Rogue River courier., February 12, 1909, Image 2

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 12, loon.
KtAl COlltlEit.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
L C. FINDLEY, M. D.
Practice limited to
IJYE. EAR. N09B and THROAT.
Glasaea fitted and furnished.
Office hours 9 to 12; 2 to 5: and
on appointment. Phones 201 ft 77.
irant Tuns, OrcKon.
IS. LOUGIIIUDQE. M. D.
. JHY8ICIAN AND SURGEON
' Rs. Phone 714
City or country calls attended day
or night. Sixth and II, Tuffs Dldg.
Office Phone 261.
fVranU I'm, Oregon.
mi. C. A. CAMPBELL,
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
Oraduate American School of Osteo
pathy, Kirksvllle, Mo.
Chronic Diseases and Diseases of Wo
men and Children a specialty.
CONSULTATION FREE.
Itooms 1, 2, 3, 1st Nafl, Ilauk Dldg.
Phones: Office 771; Res. 793.
;ranl Paws Oregon.
r. F. DeVORE, M. D.
rilYSICIAN AND SURGEON
City amd Country calls promply
answered. Office hours, 9 to 12 a.m.
and 2 to 5 p. m.
Phones: Ros. 478; Ofllce 941.
Rooms 1, 2, 3, Shallhorn Dldg.
Grant Pimm, Oregon.
The Ptilr BarW Snap
Get your tonsorial work done t
IRA TOMPKINS
On Sixth Street Thrw chai-
Hath Room la coaaeolloa
nTe.mcgShw,
PIONKKR
TRUCK and DBLIVKRV
Furniture and Piano
Wovlof
GfiANTS PASS, OftEOON.
H. I). NORTON,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Practice In all State and Federal
Courts. Ofllce Opera House Bldg.
Grunts Pass, Oregon.
OLIVER H. BROWN,
LAWYER
Office Cor. 6th and V St.
Uraitta Puns, Oregon.
II. B. HENDRICKS,
COUNCELOR AT LAW
Civil and Criminal matters attend
ed to In all the Courts. Real Estate
and Insurance. Office 6th St., opao.
l'ost. Ofllce.
Grants Pans, Oregon.
O. S. BLANCIIARI),
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Practice lu all 8tate and Fe4erul
Courts. Hanking & Trust Co. Dldg.
Grants Pass, Oregon.
WHXIAM P WRIGHT,
11. 8 PKI'UTY Sl'KVKYOK
MINING KNOl.NKKIl
AM) DUU'GIITXMAN
Hlli St , iio'ih ot Joif'li in lloifl.
t) a ants Pans, Okkuon,
Fruit, Shade
Ornamental
Hedge plants, Cypress and Trivet
Merry l'laat.t
ToKay Grapes
a.s well as other kiiuls of fust class
Rrue ruti Ap;lc, Tear, Peach,
Cherry ami other trees at te sonahle
prices. It will jwy you to .ie uif
before buying.
lt me have your onlrts lie (ore
the aiiottmrnt is Ixukrn Sort
kiiuls aie sonror ulu'.ily.
I. T. Taylor
OffW In brick ur iurt llnn
ALCOHOL
OPIUM-TOIACW
IUMM ISalMwIr WL
tuth.,M.I K4 liu
la . Writ
I llliMtfMfU lltniW,
nan iwnniti. n H l a
Good tor cuts, burnt, bruises and
cratcht, but especially recommend
ed for iilKi-lm Wilts CarbolUad
Witch llal Balvo. Mold by Bablu s
4ru( store.
TUFFS
'Safe
JSP
V KK
!t is still very disagreeable weath-
'er, some snow on the ground and
some snow and sl;et.
Mr. Newman Is still very serious -
ly III, receiving' a visit from the doe-
tor dally
jonn iveii y aim u ..."..
River have purrhased a tract of land
on Coyote creek and Beem well
pleased with ihiorsn FC Co.su
pleased with this country.
Martin Stuart of Glendale was over
one day last week to visit his par-
..m, Mr. and Mra. Newman,
feence mau.etaolrishnllluHhdrltaoIcta
J. D. Franklin, .the Pagu wire
ff-ncc man. of Grunts Pass, was deal
ing with the people of this vicinity
this week.
Miss Mauiie Davis of Colder, was
the gucKt of AIth. Johnson last week.
Mr. Courliley n visitor In G-ol-rlen
anali! Sunday. What Is the at
traction Ca'iKhley?
Mr. and Mrn. O. C. Mcintosh are
visitors in Grants Pass this week.
SUNSHINE.
