FRIDAY, JUiv 2o mo
ROGUE RIVER COURIER
PACE TWO
PEOFESSIONAL CAEDS
M. C. FINDLEY, M. D.
Practice limited to
EYE, EAR, NOSE and THROAT
Glass? fitted a ad famished
Office hour 9 t 12: 2 to 5: and
wi artnnlntrnufif Phnnaa 169 onJ 1
186-R.
Graau Pass, Oregon
S. LOUGHRIDGE, M. D.
PHYSICIAN' AND SURGEON
Res. Phone 69-J
City or country calls attended day
or night. Sixth and H, Tuffs Bldg.
Office Phone 182
Grants Pa Oregon
DR. II. G. KIMBLEY
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
Oeneral, Acute and Chronic Practice
Office Hours: 9 to 12 a. m., 1 to 5
p. m. Other hours by appointment.
Phones:
Office 17-R; Residence 282-J
Rooms 201-201 Conklin Bldg.
Grant Pan Oregon
W, B. FIELD
Piuniftt and Theorist
Studio over Hall's Art Store
Res. Phone 168-R
PupiU received
Grant Vas Oregon
V. L. DIMMICK, I). M. D.
Ik'litist
Opposite Poitofflce Phone 108-R
Crown, Uridine Work and Fillings of
all kinds a specialty
Just opened In Albert Bldg.,
Suite 2 5 - 0
Office Hours
9 to 12 a. in.; 1 to 5 p. ni.
All Work Positively (iuarunieed
GRANTS PASS, OREGON
E. 0. MAOY. h. M.I).
successor to Dixon Bros., Dentists
First-Class Work
lOlMji South Si(h, Grants Piivh, Ore.
J. 1 TUUAX, M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Phones: Of fir.., :j :,; Res. 32 4
Schallhorti HLU , Sixth Street
GRANTS PASS - OREGON
Calls answered at all hours. Coun
try calls attended to
0. C. DIXON'. M.D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Offlee Hours. I to I p. tn. Calls
promptly attended to.
KEKItY, OREGON
H.D. NORTON';
A T TO U N E Y - A T L A V
Practice (u all State and Federal
Courts. Office 0iera House Bldg
Grunts Pi, Oit'Hon
OLIVER S. BROWN,
LAWYER
40 7 North Sixth Street
Opposite Court House
Grunt- Push . . Oregon
0. S. BLANCIIARD.
ATTOUNEY-AT-LAW
Practice In all State and Federal
Courts, nankin Trust Co. Bldg.
Grants Pns, rii;oii
J. D. WriiTSBAl'iHI
Attorney mid Counselor ut Law
Notary Public in office
Offlc In Ilm.i;, lti, k. Phone "nl-J
GUAM'S PASS, OliEliON
D. I.. JOHNSTON
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Rooms '. : Op.'iu iioune :r k
North St.iit tt ay
tlKANTS PASS, DKEGDN
M. T. ITI.I'.Y
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A Ut. Phone 103-J
I'VIt SU.IMUm 8 ll. P. stationary
unj one 21) ll. P. pumping gaso
line canine. Inquire 669 N. 6tb
street. 3-4 -tt
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PERSONAL AND LOCAL
Kronomjr Fruit Jar Caps at the
Rogue River Hdwe. Co.'s. 6-24-tf
Miss Dorothy Gllfillan went to
Ashland Monday to attend Chautau-
Mrs. Ed. J. Van Der Hoof, of North
Piatt, Neb., has been In this city the
guests of Mrs. Prlchard.
Geo. Ulrdseye came up from Port
land Sunday to spend his week's va
cation with friends in this city.
A. H. Gunnell and Attorney A. C.
Hough went to Portland to attend re
publican state convention, in session
at that city.
Mrs. W. T. Coburn went to Port
land Saturday, where she goes a3 a
delegate to the degree of honor grand
lodge.
Miss Flo Holcomb arrived In this
city Saturday morning from Spokane,
and will spend a month here with
her brother, A. C. Holcomb.
Mrs. Chas. Welter and son, Roy,
went to Doris, Cal., Saturday to spend
some time with Mr. Welter, who Is
i in the taw mill business at that
I place.
