ROOL'R RIVER C0URI8R, GRANTS flAS3, OREGON, NOVKMBR . 11 I u s I ll ( 3 'isw 0 i COMBINED KNIFE LEFT-HAND SHEARS You Can Save Money on BICYCLES and SUNDRIES 1 and Fork for THEY ALL WANTED IT! I 1 ..TIK10 MACHINES AID n S iraddock s B 1 ONE-ARM MEN Fishing Tackle, Ingcrcoll Watches Electric Pocket Lights We Repair anything from an Umbrella to an Auto mobile. Do lathe work. All kinds of grinding and sharpening, gum saws, and guarantee not to change the temper. Ben icycle Grants Pass, Oreg'on . 1 M The Photo Supply House Has too large a stock and it must be reduced This will be done first by Closing Out All Second-Hand Cameras & m ? (M At Startling Figures. These Cameras are all in good condition and are warranted to take good pictures. $1 00 Brownies for 7."c 2 00 Rrownies for 1 HO 5 00 Flexo Cameras for 4 25 G 00 Seroco for 3 75 8 00 Bullseyo for 7 00 10 00 Bullet for S 00 10 00 CycL.no for 1 75' 14 00 Century for 11 00 20 00 Kastman Mate for lii 00 12 00 Imperial for 8 00 I have an immense stock of Mounts that must be reduced at 10 per cent discount by the 100. Fifteen styles of 4x5 .Mounts, all of them good stock. Alliums in great va riety, also Mounting Paper and Uonrds for 5c to 25c. Have you seen the Film Pack Adapter that enables you to load your plate-holder in daylight with one dozen films in 4 seconds? Twenty five Photo Books on various subjects for 10c to $1.50. Rims and Photo Paper Fresh Each WeeK A. E. Voorhies GRANTS PASS, OREGON. DIRECTORY (Josephine l,odge, Mo. 112, A. O. V. W. r""" ... ....... i.. & il I! i' I. ..ii 1.: i uivc.n ill n. V. li. , . linil, i;AUI UUUU- ing every Monday evening. K. W. Himiiikrtii, M. W. 11. A. Stahaku, Hecordur. i Wit t'; JOSEPHINE COI NTY OFFICKKS. Judge J. o. Ittioth Commissioners L iou." w,e"" H . F. l.ovelare Clerk It. L. Hartlett Deputy Clerk T. P. Judson Sherill Geo. W' I.ewi IMputy Sheritt Ernest 1. later Treasurer J. T. Tylor fchool Supt Lincoln ravage Assessor y. ji. rallin Surveyor ; ...H. C.Perkins Coroner W. K. Kreiuer CITY 0FFICKK8. Myor J. F. Kashor auuilorand I'olieeJudge J. J. Jennings Treasurer Col. W. luhnw.n City Attorney M. M. Kumiuell Marshal John Ixxahardt Mreel Supt. Henry Knuiseu louni'iiinen tieo. H. limns J. 1.. Calvert, J. A. liehkopf, Will C. Smith, Herbert Smith, II. C. Perkins, FKATKUNAL SOC1KT1KS. Granta Pass I .edge A. F. A A. M., No. 84. regular coiuiiiunioation lirst and third Saturdays. Visiliug brothers etmlially invite.1. It. W. Uuius W. il. A. J. Pike, See'y. Uoyal Ari'h Musoiui -liesmes Chapter No. at meets second and fourth Wednesday Masonic hall. II. C. Hobzhk, J. E. Pariasoii, Secy. 11. P. Eastern tStar Josephine Chapter. No. 'Hi meets lirst and third Wednc.-day evenings of each month in Masonic hall. Mrs. A. 11. Corn kll, W. M. .Mas H. Zqllkb, Sec'y. I. O. 0. ., Uolden Rule Uxlga No. 78, meeus every eatunlny night at I. O. O. lHll. A. If. I.KWU, T. . Diah, Secy. N. O. Visiting brothers invited. Paran Encampment I. O. O. F. No. meets second and fourtli Thursday at I. (. t. F. hall, Fhku Si imiiiT, T. Y. UKAK.fcec'y. C. P. Uelwkahs Etna Kelwknh, No. 4tl, meets second and lourtn Monday, 1. U. O. F. hall. Kuui Ukskn. N. O. M. Jinkie Dams, Sey. I'nited Artisans (Jrnnls Pass Assembly io. meets alternate ruesuavs in A.O. II. W. nail. Mas. K. A.Ukikhtii, Frhi Mksm h, Master Artisan, Swy. WoiHlmen of the World Rogue Kiver i amp r.o. M, meets second and lourlh Fridays at Woodman Hall. F. K. Corok, C. C. C. E. Maybi, Clerk. Women of Woodcraft Azalea Circle, No. 1SV, meets tirst and third Mondays at Woodmen hall. (Ilk.n Patrick, U. N. V. E. Dkak, Clerk. Modern Woodmen of America (1 rants Pass t amp No. mm; meets 2nd ami 4 1 It Wednes day Evenings at Woodmen hall at 7 :'M. IkeM. Havis, V. C. W. T. Collider, Clerk. Foresters ol America Court Josephine in i-...i i V .