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PAQS FOUR
DAILY ROGVE RIVER COITWER
MONDAY, MARCH 18, MM.
St. Patrick's
Appropriate Selections in
Pknograpb Records
and
Sheet Music
Music and Photo House
STAVTOX ROWELL, Prop.
FER52NAL LOCAL 1
AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT
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Mary Pickford.
Win. M. Thompson left this morn
tag for Los Angeles, where he has
situation.
Fine Spence's Purple Seed Potatoes
for sale. A. Wtnier. 63
j Mrs, S. O. Cah.111 spent a few days
jia the city, returning to Hugo this
i morning. -
j Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Harris arrived
this morning from Eugene to remain
iin Grants Pass indefinitely.'
I Pongee and Wash Waists, all now
stock. Mrs. Rehkopf. 692tf
I Miss Agnea -George arrived yester
day from Portland and went to Kerby
! to spend a week with her parents.
I 3. & H. Green Stamps given on all
purchases. Mrs. Rehkopf. 692tf
j Rev. S. A. Douglas went to Merlin
jthts morning to preach the funeral
sermon over the remains of John
Thompson, who died on Saturday.
Dr. H. Warren Nice, osteopath
physician, arrived from Portland this
morning and is investigating Grants
Pass with a view to locating here.
Purple Soed Potatoes, grown by
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4 Dr. Spence of Kerby, for sale by A.
Wlmer. 693
Mrs. Dr. Loughrtdge returned Sun
day from a week's visit with her
daughter. Mrs. Charles Day, at Portland.
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COMING EVENTS -t
March 14, Tuesday Music club re
hearsal at Presbyterian church
parlors, 7: SO sharp.
March 16, Thursday Irish Hirer tea
by Women's association of Bethany
Presbyterian church.
March 18, Saturday Spanish snpper
given by the St Luke's guild at
Guild halL 697
MEXICAN'S RESPONSIBLE
. FOR SAFETY OF AMERICANS
El Paso, Mar. 13. Representative
Caviar, of the Mexican de facto gov
ernment, must be held responsible
for the safety of BOO American Mor
mons, now menaced by General Villa,
according to advices from the state
department today.
AMERICANS WITH FRENCH ,
ARMY ARE DECORATED
Paris, Mar. 13. Twelve American
collegians who are serving with the
French ambulance corps at the front
today were cited for bravery in the
orders of the day. They will be de
corated with the Cross of the Legion
of Honor. '. - '.
NEW TODAY
Mining Man Ixcte
Edwin Arkoll, a well known min
ing man of Nevada and Colorado, has
decided to locate here and expects to
operate in the Waldo district. , .
For Jitney Taxi
And country service, phone 363-R
or Ree Ross Bailey. Cars tor hire by
the hour. 693
Mr, Cannon Assistant Engineer
Wilford Cannon arrived in the city
from Salt Lake city Sunday, and has
Joined the force at the sugar company
office as assistant engineer to Engl
neer W. W. Harmon.
Enelewood Dairy, Phone 22
The pure milk dairy. 69!tt,
Notice to Church Laymen V
There will be a meeting of the
laymen of the churches taking part
In the union revival at the Christian
church tonight, at 7:15 sharp. The
men of the churches are urgently re
quested to be In attendance.
Divorce Is Granted
Judge Calkins came over from
Jackson county Monday morning and
held a short session of the circuit
court, returning to Medford on the
(afternoon train. Besides the hearing
of a few motions and demurrers In
pending cases, a decree of divorce
was granted in the action instituted
by Jefferson A. Wlmer against his
wife, Minnie B. Wlmer.
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SUDDENLY
CLASSIFIED AD RATES.--25 words.
. ., two Issues, 25c; six issues, 50c;
one month. $1.50. when paid in
advance. . When not paid in ad
vance, 5c per line per issue.
ALFALFA, hay for sale, $18 per ton
at ranch. Phone 609-Fr12. Lough
ridge ranch. 697
PLENTY of Dutch money to loan on
good real estate. Isaac Best. 697
TAXES paid for non-residents. A. E.
' Voorhles, publisher Courier. 697
LOST Saturday evening, on Sixth
street pavement, ring with square
moss agate mounting. Finder
notify Rose WIchman. Phone 160.
J. S. Thompson, a resident of Mer
lin, dropped dead Saturday afternoon
while walking to his home after a
visit to this city. Mr. Thompson had
come to Grants Pass with a neighbor,
but was walking home along the
Southern Pacific railroad track. When
beyond the summit, he stopped to
talk with the members of the section
crew from Merlin, and while thus en
gaged fell dead in the center of the
track without warning. The section
crew put forth every possible effort
to restore life In the stricken man,
but without avail.
The deceased has lived in and near
Merlin for a number of years, own
ing a farm north of the village, and
I was between 50 and 60 years of age.
He has recently been employed by
the Rogue River Orchard company.
He was a respected citizen of the
I community, and leaves a wife and
daughter to mourn his decease. The
funeral services were held at Merlin
at 11 o'clock today, being conducted
(by Rev. S. A. Douglas of the Baptist
church of Grants Pass.
j Unusual.
I "They're o old fashioned."
1 "What makes you think soT'
I "Why, she and her mother are th
. best of frlends."-D!tro!t Free Pre.
Location notices. Courier office.
