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The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-04-30
Davenport to be Among
Speakers on Country Life

Guthrie Okla, April 24.-The fol
lowing program has been arranged
for the Southwest Interstate Commits.
sion on Country Life, which meets
here the first week in May
All general sessions will be held in
the city hall at the corner Of Second
street and Oklahoma avenue. Ad-
mission to all meetings will be by
active and associate membership
badge. All are requested to register
and obtain membership badges at the
lone hotel where a bureau OF infor-
maticii will be maintained for the
benefit OF visitors.
WedneRdav NAV 9Th
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-04-30
FROM SATURDAYS DAILY.

Miss May Deck is visiting friends
at Alton
Robert Harrison aud wife OF Kelso
were trading here today
sam Fowler went to Claremore 20.
day to spend Sunday with relatives.
Mrs Warden of Weleh is the guest
OF her daughter. Mrs e II Brady
The ladies aid society OF the Metho-
dist church will serve dinner IN the
Barrett basement election day Come
and get a good dinner
Justice John Turner Of the state
supreme court is here from Guthrie
for m over Sunday visit with aid
friends ana on business
Sheriff Ridenhour will furnish con.
yict labor for the use of the Civic
club cleanup day, April 80, If the
club viii pay the expense Of guards,
which no doubt the club wnl be glad
20 do. From present indications the
cleanup movement will be a splendid
success.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-04-30
IRON MONDAYS DAILY

Little Miss June Rider Is reported
sick
Harry Mitchell spent Sunday at
Seneca
Mrs. d G Chandler is reported SCI
iously ill
John Crutchaeld made a trip TO the
country today
George Franklin win leave hi i few
days for Idaho
Isaac Cohu Of Chelsea was here ON
business today
AR and Mrs. Charles Hunt are here
from Tahlequah
Miss Mamie Garrison speut Sunday
with friends IN Alton
Mr and Mrs j. S. Davenport spent
Sunday In the country
Miss Blanch Smiley Of Seneca spent
Sunday with home folks
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-04-30
WAY SIDE SCHOOL HOUSE.

Charlie Ketchum Of Welch visited
his parents near Okoee Friday and
Saturday
Fasmces here are certainly glad TO
see this Gne rain.
lay Woodall and wife spent Sunday
at the home of Q. p Showers
Grandma netchum who has been
on the sick list IS improving.
Aunt Emma Bcnnlehel visited her
daughter Mrs John Cohorn. Tuesday
John Redman is helping Ike Wood.
all build a hog pasture this week.
School will be out che 3Oth day Of
April.
Mr. Pearl Couch Of Welch visited
his sister, Mrs Sol Ketchum Friday
and Saturday
Uncle Jim Busey and wife were in
town Saturday
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-04-30
FIRE THREATENS
BUSINESS PORTION
Bank Of Commerce One Of Buildings
Threatened BY Fire That De-
stroyed Ridge Building.
Rv Associated Press.

BY Associated Press
Kansas City, No. April ga fire,
which for a time threatened several
buildings in the heart og the business
district, early this morning resulted
in the total destruction Of the Ridge
building, a four story brick and stone
Office structure on Walnut street, near
Ninth. The fire started in the base.
ment and spread quickly to every
part of the building and the efforts of
the fremen were devoted principally
to the saving of the adjacent struc-
lures
The total loss is estimated at $780,
900 The entire stock of pianos Of the
Olney Music company, on the ground
floor, valued at twenty-five thousand
dollars was destroyed Insurance is
said to cover considerably more than
half Of all the loss There was no
one in the building at the time, A
stiff wind filled the air with sparks,
starting several smaller fires, all of
which were promptly extinguished.
The Bank of Commerce was among
the buildings threatened
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-04-30
NOVELIST PASSED
PEACEFULLY INTO ETERNITY

