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DAILY ROGUE IUYEA COURIER
SUNDAY, JANUARY S3, 1010.
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Mother.-
Mr Own Venetian Hose.
An Old Faahlonei Garden In
Virginia,
On the Shores ot Italy.
Sooner or Later.
Dearie OirL
Down Among the Sheltering
- Palm.
Everybody Rag With Me;
I Want to Go Back to Michigan.
Ifa Tulip Time la Holland.
Jane. . .
Norway.
One Wonderful Night
Only Yon (Watts Song).
Sweet Kentucky Lady.
That's the Song ot Songa tor Me.
There's a Little Spark ot Lore
, Still Burning.
When You're a Long Way From
Home.
When Yon Wore a Tulip,
se
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AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT
; . Bijou.
"John Glayde'a Honor."
: ' sur
Elsie Janis. '
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VIOLATOR OF PROHI
". LAW GOES TO JAIL
Tacoma, Jan. 22.- The first con
viction for violation of the prohibi-
T law In this state Is recorded here
vfiaaf, Gua Carlson, of Wilkeson, bav-
been found guilty by a jury In
J .".Co Graham's court of selling 11
Tiv Illegally. The Jury imposed a
lie) of 1125, and in addition sen
U r ed Carlson to ten days in the
couuty Jail. Attorneys for Carlson
gave notice of appeal to the superior
court'-: n... v.-'-".,;':
- Simmon's steel beds . always in
Btock at Helmer's: v - K
tun .IeSk-s,- J Si; s'i Usui?.,' M: j
one ii.r,-'. ' 11.50, M'jtn p.'.i.t 13'
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Courier, '
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akt local; .ncrsis'ror i-vt!?.ca!
tc- t-"Hjv;"tj' ef.tSC'..; ' Morgas;
ELSE JANIS
; In the Bosworth-Paramount
,5-Aot Feature :,,
"Ne?rly a Lady"
Tciaght ad Tcaorrow
Recommended by the Woman's
Home Companion,' which says,
in . part: "Lively, romantic
comedy-drama. Has many
elaborate scenes and varied
setting."
But not only - does ELSIE
JANIS achieve dramatic suc
cess, but, she supplements it
with an eerie display of per
sonal ' accomplishments of
which no other girl on earth
would Ibe capable, and which Is .
simply dazzling!
In her beautiful "Lariat
Dance" before the Montant
cowboys she outdances tbem
at their own classic. Art Accord
and his famous riders, every
one of them born and brought
up on ranch 4fid range,' have to
admit the superiority of this
girl's remarkable dancing.
In her Imitations ot the Eng
lish lord and his expert table
fork, needless to say, she is in
comparable. In thl scene she
is droll and hilarious and
everything comprehended . be
between the two.
More unusual are hor swim
ming feats, which nearly eul
' fatally, in the $250,000 marble
pool of a noted American. Mil
lionaire. ELSIE JAMS, though '
you may not have known it, Is
not only artlstio but athletic,
Itoo.
When you come, then, after
all this to her Irresistible antics
when dressed In the faultless
English dress clothes of a
staKedoor Johnnie she is seen
ogling the show girl at the
Galoty you get some Idea of
the myriad phages of this won
der girl's genius. -
PERSONAL 2 LOCAL
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A. B. Cornell returned on Friday
rrom a business trip to Ashland,
Blanchard on the "lobby,"';" Special
music, Baptist church tonight. Free.
C. U Clevenger went to Rock Point
Saturday on electric company busi
ness. . -.
Just received, another shipment ot
fancy glace fruit Kinney ft Truax
grocery. ' ,..-" ;V .-- .- , 650
, Mrs. Agnes M. Turner, ot Portland,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. T. F.
llanley. . .. , . ,
Moora Bakery Co, ibakery goods at
Homing's, next to post office. . 650
O. T. Howell, of Rogue River, was
in the city Friday, returning home
Saturday morning.
New line of baby buggies at Clark
& Holman's furniture store. . 650
Mr. and Mrs, J. W. Fox arrived
Saturday afternoon from a visit with
friends at Eugene.
- Monday special at Kinney ft Truax
grocery: Three packages new Post
Toastiea for 25c 650
Mrs, W, F. Davis, who visited her
daughter, Mrs. S. I Jewell, left Sat
urday morning for her home at Rose,
burg. .,''"
Bargains in ladles' and misses'
coats. One-half regular price. Mrs!
