Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, October 11, 1915, DAILY EDITION, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextMONDAY, OCrOUKIl II, IMS. PAGE FOl'tt DAILY llOGUls IUVE11 COUIUKH sun? mo? NO MORE TREATING CT WORLD'S GREATEST CITY London, Oct 11. "Have one on me" is a thing of the past, as tar M the world's greateet metropolis is concerned. The stringent antl treating law went Into effect today with it penalty ot $500 fine and six .months in prison. As a resnlt, drink ing is on the down grade and author!- , ties estimate Hqnor consumption will be cut in two. RETTOtXlXG ACTRESS SEES BRITISH TRANSPORT SUXK Los Angeles, Oct 11. Constance Collier, the actress, who is here to enter the motion picture field tem porarily, declares that the Liverpool street railway station In London was entirely destroyed by the Zeppelin bombardment last month. She wit nessed the demolition of the hnge depot Off Folkestone Miss Collier saw a big army transport sunk by a German submarine or mine. Two thousand soldiers were rescued from it Automobile Bargains 1 second hand Ford touring, car, in good condition $300 . New Ford runabout body, com plete i $35 JOSEPH MOSS S04 North Sixth Street : FER52NflL ! LOCAL j a tew days, left this morning toi their home at Bray, Cal. New pack seeded raisins at Kinney & Truax grocery. Phone tit tor milk and cream. 54 Mrs. F. 0. Wynant and baby, who visited the H. 9. Wynant family tor It is absolutely tree. See the "AlTtn" window at Letcher Sons, tf Jas. Slover has returned from his visit at the San Francisco exposition. Number 18 special roast coffee at Kinney k Truax. 56 Mrs. C P. Totten returned this afternoon from Qlendale, where she visited tor several days. It costs nothing to try tor the chest ot Alvin silver at Letcher's. Call for an answer blank at 517 Q street tt Mr. and Mrs. Ed McCann, ot Kerby, left this afternoon on A trip to the San Francisco exposition. Watch tor 1 5 in gold in Alpine butter. 664 Mrs. M. Kitchen, ot Albany, who visited her cousin, Mrs. R. H. 011 fillan, returned home this morning. At Kinney ft Truax grocery, Alpine butter. Nothing better. 564 Mrs. C. L. Child, ot Springfield, Ore., arrived here this morning to spend a few days with friends. Mrs. Childs is Just returning home from an eastern trip. Have yon tried for the chest of Alvin silver at Letcher ft Sons? Costs nothing to try. . 516tf Mr. and Mrs. John Lovell left this morning tor their home at Parde ville, Wis., after spending ten days wtth their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Smith. The Lovella have been away from home for three months, making the trip from New York to San Fran cisco by boat via the Panama canal. Arrow collars at Bishop's. 03tf Musk Club to Meet The meeting of the Music club will be held on Tuesday night at the Com mercial club rooms, at 7:10. Men's Clothing Wanted The ladles who are conducting a rummsge sate tor Bethany Presby terian church have calls for men's clothing and they desire donations ot any serviceable clothing. Phone 864-L or 384-L, and packages will be called for. ' Hewing Postponed-. The preliminary hearing ot Oscar Powers and Dave Peterson, the young men arrested Saturday night charged with having enticed two young girls from Gallce from their' homes, has been postponed till Tuesday, at 10 o'clock. Gives Cheat of Silver Away For the most clever answer to what the young ladles in our window are saying we are going to give a chest ot Alvin silver the long-life plate. There are no strings attached to this offer just call and get an answer blank and do some thinking. Con test closes October SO. Letcher ft Son, 517 O street. 