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Semi-weekly herald., 1909-07-12

Surveyor Roy Goodman Ieft FOR Cor
tez this morning. to start work on bis
contract TO put in the city water works
contract to put In the city water
works. He expects to spend the next
three months In Monteznma county
directing the work It's quite q nice
iop--a $4,000 contract
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-07-12

d. c. Coulson went out on the east.
ern this morning to HIS bayfield, home.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-07-12
LOCAL Nswa
(FIom Thursdays Datly.)

Pryor T. Scott of Grand Junction
came in last night and went down to
Aztec today 10 look over some land
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-07-12

County Judge Hechtman went to
Hesperus this morning for brief
vacation from the cares orr office. He
returns Monday.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-07-12

Mrs. George r. Allen arrived last
night from New York city. on visit
to her sister. Mrs. X. 8. Baker OF
Shiprock. The latter came up few
days ago to meet her sister. The
ladies viii stay over at the Savoy un-
II. Monday and viii then go on to
Shiprock.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-07-12

Richard Kellar was a returning pas
seneer on this mornings Southern,
bound for Dunton.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-07-12

Frank c. Dowcll. the Allison post
master, Is In the city today.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-07-12

Charles H. snyder came in from
Denver last night.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-07-12

DR.. w. w. McEwen. who returned
last evening from a visit to hts ALI
son ranch says that 100 people got OH
the train at Ignscio last night. nearly
all Of them being eastern people
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-07-12

II. C. Boilinger, the La Plata mer'
chant. made a brief trip to Durango
yesterday and went home this morn
ing.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-07-12

MIR. and Mrs n. +. Cooke and dnugh-
ter, Miss Marie. were outgoing pas
sensers on the Southern this morning
Mrs. Cooke and daughter were bound
for Salt Lake to spend the summer
with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cooke. and
the new grandson. also N. +. Cooke
Our n. r. Cooke accompanied his wife
l ard daughter as far as Mancos.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-07-12

Mrs. William Pieper came up from
Riverside last night on shopping
tip, returning this morning.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-07-12

The eastern train arrived last night
OF 12:30. Delayed on the other side
of Pueblo by washout.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-07-12

John KelIenbergcr went out on this
mornings Southern to take In the
Montezuma towns.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-07-12

While the plumbing business and
much of the lumber business OF the
company have been de-
siroyed, the firm viii continue opera,
lions II The fires are OF incendiary
origin some one is preparing for the
peniientiary. the most suitable resi-
dence for the enemy who does not
fight fair but stabs In the dark The
person who viii stoop to such means
OF defense or revenge is safest behind
iron bars
Charles II snyder came in from
Denver last night.
Frank c. Dowcll. the Allison post
master, is In the city today
DR. w. w McEwen was n passenger
to his ranch at Allison this morning.
d. G.. Coulson went out on the east.
ern this morning to hls bayfield, home.
David Ramsay went up TO la Plata
| city this morning on a trip to the
| Tomahawk.
| Floyd Bradneid of Silverton passed
through this morning to Dolores on II
business trip.
| Miss Jessie Tatreau was q through
| ,,.a..uuar f.,,, CJvarton thla uunruing
10 Pagosa Springs.
Richard Kellar was returning pas
senger on this mornings Southern,
bound for Dunton.
John KelIenberger went out on this
mornings Southern to take In the
Montezuma towns.
The eastern train arrived last night
at 1890 Delayed on the other side
of Pueblo by washout.
II Surveyor Roy Goodman left ror Cor
a ltez this morning. to start work on bis
contract TO put in the city water works
contract to put In the city water
D works. He expects to spend the next
three months In Monteznma county
~ directing the work. It's quite q nice
- iop-a $4,000 contract.
n. Mrs. George Il. Allen arrived last
n night from New York city. on a visit
ID to her sister. Mrs. X. 8. Baker OF
I'd days ago to meet her sister. The
d ladies VIII stay over at the Savoy un-
ltG Monday and viii then go on to
ne shiprock.
ID Go to Aztec, N NJ. take look a
III. | the extent and quality OF the soil Il
rs be reclaimed by new irrigation canals
ch the abundant water supply available
so the orchards laden with fruits on land
ed already reclaimed. the upto-date mod
I'd ernzed town. with good schools an
ck churches and you can easily guess tn
nd rest.
ell %
a County Judge Hechtman went
me Hesperus this morning for bris
CUT vacation from the cares orr office. II
ad- returns Monday.
eat
,bc Mrs. NJ. r. Pride and son wei
,t,.r in the city last night from Dolores {
ON a shopping trip. They returned th
q morning
ard.
the Take a look at the samples Of Aat
rec, fuit which the Commercial club
on on exhibition at the Palace. Tou c
was see for yourself just how far ale
,son the fruit Is. and may Judge VI
rest 10 expect this season. Price Wat.
= of says he Will have about q ton
the peaches on his place this year.
this Wednesday = new supply will - .
up from Aztec. The cherries 4
ouId good enough TO eat!
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-07-12