.4
Ml'KPJIV
II. M. Mni'.eiii left February 2
for Arizona for the benefit, of his
health. Mr. Mulkern'a many friends
hope to seo his return soon, much
Improved in health.
Owing to the Inclemency of the
weather the pie social did not ma
terialize Saturday nlnht, but was
postponed until the weather becomes
more settled.
Mr. Gentner, having declined to
serve as road supervisor for the en
suing year, Wlllard Gllmore was ap
pointed to fill the vacancy.
At the annual meeting of the
North Side Applegale River Ditch Co.
the following officers were elected:
Directors, James Cook, G. W. Meek,
J. W. Gllmore; secretary, J. T. Blev
1ns; treasurer, 0. II Perry.
On Friday, as Miss McGeo was on
her way to Grants Pass on horseback,
her horse became unmanageable
on meeting the Williams stage near
Murphy, and reared, falling back
ward against the stage and severely
bruising the young lady. Miss Mc
Gee Is a niece of Ed Herrlott, the
owner of the stage line.
Mr. Williams, father of John Will
iams and Mrs. II. M. Mulkern, ar
rived here from the Kast last Sun
day to make an extended visit with
his daughter and son.
On account of the continued wet
weather the farmers In this vicinity
have been unable o get as much
farm work done as usual at this sea
son of the year. About all tho
greater uortlon of them can do is to
clear land. II. L. Reed has been
grubbing land for an orchard. Dr.
Loughrldge hns a stump puller In
operation on his place, which Is cer
tainly a success as a grubbing ma
chine, pulling up the large Btutnps
with ease. A. II. Carson la clearing
a nice tract of land which adds much
to tho appearance of his place.
nrsTKR imowx.
WALDO.
Well, we are going to give every
one a little surprise this week, us
there has not been any of our city
news In the paper for some time
John alen was in town Sunday
evening of lust week and also made
a trip down the line before return
ing home.
Miss l.uella Single Is chief cook
and bottle washer at the Waldo Ho
tel while the land lady, Mrs. M.
IVueocli, is attending her brother,
who Is very 111.
Miss 7.cll Is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Mary White, of this place.
Miss Ida Adams of Allen Gulch
whs a visitor at the Woldo Hotel
last Sunday, but did not make n very
long stay. Guess she thought the
weather was a bit too cold.
Miss .Nell Owen of Takllmu Is now
slopping at the Waldo Hotel.
Judge John L. I'hllds of rrcsccnt
City, Cal., ionic through here one
day of last week en route for I'he
uuiwa. Ore. lie was m v oiupaulcd by
a number of Indian children who ate
to attend s loud there.
l'.u Thrasher, who has been stop
ping HI altlo Tor some ime, left
Wednesday morning for Grants
Pass.
Tommy GaMU.iu of Heeling stayed
In Waldo one tikht this week. He
it on hi way to S.m FiumKo. where
he will be a w linen at the Webb
Mat.
There Is ijnlte iv, abundance of
snow bit ween h re and Crescent City,
so It Is rnther difficult to get the
dally mall over tho mountains. The
Mtage "ilw.t one night last week
snd did not get through for two days.
Chus hlt, made his pur. ntj a '
visit lat week. The former lias been !
a rin'.' choe ent
Holland, Ore , fr ome Me-,.
in'ar
How do you like snow balling,
iioys?
our school will be out February
io, 1909, and the teacher, E. W.
Wells, will return to his home In
Kansas. All seom very sorry to see
, him leave.
Mrs. Elsie Bennett of Loganville
was a caller on Mrs. White and Mrs.
Zell last Thursday.
Hirry Messenger was seen ascend
ing the hill just back of the Waldo
store last Sunday evening. Guess he
was going up to hunt for the ghosts.
Hetter listen from now on for you
are apt to hear the wedding bells
ringing around hpre, from what Is
being reported around at present.
Mrs. Charlotte Johnson of Takll
nia was In our burg one day this
week on Important business.
Edward Bayse, who Is employed
In a placer mine for Al Adams,
came to Waldo yesterday to practice
kdow balling, but got the worst of
the serai e he was In, so nau io
treat.
The Queen of P.ronze mine, near
Takilma, has closed down.
GERTKUDE.
4.4 4. t
FKMTDALK.
As announced last week, it is ex
pected that Rev. Hollingsworth will
lireach next Sunday afternoon. This
will bo llro. llollingsworts's last
Sunday with us, and we hope there
will be a good atendance.
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Maugum and
family, of Idaho Falls, Idaho, arrived
In Frultdale last Tuesday. Mr. Man
gum Is a brother of Mrs. Will King.