The Naples. Italy, correspondent for
the New York World tells this story
of the death. on April H. of Novelist
Crawford st Marion Crawford died
seated in big armchair, gazing out Of
a window Before him spread the
beautiful Bay oi Naples. into which
a blood red sun was sinking 1t was
one of those rarely beautiful Italian
sunsets and the novelist drank in it's
superb coloring with all the appre-
citation Of his artistic nature. His
mind was perfectly clear He was
oppressed by no death raking pains
One of the family was reading in a
low voice 'Platos Dialogue on the I'M
mortality of the Soul IN an interval
they heard the novelist murmur j
die with Jesus Christ For some time
after that he sat quietly IN his chair
Then as the sun was just about 20
sink out of sight his family heard
him sigh and say ] enter peacefully
into eternity The sun disappeared
Marion Crawford was dead The
family was much affected by the sol
emnity Of the scene All were present
except the novelist's eldst son. sor.
rento shared IN the family grief All
shops We're closed and business is
practically suspended Everywhere
are there manifestations of deep feel.
ing Eulogistic articles appear in all
the leading italian papers
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-04-30
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES
MUST ATTEND MEETING

II Is absolutely imperative that
every democratic candidate for city
office and every democrat, who can
possibly do SO, attend the meeting
at the sheriff's Office tonight Only
one more day of campaigning remains
before the election and there is much
work TO be done There was meet
ing last night, but the attendance Of
candidates, especially. was not salts
factory. The result Of Tuesdays cleo
tion depends on the work of the
democrats. Attend that meeting to-
night
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-04-30
vInIta As . l4oa Market.

That Vinita is still live stock
market was evidenced Saturday BY
the shipment of hogs from this place.
Sam Cobb and j. r. Gunser purchas.
ed and shipped 1876 head Of fine pork.
ers to Kansas City Saturday.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-04-30

Miss Byrd Dameron returned last
evening from a visit in Alton.
Miss Maybele Foreman spent sun
day at her home in the country
j. @. starr is in Muskogee today on
business with j. Geo. Wright,
John r. Carr OF Edna, Kans. is
transacting business here today.
The Methodist ladies serve dinner
tomorrow, at the Barrett building.
A. B. Watson returned last night
from a business trip to Sparks, Okla,
3. W. Sanders spent Sunday In
Vinita, returning 10 Tulsa this morn
ing.
Mrs. S. NJ LUX of Kirksville, Mo,
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Bon.
foey.
DIR. Meredith is here from Webb
city, on account of the illness of his
father
II. c. Lucy is very III at mis- home.
His condition today is not much inn
proved
Picnic ana fishing parties were
plentiful on the creeks yesterday af-
ternoon.
Miss Mamie Butler was here yes
terday afternoon enroute from Big
Cabin to Chelsea
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Charlesworth
Of cassville. Mo-, are visiting rela-
tiYes in the city.
Charles e. Schroeder. county clerk
of Warren county, Mo-, is transacting
business here today
sam Ficklin returned home today
after an absence of two weeks in the
southern part of the county
Mrs. Yaden, who has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs e. II. Brady, re-
turned to Welch this morning.
George Fields, register Of deeds for
Delaware county, was here yesterday
from Grov to see the ball game.
+. a. Englehart, who has been the
guest of his brother Gene Englehart,
left last night for his home in Okla.
homa City,
Harry Price, friend of oliver
Bethel and Garland Maws passed
through last night enroute from Idaho,
to his home at Tulsa.
The white sox, the oolored baseball
team has ordered new uniforms for
the game with the Kansas City giants
to be played here May IA.
The condition OF d. NJ Meredith.
who is very low with pneumonia is
reported not to have improved any 70.
day, and much fear Is entertained for
his recovery.
A meeting was held Saturday even.
ing to make arrangements for a
Memorial day program. Judge Gill
was appointed chairman OF the com
mittee Oh arrangements. Rev Robt
j. Church viii speak for the "Blue'
and Rev. J. NJ. Cantrell for the Gray
The children of Davis Hill are m
with scarlet fever
Miss Ruby Rice of Muskogee 4.
visiting friends in the city.
The nine months old child of Mr.
and Mrs Isaac Greenfeather died this
morning
A marriage license was granted. to
day to Albert Smith and Miss Clar,
Chouteau of Tiff City
l. d. Butler will return this even
ing from Madison Kans., where h,
has been visiting the past week
W r. Anderson, representing th,
Samuel Dodsworth Stationary com
pany is calling on business men to
day
Little Miss Pauline James returned
TO sapulpa last night after visi
with her uncle. Frank James at tn,
Cobb hotel
Mrs w II Deck, Miss Mildred
Deck and Miss Fay NidiGer left This
morning for a visit with friends al
Sareoxie. Mo
An intellectual treat by Dr San
Steele at the Methodist church, Thurs
dayl evening. May g. Subject
"Greenhorn. Grit and Grace
The Missionary Society Of the Pres
byterian church VIII meet tomorrow
afternoon at the home Of Mrs Low,
ON North smith street
WAY SIDE SCHOOL HOUSE.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-04-30
ANOTHER VICTORY FOR
MISSOURI RAILROADS