J. A. Porter was an ARRIVAL last
night from Denver. Mr.. Porter Is
staying In Durango for a iew days be
fore leaving for his annual camping
trip.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-07-12
GEORGE GOODMAN,

Mayor.
j. w. TURNER.
p. f. CUAlMINS,
@. f. DUDLEY,
THOMAS SMITH,
A. b. NELSON,
c. G. GRADEN,
j. w. SITES,
JOHN MORLOCK,
Board OF Aldermen
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-07-12

The Democrat Is pouring fourth its
wrath on John Morelock because the
latter stands up for right aud keeping
faith with the voters who elected him
The Democrat is a party 10 iakin-
money from the city 1t Is not entitled
TO 1t must throw mud o cover Ia
Shiny tracks.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-07-12
from Friday, pAily.1

w n McKinnon of the forest serv'
ice came in last night on business with
the local office.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-07-12

w. t. Kirkpatrick left for a bust
ness trip to Pennington this morning
Mrs. kirkpatrick returning to Teelee-
wauket.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-07-12

ca..ar.lal ssiaa,.s = n - y
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-07-12

Misses A. r.. Price and Il. b. Evans
o, New Jersey. and Mrs. J. A. Wan
chope Of st Paul came In last night
from Denver where they attended the
| y. y. A. The ladies' are eastern teach
ers and are seeing the country. They
went out over the Southern this morn
ing.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-07-12

Miss Alice j. Powers and Miss He
ina J. Kenney came up from Farm.
ington last night where they taught
last year and left for Los Angeles.
Cal, this morning to spend part Of
their summer vacation.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-07-12

r.. T. Rice and J. Price Wright OF
Pennington are staying at the Palace
The gentlemen are here to boost theif
section and are scattering literature
which sets forth the merits OF Farm
ington and the San Juan. They went
to Ignacio to distribute literature to
day
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-07-12

Mrs. r. C. DeVaughan and daughter
left this morning for Vallejo. Cal. to
Join her husband Mr.. and Mrs. De
Vaughan expect to make their home at
Vallejo
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-07-12

The Carey act lands are cheap com
pared with other sections OF the state
In addition there are five times the
acreage open to homeseekers in this
immediate section. The present farms
are TOO large and should be subdivided
and then some. There are many tracts
of land offered for sale where col
ony would do well, allotlng 20 to
30 acres to each family.
| Mrs. VIII McEwen was an outso'nt
| messenger on today's eastern to LII
Junta where she will visit her sisters
Mrs. George Poor and Mrs. ii. y
Wright. Mrs. McEwen will then g
on to Denver to visit her parents. Kew
and Mrs. r.. Ssnderson, VINO are IL
Gated at Arvada. There VIII ne
: family reunion during Mrs. Sander
| sens visit, She expects TO be aosen
about a month.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-07-12

