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About Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 12, 1915)
PRII.r, NOVKMUKH lit, 101a. PAGK POCB DAILY ROGCK RIVEtt COIR1KR inn All the music of All the world and most of the fun of It, too, is At your command if JTa ow n COMA GRAFOHDLA Prices f 17.50 I'p Easy Terms November Records Just oat. Tlie Musk and Photo Hooee . STAXTOX ROWELL f : FER52N1L LOCAL : Butter ami lena for Cal Saturday special At Kinney & Trnnx grocery: Two pounds Alpine butter nd six pounds new crop white beans (or 1. ' Watch tor the dollar In Alpine butter. 592 J. S. MacMurray vent to Ashland this morning. Dr. Reddy has returned from a business trip to Portland. Rev. and Mrs. Spencer, of Rogue River, spent the day in Grants Pass, Mrs. Dick Rland went to Jackson- vllle this afternoon. Harden Fined I0 Mrs. H. A. Welch lan and baby ar-, Claude Rarden, who was arrested rived this afternoon from Roseburg by the police Thursday on a charge to visit relatives. . ,01 Assaulting county Attorney Sinnot left this after- entered a plea or gumy wnen orougni AMTSEMEXTS TONIGHT - UUou " "The Vampire." Star "BaBsalL" Gaiety "The Broken Coin TREAT CATARRH BY NATURE'S METHOD Rverr Breath of Hrotnei Carries Healing Medicated Air to the Infected Membrane Keirlr everr one who has catarrh knows how foolish it is to try and cure R with sprays, lotions, and the like. Temporary relief may be given. bnt a cure seldom comes. Until recentlr your physician would probably have said the only war to help catarrh would be to have m. Chun e of climate: hut now with a simple preparation called Hyomel von can carry a health-giving cllm ate In Tour vest pocket and by breathing it a few minutes four times & dav successfully treat yourself. The complete Hyomel outfit is in expensive and consists ot an inhaler that can lb carried in the vest pocket, a medicine ' dropper and a bottle of Hyomel. ' The Inhaler lasts a life time, and if one bottle does not give permanent relief, an extra bottle of Hyomel can be obtained at any time for a trifling sum. It is more econ omlcal than all remedies adver tised for the. cure of catarrh and is the nlv treatment known to us that follows nature in her method of treating diseases of the respiratory organs. , C. H. Demaray has sold a great many Hyomel outfits and the more he sells the more convinced he is that he is perfectly safe In guaranteeing to refund the money if Hyomel does not relieve. Mrs. F. noon tor a trip to San Francisco. At the Palace hotel Sunday, roast duck dinner, 25c. E. F. Heath went to Porttand last evening on a business trip of a tew days. Mrs. George Southard, of Seattle, arrived from San Francisco, where she has been visiting the exposition, last night and will spend several days 1th herpousln, Mrs. H. T. Hull, before returning to her home. F. E. Eckhart, of Auburn, Indiana, arrived this morning to spend a few days with Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Max well. Mr. Eckhart Is head of the Auburn Automobile company and the Eckhart Carriage company. The Palace hotel will serve you an excellent dinner, consisting of roast duck and all the fixlns', for only 25c, Sunday. asa Engineer J. D. MacVlcar arrived In the city Thursday evening, having no further troubles with hli auto on the latter nortlon ot the trip. Today he has gone out over the line ot the new railroad, which will claim his atten tion In future. Mrs. Albert Reynolds and Mrs. E. F. French, mother and sister of D. B. Reynolds dt this city, Mrs. French's son, Hallett, and Mrs. E. D. Wheeler, all ot Helena, Mont., who spent sev ers! days here, left this morning for San Francisco and Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Stephenson and child, who have been visiting nere for some days, returned to Roseburg this morning. Mr. Stephenson spent several days fishing In Rogoe river with splendid success,1 yesterday catching one steelhestf. nearly three feet long. ' Arrow collars at Bishop's 403tf CINDERELLA WILL BE PRESENTED AT STAR MATINEE before the police Judge and was lined 10. He elected to spend five days In Jail rather than to put up the amount of the fine, and Is now shovel ing granite for use In street work. football HtuiUy Tit gams of football Saturday at ' 3:30 o'clock, between the local stars and the Central Point team, promises 1 to have a good many thrill la it. The locals are men who have hold the spotlight in former contests, and have forgotten mora football than lots of players know. The Jackson couuty j team comes touted as winners, andj there will be something doing all the ' time from whistle to whistle, A good deal of Interest has been aroused, and a good crowd is anticipated. VcrUHM New ibulk mince meat at Kinney & Truax grocery. 