Kansas City, Mo. April 2i-Federal
Judge John T. Phillips, here today. is.
sued an order dissolying the tempor.
airy injunction, recently obtained by
Attorney General Major, IN the state
courts, to prevent the eighteen rail.
roads entring Missouri, from return.
ing to the three cent passenger rates
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-04-30
ALDRICH WILL INTRODUCE
COMMITTEE AMENDMENTS

Washington. - g. April 2G sena.
tor Aldrich. chairman OF the finance
committee expects to introduce. TO.
morrow, number of committee
amendments to the tariff bill. These
win include practically all Of the de-
ferred matters among them being the
administration features of the bill
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-04-30
OIL MAN SHOT AND
KILLED AT TANAHA.
BY Associated Press.

~ AssOClated Fross.
Sapulpa. okla. April % James
Serge, an oil man. was shot and In.
stautly killed by Joseph Young, az
Tanaha, near here today Young, Il
is said insulted servant girl at a
mems boarding house and Serge in
terfered.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-04-30
Personals

w r. Reich of Alluwe is in yinita
today
claud shelton returned to centralia
today
n. w. Costly is here today from
Winner
]. NJ. Young returned today from
Welch.
II. II. Parker returned to St Louis
last night.
Fred Kelley made a trip to Wag
oner today.
Guy Patten made business trip to
Tulsa today,
!. N. Bunch is here from Blueiacket
on business
J. c. Starr returned from Muskogee
last evening
DR.. r. l.. Won Trebre Of Chetopa is
visitor here today.
Mrs. G. l. Knapp is visitor here
from Mt vernon, Mo.
Richard Martin, Jr., of Adair was
here today on business.
Mrs. r. l.. Langhlin of Seneca, Mo,
was a visitor here today
Mrs. A. NJ. Cllnkscales went TO Par
sons today for a short visit
Miss Belle Trott Of Dallas, Texas,
Is visiting relatives in Vinita
Leslie d. Davis of Carthage, Mo,
was transacting business here today.
Mrs. r. o. Rice of Aberdeen, South
Dakota is visiting Mrs. J. T. Ragan.
The new Congregational church will
be dedicated the first Sunday IN June.
Mr. and Mrs. M. s. Elder Of lnde.
pendence, Kans, are visitors in the
city.
C. c. Jenkins is here from Blue
Jacket on business with the county
court
Mr.. Falhn of Sprlnfeld Mo-, is
here for the purpose Of buying land
in this locality
J. S. Bebout was here today enroute
from Westville, Texas, to his home in
Mt Vernon, Ohio.
Miss Hattie Day returned this
morning from Colorado where she has
been the past year
The frost last night was one Of the
heaviest ever known here at this
season OF the year
A. w Larkins representing the
Shepard Publishing company of New
York. is ia the city today
John Matney has received the ap-
pointment for carrier for rural route
number again for the ensuing year
The plans are being made for the
new school house at Bmejacket and
work will soon be commenced on the
building
J, s. Warren of Chelsea is In the
city today
A. y. Watson made business trip
10 Alton today.
K. Y. Mospadden returned from
Chelsea last evening.
]. L Morning and son. Barton, went
70 Pryor Greek today
Mrs. Davis Hill went to Alton this
morning for visit with relatives
Mrs. H. h. Clark aud Mrs Meek
left this morning for few days visit
in Joplin
Mr. and Mrs =. s. Cope left tbi'
morning for a few davs visit at Blue
Mound. Kans
The baseball game to have beer
played at Miami today between th,
high school teams Of vinita and Miam
was postponed on account Of the we
grounds,
The schubert symphony club vii
give an entertainment that is highly
artistic and also enjoyable from frs
20 last az the Auditorium April 2G
II Is not often that We are onere,
such a feast of musical good thingi
as the schubert's program contains
Hear them at the Auditorium Apri
26.
Andy Norwood of Dewey one OF th,
old timers OF the Cherokee regime wa,
a pleasant caller today Andy hai
again embarked In the newspaper nel,
at Dewey 1e publishes the Sentinel
The ladies' aid society OF the Con
gregatlonal church held a most inter
esting all day meeting at the h9m,
Of Mrs c. " Cross. yesterday Twen
ty-one ladies were present and planl
were discussed for buying funitur,
for the dining room and kitchen Of thl
new church
FROM SATURDAYS DAILY.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-04-30