Ross McGirr, Harry Schrader. Tom
Davis and William Wickline went &c
Pennington this morning To- attend
the funeral of their brother Elk. DR.
j. A. Duff
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-07-12

The express messenger on last
nights eastern said there was n car
load OF baggage put off at lgnacio
last night
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-07-12

f. ]. Hurley returned to Chama thi'
morning. Mr.. Hurley came over
week ago on account OF the illness
OF his mother, Mrs. John Hurley
There is very little change Tor th'
better in her condition. Mrs n. >
Hurley will probably come in from
Chama this evening.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-07-12

p f. Locke and wife came In last
night from Maneos and Went to Farm
iugton today to attend the funeral o
Qr j. A. Duff. Mr.. Locke is brother
in-law of Or. Duff's.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-07-12

Fabian Martinez horse. Buck" ac
quilted himself pretty well at the Tel
iuride races. After the close of the
regular program special race will
another horse brought Fabby som'
easy coin.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-07-12

C. L. Horton and Otis Beverstocs
both of Denver, were in town over
night on their way TO Aztec. The
gentlemen are promoters and wen!
down TO the san Juan TO look ove'
the country.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-07-12

II. Wilkie of Denver came in from
1pnacio last night, returning this morn
ing. Mr.. Wilkie has been looking over
The land at Ignacio and departs for
Denver tomorrow. He says it's un'
dcubtedly a great country.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-07-12

s. f. Cuyler and daughterin-law
Mrs. h. II. Cuyler of Pueblo, were
guests of the Palace last night. This
morning they went TO Dolores to look
over some land propositions.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-07-12

Mrs. Susie Williams and daughter
Marguerite, were passengers to Colo
RADIO Springs this morning, where they
will visit for time and may locate
permanently.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-07-12

Mr.. and Mrs. S. T. Peters arrived
last night from ST. Louis. Mo. and VIII
be in the city some weeks looking
after their mining interests in this
vicinity.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-07-12

Mrs. Mark Ferguson, who has been
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Stansbury of this city. for the past
month. departed for her home at
Pasadena, Cal. this morning.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-07-12

A. d. Macbeth, one of the owners
of the Strater hotel, who has been in
town for several days experimenting
the putting in of cement walks. let
for his home in Cleveland. o., this
morning.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-07-12

George Taylor, j. w. Casey, II. "
LYMAN and son, William Lyman. ant
]. e. Dewey--all of Denver, four o.
the number being railroad conductors
we're among the arrivals on last nighti
eastern. The party went TO Lebanon
i'm the Montezuma valley this morning
where they have interests.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-11

Amons me many announcements
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-11
THE HISTORIC SALT LAKE rHEATER.

cd-about oue-act play. The Showing
Up ot Blauco PosueJ' which the Lon
don censor refused 10 license and which
was supposed 90 be Of a nature 10
scaudausc aN decent minded people
Weeks ago I received q copy of the
piece lor private ucrusal and il im-
pressed uIc. as 70 now seems 10 have
impress sgd The Dublin critics. as a not
too effective blend of farce and ordinary
mclodia.ua. AS Shaw gave permission
to print fairly fun resume nf the
story lir before it- production .u
Dublin presume details are pretty
wen known iu America by this time.
there is uo need, consequently. tc -
over old ground.
From hm I learn that O. perform
aucc of the piece Is likely 90 take pllDs
boo the states before very long ana It's
fate may therefore. be- left Boo The hand
of your piaygocrs. But iu anticipation
of that event 10 may interest you To-
near exactly how shaw regards him
self as "a uIdmatst. Prior Co appearing
as a witness before The JOINT committee
of the two houses Of parliament. con-
Nuked Goo consider the subject of tht
censorship and play-lcensUug, shaw
drew up lengthy statement emhol} -
ing tho evidence hc proposed 90 omH
This is printed privately f0r the COM
NcWeHpa off the committee but uufor-
tuuttclg. that body declined g. accent
10 urciorr'ug to examine the writer b.
Wnrd of mouth a copy off the PAM
pm"i l'De ou Wy dosk ANA from 10 ok
tIH.t i1e following instructive passage.
aW not 1000 ordinary playwright u
lmuoIdl and hafrUel nl.y.. My r.uu-
ut"n h1s been gained py my persist
rHl -lrue-IU to lNI.. tl" public tu rs.
consider Dos muriNt.c- Ia particua-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-11

