Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, July 02, 1916, DAILY EDITION, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextStXDAY. Jl'LY 2, 1010. HAILT nOOtl RIVER COtTtlKR pics nra tS!5 Patriotic Llusic TO II KM YOU CKLKBKATB Till! (iU)lllOVH 4TII We liave a cnnilrt atwk of PATRIOTIC ltKOOlUK FOR TALKING MACMNEH and PATRIOTIC SHEET Ml'SIC If yon wUh your children to be ItNUiutlc, furnish them with Mining patriotic music Music ad Ptcto Hcuse Stanton RowttU, rrop. Notice. Mores will wml open util 9 o'clock Monday evening, ow ing to being closed the Fourth. THK 11KAVKR8. COMING KVBNTt 4 8ept. 19-20-31, Tuesday, Wsdnssday Tkursday Josephine county fair and celebration. NEW TODAY (CLASSIFIED AD RATES.- 26 words, two Issues, 2Sc; six issues, 50c; one month, 81.50, when paid In I advance. When not paid In advance, i i0JL'Ll!it!Lp,r.,r,-.). , -I WOMEN sell guaranteed hosiery to wearer. Solary 24 full time, DOc an nour apare ume. ve,",u Experience unnecessary. Interna- itonal Mills, Dept. 40, Norrlstown,. Pb- FOR RENTTwo housekeeping Evans creek yesterday to visit the rooms, bath, modern conveniences, B. R. Spauldlng family, coot and ahady. Inquire 207 West, Spinners for the big trout In little O street, or phone 40-J. ' 787 streams at Cramer Broe. 787 WTBrWTo buy Into some bust-' O. W. Boechke, chief engineer of neits. Owners only. Full details be C. ft O. C. railroad, left yester ln first letter. Addresa No. 1088. Uy tot San Francisco for a few daya. care Courier. 787, M las Berenice Qulnlan left yester INSURE your dwellings and house hold goods with L. A. Launer. tf PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER, Masonic ,nd (aV6 the kitchen heat In sum Temple. Office phone, 174-J; resl- mer Get them at Cramer Bros. 787 dence, 841-R. Miss Harris. tf( Mr y A cl(ineoU mi yesterday REWARD For the return to No. for 8t; Louis to settle an estate there. 1086, care Courier, of a medal with She will be gone about three weeks. name "George C. Wynne." 788 Miss Margaret McQulstlon, who minnDMna .. vn,tr4y. n, iniv w" the teacher at Frultdale for the LOST On Sixth atreet, near Court terday from Hood river to visit aome house, purse containing plain band time with Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Tbotnp ring, engraved "8. to H."; also gon child's set ring. Finder please re- QoqA flhlng Uck,e tt Br0s, JJlflh ll W. C. Dunten, of the forestry of TEAMS wanted at eugsr factory Wed- fire, left for Medford, to stay over nesday morning to haul dirt, bed the Fourth. dump boxes. Utah-Idaho Sugar 8ee the new shipment of ladles' company. 787 silk and lingerie waists. Mrs. Reh- r SLIDE TROMBONE for ale, second hand, silver plated, fair instrument, for esle cheap. Address No. 1094, care Courier. 782 TABLES "feet long, tor sale cheap. Courier office, 792 WANTED 'Fresh cow, or one to be fresh soon. Address No. 1099.' Courier, or nhone 195-L. 787 SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY for one lady In each locality to connect with . ; a' good paying proposition. No capital or previous experience re quired. Address W. H. Harris, 200 Booth street. 788 FOR SALE Will sacrifice my large carpenter shop building and lot for ir.O canli. Inquire at 306 West. I street. 788 ANGEL CAKJ5S Phone orders to No. 190-J. 787tf FOIl" BALK PrettymTddle and drlv-! Ing pony; Stiulebnkor light buggy, nearly new; also several sets of, slnulo and doublo llRht hnrncos; ono six-shovel riding cultivator; sevon-horHO gasoline engine. Bar- gains. Tliono 252-R. C. WV) Anient. ,.'', 787 V TOOLS and CUTLERY ItOfJl R ItlVKR HAItDWARfi , The IU Red Front v . WV PER52NdL 4 Mm. Charles Owesleft yesterday for (Seattle. ' Bring us you films ws develop nd print. Babln the Druggist. 