E. Rehkopt. . '; ;. ; : 622tf
. Robert Breeding' came in .from
Rogue River Friday and stopped off
here for a short time on his way to
Takilma. ,
'Male quartette, solo, elaborate
anthem, orchestra. Baptist church i
tonigtt Free. .650
George P. Cramer went to Port -
land Friday night to attend the meet
Ing of the state hardware dealers'
association. "':t '';; '
Fresh milk and cream, home-made
candies, cigars and tobaccos, at Horn
ing's, next to post office. ; 650
Mrs. Martha Jess,' who has been
visiting at Oakland, Cal., for some
weeks, returned home Friday morn
Ing to attend to some matters of
business and left In the afternoon,
returning to 'Oakland.
Meal
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ti.su" j. fur;
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rfiiiie
650
. K-1, 1 5; m r resident
lit r.ov 'J i:i;. near the
-vf r luo ;iery, who
i-i .". ter, Mrs.
i rif.wrii d to her
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v 'anada,
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i" r?i:f i,mirini, .-T'j'"?ram,
-si ?-;'. t tlkrid.- w-.l and
"-'..: Firi-,;.i,,:;.and
Rogue River Courier at Homing's,
next to post office. : 650
Mike Calvin, assistant foreman at
the Southern Pacific roundhouse, is
at the hospital, suffering from a com
plication of troubles, pneumonia be
ing evident. His condition Is con
sidered serious. '
Plantation coffee sold by J. Pardee.
George Soranson and Harry Silver
went to Portland Friday night on
No. 54, Joining Chas. G. Anthony, of
Saratoga Spring, N. Y. Mr. Anthony
is consulting engineer ot the New
York State Reservation commission
and also .of the Pompadour Mineral
Springs company of Ashland.
SPRAY PLANT TO BE
BUILT ON NEW R. R
Another new enterprise is being
developed upon the line of the Cali
fornia ft Oregon Coast line railroad,
the Eismann brothers, Chris and H.
D under the firm name of the Eis
mann Products Co.; having now In
course of building a structure Just
opposite the Edgerton & Adams saw
mill, on the extension of South Sixth
street. About February 1st th firm
will commence the making of spray
for Bale to the orcbardists here and
for shipment, the plant being located
so that, the product can be loaded
directly upon the cars from the ware
house. The spray-making machinery
Is now being placed. Later, when
the fruit season opens, a plant for
evaporating all varieties of fruit, and
for cider and vinegar making, will (be
added.
UUMINU IiVKNTS 4
ieB. 1Z, SaturdayValentine sale of
cakes and candlm by the Ladies'
' Association of Bothany Presby
terian church. . . egg
Sowing machine needles to fit any
machine on, the market at Helmer's.
Mining blanks, Courli? office.
V. C. T. l Special Meeting
There will be a special meeting ot
the W. C. T. U. at the home ot Mrs,
3. A. Douglas, MO West B street,
Tuesday afternoon, at J: SO. All are
invited to bring their fancy work
There will be a short program also.
Crowded Lnt Sunday Night .
Blanchard at Baptist church, T:J0
tonight. Solos, anthems, male quar
tette. 650
Moore Baked Goods
, Complete line ot the good eats
made by the Moore' Baking Co. fresh
every day at Homing's. - 650
Here From Palo Alto
M. A. Delano, who spent much of
the last summer and fall In southern
Oregon, has returned, arriving from
Palo Alto Friday night, and Is again
the guest ot. his son, Preston B.
Delano.
Benefit Tea a .Success
The tea given by the ladies ot the
Auxiliary in the Commercial club as
sembly room tor the benefit of the
student loan fund Saturday afternoon
was a complete success, socially and
financially, regardless ot the inclem
ency of the .weather, cards and
Som'r'set, with musical selections,
was the entertainment provided tor
the guests. . .. . ; , . ,
Vernon Rasler oa Debate Team
Another Grants Pass boy ta mak
tag himself heard at O. A. C the
College Barometer announcing the
name of Vernon Basler, of this city,
as one ot the winners for place upon
the Bopbomore debating team. His
team maters are A. O. Leech and
H. V. Hansen. Mr. Leech was also
a former resident of Grants Pass, be
ing the son oil a Methodist minister
who was located here.
050 Miles to Crescent City
Since the recjent heavy fall of snow
Crescent City has oeea cut off from
all mail excepting letter mail, which
is carried over the mountains on
snow shoes. 1 Paper mail and parcels
post packages
have ibeen " accumu
lating at all stations between Grants
Pass and the (coast On Saturday
morning a quantity ot paper and par
cels post mall was sent to San Fran
Cisco for shlpnient to Crescent City
by the steamer Del .Norte, sailing
Monday night
Batter Krnsc
Fresh every
ay at Homing's and
groceries.