561tt BULGAREAII DEW OFFER OF GREEK TERRITORY TO BULGARIA Athens, Oct. 11. Reports that Germany induced Bulgaria to enter the war on her side by promising her Greek territory, including the Greek ports ot Salonikt and Kavala, were denied today by the German legation. TOKIO HAS SAMPLE OF GREAT AMERICAN GAME Toklo, Oct 11. In a game during which the Japanese were held with out a hit, but scored one run on er rors, the Chicago University team to day defeated Kleo university, 6 to 1. The maroons got only six hits. Both fields fielded in a ragged man ner, however, a total of seven errors being registered. Hear Divorce Case Evidence ' Judge Calkins came over from Medford this morning and heard a number ot motions, demurrers,, etc.. In pending cases. Evidence in the action for divorce ot John S. Fnlton from Susan D. Fulton was heard, the defendant not contesting the suit The couple was wed in Colorado in 1905, and there are three children. Mr. Fulton alleges cruel and Inhuman treatment. Pheasant Killed Out of Season Complaint has been filed against II. H . Mace, In the justice court, for sn alleged infraction of the game law. It Is charged that Mace shot one of the Chinese pheasants recently brought hero snd liberated npon the Applegate valley farm of Dr. Sweeney, the killing having occurred Sunday. The pheasant, which Is an exhibit in court, still bears the leg band that It wore when first liber ated a few weeks ago. There is no open season on Chinese pheassnts in Josephine county, but had the bird been killed a few miles more to the east, in Jackson county, the killing would have been legal, as a ten-day open season there did not terminate till Sunday night 1 lf BIJOU TONIGHT .. .n- V - jH MAE MARSH The coming Bernhardt of America HO ''' .' f I.' lilJlC .! ' blanche sweet . America's Favorite Motion Picture, -; Actress Til I SCAPE In 7 Reels s"WHO 18 THE MAN TOUR DAUGHTER IS GOING TO MARRY? Thlr PhotopUj Sensation that Has Set all America i Tatting Produced by D. W. Griffith The Greatest nd Highest Salaried Director la Fllmdom DONT MARRT UNTIL YOU SEE "THE ESCAPE" , J A . ROBERT HARRON . Leading Man la The CUnimma, pow showing on liroaaway at 92.00 admissloa THE ESCAPE IS ENDORSED BY PRESS AND PULPIT BECAUSE I T TEACHES THE GREAT LESSON OF LIFE WITH. INFINITE POWER mass- 1 A ' f 4: OWEN. MOORE Mary rick ford's Hosband 3.. J I f TO HASTEN VICTORY IS GERMAN BELIEF By Carl W. Ackerman. Berlin, via The Hague, Oct 11. "Bulgaria's entrance Into the war is our greatest diplomatic victory." Such was the opening declaration of Count Julius Andrassy, an im mensely inttuenltal Austro-Hungarlan leader, the former Bismarck co worker, In an Interview granted nie today. "The addition ot Bulgaria to our ranks will bring victory to us soon er," he said, "and will hasten the end ot the war. When tbe allies realise they can not break our west ern line, and Russia sees she can not win Constantinople; when Eng land beholds us marching to Egypt, they will understand that It is un wise to continue the campaign and the war will cease." "What was responsible for the Bul garian diplomatic vlctoryT" I asked. "Our military victories over Rus sia," he answered. "So long as the Russians In Uallcla and Hungary were threatening Buda Pest and Vienna, the Balkans were uncertain which was the strongest, but when our offensive against the csar began tbey realised that we were tbe most powerful Then when they saw the Russians expelled from Oallcla and In retreat from Poland and the Cour- land they knew their future was with us. "Bulgaria realised it first. There fore she wss the first to break the status quo. She Is prepared now to join us against Serbls. "This Insures the safety of Con stantinople. It will make Serbia's defeat easier snd It will open com munication between Germany, Austria-Hungary, Bulgaria and Turkey. Thus the strength of the central powers will extend through Europe, from Hamburg to Persia. "We will have our enemies safclj on two sides, while our strength will be undivided." He paused a moment and smiled. "It was a comical step they took In landing troops In Greece," be con tinued. "England began the war with the declaration that she is the protector of little nations; now she Is violating a little nation's neutral ity. . She may have expected to ac complish a coup d'etat by it, but If so she failed. The only thing now left Is for the allies to wlthdrsw with their troops. "What will Americana say when they read what the allies did against Greece? Isn't the situation there