He expects to work for E. E. Blanch
ard. February 20th the Grange will
hold an all day meeting. There will
be a business session In the morning
and a program and public Installa
tion In the afternoon. Dinner at
noon.
Grange Program.
Mount Vernon Bells are Tolling.
The Panic In Africa. . .Milton Huck
History of the Hatchet
Worth Hamilton
Silent Voices. .Washington Quartet
Messrs. Clements, R. Huck, Blanch-
ard and Breltmeyer.
Thoughts on the Cherry Tree
H. C. Bateham
Selection on Washington
Mrs. Henry Huck
Character Sketch of Washington. .
Mrs. E. II. Wise
America.
GALICK.
Tho fnH
new mill and the stamps are drop
ping.
Dr. Loughrldgo drove through our
streets the other doy on his way to
see Tom F.mery who Just escaped a
siege of pneumonia. He Is much
'letter now. Mr. Emery has Just re
turned from Washington, where he
went before Christmas.
"'he freight teams are very busy
since the high water.
The Alnieda smelter machinery Is
coming in again.
Jim Dean nnd his dog came near
'oslng their lives in Rogue river the
other day, but Dr. Jones was there
on time. You ought to have seen
Noah pump th water out of the dog.
Manager Wickhani has returned
from Portland where he went before
the holidays.
J. H. Ward Is running nis placer
to the limit. He wnl soon have
enough to pay the national debt.
Lou Crow and wife will soon leave
for Cottage grove.
Ike Smith has returned home after
spending several weeks at Grants
Pass.
Don't forget the mask ball at the
Alnieda the 1 3th. ked WING.
m:w hope.
W. H. Wynant of Klamath Fnlls
who has been spending Hie past two
weeks with his parents of this place,
returned to Klamath Falls Tuesday.'
Monday evening was spent at the
"'"lie of Mr. and ,rs. II s Wv,
" """ " ,11! ii'leiuls. (lames !
''"' I'hiyed and music render,..! I
and all had an enjinabl time. There '
ere present J. K. Hayes. Wlnnl.. '
Osborne. Poarle. Crace , KVa and '
"rry Met 'allllstcr. Mr. n( Mr '
o'o. Waller II fill Wnll M - .. .. .
'Ml. UIM1 tAl't.
""1 (twin. Win
e.v. V ctor
Daniels. Mr. nnd Mrs
Hesslo McColm, M,3,
II I f
Seldun, Miss
Steward nnd
wo daughters, Mr.
and Mrs Austin
'iiin i nice sens, C. C., W
and F.
H.vnatit, and Mr
id Mrs. H s
Wynant and daughter.
WHEN THE BABY CRIES
p sl nwHrunw; .h, m,ghl h
IVntask bow many twth h hai; if
hob... rn.no l.e Mother will ,v
-.v.'U.nnd if holm, hi. full wm p
'' UHlkew Uo Insuluvl
THE CHANGE
Conducted by
J. W. D ARROW, Cbihm, N. Y
pru$ Cnrrtmxm'lrnt A York Slatt
Orongt
STATE LECTURERS' WORK.
Model System In Vogue In Massachu
setts State Grange.
The advantages of putting grange
work upon a thoroughly systematic
basis, so that exactly wbnt la being
Uoue can be positively known and defl
ullely recorded. Is shown In Massa
chusetu. where the slaty lecturer,
Charles M. Gardner of Wentfield, has
so systematized the work done during
the lecture hour thai at the cud of the
year a complete total can be drawn off
exactly us the larj,'e la::luc.M concern
draws' o:'f i.s annual b..k;u-e sheet for
he liispeciloa 0 Us stockholders.
This i"T:!t Is made p't'sible by a
carefully prepared report, system
'vheieby eve.. .subordinate Mi. I Po
mona Ic.tmvr in the state scuds to tho
i-iatc Icct.iUi- ciice l.i three uioUlis a
. omrktc u ..i..nry of all V' Uii'e Lour
v.-oric in that p3:c, how many people
l.elped do It and h"W many persons
-.loaded the i..i'.i;:i, At .the end of
r the enihe worl: of each
; rang.' In th-' slate Is simuaaii.ed and
di...',..! on a l.iri,v h.tri that Is ex
aibiled at the uunual state meeting.
P,y this K,vsiv?i:i the asiuuiidiiii,' fact
was Im.uplit out of la-t year's work
that over Ri'OO persons had contribut
ed something to the lecture hour pro
grammes In Massachusetts and that
the total grange audience of the year
was 24."),(KKi persons.
