Rogue River courier., May 24, 1916, DAILY EDITION, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4

DAILY ROGOk RIVER COURIER
WKINWSIAY, MAY IM, IMS.
Forth
Cce:cczc:i
what could bo nicer than
IodaI
A gift that will be a pleasant
and continual reminder of the
giver tor yean to come.
We have a complete stock at
prices to salt.
Come la
Stanton RoweO, Prop.
OXK DAY ONLY
Tomorrow
ROSCOB ARBUCKLB
MMe Norwand and AI St
John In another great Keystone
THREE REEL RIOT
"He Did
and He Didn't"
' BIJOU
AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT
- . ' 4
Bijou
f Fan Tan.
4 .
Sur
f Francis X. Bushman.
'
SINN FEIN PRESIDENT
CONVICTED AS REBEL
Dublin, May 24.-Joha MacNeill,
president of the Sinn Fein volunteers
and professor at the Irish, university,
was courtmartialed today and con
victed of having taken part in the
rebellion.
Sentence will be imposed later.
MacXeiU formerly was a civil service
employe in the Four Courts. He was
arrested on his return to Dublin and
tried secretly. It was reported that
he left Dublin following the revolt
Tbe government prosecuted him on
the theory that he was connected with
the revolutionary plot.
Bijou Tonight
FRED FORSYTH as
in fascinating
FAN
'AN
It' a Stream
Forty LuiikIis a Minute
Incidentally
A TON OF MERCHANDISE
GIVEN AWAY
Also
the celebrated star, Robert
Warwick, In
"ALIAS JIM.MIF, VALKNTINE"
5c and 15c
f t L
CHARLIE
CHAPLIN
i
j PER521ML 2S LOCAL :
Geo. Durham made a trip to Qlen-
dals last night
H. Q. Marshall went to Leland this
morning on business.
Sirs. Violet Clements returned this
morning from a business trip (o Port
land.
Miss Fleming, ot Medford. Is visit
ing relatives in the city for a tew
days.
Ten-cent enamel ware sale at Cra
mer Bros. 757
Mr. Wm. McDonald vent to Rose
burg this morning to attend the
strawberry festival.
Miss Goldie Duncan went to Glen-
dale this morning to visit her sister,
Mrs. C. F. Johns.
F. S. Smith left this morning for
Portland, returning to work after
spending the winter with his family,
Miss Anna Potts, teacher at the
Merlin schools, was in the city Tues
day and went to Medford Tuesday
ntght
Paul S. Seeley, of Portland, was In
the city yesterday and made a trip
to his extensive ranch property on
Evans creek.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Borden came in
from Gold Hill last night, expecting
to spend the summer working In this
section.
Special prices on all suits. It will
pay you to see them before buying.
Mrs. E. Rehkopf. 7J8tf
Raymond and Norman Crooks ar
rived this morning from Seattle and
went to Kerby, where they will spend
the summer in the mines.
Mrs. W. P. Counts went to Eugene
this morning, joining Mr. Counts,
who left Sunday on account of the
illness ot his brother.
Mr. and Mrs. U. A. Griffin have re
turned from California, having spent
the winter at Inglewood, Fruitvale
and other points, stopping at Chico
for a few days on their return trip.
Prof. A. C. Crews, formerly in
structor in the Grants Pass schools,
spent a few days with Prof. H. H.
Wardrip and other friends, leaving
this morning for Ashland with his
mother, Mrs. G. W. Crews, to spend
the summer. Mrs. Crews and chil
dren went to Ashland a few days ago.
Mr. Crews has been teaching during
the past year at Hood River and has
been re-elected to that place for next
year.
Sneak Thief Robs Camp
For the first time since the estab
lishment of the auto camp ground at
Riverside park a sneak thief baa been
operating there. From the camp es-'is
tablished by Mr. and Mrs. Waters,
who recently autoed north from the
Mexican line, a suit case filled with
articles of wearing apparel and
papers, and a kodak were taken.
Tuesday afternoon the kodak was
found by the officers cached away on
the north side of the river, but the
other articles have not been found.
Mining blanks at tbe Courier office.
NEW TODAY
(CLASSIFIED AD RATES. 25
words, two issues, 25c; six Issues,
50c; one month. 11.50. when naid in
advance. When not paid In advance.
5c per line per JssueJ
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER. Masonic
Temple. Office phone 174-J, resi
dence 341-R. Miss Harris. '. 783
FOR SALE Mine two-stamp mill,
850 each; silver-plated copper
plates, 2x10 feet; 55 feet of six
inch belting; track and car; port
able forge; tools; 14-foot water
wheel, can be moved in four sec
tions; camp outfit; two-room
cabin and stable, f 350 cash Hikes
my interest; tbe other V4 can
be had for less.
Gold Hill, Ore.
Wm. Hampson,
760
THE F. E. Conway Mortgage Co. of
Marshfield, Coos Bay, Oregon, have
four lots, 36x150 feet, on their
hands, one block from mala paved
street and two blocks from river
and park. Beautiful trees. Will
sell singly $175 each for two and
$200 each for other two. Cash or
terms $50 down and $10 per month
each or $150 down and $20 per
month for all four. Warranty deed
and perfect title.