-, uiui'u, rm ii niuesiinv eAcepi the lirst, at A. (). LI. W. hall. U. N. Hoit, F.S. J. P. Ham, 0. R. Hawthorne Lodge, No. 21, 1. of 11.. A. O. u. v meeta every alternate luesday evening in A. O. I'. W. hall, Dimn building. Mas. A. .McCartuy, Col II, jMrhM.yuia Han, Recorder. Knights of the Maccabees (Irants Puss lent, No. IJ meets first and third Thursdays at Woodmen hall, Win. Allred, It. P. Chrsiiiiik, Record Keeper. Commander. STATE OF OREGON LOSES III Title to Swamp Lands In Res erv&tion. The statu of Ormron lost ira eontest; over iwamii lauds on tliu Klaath In- diiui rcsorvatiou Unit 1ms bocn allotted to Indians, the acting comuiiasioucr of tlio laud oflioe. in a decision rend ered ou tlio liUli, havlug held that tlio tit.o of the Iudiaus is prior and uirior to that of the state. The ouVt't of the commissioner's decisiou is to iuvalidate tlio state's title to about 5.".000 acre of swauin lauds williiii tlio reservation that have horutoforo boon allotted. Ladies of the Maccabees (irants Pass, liife No l holds regular "Reviews" lirst and third Tharsdays at A. . I'. W. hall. Visiting sisters cordially invited. Jennie Cheshire, Mary Simmons, Lady Commander. Record Kecier. Knights of Pythias Thermopylae No. , iiufta n.i li Tim.,.!,.., ..i..l. T -'III VI' ll W. II all. . M. T. t llev, C. C. Tor Williars, K. of It, ami S. Urand Army of the Republic (leu. Logan rosi no. ,ki, meets nrst e.lnesdav at A.O. U. W. hail. U. S, Evans. J. E. PsritRsoM, Adjt. Com Woman's Relief Corps- -General Logan No mc-is aii miu i, ii nuiiiroitys ai it in at A. O. C. W. hall. Mrs. Rose Weidnian, Pres. Mrs. T. II. Cornell, Secy. American Order of Steam Hngineers, Ore gon council r.o. i, meets lirst and third Saturdays, at A.O. II. W. hall. M. II. K RNN KV IttBJ. F. Mykii K, ( hlel Engineer . iuresoiiuii)g engineer. Order of Pernio White Rock Council No. Ion. meets in Woodmen Hall Saturday nights, C. E, Mayiik, Secretary. J. L. lh'Miso, Counselor. I'niied Rrotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America t nion No. lltn cm Ii mouth at A.O. V. W. Hall, noreis Hecoiul and fourth Iriiiays of A. J. Pikis, pies, I). A. FiT.orHAi.ii, Sec'y, Rojnl Nei hlHirs of Aincru a - Kii;Ii C, Slipe ( amp o. :l(l cts M and ,'lrd Fridays at A. O. C. W. hall M.Jennie I'avis, Oracle. Henrietta oiler, Recorder. VHSULM fnrr.rM ,SHOIT;IINE ahd Union pacific THREE TRAINS TO THE EAST DAILY Tliroiifh Pullman standard and Tourist ehcpliii' ear daily txi OmuLii. hie-ago, SiHikane; tourist slci pinj; cars iluily tj Kiiiisuh City; through l'ullman touril hlciipiiig cars (iiersonallv con ilu:tsj weekly to Chicago, Kuiishm City, rcclliiiiiK chair uim s Im-uU fn-ei to the Kait daily. JKI'Alir . TlMg K MKIIl I.KH I A II II I R roil I'rom 1'ortlaiifl , ruim fliJeaao .iiTt'LaktC Iti-nvfr. Ft ortland Worth, Omaha, i i. in. (Special i Kansas Cily, Kl. i 'JPa. in., liui. ChicaLfn mid via Hunt Kut. . illK'"'1'! J Atlantic Salt Ijike. IVnver-" Kipre-H I t. Worth (luiaha 1:15 Ii. m.' Kansan City, hl-10;:ilJn.in. via Hunt Ixuih. Chicauo int-Vin.' and Kn-t. i St. i'aul WalU WalliTTewoT ' l ast .Mail tun, Knokiiii". Wal U p. ru, j lai e. l'ullniuii. Mm T.