Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, May 21, 1916, DAILY EDITION, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextrAGB six DAILY ROGUB IUVKIt OOUIUBK Sl'NHAY, MAY 01, 10lfl. YOC AVOID THE RISK of kwinjt your valuable by Are or theft wheat yow place them la oar Ft re and Burglar Proof Vault, where they are Absolutely Secure, You can reut a Safe Itepoalt Bos here for S3 and $3 per fear Grcts Pass Bdd:g Company Grant Past, Or. Back of this Bank stands IU record ot H 7 tart ot usefulness la tal ity. Slnoe Ita orgaaliatloa in 18SI It a helped maay Individual. Faraert Firm and Merchant la buln--becaas they DESERVED help. A Checking Account, carried la this Bank, will help you la all your business relation!. Oar Resource, 450.00t.OA. The First National Bank Of Southern Oregon THE UNIVERSAL CAR The low first cost of a Ford car Is not to be confused with low valoe. The best manufacturing methods, combined with the highest grade of materials and the services of specialist workmen produce a better car at a lower price. Ford cars are built to serre and satisfy under all condition. Touring Car $493.35; Runabout $443.25; down in Grants Pass complete with all equipment except speedometer. On sale at Ford Garage, No. 304 North Sixth Street. I I serre and satisfy under all condltioui. I I II : I uoupeiet $643.25. laid VilLSQH REPLIES' TO TEDDY'S TALK Charlotte, N. C, May 30. "Un- tatnted Anerlcnteui,M waa President Wilson's reply today to Colonel Roosevelt demand tor "American Ism." He launched thta phrase at the celebration of the one hundred and forty-first anniversary ot the strains ot the Mecklenburg Declaration ot Independence, before a tremendous crowd. "What kind ot a fire are you going to keep under the melting pot of America la order to turn out un tainted Americanism?" asked Wil son. "There were oniy s.qoq.uqq people In the United States when the Mecklenburg declaration waa made. There are a hundred million now, but the same elements are present.. The United States haa always been In the process of being made. There are always the same elements, the same high passion tor human liberty. The country has devoted practically all Its attention for the past years to the material aide ot life. "It Is now more important to de termine what to do with our power. What are the great elements which brought about the world's cataclyms? It is competition ot standard national traditions and national policies. The melting pot Is the whole worldThere Is plenty ot room for co-operation and co-ordination of Interests. The war brings to the fore the necessity of getting together and taking coun sel. "The world outside la now asking America, what are you going to do with your power? Are you going to transform It Into force ot peace and good for the rest of society? Isnt it a sign of a new age that the world is about to fall back on the moral judgment ot mankind?" It was estimated that 40,000 were present at the celebration. The gov ernors ot North and South Carolina and of Virginia were present. A dele gation of southern beauties greeted the "presldentess." At the Churches SAVE OIL FIELDS OF CAIFRIIIA Washington, May 80. It waa be lieved likely today that President Newman. M, K. Church Preaching by the paator at 11 a. m. and 8 p.- at. At the morning ser rlo the choir, under the direction of - , - i . . . . . - Prof. J. 8. MetMurray, will sing the wuson nugni tate action on me re anthem. "Be Joyful In the Lord." 'trt ' Secretary Danleli, who wantt Solo, "Forget Thy Borrow," by Mia,B " '' . ' -UCosta Mangum. Missionary solo n California flelda. by J. M. Iaham. I A 1)111 favorably reported by the At the evening service the Baoca- senate public lands committee pro laureate sermon for the High School vldea that entries by private parties class of 19 K will be preached. An-'on oil landa withdrawn from entry them, "My Inmost Soul Convert." , by President Taft be made legal. It Solo, "AU Ye Who Seek,' by Frank thla goea through, Daniels Informed Price. Sunday School at 10 a, m. (the president, the government fuel Junior League at 3 p.m. Intermediate reserve! would be seriously Interfered and Bpworth leagues at 7 p. m. Wlth. The bill la question ia backed You are cordially Invited to these by Senator Phelaa of California. Dan services. lets wants Wilson to nse hla Influence Melville T. Wire, pastor against it. He tears that the navy's fuel aupply may become utterly ex M. K. Church South haunted If private firms are allowed The uauat morning aervlcee will be to take the oil. v held at the M. G. Church South, but no service In the evening. Sunday School at 10 a. m. Preaching service at 11 