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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10, lfln.
WEEKLY KOGUE RIVER COURIER
PAGE BIX
"with strength nd ease
thy always plase"
TWO HORSE
OVERALLS
CO.
all building! placed at, any future
time oa their grounaa where streets
now ezlat on both sides, at any time
; when the city has reached a popula
tion of 10,000. for the purpose of
opening a street without cost to the
city.
(Signed) J. F. STRICKKR,
J. F. WOLFERSBBRGER
Judiciary Committee.
' The foregoing dues not bind the
council in any way, and is not worth
the paper it is written on, if, that
body sees fit to depart from Its text.
From Friday's Dally.
Will this smoke out the gentlemen
! whose hearts throb for humanity and
! who are harboring a still small voice
J which says, "go and run for office
and serve the city of Grants Pass as
. thou hhould each day at nothing per
Attorneys for the Southern Pad-' iayt
flc Railroad company on one hand' .ThlB refers to a resolution
and the city of Grants Pass on the adopted iaBt night by the city coun
other continue to maneuver for ad-. cll worded most "peculiarly," as fol
vautsge regarding that depot matter 'i0W8;
and the opening of the Btreets across; Resolution
me company s ngm oi way, a com'
madc ar
LEVI STBAUSS
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raiililtvil:
Ray r. g. Allen
Radcliffe c. Harmon
Merrick 1. g Cramer
Wallace 1. f Harriman
McDonald 1. e Hall
Isaacs q Patlllo
Scanlon r. h. Harvey
Ware f. b Bixby
White 1. h Newell
MASTER THEODORE HANDLE
EXTERTAIXS HIS FRIENDS
DEPOT MATTER AGAIN
IJKIOItE THE COUNCIL
promise may soon result and the con
demnation suit Inaugurated by the
city withdrawn.
Both sides bad expressed a desire
for an amicable settlement, and as a
result the legal department in Port
land of the Southern Pacific drew up
an agreement in the form of an or
dinance, which was sent to Gpants
Pans for adoption. The Hgreement.
was, in substance, that the company
would allow the opening of Fourth
"Whereas by provisions of the city
charter it Is made and provided that
at certain times and dates and under
circumstances, similar to the present,
the common council shall provide for
the holding of ward nominating con
ventions for the nomination of can
didates for office to be filled by the
electors of each ward; and also gen
eral nomlcatlng conventions for the
nomination of candidates for all of
fices to be filled by the electors of
tVia .Irw a r lap era on1 urViarnna n rtna
street, the city to bind Itself to from I , ' " ' , t.
r u m l ,u ot such convent ons specifying the
date and offices to be filled must be
heralded to the legally qualified elec
tors of the city, and
"Whereas, no procedure has been
hfinrfifnrfh an A fnrnvnr rfaturt thai
old ordinance 63, dated seventeen
years ago in which the city agreed
with the company that for the right
to open Sixth street across the tracks
, , ,, . ... I Invoked by prospective candidates,
the city would never ask or Beek the i . ' , '
nor niis any aesire Dcen awsKenea in
the breast of any political aspirant
opening of another street.
That was not all the new proposed
agreement Just set hore demanded.
It also read that in opoulng Fo irth
street the city must bear every Item
of expense of putting in abutting
Bldewalks and pavement and forever
keep up repairs out of the city treas
ury, pay for sewers and watermalns,
that the freight depot be allowed
across Fifth street, that no more
Btreets ever be opened, and that the
suits agulnst tho company be with,
drawn.
ThlB proposed agreement the city
council refused to aceede to, and In
structed City Attorney Clements to
draw up a counter proposal.
Fviiton Writes.
William D. Kenton, head of the
for any of the ward offices or for
the exaulteji position of mayor, and
"Whereas the time for holding the
primary nomination elections under
the Btate law has elapsed and Is not
nt this time available.
