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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-19
&s&t senmBreia
Die llntsrbaItuns Der Samen bes SpciaIen
TurnpereinS.

Sn anrsesnoer @eiIs berlief geifern
Na9mitta9 Die bon ben Samen Der
Section 9 rss SOeiaIsn Surnoersins,
osfsn @Orfserin 5rau 9arle 1T.
3ablrei8s Beiu6er batten fi9 sinae-
funOsn unO srfreuten f9 Der trtffiia
DEN Tortrd9e.
6srr @lsm. 8cnnegut ir. unterbielt
Die 3ubbrsr nit bor3tislid gefpieiisn
pinnosSOli. 5ruu 8. Bad uno Srl.
auguiia &sntit9 gaben @sfangsuOr.
fridge. bic ben Seifal, Der osnielben
ipurbe, pobl osroienten.
Die Srdulsin Spabr liefertsn TN
3uinmmsnipisi (8ioline uno piana)
tti4tiee 2eiitunsen uno SRI. Omsns
trug elm bhbides 9ieo Dor.
gsi buftenbsm 9nffet unb uiiraieem
SUDDEN tpurben Johann nod einige an.
regsnos Stunoen oerbra9t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-19
Storm bat rsIsnirt.

Daniel 6. etorm. SstretGr oes
Staatss Snoiana bat Wunta9 Wurssn
IN einem tursen Brisfe Dem 8ouberneur
6lnlp IsiRe RsFgnatiOu singsrsi9t.
9ieisIbe piro nit benz /. april 1906
in Qrnft trster.
Storm, Der 8oubsrnsur uno @ens=
raIsAnunlt Wiler batten cine furae
GOnfersu3; i'm 8erlaufs oerielben iibers
eab Der Staats.Setrstdr feline i5rift,
li9s Rtidtritts.g s.grtldrung.
Die ginberufung elmer grtrasSis.
uns Der 2egislatur. gu wel4er bic
etormssIn9sleeenbsit Der 5auptsGn'
IaB mar, tuirb nun ieosnfals ni6t era
folgen.
@OuDerneur 9anlp bsbauptet, Storm
f9uloe Der Gtaatss2nfIe $4,000; boz
9sgsn Bat Storms an 9s6alt $525O 81
foroern.
4lieitig sufrieosniislsnoe arrange-
msnts in Der finausielsn Settle Der Nn=
gs!sgsntsit ueroen gsma6t weroen
mthsn, bebor bic &eiignation oes
tantss5scrstdrs nngsnommsn tueroen
Tam.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-19
Silr eia SetsnticmB=0ass.

Sn Der an SOnntag Nadmitta9 i'm
SsniIor 5otsf ifattasba5tsn 0eriamm.
lung elmer 4nsahi prominenter Burger
purbe elm @omite bon fieben ernannt,
um elm pafsnbss 9ebdnoe gu finben,
in BEN &dumli6tsitsn ftir ben aufents
balt BON 9inbsrn, psl9e nit ben
Strafgeisben in ir9enb elmer Weiie in
@Onfiet geraibsn fino big our abur.
t5eilung i5res Galss i'm 9inberssri9t
eingeri9tet wsrosn t6nnen.
Sas @omits beftebt aus ben Serren
Garrett 8. Sbober, @barles gD.
Worres, girsil o. 2odmoob. Sobn
Mc@rsgor, 8hreermsifier Bootwaltsr
uno Den Samen 8. s. Safer unb SObn
9. CLAM. 9isiss gen,ite lou ieinsn
Bsri1t in elmer usiteren 8erfammlun9
TIM DENTON 6otel am Sonntag ben A !.
Wdr3 porlsoen.
Sns @eisb i9rsibt bor. baB 2inber
nit erpa&isnsn 8efangenen ni&t in
Serh6rung tOmmsn barfen unb od tn
9ieRgen pOlissi. unogountp. .8efdngnib
bic MISUNDERSTANDING ni6t gut bur4'
iufh6ren III, fam bic Bewegung aal
@tnri9tuns elm ss beionberen Seten'
ticn.Sauiss auf Bstreibsn bes poli3ei'
@hsfs WsBger unb Ri4ters Stub,
bonn 9inoer9sri9t in Glub.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-19
Gleinss WaS6ea erfidt
8eim @enuiie pon gednats.

