WEEKLY ItOGlE KIVER COURIER
FK1DAY, JAM'AKY 10, 101:1.
F. H. Olding ent to Portland
Monday oo buslne, upming to re
turn Sunday morning.
I; v. W. F. Oloet kner left Monday
M.oriiiiu' for a northern triji, in a him;
Ins hr-t Ktoj at Merlin.
'I !.t!in.i and Alfrtvl Hobnon hit
FKIthUNAL AND LOCAL. '
4
Miss Anna Sweeney returned to
her rolli-K!' duties ut CorvalliH on
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. ' E. SiileiU return
ed Monday iiiorninK from their trip ( M . , i, ! v r ! J 1 1 lo resume their studies
to I'ortluild. iiit the philomath Milleue
Miss Hesse f'onover, who ha lieen lenr Knit en returtie( Monday
vlttltliiK her tiiHter, Mrs A. ('. Hrown, I,. , .(,,,; to Durhee, Oregon, after
left Sunday for () ean I'urk, Cat. ien.;ii n vi ral e Kh with old
Mrs. Oeore llerk, who ha been i friends
rlMitiriif hern for home llinc, returned
to Weed Monday. i
Orchardists
Advised to
Winter-Prune
Mr. and Mr. A. H.Cornell -nt tfljfew d.nn ui:h her sons, Eugene .111 .lithe jtuiiihj; must he done with dis
Portliiiid Monday, where Mr. Cornell Leu. r Colmin. tuition.
will attend the annual convention ol i v s I) Williams an,) dauyhti-r mun-r pruning produces fruit
the representatives of the Oreiroli f niu- River Op hards
Life, spent Monday III the rlty.
Mrs Arthur llmon, of Madison.) 0 w Cr(B rt.,urrl,.,
WIS, wno lias I.. ii tiMium in i m-. ,.,,, ... ,-,...U wli.r h ti;.s
ter, Mm. Sherman Jen, bit on Mon- ,,,KI. .,,., h(1I1J(. ,hMllli iu-,
day for Vina. Cal. terests I
K. M. C Neill arrived Monday '
Mrs deorm- l'.ancp.ft I. ft Tuesday
from I'ortland and went immediati- ,., u, i i
afternoon for southern California!
ly to Inspect llo- pronnss of hi new
' . . ... points, hookltii? dates fur her hus-
niiinsion on the Applci-ate lr. .N.-i n
homt 8 !ei tureij.
will arrive later. i
u.. mil ,.i.,i t,J Mr- ' I'. Truax it) entertaining her!
LIVES LOST IN WRECK
OFF COLUMBIA BAR
ASTORIA, Oregon, Jan. 7.
The low storm clouds, blowing
away and the seas subsiding some
what at 1:20 o'clock this afternoon,
Winter pruning should be pushed it ,0lllj ),e rt.eu that there are still
lo ioiii.:t!i..u now as noon ad pon- ,hive lni.u i-iniiiUjS to the rigging of
the lone mast remaining on the tsunk
Kosencrans. Tli.- life havers are still attempting
to shoot a line over the mast so that ;
the breeches buoy might he brought
into use. and the tug OnroiPa is still
' iiiislng in the vicinity.
All the remaining members of the
crew have disappeared with the steel :
tible. I'eai h trw s thould be pruned
bai k tdiarply, cutting out ail super
II nuiia wi.ml and leaving a rather
open Mii'cr. Winter pruning pro-
Mis. W. T 'oli irn returned to iiu.es woml growth, therefore in or
eiid.ile Monday, alter spend in.. a,der to produce u symmetrical tree,
4ay morning from Ivigene.
A. J. McCorkle left Tuesday morn
ing for Portland on a business trip.
Mrs. Margaret 1'elett, of MurphO
left Tuesday afternoon for Hop-!
lands, California. !
Vr. and Mrs. V. A. McCormiik and
baby arrived Monday night from I'o
inona, Cal . to be with Mrs. McCor
nih k'a ' parents, Mr. and Mrs. II. C
Kinney.
sister. Mrs. Inland Tansel, who ar
rlveil here n few ,aH from North San
Juan, California.
K. C. Itobertson has returned from
i ompMiy ; buds. iive your orchards a thorough jjU 0f the tanker. i
'appli.atinii of the lime-sulphur so-1 The men clinging in the riggings of
Tues,a I"""" ' wl'l' ''V ' dormant. I thl, Rogencrans are equipped with!