582 No Dance Moose Hall On nocount of Mr. Costell unex pectedly leaving, the management hut been unable to get satisfactory mimic tor tomorrow night. - 592 Dance at Waldorf N ' Saturday night. Tickets BOc 593 Jester Again a Candidate The only out and out candidate for city office who has yet developed is George P. Jester, who seeks election as city treasurer again. His peti tion of nomination has been filed with the auditor. Candidates have but eight days left In which they can qualify to have their names printed upon the official ballot, the last day being Saturday, November SO. While a number of names are being men tioned for various offices, no avowed candidates are In the field for mayor or councllmen. AO-Watt Nitrogen Lamps The first small stse Nitrogen lamps In Grants Pass were received at the Bush Electric shop this morning. On ly a limited number In the first ship ment. so come early. 593 Baker, Nov. 12. It was some cold In Baker todsy. : The temperature stood at 20 degrees above. The Na tional and American league All-Stars were scheduled to play here this afternoon. STAR Tonight BANSAIL A two-reel story of the Orient. "THE LOST COMBINATION" "SAN FRANCISCO, THE DAUNTLESS CITY" One-Red Comedy "OXB-ROUXU HOC AN COMES BACK" TOMORROW I "THE STRONGER MAN" "THE LITTLE LADY NEXT DOOR" licuuty Comedy "A III LLV AFFAIR" Keyntono "WILFUL AMBROSE" MATINEE Tomorrow at 2:80 We Have on Hand-Backbones. Spare ribs. Pig heads. Pork trimmings. Prime beef. Pork. Mutton. Lamb. Veal. Poultry. Fish and oysters. Ask for prices on sugar cured hams, bacon and pure fresh lard. Homa production. Grants Pass Mest Co. Tenii le Market. W. C. Ahlf & Co. 582 AO BIJOU - TONIGHT METRO PH1TKK8 POi'lLAU PLAY AND PLAYKHM, INC. METRO PICTURES Mme. Olga ROY BUSH HELD UP RELIEVED OF THIRTY-FIVE CENTS To be summarily commanded to halt and to tlck up his handi. at the same time feeling the nose of a re volver being pressed against his ribs, was the experience ot Roy Bush at about nine o'clock. Thursday night. Mr. Rush was just returning from his place of business to his home, and at the Gilbert creek bridge on West D street suddenly came race to face with the bad man. The hold-up was masked by having a handkerchief over his face, with holes cut for the eyes. With the gun pressed against Roy's side, the robber ordered him to keep one hand In the air and with the other to hand over his valuables. When only 35 cents In change was forthcoming, the robber made a search through the pockets himself but could discover no more coin ot the realm. A watch which Bush car ried was Inspected, but falling to pass muster was contemptuously csst aside. Satisfied that he had got all the values that Bush assayed, the Hooper emulator ordered Bush to proceed homeward, telling him to proceed leisurely and not to run. Once as Bush glanced over his shoulder he saw the hold-up man still standing on theibrldge watching him. The robber was so well disguised that the police could be given only a gen Star l "The Heart wf a Pnliiled Woman" "THE VAMPIRE" Another gripping, powerful Metro, in which the Mry of Hi reuen ration of n woman more tiiuol sgnlnt than sinning l lnnutlfMlly depleted. s" ' 5 Supreme Acts A $100,000.00 Photoplay Intrjue, Itrwllntlr, Magnetic (ittrgvous CVwtumea, lleautlful Soiling. Magnificent Photography Prices 10c&.15c Ak for a vaum ticket to "The Rruken (W with each adniliMlon. ll'm free era! description ot him, and they have not much of a clue upon which to work. Monday afternoon, at 3:15 and 4:15, the public library gives the second of the series of children's ma tinees at the Star theater, the attrac tion being Cinderella, wltn Mary Pickford in the title role. The story hour Is now a regular feature of the library activities, giving to the chil dren the best of youthful literature, and it is the plan to give the children of this city the opportunity of seeing the best In moving pictures' as well. At the matinee only the one film is , shown, and that after being reviewed by the librarian and story teller. Dynamite Riant Scatters IMlii Workmen employed on the Phoe nix ditch of the Rogue River Canal company construction Friday after noon touched oft a charge of dyna- unite underneath a stump, and half dollars and dollars filled the air. The Want uncovered a money cache that had been buried there since the early '60s. Most of the coins wrere of (the mintage of the '60s, and when the silver rsln began to fall there was a wild scramble. The cache contain To'cd about $500, according to the con add to the children's pleasure Mon day afternoon, Mrs. Fauvre will sing a group of the Gaynor songs. Miss Eaton will tell the story of Cinder ella and following the film will be shown. The matinee gives to the chldren an hour ot the best in vocal music, children's stories and chil dren's pictures. It Is the earnest de sire of the management that the par ents, friends and others Interested in this movement be present and see for themselves what is being done. 4- COMINO EVENT Nov. 13, Saturday Clean-up day. Nov. 18, Saturday -Children's story hour at the public library, at 11 a. m. Miss Eaton, story teller. Dec. 3, Friday Miscellaneous sale by St. Luke's guild. Doc. 10, Friday New England sup per and bazaar by ladles of the Baptist church. servative, but some of the more ima ginatlve place It as high as S2,500k How it came beneath the stump, r why, Is a mystery, but was probably hidden in pioneer times. It might hare been the last resort of a hard- pressed criminal; Ashland Tidings Quality and Prices Flint , Saturday specials for cash: Good beef steak, 12 Vic per lb. Sirloin steak, ISc per lb. T-Bone steak, 15c per lb. Beef pot roast, 10c per lb. Pork shoulders, 7c per lb. Pork steak, 10c per lb. Pork sausage, 10c per lb. Veal pot roast, 12 Vic per lb. Veal steak, 12cVi per lb. Veal stew, 8c to 10c per lb. Fresh fish and oysters. Best service, cleanest place. Phone 52 for quick delivery. City Market, Gray & Harbeck, proprietors. 