Selene, bas babiGe S.idbriae S64=
tsr6en BON Charles Slingsr. 933 On
Murris Strabs, erfiidte aeffern Inds
mittus beim @Hsn bon psanuts. ebe
ibr dr3tli&er Bsifano seleiifet weroen
tonnte. Sas &ino bate nit befem
appstit cine ansabl Der gltfe ber3ebrt,
als cine osrielben i'm 6alfe ifedsn
blieb. Die gltern bsfanoen fi4 CUR
3sit in anosrsn Simmer uno bemert-
ten srff Die @sfabr in Gle i6r 2iebling
fausbte, als isoe 6ilfelsifung gu ipdt
mar.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-19
sbsrrid =Ssrbanolaas bsrtast.

@sgen Der 4btpsisnheit oes gertbei'
Siesrs aooiIOn 8. 9arris muBte Die
auf Wontag MDrssn fefssisst ssmeisne
0srbanbluns i'm Sriuinalgeri4t 9s9en
ben frlberen Gtaats'aubitor Sapto
6. Sberrif pieber berlsst tueroen.
anpali 6nrris III in etnem proceB
In Bloomington bef4dftigt.
Sis 0erhanolung iif nunmebr auf
ndhRsn Snmfae fefasiest.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-19

Der Sergeant pauliea bradse ges
fern ben 56.idhrieen George BON.
mon. AZ Sub @apitol Mpe. uubnbaft,
5ur poliseifiation, ueil er f& sisaos
auf Der StrnBs teruutrieb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-19
Strabeui9tloer mno 6ansnnm=
tlltrtt.

