FRIDAr, NOVEMBER 18, 1010
ROGUE RIVER COURIER
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PERSONAL AND LOCAL 4
The Temple market has a change
or aa in tms issue. You'll
mony by looking It up.
County Clerk Cheshire has Issued
a marriage license to Atcheson P.
Garrett and Verna Champlln.
An entertainment will be given at
the Oak Grove school house on
'Thanksgiving evening at S o'clock.
Melvln Rose, the Infant son of Mr.
and Mrs. H. C. Rose, of Galice, died
November 14. Interment was at Wil
liams. Mrs. Bertha Peterson went to
Portland Tuesday evening, where
she will remain several days with
friends.
W. A. Wotherspoon has filed a
placer location notice on lot five in
section 14, township 40 south, range
8 west. The claim Is named Mon
terey. J. B. Stlnebaugh, who recently re
turned from Alaska, has purchased
a farm up the river from town from
Sam Hoyt, paying for It $5000.
The Commercial club Is now thP
possessor of a handsome Clarendon
piano. The Instrument, was acquired
recently at advantageous figures.
C. L. Frederick and associates have
filed a mineral location notice on a
placer claim named Imperial, consist
ing of 100 acres In section 14, town
ship 40 south, range eight west.
Dr. D. W. Walker has sold ten
"acr of 1;'h! thrc !'iis ..
towa to William Johnson, of Devils
Slide, Utah. The land Is set to three-year-old
trees and the consideration
was $3000. The sale was made
through the Riggs-Land company.
Mr. Johnson expects to become a
permanent resident Inside of a year.
Mrs. C. L. Kolhamer, who Is near
ing her 70th birthday, left Tuesday
morning for Dlllard, Ore., where
she goes to live on her homestead.
.Her grandson, Everitt Harmon, went
to Dlllard last week to put her house
In readiness for her,' so that Grand
ma Kohler will find everything com
fortable for the winter.
Seed
Grain
All kinds
CORN
WHEAT
RYE
OATS
IIAKLEY
VETCH
TIMOTHY
ALFALFA
CLOVEl!
Carl Reymers came up from Rose
'rnrg Monday to attend to busness
and visit with relatives for a couple
ff days.
A. H. Ferguson, of Si.lem, was a
business visitor to this city Monday.
Mrs. E. Sanborn, of Central Point,
was a Grants Pass visitor Monday.
A. Jacobson. of Portland, was at
tending to business matters in this
city Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Wluf, of Wood
ville, were transacting business In
Grants Tass Monday morning, re
turning to Woodville on the after
noon train.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bathelor and
baby, who have been visiting in this
city for the past few weeks with re
latives and friends, left Monday even
ing for Merlin, where they expect
to spend the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Melbourne Dunn,
who recently sold their farm in the
Applegate valley to Dr. Sweeney, of
Great Falls, Mont., have purchased
through the Best-Fuller realty firm
a five-acre tract fronting Rogue
river in this city. They will Imme
diately begin the construction of a
nantisome new bungalow on the
property and will make their per
manent home in this city.
Through the agency of the Riggs
Land company, Dr. McCabe. of Chic
ago, has purchased 43 acres of land
one and one-half miles east of Grants
Pass, from E. V. Johnson. The con
sideration was $11,000. Fifteen
acres are planted to - young apple
trees. Dr. McCabe has hastened
back to Chicago In order to wind
up Ins aifairs so that, he may move
here before those terrible Chicago
winters commence with all their
fury.
H. D. Norton went to Montagu.,
Cal., on Xo. 13 Monday, where Be
goes to spend several days o na busi
ness trip.
The Misses Helen and Annis Love,
who have been attending school In
this city this fall were called to their
home at Myrtle Creek Tuesday by
the death of their grandmother, Mrs.
I. C. Leedy, who passed away Mon
day. Geo. C. Calhoun made a business
trip to Medford Monday.
W. II. Flanagan has made applica
tion to register the title to certain
lots and other property In Grants
Pass under the Torren's act, naming
T. K. Anderson, of Ashland, was
attending to business matters and
shaking hands with Grants Tass
friends Monday.
Mrs. J. G. Robertson nnor daugh
ter, Miss Rose, of Loves Station,
were "Grants Pass visitors Monday.
Miss Eula Howard went to Med
ford Monday, where she will visit
with friends for a few days before
going to her home at San Francisco.
Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Bernard, who
arrived here recently from Juneau,
Alaska, have made arrangements to
spend the winter in sunny Oregon
and will locate in or near thl3 city
for the winter. Mr. Bernard Is a
large land holder In the Murphy dis
trict. Mrs. H L. Green, of this city, has
received the sad intelligence of the
death of her father, Alexander
Johnston, who died at the home of
his daughter, Mrs. Mattie J. Logan,
in Macon, Mo., October 22, 1910, at
the age of SI years. The Macon Re
publican has the following to say
of the deceased: "Alexander . John
ston was born in Indiana, April 19.
