Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, July 07, 1911, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextWEEKLY ROGUE IUVKB COURIER FRIDAY, JIXy 7, 19U ','. 1 i. ! : "i ., " , PAGE TWO r J - Professional caeds M. C. FINDLEY, M. D. Practice limited to EYE, EAR, NOSE and THROAT Glasses fitted and furnished Office hours 9 to 12; 2 to 6; and ra appointment. Pboi.es 182 ml 116-R. Oranta Pass, Oregon V. L. DIM MICK, I). M. D. Dentist fetsck bldg., cor. 6th and 0 trat. PhOBA ltJ-J. Crown. Hrldga Work and Fillings of II kinds a specialty Office Hours i to 12 a. m.; 1 to 5 p. n. All Work Positively Guaranteed GRANTS PASS, OREGON E. C. MAC V, I). M I) uccffior to Dixon Dros., Dentists FlrEt-Class Work 109H South Sixth, Grant I'm, Ok. DR. H. C. DIXON ; ::n.sr Prices reasonable. All work guaran teed. Examination free. Phone: Office 228-R; res. 196-J Office Hours: 7:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Location: Seballborn Building, Grants Pass, Ore. . D. NORTON, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW "nctlce In all State and Fedoral feurts. Office Opora Homo Bldg Grant Pttiw, Oregou OLIVER S. BROWN, LAWYER Grants 1'nna Oregon O. S. BLANOIIARD, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Prartlce in all State and Federal ! Courts. Banking & Trust Co. Bldg. Grant Pam. Oregon r. n. wurtsbauqh Attorney and Counselor at Law Notary Public In office Uflc In Howard Block. Phone 56-J GRANTS PASS, OREGON I). L. .70IIXSTON ASS.Ulvli Rooms 6 and 7 Opera House Ul North StAlrwx) GRANTS PA8S, OREGON M. C II. DAY Contractor and PuiMcr Residences a Specialty Plans and estimates furnished Residence East A St. Fhone 103-J Slnjjer and Wheeler Q. Wilson SEWING MAHINES tor sale or rent, on way payments. Supplies and repairs for a'l makes. Stocking daraer and cot ton. T. HASSELL Front St. Grunt 106 Pass POLK'S GAZETTEER CIS A Hinifi-iw IMrin'tnrv (if n li I'ltv, 'luun iiinl VtlUtH" til lr.t.iil H",t W'.tililliit kitl. iinlirT M 1'4 i lltllv hUri i( w.rti plur.v .t ;ii.tn( Miii'i'imc Km (lit i a nl rt , . i. I'. I I "in Mi v nt fil i !l llih.n it. i i k , i in-. -I V.r'.V.""iu' Raises 5iv. the . mm xV aii r. i XV Yj?' i PKJtSONAL A SI) LOC AL narry iawim ana sou, out. xu Gallce Sunday to spend few days, ,Mt M;irch aad haTe with relatives. 'purchased a farm near Merlin, where Eruest Mastln of Selmo, spent the th?y have g0Qe extenwlvey nt0 the Sabbath with relatives in Grants Pass. frut.raUlDg business. Mrs. Maude Miller went to her j jfrs e. F. Hubert vent to Wood home near Merlin Sunday evening t vine Monday afternoon to visit with spend a few days with her parents, j reiatiTes until Tuesday, when she H . Hudson of Hilts, Cal., stmt went to Medford to attend the cele Sunday with friends hero. bration. W. A. Smerllng arrived here Sun- James Groves, Walter Rowley and day from Eland, Wis., to pend a few Fred Stearns celebrated the Fourth days looking over this part of Oregon, ! with a view of locating. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Samuel of Dick-J Mrs. E. Kendall ana family, and Uon, N. D., are late arrivals; In this mother, Mrs. William, Mr. and Mrs. city' who are spending several dayi'Al Williams and family were Savage here looking over the country. -j Rapids picnickers Tuesday. ,r. t n rran, an, I .hll.lren U10 UUIU i-f v v ( to " their hnm in Portland, after a short visit with relatives here. for Worden, where she ?oes to join her parents. Mrs. J..S. Geiser am! son of Kan- thla week item when ditches open to their hold sas. were' Grants Pass visitors with M. an' Mf3 Qeor3e and lings. , Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Williams of the M,n.,nIfi of ,. wprA Rogue River Orchard company near'll)g wkh Mr Mrg Q Valmer Merlin, and expect to live at that