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About Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918 | View Entire Issue (March 21, 1917)
tAQM FOCB mux Boqui oovm?a WEDNESDAY, MARCH II, 1MT I FER52N1L LOCAL : Saturday l Chaplin day. 4tf Dan Evana letf today for Gaaell to lay a abort time. K. I. Doaa left last night (or Al bany on a several dare' trip. E. B. Hughes la spending th day attending to businma la Letaad, . A. A. Anderson returned last night from northern California where ha pent ae feral days. Carl Smith left last night for South Bend, Walh., and will spend several months there. ' '!' B. R. Pearson went to Lexington last night after spending a short time In the city on business. . Prank Shearer, of Merlin, apent Tuesday and Wednesday attending to business in the city. Mrs. ' Louise Owen returned to . Rome River this morning after pending a short time shopping In the city. ....... Mrs. Earl Sisson left today for North Yakima. Wash., to Join her huatand. Mr. and Mrs. Sisson win make their bona tfcer. A. C, Brown left this morning for Saa Francisco where he will enter the Southern Pacific hospital for treatment of an Injured foot v Woodbury's facial soap. Sabln has it . . . ... Mrs. Harry Schmidt and Mrs. . Thomas Ahern were local visitors yes terday from Hugo, shopping . and visiting friends n the olty. Mrs. Ray Wright has been visit ' iag here for the past few days with Mrs. W. H. Dana. She returned last night to her home at Roowrg. Ous Lovegren who has been la the city short time looking Into the alleged depredations on the O. A C. lands, left this morning for Ashland. Canthrox shampoo. Sabln has it. Ray Bravtnder left last Bight for Corvailis aad win enter a hospital there. Mr. Bravinder lias been tn charge of the Dl-a-hee poultry ranch. 'W. C.'"Walker left today for Glen- dale. Mr. Walker Is looking for tlirfber for nse in the mines tn Cal ifornia, Oregon fir being preferred for this purpose. Miss Kate lawless returned last night to $er home at Herrtaburg af ter a short time In the city. While here Miss Lawless purchased a farm on the Applegate river near New Hope. ' Extra values in ladies' union salts n sale at SOe. Mrs. Rehkoaf. ?0tf Mr: and Mrs. H. S. Donnell. of Los Angeles, have been visiting here for a week with the TJ. A. Griffln family. They left this morning for Cow creek canyon where they will spend the summer. Paul Blanchard went to Medford aad Jacksonville this morning to spend the dsy. He is there for the purpose of msking preparations for the submission to the courts of the ease of Hull vs. Tokay Heights De velopment company. W. M. Fore, who has been on a recruiting trip to Medford and other points In the valley, passed through here this morning on his return to Medford. He recently took 15 young Ben from Medford to' Portland, they having Joined the aviation corps. Several others there have signified their intention of joining. Receive ProanoUos W. C. Morton, the officer tn charge of the local recruiting office been promoted from a private of the flrst claas to corporal. Nil You Ever See a Prise Fight- Prof. Goodley went to one too many. See what the outcome was. March SO and SI. OT Tragedy In tomorrow's Issue of the Daily Courier will be found announcement of a Tragedy sale at the Wonder store which should Interest the buy Ing public. The death recently of H. A. Baron caused a readjustment of affairs. Mitetfunary Meeting The Women's Foreign Missionary society has charge of the meeting at the Methodist church Thursday evening at 7:30. A pantomlne by seven girls In appropriate costumes uiusiraiiug vne missionary nymn. Zlon Haste." with Mrs. Knapp sing ing, ia the Brat number on the pro gram and will be followed by a lec ture by Miss Holmes, returned mis sionary from India. The public is cordially Invited. Oh Look at That Kye Ton will see It March 30 and 31 at the opera house. 