"Now, therefore" and then the
resolutions sets November 22, at 8 p.
m. as the date and time to hold ward
nominating conventions to nominate
for connrllmen and the next day,
November 23, at 8 p. m. as the time
for holding n , general nominating
convention for nominating candi
dates "for all offices to be filled by
the electors of the city at lirge,"
which offices are those of mayor and
city treasurer. '
company's legal department for Ore
gon, heard that the city opposed thla (J,tANTS PASS "HI.CT1
measure and wrote from the Port- WWXKP ' . MKIFOK! HIGH
land headquarters to Mr. Clements . .
as follows: And Medford triumphed. The
Dear Sir: I have accepted ser. goat of the Grants Pass high Bchool
vice on the original motions which I eleven was taken Into captivity Sut-
recolvcd with your letter of October unlay by the fust Medford aggre-
31st, and am enclosing sumo to you. gatlon, which scored twenty-five
I shall re-draft the ordinance cou- points, and kept Its own goal posts
cernlng Fourth and Fifth streets and well out of danger. A good for-
send Banie to you within a few days ward pass was tho chief play of the
Mr. Durham was here a few days .visitors', but after the first half
ao and said thnt you were dlssat- the local boys found out how to stop
Issfled with the ordinance which I had It. and Medford had to resort to end
sent, n nd told him to inform you runs and recovery of Giants Pass'
that I would re-draft same, confining flukes.
it entirely to Fourth and Fifth The unnm was replete with funib-
Btreets, and would send same to you. les and bad cat.ehos, mostly by
There Is no reason why this ordl- Grants Pass, although Medford
name cannot be drawn satisfactorily wasn't out of the "butter tinners"
to all parties, and I should havn I class by several Salt 'Lake blocks.
pleased to have had your suggestions Turner and Kioh, two of the local
when you first received thu ordinance players, were out of tho running to
nml before you presented same to Hip day, having been made "Charley
city council. boss" at practice, and the team was
Nours very truly, much handicapped thereby.
VM. D. FENTON. Three times In the first half Med-
The new proposal Is awaited with f"M carried the ball under the goal
posts for touchdowns, and two goals
were kicked successfully. Grants
Tbsb didn't see much of the pig
skin during this period. In the first
of tho aocond half, the hall was In
the possession of the local young
sters most of tho time, and If they
bad good Interference they would
certainly have scored. On several
orcaslons they threatened to refuse
the noose egg as their portion of the
spoils. On reconsidering tho mnt
ter, however, they Rave tho pill back
Interest.
ItcKotulloil by Council.
Last week tho council heard a re
port of Its Judiciary commit too on tho
question of streets and tho Southern
Pacific. Tho committee Is composed
of flicker and Wolfaerborger. The
resolution was adopted, and reads:
To tho honorable mayor and com
mon council of Grants Pass:
Your Judiciary commltto to whom
was referred the matter of prepar
ing an agreement with tho Oregon
and California Railroad Co.. In tho Xn ,n,'lr "onor 810st9. 'or
place of the one ssbmltte by tho one of the visiting haskles
company, beg to make tho following , ,,wlt,,, noftt k,ck'
rlp0rt. j In the latter part of the second
Wo'rcroimuwid that tho city at. half Oranta Pass had the ball in Med
toinoy prepare an agreement alotw forr" ,prr,torJr much of tb t,me
tho following lines: , l "' ln tn ,iu,t n,,nu, of tU''
First, thnt tho Oregon and Call- ,or recovered th sphere after one
fomla Railroad open Fourth stre-t of ,h m,nSr fb heartlessly
without expense to the city oxgopt A touchdown with it. Hut they
tho necessary grading and un,. , didn't Mrk the soal that Mnt. and
Otherwise It Is tc bo treated as o.hor ,,,,or', tw,- R,ul 8,111 !,,atu'' for
private city property. , Ruht know- 25 to -
Second, that the city of Grant ' Tho visitors willingly announced
Pass agrees not to take any action , f,or lh "n,n ,nst hn rhnn"
to open two consecutive street 4 , M pP,nl0" ,,0
across tho company's property until 1,!vln" 11 'Wo streak."
the cltv has reached a population of Trainers of the Grants P.im elov
10.000 poople to bo determined by . n have asked us to "temper Justice
su olTlclal census or a special cimhms Hh meroy." Wo have.
Ukrn for that purpose. Thsn entv
If petitioned for by a majority of tho Medford:
voters. , U.ivoredse
That the railroad remove ny in 1 WlUs ...
The I4neip.
Grants Pass:
r. o. , . Anderson j
r. t Oruni'
Mrs. Guy Smith entertained 8 1
number of the little folks Saturday
afternoon, Id honor of the seventh
birthday anniversary of her brother,
Theodore Randle. The hours from 2
till 5 o'clock passed only too quickly.
At 4 o'clock Mrs. Smith, assisted by
her sister, Mrs. Arthur De Sautel,
served refreshments to the little
guests, and the dining room was
tastefully decorated with autumn
leaves and chrysanthemums.
Master Theodore was the recipient
of many beautiful gifts.