made by Charles Frohman in regard
90 his autumn season. was one promise
ing tho production in New York Of a
new play by Henry Arthur Jones' who
was TO cross the Atlantic In order to
supcrintcud rohcarsals. Jones now tells
me that the piece somehow has failed
90 stiaighton itself out with the ease
NE hoped for and. consequently. he has
had to put 10 aside for "a while II is
odd how those things happen. recall
the case Of THE Little Minister" For
months and months Barrie although he
had the novel itself Co guide him. puz-
zled over the constructive difficulties
presented by the piece. Suddenly, one
morning the idea for which he had
vainly sought SO long flashed upon him
and ali obstacles vanished as II by
magic. Plays are in truth "kittle cat
tIc"
This is tho more surprising IN Bar
rie's Instance FOR in the earlier DAYS
of his career at any rate, his work was
accomplished with the greatest rapid
ity Lea mo relate i'm proof little an
ccdutc told me by his hdus Achates.
addison Bright one evening Bright
had gone 70 call upon him to discuss
some business point. Barrie was not at
home ana the visitor was ushcred into
the study TO await the nOvelists re-
turn. Within half an hour he made his
appearance Hardly had he greeted his
guest before he silouced him with the
remark:
Il want 20 tell YOU the plot ~ q play
Z have just thought of. The idea came
% me just as | was opening the front
door with my iutcn-kov and developed
itself as ! came upstairs "
There ana then. continued Bright he
skctched out iu full detail tine story Of
The Admirable Crichton" for all
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-11

FOURTH ACT. SCENE FROM TEXAS
Colonial Thcater. all Next Week,
ezeeSSce<1cneeeee

would be something In the patp-,
sending Goals 10 Newcastle. but /, o'
TO do with young man who was s,..
posed TO have entered her nro..,l
with his hat on. Him she prom,,,,
accused OF beiuo poet on the rro,r,s
that she dlscerned q laurel vreath Y.
circling his head This insured m, H..
mediate removal OF the offending s..
and the complete discontinue N \,
wcarcr. ''
Really" said Mrs. Camrhcn .n.
story is so good and 50 mstructivo ~.
I'd dearly love to be the real heroinc
IL That is an honor. however d,
wiich am unable to Law e.. ul Shot.
the occasion offer, perhaps You hin
kindly make the fact known To- h.,
many friends in the Lnited states wy
BY the bye In referring above IA ,.
Hawtrey manifesto l omitted to msr.
tion that II contains a not altoeeibs.
unkindly dig at Charles Frohms-
Whenever a new dramatist. disrover,l
by someone else. makes a success ssv.
HaWtrey, he Is sure to receive ncv.
morning an offer from F'rohman IN 49,,
a contract on terms which few oibs,
managers can afford for his entire opt.
put during the following five wear,
7 MS rs frohmanS way, HaMtrpv eon.
tinues. Of corncring the dramatic NAV.
ket, and as the running Of thoaters /,
after all commercial enterprise M.
body can Justly complain II the prize,
tan to the holder VI the longest nurse
In making the statement Hawtrey ONLY
reflects the opinion OF many ~ HE
fellow managers. some Of whom. how.
ever. are not by any means inclined IA
rOgard the situation .-. the same ighl.
hearted fashion.
From my American advlcce : gather
that New York playgocrs are looking
forward To- the appearance of Gertrude
Elliott with her husband. Forbes Rob.
crtson. when he begins his season over
there at the Maxine Elliott thoator A
disappointment awaits them. { regret
TO say. inasmuch as Miss Elliott who
has lately presented her lord and mas.
ter with another baby girl. has decided
To remain i'm this country during ne
coming autumn. Her sister, the beau.
tim Maxine. has. ] learn recently
purchased lovely estate I'm Worcester.
shire for the trihing sum of 100000
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-11

