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f PAGE FOUR. DAILY ROGUE RIVEK COURIEil WUDMOHftAV, 8KIT. , lvl. New High Grade Songs "One Fleeting Hour" A aweet endearing song that tells a heart etory. "Only Few Year Ao" A sons that will live as long aa there is love. I'm A-Longin' Ft' You" A song that will never grow old nor lose its depth ot plaintive appeal. Strictly High Grade Songs with . lleautiful Art Title Pages Dont fall to see our Window Display ot beautiful iilgh grade music; there are many you will want In your collection. Mode and Photo House Stanton RoweU, Prop. AMI SEME NTS TOSIGHT Bijou Triangle Program Star Paramount Photoplay. ' COMING EVENTS 4 Sept 11. Monday Kindergarten opens at 411 C street. Sept 11. Monday School opens. Sept 18. Monday Courier Bargain iV. Sept U-20-21. Tuesday. Wednesday Thursday Josephine county fair and celebration. Sept 25-30, Monday-Saturday Ore gon state fair. COL. GEORGE P. MIMS GETS MEDFORD P. O. - (Rehkopf. 838tt Washington. Sept. 6. George P. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cramer return Mlms was today appointed postmaster jed to Portland last night, after vlstt at Medford, Oregon. . jlng here 'for a few days with the r JOY IN ONE'S WORK. Every person should take pleasure in his work. Th idea of joy in one's work has boon often ridiculed, but nevertheless it is fast taking root in the minds of many and oroving its value and merit. J To perform th day's work joyfully and joy eusly may not be possible, in cases, without effort, but the fact is being realized mors and more that it is vary much worth whils to develop ths habit NEW TODAY (CLASSIFIED AD RATES. 25 words, two Issues, 25c; six Issues, 50c; one month, $1.50, when paid Is advance. When not paid In advance, 5c per line per issue.) TRADES Hotel, $5,000, for farm. 3 lota, Fairview, Portland, cost $1,200; 1 lot, Oregon City, cost $650; 5 acres, Mosler, at $1,200. All or part for small farm. Los Angeles bungalow, $3,000, for city residence. Nice little home at $1,100 for close In acreage. Two houses, each for small ranch. Eight-room dwelling, north for Portland, at $1,700. side, Five-room dwelling, Pomona, Cal., at $2,000, for mountain ranch. Montana 320 acres at $7,000 for ranch here. L. A. Launer. 842 DRESSMAKER, Just from Portland, can give best references, would take day engagements. Call at 814 North Fifth street. 847 AGENTS WANTED under our strlct . 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 Avenue, Port land, Oregon. 847 PUBLIC STENOQRA?HER7aonTc Temple. Office phone, 174-J; resi dence, 341-R. Miss Harris. tf We Sell and Guarantee mnwttm TOOLS and CUTLERY ROGUE RIVER HARDWARE The BU Red Front km V PER52NAL Mrs. J. D. Fry went to Corvaltls this morning to visit tor a week. John Fallln went to Weed this morning and will remain at that 'place for some time. Paul Lorens left "last night for Chicago, where he will spend tour or fire months visiting. Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Barrett, ot iHugo, are visiting in the city tor a I few days with the E. A. Coruther , family. Corsets, prices up to $2.50, on sale 'now at $1.00. Mrs. Rehkopt. SSStf Don Griffin left this afternoon for i Portland and will later go to the Coos ;Bay district. Earl Friday arrived this afternoon and will spend the winter in this city attending high school. E. ljney went to Ashland this af- i ternoon to attend the old soldiers' en- campment at that place. v Ret. Robert McLean returned to Los Angeles this morning, after vis iting friends in this city (or several days. Mrs. C. V. Pike left this morning for Glendale. after visiting In this city for several days with the F. W. Pruitt family. C. D. Reaser left for his home at Los Angeles, after spending a short time visiting the E. M. Albright fam ily at Waldo. Mr. Reaser states that he will likely return here later. The Misses Anna