592 TAX COMMISSION PLACES JOSEPHINE RATES AT 69 P, C, Assessor Pollock has been notified by the state tax commission that it has determined that the assessment of Josephine county has been made upon a ibasls of 69 per cent ot Its ac tual cash value, and that therefore that ratio will be used In equalizing taxes for this county. Last year the commission fixed the ratio for this county at 61 per cent, but later raised this to 74 when a showing had been made and Investigated. The assess or and the county court propose to seek a better ratio, as they are con fldent that the ratio of assessed valu ation to the real cash value Is high er than 69 per cent. Data Is being gsthered to show that In recent transactions tne sale price of prop erty has not been materially greater than the taxed value. Every per cent of Increase that can be obtained above the 69 arbitrarily fixed by the commission will mean a difference of f 1,000 on the right side of the ledge for Josephine county, The ratio Is used by the commission In arriving at me rate at which It win assess the property of public utilities In this county. A Free Lecture ON, CHRISTIAN SCIENCE WILL UK tilVF.N IN Opera House MONDAY EVENING, Nov. 15 at M o'tl.xk ' WM. D McCRACKAN, C. S. B. MimiiIht of Hie Roanl of l1tirblp of the Mother Chun-It, The Pirns Church of Oii-InI, Mental, lln IWwton, Ma. THE Pl'UMC IS nmiHALLY INVITPD Old newspapers, five, and ten cent bundles, at the Courier Oflke. Saersd Eltphantt. A white elephant Is regarded sacred In Slam, and when otic dies It has a funeral grander than that accorded to lrliice. BuiUlhlHt priests utflclate, and thousands of devout Hlmnono men ami women follow the (lccciisnd imltniil to the grave. Jewels and offerlngN repre senting much wealth are burled with the elephant. jcn)jNDjByrifig B8LUie.tr THE ORIGINAL MALTED MILK THE FOOD-DRINK FOR ALL AGES TAKE A PACKAGE HOME C7NO SUItriTUTK IS "JUtf AStsOOD" Ths Dnngtr. "I am half afraid to try this new snnlp tonic." "Why nra you nfrnl(17" "It Is really n Imlr rnlHltig expert mcnt. you know." Italtlmore Amerl cnn. Naturally. "A follow docHti't luive to be rich to enjoy life." "No, lie dooHii't fm vi to be, hut the ehfiwen nrc Hint lie prefers to be." Detroit Fri' I'mwh ' Old newspapers, five and ten cent bundles, at the Courier Office. ITAI.V AtiltfcKS TO All AM, IKS IN SKUIll A London, Nov. 12. -Italy has deflni Holy agreed to aid the allies In their Balkan campaign sufficiently to in sure the complete success of the pro ject, ' according to Rome dispatches todsy, Portland waitkiw cliii 1NVAIKI liV ROIIHKRH Portland, Nov. 12.--A bold robber, gun, mask and all. Invaded the Walt ers' club eariy toaay, neja up iu steward and two club members, se cured f 30 la cash, a watch and three watch fobs, locked bis victims In a closet and unconcernedly departed. Cape of Qood Heps. Due to the cowardice of his crew and his own some but tltald nature. Bar tholomew Diss discovered the Cap of Good Dope while seeking a psssage for India. In 1487 he rounded the. cape, but did not know It at the time, being too far ont to sea, When the crew dis covered they were on the wrong skis of tbs mainland they became panic stricken and insisted on returning at once. Fearing mutiny, Diss tamed back and soon csugbt sight of the cape. Thus did be discover Good Hope while on his wsy homeward. PORTLAND MARKETS Wheat Club, 91 94; bluestcm, 94ttr96K. '.'Oats No. 1 white feed. 242G. ' Ilarley IJrcwIng, 28 (fj 29.25; feed, 26 iff 28. ,. Hogs Heat live, 6.20 6.25. Prime steers, 8,757; fancy cows, 6.25; best calves, 7 7.25. Spring lambs, 7.25 7.85. ButterCity creamery, 3lMi. Eggs Selected local extras, 40 0 41. Hons, UH; broilers, 1201IH; geese, 11. ; Trespass notices, printed on cloth, t the Courier ofloe. NKVT TODAY LOST On Crescent City road be tween Selma and Wlldervllle, 15 high-power Stevens rifle In canvas cats. Finder leave at Courier of fice and recolve liberal reward. 97 WORK WANTED Cooking or din ing room. Call phone S88jL, 693 ONU UARKUb spray pump ror sale cheap, Used one season. In good order. Phone 858-J. 697 (Kl Gaiety -:- TONIGHT Frances Ford and Grace Cunard in faitovifi9arii .s!i?l... T... A Greater than the "Master Key" u 5c and 10c Free admission with each 156 ticket at the. Bijou
