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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-07-12
SRA Mfarpffu me6beles ii61te l1of

IRA Marpffo meboeles ii0lte lge>
at Den meget omtolte maroffan1fe
Sprbrer &oii1li, Ser / lpngere 81
bar leoet Ell Spltan6 moo @ultanen
og t @trfeligbeoen beiio0er o6lftlli9
mere Mogt I 2on0et ems 0enl1e, nh
Zig bor fonget Ell ifotf officer, Cir
&enrp Mc9ean> Ser CT / @ultoneus
Sleneite iom @perl tfomQn0eren6e
ODER Spren. ~&oi0" Mc2eon, lom
bans officielle Sitel CT, bar fripilligt
rejlt til &aiiults 2ejr for at UNDER,
5on0le me6 bom ON 8etinaellerne
for at oenne iful6e ita16ie Opreret,
n1e11 &otiuli tilbagebol6t bom iom
@tolel for EN- ltor 2plell1m>co. $780,
900, bporbos fan f%orla11ger at blipe
uonep1t til Gbef for 2an6ets &oli=
ttnglen og @upernpr ODER @pe11
Sal1gier og &robinlen @obr. Ser
frpgtes fife for, at Mc2ean ifol li0e
Sperloit / &oiiulis @en0er> men
BET bentes iiffert, at 5ultQ11en bliber
n6ologet til at gaa ino poa Sor6rin=
ger11e. Mc2ean bor bnret britilf OF
ficer I mango Mor, fdr fan gift / Mo=
roffanif Sie1eite. San ct gooet oper
til M}l1bame0anisme1 og er blepet
fnloitenoig Maroffaner, ligeiom fan
bor erbberpet Jig en flor 6ormue /
Moroffo og far en- oorlig 2en al
$35>O0O.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-07-12
Sapam % 9lmertfa. 9

SuPuH D9 Nlttertt4. ser Outtel
ltooig npe &pgter op ON en- tilitun:
oenoe @rig mellem Sopon og Sc Tor.
@tater. &%prii6ent &ooiepelt bor np.
Zig gipet Sr6re ill., at en- flor Gel al
Den amerifanife Neutrality-suspicious.
ifal oberf6res til @tilletabet fps ON
Sap Sorn, og bette bliber paa mange
Ste6er baa0e / Sn6, og l16lan0 to-
get iom ct @ariel ON &rig, ifignt Der
Inlet officielt foreligger ON, at 0ette
@friot er taget al @enipn til Sor.
Doloet til Sapan. S l16lan6ets 6iplo'
matiife &re6ie far 6enne Slaa6eope>
ration baft megen Spmerfiombeo>
o4 ira Gre6sfonferencen / &aag er
ser enoog fremtommet en- @lags
&%roteit. Ser er en6bt6ere fremfom=
met &pgter ON, at Sc Gor. Stater
bar aabnet 1n6erhanol;nqer me6
Werico ONT @igbet al en- nieget ptgttg
naturltg @abn paa Meore @al;for,
Mos &pit, MQgoalena 8ugten, ser
bil6e blibe brugt iom 8aiis for Gloo.
6eoperationer / @tillebabet. S Sc al.
Ter fi6ite Doge er ser tillige opitaaet
@pgter ON, at Sapan bill negte at
fornp &onoelstraftaten me6 6e Sor.
@tater / 1911, bbis 6isie faitbol6er
&rabet ON @et til at u6eluffe iapa-
neiife &oolier fra Mogang til 9ta-
terne.
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Mfifaffclic al &rig.

