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Evening journal., 1911-03-31
HOW UGLY MEN
WIN BEAUTIES
Canadian Lecturer ASCribeS
Peculiar Choice as blind
PySChiC Impulse

CHICAGO, H., March 31-Several
Chicagosns have found out why it is
that so many beautiful women marry
ugly men. They had noticed this fact
before. but it awaited the explanation
of DR.. II. T. Cameron Of McGill univer-
sity, Canada, who cleared up the mys-
terry in a lecture to the class in sociol-
ogy at the University Of Chicago.
The real reason is what Or. Cam
eron describes as blind psychic inn
pulse" But he says, in spite of the
blindness of said impulse. it often
strikes the right trail to a fat bank
account or lucid, sharp sense of
humor. or manners and good breeding,
which compensate for the mere ply
sical ugliness of the lucky men.
Persons like j. P. Morgan and John
d. Rockefeller, as we'll as gentlemen Of
blue blood" were among those whom
DR. Cameron described i'm his lecture
as having overcome the handicap OF
slight personal pulchritude i'm their
race for the girls of their choice
Evening journal., 1911-03-31

o ots. Mix three or four doses daily. After
il .nIee weeks alternate and take the follow
- - powerful tonic 10 improve the cir
u eula'l9ni on Comp. Syrup Hypophosphites :
Cardoron,' ,uie Nadomene Comp. l oz. mot
rms course Of treatment should be con
unued until entirely relieved
Helen - Excessive perspiration under the
l sIn1s can be relieved by washing morning
ana night with a pint Of warm water 80
winch has been added level teasnoonfrl
Of Anuseptic Niane Powder; but 10 cnre
the only sure method is 10 bathe fhe on
llIe % body once daily and keep the bowels
active. The perspiration should not be
checked altogether
Mrs Lay;-Your stomach trouble ia dna
70 an excess OF acid, causing much gas.
lunDiins' headachei sour risngs, ETC. es.
2e1laliy after eating acid fruits etc. Take
lapletS lrlopeptine as per directions ac.
companying sealed package Also take 4
teaspoontul Of Sodium Phosphate-in water
AFTER each meal. If constpated take 3.
gram lablets Snlpherb, put mp in sealed
thing ! prescribe.
George;-Your questions and symptoms
have been answered and explained several
times heretofore in these columns but as
they may have escaped your attention I viii
repeat my advice, as have for many others.
,i.nrI. iuuJ description indicates your blood is
poorly circulated and your main trouble Is
pruritis ami etching piles). The only re-.
liable treatment is as follows; Mix Hvpo.
suiphlte OF Soda ozs., Antiseptic Nilana
Powder ? ozs. Add teaspoonful 10 pint
OF warm water and wash the parfs thor.
oughly with It twice daily. after which an.
Ply the following ointment. Csrbolic Acid
40 minims, Citrine Ointment ] o. Rose
hayloin IL drains, Lanolin 1 o. Mix,
and apply twice daily. Continue until cured.
10 improve the circulation, take a teaspoon.
tpl 8 TO times daily Of the following; Tine
ture Hamamelis ozs.. 1incture Cadomens
Comp. o., Aromatic Syrup Rhubsrb
ozs. Mix.
Julia:-l do not know the formula you
ieter TO- An excellent and reliable stain for
the hair which is not harmful but benef-
cial as a hair tonic, follows: Take six
heaping tablespoonfuls Of coffee and boil IL
IN pints Of water until reduced by evap-
orauon 20 / quart. Strain thoroughly. let
cool and then add one ounce of Nilana
Powder. Shake and dsmpen the hair twice
daily BY making the coffee stronger OF
weaker You can make an shade YOU desire
The odor Of coffee is lost by long boiling
Margaret-Use same treatment as Rose. "
Fat:-If you had my prescription filled
something lust as good for the Glvcol
Arbolene, how could you expect resultsi
Never permit druggist 20 substitute any.
thing for the reliable concentrated drugs
which l prescribe.
The correct formula for reducing fat 3. IN
z pounds a week is: Fl. Ext. Bladderwrack
- o.. Glycol-Arbolene o.. Aromatic
Elixir 4 IL ozs. Mix. Shake we'll and
for the first days take a teaspoonful after
each meal. and thereafter increase 20 two
teaspoonfuls.
Evening journal., 1911-03-31
Something Every Catarrh
Sufferer Should Know
Do You Own a Little Hard Rubber HyOmei Inhaler
The Same as the Illustration?