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Reading (selected) 49, Miss Maud
Drake, Alya, okla
"The Western Girl"-Niss Kathet
inc M. Cook, State Superintendent Il
Denver, Col Il
Industrial Work lin the Pubhc.f
scbools"-superintendent j. T. Davis,
HRmi. Okla.
Music.
Manual Training And the Home
Prof. l.. p. Whitcomb, Southwestern
Normal Weatherford, Okla. III
"A Senator's View OF Farm Life
Senator r, L, owen, Muskogee, Okla.
Music.
Literature in the Home"-Prof. A.
G. Scott Epworth University, oklaho-
ma City
Afternoon Recess.
500 D. m,
Music.
Country Life"-state superintend-
ent b. ID. Cameron
Condition of the Farmer and His
Relation TO the Business World.
Hon. J. Y. Callahan, Enid, Okla.
Consolidating the Public Schools"
Superintendent r II Harris Baton
Rouge, La
Music.
The Old Time Deestrict skulls -
Congressman Scott Ferris. Lawton,
Okla.
Farm Life in the south"-Gov. ].
B. Sanders, Baton Rouge, La,
Music
Country Life and Farm Literature.
Hon. Frank Greer Guthrie. Okla.
The Interurban Car as Factor in
Country Life'-Mrs, Mary d. Couch,
Oklahoma City
School Gardens State superin.
tendent Howard a. Gass jefferson
City Mo
Friday May 7th
$3.50 a m
Music.
How to Interest Boys and Girls in
Country Life"-Prof j. c. Adamson.
Central Normal Edmond, okla.
The University And its Relation
to Country President A. Grant
Evans. Oklahoma University. Norman. ="
Okla.
The Old Time HuslSing Bee"-Su-
perintendent T. c. Moore, Cheyenne,
Okla.
Music
Farmers COOPERATIVE Demonstra-
tion Work" = Prof W. l.. English.
Saltwater. Okla.
Rural Telephones -Superintend-
ent B. H. Hester, Claremore, Okla.
Rural Mail Facilities E. l..
Fulton, Oklahoma City.
Music
Irrigated Farms'-state superin-
tendent A. G. Nelson. salt Lake iCty.
Utah
Some Needed Reforms in Rural
Life in Southeastern Oklahoma
Preident J. A. Wilson. Murray Agri-
cultural School, Tishomingo, Okla
Noon Recess.
1870 D M
Music -
The Highest Success Of Agricult.
ural Education President J. II. Con
nell A. & N College. saltwater
Okla
Parcels Post And It's Relation to
Country Life State superintendent
Oryis Carson. Nevada.
"The Old Time Country Peddler'-
Superintendent a H. Crouthamel
Poteau Okla
Music
Country Life And the Needs of the
Negro President / u. Page. Color
ed 4 & N University. Langston. okla
"A Congressman's View Of Country
Life Problems Hon James Dayen-
port vinita. Okla
"The Way out"-llon w NJ Garn-
son, Pond Greek Okla
Music.
The Farmers Boy Hon James
Kirkwood Clerk Superior Court, Guth-
rie.
Agricultural and Industrial Train
ing In the Grades Superintendent
w s. Calvert, City Superintendent,
Guthrie, Okla
Country Life and the Rural Route"
-.llon. Roy Stafford, Oklahoma city.
Afternoon Recess
/ 500 D. m.
/ Music.
Good Roads" Senator Campbell
Russell. Warner, okla.
"Arbor Day and Tree Culture
Hon John D. BENEDICT superintend.
ent Federal hehnnla AInshnnnn nl,la
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-04-30