07 Bride of Aviation Captain Captain H. von Steensma. captain of aviation In the royal Dutch navy. was married in Los Angeles last week to Miss Jessie K. Brown, sis ter of Jss. Wesley Brown, who was married to Mildred Churchill of Grants Pass. The Dutch officer met his bride-to-be while la Ix Angeles to purchase aeroplanes for his gov ernment, and the romance followed His wife will now soon be presented at the court of Queen Wtlhelmina of Holland and will enter Into the social lire of the nobility. Team Runs Away A team belonging to a wood hauler caused considerable excitement this afternoon, when starting in the al ley in the rear of the Mocha restau rant it went at top speed up Sixth street. Two lamp posts, one at the rjllroad crossing aad the other in front of the Kinney and Truax store were knocked down and broken. When they knocked the second post down, one horse was so badly hart that they were unable to go further. The name of the owner of the team was not learned. THE SHELLY CREEK MIXING DISTRICT COMING EVENTS' 4 f March. 30, 31". Friday and Saturday T-enlor class play, "Bluffing It," at opera house. April 12, 13, 14. Meeting of the 1st Southern Oregon District Federa tion of Women's clubs at Grants Pass. April 26, Thursday Meeting of Southern Oregon Association of Odd Fellow lodges at Grants Pans and celebration of 98th annlver- sary of Oddfellowshlp. May 16, 17 Trl- State Good Roads association convention at Medford. May 81. June 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, Annual ' Chautauqua, Grants Pass. "He Did It Himself" a tricky, thrilling Paramount farre-comrdy also a five-uiii Paramount feature, "Her Father's Hon," wllh Vivian Mnrtln, tonight. Star Theatre The Lucky Boy copper property of this place, owned by Otto Anderson and bonded by E. F. Helllere, of Portland, has a crew of men getting out ore whfoh they will begin ship ping to Tacoraa aa soon as the roads will permit. The Britten copper mine on Pat rick's creek is also In operation and some rich ore Is being taken out There are 800 feet of tunnel and (0 feet of shafting on the property. They are now running a 500 foot tun nel to cut the ledge 200 feet below the shaft, expecting to strike the ledge in 21 feet. Tbla copper pro perty is assured considerable atten tion during the coming summer. Mrs. McPherson has opened up a stopping place at the Graham house at Monumental whioh will be a great accomodation to tourists, Mr. Mc Pherson is In charge of the Monu mental mining property. Work on Guy Gravlln'a chrome property will be resumed as aoon as the snow goes away. Bodies of chrome have been opened up on many parts of the property and there Is all indication of an unlimited deposit. It runs, 58.16 per cent chrome, 4 per cent silica and 6 per cent platinum. O. B. Lauff and West Duley, of Crescent City, also own some valu able copper property In this district and it is believed they will soon be gin operations. Judging from the many snow shoe and ski trocks one sees In this vicin ity, the snow Isn't keeping anyone in. J. X. Britten snowshoed to Waldo last week. Dill Miller, brother of Mrs. Hel llere, Is assisting in getting the mall over the mountains during the snow storm. Wagons are almost through now and the stage will be making regular trips In s few days. Though the mines above mentioned are In Del Norte county, alt ores will be shipped through Grants Pass, therefore giving teams or trucks of that community employment. Pro visions for the mines are also ship ped In here from Grants Pass. LELAND Born, to Mr. and Mr. Jay Reed, a daughter on March 10. A party was given In honor of Geo. Jantter and bride at the .Columbia mine last Saturday evening. A very pleasant time was enjoyed. Dr. Williams was called to see Guy Guff's child, who has 'iieen quite sick. Mr. Amy Klutu made a bualnea trip to Grants Paaa last Monday. A. C. Kpperly left for Granta Pass Sunday evening, intending to return In hla car which has been stored la town for th winter. Dr. Knott, of Glendale, waa called last Monday to see Wm. Light, who has a severe attack of eryalpelas. This disease seems to be quit popu lar on Grave creek, there being five oases this winter. Mrs. Allen Reed Is also ill with it. Miaa Jean Williams, who had