number NJ now plays IN his managerial
wallet az which shan have somcthinr
To say IN my next letter
tolhrook Rllnu ana Frank Mills are
both In London intent on holiday maxi
ing Blinn's stay IS 90 h. of the short
est as nc returns 70 America az the
end Of next week. Mills Is 70 have q
longer vacation. not being wanted on
your side until October IL Is rather "A
curious fact that although both are
Americans and spend tho greater part
OF their time IN the United states.
neither thinks or giving un the home
be mas made for himself in london.
Aftcr an this cffete old country scNms
% possess curiously powerful attrac-
tons FOR all those VINO have once en-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-11
Shaw on Shaw as a Playwrieh

tSnocinl Correspondence
Z ONDON Aus 2S During the
pct few days Bernard Shaw
has had the time OF his ma
Public interest has been focus
cd ou hm nc has held the center Of
the stage with the uu force OF she
lime light on him. But alas, 30 ! may
change the metaphor the rocket that
swirlcd zap into The Empyrean with
thc promise of Illuminating the world
at large has failed to redeem eNpccta-
lions. the mountain. after vast
amount OF labor has only brought
forth mouse
! refer 90 the production I'm Dublin
three nights ago of Shaw's much talk
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-11

her admirable Interpretation " CON
stance In Robert Br1wniurs On Rail
conv her Flussie Williams n "Uulcav-
enod Bread her Mile De la Nirr in A
Gentleman uf France. nor Audrey. and
hcr womanlv ana appalling Juliet
merely Mary ann. served Go display
Miss Robson in role of the ingenuo
order. Che kind of part boz which " sca-
SON ur Two later SHE was 90 win on
of hor pronounced successes. that Of
l,rot Harto's sweet little lady Salomy
Jane. Salomy Jane was the Cicar-cut
quaint Niilo cameo ON the icWelci chain
of Miss Ilobsuu's charactcrizatioue.
Tho weekly theatrical reviews and
criticisms Of the "Ncws" appear rcgu-
lnrly IN the Tuesday issues.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-11

through cant Bedford. forms the in-
terestiug theme of the play Alr luce
ana Miss Creighton viii have The Lead
ins roles. while the other members OF
the cast viii have suitable pants.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-11

Il
and ,l.r. V.r. mems when
u.tt.a number Four and ny.
......t.... DBL. l.If r.tl,.
'f '''i t,.
and asked 'nI ' .hI' '"
ratroua4r tHU n. worry aut '' jah.
a.. r.I.. WHOM ney rrB loo tbe
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Vcnturud mtu ile lists N'lhi"- ''"
b.tfrr ug.rat. eat Lakes growth.
.. .... ,....,...rut thai a lowell
.. Y..
hDaIeN group 'I ''.''
ueiNc tu pat eo heavy 5000 Hn"iW q"
r..Da, uIn euu another uUs
.,larf ..i.rrf.sr. and thc tact 'Isi those
uHH,,naIr. man4atrs sullivan aul
Cor..I.,e who have made choir money
hr ,,tsri.. ta trat rrrtt class ul he
rnbu. ott.b v.uts cnatr rlt.rtdi.-.
irgnt rnt. ..rI.d tn. u.l Ipu
fa,tf.r Show. that the confidence 1f
Ia.ai Investors e uut .b4ud by clpa.
Bio iufers Du .ho 1ut .de
h-atet -1.fa rl,..n 80 a n L.h.
1lv.rv. Inn Interesting .u.citcle witt
be- milr. lr .rIe... thIu Dr.r h.itI i.I.
Orarr.I .u.r.mc more iUau ever .n
doubt
Tho. ..u D.. .r entirely ucw and
r,v. fa.trr f HrtlHatr u D.
moss rn OH. Ouneam tncitDr ucN.
,k 10 ,.W D.. sam WHt.ou's Faru
,I cIr.ue a. act which DIS guar
a,i. I'D o., .I.asr 'IfreH "fIou to 90.
p .uuif. , come ..el. Boz which Nal-
SON Introduces r r .-IDr uo-a. cots.
.nr.te.s rna Ut. ouE rg. and the
rulu. rr has ortaIrcd av clHDfai aui
I.,..-t ~. ..srl- o. apparently brain
4 f".-.re rr- a.tllIsri..
RV.rfrI ef..d. arI I.1st tiu'N.s
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1909-05-21
MURPHY.

