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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-22

See the black and white window Van
Wagenen s Postoffice Store.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-22
CITY OF GLOBE
Ordinance Number Fifty.five

AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND SEC
TON /, OF ORDINANCE NUMBER
FIFTEEN, AN ORDINANCE RE
LATINO TO CONTRACTS. FRAN
CHISES, PRIVILEGES AND
CLAIMS
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-22

Read DR.. Swigert's ad.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-11-20

1t is very gratifying to see the work
going on in the orchards within the
city limits. and from present indics-
tions these small patches of fruit which
have heretofore been more or less COW
cred with scale aud infested with pests,
will all be cleaned up and made
healthy by spring. The owners Of
fruit trees in the city should be made
to keep them as clean as are the or.
chardists of the country for unless
they do the infection will be carried
by the birds ami winds.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-11-20
SHRINERS VISIT
ASHLAND MECCA

A. mentioned lat week, Ashland
was tue Mecca toward Which all
N, mbers Of the Ancient Arabic on der
Of the Mobiles of the Mystic Shrine,
were headed on last SATURDAY.. Hiilah
TemIle which vas inst t.trd tl ere
on that day .tatttd Cif with a mem
b r.hip Of l0l. TIE cersmooi,l s's-
sion and Institution We-c followed
ov banquet Visiting delegations
from Grants Pass. Medford, Roe.
burg, Eugene. Portland aud other
places we're met at the deuot in Ash.
land by the local shriueIs who had
provided a herd Of burrrs to take the
place Of the customary csmeis, which
do not thrive in Ashland. that being
dry town.
There were many visitors from thii
icty. and several Of then wero ~
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-11-20
Scott of the Good Roads
League Will Speak.
EVERYONE IS INTERESTED
Must Make Plans and Attempt 10
Secure legislative Aid for
the Cause.

One of the greatest needs-perhap
II should be said the grestest-is goot
roads. A good roads movement i,
sweeping over the country and hsl
been for several years past and /,
being taken up in nearly every state
in the Union. Grants Pass will con-
sider the matter next Monday when a
convention will be held at the Opera
House at D. m. at which Judge
John II. Scott Of Salem will address
our citizens.
Bvsry citizen of Grants Pass aud
every farmer, orchardist, vineyardist,
dairy men and all others living in this
part of Josephine county are urged to
be in attendance to help formulate
the plans for good roads in this
county.
Good roads are of equal benefit
TO the farmer and the business man.
The former must come to town aud
the latter depends to a large extent
upon the country trade for existence.
Poorly kept thoroughfsres are poor
advertisement Of any community and
the thousands OF emigrants who pass
this way take note Of them and
straightway form poor Impression
Of the country.
One of the things to be taken up by
the convention on next Monday will
be to formulate some plan of interest
ing the legislature in the matter SO as
to get appropriations for state roads
Tue county must of course keep up
most of them but there s,e many
places where he state could prop rly
look after them, for instance the
proposed highway to reach from tn
northern TO the southern bounlaiy
of the state. The Oregon Good Road
League is doing highly important
work for the bettsrment of the main
highways in all parts of Oregon
Juoge Scott. who will speak at the
convention Monday is the pr sident
of this organization. A meeting will
BE- held in Portland in the near iutu'e
t. map out legislation to be pre- ented
to the Legislature in behalf OF the good
roads cause.
The Grants Pass committee, consist
ing of Judge stephen Jewell, II. Q
Kinney. j. o. Booth, W. NJ. Hair ana
H. L. Andrews, are taking steps to
make The occasion both pleasant and
profitable to all who attend. Vocal
aud Instrumental music has been ar
range d for, and they have stated that
tbs ladies a,e specially invited to b-
present aud participate in the deiioef'
ations of the body.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-11-20

Driit dam. For few minutes he was
al IN and when he came ont ba
was pretty we'll saturated and his
'eeth were chattering like a hoy Of
monkeys Franz Pock was with him.
out frank stayed in the coat, and after
making several heroic efforts to save
MS friend, he finally succumbed to
tne irresistible and uncontrollsble de-.
sire to laugh, and while he was
engaged 10 this inhuman conduct
Ralph scrambled aboard, making a
few mild" remarks about the chilli.
ness OF the water. He also talked
some while taxing his bath. but
FRANK cannot be coaxed to tell what
ne said, but from a few hints given
ont we believe that Ralph "shaped
prayer from scraps of oaths he used TO
swear " Be this as it may, his
friends are glad that he escaped,
with a cool, November bath, what
might have proven a fatal accident.
In the meantime, Frank is still
laughing
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-11-20
TOM RICHARDSON EX.
PRESSES HIS OPINION
Says Secretary Andrews Is Good
Man for Position He
Occupies.