Die Beh6rbe fur 6Hsntli9s Nrbeiten
icllte enblid oie Nnbringung bon 6tra.
benfdilbern far bic 0srfebrsabern tpie
nberbaupt fir ots Straken Snoiana.
polls anorbnen. Cine auf 8efeitigung
oieies llsbelftanoss sislenbe 8srbefss
rung uurbe bon Der lebten fdotif9ei
Aominiftrati,n berna9ldifet nnb ber.
uria9te ni2t nur FIR ben Grembsn,
fonoern felbif mitunter far @tnbeimis
i9e unaufb6rli9e gerpirruns, Osren
@noe abfolut ni1t ab3uieben iif. Die
| liebigs 8eb6rbe ioQ.e baber bic Nngele=
genbeit fofort in bic 6ano nebmen.
Warum eigentli4 feine StraBenidiloer
ooer In ungenhaenoer 3abl augebra4t
fnb, ift unsrtldrlit. gs wuros
i4limm genug fein, tuenn Elm lSturm
pl6Bli& SnoianapOlis beimsefudt uno
ole bic etrabeni9ilber ssrf6rt bdtte,
bic bsm Wanberer bic Namsn Der
AOenues uno StraBen an3sissn. Ga
aber bies ni9t Der ssau III, oa tein 1n'
9lfd ir9snb tpel&er Mrt fur ben Ser.
luf Der S4iloer berantwortlt9 su
MAIDEN 1T, bot man es nur nit Nad-
ldifgfeit 3u tbun unb Ha9ldiiigteit III
es, bab man 6remben erIaubt, in benz
2abprintb unbsnannter Strabsn Der
um3uirren unb na9 unnumerirten
1duIeru su fuden.
Was bie Numerierung bon 6duiern
anbetrifft. 10 m6gen oieielben In ben
meiffen Gdlen ia Nummern tragen,
absr bic Nummern finb ni9t INNER
auf ben erften. glid Su ertennen unb
eine ni9t auf ben BIid erfennbare unb
lesbars Strabennummer bat fur ben-
ieniaen, Der Re fu4t, abfoIut feinen
@ertb. Ser beiprraensn Ingslsgen'
beit, fur bic mir bier eins 2anae einle-
gen. bat man bisber tpsnig geadtunQ
gesollt, trpbbem biefelbe Elm Bsbrrfnis
iif. benz @ednune getragen tperben
iollte. Ausenblidli& iinb in Der Stab
Snbianapclis faum Elm babies Sauienb
lesbare Strabeni9ilber borbanoen. Sn
einisen Sbeilen Der SooFsr Stabt bai
man au9 nie ben 8erfu9 baau se.
ma9t. Wan mag einen 8lod mad
benz anosren paifren, man mag In bie.
len Stabttbeilen nod StraBenf1ilbern
fu9en fppiel tpie man mic, bie Mhbs
miro bsrsebli6 iein, Der Su6enbe fann
mad ldngem Suden niGt wiRen, Of
er Fh In Der aefu9ten Strabs obe,
Mbenus befinoet, bic isin 3isI 1T, wenn
ibm t,i9t ein 0oriiber9ebenber ober BIZ
fets au Musfunft germ bereite beiligt
Sermanbab &atb ertbeilt. SpI6e ee.
treuen gdarbts limb au4 niat INNER
our 9ano, es bleibt oem Jremben sa.
nal In ben Yorfdbten ni9ts anberes
tbrig als bon einem 9aufe In bas au'
bere 3u eeben unb fid ba bic esfudt'
gustunft 3u bolsn. Sinb bic 3ufdno'
f9on f9limm eenug am Sage. 10 ipot
ten fs Bel gla9t isbsr Bsi&reibung.
Man oente fia cine fb6ne CONNER.
na&t. Der 8ldtterualb Der Sdume,
bic Ra Dor ben Sduiern befinben. ent'
3tebt Sisielben sdn3li4 ben Sliden be!
6remben, unm6sli9 wtro es ibm Der
Wamen Der Strabe oS@ Mbenue obei
gar bic Strabennummer 3u entoeden
Die G9ilber iollten 10 angebra9
msrben, bob Der S1sin Der an Der
StraBeneden beRnbIiGsn slsttrii4er
8osst,Iaupen 10 auf bie e9iloer fdut
baB man biefslben pbne e9pieri9fei
leien f0nnte, einerlei Oh man gebt ooe1
fdbrt unb bonn mhbte bie anbrin9unl
au& 70 gei&eben bab mon bic Sdiloe'
aud Bet 3a9esli&t bemerfen fann. obn'
mad osnieIben Iange iu&en 3u maRen
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-19

Wuneie, 18. 5sbr. Ser Ns.
ger Otto .globe" Nitaeu puroe gs.
fern bon Deteetib 5. W. 6let&er In
@in&efer berbaftet. Wit&ea foQ In
Der @egenb bie groben 0tibnerbieb'
ffdble Der 1ebten Sabre beriibt baben.
gs uirb bebauptet. baB Der Dieb Grei.
tae Na4t In Der N6bs bon Mnberion
100 9thner bon 6armen geitpbleu
bat, ga
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-19
Yerional= =Noti3.

Srau 5riebri9 8 3mider,
pel4e lebte Wo4e i'm ct. Wineent
9oipital operirt wurbs, befinbet E9
nun auf oem @ese Der 8efsrune.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-19
Gptscoxota Weretm.

