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DAILY ROGUE RIVER COVIUEU
MONDAY, 6EPTEMUKII 111. itiS.
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Music and Photo House
Sun ton Rowcll, Prop. .
, - COMING EVENTS 4
Sept 19-20-21, Tuesday, Wednesday
Thursday Josephine county fair
and celebration. - .
Sept. 21, Thursday The Africanders
at opera house.
Sept 25-SO, Monday-Saturday Ore
gon state fair.
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COMROAULUB
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the next one to be given in the club
rooms next Monday noon.
Following the luncheon, the special
committee named to arrange for the
entertainment of the Portland visitors
Wednesday and to plan the itinerary
of a trip through this portion of the
valley met. 'The tentative program
is for the visitors to be met at the
depot on the arrival of train No. 13,
sufficient autos being provided to take
them on a short tour over the city
and to the fair grounds, where the
fair will be inspected. Then they will
leave by special train over the Cali
fornia ft Oregon Coast railroad, stop
, ping first at the sugar factory. After
an inspection of that plant, the train
will run to Waters Creek, where autos
will be in waiting and a run made
through the Illinois valley, lunch toe
ing served : at some pre-arranged
point along the route. It Is prbbable
that the mines at Takilma will be the
objective of the trip, and return to
Grants Pass may be by way of the
Leonard orchards, the ferry and up
the Rogue valley through the orch
ards, hop yards and beet fields to the
city. ' Some members of the party
must return to Portland Wednesday,
while others will remain over for a
day or two longer. It was announced
at the luncheon that among the guests
from the Rose City would be J. F.
Carroll, of the Telegram; C. S. Jack
son, of the Journal; Editor Piper and
Owner Pittock, of the Oregonlan;
Twohy and James Twohy, of the
C. & O. C. railroad, and many others
of the leaders of Portland thought
and industry.
BIO BUSINESS INCREASE
CAUSE OF CAR SHORTAGE
Salem, Sept. 18. President
Sproule, of the Southern Pa-
clflc railroad, today told the
., .
state public service commission
that the freight car shortage was
due to enormous Increase in
business. He declared there was
f an Increase of 45,000 in the
f number of cars loaded on the
Southern Pacific system during
f May, June, July and August as
f compared with 191! Twin
f June and July the Increase in
cars loaded In Oregon were
9,418, of which 8,200 carried
f lumber products.
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Bijou Theatre
Do you remember "The Disciplo,"
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Another In the greut cycle of Hurt super-features will be frfiowri tonight. It la
"THE PRIMAL LURE"
A Tito. II. Ince production, wbow sotting la In the natural grandeur of the Canadlun north woods.
There will be Uie usual Keystone carnival, THE LOVE COMET"
7:80 Come Early
: PER52N1L
Mr. Nehrbaa. of Inland, Is spending
several days 1a the city.
Meet m at the Josephine county
fatr dance in the Railroad park every
night ofthe fair. 852
Matda lamps at Rogue River Hard-
ware.
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W. C. Shtpell, representative of the
Oregon Life company, Is in the city
from Portland.
Music in the Railroad park every
night of the fair. 852
Corsets, prices up to $2.50, on sale
now at $1.00. Mrs. Rehkopt. 8JStf
A. A. Flynn spent Sunday in Med
ford, returning to Grants' Pass last
night.
Fishing tackle at Rogue River
Hardware. 852
Rev. W. R. Morem-Oeser returned
to Medford this morning, after spend
ing Sunday in this city.
Hear that slippery slide trombone
at the fair dance. S52
George Anderson, a well known
miner of the Illinois valley, is spend
ing the day in the city.
Stone Jars at Rogue River Hard-j
ware. 852,
C. Marris left this morning fur
Pendleton to spend several days at
the Round-up at that place.
Every night a carnival at the fair
dance. Come and make a night of
it 852
Bargains In wash waists. Mrs.
Rehkopf. SSStf
Fruit Jars at Rogue River Hardware.-
v 8SS
Mrs. George Austin arrived this
morning from Salt Lake to visit here
with her son, Ed Austin, of the Utah
Idaho Sugar company.
Get a dollar ticket, good for 15
dances, and make some young lady
happy by nominating her as a candi
date for the popular lady dancer. 852
Mrs. Tillie Moore, sister of P. H.
Walters,, who died suddenly Friday,
arrived this morning from her home
at Vancouver, B. C, to attend the
funeral of her brother.
Fly swatters at Rogue River Hard
ware. 852
W. B. Peterson arrived last night
from Lehigh, Utah., and will be fol
lowed shortly by his family. Mr.
