Rogue River courier., June 02, 1916, DAILY EDITION, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5

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RHOWNIE
Every lumr of the day will foe
sixty minutes of happiness. It
is sturdily built, any child can
operate It aad tlio favorite slxe
roata but 1X00. 8w our win
dow dkplay and auk for rata
logue, ( " . . '
Music asd Photo House
Stanton ItowelJ, Prop,
Fred Williams, of Three Plnef, was
in the city Thursday od business.
Sheriff W.lll Smith went to Oallre
; thlN morning to conduct a sale.
T. L. Kane spent Thursday in Med
ford attending to business interests.
Last chance tomorrow, Saturday,
for 10c enameled ware at Cramer
Bros. . 763
Geuertl Mdtisger Delano made a
business trip out over tbe C. ft O. C.
line this forenoon,
Qo. K. Lundburg and family lelt
today by auto for Portland, where
Mr. Lundburg will attend a meeting
of the bankers' aaaoclatlon.
; E. D. Woodbury, who baa been
connected with the C. k 0. 0, rail
road for aorae time, left for Portland
laat night.
Mr. Martha Jsi accompanied her
daughter, Mrs. S3. L. Mills, to Port
land today and will rlalt her there for
a while.
Mrs. Dob ntMrimmoni, who hold
an erangoliatlo service at the court
house last nlgbt, left this morning
on No. 14.
MIm Elizabeth Prldt will leave tbls
evening for Cheyenne, North Dakota,
to visit her brother during the sum
nor. Mlas Prldt will return here
to school next winter.
C, E. Butler, of Yreka, Is In the
city today attending to business.
- Mrs. Jack Allison went to Rogue
River this afternoon.
1 11 ii ; 1. Rouhalx Rlchey loft this afternoon
' tor San Francisco after vlaltlng here
tor several nays wun nis motner ana
sister.
1 k. k. Taioot, wno nas been in
CtnMint Faro
in Hie Paramount photoplay,
"Temptation," w ill Ito at the
TAH theater June and S.
AMI K KM K NTH TO XI GUT
nijou
"The Iron Claw."
Star
"The Old Homestead."
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charge of the Loughridge farm, a few
miles down the river, has moved to
'town and will live at 70 North
Fourth street.
All the summer fads In millinery
,are here awaiting your selection, at
greatly reduced prices. Mrs. Rch-
kopr 758M
COMING EVEXTB 4,t Wm M,an , weot to Port.
land M mornlng to witness the rose
June 8, Saturday Children'! story show. She will then go to The
hour at the publlo library, at 11 Dallea and will be there during the
a. m.; Mrs. Cleorge Soranson, ptory- summer. Miss White was English
teller. teacher In the high school.
June 5-10, Monday-Saturday Chan-
The Misses Wlnnlfred Fl field and
tsuqua at Orants Pass.
.Vivien Iibam and Wallace Nilos and
Juno is Fr.day-Cr.nt. Pas. - IU M
' em'- ! V Grant Pass In the Epworth League
' convention
env-Mi mt a ww
kajmu iv iiaft r john Hampshire returned Friday
OFFICE OS JUNK 18 morning from a business trip to Port-
" ' , land, and will leave at once for Takll-
Wasblnirton, June 2. Louis D. ma to" direct work at the Queen of
Brandels, newly confirmed associate Dronie copper mine. Mr. Hamp
Justice of the supreme court, will take shire Is much elated over the ahow-
the oath of office June 12. when the logs that are made in the mine by
court tneot. for tbe Isst time before late development
summer adjournment. .,
1. ... .. ' 1 .' ' Odd Fellows Entertained
NEW TODAT 1 The Crater Lake Encampment of
irniBrr-RATis " a; 0o,d Hm enter;
words, two Issues. 25c: six Issues, talncd the different encampments of
50c: one month, 11.50, when paid In the valley Thursday night. Six can
advance. When not paid In sdvance, dldatea and twelve mombers of the
5c Per Hne pcr Uguo.) .. lodge attended from here. The vls-
FOR SALE A good horse, 7 yir. itors wore given two banquet.. The
old, weight 1.200 lbs. sound gentle candidates from here were S. M.
and well broke, work to anything, jonard. F. 0. lsbam. W. 0. Mc
not afraid of autos. A. Nale. Adams. A. C. Epperly, Robert Morris
Tenthstroet.jkbove and Paul Rlanchard. All report a
FORSAIJBSpao"of young horses n'oxt excellent entertainment. ,
and light wagon, also ono ssddle ..,..-
horse, weight about 1100, and new'
saddle, or will trade team and
llaiM'ball Sunday'
The baseball game between tbe
locals and Mdford will be played
at 2:80 Sunday. Wheeler Osborn
will pitch for Grants Pass against
Caster of Medford.
Englewood liry, Phone 1222
The pure milk. dairy. 692tf.
Temple MsrkH Sold ', ":' , :'. "i
The Temple meat market has been
sold by J, H. Ahlf to the firm of
Knox A Armentrout. Tha Grant.