, i While it is more orderly to prune, iir rrvc, ...,,i in iho uind is;
lirst, before spraving. it Is .some- jahating it is possible that they may j
times advisable to get the spraying be Haved 0ulv the smokestack and I
done while the weather is tine, espe. ! nj.istij ()f the 8leanieI. are visible. !
Lilly if you find you are going to be Tlt, wlt.,.Kl, steamer is six hun
rushed for time. y.lnls f,.m th(. shore ami is in
i una so many aie incjine.i to put th( .mie K,)0t wn,ire the 8teanier
off spraying until the buds have be Uleneral Washington was wrec ked sn)K XK roMms
gun to swell, and thus injure a Kieat 'i.i v....i. Tim Dnoonm ha miip
HOME-MADE
CANDIES
You jshouM usti as niin-Ii cliscretioii in buying
candy as anything else. Always be sure it is pure
and fresh. The way to be sure is to pmvliase same
at the Spa Confectionery. Our candy is made
fresh every day; if we have not what you want tell
us and wo will make it to your order. We make
all our candv and are alwavs at vour service for
the best that is made.
THE SPA CONFECTIONERY
OPPOSITE POST OFFICE.
San I'ram lsi and after n few days'
slay here went to the (Ireeiiback
mine.
PROFESSIONAL GAUDS
M. C. FIND LEY, M. D.
Practice limited to
MIE, EAR, N08B nd " HROAT
OIium fitted and furnlihed.
Oflce boura 9 to 12; 1 to I; ii
by appointment. rLona 62 and
HASH, OREOON.
V. L. DIMMICX.D.M. D.
DENTIST
Corner 6th and 0 atreta
rhone 30S-J.
Crown, Brldgo Work and nillmt
of All Kind, a Specialty.
O'flce hours,
to 12 a. m.; 1 to 6 p. m.
All Work rol lively OuarantMd
GRANTS PASS, OREGON.
0. MAOY, D. M. D.
DENTIST
uoceeaor to DUon Uroa., DeatUta
First-class Work.
101 H Foutb Sixth. Orants Paas, On.
H. D. NORTON
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Practice In all State and Fedora!
Courts. Office, Opera House Block.
0. S. BLANCHARD
r . . ATTORNEY-AT-UAW
t
Practice In all State and Federal
Courts. Hanking A Trust Co. Bldg.
ORANTS PASS, OREOON.
J. D. WURTSBAUGH
Attorney and Counselor at Law
Notary Public In office.
Office In Howard Ulock. Phone bi-J
GRANTS PASS, OREOON.
D. L. JOHNSTON
ASSAYER
North Stairway.
OK A NTS PASS, OREGON.
Rooms 8 und 7, Opera llouie Block.
Klk of lluise llreiks l4'K i
.1. M. Urines, residing at sth and !.
streets, is suffering from a broft"i
leg. received Monday forenoon from !
a kick of one of Amos Smith's horses, I
which he was leading to water. Ors.
Smith and l-'lanagan reduced the frar-1
til re.
Courier Ofllclnl Count) I'upel
Th county court Mondav nfter
noon named the Courier as the offi
cial county paper for the year 1913,
therefore the official publications of
the county will continue to appear In
this paper. The action of the board
was unanimous. The proceedings of
the county court will be published In
both the dally and the weekly Cour
ier, I bus giving the w idest possible
publicity.
nuuiy trees, in many ca.ics killing ev
ery bud on the tiee. The lime-sulphur
spray is a winter spray to be
iusej during the dormant period for
killing San Jose scale, and all other
Insects which are on fruit trees In
. w Inter.
I Ascertain by using a tester, that
the s! ut ion tests 30 per cent
'st length before dilution. Kor spray
ing peaches, roses and ornamental mouth of the Columbia river,
SI It MM: IX POIM I.AM).
The workings of the Drazilian
Shipping pool which controls all ex-
.ports from ports of that country,
I'OKTI.AM). Jan. 7. A drained were taken up first. Sidney Storey
carbolic acid vial clutched tightly in 'of New Orleans, president of the
her hand, the body of llaffle Hennin-! Panama-American Steamship .com
ger, a beautiful young Spokane girl, pany, testified that the Drazilian gov
was found by her brother Henry, hid- Jerninent had encouraged the fornia
den under a dump of brush in the Hon of his company. Ho said the
to the assistance of the Kosencrans
but is unable to get to her owing to
the roughness of the bar.
