Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, November 13, 1916, DAILY EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textf r&GErwo isur hughe auvra "corjirxu imvuu. vnumim la. ti. eb ja andepaudant Kauubltaaa paper. Tluttad frit Immm Win 7tppb ftarvtao- x. TuoKjniai auh. and ipkiv vupcnes joubk. sattor. Zntered At tha Smote Oi COS, THMtoffitw as oottl)-ct Basil CTBSCBZPTKW &AXSS -S6.90 tRx aVontba 1.0B Ttrt Kucihs 1.60 Monti) AC rmutii Ads Try a Quart for 10c They are the best cranberries crown. KHW lttUL JKlattb. VI (Utl. .tQr S XI MIX S.KP aXK.i.U NIKCEMCaT UiK i'lH' illtttNQ l NUUJtt 1 tttll.T KINNEY & TRUAX GROCERY Tonight sad Tuesday tatr, oontinuwd auld; aaswiy tnda. HaTOli 'VU3WU2& KM. Mjtfor Trim, a'ao -rwturned siaat wk Jw larae ju until f criw ht Parted fimM rmr aviation esool si baa liiego, was the .guest j J that tonus th biugiMt iiflilin In Ku tuih' unit thm- Tin- tin y the Uuastan I .right wing Is imported tram JMtro- ' gruti to tiawe ;iHUtly mtiMSNMiwI tu turning fllMkemeiii1 lutl wiuk. v- j pwroii'ty has rulid It mml orttloal ! Uige. - Hluue th' fiiaimtche wliloh toll! or 'tirtiuviHln lu flume uml iT (tau nutusu. wliere tin- (termini. lluiguruw extreme r has halt ft base an the j Ulaok m. tired, isuly nieagwr 0wIIk ; hove reached bore regarding the )ih-' rutija clash. . , Wllttary experts letllove the Tesiitl Ht Qomavuda will ilcpniul partly upon j jthr iib-mllr torwartl dwell of ltussi- tktiumunutns njaitust tetusrul falksn- uayn armies in Transylvania far he- ; low the Ilukovuiian Iwmlev, hir j louvt movement hnr been aite- Iwnxi JwrapUiut) uousl aud Urauts Vm uilM anonUuii to tit tul hitiua uf the datura of tlie Kupuf lv iua.vinc aaluiuo that (titid ufuc tUv bauke uf luv aaroank a'Utiu uutuuiut- eial fiahluj wa abnuluutly pruUhiuvd. and ihe tact that rocuiauxl vuauuur cial fialitns iiad inipn(I lit apart fisliiuc, tb Bj fiaumc ol the pant -twn Jwst ra- mikmtuwtr ta a 'iliiuau ttMM itvi Mtm m dry 11m tlnatw. Muthm Jtcunv VurW. UUtM IXMIOtatOW J twtKltMl lv a alitKifaanioirr aftMttir Arty muMuraiih iitfWBn in thin w-' Irttiu, tin- gcMm all(v. timai wank-1 u tlir riruavwri-f'mittania front of Waoktion ' liillntni, wtnfmwml ftr Mrtor ' , SwIm.FVwucli auee a. on th Dens i ;trnul, ui)iwrnt rinrr rHri tr tai :'tlM u(tvun'rtrr Ktnr 'Vtr hoari-1 ' oimntr laat msitt Tponwl turtJin j i pruirriw.. tnehiillnK th artvaarammt i uf tlir lia' lln M O frr i Buuur mt oe OTatvr utunxoniiai dot lunQbaaa today. Vtxt-amet: anriaiiiiti f bc club and ttwir ctMxrts ; re ptaont. Ml a -of -the tuwtt aaaaum itaviuc iMttu liu vurdtxl. - AtinouiuKnmtt Of thr rusutar tuoct- 1 in of the ConiDireial dttb to br; held tonight was made, and OiWKrt ana mad that all monrtxxr W FOOTS CSSEZ A ; tiwrnv Lauw rwwuU.v puruhaaad i a loud uf uuru truoj i, W. Atatlifw. BATTLE ALCn'C SCZZL lOanttniMd tro Vane tt Iteafjy and plowinc ta the tnuch of mutch pivinj: chwn' , odorless vannth. Burns PEARL OIL, the clean, cheap fuel In blue or white enamel or plain black - harmoniz ing with the finest surroundings. Prices: $3.75 to $7.75 mm a aarr becauat- of the continuous Tata -"tiit'h mnhr tlir Rtimntr roartn and Cramer Brm. Grants Pass Hardware Co. Rogue River Hardware Co. K. 1). KiMMtor tmaaal coo-d nu about tb j promt nM,ttm H"c1ill th' - luma.v mi. mayor j ,UB ouI " P 'or j Jou Cotiuu. Jr.. uf Ujrdww amok, vuiimavrauon. had the utmfurtuur tu turn' uur of I " uu-m "u piB or a hooalw ten. Ka iioUux and a-tlt:. of ttoid Mill. I hi lie Sound awaitmf! 