Ray Wright returned from Rose
j burg last Friday, where he had been
j to attend the wedding of his cousin,
j which was solemnized at that city
j last week.
i Mrs. R. Coleman, who has been
j visiting her mother, Mrs. Leech, of
j this city for the past few weeks, re
turned to her home ar Portland
j Friday evening.
; Miss DeEtte Tetherow, who has
spent the past two weeks with Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Pook at Albany, re
turned Saturday eveniim to her
j home here.
I Mrs. Essie Martin McAllister visit
(c(l over Thursday with her parents,
. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Martin, of this
'city, returning on Thursday evening
to her home at Itoseburg.
Mrs. James Slover and daughter,
Miss Leah, expect to leave tills Sat
urday for Oakland, Cal., where they
'will visit for about six weeks with
Mrs. Shiver's mother and other re
latives. ( A thorough cleaning and decorat
ing of the Interior of St. Ann's Cath
olic chirVch, in this city. Is being done
iiy w . (.. I brasher, On.", K street
It
is exported the whole work will In
completed for next Sunday.
Lionel Bingham arrived in this
city Sunday to join his mother, who
Is visiting her sister-in-law, Mrs.
Herbert Smith, and family. Monday
'Lionel and his cousin. Miss Annie
Smith, went to Ashland to attend
Chautiiaqua.
Mrs. O. L. Willis, of Dlllard: Mrs.
Froggntt. nf Portland, and Mrs. J. H.
Itlddle, of Riddles, visited over Fri
day with the Goo. Riddle family of
.this city, while en route to their res-!
,nertlv homes from th- south, where
they had been visiting friends and re
latives. The ladles are relatives of
l' Riddle.
F. W. Kelii, commercial manager
of the Pacific Telephone and Tele
graph Co., of this city, has been
spending the past week in Medford,
assisting with the work at that place.
Me as joined Monday evening by
Mrs. Reld, who spent Tuesday in
that city, returning to her home here
Tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. 11 C. Mitchell have
sold their residence property in this
city and Friday evening left for Port
land, where they go to reside per
manently. They v.-t.. accompanied
by their danchl.t, Mi S E RoTf,
and baby, who- home is in Portland,
bur who have l..-.ti visiting in this
cltv for Hi,- paM tew wneU
i ;rii .( i-in.ij
Wi '' v hit is
'k , in Oie Int.
Ttiesda) from
1M lot Mteil tit
t. M of the firm
Kin..
l-o.ll.
he iiiU, (.ays: "Am ,.n.
1 1'o-di'unv hniaie I nit I
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"i- Sutitiy CHlll'oiiiia' for nie."
I':.v n.,,.,, w imanlue i h,.v
lill.iej fi,,m ex.vjv,. t)..,t
tie past two weeks should
"ti'f'ift in the tlioiiRht that
..ie a few plares hotter than
Pass, as Hliner is a former
l'a-s hoy mid knows what he
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I i.i'l.lna nlioiit
N"'v Is the time to have your snsn.
in.. t ovi denned. See I, A. Mun-
5-20-tf
i I Yi'un.ler, who with hU
in. 'ill.- I.'ft Crautft Pais nearly five
. :ii ".. lii srnn h of a better coiin
ti i . 1.1 iil'li.'.l lait week to his 1 I'.il .
in ie I'.il in on the h. ii t h s'il'' nl' ll,,.
river, i' a i' the Itv Mr '..u r
a f. w 'eontlm aftee i. ;i 1 1, c ),. ....
Mint lir.'l . f,. f Mp and ili.'d
M ( . i,
he-. i month aft.T th.. .
Vt " "nler Ikw tiav.'l.'.l
son' I" mi Callfo 'iila , n ... .
"aim ii: : and paper liaiiivr
f.eind fa li place w hii h ir !'. ,
vimt.ivi s. hut they all had n,.i-
ll.
"I a.l
mlxantai;.', mid he thinks that .' .s.-.
phlne county, for rllm.ite an l p,ssi.
MlltieK, eo'l them VI
SOLID WEEK OF
WATER SPORTS
Coos Bay in Carnival Attire During J
Middle of Auifust
From August 13 to 22, inclusive,
Coos Bay will be the scene of contin
uous merriment.