%. tdbrItdJer WaSfenbau
oeS Gottesroia xseretmS atit
9temttag, ben 20. SSebrmar,
tn oer 0erntattta Gaae.
Gtmtrttt: Gerr mno 9atse
soc; Grtra 0atttett 25e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-19

Oeutf4er pioniersWeret n.
Der Ssuti9s pionisr Yerein belt
aefern Na6mittae i'm anialuB on
feline rsgelmdbise 8srfammlung, in
Der nur &outines @ei6dite erlsbiet wur-
ben, isin 26 Sabrssfsf ab.
Sin In ieiner Surdfhbrune 10 edit
osuii6ss 6sff III wObl islteu in ben
3dumen Der @srmaniasSale 9sieben
uoroen. au9 niht Der leiiefte WiBton
iibrts aafelbe. Su henen Sdaarsn
uaren bic Mitslisbsr nit ibren 6rauen
iopis aud bic Wittpen beriforbener
Witelisbsr eri9iensn. um In gemttbs
lidsr untsrbultuns uno bel benz Aus
b6rsn bsimatblider Wslooien oas Nm
bsnfsn on ldnsif oeraangene Sage NOD
einmnl pisosr wa6;urufen. Sinh ar6
FIR 9lne bic bamaliqen Sorgen.
SGwisrieteiten unb @efa6ren ldneH
elm ii6erpunbener Stnnbpuntt, 10 TT
es bod Elm gsbfrfnib fur ben meni6r
li6en Character fi6 bon 3sit su 3eit
einmal misber nit @lsihssRnnten auss
3uiprsdsn uno in biiieritibeu @rinne.
runqen au f4tuel9eft.
Sa3u NOR Damn 9efern bolauf 8s'
Ieeenbeit.
Sn fsrnisen. gu 6sr3sn ssbenben
Worten bserhBte Or. prdHoent S6ras
Der Die 0eriammeltsn uno gab einen
tur3en &hdblid iibsr bas lebts 8ss
f&dftsiabr. @r CAB bann bas 3sidsn
gum grbeben bon ihrsn Siben fhr bic
Witalieber uno Ssrr pstsr 2iebr bsrlas
oarauf bic Site Der i'm lebten Sabre
Yeriforbensn:
Spbn @osrnsr am 80 Sanuar.
@bas. aabl am % 5ebruar.
6enrp &istmeper am IL. 'Rai.
@onrab SeeB am TO- Stunt.
9ouis u. &utb ON 20. Suni.
pauI pfafffin am 1. September.
Yeter 2reis am Is. September.
Senrp gaper am 6. DECEMBER.
Sermann Weinbsrgsr am IA. De-
3ember.
Seit benz ge'teben bes Yereins fino
oemielbsn I'm @anssn 153 Witgliebsr
Our& Bob berlOren seganaen.
Nad @rlsoisuna oes srnHen 8hsiles
trot bic @smhtblidteit In ibre &edte
uno man amfftrts Rd prd&tig. Die
actiben oes 2isoertran; parsn bo0s
3dblig cri&ienen uno trugen our& ben
8ortrae ibrer tuie INNER in gebiegsner
Weiie 3u 8eb6r gebradtsn 2isber nidt
tpeni9 CUR unterbultrns Der Seittheil.
nehmer bel.
Serr @urt 2orn belt bur9 einiae In
ausgeasidnster Weiie Disoergegebsne
foniiae 8ortrdse Die 2a9mustsln Der
3ub6rsr in ftstsr gemegung; er mubts
| Ii1 wisoerbOlt 5u 3u9aben berffsbsn.
9onnernber 8sifan mar iein poblper.
bisnter 2o5n.
Die Serren Sulius Bui1or unh
Srbn 3. Sod bradten Elm Dustt 3u
@eb6r, peldes einen pabren Beifalls-
fturm entfefelte; au9 fie muBten nod
einise anoere 2ieoer fineen, ebe bas
publitum bOa befriebist mar.
6tr einen ausseaeidneten Sropfen
uno einen guteu Smbib mar in es
niieenoer Weifs Sorge gstraesn uni
psrlief oas sanse Gef biz gum @nos In
| idbnitsr Sarmouie.
Sas @ontite. tpelGes bic Nrranqe.
u,ents In 6dnosn bate. tuurbe burt
bic folgenoen berren gebiloet:
Wm. 6. @eilanb, gbas. 8. Wat.
tsrmann. W. &Obinius. 5beobo,
2i.br, pbilipp @raif. pster e&eib,
@arl &ees. Claus aabl. Sreo. Gdra.
Der unb gbas. s. s@miot.
Serman ns=S S6hne.
Die esffrise 0eriammlunq Der @be.
rusfsr 2ose oes beuti&en Oroens be,
Sermanns S6bne in Der @olumbit
6ans mar iebr gut beiu9t. Gin aeue!
Mitslieb, Ssrr GriB @orib, murb
aufssnOmmen unb. ein Ranbioat, Ger
SEQ 2e9ner, wurbe aur MitglisbI&af
porgeialasen. Sas Wergnhsungs
gomite, tpel&es bic arrangements fii
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-19