ASTORIA, Or., Jan. ".According
to advices received by the officials of
the Associated Oil company here,
there is no chance of saving the forty
members of the crew of 'the oil tank
sti'Miner Poeiiern n u v;t1lou'inr in the
' - . . - , . , ,
ending a tnree t ays search lor tne nuceo om oi ousmess
IV Ol'll , (I L III" j
outskirts of the city early today, thus shipping pool had been boycotted nml
shallow waters of I'eacocl
shrubbery, dilute to 1-1 u strength,
which means one part spray to ten
parts water. For spraying applet
and pears, mm- a 1-S strength. What
ever you do, be sure that you have it
strong enough, else your spray will
not have the desired effect.
I wish it were possible to Impress
upon the mind of every fruit grower
the grave necessity of keeping his or
chard absolutely clean of pear blight.
This Is the one disease we really
need to fear In this valley, the only
onv which cannot be controlled or
eradicated by ordinary means once It
gels a good start In our orchards. The
only remedy is the knife, and once it
girl. Miss Henninger, who had been
brought from Spokane for treatment .CAM I'OK.MA MAY CMSK
iat the Waverlv sanitarium here for iMKlliS TO PKIZK I'lCillT
:a nervous disorder, disappeared bun-
'day. morning. She Is believed to have , SACRAMENTO, Jan. ". If
A blizzard is ragi.ig and a sixty-
miles an hour wind prevails.
Mountainous waves are breaking
over the vessel and her foremast and ;day mornin" PHe believed to have , SACRAMENTO. Jan. 7. If the
i.,nt i,,.- a,..-!.- fivim.o hnvu nir...iiiv p u rfliaspd the acid and gone at oik c proposed bill which Senator Drown
to the place where her body was 0f I.os Angeles will introduce in the
found. state senate is adopted, prizefighting
It is believed she took her life dur-in California will be eliminated,
ing a temporary mental aberation. Drown intends to Include. In his bill
been washed away and the vessel is
breaking up. All hope has been giv
en up for those on hoard by the com
pany's agency here.
Heroic efforts are being made by
the Cape Disappointment life saving
irew to shoot the boat a life line, but
the gale dropped the line at every at
tempt before it reached the boat.
The Dosencriins, which was for
merly a federal transport, went
ashore early this morning, while try-
i:aiigelisl Holds Meetings
liev. A. II. Otto. Hie evangelist of
Ashland, has been In the city fur the
luist lew davs and has been speaking
at the Salvation Aruiv hall each even
ing and will continue to speak there
for a few nluhls more. Mr. Otto is
considered one of the brlghest and
most Interesting speakers in the
west and the addresses which he has
liven have been thoroughly enjoyed
by those who have heard them.
I'Kodki) i!Y commhti:i:.
the teeth of a howling gale. She is
wedged Into the end of the spit
w!k re i !:e lie; exposed to the full
brunt of th" storm. Her $t S.000
cargo, consisting of IS, 000 barrets of
crude oil, was awash early.
The rigging to which members of sl existeme of a shippin
II liber l'erfs. s Appeal
Cichhanlt llulier. convicted iu the
police court for having sold liquor
without a license and titled $'jnil. has
perfected bis appeal, and lias tiled
the necessary bond In the amount of i
$.'."iu His bondsmen are P. A. Ie-
lienaiilt and II P. Tracv. Iluber was
grunted license to conduct the saloon ;
in the Observer building, but the evi- :
deuce showed that he sold liquor the
nliilt before the license beennu ef-:
ei live.
peaches the body of the tree, the case ntr t(, negotiate the Columbia bar in
Is hopeless and the tree must be tak
en out. We have few growers In the
county who do not know pear bligli'
and the remedy for It, yet it is amaz
ing how nirebss and indifferent the
avenue orchardman is when it comes
lo keeping his trees free of it. If
every man would carefully patrol his
orchard, see that he lias no holdijver
cases, this disease .could be driven
out of the valley.
Care should be used In pruning
that you do not innoeulate healthy
wood. The best prevention Is to
carry a sponge saturated with corro
sive sublimate, having a strength of
one to one thousand, and use this to
disinfect your knives frequently.
In going over the county I tlnd In
dications are favorable for a large
peach crop. While apple and pear
orchards promise a medium crop in
most parts of the county. And it u
up tn us to make up in quality wh::t
we lack in quantity.
.1. F. 1U UKF
1' f n it Inspector for .losephim
CO.YSl'l, OKNK.KAL NASH li:.l
LONDON, Jim. 7. Paul Cleveland
a provision that no boxing bout shall
be held at which the principals re
ceive compensation.