and Flora Schmidt left this morning for Port land and will spend about two weeks visiting at that place. Miss Marian Xlel arrived his morn ing for a short visit with Miss Jeanette Moss and will leave to morrow for.Eugene, where she will enter college. J. B. Pettlngill, field superintendent at Medford for the sugar company, returned to Medford today after spending a couple of days In this city. Bargains in wash , waists. Mrs. :George Cramer and T. P. Cramer fam- llles. i Gets Deer and Bear Claude Trimble bagged a fat buck 'and a brown hear while hunting on j Williams creek, above the Cave camp, i last Sunday. Bathhouse May Remain Open Should the weather remain clear tor the next few days the bathhouse win be opened on Friday. Saturday ana aunaay or tnis wees. Funeral Services Friday The funeral services of W. H. Ryan will be held at the Baptist church Friday afternoon, September 8, at 2:30 o'clock. The I. O. O. F. will officiate at the cemetery. Norton-Letcher Wedding Henry Hiram Norton and Miss Isabella Letcher were married at 11 o'clock today, at the Baptist parson age, Rev. S. A. Douglas officiating. Only the Immediate relatives of the bride and groom witnessed the cere mony that united the fortunes of the young couple. Mr. and Mrs. Norton will reside upon the Norton ranch In the upper Williams valley. Women and Pain. Tou women beur pain more heroic ally than men." "Who told you that a doctor?" "No: a shoemakerr' The First Hospital. Dedication of the first hospital took place In Caesarea. Svrla, In the latter part of the fourth century. Goats and Milk. A goat lives about ten years and will give a yield on an average of a quart of milk a day. Her 8cham. Maud It's singular Ethel Is so coy. Jack-Not at all; her object Is to de coy. Exchange. Poof Jbhnny. Nervous Mother Mary, find out what Johnny Is doing and tell him to stop It. Mary lie's asleep, mnm. Dried Apples. In making dried apples the French use the cores and peelings for sauces and vinegar. A Case of Nscsssity. "Pat, I am sorry to hear you have burled your wife." "Sure, an' I had to. sor She whs dead." Massachusetts and Tobacoo. The use of tolmcco was prohibited In any form in MasnnchUHctts lu the year 1040. Always the Case. "Take away woman, and what would follow?" shouted the orator. "We would!" cried a iiuiii on a buck seat. Womsn Will Cs Logical. Mrs. Hoyle Don't you think my boy Is growing? Mrs. Doyle Yes; be Is pretty larue for hU motlier'a age. - LOCAL Itlrth on Jitinp-Oir-J A boy and Mrs. OS-Jo. was W. born Saturday to Mr. 11. Stennett, of Jump- M. W. uf A. Mecllntf The regular meeting of the M. V. of A. will be hold Thursday evening. All members are urged to attend. Consul D. A. Harmon. Plats of Grants Pass Blue print plats, revved and cor rected to date, showing present ownership ot all large tracts, tor sal? at the Courier office, $1.50. 827tf Sugar OttlcUls He J. W. Tim peon, auditor of the (Utah - Idaho Sugar company, and I J. Clayton, bookkeeper for the tame company, are spending a short time In this city. They are from the gen eral headquarters of the company at Salt Lake and are visiting their fac toriea throughout the country. fju-ge Express Shipment- What Is said to be one of the largest express shipments received at this place for some time arrived here recently. When a strike of the rail road men was Imminent the superin tendent of the gang of men surveying the O. & C. grant lands ordered a large consignment of foodstuffs via Wells Fargo. The shipment filled three of the express trucks to capacity and took some little time to unload. There were 10,272 pounds of the goods shfpped. Will Ship Pears Friday Bosc. Clalrgeau and other varieties now ready will be shipped Friday or Saturday. G overs should bring these in at once. Will make car Anjous with few other vsrletfes next week. Get in touch with us at 'once. Guaranteed advance. Eismann Prod ucts company, warehouse No. 3. Phone 344. 