~'@au&t bic Tish ! Mingo.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-19

Die ssffrise 0eriammlune Der @be.
rustsr 2o9e oes beutf&en Oroens Der
Sermanns S6bne in Der Columbia
6ale war iebr gut beiudt. Gin aeues
Mitslisb, 9err GriB Sorts, murbe
aufgsnommen unb. ein Ranbibat, 6err
SEQ 9e9ner, tpuroe aur MitsliebI&aft
porgei8lasen. Sas Wergnhsungs'
gomits, mel&es bic arrangements fiir
ben lsbtsn Splpefer'Bau in Sdnosn
bate, leste ieinen e&lubberi&t Dor.
nod mel9em eiu f&6ner llsbsri9ub fii,
oie DersinsfaRe eraielf tpurbe.
Sm llsbrigsn famen suur Routius
@ei&dfte sur grIebisung.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-19

Q ottIteb Geutbarbt,
Die gtuihrbls9e 9de,"
9de Hoble unb Dtartet Str.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1906-07-27
ANOTHER RURAL
MAIL ROUTE
Inspector Looks Over Route That
Is to Cover Valley Below
Grants Pass.

There is reasonable certainty that
Grants Pass will soon have the sec.
ond rural free delivery mail route.
This new route was petitioned for
some time ago and last week O. H.
Clements, inspector of rural mail
routes for the Pacific Coast made an
examination of the roads over which
the carrier would drive and an esti
mate Of the numcber Of patrons to be
served Postmaster O. E. Harmon
OF this city accompanied Inspector
Clements on the trip and while the
latter made no statement an to its
opinion of the route yet Mr.. Harmon
THINKS that he will make a favorable
report to the postoffioe department
and that the route will be established
The service will be inaugurated proba.
bly, BY September. So soon as the
route is approved then Inspectr
Clements will hold an examination in
Grants Pass to select carrier and a
substitute carrier. The salary will be-
$50 a month and the carrier will
furnish his team and vehicle.
This new route will leave Grants
Pass by what is nown as the hill
road along the Dorth bank of Rogue
river down which valley it will run
to the new ferry established on
Rogue river near the mouth of Shan
creek. There the route will cross the
river and 60 up the Rogue river to the
mouth OF the Aplegate and thence up
the latter valley to the wilderville
bridge where 1t will cross the Apple.
gate river At this point the route
will leave the stage road and come to
Grants Pass by the Jerome Prairie
road. The total distance will be 80
miles and the road is fairly good
one for Josephine county. There will
be about 1876 families to get their
mail by this route and its establish.
ment will be a great benefit to a
large and growing farm community az
well as to the business men of Grants
Psss.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1906-07-27