787 Clifton Lswton left yesterday for Portland. ' . See that dlaplay of Dlue Flame oil stoves at Cramer Bros. ' 787 Jack MoClay, of Waldo ti register ed at the Josephine. . Land Gillette left Friday nlgbt for Bllverton, Oregon. ' II. F. Calilll returned to Hugo yes terday after a few daya la town. Perfection oil atom In one. two and three-burner sites at Cramer Droai 787 W. R, Orower returned to Rogue River Saturday after a day In town. Mrs. Nellie Shelly and daughter, Blanche, returned to Merlin Friday night after visiting here for several days. R. B. Miller went to Portland Fri day nlsbt and will return here to morrow. New f porta ; Poplin, Dress Sllka, Linens, Fink Crepe, Whit Voiles, and other Dress Goods a-plenty at Wade's, on O street. 787 W. T. Devlin went to Portland Fri day evening and will visit there for several weeks. ' Save heat and time, Perfection Blue Flame oil stoves. Small and large altes at Cramer Bros. 787 P. M. Sayre left Friday for Seattle and will be there for about two weeks on business. , . Mr. and Mrs. L. 'Hawkins left yes terday for Central Point and will visit there for a few days. J. A; Petttnger left yesterday for Los Angeles for an Indefinite stay. Mrs. B. W. Rlgga and daughters, Bernlre and Virginia, spent Saturday in Ashland. camping time la coming. Get your w t Crlmer Bf0 m Miss Helen Witberspoon returned yMterd,y fron) Won, where she bMbwn tUen(J,ng co,,ege Walter Weckler returned yester day frnm m. hiilniia rln in Medford. M 4nd yrtto and Mrs. Turnbull drove over to day for Gold Hill to spend a few days. .. ' ""' "". t use a rerrection uiue name sieve kopf. 775tt ) , J. M. -Smith loft vesterdar for San Francisco. Mr. Smith la from Col orado and has been here looking around the city, Will Trimble took a party to Cres cent City In his car Saturday to spend the Fourth, Miss Harriet Kemp, who has been visiting the J. IB. Hair family, left Inst night for Portland. DAN1KL FKOHMAN Presents Pauline In the llve-Hct " The Spider In which this supreme emotional artiivw . Interprets two UMInct character hurt Ions ' OMI.NU Ihmtin Farauni, in V ' i LOCAL J. Peterson returned to Hugo last night. Bert Coffenberry went to Portland last nlgbt and will drive down in a truck for Williams' garage. , Paul Lorens left last nlgbt for Portland and will remain there for a week. Dr. and Mrs. F. H. Ingram left last night for Roseburg, .from which place they will proceed to a four days' meeting of the State Dental associa tion. Dr. and Mrs. Bert Elliott left last night for Dallas, where tbey will re main for several days, and will then go on to Portland' to attend a meeting of the Oregon State Dental associa tion, which lasts four daya. Mr. Elliott will return In a week, but Mrs. Elliott will visit in Portland and Eugene for a few weeka. Let Va Develop and Print Your films. 8abln, the Druggist Marriage License Issued A marriage llcenee was Issued Fri day to James William Smith and Bessie Fern Lowe. Both are of Grants Pass, v A Pointed Stick With a marshmallow on the end over the eamp fire at twilight la, I guess, some fun and taste so good. A big package 10 cents, at Sabln'a. Ashland Parade 8Urt Early At Ashland'a three-day celebration the paradea atart at nine in the morn ing July 4 and 8, and at seven in the evening July 6. Leave for Portland Vernon Bssler left Friday night for Portland after visiting here with his parenta for a week. He baa se cured a position with Wells-Fargo at that place, bat be expects to return to O. A. C. this fall. Notice The Angelo Studio is preparing to go out of business in Grants Pass. Prints from old negatives or new can be obtained tor the next few weeka at reduced prices. 776tf Prof. Von Each en to Bpenk Prof. Florlan Von Eechen, of Wil lamette university, will speak at the Newman Methodist Episcopal church Sunday evening, at 8 o'clock, on the subject, "The Place of the Christian College and of the Bible In Educa tion." Show Your Colo Put a Grants Pass pennant on your car when' you go to Ashland the 4th. They cost 20c each at the Courier office. 