The following letter, received by
the Courier this week from Tom
Richardson will be OF interest to our
readers. Note the last paragraph
particularly, and then do your share
towards providing the necessary
money to keep up the good work of
advertising Grants Pass:
i was glad TO read your editorial
in the Courier Of the 18th instant,
relating to the necessity for Grants
Pass and Josephine county supporting
the Commercial Club. as we'll as the
report of the meeting held en- Tuesday
evening at which Vice. President An
deisOn pres ded.
Now with regard to yOur secretary,
l am delighted to say that in more
than % years experience In publicity
wrrk ! have met very few men who
get bettsr results for the amount of
tt oney they sxpend than does Secre-
tsry Andrews of the Grants Pass Com.
mefcial Club.
"To give you some idea OF the in
ten.ity with which people srr taking
I'D of advertisnig in the Northwest,
meeting WIS held at White Salmon.
Wsshinsto last Saturday, where the
Town ard the valley, with a total
pop1 lat on OF not to exceed 800 peopl-,
subscribed $1,000 for advertising pnr
poses ~ 30 migutes, or equal to 81
for every man. woman aud child IN
the community-aud there are at least
three bulldogs in Grants Pass which
alone are worth mora than all the
tuiliinss in White S,lmon combined.
! Up 1T Goldendale, in the same
country, few days hefor'. h y
ras.d $500 and they have since
md, it 5000 their-Cntlre ropula'
ton is only li52
"Grints PAS has a SPLENDID or
ginizatioo; you have done fine work {;
peuple are talking about Grants Pass
ASSN. a5out it. bat Secretary An
drews mast lave money with which
70 wors. want to thank you again
for the cordial cooperation you are
| giving him.
Very sincerely YOURS
TN RICHARDSON,
MANAGER Portland Commercial Club,
s,,relary Or goa Development
j League
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-11-20
HENEY WAS SHOT
BUT Is RECOVERING

Francis j Honey, assistant district
attorney, who WAS engaged 10 prose.
cutting the Reuf case, was shot while
In the court room 1T San Francisco,
during brief recess in the third>trial
for bribe y. II wa thought at first
that Heney would die, bat his splen-
did physique has pulled bim,through
and he - now on the road to re.
covery. The ussissin, Maurice Haas,
ex-convict. Who WAS shown by Heney
in former trial 10 be bad char
acter. committed suicide by shooting
himself Immediately after being
placed in jail. II has not been deter.
mined as yet how be secured the gun
as he had been searched before being
iOC ked up
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-11-20

rolled among the membership of
Hilla Temple, among them. being
Frank Mashburn. ]. X. Nelson, r
L. Coe and A. c. Hough. by initis-
tion, and by sffilistiop. L. L. Jewell.
A. E. voorhies, G.. W. Donnell, 7. b.
Cornell. and George S. Calhoun. Mr..
Calhoun was honored bv being chosen
Illustrious Second Ceremonial Master
of the Divsn of Hillah Temple.
The occasion was an enjoyable one
and from the standpoint of Missionary,
very gratifying one.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-11-20
fruit EXCHANGE
Meets TOMORROW
Will Discuss the Method
of Spraying.
O'GARA WILL TALK PESTS
Thousa nd Times as Much Fruit
Could Be Sold II II We're
Available.

lt has been remarked before in
these columns that the packing room
and warehouse of the Rogue River
Fruit Exchange ia busy place-its
getting buster every day. Every inch
of available space is taken up with
packers who are placing the finest
richest most beautiful and best frnit
on earth in boxes to oil the orders
received daily from people who know
that no apple satisfies them az do
those raised in this part of the won.
derful Rogue River Valley.
The steady stream Of teams continues
to drive up to tue receiving door to
unload the fruits from the orchards. and
as fast as they can be taken in and
made ready to send away they are
passed out the hack door into the
car. and hurried away to New York,
to Chicago, to London, to Liverpool.
to Honolulu. and to other distant
points whers fine fruit is appreciated
and where they are willing to pay for
it.
Already something over 5000 boxes
of apples have been shipped, besides
the other fruits handled earlier IN the
season, and prices from $l.25 to 81. 10
per box {. o. b. Grants Pass. received,
and Manager Sooville says the only
trouble is to get the fruit for which
he has orders Remittances are be ng
received promptly tor the fruit ship.
ped ani if there were thousand
times as much fruit it could be sold
jast as readily
Before another season larger quar-
tiers will have to be provided as the
p tsent placs is too small TO 'atis'
Isctorily handle tie packs NeaLlS
every fruit grower in the valley is
sbippieg through the ex hange no"
and when the orchards which will
come iuto basriug next year send in
their uit there VII be 10 place to
put it unless additional warehouses
are secured, h ne this matter VIII
have tl De Iakel up at an early day
and arranl ements made Tor the next
season
A nesting IF tie stock hollers Of
IN. exchange will he h,li IN the
Opera House ou saturiay ttomor-
row. at which the subject Of spray
ami spraying will he discussed, aud
other matters will also c0me up.
Prot. 2. J. O'Gari, the pear tlieht
50 cial st W Il also be in attendance
at tIis meeting aud orchardst, Will
have an opfortuuitg to ask him tc
answer Troublesome qnestions Tor tn
bette ment Of their orchards. Prof.
O'Gata arrived in the city Tut sday
and bas nee sp-nt the time iu loOs.
ng ever the Ogcharas Cf the valley q
enable him to disruss ropoi ious here
at lueently. Every fruit grower OF
prospective fruit < owec should max
Iit a iulut t. be on hand IS many
things may be larned which will b.
Of future leneht
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-11-20