843 Collects Mistletoe Specimen Dr. James R. Wler returned today from a several days' trip to Adams Station, where he was rolleetln mistletoe specimens and Investigating tree diseases. The mistletoe will be sent to the laboratory, where It will be examined later by Dr. Wler. He Is Interested chiefly In the mistletoe on evergreens and reports that he found several varieties In this coun try. The parasite grew mostly on the timber which was not merchantable. the ,arRer trpe9 MnK nearly free O. & C. Grant Land Blue print plats of Josephine an' C:irry counties showing O. & C. land grant sec tions, for sale at the Courier j office. $1.50. Victors Frm Philippine I Mrs. S.vU Kidder and two sons, jStanley and Robert, arrived In the 1 'rlbuting system In and adjacent to'Sonime the Germans made no 'city Sunday, coming from Manila.! I s Angeles, which Los Angeles pro- jcounter-attack during the night, but P. I., and will visit with Dr. and Mrs. poses to use to distribute the electric artlllery was active on all points. ; Ed By water. Mrs. Kidder came from energy of the Owens river aqueduct, j The second anniversary of the jRoseburg by auto with Mr. and Mrs. An additional 11,578.000 for sever-1 Marne, which turned the German tide iJ. E. Sawyers, who with Miss Rcbs ance damages was also fixed. Com- from the gates or Paris, was cole Wharton and Miss Gertrude PoHt.Vlssloner Egerton, who held all the hrated here today, whllo Paris took both of Roseburg, drove on to Crater lake. Klamath Falls and Ashland. Mr. Kidder will arrive tomorrow. On , Saturday morning they will accom pany Dr. and Mrs. Bywater to Crater lake, where several days will be spent on an outing. 8arcastio "John," said a father to his son one day when be caught him shaving the down off his upper Hp, "don't throw your shaving water out where there are any barefooted boys about or they might get their feet pricked." Bijou Theatre T7T WfTrTM fl nv f FT" I The story JESSE L. LASKY presents the incomparable BLANCHE SWEET SiiiNiitMl Iiy Theodore Roberts and Thomas Meighan ' linked on the novel by Henry Melon Morvltimn, by arrangement of the HK-li tattle for social ami political freedom In Ituwtln. A trtgiu nml kih IhI unrest, told In gripping, thrilling went. First performance 7: Hit. AdmUslon 5 ami IS COMING Myrtle i REPAIR THE HIGH L Forces lf workmen have been busy at the hlsh m-hool for a number or weeks past making necessary repairs and renovating the entire building. They will be at work for a few days more, but when the school bell rings on Monday morning all of the build ings will be ready for occupancy. At the high school massive plcra of con crete have been built froth the base ment foundation to the top of the auditorium celling to support the roof truss, and concrete partitions have replacod wood partitions front the basement to the first floor. The wooden props In the basement and on the first floor supporting the audi torium yet remain, awnltlng a time when the district can afford to spend more funds on repairs. As It now stands the building is perfectly safe In every way. All of the rooms have been thoroughly scrubbed and rne desks and chairs have been elenned and are bright with new varnish. At the Central and Riverside hools also the cleaning has been extensive. Including the floors, walls and rtpsks.' LOS ANGELES TO PAY FOR ELECTRIC LINE San Francisco, Sept. 6. -The atate Irallrnn.l rum nilnHlnn lodaV (Wed Bt 4 0()0 the Jlrt compPnatlon to IUt? )UIU UJ wit vnj "D ..r. the Southern California Edison com- i ... -i-...i- ji. psny for tne company s eiecinc um- 1 earlngs In the case, dissented rrom the majority opinion and fixed the valuation at 14.000.000, with sever- ance damages of $905,521. The Southern California Edison company claimed $20,000,000. ItOSKMl.U M. KLKVATKH KLKVATKD UY HO. PACIFIC CO. SCHQO