Pass market is still retained by W.
C. Ahlf. . . '
(Itlldren's Chautauqua Tickets
The Chautauqua tickets for chil
dren are on sale at Cramer Brothers'
store, tbe price being $1 each. To
the first 25 children who call to pur
chase a ticket will be given. a feather
head band.
Grants Pass Heat Co. -
Reduced prices In fresh meats. Ask
for prices.
Beef.
Pork. " -Mutton.
Veal. '
Fryers. .
Hen..
We have on hand a large supply
of poultry, all kinds of smoked meats
and lard. 752
To Car For Roaes
The Wallulah Camp Fire girls
have taken into tbelr hands the care
of the roses In the small railroad
parks. By keeping the old roses
trimmed off they expect the parks
to be a bower of blossom all summer.
Clark A Ilolmao, Undertakers T
Licensed em'balmers. Phone 60 tf
Glrla' (lab Organises
The Girls' Athletlo club, met and
organised last night Plans were
made to secure the Kerley building
for tbe use of the club. Officers elect-
d for the year are Audrey Best pre
sident; Bella Letcher, vice-president,
and Fay Stlnebaugb, secretary and
treasurer.
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Clairvoyant and Medium
Have you consulted the noted
medium and reader of the stars,
Madame LaVera! If not. why not?
She can and will give you reliable
advice. LaVera la located 1n rooms
i0 and 11 at tbe Tremont, where
you should consult her now. Prices
reasonable. Office hours 10 a. m. to
8 p. m. 765
Teachers Elected
The teachers that have been chosen
so far to fill tbe vacancies at the high
school are Miss Juantta Parker, of
Reed college, who will teach mathe
matics and history; Miss Catherine
Bridges, who will teach German and
English. The eighth grade at the
Central building will be taught by
Mrs. Vera Edwards Kelloms. Miss
Marietta Martin will teach In the
grades. Miss Jeanette Cramer, of
this city, will also teach In the grades.
wagon for light car.
Geo. Lewis stable.
Inquire at
763
FOR SALE -nvo-passcngor Over
land in good condition. Price
$350.00. C. IT. Demnray. 764
p,,. ..,mM. ;jir . U...I .mnmi ' imv ve, 1 mipa
Bijou Tonight
THE IH SHOW OF THE WEEK
Pearl White
Hlioldtm I,nvl niul Ci-clghton Unlo
"The Iron Claw"
You should seo, this Ki'eat photoplay
novel It's different.
Itcad It In the Sunday Oivonlnn.
See it at the Illjou
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Homh III a line K4iiltabl
ilve-iict frnturo
"The Senator"
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line evpiwltlon of the IiinUIo
political life at AVKulilngtoii
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With iKNiiillfiil s(!tnea of the imtlon's
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A Hhow That Vou Will Like
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Yes,Honest
Summer Is Here
AXft SO "iH THE PICNIC
HKASOV A.M PARK Sl'PPKKS
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For Sandwiches
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IMj Chill Ment.......;. .....1(H
Cfood, Orocericz .
hAts better tr ,
tMTi lkneor VcaltK!
Ditto llutter ;17c
PiHinut HutUM' 13c
llliio till! Pimento (.1ic'(te....l,V
nine Illll GitHii(1illl(1i(MNe l.V
Devlknl Meat .....Ac and 1K
1'iuIci'wihhI Hardlnes ............ 10e
MiiMunl Hurdliies 13c
liUMirted Fat lleriing 13c
Norway HouwhI Mackerel Bile
Coluil.l.hi River Salmon 10c
Smoked Hnrdlnva lu Olive
ltlpe Ollvtv In Cans (key
lMmr) 1(H)
Siu'iito)ta Chls luc
(rHiulma Cookies - 10c
Swirt's Premium Sliced Uriof
; Hwf
Kwl(V Premium lloiled Ham
Almond, Pecan and . Walnut
Meats .
Oil
.120
l'iE.UHon California Ornnx
MnrmaliKlo i2c
HomelHtdy found a half pound
run of IMPERIAL (XHX). In
onr lUTTEIt lt week." VOU
may llnd munethlng lmnldcs
hiitter fat this wrek. v '.,..
The White House Grocery
ta Btamps Hre Ilopo to
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After July ist, .ir Green Stamp Books will be re
deemed in cash only. Up to that time premiums
may be had as usual
A large shipment of premiums has just been received
and more are coming, so that our stocks will be
nearly complete in all lines.
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ZrK Stamps will in the future represent a cash dis
count, and as previously stated will be issued as
formerly, without interruption.
Sperry & Hutchinson
Always ask for Green Stamps. .
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VualneM and Social Meeting
The C. E. society of Bethany Pres
byterian church will hold a "business
and social meeting in the church par
lors tonight. All are invited.
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mployehs may us
Auxiliary Will Elect
Tbe Ladles' Auxiliary, will meet
st three o'clock Saturday afternoon,
the meeting being the annual elec
tion of officers. Much business will
come before the Auxiliary.