1S29. and removed with his parents
to Illinois when quite young. lie
was twice married, there being six
children born to each union, five of
whom survive him. The last 50
years of his life were spent in and
near Macon, Mo., where he conducted
the first livery stable in the place,
and was also mayor of the town for a
number cf years, lie was a faithful,
Christian gentleman, and a kind
husband and father, and was re
spected and esteemed by his fellow
citizens." i
R. M. Wilson, who recently pur
chased the Shaddle group of claims
on Josephine creek, as well as other
property in the Illinois valley, Is
installing a Lane quartz mill with
a capacity of 40 tons per day.
E. C. Underwood, through his at
torney, H. D. Norton, has filed a
complaint In a suit to quiet title,
naming the Grants Pass Sash, Door
and Lumber company et al as de
fendants. Rev. J. L. Green returned Tuesday
afternoon from Woodburn, where he
has been the last week attending to
business matters. W. Oakley, a
fv'ends and resident of Woodburn,
returned with him, and if suitable
business opportunity is found will
send fon his family and make Grants
Pass their future home.
OREGON TO GIVE THANKS
Governor F.enson Issues Procianui'
lion (a People of Stale
his
New
Flower Pots
SALEM, Ore., Nov. 17. Governor
F. W. Benson this morning Issued
the annual Thanksgiving proclama
tion i nthe following words:
"Thanksgiving Proclamation:
"In accordance with the time-honored
custom of setting apart one day
In the year in remembrance of bless
ings vouchsafed to us by Almighty
God, and in conformity with the proc
lamation of . William Howard Taft,
president of the United States, I, F.
W. Benson, governor of the state of
NEW HOPE
Dan Lelth, accompanied y
ever welcome smile, visited In
Hope the first of the week.
R. L. Coe, of Grnnte Pass, and a
friend again visited In New Hope!
Sunday.
Mr. Inks and family have moved
near Jacksonville, where the men j
have secured employment for the1
winter. j
Jess and Ilughle York spent Sun-
day with their sister, Mrs. Shertz.
Mr. Barden is now through husk
ing corn.
Mr. Fuller and Mr. Cole spent Sun
day with Mr. Tarkey.
Tom Faith spent Sunday with
fr!"r"!s In r.vntu Pnsr.
V.'j Ho ii'l'ii :;;iily eoid ni'Uit
in New Hope hist Sunday. We think Overdrafts, secured and
It was caused by two boys playing unsecured
freeze-out on the granite.
Mr. Love, has again returned to
New Hope, where he Is again busy.
He says he can't stay away. Wonder
why?
L. E. Thomas and Fresno Scraper
had a few rounds last Friday and
when time was called it wns decided
that Scraper was the victor. Mr.
Thomas had the doctor dress the left
Jaw, which was injured by an upper
cut.
The Time to plant Bulbs is
MOW '
Single Hyacinths ..75c dozen ,
Double Hyacinths. .'. 85c dozen
Tulips, single and parrot .40c dozen
Tuilps, Darwin, large .50c dozen
Crocus, yellow or mixed .10 dozen
China Lilies 15c each
Narcissus 30c to 60c dozen .
A fine selection of all the above now on
hand. ' '
Fall planting directions free.
CRAMER BROS.
: : ODD FELLOWS BLOCK
Garden Trowels
HAKLEY 0
VETCH ' $j
1 TIMOTHY
t' ALFALFA 1
CLOVEl! I
I nnd any other kind you need,
at prices that are richt.
f Vinyard
J . Morgan
tiff
Mrs. II. Merrill, who has been
visiting with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. F. W. Miner, of this city, left
Monday for her home at Redding,
Cal. Mrs. Merrill was formerly a
resident of this city and will be re
membered by many of the Grants
Pass people ns Miss Madge Miner.
Courier want ads pay.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
The Grants Pass Banking
& Trust Co.
at Grants Pass, in the state of Ore
gon, atlhe close of business Novem
ber 10, 1910.
Resources
Loans and discounts $230,321.72
S2.25
Bonds, securities, etc 40.72S.94
Bankl ng house, furni
ture and fixtures 5.5S0.09
Due from approved re
serve banks 20,545.52
Cash on hand y,967.37
Other items 21. 70S. 45
$347,994.34
Orecon. by authority In me vested.
Alonzo Appleton et al as defendants.i(,0 hereby dcsI(rnate Thursday. Nov
C. H. Clements s attorney for plain-' bPr 24 fts TnanksRlvinR ,,, nnd
I earnestly recommend that upon
that day the people of this state de
sist from their respective places of
worship, there to give grateful
thanks to Almighty God for his good-
ne.is nnd loving kindness to us and to
all mankind.