Those present were: Corliss Courv
ney, Eugenia and Irene Shaffer, Ar
leta Myers, Pauline Smith, Vera and
Geraldlne Johnson, Cora Randle,
Clarice Lester, Alice Randle, Eva
Bratton, Nellie and Beulah Smith,
John Wilson, Albert Randle, Howard I
Nichols, Horace Myers, Dike Luck
ett, Billle Ament, Bertram Courtney,
Lee Shelley, Keith Edgerton, Claude
McCracken, Herman and Albert Ahlf,
Clyde and Montrose McPherson,
Donald Magargle, Ross and Hontz
John, Dean and Glenn Smith, Nor
man and Ly'ie Aaron, Theodore Randle.
ment to blind their eyes is not wis
Not so very long ago an important
ordinance was passed by the common
council, and after it had passed the
second reading it was found that two
little words, evidently Interpolated
with malice aforethought, defeated
the whole purpose of the proposed
ordinance.
Personally, I favor the commis
sion form of government, but the
time is too short to examine the sys
tem and flnil the right men for so
Important a service. The only
thing to do now, the only sane and
.safe thing, is to vote down, (if the
council will not withdraw them),
both measures, give them to the
people to examine for a year, then
bring them up with the people pre
pared to vote Intelligently. And
would add that the charter should
contain a provision for Imposing a
penalty-on Its violation and also
for the failure on the part of the
sworn officers of the law to carry
out its provisions.
To wait another year will be safe.
To pass a measure without under
standing it is to go back to bossism.
ROBT. McLEAN. ,
Men's Club Meets
The Men's club held a most ln-s
terestlng meeting at the parlors of
the Newman M. E. church Tuesday
evenlag, when a large number of
gentlemen were present to discuss
the new work for the year. Every
one In attendance was enthusiastic
over the plans made for re-openlng
the dub after the summer rest.
ADVISES DELAY OF YEAR
ON COMMISSION CHARTER
To the Editor: I read with much
Interest your editorial of Friday with
reference to the proposed charter,
or charters; and Inasmuch as you
ask the citizens and taxpayers to dis
cuss the question of adoption I -venture
to give my opinion. That It
may have little or no weight with
others may be true, but It Is backed
by at least one vote.
The regime of the boss is rapidly
passing. There was a time when the
whole United States was but a larger
Tammany. The people took what
their over-lords chose to give them,
asking no questions. Today the
people are doing their own thinking,
and, ns a result, are .demanding, not
only the right to examine the laws
that shall govern them but also the
right to make those laws. Whatever
may be said of the Initiative, the ref
erendum and the recall they are the
greatest educators of the age. They
compel the study and understanding
of the principles of the republican
form of government. Hitherto a few
Miss Pearl Davidson left Wednes
day for Portland where she will
spend a month, transacting business
for her father, who was unable to go
a this time.
A GREAT DISCOVERY.
Ctrtain Ingredients That Really Pro
mots Hair Growth Whan Prop
erly Combined.
Resorcln is one of the most effective
germ destroyers ever discovered by
science, and in connection with Beta
Napthol, which is both grrmieldul'and
antiseptic, a combination Is formed
which destroys the germs which rob
the bnlr of Its natural nourishment,
and also creates a clean, healthy condi
tion of the scalp, which prevents the
development of new germs.
Flloonrpln, although uot a coloring
matter or dye, is a well-known ingre
dient for restoring the huir to Its nat
ural color, when the loss of hair hns
been caused by a disease of the scalp.
These ingredients In proper combina
tion, with alcohol added as a stimulant
and for its well-defined nourishing
properties, perfect perhaps the most ef
fective remedy thai is known for scnlp
and hair troubles.
We have u remedy which is chiefly
composed of these Ingredients, ln com
bination with other extremelv inval-
have made the laws, and those laws : uable medicinal agents. We guarantee
have been so carefully worded that It to positively cure dandruff and to
they were susceptible to two or three
different Interpolations. As a re
sult the supreme courts, state and
federal, are kept busy untangling
and passing upon the constitutional
ity of such laws. Many of the worst
of these have been rushed through
at the close of a legislative session
when there was no time left to un
earth the jokers.
