Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-06-26
THE COOL, FRESH SHADE
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young people enjoy this healthful
amusement and that if they cannot
dance one place they will at another
aud too often at places where persons
Of mature judgment would not think
Of going the executive committee have
modified their iirs order of no dane
ing and will permit dancing on the
grounds under proper restrictions
during the afternoon after the regular
program is closed and also during the
evening. The dance will be under the
direction of the Grants Pass Orchestra
with @. p. Jester and Fredrick Rey-
nolds maj ayers, which is a guarantee
of the high class of the dance and OF
the enforcement of the same lroprie-
ties that are observed at social dance
at the home. The platform Will be
40xl0O feet with first class waxed
floor The music will be by the
Grants Pass Orchestra and that In
sures that it will be the best.
A rest room will be one of the ne"
features at this celebration for rest
ing place for " afy mothers ana
tired babies and also place where
women may remove their wraps and
a dust from travel. There Will
also be easy chair and hammocks ad-
joining the rest tent for the use OF
elderly people who may need q quiet
rest. One or more OF the ladies' OF
tho rest room committee will be In
charge during the entire day. That
automobiles and vehicles may not be
brought on to the main grounds they
will be assiged to a separate section
of the grove, and that hoodlum boys
nor pilfering men shall not moiest
lunclbaskets or steal belongings nor
disturb automobiles, two deputy mar
81 ais will guard them during the en-
tire time OF the celebration.
The many pleasing features OF the
day is attracting general attention and
il il now certain that there Will be not
LEES than 8. 600 people at the celebra-
ton. While it promises to be the
largest gathering of farmers ever had
in Josephine county yet the towns
will be proprotionately as we'll repre-
sented. The number that will attend
from Grants Pass will be governed
only by the transportation facilities
that will be available on that day.
Judging by the number Of persons,
who have stated that they will spend
the Fourth in the cool shade at Wilder
Vile grove it is safe to say that not
less than 1000 Of the residents OF
Grants Pass will be at the celebrs'
tion. All the leading business men OF
the city are taking an active interest
in promoting the grsngers' celebration,
they appreciating that in the past the
farmers have given the Grants Pss'
celebrations q good attendance, and
also tnAJ tne httrhCtio"s anu inhN'"
tions that are to be the leading Tea
tures at wilderville grove will make II
an ideal place to spend day and
while having full enjoyment In the ex'
ercises have q delightful rest and out
ing in the fresh, cool woods. The South'
ern Pacific will givo one and one
third fare to Grants Pass and there ID
likely to be q large number from the
various towns In the valley attend the
celebration, for there is no big oele'
bration along the railroad except al
Ashland and Roseburg.
Many people are planning to go the
day before the celebration and camp
at wilderville Igrove. Every conven'
ienoe will be afforded those who come
and this feature will be one of the
most enjoyable of the outing