to give up her high echool duties In Granta Pass on account of Illness. Is improving. Will McMtchael haa leased the Kltim mine and ia very busy running a giant and a good clean up is expected. Since th mud ia drying up and the spring road work will soon com mence. It la to be hoped for the min ing Interests and the heavy teaming that has to be don to the mine, that a little more money will be spent on graveling some of the deep mud holea between Iceland and Placer. A little more graveled road and not so much dragging would be appreciated aa there Is complaint that some of the worst places are al most Ispassable. REPORT THAT CZAR IS DEPRIVED OF I4UERTV London. Mar. 81. A special agency dispatch from Petrograd to day declared that the new provincial government had ordered th former cxar and csarlna deprived of their liberty and brought back to Tserskoe- Selo. At the same time dispatches were received her stating "on authority of official circles "close to the" cxar,' that he "would soon rejoin his fam Uy at Tsarakoe-aelo." 3T A MerpMils Tragedy Read about it in tomorrow's Courier NORWEGIAN STEAMER TORPEDOED IN NORTH SKA Washington, Mar. 31. Th Nor wegian freight steamer Davanger. Bergen to Rotterdam, with on Am erican aboard, waa torpedoed and sunk March 14, but th crew was saved, the state department message aid thla afternoon. The on Am erican on board waa Robert I Roy Bragg, of Angel Camp, Cal. Th ves sel waa sunk on th afternoon of the 14th In the North sea, 30 miles from the north hlnter lightship. The crew was rescued after 17 hours ex posure. A classified ad will give result. NEW TODAT (CLASSIFIED AD RATES.85 worda. two Issues, Sac: six lasrtes, 50c; one month, 11. 80, when paid In advance. When not paid in advaao. Sc per line per issue.) 1913 MODEL FORD, rebuilt and newly painted, 8280. Terms. Mc Intyre's Garage, 306 South 6th street. 08 WANTED Experienced ahoe sales man and clothing salesman. Ap ply Wonder store. 07 LOST Tuesday evening. black leather hand bag containing some money and papers valuable to owner only. Finder please notify Mrs. Bush, Courier office. Re ward. 07 FOR SALE Full blooded Black Minorca roosters. ' Phone 603-F-14. 07 NEWTOWN APPLES for aale. 606-F-24. Phone 07 PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER, Zatha Fitzgerald, In Best-Fuller Realty company office, 206 North 6th street. tf WOOD BIDS WANTED The Board of Director of School District No. 7 of Josephine county. Oregon, at its next regular monthly meeting to be held Tuesday evening April 3, 117 at 7:30 o'clock at th office of the clerk. Edward 8. Van Dyke, will consider sealed bida for the supply of 320 tiers of two foot wood; bids to be received for all or any part of th aald entire supply and for either hard or soft wood, AH bids must he for th supply ol body wood cut from spund green timber and (re from rot, dot or punk, and be delivered at th re spective school building of th dis trict at the determination' of the board on or before September 1. 117. Each bid must 'be accompanied by a certified check of 10 per rent of the amount of the bid. The board reserves the' right to re ject any and all bids. Board of Directors of School Dis trict No. 7. , By J. P. TRl'AX, Chairman. EDWARD S. VAN DYKE, Clerk. SAFETY FIRST If yon appreciate clean, par milk, from tuberculin lest. l rows, buy from the Englewuwl Dairy. Our milk Is all otMHiardlaed and produced uuder regular hupecUou by th State Dairy anil Food Conimlmdonrr'e office. W are In th nualncaa to stay ana guarantee our pro. duels, ,m Ei6'lewood Dairy Phon il AHK REAPPOINTMENT OF s " ALASKAN GOVERNOR Juneau, Mar. 31. The senate and house of representatives of the Alaska legislature yesterday adopted a Joint memorial to President Wilson and Secretary of th Interior Une. ask ing the reappointment of J. P. A. Strong aa governor of the territory. I declaring that Got-Kennr Rlrnn Ira id Sibr Spriy 17 rent per gallon In barrels l.4fl per can ' Rogue River Hdw. LAST CHANCE to see DR. H. I. TRAVKLl'TE King of ' Hypnotists at the . JOY-Tonight The best wived