and your suffering and
hawking and discharge
Of obnoxious mucous will
cease entirely. Then con-
tinue until every germ is
destroyed; until the sore
ness and inflammation
and dryness in the throat
have disappeared. HYO-
MEIs guaranteed for ca
tarrh. coughs, colds, sore
throat, Group, asthma and
deafness caused by ca
tarrh or money back.
Complete outfit which in
cludes inhaler s1.OO at
Miller Drug Company.
and drug gists every
where.
NJ all orders filled
c n arges prepaid by
Booths Hyomei Co.
Buffalo. n. y. Booklet
bon catarrh free.
Evening journal., 1911-03-31

lost his fine boss and given away an
entrance into the banks safe.
Mebbe he didn't git a move on him.
Without stoppin' to git into his clothes
he run down and out. and. seein a
friend Of hisn that had a bicycle, he
got him to follow the robbers while he
got up a posse. Inside of ten minutes
men was leavin' the town on wheels
they wasn't no hosses to ride-all arm
ed with rifles. They didn't wait for
one another. but as fast as Shinkley
got a man out he sent him on. When
Shinkley had started n dozen men he
lit out himself.
The robbers. KNOWN there was no
bosses in the town. forgot about BIZ
cycles, and they didn't expect such a
quick chase. They didn't hurry much.
The bicycles closed up and made
chase together. A boss gifts tired. and
a bicycle doesn't. so every one of 'he
robbers was tooken.
Shinkley couldn't revenge himself on
a woman by hurtin' her. The way he
did it was by hangin' every one of the
men. includin' her husband. who hnl
shot at him. She was forced to see
one after another swung of. includin'
her husband When the ceremony
was over they left her lyin' in a heap
in the middle of the road. She was
all gone up.
Evening journal., 1911-03-31
SOCIAL and
PERSONAL NEWS
Many Visitors Here While
WiIminGtORianS Go Away
for Pleasure
YOUNG PEOPLE SPEND
EVENINGS At SOCIALS

Miss Anna Vansant has been spend
ing several days with her brother at
EAST Nottingham.
C. c. McVey and daughter Ethel. Of
Lombard. spent Sunday with relatives
in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. Wiley have
returned 20 Bridgeville after visit TO
this city.
Miss Bertha Smith and Olive Gal
loway Of Newport visited friends here
this week
Mary Ellen Smith and Anna Smith
Of Newport, spent yesterday in this
city.
Benjamin Mitchell was recent
guest Of friends at Newport
BENJAMIN Fincher has been spend
ing several days with friends at
Toughkenamon.
Frank Ewart Of Hockessin has re-
moved TO this city.
Miss Addie Curry has been visiting
her father at Kembleyille.
Harry +. Mcdowell, of Liberty Grove
is the guest of friends here this week.
J. G. Bradway. who recently dis
continued farming near Smyrna and is
now working for the American Car
Co., at Wilmington, has been spending
few days with his parents at Smyrna.
Mrs William H. Carr, and daughter,
Miss Maud Carr, who have been spend
ing the winter In this city. with her
son, Roland B. Carr, have returned to
their home in Smyrna.
Miss Louise A. Murgatroyd is visit
ing Mrs. Edward Stone at Upper
Montclair, N. ].
Robert c. Chipman is visiting his
uncle, L. C. Bruff, at No. 224 Mary
land avenue.
Evening journal., 1911-03-31


