Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, October 13, 1916, DAILY EDITION, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE FOUR. DAILY ROGUE RIVER COURIER FIMDAY, OCTOUKIt 18.- 1016. .2 V I - FOR QVICK ACTION us the VKST. rOCKKT KODAK Pull out the front, press tlx release, and the picture is made. N'u focusing. So small and compact that it can be carried in a man's rest pocket or a lady's handbag. Price $6.00 and 110.00. Music and Photo House Stnatoa Rowell, Prop. FER52NAL t2 LOCAL : Geraldine Fanrar V ' ..." - supported by Wallance Reid aad Pedro ik Cordoba, la her ' greatest screen creation, "Marie Rom," nude by the Lasky Photo play' company, and released on the program. -Snaday, Monday and Taea day Bights. Star Theatre Lafferty-NeweU Xnptiala Wm. H. Latterly and Miss Kath criM Newell, of this city, were mar ried at the home of the bride's mother oa G street, at eight o'clock Thurs day renins'. Rev. S. A. Douglas, pas tor of the Baptist church, officiating. SUBMARINE WARFARE WOVLD PROLONG WAR Berlin, via Sayvllle. Oct. IS. "Un restricted submarine warfare would not hasten the advent of peace, but would further prolong the war," Dr. David, socialist member, told the relchstag during the debate upon the question of submarine warfare and peace. "The chances for peace at this mo ment are small," he said. "Our ene mies want no 'Immature' peace before Germany's annihilation." NKW TOpVy i CLASSIFIED AD RATES. 26 words, two Issues, 25c; tlx Issues, fOe; on month, $1.59, when paid In advance. . When not paid In advance, 5e per Una per Issue.) E. J. Ryan, of Ashland, Is spend ing a few days in' the city. Jas. Callery arrived last night from Denver for a short stay. Ben Sheldon, of Med ford, was in the city today meeting old friends. Mrs. S. Harrier came In from Med ford last night to spend a few days. Dance at Waldorf hsll Saturday nlght. S74 W. E. Shaffer spent Thursday In Grants Pass and left this morning for Roseburg. Lynn D. Mowat, of the Ashland Tidings, is in the city today taking In the football game. A. L. Bostwick, editor of the Rogue River Argus, Is a Grants Pass visitor today. Get prices from the Rogue River Lumber company before you buy shingles, lath, doors, windows, glass, roofing and lumber. SO Geo. Calhoun returned last night from a trip into northern California and Klamath Falls. (, Mrs. Edgar Shanks returned (o Roseburg this morning after visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. O. Melsner. C. E. Wade left this morning for the , Marshal mine on Coyote creek. after spending a few days at home. Beet wagon dump racks, built to order as per model. Get your order In at once. Rogue River Lumber Company. 874 Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Batman, par ents of W. H. Batman, of this city, arrived here last night to spend a few weeks. Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Tate and their two grown sons arrived here this morning from Liberty, Ore., expecting to make Grants Pass their home. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Netf, parents of Mrs. A. A. Miller, who have spent the past year In the city, left this morning for Oakland, Cal., to remain. All the latest coats: One plain clothes, Shakesperean collars, and full flare skirts. Just what you want. Mrs. E. Rehkopf. 871 tf C. N. Kraber and Billy McOuire. of the Vannoy creek camp of govern ment land cruisers, left this morn ing for Glendale by train. The re mainder of the crew go by automobile. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Arehart and daughter. Miss Clara, arrived this morning from Los Angeles and will he at home at the Murray place north of the city. The Areharts exchsnged Los Angeles residence property for the Murray farm. fnttniar Probert, of the state en gineer's office, who has been engaged on the highway near Green's creek for some days past, left last night for Wolf Creek and will be engaged in lowering the grade of the Wolf Creek hill. He was acompanled by Wallace Coutant, who will be there for Rev eral weeks. tiletidalo Couple Married J Shirley F, Gllham and Miss Verna E. McGee were married on Wednes day at the home of the bride's par ents at Glendale. The young couple 'made an auto trip to Grants Pass and ) will be at home to their friend after November 1. Dance at Val(lirf Saturday night. S74 FOR SALE Ford runabout, in good condition. Address No. 1842, care Courier. 