During that week there will be
motwr boat races of the class of "Gen
eral II." "Seattle Spirit," "Wolf II"
and other fast boats of thirty miles I
an hour or better. A large prizes will
be hung up for this event, also a
valuable loving cup by the Coos Bay
Motor Boat Club, which association
will have charge of the water sports.
The club has a large program of
small races daily.
A magnlflclent water parade daily,
both In the afternoon and evening; a
pageant of floats worth going miles
to see.
There will be clam bakes, barbe
cues, beach rides, sea bathing, hunt
ing and fishing parties, automobiling,
carnival attractions, receptions, con
ventions and a general good time for
all.
The auto road from Roseburg Is in
fine shape, the trip being made daily
in seven hours. Auto parties may
go there In perfect confidence of
reaching the place without mishap
as there has been many thousands
of dollars spent on the road putting
it In fine shape.
At this season of the year, while
the people of the Willamette Val
ley are sweltering with the heat, Coos
Bay Is at her best, enjoying a cool
and refreshing sea breeze, which to
believe fully one must experience per -
sonally.
A move Is on foot and the commit-j
tee has assurances of obtaining two
or tnree naniesnips or cruisers ro
or cruisers to
appear in the offing during the week.
This will afford an opportunity to
go on board our great gunboats, a
privilege rarely extended the average
civilian.
Information regarding the carnival
and regatta may be had by address
ing the Secretary of the Coos Bay
Deep Waterway Carnival and
Regatta.
CARD OF THANKS.
We desire through the columns of
the Courier to express our most sin -
'cere thanks to all those outside the
grange who so kindly assisted us In
making our Fourth of July Celebra- j
tlon the grand success It was.
DEER CREEK GRANGE, No. 371
Boys Will Be Roys
and are always getting scratches,
cuts, sprains, bruises, bumps, burns
or scalds. Don't neglect such things
they may result serious if you do.
Apply Ballard's Snow Liniment ac
cording to directions right away and
It will relieve the pain and heal the
trouble. Price 25c, 50c and $1.00.
Hold oy the National Drug Store.
Great Sale gf
Women's $3.50 and
$4 Grades, now
SPECIAL 0n a"
Tan or Black,
Mens $5.00 Low Shoes,
Mens $4.00 Low Shoes,
Men's $3.50 Low Shoes,
R.
Effie Johnson and Robert Athon to
Re Seen at the Electric Theater.
Bv a stroke of good luck, Manager
Saner has secured these clever people
to appear at the Electric tneaier me
week of July 25. Miss Johnson was
born and reared here, and we are
proud to say that she Is one of the
cleverest little actresses ever appear
ing on the Grants Pass stage. She
is possessed of one of the sweetest,
voices in the entire west and a real
V
treat is In store for everyone who
hears her sing. She will introduce
her wonderful repertoire of popular
and classic songs, that has made her
such a favorite in the east. Robert
Athon, who has become so popular
here with the Athon Stock Co., will
Introduce his laughable character im-
norcnnatlnna an d we already know-
that as a comedian he has few
onnain vtf has the happy faculty
V -J " ' " -
of putting you In a joyful mood and
making you laugh, whether you want
to or not. We make the prediction
that when these clever people appear
here week of July 25th the Electric
theater will be taxed to its utmost to
accommodate the crowds. See if we
are not right.
Catarrh Cannot be Cured
with LOCAL APPLICATIONS'
as
they can not reach the seat of the
disease, and in order to cure It you
must take Internal remedies. Hall's
Catarrh Cure is taken internally, and
acts directly on the blood and mu
cous surfaces. Hall's Catarrh Cure
is not a quack medicine. It was pre
scribed by one of the best physicians
in this country for years and Is a
regular prescription. It is composed
of the best tonics known, combined
m-IMi 'flirt Una hlrtnri niirtfifirs flPtlnff
1 dim,Uv onh milC0us surfaces. The
perfect combination of the two ln-
sxodients is what produces such won
derful results In curing tatarrn.
Con. I fnr t nsll ninn In 1 a free
T rurwY m Prnns
Toledo, O.
Sold by Druggists, price T.'c.
Take Hall's Family Pills for con
stipation. When Fear Controls.