Peterson is to be a foreman in the
new sugar factory.
$1.50 Ogburn's fruit gathering ves
sels only 50 cents each while the
present stock lasts, at Rogue River
Hardware. ' 852
Mrs. G. H. Carner returned this
morning from Eugene.' She has been
there since Friday, visiting her son,
Tyrrell, who is attending college at
that place.
Candidates for the popular lady
dancer are being heard of all over the
county: ElaneStlth and Agnes Hogue,
of Kerby; Ailene Lewis and Miss
Smock, of Holland; Elba Provolt and
Miss Rose, of Applegate. The Grants
ladies make a long list, which
hits printing same. Get your votes in Railroad park every night during fair,
early so that your friends can help'one dollar buys 15 tickets and gives
you out. 852 lyou a chance to nominate the lady of
Mr. and Mrs. C D. Thompson re-'yonr choice. 851
turned last night from an auto trip I x
through the northern part of Oregon.
A pleasant trip, as well as an Instruc
tive one, waa enoyed.
Mrs. Elmer Wood, of Chicago, has
been visiting her son, J. Ralph Wood,
at the Protected Cove orchards for
some time. She will leave this even
ing for her home.
Iniitall New " Machinery
The.Umpqua Copper company' is
Installing an air compressor, machine
drills and other up-to-date machinery
at the Rowley mine on Drew creek
near the south fork of the Umpqua.
Th development of the mine will
commence by driving a 1,000-foot
tunnel to tap the vein exposed on
the eurface. The showing made by
the mine is one of the best In Oregon
for low grade concentrating ore. The
vein measures 200 feet in width at
the surface and consists of 2 per cent
copper ore.
"Between. Men," "Hell'i Hinges," "The
most commanding star
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COMING William Famum, In "Fighting Mood"
LOCAL j
Spokane Mining Mau Here-
W, A. Wilson, a mining engineer
of Spokane, Is In the city, and was a
guest at the Commercial club lunch
eon today. Mr. Wilson la en route
south with an automobile party, and
atopVed over in this city to have some
needed repairs upon the machine.
Englewood Dairy- ' v.
The best milk, cream and Ice cream
Phone 222. ' . , tt
Want Skaters for Itac
Every boy and gtrl In Grants Pas
under fourteen who can possibly get
a pair of skates Is wanted to Join the
skating contest tomorrow eVenlng.
Cash prises of $2 and $1 are to be
given in both the boys' and girls'
race. The contest will start at t
o'clock.
Courier 0ion Until 10
The Courier office will remain open
until 10 o'clock tonight to accommo
date those who were unable to call
and pay their subscription during the
day. 852
Wrlgley AdvertijH
The Stewart-Davis agency or Chi
cago, has contracted with the Dally
Courier for 1.500 Inches of space tor
the advertising of Wrlgley'a chewing
gum, at the regular advertising rate
of 15 cents per inch. The manager
of Wrigley's believes that advertising
of even a 5c seller in Josephine county
will pay.
To Move Machinery
f
The Waldo Mining company , has
placed a wrecking crew at work tear
ing down the mill at the Mt. Pitt
mine on Jump-Off-Joe, which was re
cently purchased by the former com
pany. Part of the machinery Will be
hauled by wagon to the Waldo mlnft
concentrator, and the rest will be
sold. .
The Dujrs Are Still Warm
But now is th time to order thut
fall suit or overcoat. Btiftt as you
like it. Geo. 3. Calhoun, 603 G
street. 852
Tliurxluy Night Carnival
The last evening of the county fair
will And the carnival spirit In Grants
Pass in full swing, and under the
direction of Manager -Polsky, from
Portland, will take on many of the
features that mark the Mardl Gras
of, New Orleans and the masked car
nivals of Portland. Prizes will be
offered, for the best and most com
ical costumes, the prize list to be an
nounced later.
Xomlrutte Lady iMncer .
Tickets on sale at all the drug and
confectionery stores for the Josephine
pro-'county fair dance, on the pavilion in
(ilves Farewell Address
iA union service of the Baptist and
Methodist South churches was held
last night at the Baptist church. Rev.
Taggart, of the Methodist church
South, gave his farewell address at
this meeting, whloh waa well attend
ed. Rev. Taggart and family will
leave tomorrow morning for Harrls
burg, to which place Mr. Taggart has
been transferred.
Visit with 1'ursonN
Mr. and Mrs. John Anderson, of
Chicago, are visiting with Mr. and
Mrs. A. N. Parsons, Mrs. , Anderson
being a slHter of Mr. Parsons. Mrs.