Ser fumes at Derlfe Ell ulifferbeo
/ Sorltaoeli e1 al @nog &onfereni ems
egenlige Spgope, bbilfet er foritaoe.
ltgt moi, efteroi Ser ilet i1gen Define
ret Spgope foreligger. Sen offen=
ltge Menil1g gaar tpoeligt nof / &et>
ming al, at &rig felt bdr %afifaffes.
&rig 1trioer / SEN @rao mos al1e
mer11eifelige og folfelige SSrteresi CT,
at ser i1tet fll6t gploigt Soripar fan
fremfares for Sen, ielp ON SEN fgres
/ Sen mil0eit ml1lige 6orm. Ilt bba0
ser fan le0e til en en0elig og fulo=
ltp11oig Spgipelie al &rtg fan pea
Sorboa10 bore iiffer paa @tdtte bos
@efolfningen / olle Mationer. 9ette
r1oo 0erfor bore SpgaDen og gn0e=
maalet, ielp ON Set life er uotrDffe=
ligt u0tolt. Sbi at &rig er ct Sn0e
in0rpmmes al alle, og ct 0n0e tilin=
tetgipres fife beo at ser Iappes poa
Set, set moa ripes op me6 &o6e.
&rig ct / Jig ielp umennelfelig, %
aft bpa0 ser iigter efter at gipre oel1
mere m%enneifelig eno Sen bi6til bar
bpret piI 6erfor bi6roue til at un6er=
grobe &rigsprincipet og tiene til at
umuliggigre Set. Mlr bbao Ser goar
/ mo6iat &etning bil opretbol6e &ri=
gen. Maar ser fra amerifanf @t6e
laole6es forellaaes> at UNDER en- &rig
mellem to Mattoner ffal priDat Gier=
6om paa @een, 6og ielpfdlgelig meo
un6tagelie at &ontrebanoe> bore
fre0bellig, 6a er Bette a%abenbart ct
@fri6t benimo6 &rigens en6eltge Mi=
ifaffelie. Smo6 Bette SorIlag ino=
ben6es fra rusiif SIDE, at Sno>
lfrpnfninger at Sen Mrt btl6e fun
tjene til at gigre &rige mere bpppige,
i6et Sc pribate Snteresi er 6a fife bill
Sc blipe berprte al 6em og oerfor fife
i%nteresiere0e / at bjelpe til at az
bprge Dem. Set er &rigs1pit I St1~
bin6elle meo 2pit til &lpnoring ser
taller giennem Bette Mrgument.
gnfelte uGagfpn6ige" bill bepoe.
at set eneite Mi66el moo &rtg er at
looe SEN gjgre fig ielp umulig. so
mere roo og rmenneifelig Sen bliber,
Ges inarere n1aa SEN opbGre. 9ette
borboriife @eionnement beboes lige<
leoes fra rnsiiif SIDE. Sen logiife
Tglge al 6ette bill bore, at &rig
fgr1t opbgrer, naar @ennei febeoen
far u6rp60et Jig ielp, tbi ioa 1enge
&rig er tillo6t oil ct fraftigt &rigs=
mio6el blipe aflg1t al ct en6n1 fraf<
tigere.
&rig fan life bentes %afifaffet be6
ct International 2obbn6. Men
&rtgsre6llerne fan formtn6ifes be0
ct iao6ont> og Bette tyr bentes at
blibe set iifreite Mi66el ill., at &rig
efterboan6en bltber ijel6nere og
li6t efter list 66r Bort al Jig ielp.
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cano og Bp.
So sioer at banif 2ip.

Ser Tan ingen &bibl bore ON, at
BET 8eteg, iom omtr. 20 at @ng.
lambs opgtigite Sournaliiter, @epre,
lertanter for 6e melt n6bre6te en-
gelife 9ugbla6e, / Stunt Maane6 af>
lagoe I 9anmarf / en- l1geS Eio, bill
1ette Srngt | ct ngiere &ienoifab til
BET oonife Solf bos @nglenoerne.
@lelterne blep ganife biit / Sen @ro6
helpilte og beorl1fne og fetereoe al
oereS Serter, 6en 6anife Sournolilt=
forening, at Sc far let bba6 6e fit 1e
gjennem en- Seittaage. Men o6lfil=
lige al Sem bar 6og babt @pne til
at. looe 0eres lforpe 8Iif giennem-
trgrge 6en11e og / Sc faa Doge 6on=
net Jig ct ret paali6eligt @fipn ober
0onif 6olfelib. @ooleoes ifriper en-
al oent, @rtbur Crime i uDorf.
1btre Eoit" felgen6e trpffen6e Gam
menitilling al Sorbol0ene u6e i
2on0et og / @obeoita6en:
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Jo6n D. 1oc6eteGer.
Gn ltpli9 Sa9t efter Oliefon9en.