place. . R. H. Bailey of Merlin, spent Sun day with Grants Pass friends II. H. Howe of Redding Cal., la spending a few days here. S. F. Westaford of PltUbur.f Pl, Medford.. where they celebrated Mon ls spending a few days locking ovur day and Tuesday, this part of the Rogue River valley 1 M1 Helen Henry turned to her and may decide to locate here. home at Hugo Wednesday morning E. G. Blakeley of Portland, arrived after a short visit with her sister in here Sunday for a short s'ay on bus-ltilIs c.ty. Sha and her t..t Mr. Inm w. Ji. ooKei or wooaviiie. spent Sunday with friends In this city. Mrs. Frederic M. Brooke and little son leit aunaay evening tor jsiigenn lu "-u icuuYCD. i, Brooke will join his wife this even- Ing and they will proceed to Port- iana, wnere tney win auuna tn uate convention of the Christian church at that place M. O. Evans, Jr., who has fpent ,lu; Pn9t. " daya oa a bu,ue83 trlP ,n Oakland, Cal., returned Sunday even Ing to this city. Mrs. J. V. Smith of Gold Hill, was shopping and vlsltin Grantj Pass friends Monday. Mr. and Mrj. f. H Robinson and family, Mr. and Mrj. R. M. Robinson and Mrs. Paul lLutencutter and babe loft Wednesday morning for Ashland to stay through the session of Chau tauqua. Mr. and M:e 3 S. McMurray leave for Ashland Thursday to spend th'i summer. Tho profit .-.) r will make sonil-woekly tr'pa to this city to at tend to his mini; classes. Ho states that a mimb'.'r of his pupils wll ap pear on the Chautauqua program on Grants l'ass day, July 11. MIbs Julia Jennings of Hugo, was shopping and visiting friends here Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Smith and daughter went to Oakland, Oregon, Monday evening to visit with friends. K. J. Holmes of Boston, arrived lu-re Tuesday to Jpi'iid kovuhI weeks with his Hlst-r, Mrs. G. A. Savage and ntln-r relatives. Mrs. Arthur Ja--ksou and two chil dren went to Medford Monday atli-r-iniiin and lll visit there with rela tives until they uro ready to Join Mr. 1,1'lwm In lliltl.sh Columbia, which will ho In about two weeks. Miss Cora York went to Medford Monday afternoon to eMebrate with 1 1 lends In that city. t'hailen McKluuon and Andrew Sli-ido were among the ones who went to Medford Monday to celebrate i lie 1'iHiith of July, and take part In he Mouse parade. Mrs. S I) Williams laim- up from Merlin Monday afternoon to spend a tew hours nhopplng and visiting with friends. She retained to her home oil the c-Veull'i; ttuln. Mr. mill Mrs. it. 1.. Coe and family (and two little grnndsonr, Miss Mary jt'oe, Mr. and Mrs. l.ee and Miss Eni- lly I'lilnsett upent Tuesday picnicking i.t the Coo farm at New Hope. Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Wolke and baby, Mrs S. Newell, Mrs. II. J. Bacher. ;aiul Mrs. t 11. Samptio;j tMjoycd a pKnie dinner at Savage II,, Is T'les iluy and then proceeded by auto to lU ooilvllle, win re a shnr tltne was pent, tin- pmty returning In the ev eiitn. I Ian , Newi ll, Karl V vbb, Mi-n e-s ili iiil.line l.cwl mid Miiilo K.illln en Jonl a plmic tit Siv.hc Uaplds on July 4. i IV ('ratio ha-c been vUliln.i ulil. I his family at l'ovtlaiiil ami rottirn'd lo Ciantd Pain Tnedav I sprains leiritre car.-l'iil trealiiiet-.t. ilee unlet and apply Chnmhi-rlnln's il.lnlnunt fnt-ly It will n-i:ovi tic fioreticii and uuliklv resto'-e tlm j parts t.t a healihv eiotlitlon. Knr "sati- l.v n! Kom dealer. p on Mrt. C. P. Kuhnhardt, who reside near Merlin, were in town Monday shopping and looking after other Important bu-iiaess. Mr. and( Knhnhardt came to Oregon at Medford. The hoys went up on j -N0- -vionaay. .urs. iiernm &iiutu, wno nas oeen 'visiting with her son Gladwin, who a uwn couunea lome nosp.uu in that city with a broken limb, return - pd Wednesday to her home In thin city ;' Charles Mescrve of Med - ! . . o . . ford, was a Giants Pass visitor during of this city, Tuesday, and the patty ( spent the day with friends at Wood ' ville. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Williams and Mrs. Williams' sister, Miss Ruth .Woodford, returned Wednesday from Harry Schmidt, were among the Med- ford celebraters Tuesday N. Boynton and son, Harry Boyn- ton, went to Medford Wednesday n,0rnlng to spend the day u Johnson Of thit ritv onA Henry Clav. a fo-.tlnn,! mn 'hn t. spending a few days hero, went to Gold Hill on a business trip Wedurs day morning. E. C. Vauakeu of the firm of Van- aUVu Bios., of Merlin, was in the city Monday, lie states that he and his brother have ju.s: started construc tion of a concrete store building at Merlin a short distance east of the postoffice. The building will be 30x80 feet and It Is expected to be ready for oeeupaacy In 30 to 40 days. Smith Bros., of this place, are the contractors having charge of con struction work. Mr. Vanaken states that butlness at Merlin has beaa g.xd and they supply a vast area of country. One of the items whlci figure largely U hay and feed. Last week they ship ped in six carloads In .Mve days. Mr. and Mrs, A. B. Cornell, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. MatHsi.ui, Mr. and Mrs. George Sahln, and Mrs. Sabln's moth er and sister, who are eastern visit ors to this city, Carroll Cornell and Misses Kdna Cornell uid Ethel Letch er, were the members of a jolly party which spent the tih of lily at the springs above rhe Whit? Rocks, en joying n picnic dliinor and pleasant restful day. Mr. and Mn. Koy llnckcft and ba by, J. B. Paddo.'K and daughter, Mhs Stella, and Arthur Edgerton, went by automobile to Savajre Kaplds yester day mornlni? to ;oln other mcinlicrs of the family win are cnnipn:i tlier? and spend th. diy plcn.ckina: on tho hank of the Riio CI.l'.VKU WOMKV Ahuiys Keep Their Hair FaM-liiatlnn ami Tree from Dandruff Alniont everybody In Grants Pass knows that there Is in preparation for the hair Mutt can cmnapre with Parisian Snuc. It cures dandruff, stops railing hnlr and Pchlng Rcalp In two weeks, or money bark. It puts radlanc? nnd luster Into that dull, lifeless hair that mnnv wemen possr.i, and does It In a few days. On March 25. 1910. Lulu D. Fix. of Raphlne, Va., wrote: Tarlslan SaRO la a wonderful hair restorer; It stopped my hair from falling out aud stopped my scalp from Itching; nlao uired the dandruff." Parisian Sage Is sold by C. H. Demaray for 50 cents a large bottle. The Gold Hill News say: "Another mining deal that means a deu-loptneut of oue- of BOUtheru Oregon most promising prospect was made this week wheu S. W. Mt clculun, of Gold 1(111, and W. T. Co 1'iiin, of Grants Pass, purdia'-ed the Ueveiiuo mining property, compri.i Ing 120 acres in tbo Katie creek ill. triit, of John B. McDonald. The new owners Intend to develop the property on a peiinamnt basin. The initial discovery en the Revenue lode was that knowti ti-i tlm Uhotcn pock et, from which $80,000 was taken In i -hort time. The lodo is a tug one, described as a fissure, aud 1 re Karded by local mining men M one of the best things In this r.gloa." PROTEST AGAIA8T IRRIGATION DISTRICT a petition of protest was delivered ;at the county clerk's office Saturday signed by 110 land owners against the creation of the proposed irriga tion district. The signers are Hugo, Three Pines and Merlin property owners. The petition is addressed to the county court, and is to be filed if ac tion 1b begun to create the district The petitioners do not want to be taxed to support the proposed irriga tion district. They declare that, if they own 60 or 100 or ICO or any number of acres of land and want water on any part of it that they will pay for Just the number of acres un der irrigation, and protest at the tax unde' an irrigation district which would tax all of their lrrlgabla land 1 regardless of whether it was under - "' ;sne11. 