Clark & Holman, Undertakers
Licensed envbalmers. Phone 50 tf
Musk llub Rehearsal
Members of the music club and
other singers who would be willing to
sing in the next concert are requested
to meet tomorrow night at 7:80 tor
rehearsal. This meeting will be held
In the parlors of the Presbyterian
church. ,
Harry Newell Now "Daddy"
A bouncing boy of standard weight,
quality, etc., arrived at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Newell Sunday
evening, and will soon be able to
take a shift with his pa at the South
ern Pacific depot If voice power Is an
Index of his ability along other lines,
so his fond pater says.
Of Course
I am going to the union revival
tonight at the Christian Church. Ser
vice begins at 7:30. 693
I'nlon Revival-
Simultaneous services held last
night In Newman Methodist and
Christian churches were of unusual
interest. Good audiences filled both
churches. At the Methodist church
Rev. G. A. Taggart preached on the
subject of "Redemption." At the
Christian church Rev. S. A. Douglas
preached on the topic "The Authori
tative Message of Christ for This
Generation."
For Taxt Phone 160. 10c In City
Bramwell & Gunning. 678tt
Miner Is Injured
L. Rasmusson, employed at the
Layton mine on the upper Applegate,
was severely Injured Saturday even
ing when he was burled nnder a cave
in at the mine. .Workmen uncovered
the unfortunate man as rapidly as
possible, preventing his suffocation,
hut he was found to bo suffering from
a dislocated right hip, the loss of
four of his front teeth, and bruises
over other portions of his body. He
was attended by Dr. Loughrldge, and
was brought to the hospital In this
city, where he Is now being cared for.
Old papers, 5c per 'bundle, at the
Courier office.
' TOMORROW
Frnnclg X. Bushman and
'"Beverley Bnyne
in
R "Graustark"
6 Reels 6 ,
One of tlte six greatest pic
ture ever made
I BLJOU -Tonight
I'atlie presents
FLORENCE IMC 101 in
New York'
Vulgar of manner, overfed;
OverdrcMted and underbred;
Heartless, godlos, hell's delight
Rudn by day and lewd by night.
TOMORROW
Francis X ItiiHlimnn and
Beverley Baynd
in
"Graustark"
O Heels 0
One of the world's photoplay
masterpiece
A play of heart throb- Squirming horde in Mammon's mesh, lt you m m l0Ter of
blng intensity and soul A wilderness of human flesh dramatic art, don't fall
stirring situations Crazed by Avcricc, Lust and Rum, to see "new york"
New York thy name's Delirium.
TOMORROW
George Burr McCutcheon's
. greatest novel
"Graustark"
0 Rods 6 ';'
Featuring K. X. Bushman
and Beverley Bnyne
5 Reels O
A play combining sensationalism and
pathos, magnificence In settings, per
fcctlon In pliotography, and a plot of
tremendous interest,
Also Pathe News
0 Reels 0
lOo and lOo
TOMORROW
"Graustark"
Classed by Photoplay Mag. I
sine with "The Spoilers,"
"The Bnttle Cry of Peace"
and other great niOHterpleces
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' TERMS '
Bush. Electric Shop
Phone 141R
IrlHh Silver Tea
To strangers In our city, as well as
to the ladles of our sister churches,
the hostesses of the "Irish silver tea"
on March 16 extend a very hearty
welcome. Bethany parlors will fair
ly breathe all the warmth and spirit
of these beautiful days an Irish pro
gram will be given and, In fact, every
effort is being made to have the tea
a sociable gathering for friends and
at rangers.
AMERICAN SHU'S SELL
AT MOUNTING TRICKS
San Francisco, Mar. 13. The
steamer Navajo was purchased to
day from the Swayne & Hoyt com
pany for $510,000. The Navajo was
built four years ago for half this
price. Swayne & Hoyt are withhold
ing the name of the purchaser. The
Impression Is that an agent of the
British government was the pur
chaser. Charter and purchase prices
for vessols are soaring to unheard of
heights because of the war.
RIDES 20 MILES WITH
1 BADLY BROKEN LEG
Redding, Cal., Mar, 13. Ross
Houston had a big reputation for
grit today. Thrown from his motor
cycle while riding near Pitt river,
his leg was broken at the ankle so
the bones protruded. Hopping on
one foot, he re-mounted bis machine
and drove 20 miles to Redding, with
the shattered limb dangling 'against
bis machine. .
FRENCH AEROPLANES DROP
BOMBS ON RAILWAY STATION
Paris,' Mar. 13. Thirty bombs
were dropped by French aeroplanes
on Conflaus railway station, lt was
announced today. The machines re
turned unharmed.
(Elsewhere there were no aerial
operations of Importance,
Attend the
Umqe leviva
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This week at the
Christian Church
PARTS ESTIMATE OP
GERMAN LOSS AT VERDUN
Paris, Mar. 18. German losses in
the first three weoks of hammering
at Verdun were officially estimated
today at 200,000 men,
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tar Tonight
Daniel Frohmnn presents the Idol of the Screen
Mary Pic Word
In
"A Girl of Yesterday"
A delightful romance, introducing world famous Glenn Martin,
tint nvlator
Others In Miss Plckford's support include Donald Cl-lsp, Jack
Pickford, Gertrude Norman and Frances Morion. 1
First Performance TiSO,
AdiulNftlon 10c nnd Lie.
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