-'l.') a. in. via I m-aisiils, St. I'aulJ Spokane-. Iiiluth.Miluauki-i-j I l hlcagf) and h.ast. to nouns JUTLAND to CHICAGO No ('it a.si.x or Caks ! Ticket east via all rail, or l.at arid rail via Portland. Ocean and River ScliciJulo FROM PORTI.ASn. All Hailinir date4 riuh H p. ru )s:t to change. -4 ror Kan Kraiici-'-f- -' Hail every tivo days. p. m. ria!fve 1 buudavCOLL MUIA RIVKIt 4 n m H D. W. ! I.' t Katurday To Astoria and Way Sunday p. in. inarming. i A. L. CIUIO, (en. I'saa Aut. l'ortlaiid, (Jtvu'ia, MUST BE UNDER LAW'S BAN. ftoetal Clab at Tale la WHleh All liaibfn HuMt Hare Bin Vadr Arrest. The annunl hnuoncta of what is known aa the Criminal club, of Vale university, are to he revived this year, after having lnpsed Into desuetude for a considerable time. The announce ment ha revealed to lnunv the cist- ence of perhaps the most peculiar kO- clal organi.ation in existence in the eotlegiate world. According to the New York Sun, membership has never been based on the social or nunuciiil status of the students taken, nor have men been taken Into the fold beroute of their prominence in the world of athletics, literature or debating. The one requirement haa been that tl e proselyte shall have been arretted and taken into the toils of the law, wheth er guilty or Innocent of the, olTcnje with which he stood charged. Ofien to secure membership In this exclu sive, yet thoroughly Aemnrrntlc club, students have t dilated the Inw and then calmly avtuitcd the coming of the police, as usiinl nonpresent nt the time, and permitted themselves to be tnkrn Into custody. More often the inen have been cought- red-handed, without be- Injr able to escape the blueconts. From year to year the club has Increased In numerical at rcngth, this depending wholly on the law-breaking procliv ities of the undcrgraditnte in college at the time. At present the club num bers 100 members. The annual banquets have long held a prominent place In undergrad uate life. Where and when these feasts are held is never known to the uninitiated until long afterward. Usually, however, they are given In the grillroom of some student cafe In New Ilnven, or at a hotel at tome of the nearby shore resorts. The men ascrn blc liu'lx iilually, and never in conspicuous throngs. Every ef fort is made to nvohl publicity. The dinners or banquets begin nt night, and end in the "wee sum' " hours. The men are ranged about the fcslhe board in the order of their criminality that is, they sit near or far from the head of the table na the ci imcs f..r which they were arrested were gn at or small. I'sually. although the rule is often violated, the man who hus done the most during crime, given the cops the greatest battle, or who has Incurred the greatest punishment, heads the table and acts as tostmas (er. Toas'ta of the following kind arc responded to: "Policemen 1 llae Met," "How to Slenl Signs and Es cape, by One Who Didn't. (Tie Re ligious Aspect of Criminality," by V. M. C. A. member; "How 1 Failed to Distance a Cop In a Handicap," by a niebmer of the truck team, and so on. by representatives of the different spheres of activity represented. The menu is usually made out with a black and white stripe effect, while hand cuffs, dark lanterns and policemen's