18 uieuuuu Ul luo " These farmers are under the sur- 1 of the pre8ent WW works' !and doubtless intend to use that sys- Abandon Baptist Plenio In honor of the memory of May belle Whipple, the picnlJ which was to have been held Friday by the Bap tist Sunday school, has been canceled. Miss Whipple was one of the most earnest workers In the church and Sunday school. Mrs. J. E. Cheshire returned Mon day evening from Portland accompan ied by her daughter, Miss lithel Pal mer, who has span: the past two years In the east, Btudyins and teach ing music. Miss Palmer returns to this city to reside permanently. PARISIAN' SAGE uta Hair on Yonr Head and Keeps It There Man or woman, no matter how old you are, Parisian Sage, the unequal ed hair tonic, will muke you look younger. Why not go to C. H. Demaray, nnd get a generous sized bottle to day, It only costs 50 cents, and your money back If it does not cure dan druff; stop falling lair, or Itching scalp. It will make your hair lux uriant, bright and beautiful, and It !s the most refreshing, pleasant and Invigorating -hair dressing made, 'ihe girl with the auburn hair on every bottle. "Store news" is, usually, news fer YOU. 0 SASH !'.; " and DOORS 5-crosl PW1 Dooit, firft quality $1.30 Qynrter-round, J-in., per 100 ft. 30 cti. Cedar Sulmg, 4 and 5 fl. . $ 8 per M. Flooiintt, 4 nd 5 It. . . $11 pr M. Diop Siding, 4 and 5 it. . $11 t M. All No. I and 2 good Aandard flock.' Si J poUl ul CaUk-vue No. 37 m J buy iiirti-t (iuiii our (ai'lury. Sava miuMli-ii-en'i piuliU. Ona pnt, aril In uybudy, tlup nywlice. Send ut ynur lift iatcAunatiDgimceiaiKilfngiit. L I Electric Hose If you watch a man (praying his lawn for alnuit two minutes you ran tell whether he has conluk'tue in the hw or not. If lie keep (jlancin fiom cue md of it to the other mhu.iii itepend that he'i petting nervon and iati hni for a wetting. Don t tnke liaiuc hrn mil can l.uv Klecttic Hoe ainl l aliMilutcly mitocif the liiclieit rtlicifiny. Hivttic llov will rm burst, rtack or pltt. lt'a maile of sramle cint twin Jacket and fMr tule. ittMJli: ltlVKU II AHDWAKK IX). (The lllg lu-4 lonti mm ;. t.v. GRANTS PASS TAKES ROGUE RIVER PKXNAXT, At Medford Tuesday Grants Pass put Cort Hall's "Invlnclbles" out of the invincible class by a score of 4 to 2. This game was the clincher for Grants Pass is It was the one which landed the 1911 pennant of Rogue River valley for Grants Pass. An unofficial game was played In the afternoon, the score standing -0 to 8 In favor of Medford. U was a farce affair and took 10 Innings of funny old work to decide it. Manager Roper stated today the home team will probably play here Sunday, but with what team is not yet known. For summer diarrhoea in children always give Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and castor oil, and a speedy cure is cer tain. For sale by all good dealers. FRU1TDALE GRANUN. Saturday last was thi regular day for the meeting ' of ihs Fruitdale Grange; and according to ccbtom the residents of that section nvt at no.n to eat their dinners uudo.' the shads of the trees at the school bouse. Also according to custom, everybody and the dog were there. An Incident that was pleasing to all occurred during the dinner nour wnen George A. Sanders, manager of the irrigation plant, drove up oa hU- way to the ditch, but he didn't get by. He was stopped and without mtica heal tation partook of dinner, asc after the Inner man was supplied he was requested to step into the school house and tell the Fruitdale people about water. He told them that the ditch was getting in sbapi to handle water and that