"I want to divorce the financial end
Nash, I'nited States consul-general at j from boxing altogether," said Drown
Duda-Pest. Hungary, was found dead i today. "Then we shall have clean
today at ('bridge's hotel here. The.hnxlng, without the slugging that
cause of his death is not known. Jnnw attends it. I.os Angeles was ills-
graced by the reports of the McCnrty-
TIH'ST OF SIMPPKDS P.ilzer fight."
WASHINGTON, Jan.
Business men are not
The mer- !m.s who use
i
the
only
letter heads. They
chant marine committee of the house r(, fnr n9C n private correspon
began today hearings to probe the al- !,i,.nr.0. The Courier prints them.
trust. A ,
Hit y le lill'eier ( might
The mvslery surrounding the theft
of rieiu i.1' Coffeiiln ri y's bicyrle was
speedllv dispelled when Chief of Po
lne Mt Lean and bis fune uot on the
scent, for the wheel ahd culprit were
both landed before much time
e'apse.l l r M.I .ean "cot w in," of
the thief from another hobo, tiiolin
that be wa- headed for ledford. so
he had the woub
on l is tour at do
ld.. e he V .Is I'lM'l
it; r. I ( Yti-.t a Me
W It..-.. ., , !
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set'llli' ;i . it,.'
and u .is ' !., ,i'
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anile
In
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list stopped
from w Ii n h
I h is 1 1 ioi ' i -
The till- !
:. .-at. I be
i':te;t.) (if
Co.
nut I pi n Diver
Sanderson Heed, attorney of Port
land, has been in the city the past few
das Mr Heed is I eprescn ing the
interests that have the salmon can
non ut the mouth of the Kogue river,
ami is I'liiit avorin-c to arrange some
!'' tit a. ti.'ii that w ill be approved
!"!' the opellin.; ot tile r I t I' to !(, ni
men lai listing, t! .uiiierv, winch
t' 1 t ' -HI'.- .1.1 ItlVesllK,.;,. of f I I M . -
liav :ug stood idle sun e the tak-
the crew might have clung for safety
is practically all down and there is
not a member of the crew in sight.
The position of the ship is 1.1 miles
northwest of Astoria and additional
life savers tire being rushed .from
thero to Cape Disappointment.
This was the second trip
Roseiicrans to this vicinitv.
known as the "jinx' ship of the As
sociated Oil fleet on account of her
having met a series of mishaps since
belnk taken over by the company. A
few years ago she burned off the Cal
ifornia coast and only her steel hull
remained. On the occasion of her
first trip to Astoria she was buffeted
by storms and los; part of her deck-works
huge number of ship owners and '
agents are here prepared to testify at
the investigation which probably will j
continue for about a month. A spec-1
iLl effort will be made by the investi
gators to discover to what extent
trans-continental railroads control i imps.
MPSINFSM POINT K.R8
nr. Flanagan,
Physician and Surgeon.
J.E. Peterson, PloneerlnsuranceMan.
Rexall Remedies at Clemens, n Vj
u the i over-sea freight and passenger car-
i . . . . ... .
She u triers, ana to wnnt. extent torelgn gov
ernments own or subsidize vessels.
Alfred Letcher, Registered Opto
metrist and Jewe1"'- In Dixon's old
'and. Front at. Eyes tested free.
". A mes
the weather
North Head
Cape Disap-
niiii
. n c
ASTORIA, Or.. .Ian
sane just received by
bureau here from the
weather station near
pi'intineiit, says:
"The Kosencrans sunk. Three men
!clin:;ing to masts. Only masts above
I water."
j The Kosencrans exact position is
ii. Peacock Spit, a mile and a third
s" :t!i ot North Head weather
She is a to'al w reck.
star ion.
. in. 'ii tor s.i !e w .
bib; . d.
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M. C. II. DAY
CONTRACTOR AND HPUDICit
Uenldoti' e a Specialty.
Plans and estimates furnished.
Residence, East A ;'.t. Phono 10! -J
ORANTS PASS. OKKliON.
G.H. HINNS
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SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 7 -The
I'tiicers of the Kosencrans include
Captain L. F. Johnson. First Mate
Thomas Mullens. Chief Engineer Ki
hai'il Ornndell. First Assistant En
gineer .1 Mcpherson and Second As
sis'ant Enuineer Adams
Mrs. M.,,, 1 1 .ut Dead
Man Lli.a'.eth ll.nt died Fri'day
at the home ,. her da filter. Mrs.
I. I'M Fet'tf'ison. 1 I (herblild ,.
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