. Chom and choir directing. Studio residence, (14 North Second etree-L Phone S23-R. - S89tf DRAYAGE AND TRANSFEBj COMMERCIAL TRANSFER CO. All kinds of drayage nnd traaafer work carefully and promptly 4oae. Phone 132-R. Uad at freight depot. A. Shade, Prop. F. O. I SHAM, drayage and transfer. Safes, pianos and furniture moved, packed, shipped gnd stored. Phone Clark A Holman. No, 50. Heal Uenoe hone 114-R. - THE WORLD MOVES; ao do we. Bunch Bros. Transfer Co. Phone 15-R. LODGES GRANTS PASS Lodge No. 84 A. F. A. if. SUted Commnnlaa tiona lat and 3d Tuesday. Visiting brethren cordially invited. A- K. Caae W. M. Ed. O. Harris, aecretery. MI8CELLANEOI8 TAXI STAND at the Mocha Cafe. Any where In town 10c. Pbeae 181-R. Realdence phone 343-L tf DANCE at Rogue River, siren r Powell orchestra, on Monday, "De cember 35. Good time evumred. ABcUTBRS E. R. CROUCH Assayer, chemist, metallurgist. Rooms 201-203 Pad dock Building, Oranta Pasa. "VETERINARY BURGEON DR. R. J. BESTUL, Veterinarian. Office In Wlnetrout Implement Bldg.' Phone 113-J Residence Phone 305-R. DECORATORS AND PA1NTKR8 PAPDRiHANGINO, graining, pals lug. For the best work at lowest prices, phone 395-J. C. O. Plant, Soatk Park, etreet. A tlaaslted ad will give ressRa.