ment has been persistently and regularly
used Tor from two to ak months.
Try H. and II 10 gives relief you can
rest assured that II will be most effective
as cure IN your case, as it has in many
Oil Eucalyptus dram. Terebene dram,
Essence Mentho-Laxene . 1-2 ozs., Glycerine
pure, ozs. Mix. Shake the bottle and
take teaspoonfu every hour or two dur
ing attacks and doses daily al other times
Della our distress is due TO COM
plication of ills due in great measure to
poor circulation which affects the delicate or
gans Of your sex. causing the usual abnor-
NAL symptoms Of pain gripping, headache
and soreness in the chest and under the
shoulder blades. Your weight is 20 pounds
below normal and your blood is in poor
condition. Have this prescription filed and
use regularly for several months:
Nirburnum Prunifolum 1 o., Tincture
Cadomcne Comp. 1 o., Comp. Syrup Hypo-
phosphites ozs Mix, and take tea
spoonful every three hours during the day,
followed by glass of water.
Also obtain 3-Grain Hypo Nuclane Tab
let's and take as per directions accompanying
sealed package
W. R. T.;-Many of the greatest skin
specialists prescribe in various formula, the
following for stubborn cases Of eczema, and
you may be very confident Of success IL you
VIII carefully observe the following: buy a
2 1-2 dram package Of e-kayloin a pow
dered product rarely used, but of great vir
tue in all forms of skin disease; then have
your druggist mix, carbolic acid 80 drops
citrine ointment 1 o. lanolin ! OF. At
home, warm the ointment and gradually and
slowly stir in the powder, rose -kaylon.
When mixed in this manner you avoid sub
stitution, and can depend on results. Wash
the parts with CASTLE soap and apply the
mixture twice daily.
Downhearted:-Th trouble with your feet
will require long course Of treatment TO
correct, but by patience and persistency the
following treatment win do it, This also
will relieve and cure tired. aching sweaty
and calloused feet, as it is a local tonic
and stimulant 10 the muscles, ligaments and
cells TO a gallon of hot water add a tea
spoonful of Vilane Powder and teaspoon
full Of alum. Immerse the feet $ to 20
minutes each night. Then bathe the feet in
cold water and dry.
Rose:-Your acute Indigestion, accom-
panied by constipation, brought on
rheumatism through malassimilation or a
constant absorption Of poisons which should
have been eliminated. You must first regulate
your diet. Discontinue coffee and tes. Omit
meat almost entirely; also starches such as
fresh bread, pastry ara potatoes, except
baked. Always eat less than your appetite
Graves. For the indigestion, take Tablets
rriopeptine; pink after breakfast, white after
dinner blue after supper Also take 1-2 to
1 teaspoonful Of the following TO correct liver
and bowels: m. Ext. Mandrake drains,
Aromatic H. Cascara l o., Comp. Essence
Csrdiol I oz Aromatic Syrup Rhubarb 4
Evening journal., 1911-03-31
SEWING CIRCLE TO
HEAR OF PHILOSOPHY

The E. NJ. McCallister Sewing Cir
Gle met at the home of Mrs. Matte
Williams, No. 1925 West Fourth street,
on Friday evening A very pleasant
evening was spent Those present
were Emma Connor, Ida NJ Winsor,
r. Followfeld. Anna Walker, Ollie
Moss. Matte Williams. Anna Virdn
and Mrs. Simson. The circle will
meet this evening at the home Of
Mrs. BERTHE Kimble in The Pines.
southeast corner Fifth and Pine
street. Mrs. Kimble will give a talk
on Southern Philosophy"
Evening journal., 1911-03-31
CAMDEN

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL
CAMDEN. Del. March Ex-senator
and Mrs. r. c. Barnard are visiting
in Philadelphia.
Robert Carton. Of Dickerson Col
lege, is visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Carton.
Mrs. William Riley and daughter,
Grace. OF Wilmington, has been spend
ing a few days with Mrs. jay Moore.
Mrs Robert J. Simmons. of Dover,
IS the guest OF Mrs William r,
Postles.
The following were initiated in the
P. o. S. Of A. on Wednesday evening;
A p. Carter, Charles Burke and w. j.
Mason.
Morris Fitzgerald has been visiting
friends in Milford
Mrs Arley Slaughter. Of Woodslde
Evening journal., 1911-03-31

GUANTANAMO. Cuba, March 81
The war game" maneuvers are prov
ing as arduous to the troops here rs
field campaign of a really serious
nature. The men are pushed hard
every day by the officers in carrying
out the drills designed for them The
cavalry and the field artillery are do
ing even more work than the infan-
try, which is an unusual circumstance
at camp of this kind Colonel Lotus
Niles of the Third field artillery has
Evening journal., 1911-03-31