struck In the Pellett well E. K. An
derson made contract with the drill
ers to put down a well on his farm,
which adjoins that of Mr.. Pellstt.
Good progress is being made and it is
expected to have the well to the 800
foot level, the depth at which water
was struck in the Pellett, orchard.
within the next month. l.. b.
Warner. who has farm mile west
of Medford, on the Jacksonville road,
has made contract with the drill
men to sink well on his place as
soon as they have the one completed
at the Anderson place. Several other
large farmers and orc hardists of Jack.
son county are planning to have
wells drilled in the expectation of
securing an artesiau flow of water.
Medford having both an inferior. and
limited supply of water number of
the citizens of that place are consid-
ering the advisability of forming d
company to put down a we'll in the
hope of securing an adequate and
pure supply of water for the town.
Both Central Point and Jacksonville
are considering the proposition of
making an effort to secure artesisn
water. At Jacksonville it is proposed
that the town stand the cost of sink
ing the we'll. If flow. of water is
secured it will be used instead of the
present very limited supply from
jackson creek of giving q service to
all parts Of the town. Those favoring
the town claim that it would be very
profitable investment to Jacksonville,
for If artesian water should be Sc
cured it would lead to large number
of other wells being sunk in that sec-
ton for irrigation purposes that would
greatly stimulate fruit raising and
farming and thereby increase the
trade that would come to the town.
The Opp mine now running but half
OF its 20 stamps for lack of water
would then be encouraged to try for q
supply of artesian water.
There is a probability that an ar
tesian flow of water could be had in
and about Grants Pass for the geologi-
cal formation Of this section of Rogue
River Valley and the slope from the
Cascade and Siskiyou mountains is
the same here as it is about that part
Of the Valley around Talent. The
pro position is being considered by a
number of citizens of this city as
well as several big farmers and it is
likely that a we'll will be sunk this
Fall to demonstrate if flowing well
can be had or not.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1906-07-27
ENLARGED EQUIPMENT
FOR DEEP GRAVEL MINE
This Famous Placer to Have
Addition al Pipe-Past Season
Profitable One.

j. W. Winner. manager of the Deep
Gravel Mines, one Of the big placers
near Waldo, was in Grants Pass Mon
day. Mr.. Winner stated they fur
nished their cleanup two weeks ago
and it yielded sufficient gold, which
with what they heretofore secured
to make their seasons run quite
profitable.
Manager Winner has begun work
putting the mine in shape for next
seasons work. He now has q fcrcs
of men moving the elevator that lifts
the tailings to the large race that
carries them to the dump. As 1t Il
from 80 to 70 feet to bedrock and this
elevator is one Of the most powerful
in a mine in Southern Oregon, but
80 successfully does 1t do its work
that II keeps the mine clear and the
boulders and gravel are shot out Of II
by the terrific force of the water a.
though mere paper balls. Owing to
this mine being located on the low
bottom adjacent to the Illinois river
the handling Of the tailings by gray.
ity could not be accomplished so it was
necessary to install powerful hy-
draulic elevator. Heretofore the en-.
tire banks have been cut down by the
giants in the mine. neoessitating tho
lifting Of vast quantities Of earth and
gravel to race to carry it to the dump.
Where they will pipe this next year
the upper 80 feet Of the bank will b
above the race so that IL would b
possible to use surface pipe aud cut
off the top section Of bank and drive
it direct to dump. That would leave
only 30 to 40 feet Of the lower section
to be handled BY the elevator. NE
Winner has not decided on the In.
stallation Of 70 surface pipe to lessen
the work for the elevation but may
do 90. The Deep Gravel mine has one
Of the largest and most constant water
supplies Of any placer in Southern
Oregon. Two large bitches bringing in
the water from the Illinois river and
as this stream heads In the Siskiyou
mountains the snow keeps up steady
flow Of water until late in the season.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1906-07-27
Better Fruit"

The Courier has received copy OF
Better Fruit, the latest venture in
Oregon journalism. 1t is published
at Hood River and is devoted strictly
to the fruit industry, being in the
fullest sense a technical publication
that will deal with every phase OF
the fruit business from the growing
of the nursery stock to the marketing
of the fruit. It's publishers are E. H.
Shepard and E. A. Franz both Hood
River fruit growers. Mr.. Shepard is
manager and secretary of the Hood
River Fruit Growers Union and is a
recognized authority in Oregon on
all questions pertaining to growing
and marketing fruit. Mr.. Franz is a
practical newspaper man and for
several years past was one of the
most successful growers of famous
Hood River.
The publishers plan to represent
every section of the Northwest and
to have contributors from all the fruit
districts to furnish articles that will
be of general interest. The paper
will be illustrated with views per-
tanning to the fruit industry. the first
number containing a large number of
fine half-tone pictures. The subscrip-
tion price is but 81 and as the paper
will be practically a text book of re-
liable instruction in the raising and
marketing Of fruit every grower
should take it. Send dime for a
sample copy aud see if it is not the
best paper published dealing with
the fruit industry of the Northwes
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1906-07-27