879 THE JOY Friday and Saturday Oct. 13 and 14 Doctor Neighbor A 3-reet feature by Dorothy DavenHirt and Hubert llnswlck Comic "When Losers Won" Saturday Matinee 230J Monday, Monday and Tuesday "THK KYK8 OK KHAR" "THK HKHT MA.VH ItltlUK" Comic . "THK WHOM UIIU" "A MKETING KOH A (II HATING" HATHA PROGRAM Hei'ltcnnt Krnuk Is still with uk Prices iV and 10c Pulled Wrong Switch A freight Wakeman pulled the wrong switch In the Glendale South ern Pacific yards Monday night, with the result that three freight cars were run into the round house. One or the cars smashed clear through the back end of the building. Englewood Dairy The best milk, cream and Ice cream. Phone 22!. tf i:ik to Eat Venison The Medford B. P. O. E. will give a venison feed at Bybee bridge camp ing grounds on Sunday to all Elks and their families, with dinner at 1:30. Grants Pass Elks will be able to reach the camp by automobile by turning up Rogue river at Gold Hill and continuing on up to the grounds. Kellogg Mahoney Orchestra At the big Republican Rally and dance, Murphy, Saturday night. $74 SN-lal Meeting of ('. E. The members of Rethany Presby terian Christian Endeavor society are invited to be present at a social meet ing In the parlors of the church this evening at 8 o'clock sharp. Bring a friend. A short business session, games, ests, and a goodtlme assured. COMING EVE XT 4 Oct. IS, Friday Hon. A. E, Clark speaks at the Grants Pans opera house. Oct 14, Saturday Children's story hour at public library, at 10:30. Mrs. George Sorsnson, story-teller. 1 Oct. 14, Saturday G. O. P. rally and dance at Murphy grange hall. Oct. 17, Tuesday Movable school, Illinois valley, Spence hall. Oct. 18, Wednesday Movable school, Wildervllle. Oct, 19, Thursday Movable school, Williams, Williams hall. Oct. 20, Friday A personally con ducted trip1 around the world by ' the Women's Association of Beth any Presbyterian church. Oct. 20, Friday Movable school, speaks In Grants Pass. Nov. 7, Tuesday Presidential elec tion. Nov, 30, Thursday Thanksgiving day. Weighing Machine- Mike Clemens has replaced the beam scales which have done duty at the Rexall store for some years past with a handsome Toledo no-epring scale, known as the personal weigher, which stands seven feet high. All customers sre Invited to get their weight free. Some lllg Aptile Mrs. H. P. Walter and daughter, of Leland, were In Grants Pass Thurs day and Mrs. Walter brought to the Courier offloe a mammoth apple, weighing 24 ounces, perfect In every way. This apple was grown by J. N. Ralney near Whiskey Creek, who has two trees of the big fruit. Accord ing to the association of Ideas the apple should he a Wlnesap, but the variety Is really a Bismarck. Was Great Production The photo-production "Clvlllia tlon," In 11 reels, by Thos. H. Ince, was shown at the BIJou Thursday afternoon and evening to packed houses. This Is .one of the really big 'productions, and with the full orches tra and the accompanying boom and roar of cannon during the battle scenes, made a lonc-to-be-rememhered vent BauscherV Big' Show $10,000.00 CARRY-US-ALL, GIANT FERRIS WHEEL ANIMAL SHOW Everything Pnew j All Week SOUTHERN PACIFIC GROUNDS HEAR CLARK AND MRS. KENT TONIGHT The tueetlug to be addressed by Hon. A. K. Clark, of Portland, at the opera house this evening should be jnttvndeU by every cltiieu who Is In terested In the political situation. Mr. Clark Is thoroughly posted upon the Issues that are present In the cam paign, and added Interest will be found In the fact that he can make reply to the claims made by Senator Chamberlain, who was here Wednes day night. Speaking at (he Clark meeting will be Mrs. Wm, Kent, of Kentvllle, California. Mrs. Kent Is the wife of the distinguished Califor nia congressman, but she carries a different message to the people. Kent is a democrat, and gives hU support to Mr. Wilson, but Mrs. Keut Is do ing her best (and that Is mighty good) to maintain a political balajice In the family, and she mskes a rous ing argument for her sex to vote for Hughes. MORE TEACHERS . WERE ENROLLED John Deere 2-Way Plow -i-..-.-ru. S Mine Work at Mt. Reulten Mr. Walker, one of the owners of the California group of mines on Mt. Reuben, has been In Glendale this week, ssys the News. He left Thurs day for the mines, accompanied by Chan. Austin, who will run the stamp mill. For three years Mr. Austin run the stamp mill at the Gold Bud, which adjoins the California grqup. Mr. Walker will operate a two-stamp mill, but contemplates Installing a live stamp mill In the near future. Interest In the work at the teach ers' institute has continued without abatement, and the program has been most valuable to the host o( In structors present. Teachers in attendance who regis tered after the publication of the first list are as follows: Ashland Alice Palmer, Bessie M. Dunham. Nellie Mathews, .Margaret F. Power, Nellie 1). Koss, Gretchen II n . n r -.. 