760
FOR SALE 2 h. p. motor, plow, gar
den tools, greenhouse kIbhs, cook
stove and other furniture. Inquire
at Mayers' greenhouse. 760
MODERN well located sir-room
home. Am leaving. Must sell.
Terms. Shade, lawn, closet, pan
try, bath, and all conveniences.
Will take good Ford as part pay
, ment. Address No. . 992, care
Courier. 756
HYNE W M ILLINE R Y good sh a ve
arrived. Call and see them: Mrs.
H. E. Burton, 407 North 6th. 760
Desertion Is Charged
Alleging desertion, Atat Watts has
brought action against hts wife, Lola
Ellen Watts, for divorce.
At Baptist Church
On account of class day exercises
tomorrow ntght, the regular weekly
prayer meeting will be held tonight
at the Baptist church.
Englewood Dairy, Phone
The pure mtlk'datry.
S89
out.
Inland Couple to Wed
A license to wed was Issued late
Tuesday evening to Edward James
Stoneman and Miss Amanda Alder-
son, both of Leland.
Women to Meet
The subjects to be presented at the
meeting ot the Woman's Association
of Bethany church tomorrow after
noon are "The Lumbermen" and
"The Jews." A full attendance ts de
sired. Please bring thimbles, as
there is a little work to be done.
Prayer Meeting Tonight
On account ot the class day exer
cises on Thursday evening, the week
ly prayer meeting of Bethany Pres
byterian church will be held on Wed
nesday evening. The subject will be,
"How can Bethany Church Get to
Work " ' All members ot the church
and congregation are urged to be pre
sent. Stolen' Property Found
A small trunk, filled with electrical
goods and other articles, has been re-1
Mvanul hv 4Ha fwillA .nil It Km aitn
posed to have been the cache of
thieves. Included in the plunder are
electric switches, drops, an auto
speedometer, etc. None of the things
have yet been Identifier!.
(lark & Holman, Undertakers-
Licensed embalmers. Phone SO
tf
Lewi' Iead Increased
The canvassing board Is expected
to complete the work of the official
canvass ot the votes cast in the prim
ary election in this county tonight.
No material changes have been found
In the count as announced through
the Courier, though some errors in
the report for sheriff In precinct No.
8 increases the lead of Geo. Lewis for
sheriff. The official .count gives
Lewis 696 votes, while Smith's vote
reduced to an even 400. Ran die Is
credited
count.
with 107 In the official
Teceiit City Woman Dl
Nora C, wife of R. C. Stevenson,
of Crescent City, died at Ashland
Tuesday morning after a lingering
illness. Mrs. Stevenson, who was 26
years, 4 months and 6 days old, was
brought to Grants Pass several weeks
ago, making the long trip over the
mountains from the coast by easy
stages, lying In a bed made up on an
auto truck. On Monday she was
taken to Ashland and died the fol
lowing morning. The remains were
brought to Grants Pass this morn-
lng and will be taken to Crescent City Adna W. Leonard, of Seattle, to
for burial. She is survived by her .San Francisco; Matt S. Hughes, of
husband and three children, aged 8,j Pasadena, to Portland, Ore.; Edwin
6, and 1 years, and her father and H. Hughes, from San Francisco to
mother, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. LeClare.j Boston; Richard J. Cooke, from Port
of Orescent City. 'land, Ore., to Helena, Mont.
METRO
Features
to
The Metro Pictures Corporation presents
FRANCIS X. BUSHMAN
The undisputed sovereign of the screen
and
MISS BEVERLY BAYNE
The crowned queen ot fllmdom
"Man and
Also diopter 12 of the
"The Girl and
with HELEN
Admission S and 15 Cents
The
Home
Of Features
Son Dora Tuesday
A son was born on Tuesday at the
Good 8amaritan hospital to Mr. and
Mrs. J. W. Roesls, ot Jump-Off-Jos.
Delegates Returning
Nearly all the delegate and mem
ber ot the degree team In attend
anoe at grand lodge at Roseburg re
turned boms this afternoon, report
lng a most enjoyable time, but un
favorable weather conditions.
Leave for Chile
Mrs. J. F. Riohardaon and two sons
left this afternoon on the first sec
tion of tbelr journey to Valparaiso,
Chile, to join Mr, Richardson, who
has been there some months In tb
employ of tbe Guggenheim Interests
erecting a copper smelter. They go
first .to Oakland. Cal., and to New
Orleans, sailing from that port June
14. Mr. Richardson has a contract
for two years.
IHlrerenre Land Two In Court
The police court Is being exercised
this week by the differences that
have arisen between Roy Jordan and
Henry Hlller. On the complaint ot
Hlller, Jordan was brought before
Judge Basler charged with the frac
ture of a city ordinance against the
use ot profane and obeceno language.