for the Inst Ijuly Hnhjert lilH of Hinging ami Dancing . . IILl'EliIRD NIGHT Stranger From Somewhere Franklin Farnum Comedy, "Jags and Jealousy" Gale Henry and Hilly Rhodes Till IIKKAV and FI1IDAV WILLIAM III SHELL In "LOME STAR" A art... A gripping drama of , love and race prejudice Comedy, "Oh For a Cave Man" Heme af a Wsrklngman. Th mechanic' who eats underdone biscuits In a leaky kitchen presided over by a discontented wife Is not a good Investment for his employer. Bad homes are aa great an enemy to Indus trial Improvement as bad habits, say Ida M. Tsrlwll In "New Ideal In Hui. IIMK." "Competition reir Is forcing employ, er. to consider the outside life of their employer." ii.s MIim Tarbell. "The llrrft Slid liuwl 1 m x.it it i.r ' tlilnif llicy uiitM consider Ix the tiiiuoe the man live In. A u'knI ivorUln-ziiiHti wnuta u liuiue. He wnuu If hmIIIc to otvu liU liime. To hne ctllelciit, f riot worthy mid stesdy men you iiiwt lone liciillUY and contented men Mi-n me neither healthy nor cniiienr.Hl In wi-eli-lio-l home." quslching a Ossler. "Can Hell . von Mine milliiue. sir'" "What Iinre ymi In sim-ii?" "I've gt a clwi'r George WimIiIhk. ton sat In. a craille .leimy l.lnd wni rocked In. a uilrnr nwil ly Catherine the Great of Riila and"- "Say more. These things are com paralirely modern." "Bui consider, lr"-' "I' want some rcul antique. In fact. I am anxious to acipilre tlm set of tools used by Noau In building the ark." Mrooklyn Citizen. given a fair and Impartial admlnls- ,'VY'UIHIT XEWH OF tration. and that his retention Is the -AP VKMMKL MtnjNGH will of the people, . I ToW. Mar. SI.- Prohibition CHAMBERLAIN WILL .axainat publication of news of the XFER WITH WIIJMiBrrll " departure of all Japanese merrhnol ships sailing In the Pacific naahlngton, Msr. 31. Senator Chamberlain, chairman of the senate military affairs committee, declared today he would confer with President Wilson before April 3 regarding a universal military training and other military prepared nets measures." Among these will be Increases In ordnance sufficient to supply what ever demands are made of a land force. ana inman oceans, waa announced by the government today. Official announcement was made at Toklo a week or more ago of the present of a German raider Id Pa cific waters. The censorship on ship movements, announced above, measur of protection against depre dation of such a raider. Job printing at th Courier. Curlsua. A lady on day remarked to Bulwer Lytton bow odd It was that a dor (Latin, Colombo should have been tout out to And the old world, and Columbus (Colombe) should bav found lb new. "Tes," agreed the novella, "but mora curious acill Is the fact that one cstiie from Noah and the other from Gonoa!" "A Pessimist, Tommy Dad, wlmt Is a pessimist? Dad A pessimist Is a man who would rather read the death notices In a 1 newspaper thnii the JokeN.-Ktchange. : Oleomy Prospsot. ! Th Suitor-What will your father j settle on the man who msrrles yonT i The Girl-All the rest of th family, I suppose - Puck. TEMPLE MARKET SPECIAL SALE REEF HriHket Jlolllng Jlr Knuckle for aoup Sc Nhort IUIm lie Plate lleef lie Flank MeW lie Pot Roast ...l'J!ic Prime Dili Roast Iftr Rump ItiMoit, first rut tlir Hump RiihnI, lust rut 1!IU Hound Steak I He 'Sirloin Steak IMc T Hone Steak..... Oc Iteerf Mver -.IOY Heef Heart ' VEAL Veal Ntrw UIMc Veal Nliouldcr 15c Veal Steak I.V and IMc Loin Veal itqr Rump Veal tUc Wholelxg of Veal ffr PORK Pork lias gone nearly out of reach hut we ace holding the price level. Pig Hocks loc Pork Hnt 10c and lHc Pork lioln and Itlb uoc lH Pork : I He Dry Suit Pork IHc Plikled ISrk'.. IHc iMVtl No. ,1s .; Mc Ijird No, 10 $1.00 Excellent Hani , 2,v Collage Hum ....1 oc Breakfast liacnn ......35c to SIOc PHONE 134 God bless the good natured, for they bles everybody else, Henry WeH Beecher. Calling cards at the Courier. A classified ad will give reiulti. Garden Seeds .' in' in "i ST. VALENTINE BROCCOLI MUD .ALFALFA AND (TOY' Ml SEED WI.ZAUD FERTILIZER IS THE REST Sit)W IS THE TIME TO PUT IT ON VOl'R LAWN J. PARDEE