BUILDING , of the river have drawn so close to Portland, Sept. 6. A. S. Rosen- the Chaulnes-Peronne railway that baum, agent for the Southern Pacific the lino at communication Is now un rallroad at Medford, has been ap- dor hot Are and useleHS to the Oer pointed claim agent for thut company, mans. with headquarters at Portland. The Germans attempted an attack The Most Daring UJ UJ of an artist's model, featuring one of most beautiful women, AUDREY MUN-SON No ADVANCE IN PRICES v nr an to) TONIGHT & Thursday Tke Sowers' in SENATORS OFFER TO SPEAK FOR HUGHES Chicago, Sept. Nlue I'nltcd States senators today wired western republican headquarters here offering their services to stump middle west ern and far western states In support or the candidacy or Presidential Nom inee Hughea. The announcement was made by Fletcher Maddox, In charge of the speakers' bureau. The senators who offered their ser vices were Cummins and Kenyon, of Iowa; Dorah or Idaho; Weeks or Massachusetts: Wadsworth of New York; Harding of Ohio; Curtis or Kansas: Sterling of South Dakota, and Jones of Washington. Former Senator llnrtoti of Ohio also tendered his services. . Frank Hitchcock, of New York, Is expected here within a few days for a conference with western republican leaders. It Is planned to have Hitch cock vjslt Montana, Nevada, Colorado. Arlxnna, Nebraska. New Mexico. Okla homa apd North Dakota to- study conditions and report. BY. FRENCH ARE HELD Paris, Sept. 6. Repeated German attacks against the newly-won French posltlona south of the Homme Mere broken up by French bnrrane fire last ! nlitht. It was officially announced to day. The Herman assaults reached their greatest violence at Denlecourt und Berny-en-San Terre. North of the stock of tho new successes on the Somme. The principal celeibratlon, however, will be held next Sunday. (n ,n,,,r advance since Sunday. uot, north nn, H01llh of ,he Souuw, 'the French have scored some of the jtnoHt Important gains of the whole Somme offensive. They have Increased the pressuro on Peronne and south Where everybody goes Thai everybody knows POSITIONS Willi Picture Ever Filmed 1 4U Mr with llrNr Av llmtlient. A story narrative of IliiRMlnn political In. Hto.liimn, In "The Wild Olive" Uniting Learning and Labor THE OREGON AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE In its Sit Schools and Porty-elght De partment! la eiiKKd in the great work ol uniting learning and Labor. Forty-eighth School Year Opes SEPTEMBER 18, 1916. Degree Courses requiring a four-year high school preparation, are ottered in the billowing. AGRICVI-TUKK. 18 Departments; COMMKRCK. 4 Departments; I'.NGIN KKRINO. II Departments; MINUS, t tVpnrttiirnts: I'OKK.HIRY. 2 Depart menu; llOMK hl'ON'OMlCS, 4 Depart mciit;n.l 1'IIAHMACY. Vocational Courts requiring an Rigtitli Cmdc prrwruou for entrance are offered ill Ajjntiilture. lUiryllig, Commerce, Porr .trv. llutne Mutter, and Mrcluiiic Art Plmnn icy with a two year hi(h cbHil rntr ini'c iriiurrnient SCHOOL UP Ml'SUV- I'Uiio. StritiK, Hand and Voice Culture, ('i'"'ii mill !.-,.uu(ul Illustrated booklet free. Vil i:cv Tuv '.l ''.lTK, lw I U IM.I; M.l C'lill ai.i.i- okkcon ou FUniry, northeast of Verdun, last night. French fire held the enemy to their trenches at most places. Forty prisoners were taken. In Ixirraln a surprise attack by the Germans i Stopped. MlWF.It I'UlCDONNt GAIl Portland, Sept. C.Suitar dropped i j cents on the Portland market to day to f7. This Is one of the higxest I breaks on record. - Precocity. "Mercy!" exelsluied Mrs. Dlggs. "The baby Is chewing, on ymir iockct edition of Kplctetus!" "indeed." replied Professor triggs, with a proud ami happy look, "let the child alone. It la cdmi that a mere Infant allow kik-Ii a pronounced taste for the cUihsIcs." Illrmlngliatn Age Herald. Tomorrow DtHtOTHY M In "SUSAN ROCKS THE CRADLE" BIJOU Tonight America's