Upon being found guilty. Jordan
was fined $10. Jordan has now filed
a counter-charge against Hlller, al
leging violation of tbe same ordin
ance. The Hlller hearing will prob
ably be held next Monday.
Class Day Exerrli
The class day exercises, which have
heretofore been held at the school
building, will be held at the opera
house Thursday evening, May SS, at
8 o'clock. A new feature will be
added to the proicram this year, that
ot awarding scholarship medals to
one member of each grsde who hts
the highest average for class work.
Also a medal will be awarded to the
student In the high school, regardless
of hts class, whose general average
for deportment, attitude, Influence
and class work 1s highest. It Is not
known who the students are that will
receive these medals. The public Is
Invited to attend these exercises.
FOR BOND ISSUE
Medford, 'May 24. By a vote of
five to one Medford yesterday amend
ed Its city charter to permit the Is
suance of $300,000 bonds for tbe con
struction of a railroad to the Bluo
Ledge mine. An election will be held
within a few weeks to Issue. bonds.
The railroad will tap a rich copper
country.
MANY TRANSFERS OF
METHODISTS IJISHOI'S
Saratoga. N. Y., May 24. Effec
tive at the end of the Methodist gen
eral conference are a number of Im
portant changes In the Episcopal re
sidences of newly lected bishops and
also transfers of old bishops. It was
learned today.
Chief among these are the follow
ing:
Tonight
METRO
Features
His Soul"
great railroad story
the Game"
HOLMES
First Performance 7j,io
Paramount
Metro
Fox
MEDFORD
PREPARES
"Tbs man ot ths hour"
Should ts tbs nun with hoe.
For sunshine and showers
Make ths sugar beets grow.
(Also ths weeds.)
t
Has
Who said hoes? Wo have them Dig ones, small one, good one,
bad ones, garden hoes and Nigger hoes, and several other kinds.
Special Beet Hoes at 40c each.
The kind that la right and will aid you to turn the beets Into nuggets. '
Grants Pass
At Your
WOULD REQUIRE
TRAINIHG FOR WAR
Wsshlngton, May It. Compulsory
military training Is the only demo
cratic method of creating an ade
quate reserre force, Senator Cham
berlain declared today la an Inter
view supporting ths universal train
ing bill which he Is preparing tor the
upper house.
"This Is ths only means by which
we can develop a reserve able to do
fend the country In a sudden emer
gency. In peace times or war times,"
said Chamberlain. "The Ineffective
ness of conscription and ot the draft
was proven In our own civil war and
Is being proved again In England
now. Even if the men are finally
drafted, they can not make good
soldiers. .
"On the other hand, young men,
at an age when learning is easiest,
may be taught moderately In tactics
while assembled In training camps.
It they are taught that the advan
tages of free citizenship must be
based on responsibility for the de
fense of tbelr country a large and
effective force will be created, Just
as has been done In Germany, and
as would be done In Switzerland and
Australia If needed."
Vernon Hauler flood Soldier
Vernon Hauler, student at the
O. A. C, made a good record recently
at the annual competitive drill of
the regiment, ranking second among
the corporals.
3DT
'TWAR'S a difference between a
A home an' a residence. Home is a
place whar a man can smoke all over
tne nouse.
VELVET has been celled the "Tobscco without a dls
appointment". Its mildness sppesls to some smokersits
(rsgrsnc sod flsvor to others its smoothness appeals to all.
3C
31 ,
We have a fine assortment of
Correspondence Cards
Invitation Stationery
Initial Stationery
Mho Hand-Colored Congratulation Cards, IxMithor Hound Hooks and
Small Gift. Hooks, suitable for graduation gifts.
Demaray's
H03S
Hardware Co.
Service
ILLINOIS VALLEY
.1
Mrs. J. D. MscVlcar, Mrs. Gsorgs
.MacVlcar and Mrs. A. K. Hammond
spent tb week-end as guests ot Mrs.
H. 0. Reed at Cloverrlot farm.
Mr; Dyaert was Injured about t
head and his son, Roy, had hit arm
broken in an accident which occurred
on Friday. They wers throwing a
tree, and Mr. Dysert while running
as the tree fell, stumbled and was
struck by It. Roy, In attempting to
savs bis father, hsd bis arm broken
by a limb. At present they are both
Improving.
A meeting was called to be held
on Sunday at the 8pence hall to make
arrangements for a Fourth of July
plcnle.
The copper prospect belonging to
Mr. Shadlnger and William Ross has
been sold to the Kennett Smelting
company, who will put a crew ot men
to work at once to develop the prop
erty. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Heckendorf
have returned from California. Mr.
Heckendorf, who was very 111 when
they left th valley, has recovered
his health.
Not much Interest was taken at the
primaries for soma reason, but no
doubt when the November election
occurs more Interest will be shown.
COMING EVENTS 4
May 26, Friday Commencement ex
. erclscs at opera bouse. Address by
Judge II. L. Denson, ot Salem.
June 6-10, Monday-Saturday Chau
tauqua at Grants Pass.
IDtZZ
1C
Drug and
Stationery Store