6enne Sis 0reiet paa @tegeipio0et og
tegpnoer at antage Sen imuffe bru=
ne Garpe> ser antp6er at Set er tie11=
ligt til at ierbere for 9omltolene.
Ser er ingen &ruit / Sc Sorene6e
@tater, ser / Sen GRAB iom Stan6-
or6 Oil far formaaet at bol6e fine
Geie ifiulte og as %bemmelige &ano-
Ter at gribe in6 / olle mulige Creme
al @rbberbslibet. Sperfla0ilf Jet er
set fun @tan6ar6 Sl Company Of
Seem SerieD> og ale Sc an6re Die
fompagnier / andre @tater er naf=
bengige af set. Men ser foreligger
nj offenlig Silitaoelie for, at Seem
Seriep &ompagniet, bba6 Ser forpb=
rigt lenge bar beret en- offenlig
&emmeligbeo, er Set fontrolleren6e,
og at Set ejer &ope6maslen al Mfti=
erie / T. CTS. Sn0tana &ompogniet
og / Union Sanf Cine.
MetSiagen for Sbertr96ell lie al
Sruitlobene og &obatlob9ipningen
moo Sn0tana Gtan0ar0 81 60. bar
/ lengere Sit goaet for Jig / limited
5tates @et / Chicago UNDER 9ommer
2onois. 6or at opnoa ful6 &lorbeo
oper neutrality-suspicious., Seem
Seriep &ompagniets> Stilling til ST.
Diana &ompagniet> bar set imi0ler=
tbs n%g0pen0igt at fon @i6nesbDr6
fremlogt I &etten al &ope0forporo-
tionens Gm6e6smn116, gonife ier=
ligt oens FrGii0ent, Sobn 9. &ocfe=
feller. @i0lte ltge gift Mrbej6et Ser
for iprltgt l16 paa at foa 6isie Mpno
inofal0te lom &t6ner. 9ette bite
Jig tmi0lerti0 at me6fpre betD6elige
&onifeligbe0er for Stockholders &eo=
fomlnenoe. &on far olti6 nnret Ell
his Mfltp for at optre6e iom &i0ne
/ Hetten og bor oltt6 i99t at un6=
crage Jig Bette. Soale0es ogiaa MI.
observation-disclosures g%iennemlggte 9it=
lioterne for at forfpn6e Stabning for
ham, men f9rit Gorsoags lDffeoes
set cit Sberiff at fi1oe bam poa bans
SpigerignS 2an0eien6m / @asio=
.cbusetts. !San mootog @tepningen.
c9 t 26roogs mp6te fan / &etslofo=
let Chicago og f%ortalte bba6 bau
paalto0 at ci6e ON Stan6or6 Oil 60.
9bao ban funoe eIIer bil6e me66ele
bar fife meget. Men Sc an6re @m-
beosmen6 fompIettereoe bans @i6-
1lesbpro me6 beroifuloe 9plpsnin-
ger> Der tpoeliggi6r, at Stan6ar6
Oil 60. at Seem Seriep er @ielen I
SlietrlIten boor 2anoet Sen ioa
eriper Gorretning og UNDER bbilfet
iom belit @abn.
9ette bar bba6 0ommer 2an6is
enlfeoe foitilaaet. SIT Sn6iana &om,
pogntet bar %obertroa6t Mntt Eruit
og &abat 2obene er ollere6e, iom
tioltgere omtalt faitiIaaet. &ilbage
itaor MI Blot for BONNER 2an6is at
faltiette Mulftens @tgrrelie. Com
tioligere neont fan SEN lobe op til
ober 90 @ilIioner 0pIlars> ON Do1n-
meren finoer for goot, og a6ffiligt
tDoer poa, at ian lite bill btie Mil6.
beo. 9ommen tan bentes / Mnguit.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-07-12
8e6re en6nm!