II you do, you will be glad 10 know
that Miller Drug Company and drug
Eists everywhere will sell YOU a bot
tie Of HYOMEI pronounce it High-o-
mel for only 50 cents.
Get a bottle today TASK for extra
bottle HYOMEI Inhalant) then get
out your HYOMEI inhaler and begin
IN earnest 10 kill the germs Of ca
tarrh and rid yourself OF It's vile
symptoms forever
H1OMEI viii Danish catarrh If Won
viii use II regularly. 1t is the onlv
remedy Of its kind before the people
today that can penetrate into every
nook. corner. fold or crevice Of the
mucous membrane and destroy the
microbes
HIOMEi, is made from Australian
biucalyptus aud combined with Lister.
ian antiseptics. Pour a few drop.
into the inhaler and breathe this
mighty germ destroying air.
Notice how quickly that stuffed III
head clears Up; keep ST It a few day.
Evening journal., 1911-03-31
OUT FOR POSTMASTER.
Thomas Jefferson, Present Incumbent
and John L. Phillips After job.

Though the vacancy does not oc-
cur in the postmastership of the
Smyrna Office until the middle Of next
January, there promises to be live
ly contest Thomas jefferson, the
present incumbent. who is closing his
third term, twelve years. Of service,
is after reappointment John r.
Phillips has also entered the race.
Both Mr. Jefferson and Mr.. Phillips
are prominent Republicans and are
active workers.
Evening journal., 1911-03-31
WILL OPERATE THE
BLACKBIRD CANNERY

Richards Brothers will operate the
cannery at Blackbird this season. The
farmers will grow 200 acres Of to-
matoes for which they will get IS
ton. There will be an addition built
to the mill and the products Of $50
acres of corn will be canned
Evening journal., 1911-03-31
THE DOCTORS ANSWERS ON
HEALTH AND BEAUTY QUESTIONS
BY DIR. THEODORF BFCk.

The questions answered below are general In
character; the symptoms or diseases are given and
ture.
Those wishing further advice free NAV address
Dr. Theodore Beck, College Bldg, College Ellvood
sts Dayton. Ohio, enclosing self-addressed stamp
ed envelope ior reply. Flu II name and address must
De gwen put ony initials or fictitious name will be
used in my answers. T he prescriptions can be
filled at any well-stocked drug store ANY druggst
can order of wholesaler
Evening journal., 1911-03-31

has been the guest Of her sister. Mrs.
Edward p. Walravon.
Ralph Lord spent Monday I'm Dover.
Walter Spence has been appointed
assessor of this district.
Evening journal., 1911-03-31

outlined most of the maneuvers which
the men who handle the cannons have
conducted.
SAN ANTONIO, Texas, March 81
Probably the most valuable exercise
of the United State marines here has
been the skirmish drills. These ma
neuvers cover large stretch of ter
ritory and give the men muscular as
well as military training that will
prove Of decided beneds TO them.
Evening journal., 1911-03-31
Choral Clnh Cnncnrt.

The ST. AIMS Choral Club, of st
AIMS Church, is rehearsing nightly
under the directions of Patrick Shields
for concert to be held at the end Of
the Lenten season.
Evening journal., 1911-03-31
DuTy.Wood NuptiaIs.

Mrs. Emma c. Duffy and Frederick
A. Wood, both of Wilmington, we're
married by the Rev. Charles A. Hill at
st. PauPs NJ. e. Church parsonage. No.
1912 Jefferson street on Thursday,
March %.
Evening journal., 1911-03-31
SMYRNA TO GET $500 ANNUALLY.
Legislature Authorizes Levy Court 10
Increase Road Order 10 $500.

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
SMYRNA. Del. March 31-Through
efforts Of Representative J. e. Hof-
fecker, the Legislature granted an in-
crease in Smyrna's street appropri-
alton through the Levy Court of Kent
county, from S40O to $500. Smyrna
Town Council is glad to receive this
extra assistance, which puts Smyrna
in the same appropriation class as
Milford and Dover.
Evening journal., 1911-03-31
sumner As HosnItaI Bepctit.