Miss Josephine Darneille Is visit
ing her aunt, Mrs. Ida Harris, al
Medford, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs, Fred Benedict were
visitors at the home of the latters
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Winetrout,
this week.
Miss Iva Macarthur closed a very
successful term of school at Laurel
Grove last Friday. After an interest
Ing program was rendered, a picnic
dinner was served and much enjoyed
by all present.
Have you tried "Wilgrow" on your
roses? Ask Cramer Bros about It.
Last Saturday George Reed,
youngest son of II. l., Reed, met with
a serious accident while assisting
Ernest Loughridge In operating a
stump puller. One OF the tugs on
the harness broke allowing the
single tree to fly back with suffI.
clent force to break one bone of the
right leg below the knee DR.. Lough-
ridge was called and set the broken
limb and at last accounts the young
man was doing wen, though It will
probably be six weeks or two months
before he is able to get around
again
Everybody and their uncles and
luuts aud cousins attended the cir
'us Tuesday and report good !
show Every little while one sees |
IN article in the papers in regard to |
'atronjzing mail order houses. but |
.our scribe ventures to say that this |
'ne show will take more money out |.
'I the county than is sent out of the
.ounV In u year to the different mail /
'rder houses, and nothing In return
'ut just momory
BUSTER BROWN. /
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1909-05-21
WILLIAMS.

Some nice showers struck the val
ley this week OF course it will hell
the crops, especially the grain crops
Hartford Bicycles at Cramer Bros
Mr.. Fleming, cousin of neighbol
Joe Fleming, arrived from Soutl
Carolina recently He is working or
Jesse Gotcher's place.
Jeff Dixon contemplates building
a nice new residence this summer.
Mr.. Broad, of Jacksonville, has
rented the Stackpole farm this wear
and has begun farming in earnest.
Earl Kennedy came near having a
severe accident while going to school
last week His pony threw him, but
luckily he wasn't seriously hurt.
Jno. Taylor and family, who have
been residing with Uncle Perry"
McGee the past winter, moved on his
farm near Ashland this week.
Chas, Kincaid is gardening quite
extensively this summer. He has
several acres in truck on the Bige-
low farm.
A few bargains in secondhand
lawn mowers at Cramer Bros.
Doll" Lemons is back in our burg
again. He just arrived from Myrtle
Creek where he has been looking af-
.er his farm the past winter.
George Turvey is staying at ]. NJ
Johns and goes to school in his home
district No. 81 has about completed
nine months term, and as a result
ieorge tells us, there are several pu- !
Ills to take the eighth grade exam |
na'ioh soon WEBFOOT. |
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1909-05-21

announces a case of man or woman
who has reached the remarkable aoo
of 100 years or more, all of which
goes to prove that in our day peon,o
live to great age as well as thev did
in past centuries. 1t has been eer
orally claimed that the pace we live
tends to shorten life, but facts provo
that this is no more true than II wos
in the past. Southern Oregon hao
many men and women who are we'll
nigh a century old. Right here in
Josephine county there are quite
number of persons from 50 to On
and who shall say that these same
individuals will not be able to ada
dozen or more years to their lives
If mild climate or general favor
able conditions will prolong life then
Josephine county is the place where
people live out their days.