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Tlll lUilMY, At GI ST M, 1018. DAILY ROGUE IUVKU COURIER' DRYDEN L "' mil :1 If it's Eastman': UK HAVE IT Tlu iihimk "Kflolitmn," whiHIicr applM in KtMlukN, I'miiiNt or llrmnl; or Jo Film, I'lir, (liciiitt'HlM - any kind of photo Itriifililo Mippllt, mhikI for lillthiwt ((utility (nk1m. It's a nniitn liotlnker imur by IMlt at. If you wUh (lm buy the Cttktiiiiui prIinU, We handle lliiin r IwtlvHy, Music and Photo House Stanton ltowell, Prop. Automobile For Sale or Trade iui:l III lH4V, tut II. . Jimt utrrlututtHt, new iransuils Ion, new lrr unit full equip ment For rli or (InuiU Pass real relate, Ofllre of J. K. Iteddy 507 R Street AMI SEME NTS TONIGHT t Uljou 4 4 Triangle Program 4 4 Hut 4 Paramount Photoplay. 4 WAR DOG CALLED OFF (ConUuusd from Page 1 ) trlbuted this halt to the v. jbborn Serbian resistance. The latest Athens dispatches ap parently contradict the Rome report, statlnf that the Greeks ire evacu ating the region" around the tttty ot Seres, under orders from the Greek government. Buda Pest dispatches regarding the concentration ot large bodies of Rus sian troops on the Bessarablan Roumanian frontier, evidently with the purpose of crossing Roumanla to Invade Bulgaria and Hungary, aroused Intense Interest today. The Bnda Pest newspaper As Est was quoted as declaring that the Rou manian war party Is becoming strong er and that the Roumanian govern ment has made tentative preparations at the frontiers, making It easy for the Roumanian forces to co-operate with the Slavs If Roumanla Is drawn Into the war. Recent United Press dispatches from Berlin asserted the Russian di plomats are bending their energies at present, not to obtaining Roumanla's participation In the -war, but to ob taining permission for Russian troops to cross Roumanla to attack Bul garia and Hungary. Wllford Allon returned today from Colfax, Washington: O. M. Caldwell left this morning on a trip to South Mend, Washington, Mutter special at the White Houso Saturday. 833 Miss Lillian Flint, of Itosetwrg, ar rived here this morning to visit a few days. Bicycle hospital at Cramer Bros, 33 M. J. Anderson arrived here this morning from Kosoburg and spent tho day In town. Butter special at the White House Saturday. 833 M. Johnson visited hero a day with his uncle, Peier Allison, and left this morning for Snn Francisco. Miss Sue Cook arrived this morn ing from M cil ford, where she has beon visiting for several days. Children's trimmed hats at 60c. Mrs. B. RehKopf. 810tf Mrs. W. E. Merrill Is spending a few days In town from Med ford, visit ing her daughter. Mrs. A. A. Flynn. Saturday Special 30c bottle of lied Wing grape Juice, 30c, at the White House. 833 Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Campbell visit ed here yesterday, leaving this morn ing for their home at Los Angeles. Bicycle bargains at Cramer Bros. Rev. W. F. Oloeckccr left this morning for Central Oregon, going by way of Beud. He will be gone about Ix weeks. 8. H. Probert, IC. R. Patterson and Parley Johnson left last night for Glendale. Tbey have been surveying the road between Rogue River and this place. Ladles trimmed bats at f 1. Mrs. E.Ttehkopf. 810tf Armon M. Doerner. who has been visiting his aunt, Mrs. E. G. Harris, loft Wednesday for Corvallls. He will be the guest of Professor and Mrs. Perk tor a week and will then return to his home In Denver. Saturday Special 30c bottle of California Blair, clear as wine, 20c, at the White House. ' S33 Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Luse and daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Roper returned last night from Cra ter lake. They report that Instead of being cold at the lake, the weather was very warm. Bargains In bicycles at Cramer Bros. ' 833 Mrs. John Patrick and grandson, Master John Patrick, arrived Thurs day evening from Klamath Falls for a few days' visit with Mrs. August Qoettsche. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Smith and chil dren returned last night from a ten days' camping trip on Hog ereek, near Hell Gate. Mr. Smith reports tine Ashing, and he also got one- four point buck. Two KuihIm) l To sleep after the Murphy dance, Saturday, September 2. 834 No llj(liimm In MM-Veur Superintendent Daniel Hull of the ,clty school announces that there will be no beginners' classes 'at the begin ;nlug of the mid-year term. Children I who will bo of school ae, which Is six years, next February, may be en tered In the term beginning 'on t.he jeleventh of next month. i . Huileii Auto Found The auto that was stolen from Mrs. J. Logan at Portland was located yes- (terday In East Portland. It had been I run about sixty miles since It was taken. The car Is a Huick and had been purchased only a few days be fore. Mr. Logan -will tv soon for Portland and will drive the car to Grants Pass. KngleMiMMl Italry, I'bone 222 The pure milk dairy. 