clubs Intermingled adorn the top and bottom of the menu card. I'sually a selected nuinlwr of dirges are ren dered by the university flee ami bnuo club members, who, the oi her Criminal club members say. de.erve honorary membership for murdering music the way they do, if for no other reason. AMERICANS CO TO OXFORD. Inn M orient a frnm thm 1 alted ll0 Tak ( onrif Hi thm Kaallah I'al v ratty, Th tnw Ann ri( nut nr imwlo b fmiml nt Oxford and ( ninlri1t Hrt of two rlnMt'a, it4i) tliu Lii-hi Sn nk r. Tlicrti fire ihv of i U h mm nt fOtl hj A UH'IU or ll UK Arii(l fi'Tlli of AiiKl'Thunln, wli are cftin more Ki.tf Liih tlinn llis AnitTirnn timlt rrfi'ltmit thumifh '1 In t I ir v iiori'!, for llivy will not Mimt to ticij-ntf in Mr. IthoiUV icIit iiiM. Ttiv nrronil rhtMi, and It it a very nut. 11 mil , cMni.tf of Hi 4 aoiit of KiiKHth Itoru jmri-nti kIio hav irttl( In Amt'rirn, l.nt wiilt to iiiatntriiik Knli-h trntliltnin. TIk nnn thvnirttlvef, poikitiljr !o not, Imt I liellf-r tlint rnmljr nil ti.v nvw irliol nrhi)ii will nt ti Anit rlt hiiu thv trmli liom ut w)i"i6 fftinilUi um Iniyvt) I hnv nver lii-nrc) at a ur l.rc l Amurkan who enm to Oxford orCuin hd(!7 murtjly lriimj thought, or hi pnriit4 thnulii, thitt K could yt-t a hvtftr csitirntlon nt iuiii'ift) tlfa thnn lie could t M .orn. And I litlievi) that tlit- jjurr-l.itd Ainrrti nn witli no Kritf li h n t o ( 1 -ind h ho would coin t Ox ford for hi. i!in-, n ud thrn it' lnrk to li in r- whit), will l aa rnr wlirn Mr lih.,i!ti' tcl,tn.f roinva into uV-t i hr m.w. Ilnl, In any rue, the i Milt w ill It; ti.e ti u e, for, whntwr tlirir f ft t h i iuiy !-. Ainrrirjiu im t 1''' ati,-i,U hi' aa Aiut-rican as an)li"dv, nil tin ) nrt not likrlj to forrtjt their imllounlily whtjn iht-y find thiuwli nt Ox ford. You. will hu, thrn. In Oifi.rd, u hundrtjfl yoimjr Ain-rl i . ittry tttu in tlifir nntloimhtj, yryuf, thnt 1 in tM-iiiff (in lib; th i.IIht )'Uiitf turn who now, to lift; ll jdirnn-, owti thf pine. Tlit j will lii i ii with tht in i'f i-a a of whnt uiiivr-r-ii v life lioiilil t i like, drawn from tludr knowlnV- f what uniiitv I i f i in tht- I rhtil Hiat-i. mil) I v wry yood tit. but tn a il f,.,i ,r thf idt-aa of Ox ford. V j i . - r t 'inn will form thriii iKti Int n y n r 1 will try to push thoif ii!i'iiK, niid tht) will not do it very (iiift!v. for tlio ntv th w i of jouiiir Au,-rifiTii 'Ih mi-n win. own th p!u wlil rrgiit thi in. rry taiiarii .i I nt flikt.nnd with linmfn t-torn an'1 !l!ikf. And thvn will prohnhU I a (irnl of troul.i,-. which will hsii'l th iifwroii,,.it jtiu mure clon-lv tojf..thi-r Klt.ally, I I. licv thnt thr Ann-Mean i-!ra of what a VhorouifV) npt"duir tinhtriitj hoiild be I'l "ortally will mnka wrv, and Oxford will to aom attcot b County Traaaurer'a Notice. Th r nn- funda iu tbo trt-KMary to pay all wurmnta prott d to H pt. Utt 1W. IiiUn-a: will coumi fioiu tlit dad'. M. If.tb, lHj;t, J, T. TAYLOil. SARDINES IN KLAMATH They Are in th Wexiersi of the Lake, However. The lnko watura of Klamath teem with countless numbers of small fish locally considered of the chnb family, and of tlicso tltero aro many, but tbere aro also groat schools of tiny fish that lack the coarse scales and numerous bones of tho chub, au d they are said to bn a species of tlio pilchard or fresh water sardine. Ml niicw Srriug, one of the I'umcroos springs along Modoo l'oint, contains them at nearly all times of tlio year, and it Is there that tho Indians go for a delicacy in fish diet. It is iu Kl aruuth that may some time bu started au industry for putting on the market a very good quality of American sardines. Beit Liniment on Earth. Henry D. Baldwin. Sunt. Citv Water Works, Sliullsburg. Wis.. writes: "I have tried mauy kinds of iniment, but have nevor received niucli benefit until I used Ballard's Snow Liniment for rbonmatiKiu aim Iaills. I tllillk it the, best, liniment on earth." 