Mr. Blanchard Will Speak .
Tonight Hob. E. E. Blanchard
gives the second of the series of lay
man's talks at the Baptist church,
his subject being "The Legislative
Lobby." Mr. Blanchard should be
in a position to give some Interesting
facts regarding this phase of legis
lative activities, though whether he
will handle his subject ' from the
standpoint of one who has been on
the "inside," or otherwise, remains
to be seen. A number "of special
musical features will add to the even
ing's entertainment, among them a
male quartet, contralto solo, elabor
ate anthem, and orchestral selections.
EIJOU
Tonight & Monday
The House of Quality
Presents
Feature In 6 Acts.
John Glayde s
By Alfred Sutro
And adapted from his famous
' May of that name
10c and 15c
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Bread
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Pathe
Gold
Rooster
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MluliiUwtal AssorlaUo to Meet-
The Grants Pass Ministerial asso
ciation will meet at 1:50 p. m. Mon
day with Rev. MeirlUayT. Wire, at
the Methodfst Episcopal parsonage,
the meeting being Important, and
full attendance is desired.' 1
REGISTRATiO
CLERKS NAMED
Registration clerks tn various
parts ot the county have been named
by the county court These clerks
will regtster voters In their respec
tive districts, reporting once each
week to the county clerk, who will
then, record the names in the official
register. The clerks appointed are as
follows: " : ; ;.
J. E. Hodgdon, Kerfcy, R. F. D. 1
J. F, StRh, Kerby. ' '
Geo. W. Elder, Waldo,
S. S. Dolllnger, Selma. '
Mrs. Kate Masten, Wonder.
L. M. Mitchell, Murphy.
Fred O'Kelly, Williams. .
Chas. A. Crow, Merlin. '
P. T. Everton, Grants Pass, R. F.
D. No. 2. '';. , : ;....V : ,
Wm.- MoKenxie, Hugo.
W. W. EulL Wolf Creek.
J. A. Devall, Loland. ,
Mtsslaea Williams, Leland.
J. R, Entriken, Galloe. ?
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Paran Encampment . No. 10,
I. O. O. F.,has InsUlled Its new
officers for the year, Ralph Davis,
district deputy, being the Installing
officer. The following is the list of
officials: D. A. Harmon C. P.; J. V.
Howel, H. P.; Fred W. Reynolds,
S. W.; L. C. Huntly. J. W.j B. A.
Williams, scribe: Joseph Moss, trea
surer; Geo. W. . Swlnney, guide;
Robert Sexauer. 1st W.: Geo. -H.
Smith, 2nd W.; J. B. Bogne, 8rd W.
Ralph Davis. 4th W.; L. W.
Lamphear, I. ai'Luks Lilly. O. 8.:
L. A. Hammondj 0. of T.; Roy S.
Bush, O. of T. "''
Heywood's' saaranteed mattresses
at Helmer's. '' '- 650
ELECTRIC
IRONS
We have recently added to
our stock of electric Irons the
HOTPOINT. We now have
. American Beauty....$5.00
. Headlight Iron......H.00
. Hotpolnt ......... .$3.60
Riteheat 1. :.....$2.7B
A new stock of flashlight .
cases, batteries - and bulbs.
Prices 75s and up.
Weslinghouse
Mazda Lamps
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Up to 40-watt ...27c
60-watt ...36c
100-watt ,...................65c
The new nitrogen lamps In
0-watt, 100-watt, 200-watt,
and larger. ,
Electric Appliances and
Fixtures
Wiring and Repair Work
BUSH
ELECTRIC SHOP
Phone 141-B
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Baptist Me Entertain -
The "merely male" members of
the Baptist church hold a "Has"
party" Wednesday night in the base
ment of the church annex, at which
a number of (nests assembled and
assisted Inj tbe general enlivening
process.
The male quartet and orchestra
rendered excellent selections, after
which Prof. Dan Hull gave an inter
esting address on "Higher Ideals and
Their Attainment." He dwelt brief
ly on tbe need of teachlns the round
er generation tbe value of 'practical
brotherhood and the need ot co
operation among their elders in de
veloping such standard.
The Slam Imperial Minstrels, five
In number, brought tears to the eyes
of the audience through the' sug
gestive pathos of their dialogues and
the rendition of heart-touching melo
dies. Prof. H. Grafonola karsh
alllno, as interlocutor, was the dark
yet shining light of the . quintette
from 81am, his "watermJlllon't . song
being especially well received.