2tf. Miiraiillle Credit Being based upon character and business methods as well as worth. It Is necessary that your bank know you well In order to place a JuBt es timate upon yours. Pay your accounts by check on the Josephine County Bank. 834 Itepair KIhIi tadiler A number of men are at work on the Anient dam repairing the fish lad. der In order to get ready for the fall run or salmon and ateelheads, It be ing rather difficult at present for the fish to gU above the dam. A large run of salmon Is expected this fall. ss the closing of the mouth of the river will allow a great many more to enter. Open Saturday Evening For the convenience of the public the First National Bank will keep open from 7 to 8 o'clock Saturday evening. 833 IUmpIniII at Medford Minday The third of the series for the base ball championship between Medford and Grants Pass will be played Sun day at Medford. Each team Is now one game to the good and this game will decide the championship. Man ager Roper has released two of his out-of-town , players and will have two more to take their places. The battery has not been decided upon, but It will be the best to be had. Will Ausland and family, accom panied by Jerry Pierce and wife, Ron ilo" Tuttle and Russell Tolan, went to Crescent City a week ago yesterday to spend a few days on the sea shore. The trip was mad o with a team and tho party expected to reach their des tination In about three days. Conrad Hawkins and family made the same trip a few days later, also with a team, Don't forget the dance at Selma, Saturday night, August 26. Music by Lawrence four-piece orchestra. 8-25-1 Rev. V. D. Dodge and son, Carl, and the Misses Lulu and Gladys Rogers spent Sunday and Monday of this week with Rev. Dodge's daugh ter, Mrs. J. H. Thomas, and ho. hus band at their home near Dryden. The Dryden Sunday school enjoyed a very Interesting talk from Mr. Do1? Sun day morning. M. T. Crooks went to Itosue River last Tuesday on business. Uerschel Churchill and wife, with the Maxwell brothers, and family, are camping on Deer creek In search of big game. " Clarence Messlnger threshed his grain the first of this week, and the crop being an average yield, be got (63 bushels of wheat and 387 bushels of oats. Labor being scarce, be bad to solicit the help of Herschel Churchill and the Maxwell brothers. Mr. Churchill, a prominent real estate agent from Grants Pass, can handle sacks of grain as well as real estate. Turner Dllllnger and Walter Mln thorne had a very thrilling experience last Friday when they ran on to a bear in Pole Hollow. They succeeded In injuring Mr. Bear, but did not cap ture him. Miss Viola Walton has had a very severe attack of appendicitis and has been sick for about three weeks. It Is reported that abe is some better now. There is Sunday school at the Dry den school house every, Sunday and all are welcome. The Sunday school would be glid to welcome at any time any minister who happens to come In to this val ley and also to give him a chance to speak a few words or preach a sermon. FOOTS CREEK Plats of Grants Pass Blue print plats, revised and cor rected to date, showing present ownership of all large tracts, for sale at the Courier office. $1.50. 827tt 4t 44 444444444444 COMING EVENTS 4 Aug. 26, Saturday Frultdale grange meeting. 8ept. 2, Saturday Pomona grange meets at Deer Creek. ' 1 Sept. 11, Monday 8chool opens. Sept. 18, Monday Courier Bargain day. 8ept. 19-20-21, Tuesday, Wednesday Thursday Josephine county fair and celebration. Rev. Mr. Booaer Will Occupy Pulpit Rev. L. M. Booser, the new per manent pastor for the Presbyterian church, arrived last night. He will occupy the pulpit at that church next Sunday. Special Will Arrive Tomorrow The San Francisco special train carrying the members ot the Chamber of Commerce will arrive tomorrow morning at half past eight o'clock. They will be met by a committee of local business men, who will present I the visitors with Rogue valley fruit ana roses, ine Dangers and news papermen will be taken tor a ride around the valley while the others visit the merchant houses here. Stop! 1ook! listen! "In the country God made and man forgot." See advertisement In this Issue of things doing September 12, 3, and 4, Brookings Oregon. 827tt NEW TODAY (CLASSIFIED AD RATES. 26 words, two issues, 26c; six Issues, 60o; one month, 11.60, when paid In advance. When not paid In advance, 6o per lino per Issue.) " . AGENTS WANTED under our strict ly new, money making plan, If you are a hustler and making less than ten dollars per , day, Wake Up! Write PACIFIC NURSERY COMPANY, Grand Avenuo, Port land, Oregon. 847 FOUND Automobile crank. Owner may secure same at Courier office by Inquiring No. 1640. 834 We Soil and Guarantee miimtm. TOOLS and CUTLEQT Jll.t.TK ItlVFH HUIDWIHK j l ite Ills H4 P ., , , , , PORTLAND MARKETS Portland, Aug. . 