Nail Boxes at CrAmer Bros
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-11-20

Every really prosperous town In the
state has Commercial Club which IL
well supported by IT, c'f7en~
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-11-20
JAMES P. DUNCAN
GETS GOOD RESULTS
From Advertisement Published
In Recent lss Nos OF Courier.
Says II Pays.

The Courier received this week a
letter from James p. Duncan Of LIE.
land, Ore, which is = sample Of many
expressions Of satisfaction from our
advertisers. OF course the proprietor
of the Courier knows that his circu-
lation is large and Is growing every
day, and also knows that 1t pays to
advertise in the Courier. aud he is
glad to know that his pstrous get
results as thev do. Mr.. Duncan says !:
Leland. Nov. 16, 1908.
Editor Courier, Dear Sir: See in
closed from Mr.. Bowman of Oklahoma
in regard to this country; II speaks
for itself. 1t shows what q circulation
you have. Just froW that item you
put in your paper have got four
such letters from different parts of the
country, asking about land.
Yours truly,
JAS. p. DUNCAN,
Leland. Ore
J. p Duncan,
G. auts Pass, Ore.
Please pardon the liberty take In
writing to you for information. am
deeply Interested in Southern Oregon
as am irving t1 cell here with the
view of locating there. / see youf
name in the Rogue River Courier In
regard to the apples and pears from
your orchard, also $50 acres you have
under cultivation. l am anxious to
learn some facts from one that does
not farm on paper. First ! should
like to ask what one can buy val
ley land for aud what terms. Does il
have TO be cleared OF Is IL free from
brush and timber Wish to know
what wheat yields pr acre, oats, also
What is hay worth? Is there grass Ia
amount of money but not afraid Of
work but one likes 10 see profit foi
their work aud that is what we fail tc
have here. | have been reading the
advertising matter. 1t so often mis-
leads one. What does n team. wagon
harness costH l. living higi er-I hav,
been tol it was very high. | woulC
ike to know what farm help il wortl
and are lhers sDT far us re- ting and
now and what rms. Excuse th'
many ques ions-l have one more
Can you tell me anything about But I
vsll.y; | don't think II is far from
YOU. | should b. 50 glad 10 hear ahou
your $50 acre crop and yield If yor
would oblige me | should feel thank
iul r II. BOWMAN.
Mr.. Duncan's espondent asEs I
good many questions which are per
haps not easily answered. Tn,
G urier would be glad 10 publish gen
eral afticlys froui readers 10 thi
viGinitr. which would give soch in
qoirers az Mr.. Bowman, an idea o
what this country is like and jos
what he aud others can expect vhei
they reach here. Many such article
have b. eu putlishsd in the past am
all have doue much good, hence tn
advisability If hsyiug more Of them.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-11-20
A November Bath.

Ralph Davis got mixed up win
Rogue river last Saturday afternoon
h,le beat riding near the Golden
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-11-20

The Hair Riddle Company were
visited this week by John Albert. a
demoustrator OF the Tom Thumb
/ horse power spray pump, the agency
for which has be secured by the
above company. One of the pumps
was placed in light wagon and
trips made to several orchards 10 show
the simplicity and efficiency Of the
( Tom Thumb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-27
il)rnn 1raucn ttlua9 br(brribrn,

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eritaunt ouf, benin Die 8eamten butten
ii6 fdmmtli9 geflii6tet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-27
Ginfad)beit Srs fapllcs.

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teriitiIGe 0eT6idten cr5G9lt bd3 Bud:
lpie benz picl6eiGdfti9ten alien germ
bic M%ubicnsen 70 piel unniibcn @oltcs
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-27

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-27
&crciniatc Sdnarr bon NaItimurc.