2oc, 60e, $1.00. For salo by Kotermnn d and Rlover Drug Co. McGrew Hlght. Last Snnday. Miss Rosa Itirbt nf Smith Kiver and Mr. Jas. McGrew of this city woro nuited iu marringe, Kev. . u. Spanii officiating. The Brido is a (laughter of Mrs. Jaa Hight of Smith Kiver Valley, and is n general favor itein that section. Mr. MoUrow has been a resident of this city durina the past thmo nun and is favorably know hereabouts. Tim young couplo left immediately after tho ceremony, for Southern Oregon, where they will spend the oueymoon. Del Norte Record. Constipation. Health is impossible, if constipa tion be present. Bach ft deDlorabla condition is unnecessary. There ll care for It. Herbine will speedily remdy matters. 0. A. Lindsay, P. M., Bronson, Fla., writes, Feb, 13, 1008': "Having tried Herbine, I find i t a fino modicine for constinatinn. 50 cents bottlo. Sold by S lover Drna- Co, and Rotermnnd. Hentv Bool(s For Boys SO Cents Also a large line of other paper bound books at low prices. Col. W. Johnson, Main st. near Sugar Pine Factory. The Weekly Oregonian and the Cot'Kis-H both tor one year lor $2 in ad- vance. THE "MILWAUKEE" A familiar name for the Chicago. Mil. raukeeA St. Paul Railwsv. knowa all over the Union aa the Great Railway running the "Pioneer Limited" trains every day and night between 8t. Paul and Chicaiio, and Omaha and Chicago. The only perfect trains in the world. Understand: Connections are made with All Transcontinental Lines, assor Ing to passengers the best service known. Luxurious coaches, electric lights, steam heat, of a verity equalled by no other line. Fee that your ticket reads Ia"The Milwaukee" when going to any point in the United Plates or Canada. All tick' et agonts sell them. For rates, psmphleti or other inloi nation, address, J.W.Caskt, O.J.Kdoy, Trav. Pass. Agt. General Agent, . Bkattli, Wash. Pobtland, Or i IRELAND & MEADE'S ADDITION to (faints l'ass, Oregon, N W-l-E M F..A4Ul ixv.y!.y. ii (5 17 IS h U Ul K h m X X SBM lf.kTkt. i l " i ri i ji 1 9 ? 7 7 1 t0 ; 1 " j ,' f ,a - i , ! 14 t ; - 1 L Is iu Die northern part of the city, alaiut one blwk north of the new brick I'ulilio School Illdg., i ."..-I oincnui aim ixinm flt reeta. 1 he Iota in this addition nr.. e.pecially adapted lor ronidence purpo aa they an. very large, union rolling ground and higher than the citynprouer. h"u 1H ',',v y '"'" "Kin remarkably low prices, 11 will pay ou;to Investigate their proKitioii before buying elsewhere SeoW. L. IKKMM) or II. V.MEADK for particular. OJtAjNTSlASS 0PEILV HOUSE. Ha U) GUY E. GANO, Manager. THE FARCIAL SKIT mm i iitvv . " r. ' W.. n , i " LOOKING b a WIFE v IV, w M WW 1 25-PE0PliE25 Spticial Scenery, . licautiful Costumes, Funny Comedians, New Songs and Dances Mirth, Music and Trctty Girls It is to Laugh it , f-1 4-.''c. ia k Tfrl r t " v" . . tS WE FOUND. ONE- FRIDAY NOVEHBER 27, Prices, 50c and 75c si Treasurer of Josephine Cn , Ore, L