The Junior Board of the Homeo-
pathic Hospital will have supper
on Thursday, May 25th, at the New
Century Club
Evening journal., 1911-03-31

Asthma Asthma
has been conquered
by careful regard TO
diet. exercise and
general health when
tlo fo1Iowtp~ frouf
Evening journal., 1911-03-31

Read THE EVENING JOURNAL.
Evening journal., 1911-03-31

CONTINUES TOMORROW Our formal showing of charming New
Spring Styles Millinery and Appareng will continue throughout tomorrow
and we again you friends and fashions
est and pe creations We have spared to make this the most
pcenous display history and the best style thoughts the worlds
Mners and Designers find full expression this Introductory
showing of
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-01-06

Rogue River Camp. No. So, w. o.
W.. Of this city, will hold their in
stallation exercises at their hall on
Friday evening, January 6. All
woodmen and their wives are ex-
tended cordial invitation to be pres
ent 93*
Foolish is he that wise would be
and not advertise.
Miss Lulu Benedict arrived Satur-
day from Marlette, Mich, and will
spend the winter in Grants Pass with
her aunt, Mrs. ]. N. Voorhies.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. l.. DeArmond
moved their household goods to Med
ford Wednesday morning and will
make their permanent home in that
city, where they have purchased a
handsome little bungalow. H. L.
DeArmond and brother, H. H. De-
Armond, have recently established 9
law office at Medford and theil
many friends here wish them un
limited success in their new home.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-01-06

correspondent, Alice Mallory, color
bearers, Lena Hildreth, Josephine
Moures, Matilda Meissner, Minnie
Westerheid.
The corps had been informed that
they were not, either collectively or
individually to worry themselves
about the refreshments for the even
ing. The post would attend to that.
Never having heard that the gentle
men had reputation as famous
chefs. but not doubling their ability
to surprise us with some campfire
delicacy, it was only natural there
should be some curiosity amongst
the w. r. C. members. But when
the banquet room doors were
thrown open and We were invited
tn sit down to the nicely ar
ranged tables, loaded with fruit and
delicacies, and then treated to de-
licious oyster supper-well--curios'
ity was quickly dispelled for we
found Mrs. Robert Mclean, Mrs
John Niday, Mrs, J. E. Peterson ant
Mrs. e. A. Wade in possession OF thu
kitchen and with executive abilit!
directing their better-halfs in th'
knowledge of tahle walters, and tn
gentlemen did fine.
After supper all returned to tn
hall, when Mr.. Harmon mounted
desk and, making a brilliant orator
ical appeal to the sympathy-an
pocket book "auctioneered Off"
!, quilt, belonging to the corps, whic
was taken by Mr.. Westerhied, b
being the highest bidder
The woman's relief corps wishes
thank the post and their wives, M
q Harmon and Mr., Westerheid for IL
mart each took in making the eve,
=. ing one Of special pleasant memorie
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-01-06
MISSOURI FLAT.

Mr.. and Mrs. George Wooldirge
at New Years dinner the
following guests: Mr.. and Mrs
A. w. Guthrie and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Rehkopf and daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Woodbridge and
family, Mr.. ]. II. Johnson and Mr.
August Rehkopf.
Bart Cook returned to his hom'
at Canyonville Monday after a few
few days visit with relatives here
Mrs. c. Davidson, of Provolt
spent New Years with Mr., and Mrs
e. j, Davidson.
Rolla and Eugene Carts are bus
putting in phone line, and will 500
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-01-06


Mrs. F. F. Sparlin. of Williams,
spent Tuesday in this city with
friends.
Roy Jordan came up from Wolf
Creek Monday to attend to business
here and returned Tuesday evening.
H. H. DeArmond came down Mon
day evening from Medford and re-
turned Wednesday morning to that
|city, where he is associated with his
brother, H. l.. DeArmond, in their
new law office.
Clinton Johnson returned to his
home at Los Angeles Wednesday, af-
ter spending short time in this
city looking after his mining inter-
ests on Rogue river.
Miss Martha McGee went to Ash
land Wednesday morning to visit
with her sister and other relatives
and friends Of that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. c. Elicit, who
have been spending short time in
this city left Wednesday morning for
San Diego, where they expect to
make their future home.
| Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Shattuck came
in Tuesday from their Applegate
mine to do some shopping and visit
with friends.
; The Salvation army will hold a
song service, entitled "Larchmont,'
at their hall on Thursday evening
Everyone cordially invited to attend
T. ]. Cook has sold his 20-acrt
place west of Grants Pass to Johr
Morpeth, and Tuesday Mr.. Cook lef
; with his family for Bizbee, Arizona
r where they will spend the winte
with son residing at that place.
t H. M. Axtell has in operation
y about two miles from Merlin,
steam grubber which is attractini
; considerable attention. This grub
s ber is an invention of Mr.. Axtell an
has five times the power of don
4 key engine and one-fifth the speed
&c thus pulling the roots entirely ou
without danger of their breaking OF
He has just completed 10-acre COZ
= tract for r. H. Wing and is startin
;. on another contract.
j. M. Tetherow left Wednesda
morning to take his little daughte
|' Charilla, to Santa Rosa, where sh
D. is student in the Ursuline collee
t, in that city. The little girl had bee
Is spending the holidays with her pa
ents here. They were accompanie
r as far as Medford by Miss DeEt
er Tetherow, who will visit for sho
time with her sister, Mrs. DeArmon
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-01-06
G. A. r. AND W. r. C. INSTALL

