Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, August 13, 1916, DAILY EDITION, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextSt XIAY, AlGl'HT 13, 1010 DAILY KOGl'E IUVElt COURIER PAGEFIYls Are You a Free American? Jf you are, thrae two tonga will aa to you. "WAKH IT, AMKIUCA" Ttm lilg ''poace and prepared, not" aoiig recommended by John rtitlllp Housa, "IM)N'T IJITH THE IIAM TIIAT'8 ,FKKIIX YOU" A tumg on hyphenate Am ertcwi uuratlun. It liaa a Imu tlful inotmly and ImU with Uio hyhen In a kludly way with out leaving a atlittf. IH'll't frtll to lllr tlfM two SOttgM, I .la ropy Music and Photo House RtJUltOB Bowell, Prop. AMI R1CMKXT8 TONIGHT 4 r . IHJnu Th Stepping Stone HUT Diplomacy SeU aod Guarantee tJmamm V TOOLS and CUTLERY ItOOriS RIVER HARDWARE Tba Big Bed front Some Prices GROCERY 408 .6th St. Ccznencbjf Aug. 5lh Gd fcr 30 Days . FER52NflL S!iB LOCAL 4 L. Katou loft Saturday (or Sun Francisco. l'leklo Jars tit Crauier Brut. 822 A. A. Flynn went to Cold Hill Hut- urday (or a brief visit Try Butter KUt popcoru. Look fur luv bloctrio sign. . 1122 Fred Docker left yesterday for Lot Angelas after few duyi In town. Udlea' trimmed bats at $1. Mrs. 13 .Itohkopf. 810tf Dr. J. P. lloddy was in th city from the Waldo copper mine Satur day. ; Mason, and Economy fruit Jar at Cramer Urol. 822 11. M, Btlmaon Ml Saturday for Portland after a few daya in the city. .Mr. and Mrs. Roy Duih left last evening for Crater Lake via motor cycle and aide car. A. J. Klocker arrived here Inst night from Mod ford and will atay in town over Sunday. . Mra. Eleanor Whitney left Satur day morning for Portland, after pending a day In town. K, Mlxoguchl made a trip to Rote- burg yeaterday to attend to business matters at that place. Real Linoleum 60c a yard at Clark and Hoi man's. 822 Heavy Jar. rubbers at Cramer Bros. Jobn Hampshire, of the Queen of Bronte mine at Takilma, was in the city Friday on business. New aelf-eealltfg Maaon Jar caps at Cramer Bros. 25 cents doien. 822 Mrs. J. H. Chrlstensen returned to Ashland yesterday after visiting 'here with Mrs. R. L. Burdle. Twenty-gallon atone Jan at Cramer Broa. , ; ; ' y 822 , Roland Coe left Saturday morn ing for San Diego where' he will re main during the coming winter. Wide mouth self-sealing Mason Jars, quarts 90 cents doten at Cramer Broa. ' 821 Miss Florence Knlgbt returned to Portland Saturday morning' after visiting here with Mra,, U, A. Grlffln, Miss Zellallalr, of Eugene, lorraer Jy 4 resident of Grants Pass, wat in the city Saturday enroute to Crater Lake. V , , -,, y Jelly glaasea at Cramer Bros.821 Miss Maude 8. Barnes, librarian at.Chctco Cove Carnival the public library, leaves this morn-' "In the country God,, made and ln.g for a two eeks' vacation at man forgot" September 2, 3, and 4. Caves Camp.. ; ;- Brookings, Curry county. Ore. 813tf : int.. tu. k.j .ni... i l Miss Maggie Kverton spent Fri day In the city having come in from Merlin. Flue trout leaden at Cramer Bros. J. T. Sumniervlle, government revenue inspector, spent Friday , in the city, lie left Saturday morning for the south. New cane poles .at Cramer Bros. Mitt Minnie Young left this morn ing for Portland after visiting here with the F, Pappl family. New trout riles at Cramer Bros. Mrs. Don Douglas returned to. her home In Seattle Friday night after visiting in this city tor some time. Ladioe fine white parasols,' all to go at 60 cents each. Kinney ft truax. Kddle Jackson, of McMlnnvlelle, made a brief visit here Friday with NcffsMlller. He Is on his way to tho Mexican border. Fruit funnels, colanders and strain ers at Cramer Bros. 822 MIhs LucIJe Wrltat left Friday evening for her home at Roseburg after spending the day in town. Our new atock of rugs are In. Come and see them, Clark and Holman'a 22 William Fairbanks returned to Merlin Friday evening after spend ing the day in town. That 13 cent outing flannel aale at 10 cents until Wednesday night. Not more than IS yards to each cus tomer. Kinney ft Truax. 822 Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Blodgett and Mr. and Mrs. George Anderson visit ed here Friday with Miss Grace Al bright. They are making a trip by auto through Oregon, coming over the Columbia highway through east ern Oregon and to Crater Lake and back over the Pacific highway. Take Notice- Come to the big dance at the Deer Creek Grange ball, August 19th, 1916 and enjoy life. Tickets, inducing supper, fl.25. Good music, and a general good time guaranteed. 