10 I On"! TT1 I f ! mMi w -,k .. J" """. n,""n" ""0" .. II In 1 l i I 1 rl I a tn somnif hax tumti to tiar Inean i ae oa sacs to wr ULU lJi ll ill 111 I il jamouc Mttora Irani tui awtiun IttlkCbaos board Tuhwd. Tnuot oHMd lite jiloaaure at beioi; ! aai at td fin of duty aad st the of mud. Atrtoa are hanllr abh j ltliw thrnuith and aoldlera -from ttn- firat 1Iim dftcJarr thfry wallnw tn nuid ' wm Cb ay the tmiWl doctor ataMI IL far OalrfornSa't -tooted Hntatr tM ftotfe&C a h Sofrua laatinjr -MOT MS HDW !T fiUPPKEOi- l to Uraiilk i'aiai tVluuday aitrv i ml Uuir, and hx. J. K. Howard. C. V . thuuthu in euoyiuc a nntt 1 1 oui hie lathwr. tag amomt f tb wt feeing don Saa fvnuaeiaeo. Nor. 11. K-plv-1 ilr uud iln, Gwn- Liuw nuttur- atatteat achool. 1tere rekea tomes tor time jnontbs. bT the iederal rswmnienT at 'hi: to an dlturil in the U Annlw I 111 llur hwt Tuurauay. he mended Ttm. blaminit h.m tor tl- dtt i. . 1. "u timuuiuu attucv rnuuv. .Vlrt,. Annit' AW'ltmi uuliml un M't, rvOovi&t the afldrews by -tht Junnaon tuauy mum : Kuthenae Blarin tet ridav. " a)oMiiUit4 in a-l..l, l.u 1 ..-.t-v..l ; iua,vr,:. B. Hoaida.r.ttieriutndwit " , " "I Floyd Law wa a calir u On.O Hill Bitturduy. C. W. Btuuiuo uud H. E. C. r'ow ot wort: culir. in O'uii'ft faw n Times, blamine htm fur thy detmt ! of JBiifihef tur prwident. (ioveruor ! , JHiram "W. Johiwoti tuduy imud a ' "; stateniwtt in which he dwvlarwl that , Vt'llliani B CTu'ktrr. Krunriit V Kml. ' toftutrrt7wae rii- !jiwf Gr8J. an( uthw i Irodiwad. and Jnada a brief -talk. JJr. Tepubticao leadr in Cultfuruia wwv i fioUidajr atated that bis problem in the tartlnf up of near lautoriee ra ; to tive fwttinir f the right kind of nplu.v rts operate the various rmpuualble .lor Hugh' defeat. 1 "If California l:aK bmo -the d:id- inf tartor in this Bletrtiun." ije auld. j "Tlt'llUani H. Crocker. Prnntiit; V. "Kea- ,:liS, Harrison Gray -Otis aud a tew WMftines and uaaes of auear nmk-'aipg ln conoert with them, have Inf. The itwn le had ohuhted hi tthe proud distinctioo uf usripg made Oram Jase, 1e aaid. were the best ' prwiiaent of the I nited State aud be had had to break into the l l of Kratrtude he never cun repay. pvt. this aoeotmtin, 1 a reat aay , .t,,,,,,,,, kjlow f ull weU , lmt Jor he awoothness wtb whirb lo-t thJe l0 Hngbee.-.contaiued Fridar. caaaiHit: kik.iuht with MJT aUJbV'ID.Ci -TKAKiHT inrtKn'.ion atarVid -off 3b Bheldun. elwted by the vmers uf Jackauo ouutny to the aiave Jattire. a a um. of the cluu. 3&r. dhiVoi auid that there -were many problem t-uulruuttng the jmuitle of ; "When Mr. Hughw ciune imu our ourti Oikoii whiuh ahuuld be met "tU!' Cro,;kw KlitiK. a'dwl and iry nsluid ieeialatiw Aalecxtioit, lor If tiie aenalore' and preantay v Johuaou. 'A few ftetty, reattiimary politicians, acting with the "Los An geles Times aud one or two others, ao misused Mr. Hughes aud hi ristt to California that the injury they did we w ere unable to repair. , abetted by a HUiull :irtrie aud Otis. created a flttuatioo in 'hi:h the? made it appear that Mr Huehec u from this diBW did not present a entirely reactionary uud that he was ttnrUrd tront they would no duiiht fall neither in a;. urfl with nor In syni o get the consideration fur the dis- Witby wrth California's pruCTeaaie ..a ehievemetrts. Callfornlans louked as tiiis true, he said, of road Vulld tng. and he pottrbed ut thut tlits 'a ucb neglected portion of tte siate wtien the idistrtboUon of road hulld 4g lands wa in prw.ei. He alo Vpoke i-operjttloti of rhe pile of the diai.rit iu "he manr uf Kogue r.