Anderson was here about seven years
ago and notos the great Improvement
made In that time. Mr. Anderson Is
with the Marshall-Fields wholesale
company. They will remain for sev
eral weeks and may decide to locate
permanently.
Where everybody goes
Thai everybody knows
Aryan," featuring the mrecn'a
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Alex Trambitas
Contender for" World's. Ghammonshin
v of Portland. Ore.
ADMISSION
Orchestra Seats $ 1 .50. Box and Ring-Side Seats $2.00.
All seats on sale at Homing's to 6 p.m. Wednesday.
LADIES INVITED. No children without parents admitted. Doors open 7:30 p.m.
Develop Coer KAtle Mine
The Copper Eagle mine at Gallce
Is now being developed by P, H.
Wlckham, manaxer of the Almcda
mine. Several thousand tons of com
mercial ore have been placed on the
dump ready to ship. A wagon road
Is being built to the mine and will
be completed within a week. Teams
will begin work within ten days,
hauling the ore to the railroad, where
It will be shipped to the Tacoma
smelter. This ore Is of special value
to the smelter, as It contains a large
per cent of silica to bo used In the
converters. The Tacoma company
sent their representative here this
summer and a contract Was made
for a large amount of this ore.
Did You Forget
To call at the Courier office today?
Therjs Is yet time, for the office will
be open until 10 o'clock tonight to
accommodate those who were not
able to call during the day. Bargain
day closes tonight. 852
PUBLIC INVITED TO
BOXING WORK-OUT
Manager Merrill, of the Rose City
Athletic clu'b, announces that the
boxers who are hero for the bouts to
be staged at the opera house Wednes
day evening will give & public "work
out" Tuosday afternoon, at tho opera
house. The general public is Invited
to thla "work-out," to which no ad
mission will bo charged. The young
men who are, to exhibit tholr skill
will ho scon In practlco boxing, skip
ping the rope and shadow Iboxlng, all
to keep them In the best of condition
for the main affair Wednesday, , The
manager announces that there will
be only a most gentlemanly exhibi
tion of the science of boxing, and
that ladlos are Invited and welcome
to come. The hour for the work-out
tomorrow afternoon will he 2:30
o'clock.'
A snap while they last. Ogburn's
fruit gathering vessels that sell Regu
larly at.tl.RO, for only 50 cents, at
Rogue River Hardware. 852
Opera House
WEDNESDAY
BIG
BOX
SMOKER
The manly art of self-defense illustrated by
the cream of the light fistic experts of the
Pacific Coast, under auspices
Rose City Athletic Club Inc.
Of Portland, Ore.
FRED T. MERRILL, Mgr.
JOE GORMAN S
Paoitlo Coast Feathorweight Champion
(Substituting for MUFF BRONSON) )
VS.
BENJAMIN
lO Rounds lO
ALL PARQUET AND
GALLERY SEATS
LEAGUE SEASON
IS HEARING CLOSE
Detroit, Sept. ' 18. Tigers and
Athletics played their final game of
the year this afternoon, and the
Mackmen won, 2 to 0, because of
Tigers' errors. Detroit's mlsplays
were directly responsible for both ,of
their opponent's runs, i Myers and
Mitchell engaged In a hurling duel,
with honors even, each allowing only
three safe blows.
Cobb went hitlcss for the day.
The Tigers made a serious threat
In the ninth, filling the bases with
two gone, but McKee, pinch-bitting
tor Stanago, swung at three of Myers'
shoots, ending the play.
Detroit played with a crippled In
field, due to the absence of Vitt, third
baseman, who was Injured yestorday.
Allison, a recruit, started In Vltt's
place, 'but later was replaced by
Young, Hellman going to second and
Burns to first. -
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Mary PicKford
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A drama of humanity 1 ,
First performance 7iHO admission S and IS
COMINflCLKO lUDOELY and WALLACE ItEID, in "THE LOVE
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Winner of 30 contests
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TOOLS and CUTLERY
IlOCtl? RIVER HARDWARE
The III Red Front' ,
Mrs. H. I Green and S. D. Orcen,
Elders P. J. Everton and D. D,
Adams, and Mrs. Josle 111111a attended
the meottng on Williams creek Sun
day. Elder J. I Green Is holding a
ramp meeting at that place. The
trip was made In the Green auto.
Save your children's eyes by .pro
viding good light for them to study
by. A Mazda "C" lamp gives light
that Is next to daylight. Let us sug
gest the lamps, you nepd. Rogue
River VofdwBre, 853
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