"I further recommend, as a fitting
observance of the day, that out of
our abundance we remember the
poor and destitute amongst us. nnd
jthnt by deeds of mercy nnd charity
we make It an occasion of comfort
land happiness to others. Let ns nl
j so d-vote the day to the enjoyment of
hospitality and the strenthenlng of
I family tics; to inspiring sentiments
Jof loyalty to our country and rcspc t
:for Its laws ami Institutions.
"In witness whereof I hnvo here
unto set my hand and mused the
j great seal rf the Rtate to bo here
junto affixed. Done at the cnpitol,
I Salem, Oregon, this l'th day of
l November, in the year of our Lord
ono thousand nine hundred find ten."
To the Renders of the Cornier Special
Bear in mind that our store is the
headquarters for men's and boys'
clothing nnd furnishing goods. Then
In specials we are dealers In Oregon
blankets and Oregon navy blue over
sniits that we sell nt about whole
sale rates. Po sure to see us for
your Christmas purchases. Look out
for next week's Courier, we will make
yon a list of our Chrlstmns goods.
C. P. nishop & Co., clothiers.
M
r HOT LAKE
OANATORIU
(The House of Efficiency)
Hi mlkacaatoc Portland on 0. R ft N. Hallway.
Dralrqufpfd Sanatorium and Sunccry In Northwaal.
BOILING HOT SPRINGS
Highly Mim uilizcd
Ak ngrnu for .pedal ratr round trip tirktta.
Wilwlurlllu.lralrd tiookktto
DR. V. T. PHY
MrdlfalSupl. and Mitr. HOT LAKE, ORM.ON
Appointed State Agent
Geo. II. Parker has been appointed
the state agent for the Frost Pre
vention company, of Ran Francisco,
nnd in two or three weeks he will
commence a canvas of the state. Last
season Mr. Pnrker sold 30,000 or
chard heaters in southern Oregon,
nnd as the pots have been greatly Im
proved he anticipates a big demand
for this son son. He now has a car
load on the way, 4 9
$
Total
Liabilities
Capital Block paid In -
Surplus fund
Undivided profits less ex
penses nnd taxes paid ...
Individual deposits sub
ject to check 226,087.42
Demand certificates of
deposit 9.004.9S
Time certificates of de
posit 27.S03.44
State deposits 3,673.80
Savings deposits 15,341.60
50.000.00
4,000.00
1 1.483. 10
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
of The
Josephine County Bank
at
Grants Pass, Ore., in the state of
Oregon, at the closo of business Nov
ember 10, 1910.
Resources
Loans and discounts $ 48,650.00
Overdrafts, secured and
nnd unsecured 3.40
Ponds, securities, etc....... , 2,681.91 '
Hanking house, furnlturo
and fixtures nnd lease 9,245.46
Hue from banks (not re
servo banks) :.. 1,820.70
Duo from approved re
serve banks , 24.923.65
Checks and other cash
Items '. 349.45.
Gold Dust 52.35
Cnwh on hand 12,211.00
il'Ol NTY TREASURER'S
CALL FOR WARRANTS
There are funds In the treasury to
pay all warrants registered on or be
for July S, 1907. Interest will cease
from this date, October 2S, 1910.
S. J. TAYLOR,
1 0-2 S-4 1 County Treasurer.
Total $347,994.34
County of Josephine.)
I. G. P. Jester, cashier of the above
named bank, do solemnly swear that
the above statement Is true to the
best of my knowledge nnd belief.
O. P. JESTER. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before
rue this 15th day of November, 1910.
O. S. RLANCHARD.
Notary Public.
Correct Attest:
LEON L. HEftRlCK,
CLAUS SCHMIDT,
Directors.
Expenses
2,764.38
Total $102,702.30
Liabilities
Capital stock paid in $ 50,000.00
Individual deposits sub
ject to check J0, 257.30
Demand certificates of
deposit 785.00
Time certificates of de
posit 1,660.00
State of Oregon
So far 1be only statements of elec
tion expenses Incurred during the
past, campaign, have been fllvd by
Stephen Jewell, county Judge, and
E. N. Provolt, democratic candidate
for county commissioner. Jewell's
election cost htm $40.2.1, nnd Pro
volts nttempt cost only $12.00.
Total $102,702.30
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County or Josephine,)
BS.
I, Sam II. Palter, rnnhler of tho
above named hank, do solemnly swear
that the nbovo statement is trim to
the best of my knowledge nnd belief.
SAM H. RAKER, Cashier.
Subscribed nnd sworn to before mo
this 10th day of November, 1910.
MARCUS RODDINS,
Notnry, Public.
Correct Attest: '
8. LOUGH RIDGE,
T. R. CORNELL,
J. L. CALVERT,
Directors,
John S. McLaughlin, traveling
freight and passenger agent of the
Illinois Central railroad, was In this
city Monday on it business trip.
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every garment sold.
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