789 Practice ppeparedneas , , The fact that Grants Pass Is amply prepared may be aeen today at the rifle range across the river. A num ber of the crack ' shots will be on hand to demonstrate their ability to hit the bnllseye. The shoot will be held at about 9:30. At the Camp Fire You will miss them It you have them not those marshmallows. Sabln. 787 WMhlngton Militia to Border A train load of Washington militia passed through here yesterday morn ing on their way to the Mexican bor der. The train was composed of over a dozen cars of Pullmans and flat cars loaded with supply wagons. The troops on board were troop B of Tacoma and the signal corps. Tonight & Mon. Frederick Paramount dranm First performance 7i4l' "The Call of the Cumberland' Lli-etuted to Wed . , . . A marriage license waa Issued Sat urday to Vernon Alva ' Dalley, of Murphy, and Mlsa Elsie Turner, of They Did the Ilasinese Those marshmallow ads. We had to send in a rush order for more. They'll be here Saturday, and the sale continues. A full half pound 10 cents. 8abln the Druggist. 787 A Pennant for Your Car Costs 20c at Courier office; .789 Hugar Company Liberal- Manager T. R. Cutler of the Utah Idaho 8tigar company said today that a number of their employes at the va rious factories in Utah and Idaho bad enlisted In the national guard. He stated that all such .would receive compensation during their absence and the company would see tbat tbey were fumlahed employment on their return. The augar company also de cided to allow a number of ita em ployes to Join tbe citizens' training camp at Fort Douglas next month and tbey will receive full pay during their absence. Deseret News. Open Monday Evening Tbe City Market will be closed all day the Fourth, but will remain open until 9 o'clock Monday evening. Please get In your orders early. 788 fikklyou Timber Sold , Tbe contract for cutting from tbe Siskiyou national forest In tbe Upper .Land creek watershed appromlxntely 27,000,000 feet of government timber was awarded by tbe district forester to the Coos Bay Timber company, of Oakland. Cal. The timber consists mainly of Douglas Hr. The kinds of timber and the price per thousand feet were: Douglas fir, $1.25, 18, 795,000 feet; Port Orford cedar, $2. 6.705,000 feet; red cedar, f 1, 700,000 feet; hemlock, 50 cents, 1.070,000 feet. The company has until July 30, 1919, In which to re move all the timber. Oregonlan. . snnwannn Enclewood Dairy. Phone 223 The pure milk dairy. . 692tf. Baseball at Ashland One of the Important features of the Ashland Round-Up -celebration promise to be the baseball struggle after the parade each morning on July 4, S and 6 between tbe Medford and Weed .teams, for the champion ship of southern Oregon and northern California. Tom Fuson, formerly of Grants Pass, Is handling thin feature of the Ashland program, and expects several thousand people from various counties In northern California to be on hand boosting for Weed. If either team wins two straight games, Fuson plans to start Roper's Grants Pass club against the winner for the third game. :', ' '' i ' NotSoWli Why are the officers of the Jose phine County Bank abl to advise you on a business Investment? Not because they are any smarter than you' but because they see the results of those who make investments. If you see a thing and see just how it works you ought to be able to have some idea on tbe subject. 787 Wyi May at Crescent City The Grants Pass ball team left this morning for Crescent City, where they are scheduled to play the Cres cent City teama on the 3rd and 4th. They will return in time to play the champions of the' Medford-Weed games at Ashland on the sixth. The management has secured two crack In fielders, Hornby and Sandllng, from Portland, they having arrived this morning. These will remain with the local team for the season. On July 9, next Sunday, the locals will play Medford here. The strongest lineup of the year Is promised for that game and It will be printed dur ing the week. , Married at Pol On June 29, Miss Ethel Caughlln, of Boise, became the wife of Rolla G. Cole, formerly of this city. ' Lnndrt off Tax Roll The state tax commission has noti fied County Assessor Pollock that In vlow of the forfeiture of the 0. & C. granted lands to the federal govern ment, these lands are not now sub ject to taxation. Only those portions of the grant that were sold by the railroad company prior to July 1, 1913, or that are used by the com pany as right-of-way a strip 100 feet In width each side of the tracks, and all lands In actual use by the railroad company on December 9. 