All general sessions will be held in
the city hall at the corner Of Second
street and Oklahoma avenue. Ad-
mission to all meetings will be by
active and associate membership
badge All are requested to register
and obtain membership badges at the
lone hotel where bureau OF infor.
matich will be maintained for the
benefit OF visitors.
Wednesday, May 5th.
1000 a. m.
Music.
Invocation.
Music.
Address of Welcome on the Part
Of the State Of Oklahoma Gov. @. NJ.
Haskell.
Address of Welcome on the Part
of the Schools of Oklahoma-State
Superintendent e. d. Cameron.
Address of Welcome on the Part
of the Citizens of Mayor C..
Nj. Barnes.
Music,
Response to Address Of Welcome in
Behalf of Visiting States-Gov. 7. NJ.
Campbell, Austin Texas.
Response to Address of Welcome in
Behalf of Schools Of Southwest Hon.
w. o, Hart, New Orleans, La,
Civic Improvement Clubs Miss
Kate Barnard commissioner Of chart
ties, Guthrie.
Noon Recess
1:3O p. m
Music.
Country Life Among the Chero
KEGS President A. 5. WHY, North.
eastern Normal, Tahlequah, okla.
What the Farmer Should Know
About Rocks-Prof Chas. N. Gould
State University Norman, Okla.
Secondary Agricultural Schools
President J. c. Hardy, r. & NJ. Col.
AL AANhAAhlh III 1bisf MiHas
County Life IN Grady. as | Found
Il And AS It Is Now" supt Il. ri.
Wilson, Chickasha, Okla
Music
"The Future of the Southwest
Hon. Lee Cruce. Ardmore, Okla.
The Rural School" r Hon. J b.
Evans, Byron, Okla
Dry Farming State Superintend.
ent II. l.. Long, Phoenix, Ariz
Reading (Selected) = Prof. George
Landrum. Southwestern Normal,
Weatherford
Music.
Agriculture in the Public Schools
DIR l.. L. Lewis, A. & NJ. college,
Saltwater, Okla
Home Furnishing" Prof. Henry
Meier. State University, Norman,
Okla.
Afternoon Recess
SOC p. m.
Music
Industrial Education -Hon. ] p.
Connors president state board 81 agri.
culture, Guthrie.
Country Life Conyeniences' state
superintendent Edward Hyatt. sacra.
mento, Cal
Some Leaks on the Farm A
Remedy President J. a. MeLauch-
line Central Normal Edmond. Okla.
The Problem Of Transportation III
Rural Schools State superintendent
e. T Fairchild. Topeka. Kans
Music.
Country Roads'-Hon W w.
Hastings Tahlequah okla
University Extension" prof j.
M scroges Kingisher. Okla
Thursday May 9th,
$50 N.
Music
Organizing New Country
Superintendent w E. GIN. Pawhuska.
Ol1la.
rive Practical Factors That win
Make Farm Life Desirable Prof
Claud Scott. Southwestern Normal,
Weatherford. okla.
The Old Log School House,
Superintendent j. a. johnson. Lawton
Okla
Music.
The Country Girl and Her Future
Miss Sophie b Wright New or
leans, La
Country Clubs in Rural Schools
superintendent Mary Y. Niblaek. Ard
more. Okla.
Relation of Agricultural Training
In Secondary Schools to Farm Life
Prof T. ]. Lowe. University Prepare
tary Tonkawa Okla.
Business meeting and organization
of permanent association
Noon Recess.
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1880 D. NJ.
Building a state"-Gov C. \. Has.
kell
The District School and It's Rela.
tion to Country Life'-lIon. d. p.
Marum, Woodward okla.
The University Extension Move.
ment"- President A. Ross Hnl. state
University Columbia. Mo
Music
The Princely Dignity Of the Amerl.
can Farmer Prof J. al Wood su.
perintendent city Schools. Santa Fe.
N. NJ.
Work Of Teacher Of Agriculture IN
Improvement OF Farm Llfe"--Prof. A.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1909-03-19
CITATION.