charges would be placed in home
that would be comfortable and where
they would have an incentive to work
and thereby contribute very materially
toward lessening the expense Of their
keep. This undertaking of Judge
Jewell will be heartily commended
BY the taxpayers of Josephine county
for it is practical economy in county
finance that win suit every property
owner.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1906-07-27

Y M. T. Utley aud J. Harper are put
ting new roof on the Tufts block.
The former roof was Of galvanized
iron but the hot weather each Sum-
mer 80 expanded the iron as to break
the solder in the seams and cause the
roof to leak. The new roof is Of
paper painted and sanded.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1906-07-27

Fine commercial printing at the
Courier Office.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-10-01
Local Weather Report. New Haven, Sept. 30.
Brief Mention.

High water to-day, 1922 a. m.
 The democratic congressional conven- tion for the second district to nominate a candidate to run again Congressman Sperry has been called for next Satur- day and will meet in the city hall in Waterbury at 1:S0 p. m.
 The democratic probate convention will be held on Monday, October 8, at ii o'clock in the town hall at West Haven. E. J. Maher, Isaac Wolfe and Edwin S. Thomas met Saturday and de- cided on the place and date.
 Engineer A. William sperry, who is : in charge of the construction of the Consolidated Street Railway company's new trolley line from Branford to Stony Creek. says that the line is so far ad- vanced that it is probable that the road will be ready for the opening of travel to Indian Neck some time this fall. From Indian Neck the trolley line is to pass through Pine Orchard to Stony Creek and thence to Flying Point. That section of the line from Indian Neck to Stony Creek will not be finished until next summer.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-10-01
MAwsTm MooR1sH BAZAAR.
Ladies Aid Event at Armory Opens
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Ladies Aid Event at Armory Opens
 Next Monday Evening.
 The great Mawsim Moorish bazaar to be given at the Second Regiment arm ory by the Ladies Aid society in aid of the day nurseries will begin just one week from to-day and last during the entire week The bazaar will open at o'clock Monday evening and beginning Tuesday will be open from 3 until Il D, m. Saturday the opening hour will be Il in the morning, with the closing hour the same as before. There will be music every evening, with concerts on Wednesday and Saturday afternoons, There will be procession of the vari- ous managers of booths, in costume; a beautiful electrical display; suppers every evening, beginning on Wednes- day. glass-blowers and various other attractions, besides the numerous artis- tic booths.
 The prices of admission have been set at 25 cents for grown people and 15 cents for children. Further announce ments will be made in this paper each day. t
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-10-01
YALE'S ANNUAL RUSH.
Juniors Score Complete Victory, Win
 ming in All of the Three Clossos

Juniors Score Complete Victory, Win
 hing in All of the Three Classes
 The annual Sheffield rush and wrest- ling contests between the sophomores and juniors took place Saturday night. As is usual on such occasions, the stu- dents were out in full force. The sen iors, dressed in fantastic costumes which embraced nearly every national ity and people on the earth, started the ball rolling when they marched away in professional order from the campus at 7:3O and paraded about the city until long after midnight. The large onen lot on Gamer street, near Whitney avenue, was the scene of the combats The three contests, light, middle and heavyweight were all won by the iun- iors, who were jubilant over their great victory.
 After the contest the crowds made for the city, where they made the streets lively until midnight. Only one man was arrested during the evening and that for a trivial offense of attempting to pull down trolley from the wire.