1915, for ' depots, sidetracks, woo'd yards, and standing grounds, are sub ject to taxation. The bill recently passed by congress appropriates suffi cient money to pay the taxes now Ac- Camping ? You Eveready The advertised kind. Eveready Bulbs ind Dew Eveready . Batteries always in stock. , Fcr Electrical Srrb'js cr Repcir Tcrt BUSH ELECTRIC STORE '.m -,ri ,:-t 84 ftt fitr5 'I ..-.'-A JuLiV , ' Phone 14r-B. 1 '109 orth Sixth St. ' Back of this stands lta record of 26 years of usefulness 1 this City. , ;. : . -; - V Slice its organization In 1889 It has helped many Individuals, Farmers Firms ind Merekants In tmslnees because they CSSSRVED help. . A Checking Account, carried In this Bank, will help you in all your business relations. ' ' .,, . Oar Resources, (450,000.00. , The First National Bank Of Southern CJrcgoii crued and unpaid upon the lands, but no. taxes will hereafter be derived from tbe lands till they pass Into private ownership. FLOOD DAMAGE AT WASCO Portland, July 1. Postmaster W. E. Tate of Wasco-telegraphed the United Press today, estimating dam age as a result of the cloudburst at 25,000 and confirming the four deaths. ' . "A wall of water 20 feet high swept down Hay creek -canyon at 5:80 p. m. yesterday," TateS mes sage said. ' Bridges and roadway were washed away, one bridge was unea irom iu concrete piers and carried intact for a mile. At least two farm houses were demolished and several head of livestock were drowned. At the same time the cloudburst struck Hay canyon, a smaller section of the same storm broke over Grass valley. The damage reported from there was slight " How TertoiM Shall la Worked. The soldering of two pieces of tor toise shell together Is effected by means of hot pinchers, which, while they com press! softeu the opposed, edge of each piece and amalgamate them Into one. Even the raspings and powder pro duced by the die. mixed with small fragments, are put Into molds and sub jected to tbe action of boiling water and thus made into plates of the de sired thickness or into varloun article which appear to have bceu ut out of a solid block. . ' BIJOU -:- Tonight , .- -.. . v Madison Square Theatre Co. loiiflht anil Paid for' A Four-Act New ' '( '" " ' "A Triangle lrogram of 7 Reels p;i Wm, S. Hart in VHELL'S HINGES" - , . . ... f , ' :-, On of the Most Powerful Dramas of Today : ; , .if:,,,, -, . ., .,., ,.t ! '. L. 1: ' " ' .Wm. Collier nnil Keystonlans In J ' ; ' ''Wife' and AW'froublo Please need an mm Bank GRANTS PASS WEATHE3 Following Is a aummarf. of the weather observation at Grants Pass for the month of May, 1910. TEMPERATURE Date Max. Mi. ""Range Pto. 1 I 85 I 35 I . efr l7 Z ' V 41 1 45 . i 3 . la-'' 42f f "44 ' 4 82. 43 89 5 73 S3 20 .80 60 89 v 21 .21 7 59 33 26 .02 8 65 41 14 .05 9 66 S ; 20 . S 10 57 28 ' 29 11 60 ' 27 .33 12 '67 28 39 13 r, 70 , 30 40 ' . .14 -,'76 32 ' : 44 15 -80 . 84 46 ' 16 : 75 48 87 ' 17 67 43 24 trace 18 -64 50 . - 14 .31 19 68 41 - 27 20 - 69 49 20 21 65 , 45 . 20 22 63 40- . .', 23 ; 23 , .56 40 y 16 .20 24 73 42 31 .04 25 67 37 , SO 26 76 34 42 27 ,79 , 37' 42 i 28 71 36 35 29 63 41 22 30 .68 35 33 X 31 70 38 32 Summary: Mean temperature, 54 degrees.. Maximum temperature, 86 degrees; date, .2. : r Minimum temperature,- 27; date, 11.. Total precipitation, 1.03 inches. Number of days clear, 14; partly cloudy; 8: ' cloudy, 9. Prevailing wind, northwest . JNO. B. PADDOCK. ' Co-operative Observer. Letterheads e,t the Courier. Mining blanks at the Courier oflca. York Society Drama Come Early " r I .11 1