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Hi LABOR
rlali Price Advances .
The salmon catch last night was
about the same as the preceding
night. The total was 1901 pounds,
of which 304 pounds were brought in
by the boat owned by Frank Okren
berg." The price for Rogue river Bal
mon advanced a half cent since
Thursday, making the price eight and
a half cents a pound.
Another Pavilion Dance .
At Gold Hill Saturday night. Good
music, good floor, good time. Every
body Invited to attend. 162
l'rearo for Tourist
Yesterday afternoon a number of
the' members of tbe Commercial club
and their wives went to the auto
camp grounds and cleaned it out a
little for the tourist trawl, which is
becoming Quite largo. There have
been several parties camped there
every night lately. . Nearly all the
travelers hove heard of the wonder
ful Ashing bore and are anxious to
land one of the beauties of the Rogue.
stocks imoi OX
SE.l BATTLE NEWS
Now York, June 2. The stock
market broke one to three points ou
news of the naval fight between the
British and German flwts this after
noon. '
United States Steel sold oil a point
at S3 , Marine preferred broke 3Vi
to 95 and Norfolk & Western was off
2. Anglo-French loans sold at
95, off 1.4.
San Francisco, June 2. It strik
ing longshoremen In San Francisco
and otbr facile coast porta do not
return to work Monliy, an effort will
probably be made by the employers
to import non-union labor. What
effect this may have on the situation
waa forecasted last . night when a
crowd of fifty men stormed the gate
of Pier No. 18, where Filipinos were
loading a river steamer. Lloyd Fitz
gerald, watchman, fired two shots and
ten policemen answered the riot call,
but the crowd quickly, vanished.
The water front employers' union.
embracing all big steamship com
panies here, has offered the strikers
a 10 per cent wage Increase If they
jwlll resume work Monday. The long
J shoremen want a 30 per cent raise.
If this compromise Is refused, the em
ployers' union declares It will take
; steps to have operations resumed on
J the San Francisco docks. This Is
taken' to mean that strikebreakers
i will "be Imported. ..
One of the first effects ot the strike
I was grave interference with the
building trade here. Lumber deal
jers met, discussed the situation and
(agreed, that It made it impossible for
! them to handle lumber cargoes. This
'means, that when the present supply
j In the local yards is exhausted, with
no more coming in, construction work
! must cease, and many members of the
building trades will be thrown out
of "employment. ' v
The shipping concerns In which
Mayor Rolph Is Interested, as well as
the Western Fuel company and the
California South Sea Navigation com
pany, already have granted the strlk-
rs demands in fulL E. H. Foley,
secretary of the riggers' and steve
dores' anion, declares that a num
ber of other firms have capitulated,
and that he believes the strike will
jend In few days.' From Honolulu
came a message, signed by the Sugar
Planters association, urging snip
owners to accept the strikers' terms
with all Bpeed, lest Hawaiian trade
be crippled. . ..' . .
A great throng ot strikers greeted
th liner Tfnva Vim when It riftrbAli
here, but no efforts were made to nn
jload Its cargo with Japanese deck
ihand labor and tbe crowd dispersed,
j , Advices from every port on the Pa
tciflc coast indicate that the strike
situation is unchanged from Alaska
to San Diego. ' The gasoline engi
neers are talking about striking for
Increased wages. At present gasoline
' launches are trying to handle a por
tion of the river traffic usually taken
Jcate of "by the regular steamers. If
(the engineers walk out comin-erce on
; the bay and the Sacramento river will
be practically at a standstill.
HI ttaltl.Y AXI GREECE
SOOX TO UO TO WAR
Rome, June 2. A declaration of
war between Bulgaria and Greece Is
believed Imminent in Athens. Dis
patches from the Greek capital today
declare that the Bulgarian minister
protested to King Constantlne's gov
ernnvoht against the firing upon Bul
garian troops by Creeks on the fron
tier, Premier Skouloudls refused to
receive the protest. The. curt refusal
of th. a reek promlor to entertain
the Rulgarlun protest has resulted 'In
a tense situation.';
r Theda Bara
In the William Fox production
of Kixet's "Carmen," at the
STAR theater tomorrow, Sat
urday. . ':.'.
Matinee at 3 o'clock; two
night performances.
Some persons declnre the Fox
production and the Kara inter
pretation of "Carmen" are
suerlor to the Lasky-Farrar;
others assert that they at least
fully equal them; while still
others do not like thorn so well.
However, ' come and decide
for yourself.
And of this you niny be cer
tainthat the Rara girl never
docs anything drab, common
place, colorless.
We have a fine assortment of
Correspondence Cards ;
Invitation Stationery
Initial Stationery
Also Hand-Colored Congratulation Cards, Leather Round Rooks and
. Knmll Gift Books, suitable for graduation gifts.
Demaray
Drug and
Stationery Store
Mining blanks at the Courier omce. 1