To Hannah M. Haight, Margaret Tay-
lor, o. p. McGee, Laura McGee,
William McGee, Mollie Hall, Elsie
Gibeson, Allen McGee, Minnie
McGee, Andrew McGee, Myrtle
McGee, Minnie Nelson, Perry ].
McGee, Martha ]. McGee and to all
other heirs of Charles w. McGee
deceased, and all persons interest
ed In his estate:
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE
OF OREGON You, and each of you
are hereby cited and required to ap'
pear before the County Court fol
Josephine County at the court room
in the court house at Grants Pass In
Josephine County. Oregon, on Satur
day, April 3, 1909, at the hour oI
two o'clock, p. M, then and there tC
show cause, If any, why an order
should not be made and entered II
the matter Of the estate of Charles
w. McGee now pending on admins
tration in the above entitled court
for the sale of the following de
scribed real property situated II
Josephine County, Oregon, to-wit;
The Northwest quarter OF thu
Southwest quarter, and the North
east quarter OF the Southwest quar-
ter OF Section s, Township SO South
Range West Of Willamette Meri
dian in Josephine County, Oregon
containing 68 acres OF land, less on,
acre heretofore sold to School Dis
trict No. 81.
Said sale to be made by the admin
lstratrlx at private sale, and for no
less than one-half cash, with the ba
lance OF the purchase price, II any
secured by a first mortgage ON salt
real property bearing interest at no
less than six per cent per annum.
Witness the Hon. Stephen Jewell
County Judge for Josephine County
Oregon, and the seal OF the Count
Court affixed hereto this 4th da,
Of March, A. ID. 1909.
| (SeaD s. +. CHESHIRE.
County Clerk
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1909-03-19
THE RAYS C0NrEM.
PLATE IRR' CATION

Colonel Frank Ray, president OF
the Condor Water and Power CON-
pany, left for the east Thursday af-
ter completing arrangements to in
stall an irrigation system that will
cover the entire north end of the
Rogue River valley.
1t is planned to lay a 12-inch steel
main from the dam at Gold Ray to
McClendon's grove, west of the
Southern Pacific tracks mile north
of Central Point. Water will be
supplied for irrigation purposes un-
der 200-foot head to ranchers and
orchardists along the route.
A pump is being installed at Gold
Ray and high level reservoir will
be built on the hills west OF the dam,
from which the water will be sup
piled under gravity pressure. Until
the completion of the reservoir, wa
ter will be pumped direct into the
mains.
"The extension of this system to
Central Point and Medford depends
simply upon the cooperation of the
property owners and the demand for
water" states DR.. c. r. Ray. "If
we are met half way, we will cover
all the valley, as the capacity Of the
plant will be sufficient, and the sys-
tenn is planned with this end in view.
Irrigation will add at least 500
per acre to the value of the land,
and no owner can afford not to put
water on his place. We can deliver
water under pressure to all in the
north end Of the valley.
1--WE intend to irrigate several
hundred acres Of our own that we
are planting and intend to plant, as
we'll as the new nursery for which
land has been leased. Many Of the
land owners are signing up for wa
ter, and 1t will be but short time
until a first-class system, supplying
Rogue River water will be In opera
tion.-Medford Tribune.