822 - Secretary. Will (jive Concert In Park A concert will le given In the city park this afternoon by, the vMoose band. It will begin at three sharp. A Urge' crowd will probably be on band as the swimming will prove a drawing card for earlier In the afternoon. "i Steir Tonigtt & Mca. tint i sai tir Vou Will Want A fall ault and overcoat from the Brownsville Woolen Mills or Ed V. Price ft Co. Order now, delivery in one week, or any, time in September or October. Geo. 8. Calhoun. 822 One Dollar for Yon If you have fifty do!' am laying around the house or that vcu are carrying around in your pocket; Just leave It at the Josetmlne County Bank for six months and they will pay it back and a dollar for allow ing them to keep It safe for you. 822 Multnomah Official Here. ' John M. Lewis, for 14 years treas urer of Multnomah county, arrived Friday for a visit with hla brother, George Lewis, and other relatives of this city. He will also visit Ms aged mother at Holland. ,,, , FB Piajm.C,., One of the mowt winitotiie r.d altogether charming of actreaees, MARIE DORO In a magnificent picturizailon at Sardou's great drama of diplomatic . Intrigue, ' iff lKir .....:...... Julian ... ....... 4 'ounce Zkka .. int Orloff Henri Itaron fitcln . THE CAST t . ElUoU Deztr .. Elith Campbell Walker - . ..IGeorge Majeroni ? . .Frank Loaee. .. Rugftel Baasett . IHrat Performaoce, 7:45; admission 5 and 15 tX)MIXG The International genius, Fannie Ward, in "For the Defense. ; '"',.. ' ' : Itelekali Meeting A regular meeting of Etna. Re bekah lodge will be held on Monday evening at 8 o'clock In the I. O. O. T. ball. A good attendance la desired. Jlve Civil Service Exams Three men took the civil service exaralnatloni for perk carrier. The examinations were held In the Com mercial club rooms Saturday after noon - Mound for Crater Lake '...! T The Misses May n and Catherine EWe Bunch Preacbea Motley and Ida .White and Lincoln' Elder Taylor G. Bunch, formerly Savage and Roy Cheslre left Friday president of the Southern Oregon morning for Crater Lake. The trip . Association of Seventh Day Advent is to he made in the Savage Ford, lets, stopped off In Grants Pass and All points of Interest along the route preached to a large and appreciative will be Inspected, the trip to laat audience at the Adventist church three days. , Thursday night Mr. Bunch went on to Medford and Ashland Friday after- ChrlNtian Win From MethodW noon and returned to Roseburg t The Christians won the ball game conduct a 8unday evening service, .at from, the Methodists Friday night, the camp meeting held in that city. The score stood 9-0 at the end of the Mr. Bunch will return to Boise, Ida fourth, when it was Impossible to his present home, having been trans- continue the game because of dark- formed from the Southern Oregon to ness. Trimble and Smith formed the the Idaho conference, which will be bulwark of the Christian offensive , hla field for the next two years. while Coburn and Gtlmore were the ' battery for the Methodists. ' i ,. Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Shook and son, I Henry, returned yesterday from aeveral weeks trip to the East r) 1 1 ot more than one arti cle ai quoted to one person. Oregon Wool , . 'la more In demand every aeason. a it's made to -wear and tailored to fit lyou. The fall and winter 1916-17 Jitney Service Drops ' The war of the Jitneys Is doing things to the price ot travel between the metropolis of Josephine and the chief city of Jackson county. For a time the cars made a charge of $1 for the1 trip of 38 miles, then It dropped to 75 cents, and now one auto is carrying passengers for 50 centa. " ": Children's trimmed hats at 60c. line' Is better than ever. Suite and Mrs. E. Rehkopf. ,, , 8 lOtf .Overcoats to your measure, stile to H. M.. Par, director of the Mate your liking,. $16.60, 118.00, t20,00, bureau of mines, and his fsmily, ar rived in tb city, Friday evening, and will remain In this district for sev eral weeks enjoying life in southern Oregon ollmate. 