26. Today's mar ket quotations were: .Wheat Cluh. 1.S6; bluestem, 1.81. Oats No. 1 white feed, 30. Barley Feed, 32. Hogs 'Bost live, 9.76. Prime steers, 7 fancy cows, 6.35: best calves, 7.60. STAR ight and Saturday PARAMOUNT PHOTOPLAYS Henry Ainley In "Brother Officers" CtAllNG John Itnrryinore, in "The IoHt ttrtdagroom" j lirvrulting Officer Waa Here i E. L. French, United States recruit ing officer was here for a few hours yesterday afternoon, leaving last night for the south. Any per son now desiring to enllBt may do so here by applying to Postmaster Qiilnlao. 'The army now offers liberal encouragement for those who wish a military career. An act passed this spring makes It possible for any young man, over eighteen and under twenty-one years of age, to be ap pointed to West Point. While there all expenses are paid and at gradua tion from this school the young man Is made a second lieutenant. The president Is authorised to appoint the cadets to the school. F. Gllmore, of Rogue River, moved the Rev. and Mrs. J. M. Spencer to jthe Anderson ranch on Foots creek, where they will spend their vacation. Albert Mathis, Ed Woodcox. V. W. Blrdseye, Mrs. Annie Melton and Miss Amy Koester were callers In Rogue River last Friday. B. G. Harding, of Rogue River, was a business visitor in Gold Hill on Friday. The Rogue River Argus has changed hands, the new owner being F. Wallace Sears, editor of the Gold Hill News. Messrs. Herman and George Wal ters, of Humboldt, were In this vicin ity Monday looking after cattle. They own nearly 100 head. F. K. Churchill, aow ot Albany, who published the first copy of the Gold Hill Newt In 1896, visited that office one day last week. Johnny Reed, of Gold Hill, recently purchased a new car. Mr. and Mrs. D. Sleads visited Cra ter lake last week. O. R C. Grant Lands Blue print plats ot Josephine an1 Curry counties showing O, & C. land grant sections, for sale at the Courier office,-11.60. 827tf Does it Pay to use Cheap Flour? Make your own comparltion We carry only FISH Nlt'S ART and ' FISH ICR'S HLKND KLOl'R lltithcflt Grade of Flour on the Market White House Grocery DIXIE C. C. Brown, from Provolt, was at the Dixie ranch buying peaches Wed nesday. ' C. D. Thompson, county agent, was in this vicinity one day last week. E. C. Neeley threshed for the farm ers in this neighborhood this week. Ina Peterson, from the J. E. Hair ranch, Is visiting .at the Dixie ranch this week. A. 6. Coutant and family were call ers at the Dixie ranch Sunday. .. Dr. Bestul made a busluess call at the Dixie ranch Tuesday. Louis Lucke left Sunday for Weed, California. He expects to be gone a month. APFLEOATE . Emmett Lee was a visitor at John Herrlott's Sunday. Mr. Lee has been employed In a sawmill near Dorris, California, and was on his way home to Grants Pass. Mrs. Geo. Herrlott and family, who have been spending a couple ot weeks at the Darnellle home at Murphy, re turned Sunday. . 1 Miss Alice Pernoll left Thursday for Dunsmulr, California, to visit her friend, Miss Eva Grubb. Ben Thurston, Jr., Is on the sick list :.: ' Ney Pack-Water WKte Ccal Hoy 12 pounds Sugar $1.0 O Sweet Potatoes, Lettuce, Green Corn Ganteloupes KINNEY & TRUAX GROCERY Quality First TC TT ffi IT T TED it wili pay you to see The Josephine Grocery Co, before buying your winter's supply. Filing Devices You can Increase your efficiency by using systems and device that are adapted to your particular business; The various styles of fil ing cabinets are designed to meet every requirement We carry and E and the Wets cabinets and supplies and a complete line of I-P loose leaf books. Seals and robber stamps to order Demaray s sL "In the Country God Made and Man Forgot" There will be horse RACES " You fellow with the speedy nag 3ET BUSY Ball Gomes, Dancing and other SPORTS - , BAND MUSIC EVERY DAY- HEAR THAT? Bring your TEXT and BED and ptilixe the FREE CAMPING GROUND The Date . ..eptember 2, S, 4. The Place ... " .-..Brookings, Curry County, Oregon. The Event .. ...CHETOO COVE CARNIVAL Orln and Otto Hansen left the first of' the week tor Klamath county. Otto expects to return In time to attend high school here. . Born, Tuesday, August 22, 1916, to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Pittock, an eight-pound girl. ' Elmer Brown's father and Miss West, from Iowa, are here on a visit Mrs. Brown's niece and nephew, Luceille and John Stone, of PorUand, are also visitors at the Brown home. T. J. Neff, of Central Point, spent a couple ot days at the home ot Tom Herrlott this week. W. A. Smith started' tor Klamath county Wednesday with a load ot fruit ELECTRIC FANS $5.00 and up. ELECTRIC TOASTERS ELECTRIC IRONS ELECTRIC WASHERS ELECTRIC VACUUM CLEANERS WKSTINGHOISE MAZDA LAMPS ELECTRIC RANGES EVKREADY FLASHLIGHTS COLUMBIA No. 6 DRY CELLS (Always Fresh) EVHHYTHING TO MAKE WORK EASIER AND COOL FOR SUMMER BUSH ELECTRIC STORE Buy Electrical Goods at the Electric Shop 4R .. -.il.KK.C V