One of the notable and most
pleasant events in the fraternal and
social life of the city was held We'd
nesday evening in the M. w. A. Hall,
515k Front street, where the newly
elected officers of the local post G..
A. r. an corps w. R. c. were joint
ly installed.
The large hall was filled by
the members of the two organiza-
tions and few invited guests. Rev.
Robt. Mclean conducted the in
stalling ceremonies for the post;
Mrs. Christina Goodnow for the
corps.
The Gen. Logan post officers fol
the new year are: Commander
John Patrick; senior vice-command
er, H. v. Alurson; junior vice-com
mander, ]. w. Moore; chaplain
Robert Mclean; quartermaster, E
A. Wade; adjutant, ]. E. Peterson
officer of the day, w. F. Bryne; OF
flee of the guard, John Niday; sur
geon, Albert Morris; quartermaste
sergeant, NJ. NJ. Rummage; sergeant
major, V. S. Groute.
For the Gen. Logan corps pres
dent, Harriet Patrick; senior vice
Sadie Anderson; junior vice, Eliza
beth Lamphere; guard, Minnie Hal
| mon; conductor, Susanna Ahli
, treasurer, Mary Hildreth. Appointiv
/ officers: Secretary. Helen Alversor
musician, Minnie Britton; pres
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-01-06
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rxHDONAL AND LOCAL 4

sI* N If&YTF
Wm. Argabright, of Medford, was
the city Tuesday.
q d. Cameron, of Woodville, made
business trip to Grants Pass Tues
Nv.
20. Milo, Of Merlin, was shopping
"a looking after business here
uesday
y. N. Bayliss, of Tolo, was a
rants Pass business caller Tues
Jay.
L. G. Hudson and ]. S. Moore
Fame IN from Galice Tuesday to at
bsnd to business matters.
VIM. H. Love, Of Murphy was call
,ag on Grants Pass friends here
TUESDAY.
n T. Osborne, of Holland, was
Iiransacting business and calling on
riends Tuesday.
]. M. Howard, of Medford, was a
,irants Pass business visitor Tues
4ay.
| o. G. Kimze arrived here Tuesday
rom Toledo, O., to look over this
,art OF southern Oregon.
Joe and Lou Schmitt returned
Tuesday evening from Portland
where they spent the holidays with
Friends.
H. s. Woodcock, Of Kerby, was
rrisiting friends in this city Tuesday
|, J. Western, of Medford, was {
Grants Pass visitor Tuesday.
If a majority rules, advertising
plpays. So will Courier ad work TO
! you.
n G. w. Stoner and R. H. Elliot
went to Tacoma on No. 16 Tuesda
evening.
Oscar w. Nicholson and John F
Jones, Of Oakland, Cal, were Grant
Pass visitors Tuesday.
X. A. Kelser, of Corvallis, arrive
here Tuesday to look after bushes
matters.
w. H. Tucker, of Brownsville
Ore, was In Grants Pass Tuesda
calling on friends and looking afte
business.
Miss r. c. Bats, of Yreka, Cal
arrived here Tuesday to visit friend
Mrs. r. l.. Cook of Rock Poin
was shopping and calling on FRIEND
here Tuesday.
w. Fl. Taylor, of Yreka, Cal, a
rived here Tuesday to look aft
business matters.