'They will,' go to Tk- ;llma,thls week and will divide their .JO ,tlme between the Illinois valley and ...aac.this city. ' . Large preserving kettles at Cramer .Bros. 833 W The Misses Clara and Emma Al- Bijou Theatre y Matches, 7 boxes for S5o Tree Tea. 85e Flavoring Extract.. 85o Flavoring Extract.., 190 Bptcea -"" .hrlrht luft vMterdav for their home t Cough Drop, a for - He ,n 01encMj Minnesota, after visiting Gamtt'a Scotch Bnnff - 80 .with Mra. Minnie Albright and Miss Mixed Pickling Spkes, lh, ...80c lGrtce AlbrInt. Aa SjJatln 6lSt. paronax, per rake .......5c Jello Chewing Gum, 8 for lc Stove marking ...f -....-..Bo lOo Corn Starrh.... Ccllnlold Sjarrh 8c CaaUle Soap, 9 for. . Be 15c Fgg Beaters.. ....10c 10c Pork and Beans, gnlder'a 8c 85c Pork and Beans, Snlder's tOe GltlraWMU's Ohocolato e Corn, Peaa, or Toms....x.............. 20c Pickles .;. .....10c 80q Cliow Chow ........10c Be Salt 10c Salt - a5o Rait J BhakerSalt m.....10cJ Postum .1 IBc Cltrns Washing Powder.. ;.20cV A V All . .. ....SIC MW W '.-"'--' a 8Bc Maplelne -...S3rj 1 On Jar Tfab&era, 4 for wc ft5o Snidcr's Catsnp - c Pearl UTilte Soap..... c 'Tea Garden Marmalade.. t.2So B-llb, Cans Baking Powder $1.00 Bed X Baking Powder. 10c Polly Prim (. &c life pMrllna .t-'-ftC and up to 836.00. Geo, S. Calhoun. Take Youth to Reform School Theodore Munday will,. be taken to tne rerorm acnooi next weanesaay. He was found here Friday, night atter breaking parole from the state institution. Bark to Grants A. B. Bailey and. family who left for Tucson, Arlxona, about a year ago, have returned to Grants Pass to re tide. Mr. Bailey was employed with the Southern Paclflo In this city. Where everybody goes , Thai everybody knows Big Double rrogram A THOH. H. INCW drama 41lie Stepping Siofle" with a great All-Star caste Mary Boland and 'Frank Keenan; anl.)nuivctl pi ,iycrt .(Mc K(m and, Barney Hherry The two act Keystone, Is, called ' y "Incharie ''''.'jf ' NEW TODAY (CLASSIFIED AD BATES. 25 words, two issues, 2Se; tlx Issues, 60c: one month, 11.50. when paid la advance. When aot paid In advance. (a per Una per Issue.).'. OFFICE , DESK, either flat of roll top, filing cabinet one case of , shelves, large pigeon hole case, Platform scales, for Sale, Mrs. Jos. Moss. " , 823: 6-ROOM HOUSE, Modern improve ments, for rent Call at 724 North" 6th, or Inquire of Arthur Conklin. :.bc ,k.'..:..Bc ,50c .15c Pels Naptha Soap , Cottolene lOo Blnlng - Tomato Otsnp, 1 gallon Eagle Condonwxl Milk And 101 oilier articles at less than Mrs.' NauV Cunningham left St-(l Land Office Offldal Here"-. ' R. R. Turner, receiver at the Rose burg. Land office, la jn the city look ing . after the ' crops npon his fruit ranch. Mr. Turner anticipates that the work of classifying the lands ot the forfeited JO. ft C. land grant will go forward rapidly, and that the tracts In southern Oregon will be open for entry In a ttf months. He says that the method or opening the landa has not yet oeen 'determined,' though he suggests the possibility of a modi- f,A.1 Inf.. let? .Hiarn TTtiit ai. , V I To Visit (ater Lake - Dr. and George Gaunt and the!cmHon" woo,ia 09 ra,a' npoB tt.il snJ In AattiaM narA MAM s ttfln Misses Fajr Ward' and Margaret ""u m t . . . 'ana t.ml4w ftlaVrl ' ffti Asttl4sl! f Trt Gaunt,. Dr. and Mrs. F. Ellis ; and r ' ' .7M ' I VT' fl". daughter, 'and Dr. and Mrs. B. p.jaw,ng wou, oer.u.o, on their waV t6t:raUr Uke.1 They t v, will visit the eastern part or thai Mis Sue Cook, who had heea state and return via the Columbia ;8penojnK Beveral weeks visiting with uignway. - Corvallls friends, left today tor Cresweil. Lane County, on a visit to Pkrnlc on the Illinois !,.:. wlfll mn T . Sn.r; 4,.a. Several people from Deer Creek' th, corvallls hiith and grade motored to Takilma last Sunday and 8Cnoolgi say the CorTallis Gaxette. spent th day on the Illlnol river. tn.rt ,v. tovRosebnrir to Lunch was served by the ladles, and u a fnegt tor a tlme cf Miss everyone enjoyea waicning .Hagel jewett. a former instructor chicken eating contest between Miss h wtl, leav, uter for Meo. a a W . e;va Aesierson ana young nreuB , . . be wth reUtives there for Hanseth., Those of the party were: th, rf,majnder of the summer. While Mr. and. Mrs. Anton Hanseth, and Conranig Miss Cook? was a guest sons. Arcnle, Korman ana Marcus, ,t tnB nnmft ot M and Mr x. MK and Mrs. U. S. Moore and daught- 'at .. Ml88 Co0k who taught er, Ollle. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Gilklson, ,n tne CorVaui8 schools a few years Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Kesterson and . now hoianB: a similar posl- danghter, Eva, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson the 8cnooi8 0f Grants Pass. Ward, and Miss Bama Crooks, alster V-Roaeburg Review. of Mrs. Hanseth. . . Hurt at Cave Camp ReiMnt Petty Thievery Charlie Tabor was severly Injured Several petty thefta have been re- at Cave Camp Thursday night He ported during the past week. Two had packed some horses for a partyk oak rockers were stolen from the up- 'making the trip to the caves and they per porch of the house ot Jack .had got as far as Pepper Camp when Whlchet or lower Fourth, street. A they stopped for 'the night. The second robbery took place at the horses got loose late that night and Randal plaoe on the Merlin road. The headed down be trail.' : When they house was broken Into and a rifle reached the camp at tne root, laoor and automatic revolver taken. The, heard them, and tried to catch the thief also helped himself to all the runaways. He taught one by a rope food that was available of quick con- j wtyeb was around Its neck and the sumption.' He failed, ' however, ' to horse following came up at that tima leave his name. and kicked him. He was knocked down and the rest of the horses went Port Orford Cedar for Japan on down the trail, several steppea on WANTED Middle aged woman or man and wife to room and board, home cooking prices reasonable . Inquire at Courier office. No. .1468 AGEXTS"w ANTED under our atrict ly new, money making plan. If yon are a hueUer and making less " than ten dollars per day, Wake Up! 'write PACIFIC NURSERY COMPANY, Grand Avenue. Port land, Oregon. , . 847 PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER, Masonic 1 Temple. Office phone, 174-J; reel . dence, 341-R, Miss Harris. tf A FIRE might break yon bnt a premium wont . L. " A. Launer. FOR SALE! Surrey, motorcycle and saddle all in excellent condition; ' also' a few Angora goats. Phone m-F-12. 821 WANTED TO LEASE A farm with - the prlviledge of buying It Ten acres or more or would farm It , on aharesT Address No. 1472, care Courier. . : 823 160. ACRES on stage - road 'near Waldo, about 20 acres under cul- tlvatlon, 20 to 30 acres In pasture, plenty ;of water to irrigate, grow ing crops. 3 barns of hay,, team, wagon, buggy, cattle, comfortable house, family orchard, etc., for aale. Will take Grants Pass resi dence property as first payment, easy terms on balance. Inquire 286 J Street 827 Englewood Dairy, Phone 222 The pure milk dairy. 92tf. BIJOU Tuesday and Wednesday Famous novel of the Canadian llocklee by James Oliver Curwood , ! v . 'A Magnificent EIGHT BKKL producUon , ,'; ','''"' ' J ' ; I , , ... ' . - -v .1 . With an all-star cant, the leading ouea being Nell Shepnian, George ' ';-HeKWd WUlUraDunoM , The Grettest Success Sbce "Ibt S-:i!:r$w Forest Supervisor Macduff has re-'him. .Hla arm waa( broken and sev-J celVed a request to furnish one pound of Port Orford Cedar or Lawson Cypress seed to the Governor of Tokyo Prefecture.!- Japan for r exeprlmental purposes.;, The practise of forestry Is relatively young in, Japan, several of their foresters having ' received their education In the United States. On Is now taking advanced work In foreatry at Yale University. Through tha courtesy of Mrs. C. H. Pet rue of Port Orford, Oregon, who college tree seeds for commercial nursery rttett; thr Port Otfowljawed has hei promptly forwarded to Japan. eral gashes cut In his arm and thigh. Mr. Tabor will probably be laid. up for the rest of 'the summer hut his work will be continued as usual. v Picnic fwRevi, ylanrr---'J . 1 ,1 ..innl. ttaM In lh nrlr Prl day night for Rev. '-'Wisner of the Presbyterian church. ; About a hunl dred were present and a good time was enjoyed despite the wind and threatening weather. Rev." Wiener will leava with his family this morn Inr ror Calirbrnla. The trip Is to'be; made by auto. ; fell . . . , is the Place THE fineat drinks yon ever taMed, cool, crystal-clear, and 'sparkling. Ice Creams T v are taaty and nutritious We serve breakfaats, luncheona, : ; ! and suppers ,' a 1 ' ' 1 1 Coma In and try na I) J uiUtty morning tor yrwe