@unitmaleren: rMe6 ct eneite
@enielitreg tan leg forpanole ct lmi.
len6e @orn til ct %gre6en6e.'
8ennen (ert): Set fan ieg ifam
gigre me6 ct @oIteIfaft."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-07-12

at the Post Office at St. Paul.
Inn, as second class Matchmaker.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-07-12

S9s bore Spalter me6 Dlnmarfs.
etterretntngerne> og Sc p66 lise iaa
n1eget eller mere en6 ON De bol6t ct
8la6 %hiemmefra.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-07-12
e. II 6 0 II t + / t.

&c II &ontrot t..
uDet ct ct lille &usman6sbiem.
6or at bore gani fife FORFEIT: / Ssbgt
faa Ma fps for &igbenbapn. 81 CT
fomne berttl / Mutomobil og far
posieret mango lignen6e imaa &l1s-
manoSbiem. &pin0er> iou1 orbei6er
/ Marfen, bitter til os, imaa 8grn
me6 blaa 9ine, bdrgult &aar og
r90e &in6er - liffert 6e lmuffeite
8drn / &eroen = bor iublet @el,
fommen til os. &uiet er paa fire
s(cres> beitaar al iefs Marfer, 8e-
ietningen ct to &9er> 1 @eit> 200
&6nS og fire 9@n6er. &ele Mrbei>
Jet nof6reS al min Sen, ben 6anife
Sanomano me6 set bron5ebrune Mn-
iigt og bans @uitru. De itaar op
me0 Solen. 9eres 2ebemao6e er
Sen iebneite. S @te6et for @mgr
lm9rer Sc 6eres 8rg6 meo Morga~
rtne. @mdr er fun for 8Dernes Sp,
bortter og for rige @%nglgn6ere, iom
Gle hi, ser bei9ger 9unmarf, menes
at bore. Seen Sg6en er FUND, og
paa 6en arbei6er Sc, til Mftenen fall
Ser paa> glade og %tilfre6ie.
~@e6 De bporfor? &uiet og Sor=
BEN er 6ereS eget. De fipbte set
mes Eenge> iom Sc fit paa billige
@ilfaar .af @taten. og SEN Sag er
fife fiern> ga set ii6ite Mf6rag er
betalt og min Sen bill begpn6e at
1egge &enge op.
~9et er ganife biit ian6t, ieg bor
fun fien0t bam faa Minuter, men
ban er life 6eito min6re min Sen.
gnbper @nglen6er er bans Sen.
Og 0erfor beoer Fan og bans go6e
@uitrn % om at treoe in6 / 6eres
lille &us, ie % ON / 6e rene imoa
@tuer og betragte &iemmet iom
bort. Sc er 1pffelige? 9e bil6e
baoe frp0et @arlples &ierte> og @u<
fin bil0e babe omfobnet 6em / Be-
geiitring. Sor Sc CT Mrbei6ets
Mpoitle> leoenpe ct rent, manoigt
2ib> mes imoo Sornp6enbe6er og
lmaa S%orn6ielier. De ii6ite er en6-
6a fua> tbt 8Den ct for longt borte,
og Sc bar go6 8rug for 6eres Sis
bien1me."
Saa0an bliber Scr. Crime beo at
tale on1 6isie brobe &usman6sfolf,
ban gjgr &egnifobet op for 6eres
Snotegter og l0gifter og fommer
iaale0eS til Set &eiultat, at 6isie
uimall bol6ings" / 9onmorf er
M6niteret for olle 2an6e.
9erefter gaar ban ODER til at
ifil0re Eborslun6egaar6, ti1bgren6e
Scr. g. Miellen> zen tre0obbelt lpf>
feltg Mano> ban". Me6 flor 8enr<
bring omtales bette 6anife 2an6=
brug> og Scr. Crime flyer: ~9isie
SolfS @illigbe6 til at 6iifutere 0ereS
finaniielle @fferer er forblgffenoe."
Men netop oerfor bar iiftert scr.
Nielien> u6er go6t f11n6e gaa for en-
Oorfibtreman6", bun6et Scr. @rt-
mes opbeite Spmpatbi life mtn6it
netop for6i Mieliens @pec;alitet er
- Oorfibireipin.
Sg fan Tutter me6 bette im11ffe
uobru0: uDette er 2an6brugets
Danmarf. Dette er Sen DeI at
2anoet> iom fploer 6e lobpriite @pi-
ifoler, iom faber Soil, ser arbei6er,
ioa at @un6be6 bcr / Dem, iom CT
lpffelige og tilfre6ie> fremo6ifrioen-
oe og al6rig bielpeleie."
@aa fommer ian til @ontr o.
ten:
~Det er / &igbenbapn be6 Scat.
Sgrit til Stboli. Matten er benri>
benoe. Set er @oiernes Maane6,
og efter nogen Ei6s 6aarIigt SEER
bar Suniaftenen fal6t olle Menne,
tier frenn. Ser itaar rogIe &uien6e
Eilituere foran en- Grtluftsballet<
icene, bbor en- Hantomime n1orer
Dem me6 en- &an6ling, fom for os
8rtter er li6t for 1aip. De 1omler
Jig tmt I en- lille 8obiIIon, bbor ser
5hfrTp2 NOR Of @rnn2 Mn1,Io+4o 0o |
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1907-10-18