SaltptQrurticr: n8ermonia WGn.
ncrdor : &ollc;" BrGliocnt Scnry
SbomaS; corrciponoircnocr uno pro.
tofonircnber SefrctGr pro tenn. %.
SimmcIDcbcr, Hr. 315, Horo.goen.
S1robc; 6inan5icfrctdr q. Sinmel-
bcbcr, Nr. 315, Torb.GOcn. StroBe;
S6otnleilter $. Uiidlid, gtr. 713,
@orncr.S trobc; Girigcnt 81. Sem.
berger. Seriammlung icocn 5pciten
Srei.ag i'm Wonot.
,@crmania-Q uortett.G GLIB"
SouptQuarticr: @agncr's SoIlc,
Itunoe: 3icnitogS. 0irigent 5.
Garolus.
~ Observation-Disclosures"
SuliptQnoriicr: @crnlonia . WiGn-
ncrdor.Sonc, Tr. 40 bis 4l2, @eit.
2omboro.S troBc. Singltunoe: 9on.
neritagS - 9irigert: 8bcooor Sem.
berger.
m5robfinn."
Sa,ptquarticr: Srobiinn SoIlc,
Nr. 1000, Sreocrid gpcnue. Sing.
Nr. 1t6, Horo-Eaca'S trobc, Cling.
%itunbc: WfittpodS - Girisent: Sobn
u. &lcin.
rarbeiter, NGnnerhor."
Saiptqilartier: gnorcaS' Sale,
Nr. Sd, SanopcrItrabe. SinoItunoc:
VittUodJs - 9irigent: 0apio Wc'
lanlct.
rSbaIia.M Gnnerhor."
SolptQuorticr: Goigt's Saue, Rr.
1922, Sorioro.goenue. Singitunoe:
0ienitags - 0iriecnt S. 6. Sranf..
n2ocnit.E t.Wtdnncrbor."
Snlptqltarticr: Builders Sale,
Ode Cuba. mo gnoreltrobc. Sing.
%ltunoe: Mitttuo6 gbenoS 8 llbr -
9iri9cnt: Subert ariippel.
rIrbeiter. 2iPoertafel."
Souptouorticr: @ol5' SoQe, Rr.
4CS, @cIt . 2cringtonltrobe. Sing.
%Itunoc: G~icnitnes-1irieent Subert
Stripped.
.9aperiiGjer NGnncrhor."
Sonptollorticr: Idcrmnnn's SoIle,
ode pnu Caroline, mno @ougbItroBe.
Sin9ltunoe: Gonncrltog Mbenbs -
0irigent: Nuglit Sbneioer.
.MoSart.NGnncrd)or."
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Souc, Nr. 192t-1923, SrIeonS.
Strobc; Sin9Itunoe ichcn Conner.
Itag abcno - 0irigent s. ". Y0bl.
mann.
ngibenfron5."
Souptonartier: guauit 8oebcI's
(pormolS 3orn'S) Sonc. Ode Der 3.
unb 8pilgbItroBc, SiGblonotonn.
Siugitunoe: IittnobS - 9irigent
Geo. %. YoGlnann.
yWeIobie."
Sol,ptouorticr: S. Iies' 6aGc,
Gde 2owItraBe unb 9elair-W Dart.
,Sarmonie.".
&auptqllartier: Nr. 4t4, Welt.
Sopette Strabe. Singitunbe: Glen
tags - 9irigent: Sobn u. 8lein.
nUietger-@ ciangpcrcir."
Sol,ptqilartier: Soiimonn's Sane,
2oip. unb 3orrcitItrabe. SinaItnnoe:
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pei.
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Scucrn TcnltD Company,
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Sene nenen. mopcrnen 8pclrtndlp eu Sdnfcr
On Der Nproapares Slrnbc. 5iuirDcn Snirinouit4
hoenue iinb Suncttc.S trabc, init nllcll mpocr.
men @inrihtingen; ccmcntirie 6ellcr, Suf mo
qrottpirs. @nlninirte Haoepunrct nrlo &ihbeli'
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tdre Srntnnae. Siraber mil pitriii5irten 3icgct
fieinen ecptlGfteri. Sic iriiiict gcfebclI perorr.
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LID unb Scnntag5 often. gacnien an Ylube.
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GfSankenfplitter

Ssbe ipdtsrs 9isbe 1T pon einem NadtIaug
Der eriteu ourdl;ittert.
Nur bic SrunOiite hat man mirtlidL Die
man i'm Sanoeln aud beiolgt.
gorbei,istsu 1T iiir mand,s bus eiu,iOs Rtt.
tel, uieaeidt eitrlCt st %trcien.
Sic Nenidn ihdten fid) moraliit msiit
nod ben @umoideen eiu, bic ie 81 bebeu
g~lauben.
Nlau idlGnt ih inter @rbiloeten oft, bos
ODER jenes Sud nod nidlt g~elsisu ;u babsu.
fiatt it'd 10 oieler ~ iddmeli, bic man gelsiel
hat.