This system affords more than a
mere record of results. It provides the
means of comparison one year with tin
other; It furnishes every three months
a correct Idea of how each grange Is
getting along, whether holding lt own
or not; It also gives the local lecturer
added reason for urging his members
to do their best In order that that
grange shall nnike the best possible
showing en the year's (hart nt tho
state meeting. A record Is also kept
of the lending topics discussed during
the year, nnd this also is presented to
the state meeting to show along what
lines grange thought Is being especial
ly directed, while the distinct grange
efforts In behalf of town Improvement,
good citizenship, better schools and
other matters of civic betterment are
carefully recorded.
Few people realize the power of the
grange organization or the influence
that It Is exerting along such a variety
of Important lines every year. Such
a system as that lu vogue in Massa
chusetts, which puts Into actual and
easily understood figures the total
work done lu a state during a year,
aids greatly In bringing a realization
of the magnitude of tho work and In
fluence of the Order not merely to those
not klentlfied with It, but even to Its
own members who do not always ap
preciate the scope nnd power of the
Order of which they are a part.
The blue grass pasture Is, one year
with mint her, one of the most profita
ble portions of the average farm nnd
should bo li.'ld In higher esteem. While
tlx're Is seldom enough manure to ade
quately fYrt'Mzo !lk !ow land of the
farm, It wv.'.'a often be a matter of
real economy to n, ntvr some fertilizer
"ii the pasture rather than to allow It
to lwii In the yard-i, and this bolds
especially true nt tlmo of the venr
when the cultlvstiMl land Is occupied
with growing (rops. Put en the pas
ture I'l scant Miinntllhs, the fertlll::Inc
elements would be utilised Immediate
ly with ri-i! ad vantage to the often
jU
The Pioneer Woven Wire Fence
fence. VW Fcncu m'clcd in 18S5 ut Uollin Michigan, is still a good
Iasc Win- is all made in tho Pn;e plant.
It is the superior quality of wire that makes Page Fence the best.
Stock
Proof
Fence
All Pntl? I'VlU'H ic
w t , '
e furnish man and
polling price.
(tADDIS ,t DIXON,
I.'tstnlctor for So. O.-eROti
atul ortllt'rn Ci;1.
M lit) FOItr? ORK.
Ohm. 1 A . I J , I
NKIL&GKIFFIN
Grocers
Vcw Stock of Groceries,
..very thing Clean and
Vrcsli
Canned Goods
Ten. and Coffee
Staples
Four
Fruits
Fairbanks Soap 7 Bars
for 25c
310 SOUTH 6th ST.
First
National Bank
OF
Southern Oregon
Grants Pass, Oregon
Some of the Service that a Bank
Renders the Public
DEPOSITS
The cafest snd simplest
wav of kwpinr your
money i? by depositing
it in a Kehabla Bsnk.
This Hank receives De
poniu snbject to Check,
or on demand Certificates
of deposit or on time
Certificates of UepoiiU.
On time deposit we pay
4 PER CENT INTEKES1
DRAFTS
The best and cheapest
way to transfer money
is by Hank Draft.
sell Drafts payable in all
part of tha country.
LOANS
One of tha moat impor
tant function 1 of the .
Hnk. We endeavor to
supply all raatoaable
needs' of our cuaWmara.
Capital and Bnrplai IT5.0O0
Etookhalders' Adlitiaaal:
BMpenibilit7 $50,000
OFFICERS
L. B. Hall, Fraaiaant
J. C. Campsill, YUw-Fraa.
H L. Gii KSY, CaekWr
R. K. HACiart, aaat, Oaahitr
wire
m,,i......4 1 I
uimuumt 10 ie exactly as
tooln t. nicf ; i
lull,on
k Woven TDTTmTnT77 III
J. D. FRANKLIN, At.
Oth and I Streets,
Dandruff and
AIIINCrHAlRe
are but outward signs of the evil
done In secret by myriads of dan.
Jrofl gems sapping the life blood
of the bair. Micro kills the para
site, soothes the Itching scalp,
gives lustre to the hair and stops
it falling ont A single application
gives relief and proves its worth.
Save your hair before too late.
Micro prevents baldness. It is a
delightful dressing for the hair,
free from grease and" sticky oils.
Ask your druggist for free booklet
HOYT CHEMICAL CO.
S PORTIAN oataoN ' -.
Citizens
Teteiione
See Our Modern Style
.
Telephones
Call and we will explain
their advantages
Pacific Outlook Window
(Conklin Bldg.)
We Charge no Royal
ties No extras
ktoiiiiiieet 1 V.c
I ftMM Jrmim Mow I'tunlw
Blakea KlUnaya end Otottder Rlfiht
Rabbit
Proof
Fence
;T,,- fh'
represented
. L
01 a" 'ag Fence at
3i
Grants Pass, Oregon