Then the chefs and waiters became
active, and soon the luscious welners.
sauerkraut, rye bread, ., doughnuts
and coffee were placed on the "free-
for-ul" table. As the inner man be
came warmed, the head promptly re
sponded, and story-telling was; in
order until Prof. Hull broke up tbe
merry crowd by relating a "whale"
ot a narrative. . .
Indian and Japanese Evening
The January Music club concert
will take place Wednesday evening.
the 26th, at 8 o'clock, at the Com
mercial club assembly room, i Part
of the program will be Japanese in
character, and the latter part In
dian American Indian. This will be
the first time that the newly pur
chased Vlotrola is used at one of
these concerts. Beautiful records
navs been loaned by Mrs. Hough,
Mrs. R, W. Clarke, and Mrs, Wood
ward. Several of the songs are by
Cad man proboibly the foremost com-
poser of Indian music. They will be
given in costume. The program In
cludes the Misses Wlble, Pinkerton,
Mangum, Mrs. Dyer, Mrs. Vater, Mrs.
Dunne, Mr. Wharton, Mr. Cass, Mr.
Lynn Sabin and a Quartette Aomnnami
of Mrs. Ireland, THrs. Woodward, Mrs.
Harry . K. Clark, And Miss Clara
Wolke. Members of the club will bs
admitted by membership' cards; tbe
public by paying ten cents, ' '
mOIOHE NEW KOAD TO -
TOP OP MOV NT 8IIAHTA
(By United Press Leased Wire.)
Redding, Cal., Jan. 22. Construc
tion of a road up Mount Shasta, with
a view to popularising the Bliasta na-
Our Moderate Prices
Never Deplete a
Man Purse
The man who buys his outfitting here
will always have money left in his pocket.
While our clothing is the limit of good
clothes making and good value, our
prices are never lofty or beyond the reach
of the man with an ordinary income.
We price it to sell at the lowest margin
possible, allowing ourselves only a living
profit.
"Qish Buys Cheaper Than Credit"
MEN .WEAR IT, WE IIAVE ITM
. You all walUng tor real nutate (o advance. Why not pur'
chase some dty Iota aow before tlie raise?
' Good Iota in all paru of the city, prices fnim 9100 np, liberal
terms If desired.
JOSEPH MOSS
S04 North Sixth 8ifrt ' ' ' GranU Pass, Oregon
tlonal forest as a summer home re
sort, Is an immediate possibility, ac
cording to Acting District Forester
Woodbury today. , He declares a com
petent engineer will make a prelim
inary survey of the proposed routs of
me roaa eariy in ins spring. Among
the Oret things to be determined will
be the area of the regions suitable
for summer homes, permanent camps,
and resort sites on Mount , Shasta
which will be made accessible by the
proposed road. The Northern Cali
fornia Counties' association has been
asked to co-operate' with the forest
service by furnishing Information as
to the number of people in the Sacra
mento valley tributary to the Shasta
region that might be expected to take
advantage of the summer home pri
vileges. " .'
Portland, Jan. 22. Market quota
tions today were: ,
Wheat--71ub, 1.05 1.10: blue-
stom, 1.13 H 01.16. '
Oats No. 1; white feed. 27.80
28.50.' V ... . '- ,
Barley Feed, 28.60030
At
PORTLAIWRKETS
Free Demonstration
Wlrite House Cash Grocery
Beginning Monday, January Si, loin, Mini Dutlon, KI, the lleech-'
nut Pocklnff Co.. will domonstrato the rclobrnUMl
BEECH-NUT PRODUCTS
for
This will lie both Interesting; and instructive.
, YOU AUK WEMOMH
We will iin-snge to jmye some sikh W l)nrglnt at that Umo,
The' White House Grocery
A. N, PARSONS
Seasoned
Wood
FOR CASH
Hlack Oak......
VT
Pine
...$a.0 Tier
18.25 Tier
.....93.83 Tier
' Ileal IMate Ofllce .
Phono Ml or 101-U
Prime stoera, 7.6007.75; fancy
cows, 606.50: beet calvos. 7(2 8. 1
Spring lambs, 8.25.
Uuttor City, creamery, 34; coun
try, 25029. . ; -
' Eggs Soleotod local extras, 84
085.,,:;, ".'; ..
Hons, 14016; broilers, 14016:
goese, 10.
Sewing tables at Holmor's. 660
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