1 I t. " Butte Falls-Elsie Wright. Mabel Callle Vogell. Hasel M. Clark, Nellie I Johntol Has quirk detachable, unarm, rUra heavy beauts, strung clevis, turns soil a yim Ilka It. easy to handle, light draft. It's Um plow yon have alnays wanted. Hold and (Guaranteed by C. A. WINETROUT The Implement Man Vera Albln, Reva E. Arnold, V. A. Davis. "Tfsgle Point Minnie B. Taylor, Ella 8. Shesler. Julia Sldley, W. O. Wheeler. Phoenix Florence Glass Oliver, Louella de Lano, Grace p. Smith, Olive 0. Furry. Last Peaches This will be your last chance tn get peaches, For the next few days you can get some nice Balways at the Josephine Grocery company. 874 MCTt'At. MASTKHI'IKt'K lK hl'XK Slap K MlTCAIi MASTERPIECE OK hlXK Frank Borzage, Anna Little and Jack Richardson In a B-roel drama 'Land o' Lizards' ge AUi "JERRY'S PERFECT DAY" A Mutual Comedy with George Ovey M. Beaver, Mrs. Jessie N. Stannard. Laura K. McCormick, Margaret An derson, Alice Thompson, Cisribel Morehouse. Kathleen Sliver, Rose H. Thomas, Evangeline Poley, Marie An drews, Irene Johnson, Vera Moffat, Blna Bailey, Felix E. Moore, W. H. Ashorsft, Oelmar Harman, Helnrlch Heldenretch. x Medford Mabel C. Mickey. Alice Cromar, Elnora Winfrey, Ruth Turn er, Pearle Anderson, Bernlce A, Brownsboro Edith R. Freden burg. Plnehurst Myrtle DeCarlow, Rogue River Lulu Miller. Tolo Onelta Barnard. Buncom Emalee E, 80ms. Derby Belva 8. Walker. Applegate Elisabeth Elmore. Talent Lelle Eaton. Glendale Jessamine Nelson. ' Merlin Nellie Shelley, Anna Potts. Leland Ines Williams, Elisabeth Brooks. Theone E. Carkln. Josephine E MlllBri M R mn(. Riley, Ina Aklns, Lucile Rader, May Mordoff, Maud Phllbrook, Jessie A. Mordoff, Kathryn Dunham, J. M. Gressly, J. W. Kerns, Howard Orover. Gold Hill Maud Miller, Vera E. Davidson, Agnes R. Dietrich, Mar garet W. Galliger. Central Point Frances I. Aiken, Lillian E, Pierce, Bessie Simpson, Grace Adelle Myers, Josephine Bra- eons, Thelnia Reed, lela Wlederrecht, Waldo -Lucia D. Chapman, Tom L. Ostren, Alice M. Stalnger, Wolf Creek Chester Cook. Oallce Bertha Coats. Murphy R. B. Ryan. Trail Viola Hogan, Wonder Mrs. M. Rose. Wildervllle J. A. Blsh. Almeda Faye Grimes. . Grants Pass Jeannette Cramer, Gladys" I, Penn, Marlon I. White, Oro -The GOOD Kind We have one at 34c the pound with every regular grocery order. Merced Sweet Potatoes 4c; 7 lbs. 25c White House Grocery . Wlllson, Grace Albrecht, Grace Green, Kathryn H. Ryan, Blanche Dickinson, Oeneva S. Hall, Ruth Halfley. Herbert H, Wardrip, Motile Reldlng. Blanche Crane, Gladys Cahlll, Louise Henry. WOMEN'S SPECIAL Portland, Oct. 12. When the spe cial train carrying women campaign ing for Charles K. Hughes reaches Portland tomorrow the delegates will find many street corners occupied by Wilson women, urging votes for the president. The republican program Includes speeches from automobiles, mass meetings, public receptions and a par ade, all of which will keep the visitors busy tor 11 hours. During that same 11 hours the democratic women will have speak er holding forth at busy points aud will conclude their demonstration with a parade of working women at night. The women's special Is due In Port land at 8:30 a. m. Mrs. Raymond Robins, Miss Harriet K. Vlttum, or Chicago, Mrs. Henry Moskowlts ,or Now York, Dr. KstUerlne B. Davis, of New York, will talk In factories, stores and clubs and In the streets. The delegation Is to be escorted through the streets by a big crowd of Hughes boosters and the Multor phor Republican club, Hundreds of guosts are expected at the reception at the Multnomah hotel, Miss Mary Antln, the author, will deliver one of the principal addresses at the Neighborhood house In South Portland, A big rally Is scheduled for the Eleventh street theater. Leaving Portland' at B: 90 n. m.. the special Is due In Salem at 7:30. There will be a mnss meeting In the armory there at 8 p, m. The next stop Is Roseburg, at 0:15 n, m. Bun day. Grants Pans n reached at :it, anil Medford nt 3 i, in, Krtnii Med fnr.l t ho truln itoen In Snenmenlo, , vln Aohliind, Or, Do not chnxa n tnlnbnw unless you hnve s ticceiiiy cmiml In Hint dlrec- i''in.- V'mh' ''ompfliil'm.