the same as with Belgium? "Bulgaria has the best equipped military eatsbllshment in the Bal kans. Her entrance Into the war means that an entire new army Is on the side of the central powers. The allies realize this or they never would have taken the fateful step they did against Greece." To a question as to whether the Bulgarian development might pre vent a winter campaign to bring the war to a speedy end, Andrassy re plied: . ."It is possible, but why prophecy? Our offensive against Serbia has hardly .begun. When It is well under way, if nothing halts It, the central powers will have through communi cation from Ostend to tbe Persian gulf, and perhaps to Egypt" "What is the situation In Austria Hungary?" I asked. "The people now believe victory near," he answered. "While tbe Russians threatened Buda Pest and Vienna, they were naturally uncom fortable; but the great Russian de feats and our latest diplomatic vic tory has aroused enthusiasm. The whole situation in our country Is good." MYSTERY SURROUNDS KILLING BY MINISTER " The Children's Hour Protect the children from the draughts. , , . Keep the damp and chill away with a good oil heater. Inexpensive to openta - eaUy carried from room to room. Smoke, lest and odorless. Deileri every where. For bat nuH$ uit Ptort Oil II Standard Oil Company Qranu Ise Perfection Oil Heater4 AAAAAAAAAAA BIDS WANTED The undersigned will receive bids up to October 18, 1915, on the ma chinery and equipment of the can nery. Bids will be received for the whole or sny part. Bids will also be received for the building, as It Is soon to be torn down and removed. Mr. E. W. Kline will be on premises to show property. S69 - FIRST NATIONAL BANK. KING CON8TANTIN8 OF GREECE IS ILL London, Oct. 11. Berlin dis patches today reported King Con stantlne of Greece ill and confined to his room. g 1 1 . 1. 1" . 1 . ! Jl Trespass notices, printed on cloth, at the Cosrter office. NalW TODAY MONEY to loan on improved farm property. Isaao Beat 864 FOR 8 ALB OR EXCHANGE- IS 97100 acres In Merced county, Cal., water right paid, full bear Inn peaches, alfalfa, grapes, fig nursery, almonds, berries, build ings, windmill, 1H mites from two railroad towns. Price $8,000. Might sccept residence and part cash, bslance on time. Write for particulars to owner, W. S. Brown, Route 1, Wlnton. Cat. 689 Coffee Good coffee is a public service it starts the day right! A pound of Schillings Best will serve you with more cups of fine coffee than a pound of any other kind. The price doesn't matter. Schilling's Best Is only packed ground, in air tight tins. Scriilling's Best (By United Press Leased Wire.) New Orleans, Oct. 11. Entering his study at 6 o'clock this morning, Rev. Byron Holly, rectof of St George's Episcopal church, one of the most fashionable In the city, shot and killed Lansing Pearsall, special Investigator for the Gould railways, whom he encountered therein, The minister then called the police and said he shot Pearsall when the latter tried to draw a weapon after bolng ordered to leave. The police are In vestigating. Pearsall had considerable money. Police are seeking a motive for his visiting the study and are trying to ascertain whether a member of the household admitted him or whether he entered by stealth. T HE A TRE Tonight -Monday 5 - ism Daniel Froliman preitents Tyrone Power In rtrofwon Howard's 'le brated Drama C AL?ili'i'Jii!"'i J finsiocracy : Shows 7ttS kad 8:80 AdmUftlon 8 and 10 Centa IEAUTY OFTEN CONCEALS Legal blanks, Courier oflca. an inferior tone in the ordinary piano, and a low price helps to cover np such undesirable quali ties. That is why we say TEST OUR PIANOS at your home. Judge them not by their beauty, but by their actual tone quality. You will And that all of our pianos are built on merit, and that they are the best piano value obtainable at tbe price wo ask. On Easy Payment Riwell's f'dcStcre OVUM Now Dry Blocks, Kindling arid Sawdust ' f" t. from Box Factory, also winter .wood. Popular prices, A. N. Parsons -. , Real Estate . 814 r St. Photo t-B , 802 I et Pheae 11-R mm mm i my an, if b , , . .