-wr fitiUing. wiih'li has Imt a db trli:n? factor In many legislative srs1ow. and '.hoBgiit that Imtb tiie snort flrtierH.an and the '.otiiuier-iaJ aguaat mid utrfiirtiTnatflly iielieved that the attuatiuo coated by Cruoker. Kefllitig and the Timer p-aeuted and reealed the mind of- Mr. Hughes and that the luttid thus revealed was what Jour ago California uud pawted by and repudiated forever. These little puliteilaiut, doing their little pulifl!, preferred the gratiti':ati(iti of their n:a!loe and the momentary triumph of their prejudice to the suwess of the rjputiliia.o preHidentitil .amdi-date.- They nol only al fronted )ro- lirojier legislttiiro. iJr. f.'httk. T. Kweeuey, s iin-wu-.a-tivejuct fruu Joa-ph'ne roi ut , ex-pr'-khed the vlnh for i-operation v' w'ui'b Kir. Bheldon aiiol.e. and Msid ttal he u; ready to join 'o't fin Ib'Jhe IblliJSS that tot!)i'Hl Oreyiii needed. A' tlf'lU-J' timtl Hl'kH'ir, !i' . '! ford, d r'.'i-' tti-om',t :-..r ,iwi, 1 Furtlaad. Nov. IS. J. R. B'niWr! . apiard in pulu court today charged witb driving an amuuioline into a chureb while drunk. The inn rttiue. witness aasert. hit the rburvli steps and was partially wre-ki-d. ; artillery gu bunibs. hand mrenaricw jand tanks In one village the Kugliafi j fired durliiK one night "thirty thous and gas bombs, but the iioxt mnen- Inp the (Kn-nrnn soldiers crawled nut j like ruhulih froni their Imler and went :to work again. T'mitnnuiiif miinliiii oiK-or-niui; the tnttkr ik ttia! they tire ulniiM! a tull lire They rnti trnve! uillv tmtr nillex : nfi hmi!' uud ore enalh overtunied by ; artillery. t Botuf Tomniy i"lHumir de"lMred thev ' pit! ic tur of t'xid tirto the flernians " It if aitnuned their flmi tine tatiiMnd Kiirpriw. ntthtiugli no there m nothing to tear. AJI the 0r niitn soldiers have hud an opportunity .to study small models, brought to the j front, and the artillery now know t how to dewtmy the real tank Box Paper 1 nar rltiMer of anil) I mtr llmlbWlilmmi fiir 02, tmtl a tisr (Kir Vlniiow Demaray's Stabo:erj Store KreHsives and iKuored proci-eesi-ve fieherniSD tould be prute'1.d by i11,.rh. , Blt0 Kran.-imo. wit', euual stupidly, they ir.nvrnd Ban raticisco's great.es vote getter. " Msvor itameii 1tolp, Jr.. and In Irr Angeles treated in l:k fashion Hit iies-lv ereaUid lieutenant-governor. Win U. fi.eienii, Itiitb of w hum were Teis'tred r-eviiblp-ans "When Htiirli"K frx' imn v f-pli-furtiia our .people saw firm w.'t, atrax-tiieiit uiid au'ltieff. tiifij siih ivreshinr ind'r.iiation, -"ihI appar ALLIES HAMMER CEN1RAL POWERS ltuuuon, Nov. 13. KiiHsiaiih, Uoti lUuuiauK uud runuo-terilu.nf nr uonunuiui; in'ii imniinerint ar.u:iiH! lue lines of the eentral posers ou ever) eunirii and aoutheustevn battle trout today. At some piuuti Or iiuiiiD and AimMuiUfc ute at.Uii'K.ni: linx;!y, but a-rcordini; to udvlcef ut all the capita la, the larf-T hiii uesees are W'lue woii by the arum of the entente allies. French troops ar today ooOTdiiutiUK the treui -hes und poertionfc tbey wreHted from the (.tT lu&us yesuuday at builly bnUlincl on the Somme tront, at w bleb point spm adlc 0;niiaji effort to wapture the positions are goinp on with lU'-renH-ing iu1nnrty. A eoniparative lull oi ta;ns on OLhet seftors of the western front. The fiiSlitiujs alioul Ornuvoda PUhik1oii of tlit great Luuube span N'ew York, Nor. 3 3. TJr. Carl Armgaard Urares, "lnternationaJ si'.v. eKpressed himself today at iron- GRAVES EXPECTS TO BE DISCHARGED tident of freedom from r barges uf hluckmalllng Oountess von BeniBiorff, the (fomian ambassador's wife. Letters upon which the blackmail ing charges were made tn Washing ton Saturday were explained by NEW GOODS 9 Ml 14t; THkT 1I. liKAKIL VI T. .Hi:t4.Kt I'Mtl h (ajMnaT. ii. urn J. PARDEE 2i Suuib 4ih St. Vhmu 2 the "mauler npy." under bond aim letters shliii he eipedrd ta sell to Saturday ttlght. charged with at- the smliasokdur, .