they Uh1 better get ready, that he had not taken the time to go and see each one to in quire whether he wanted wa'jr, for he took it for granted that everyone who planted stuff wanted water to make It grow, and so tie was going to give it to therewith the least pos sible delay. After this there wa; d'i-ussion as to what crops could be raised this year for forage, and it seemed, to be the consensus of opinion that it wa? worth while to put in something to stop the everlasting nay hauling which Is the bane of the FruitJale farmer, and so very nooa there will appear quite a few groca fields In this district. Young troaa aid vine yards will also be watered The people of Fruitdale were glad that Mr. Sanders happened along and will be again glad wheu the water comes that way, for of course every body will Irrigate. Mr. and Mrs. C. F Dugger of Williams, were Grants Pass business visitors Wednesday. TW,Y V '- b AT THt CANAL W C. P. COOK, Prr-sMcnt and ManaRc-r P. U. COOK. Trenun r P. J. XKWMAX, Secretary Rogue Riyer Valley Nursery Co. Ineorporutcd MKPPOltl), OUK(;o.N Hl'I.ns OP ALL KINDS SK.F.DS OP ALL KIXDH Grower of KiIInMo Nursery Stock, FU ami Ortminrntat Tres Shrub, Rom, Vine, Palms, Small Fruit, Ktc. Write for Prlcr Ofrioe 23 Wct Mala Stm Phone 1201 MEDFORD NEEDS MONEY; GOUGES TBF VISITORS "They robbed them right or I' ; should say right and left," waa th. way a business man of Grants Pass today spoke of the celebration on the Fourth at Medford. As Medford needed the money Grants Pass sent to the Ziear creek town a number la excess of U00 per sons and it was estimated today by conservative men that from $8,000 to f 2,00o went from this city to stay iu Medford. But Medford needs the money, "I was forced, to pay 5 cents a ,;a for drinking water,'' stated a county official cf Josephine county today. "It was an admission fee of half a dollar into the race grounds, half a dollar for a seat, and then they wanted to hold the people up for half a dollar to witness other stunts when one Inside, it was half a dollar to get to the grounds and half a dollar to get back and half a dollar for every cld and turn one went. Even the bootblacks got In .0 tho graft and raised their prices." Another resident of Grants Pass today said that one of his acquain tances was charged $2.50 for a room for a night and $2.60 'more when he paid his bill for not stating that he wanted it another night. But Med ford needs the money. "It was a disgusting graft all around," Bald another visitor to the Bear creek town. "There wag no such thing as welcome for anybody. It was a cutthroat affair from be ginning to end, and it Is a pity that Grants Pass people did not have their own celebration. I'll venture to Fay this omission will not happen next year." There was so much complaint and from such truthful sources regard ing the treatment given nil visitors to Medford that to pass the matter over would be a derelict of duty on the part of The Courier. But then Med- WASH THAT ITCH AWAY It ist said that there are certain springs In Europe that give relief and cure to Eczema and other skin diseases. If you knew that by wash ing in these waters you could be re lieved from that awful Itch, wouldn't you make every effort to take a trip to Europe at once. Would you not be willing to spend your last cent to find the cure? But you need not leave home for these distant springs. Relief is right here In your own home town! A simple wash of Oil of Winter green, Thymol and other Ingredients as compounded only in D. D. D. Prescription will bring Instant relief to that terrible burning ' itch, and leave the skin as smooth and healthy as that of a1 child. If you have not already tried It, get at least a 25 cent bottle today. We assure you of instant relief. M. Clemens.