o'clock, subject, "Preparedaeea a Christian Virtue." Come worship with us. O. A. Taggart. pastor. St. take's Church The Fourth Sunday after Raster. Holy Eucharist at 8 a. m. , 1 Sunday school at :45 a. m. I Morning prayer at 11. ; No evening service. All are cordially Invited to these ( services. The Rev. Charles Wilson Baker, i Artful. "Where did you find this wonderful follow up system? It would get money out of anybody." "I simply complied and adapted the letters my son sent me from college." Kansas City Journal. FORMER REPUBLICAN' BOSS OF OHIO DEAD Cincinnati, May 20. George B. Cox. former republican boss of Ohio; died today. He had been paralyzed since February and unconscious since early yesterday. Pneumonia also de veloped. Cox leaves a wife, brother and a sister, but no children. Rector. Bethany Presbyterian Church Sabbath school at 10 a. m., with Interesting lesson. Classen for all a Res. II a. m., preaching service, with sermon on "The Gospel and the Needs of Today," by Rev. O. F. Wlsner, D. D. 7 p. m., Christian Endeavor meet ing. Union evening service at the New man M. E. church, where the bacca laureate sermon will be given by Rev. M. T. Wire. PORTEUVILLK HAS Ml'RDKR AXB SnCTOK TR IflFJlY Portervllle, Cal., May JO. A ver dict of murder and suicide haa been voted by the coroner's Jury Investigat ing the deaths of Mrs. Etta Duff. 31. and Spencer Duff, 87, her husband. According to evidence placed be fore the Jury, Duff killed his wife and then turned his revolver on him self He became angry when, upon returning from town, his wife found him In her bed and ordered hlra out. Going Into the next room. Duff se cured a heavy pistol, and hot his wife In the presence of three small sons and one daughter, as they plead d for hlra to spare their mother. Then Duff walked out, sat down on the edge of bis bed and tired two shots Into his heart. His eldest son, Chester. It, was the principal wit ness. He told the coroner that he grappled with his father. In an at tempt to prevent the double tragedy. Duff was foreman of the J. K. Glaxer ranch In the Piano district. COL- SIBLEY HAS , DISPERSED RAIDERS i. MEELIN .1 Catholic Church Masses on Sunday 8 and 10 a. m. Dally mass at 7:30 a. tn. Easter time Grants Pans Tuesday afternoon G. A. Guild and K. G, Dow spent Sunday in Medford. Mrs. W. H. Byrd was a visitor to expires. Trinity Sunday, June' 18. Edmund A. Wall pastor. First Cliurrli of Christ Scientist Christian Science services are held every Sunday. In the W. O. W. hall, at 11 a. m. Wednesday evening meet- a..iiv s,.w,i anH Rnvnrih i.arun Inss at 8 o'clock. The subject for to- Tn0 ,.rtt fftmly hav jt pur day Is "Soul and Body." The read- fnaiiw w Saxon trng car. and . Mrs. Hal Massle spent the week end here with relatives, .Mrs. Calhoun and children spent Wednesday afternoon. In Grants Pirns. Merlin observed Mothers day Sun day with a special program both at lng room Is open dally from 2 to 4 p. m., except Sunday. The public Is cordially Invited to attend the ser vices and to visit the reading room. DOPES TER FORECASTS 1ST BALLOT AT CHICAGO Chicago, May 20. A conservative republican and expert observer of politics today made the following es timate of how the votes would fall when the first ballot is cast for the republican presidential candidate at the G. O. P. convention here next month: Cummins, 85; Burton, 140; Fair banks, 140; Root, 120; Weeks, 120; Borah, 8; DuPont, 6; Sherman, 90; Roosevelt, 65; LaFolette, 25; Ford, 30; Brumbaugh, 30, and 36 scatter ing. This computation includes many unlnstructed delegates. They are uncertain, as are many southern dele gates also. Job printing of every description at the Courier office. See the LATEST STYLES Motor Bike BICYCLES at 3Ic-Intyre'a Cycle Garage OOfl South Sixth Street Paul First Bap tint flmrtli Sunday school at 10 a. m. Kirker, superintendent Three laymen have charge of the morning service at 11 a. m. and wilt tell Bible stories. A novel service, I with good muHlc Every one wel-' come. i In the evening the congregation will attend the baccalaureate service at the Newman church. The Rogue River Lumber Co. Successors to WILLIAMS BROS. The Whsrefore. "FliilMlub'a Iiiiiiic mnis badly neg leeted." j "Well, hi wife Ih Interested In' prison reform, better mud, puce ixilitlr and , clcnii ilnjs." I.mtlHvHIe Courier-Journal. ' the Mmltcy have bought a Stude baker automobile. Mr. 1 II. Vincent went to Grants Pass Friday remaining over until Sat urday, that she might attend (ho High School play given Friday even ing in which her daughter Miss Kdltha played a loud In; part. The 'Misses Cuddle and Orpha Green were visitors In Merlin Sunday after noon. Mrs. Aver entertained Friday after noon. May 12, at a party given In honor of her little daughter Edith's eighth birthday. Twenty-five child ren attended. The afternoon was spent In playing games, and refresh ments of cake, lemonade and candy were served. FRUITDALE Dealers in LUMBER, DOORS, WINDOWS and GENERAL MILL WORK LIME, PLASTER and CEMENT 30-DAY SPECIAL Mo. 1 Common Lumber $12.75 MAY READ LETTERS OF ORPET'S LOVES Mrs. Huselton, of Kcrby, la visit ing her daughter, Mrs. Robert Noll son. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Weber and 'sons were dinner guests at the Under- onto Sunday. tid Mis. Qresham Mole, of ( Watsonvllle, Cal., who are on a Waukegan, 111., May 20Judge motoring trip, stopped for a day and Donnelly, presiding at the murder .TV1"'"" ' trial of Win. H. Orpet, acused of ''' "" im, w m poisoning his sweetheart, Marion Mr' "d Mr WIU err"1 and Bon' Lambert, announced today that tbe : Vrnon, spent the week-end as guests love letters of Colostla Youker, the,of and, M"' U??e,rw defendants fiancee, would not be!, Mrs. Adolph Breltmayer read during the proceeding, unless iad " at. flU, they were absolutely essential to eB ' . 1 Clements, Mrs. Violet Clements tabllsh the state's case. Prosecutor , ft"df1Mr,1' Cor CouUnt and da"hter' r, ,a i. a,... of flronts Pass. wtlMJ IJUIiniuulB I'll" IVUUIUH Ul BUIHU letters necessary to establish motive for Marlon's murder. Thin alleged motive would be the young man's desire to get rid of Miss Lambert no he could marry Miss Youker. mm V We Sell and Guarantee mtiKtmm TOOLS and CUTLERY BOGIE HIVEB HARDWARE The Dig Red Front I Mildred Hamilton and Juanlta jDurko, who took ,the eighth grade examinations May 4 and S, were ro- j warded by receiving diploma's of gra duation from the eighth grado, The seventh grade pupils who had finished ono or two subjects also received very creditable marka, Mrs. Adolph Ttroltmayor entertain ed the children ot tbo neighborhood Saturday, honoring her son Roland's tenth birthday anniversary. Guessing games, with prizes for the successful contestants, delighted the youngsters, while further pleasure waa added by a delicious luncheon at the close of the day. San Antonio, May ID. -Withdraw, al ot the Dig Bend expedition of United States cavalry will take plaoe within a few days, the American troopers leaving Mexico and return lag to their own side of the Inter national boundary. Colonel Stldey waa of the opinion today that hie mission of dispersing the raider haa been accomplished, lit notified head quarters ot hla determination to re turn to the border. lx cavalry troops, withdrawn from General Per- shlng'a main columns, will be utilised hereafter at a Dig Bend patrol. Four bandlta were wounded 1a the second brush between Americana and Mexicans. The outlaws were hold lng aa captive the ton ot a Carraa slata commander, showing that there waa no connection between the acts of the desperado and the de facto government troops. ' An expedition of CarraniUtas took a hand In disposing of a detachment of the bandits, driving them 119 miles below the border. M AftOAKKT 11YA.V WILL tiKT HEIl IIAI1Y HACK Chicago, May JO. Judge Landis today issued a writ directing Mrs. Dollte Matter to return to Margaret Ryan the baby which the Canadian girl claims waa stolen from her ia an Ottawa hospital. It was alleged that the Infant waa taken from the Ryan Ul Just after It birth, while she was unconscious, and given to Mrs. Matter. The baby will be produced In court on Friday, when Landis decides a to Ita float disposition. i do not hate Airs. Matter," the Ityan girl told the judge. "She baa been good to the baby, but I am It mother and want to rare for It my self. 1 am unable to give It fine clothes, but I can give It all my love." 1 Envelopes printed at the Courier office. CoryrlfM WIS Th'Tkiur Adreninen.Boa i ircgua iu, uirtm I F-J . Tfte Picture Tells Itie Story CECBEC A a mi TO noon coal WILLIAMS WOOD COAL YARD Yard Phone 13T-R Res. Phone 378-Y Everything of Merit In CONCRETE PIMMUtTS Oregon Cement Hewer Pipe Tile Co. ALI'IXK R K CREAM For Sale by .VatlonnlDnigHtore .Nugget . Confectionery J. V. Kt'hmldt Cold Sturge Co. P. F. Blrchard Prop. Phone 393 New and I'sed ' Fl'RMTl'RE nt Right Prices .Manuel . lleron 804 South Ctli LTH MIYiOAHO I Term Strict lyCaidi But see what cash will do here PEOPLE'S MEAT MARKET 400 South 6th St. BAILEY'S TAXI City and Country Service Phone 202-R or call Spa Confoc tlonory. DR.F.H. IXfJKAM flilropnictor All discuses sue 'MKMfully treated without the knife. Office Hours 10-12 ami 2-5 I'M 6 no 7 GRAM'S PASS BOTTLING WORKS Mfg' ot Country Club Olngerale, A full Una of Sedaa and Sort Drink. Phone 1I8-J v