-t the letters a4 tempted hlaukniall uf Diiuntesn vim ' d rrssed IB Oountess tot IWroslnrff .f.ira-.es as nonUlnltig Information re-I Bernslorff, had today developed Intn I iU for (lie latter Imet. fc and ew KaruliiK the i -r.S's exploits, upon that ancient problem: Now That I Pasft iueml.i are pne in wirlni! tbeT they've got him. shut will they flu i.tiiain notMne -.Iralaid ta "em. i Iiarrsss'' ibe countess (lerstnally. which seldom hac I The einbassy bas dwlared Orates which, he Buys. Count von HeruKtorff ' made a stock market "clean-up." , with iilm ? 0-se avers that the tierman am- ; Wuhliington. ..uMtanor was tbuusunds or dollars so thrilled by a mysniry In lis j thought iher would hue this e8t. rhibur.l.y advauoe information of 1het, ,iUsL t waiune for Meune- and iie demanded monej foi ihem ta submarine's venture, llv declared day's preliminary hearlni: wnb great tins crouud. Craves has msde tws that the letters, a)ipavtri.lj a a- antlripatiou. RevelaUonn soncerninB statement In anwer 1 this One is man missives io the countess, wore j the secret service methods of the Eu- i thai the letters from a promtsent in reality mule which Jterusiorff I roeai governments are partu ulsrly jorman woman to the countess, en. would not want revealed, rtirther. awaited, since H herame Known lo-tain hidden meanings and form aa he said thai he will relate tbelr con- day that Count Bernsu.rff had notl- Mmporum communication 1o the am tents fully if he If tried, and declared i Bed Ms government lhal a sealed j hsssndot The .tier Is that he kaew the informaUon will be useful to the parla:.e directed to him by 1be fur-, i bin- were of n lmprirtaaee and sir. ' I'i'ed Btates. eign oflme bad hetu broken open and ; ply was evhihttUig them la Trin' Craves came back here for i.vvr j part of its ootrtents sinlen. Wliethet ! Hstr.feldt as proof 11 he had e-n-Bunday, fullowlng bis release - at tbe ambassador has in mind the lei-jialned possession of other mail for Washington on . 2,Uin liall. He ters taken by Justice department ; whirh the en.liasry would te willing round a department of justice senrert agents from the Washington hotel to pay. ai-t-iit. awaitlne bis return to gurd aafe.. where Graves hsfl, deposited i him from shut be called the "great- liheiu, is not known. I letterheads at the OoarW personal danger i,t his whole j Graves himself hlU tkese l-ttr i IwciMtlonaoticea.Coanereff.ee est nree.r. The .une of Ir. , are of the hlpheal Importance) to the Anutaurd tli-a i-es. German government; that they were Mining Mark at hs Courier ll. tj Ja'-l. i.vt din'".c'.. i f .'. .. ii Tvr.' - : V l!U''' f r H' v. 't"' ',d"tt A' lill.tr iien .1'jM 'Li '!' ini-juteC ;ti 'I.! .pi- '1v re wuc OKI- win, rti, Hid t lie ;:i . ; i- ei. un ii. 'i ii-i-d whollj ' f j c-iarre o' 'M'lltcd Ml' If'i I'lf 't-.:re pit .ntud 1 rj ()ni 'h.u' 1 Don't forget A I'.b I' "i I hriefy to Mr. K"aui'-i:' staitmeet. su'.! gave aom cf the features of the r.ii,. Inif tjtiestl'rt) a they especially af- t ! : c li-et",T.n Jc iirm a situation so that may 1 vverlouked CU'iJi'liKU :h reipoticlbility 1 I i VI after every meal j. f