Let every person in this part OF the
valley look forward to the approach
ing poultry show and make plans ac-
cordipgly. Such an affair, il it is
entered into by our people enthu-
siastioslly can be made = grand sue
Gees and much good will result there
from. Remembering the splendid suo'
cess which came from the united
efforts in arranging for the recent big
industrial FAIR. we should enter into
this matter with the same determina-
tiou to secure the best possible results
from the coming gathering. Let's
begin to plan now and not wait until
1t is nearly time to have the eIhi'
bition, for then We will not be able
to put forth our best products.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1907-10-18
rLGet the Best When You Buy.

Some.people will go to the trouble
Of loadingla cannon to shoot fly, but
thatsis poor business policy to fol-
low. If You should drop into our
store and ask to see the best Range
made, we would proceed at once to
show you the Monarch Malleable
Range, " Why? Because it is made of
the best material that enters into the
construction of a range. 1t has
iull polished top; requires no black
ing; it is range thoroughly rivited
together to mslleable iron frames
without stove paste or putty being
used in the joints. It's range that
VIII last you lifetime and will pay
Tor itself many times over in the
amount of fuel it will save It al.
ways pays to tell the truth in such
matters.
IL you are interested in Range,
come in and see this one or drop us q
card and we will be pleased to send
you full description of this Range.
We have the names of many satisfied
customers who are now using this
Range that we would be glad to tell
You Of
GRANTS PASS HDW. co.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1907-10-18

One of .Medford's attempts to build
up that community by tearing down
Grants Pass has acted very much as a
boomerang, for the dirty work is
being condemned on all sides. 1t has
served to open the eyes OF people in
general and one thing has come to
light, and that is, that Medford has
been too much incl ned to resort to
the shot air" process to boost her
locality, whereas Grants Pass citizens
have been content to rely merely up
on merit. The result is that many
people are finding that after all we
really have superior backing to that
so much boasted about by our more
pretentious neighbor to the south.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1907-10-18