In the adoption of a charter we
are adopting tho constitution of our
dty. To do It hastily would be a
crime against not only the taxpayers
but against society as a whole. The
charter commission has been engag
ed a year on this -work, niul no
doubt but that they have given It
careful consideration. But they are
the servants of the people, and the
masters should have time to care
fully examine the work of the ser
vants. It may be a high compliment
to tho people to suppose that they
ai capable of fully grasping in two
weeks what has taken a year to for
mulate; but to suffer the conniT
grow hair, even though the scalp In
spots is bi'ro of hair. If there Is any
rltnllty left in the roots. It will positive
ly cure bnldness. or we will refund
four money, if the scalp hns a glazed,
shiny nppen ranee, it's an indication
thnt baldness Is permanent, but la oth
er instances we believe baldness. Is cur
able. We want every one troubled with
Scnlp disease or loss of bair to try
Retail "!):!" Hair Tonic. If it does not
cure dandruff and grew hair to the sat
isfaction of the user, we will without
question or quibble return every cent
paid us for It. We print this guarantee
on every bottle. It has eiTVted a posi
tive cure In '.Wc of cases w Ditto put to
a practical test. I t '
liexatl "!).". Hair Tonic ! 'btlrely
unlike, and we think, In ever particu
lar, better than anything else we know
of for the purpose for which it
Is prescribed. We urge you totry
this preparation at our entire risk.
Certainly we know of no better
guarantee tj give you. Remem
ber, you cau obtain Rexa'l Remedies
only at our store The Rerall Ptore.
Clemens Bells drugs.
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The Famous Jfimb Lamp
The Rayo Lamp is the brat and most serviceable lamp you can find
lor ny p.u of your home. '
it f,lU.m U !1 r1,lK,n,flf lUtiW Iu ,tron "hi,e made
It lainou. And it never flickers.
In the dimni.ioom or lU r,or the R.yo gtvr. iu.t ke ih ih. i.
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LADIES' AUXILIARY
MONTHLY MEETING
The Ladles' Auxiliary held an in
teresting meeting . Saturday after
noon when over 50 guests were
preesnt to near the program which
had been arranged and to Join In the
general good time following. The
program was as follows:
Vocal solo, Mrs. H. N. Starr; dis
cussion, "How Parents May Be In
terested In Onr Schools," led by
Superintendent R. 11. Turner; vocal
duet, Misses Marion Clarke and
Genevieve Pattillo.
Every number of the program was
given ln an able manner and was
the
enthusiastically received by
targe garnering.
At the close of the program the
guests were bidden to the lunch,
room where Mesdames Hough, Har
ris, Coron and Hale, as hostesses for
the afternoon, served dainty re
freshments from the tastily decor
ated tables. In every detail, ta
meeting was thoroughly successful
and exceptionally pleasing.
Mrs. Ella Hansen returned Wed
nesday to her Glendale home after
spending a 'short time visiting at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. P. J. De.
Genault.
Oregon Grown
Fruit Trees
Having made arrangements with one of the most reliable and
best known Nurseries of Oregon, I am able to furnish all stand
ard varieties of fruit trees for planting. This stock is all grown
on whole roots, and is guaranteed to be perfect as to kind and
condition. I have some samples of stock to Bhow you what you
buy. These are some of the prices, and other varieties corres
pondingly as cheap:
Apples 3 to feet 12c,
Apples 4 to 6 feet 13c.
Pears 3 to 4 feet 20e.
Pears 4 to 0 tet ,25c
JOHN A. DALE
Office In Conklin Bldg.
Coughs that keep you awake at night also
disturb the sleep of the rest or the iamuy.
' They can he stopped ln a few minutes with
Ballard's
. Horehound Syrup
It is a Remedy of Great Relieving Power
in All Lung and Throat Troubles.
. Ballard's Horehound Syrup conveys a warming and relaxing: in
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relieves all Irritated conditions in the throat and lungs. Keep a
bottle ln the houso. It Is handy to have when needed and savea
a world of misery to the person affected. ,
Put Up in Three Sizes, 25c, 50c and
' $1.00 per Bottle.
Buy the $100 size. It contains five times as much
as tho 25c size, and you Ret with each bottle a
Herrlck's Bed Pepper Porous Plaster for the chest.
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PfiOfRICTCR
ST. LOUIS, M0.
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The Most Important Business
of today is banking. That is why we ask you to consider
the advantages this bank affords to ita depositors. You
will find that the capital, reputation and business
Methods of this Bank
' are of hlgh'repute. Our hanking quarters are thoroughly
modem and provide every facility for the safe and proper
transaction of financial matters. Why not allow us to
farry your account?
Grants Pass Banking & Trust Co
GlU.VrS TABS, OREGON.
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