We all pride ourselves upon our
personal courage, upon our ability to
remain calm in a great crisis. There
Is no difference between the members
of the opposite sexes in this regard.
Women are as brave as men, and men
are as brave as women. But have you
1 ever
been tried? Someone has said
i that
human courage and endurance
at some time will reach the fusing'
point that It, if the test Is severe
enough. But what is the test? A St.
Louisan his learned what it Is and
how it may come. She feels fortun
ate that she is alive to tell the tale.
A few days ago, while sewing, she
placed the needle, unthreaded, be
tween her lips. A moment later, af
ter clearing her throat, she discovered
that the needle was missing. But
one solution presented itself. She
had swallowed it! She aroused her
friends and the alarm was sounded.
Women
'S
Pumps
Every pair of low shoes in the shop on sale.
All
A lot of Odd Sizes 1.00 and 1.50
Button or Blucher. All
now
now
now
BARTLETT
SIXTH STREET
A telephone call started her husband ,
on the way irom town in an auto
mobile. She felt herself dying. Her
extremities became cold and her
throat contracted. Her pulse was
slow and thready. A doctor, a wom
an, arrived ana maue a hh&ij exam
ination, with the assurance that no
harm would result. But this was not
sufficient. The patient grew steadily
worse. Then the doctor, realizing
that something must be done quickly,
took a desperate chance. Hastening
to the sewing room she made a care
ful search near where the distracted
and apparently dying woman had
been at work. She returned to the
bedside, bringing a needle which the
woman Identified as the one lost.
Recovery was as sudden as the attack
had been.
American children are not suffi
ciently spanked, declared Doctor G.
Stanley Hall, president of Clark Uni
versity, Worcester, Mass., in an ad
dress at Greeley, Colo., on Monday
night last.
"I do not believe in too much flog
ging, but it should not be abolished,"
he asserted. "Americans protect
their children too much and it makes
them precocious and disrespectful.
A little slapping now and then rein
forces the moral purpose of the
child."
The doctor defended laughing
"until one falls from the chair and
rolls under the table." getting angry,
crying and dancing.
Electric Theatre
Week of July 25th
Otir own
Effie Johnson
In a Repertoire of Popu
lar and Classic Sonsrs.
ROBERT ATHON
Grunts Pass' Favorite
Comedian, in his laugh
able character imperson
ations. Complete change of pro
gramme Monday, Tues
day and Friday nights.
Moving Pictures
Pri
ices, 25 cents
Summer Shoes
Low Shors
Styles. All Leathers.
Women's
$2.50
Grades,
Men's Low Shoes
the Season's Models.
$3.00
A Wreck
U the only fit description for ,h.
man or woman who is crippi ?
rheumatism. Just a few thl
twinges may bo tZrZfl
severe attack stop the troiiM-
the start with Ballard' &u
meat. Cures the rheumatism It
all paiu. Price 2uc, 50c andil nn
Sold by National Drug Store '
Do You Get
Good Groceries?
Are you satisfied vlth
the quality of the goods
and the service? Now,
when the first of the
month is coming is the
time to make a change if
you are not perfectly sat
isfied. Where you can buy
everything of the highest
grades and guaranteed
qualities, there's a good
place to trade. Give us
a trial for one month.
riioiw
Gibson Grocery
Company
MwiMBMW,iar"Bfl:Tir
GRANTS PASS TRUCK CO.
lil'XCll BROS., Proprietors
(Successors to N. E. McGrew)
PROMPT AXD RELIABLE
SERVICE
Pianos Hiid Organs
Carefully Removed
Phone 15IM Grants Pass, Ore,
5
DAYS (o the
CHITINA COPPER REG10V
From KKATTLE to this Remarkable K
I'nuntry Is Now an Kmv and Quick Journey b
ALASKA STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S Boau
to CoMnva. thence over the COPPER KlVtiU
& NORTHWESTERN RY.
A VIRGIN FIELD FOR PROSPECTORS
Is at last available. It l the opportunity of
a generation. Oet ACCURATE Information
about It and also about THROUGH RATES to
The Iditarod,
the "New Poor Man's Camp," ,
By application to
The Alaska Steamship Co.,
Seattle, W'aah.
OR
None reserved.
now
thep
air.
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