New the political pot lie beginning
to simmer at lively rate and the Of
fice seeker Is abroad in the land. He
Is striving to greet the dear people
with the glad hand and of course he
Is willing to offer himself for the good
of the public. But have you noticed
how little is said about party II mes in
Oregon? That new primary law ha'
had much to do with regulating the
political wire puller to the rear and
when the time comes that every man
will have to win purely upon his
merits and ones bank account or
pull" will cut no figure, we vii
have reached an era for which all
loyal citizens have long been hoping.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1907-10-18

A telling argument, in favor of our
having a permanent exhibit building
at the depot, occurred during fair
week. While Manager Robey, of the
Williams Bros. Door & Lumber Co.,
was watching the passengers get on
and off the train, he was accosted BY
gentleman, wearing a Princeton
university badge and they became en-
gagged in conversation.
The tourist asked iflthis country
COULD raise anything, remarking
that from what he could see from
the railroad he did not believe
there was much to be found here.
Mr.. Robie handed him his pass into
the fair pavilion and urged him to
step over while the train was waiting
and see for himself. The man did 80
and came back highly enthusiastic
over what he there beheld and de-
clared that he was coming back here
to make some investments, as he was
now on the lookout for Just such
opportunities as he believed were
here to be found. That was but one
OF many such things which are coming
to light all the time and we could be
doing some most effective advertising
for this part of the valley in this
manner. If we only bad creditable
exhibit building.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1907-10-18
BACON & EUBANKS.

Foreman Opdyke, of the Observer,
accompanied by his wife, is enjoying
two weeks outing as the guest of
Thos. Pack, on.the Miller ranch. BE
has been somewhat under the weather,
OF late, and takes this short vacation
as result of the illness.
While riding his bicycle out near
the city, a few days ago, County
Treasurer J. T. Taylor had the mis-
fortune.to strike some obstacle with
MS bike as he was spinning down
hill at pretty rapid rate and he was
thrown htadlong and sustained some
severe although not serious bruises.
lie is again able to be out. although
he feels the results Of the unexpectsd
tumble and realizes that he had a
rather close call.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1907-10-18

Speaking Of the jealousy which
seems to prevail between some 10.
calities in the valley. we notice thai
this feeling is becoming quite acute
between Ashland and Medford. 1t
looks as though these two thriving
cities can see but little good in each
other and they are throwing out in
situations regarding each other which
are far from being complimentary.
For instance, the other day one of
the Medford papers gave Ashland a
hard hit and the Ashland paper re-
terred to it as coming from "Hotair.
dom" Gentlemen. these things
ought not to be. Why not do as
Grants Pass is doing, stop your
pickering and get in and pull to-.
9ether. You are both Oh the map of
Oregon in the best and most promis-
ing valley in the world and there is
plenty of room for your respective
cities to grow and prosper. Why not
do as Grants Pass is doing and win
out on vour merits. Our city is going
right ahead and we are getting new
industries and lots of new blood in
here to make things hun, but we are
not envious of our neighboring cities.
They have their places to fill as well
as has this place. So we say, bury
the editorial Ratchet aud get together.
Pull for the Rogue River Valley and
yoa will be well paid for your having
done so
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1907-10-18

'Rah for the coming Grants Pass
bands We are not only going to
have one good musical organization,
but from present indications we are
to have three such aggregations. And
II must be very encouraging to the
men and youths who are 20 faithfully
praotioing to see how much interest
is teing taken in their efforts by the
average citizen. That of itself is
enough to presage success for the un.
dertalSing.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1907-10-18

FARM for Sale-160 acres, so in cul-
tivation. good house and barn, etc, :,
family orchard and berries, 30 acres
more easy to clear, all ideal fruit
and farm land, 40 subirrigsted bot
tom. Oak, pine and fir timber to
make 1000 Cordsof wood three miles
all down haul TO railroad and town !;
miles outrauge fine for hogs, cat tie
and poultry; three horses and har-
ness, buggy, spring wagon and lum.
ber wagon, 800 Jersey COW and
heifer, 20 hogs, full blood poultry.
farm implements, household and
kitchen furniture complete, all eoes !;
splendid waterat door, no malaria in
miles, daily mail, in Rogue River
valley, Jackson County, Oregon, finest
climate on earth finest fruit land in
state All poes for $500, address Box
II, Woodville, Ore. oct
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1907-10-18

We're 1t not for the fact that a com
peting water company 10 about TO en-
ter the local field. there can be nc
question but what many citizens
would strongly favor the Municipality
taking bold Of such Ia matter. As. it
is, there Is o strong disposition on the
part of the average taxpayer to wait =
bit and see what results will come
from having a competitor in the field.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1907-10-18

We are pleased to note that the
Grants Pass saloon men have taken a
sensible view of the Sunday closing
movement and that they are law
abiding citizens and will comply with
the city ordinance governing such
matters. This is as it should be and
these men are only doing what every
right minded citizen should do, that
is obey the laws Of the land.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1907-10-18
GRANTS PASS HDW. co.

The banner sale of pears in the
history of the New York market was
made September 20, when q car of
Doy du Comioe variety, grown by c.
d. Lewis, who packs under the brand
OF Bear Creek" brought the gross
figures of 81, 622 So. This fact will ad'
vertise the Rogue River Valley, as 8
fruit-Rrowing section as nothing else
could do
Fresh Celery at Pardee's grocery,
front st. @& 1O'ls IL
Manager CHI. Sampson, of.the
Gr@1ts Pass Cannery --issthis ::week.
making : a business trip through
Douglas and counties TO the north, in
the interest of his spraying material.
which is coming rapidly to the front.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1907-10-18

The present rate of postage on let
ters between the United States and
foreign countries is five cents for each
ounce or fractional part thereof
Commencing October 1. the rate will
be fvs cents for the first ounce and
three cents for each additional ounce
or fractional part thereof.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1907-10-18

Although the presidential election
is some bit OF, yet there is already
much interest being taken in the
probable candidates There can be
no denying the fact that the nation,
as whole would like very much to
have President Roosevelt reconsider
his determination not 10 allow his
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1907-10-18

operate with the people of this valley
in developing the resources of this
wonderful region, it was a fine thing
and one which means much for the
future growth Of this section, for we
believe that Mr.. Malboeuf, the dis
trict freight agent who thus talked to
the convention, meant Just what he
said and indeed his actions along this
line are speaking louder than bis
words. We are more than pleased to
chronicle such items of important
news When the Southern Pacific once
decide that Southern Oregon must
have all the benefits it can give our
part of the state, it will mean that
we can expect things to move along
with rapid strides.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1907-10-18

When the Southern Pacific repre-
sentative appeared on the floor Of the
convention and declared in no uncer.
tain words that his big corporation
stood ready, and even anxious to CO.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1907-10-18

name to be used again for the highest
honor within the gift of the Am eri.
can people. At times come rumors
to the effect that he is almost per-
suaded to do so and here's hoping that
he may soon be altogether willing to
heed the united wish Of the IN asses.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1907-10-18

Do we want that evsporator fac tory :
II so. now 10 the time TO say 30. Aot-
ions speak louder than words every
time and " You are interested. show
it by taking a few shares Of stock in
this most worthy enterprise.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1907-10-18

That was indeed a nice showing
made by Secretary Marshall, Of the
fair association, when he explained
that there was a nice balance of about
five hundred dollars on hand. WoR-
der how the boastful Medfordi es
would take it il we referred to the
fact that they only had two hundred
on hand. after weeks effort, with
no premiums paid out but merely a
money making proposition. But it is
not necessary to comment upon such
com psrisoDs. The facts are good
enough and they most certainly speak
palmer than any words we might
write.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1907-10-18
FRIDAY. OCTOBER lS. 1907.

Thanksgiving season is coming on
apaoo and everybody in Jospehine
county must have abundant reaso n for
observing tho occasion in . fitting
manner.