Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, April 04, 1917, DAILY EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textwkdnkhday, a run, 4, 10IT Mttt ft ontu mVKft cottiers FAC3 TZ3 r 1 LOCAL : w ; v ? , Saturday U Cbaplla day. Ilttf A F. Ilayei, of Olendale, spent Tuesday attending to business lo the city. ," ' O. JCtans went to Weed this morn ing where he will spend the summer working la tht mills. The "Village Physician" la very buey now with "measly" work hut he hopes to ilng for "Pauline. " 19 Mrt. O. L. Davis arrived thli morn ing from Weed to visit here for the dy with Mr. Fred Roper. It.' M. Robinson, or WUdervtlU, Is In the elly for a short time. , H. E. Drown, of Jump-Off-Joe, Is spending the day In the city. ' Mrs. ft. 1 Darling, of Gold 11111, was a visitor In 'the city today. - ' B. J, Lind, of Kerby, Is spending a short time In the city, stopping at tho Grants Pass. , - E. E. MoClarea, contractor for the new court house, arrived today from Portland for a short time In the city. Alex Nlbley returned this afternoon T. L. Muggins left Isst night for from Independence and Portlsnd, Portland and will later go to Canada where he has been spending the past where ho will remain. ' week, . Airs. J. M. Mason returned yesicr- airs. Thomas Fuson returned to day evening to Myrtle Creek, after Medford this afternoon after visiting visiting here for a short time. . here for the past few days with Mrs. Rebuilt Fords. Molntyre'a Oarage. I George Jester. D. B. Wattera has returned from Portland, where he went with the expectation of enlisting In the army. John M. Scott, general passenger agent of the Southern Paclflo at Portland, spent the day In the city. Miss Edith Allen left this morn Because his eyes would not stand the Ing for 8an Francisco and San Jose test Mr. Walters application was not to enter the San Jose normal school. I accepted, but he sayt be will make "Chlckle" has lost bis parrot. Any- the try again after giving attention one finding It kindly leave at the, to the eye defects, opera bouse, April II or II. "Pau- , , line." . II 'rrovtng or Homestead Mrs. William Hammett returned J Arthur B. Allen. of route No. 1. last algbt from Grenada, where she , is In the city today proving up on bis spent several dsys visiting with her . homestead. B. 0. Neely and Joa. slstsr, . I Ferguson are his witnesses. - Oeorge Sherwood, of 8tattle, spent j " - a short time In the city leaving this On Way lo-Naval Station morning for Med ford to apend the A ear of young men passed through day.. here this morning on their way to , New spring waists and coata, Jusi J Ban Francisco, where they will enter the thing for Easter wear. Mrs. E. . the naval training station. The boys Rebkopf. . . lltf are recruits,. enlisted In Portland and T. A. Robertson and E. A. John-, Spokane and the surrounding conn- ston left this morning for Gold try Beach where they will spend several months. J. R. Butler arrived tbla morning There were it In the party. Topic for Toatght . "Leaders of Men, In tbe Crucible," from Mabtoa, Wash., for a visit with will be the subject or the minister's B. P. Hughes. He Is on his way sermon at Bethany Predbyteriaa borne to Grass Valley. . church tonight at 7:45 o'clock. The H. Mclntyre and Wm. Robinson, of ( Increuing attendance from night to Merlin, are visiting la the city for a night gives evidence of the Interest short time. They will leave tomor- being aroused In these meetings. A row for the Blue Ledge mine. ( welcome to all. , tA. E. Bee, of Taooma, la spend-j . d .. ., ,. ;, Ing a short time In the city visiting Many I. O. O. F. Corning with the Rev. J. H. Harmon. He At a gathering of Odd Fellowa at la stopping at the Josephine. j Medford a few days ago the matter , Mrs. Paul Blancbard went to Med- of attending the Odd Fellows' Day ford thla afternoon to spend a few celebration In this city, April II., days visiting. Mr. Blanchard being was discussed, and more than 40 there on business for a short time, 'present signed Bp for excursion H. Bavldge. of the Frank P. Doe tickets to Grants Pasa for the event lumber company of Ban Francisco, I , , ... has returned from the California me- .Almede Stockholder tropolls after a few days there on I The stockholders of the Aimed a business. - ' "" Mines company are atrongly advised ' C. M. Allen, telephone engineer of to hold their stock for the present the district forester's office at Port-'ea the low price being offered is not land, Is In the olty for a few dsys commensurate with the value of the on Ibualness for the forestry depart- stock. The mine will be In operation nisnt , I In a short time when stock will com position wsnted by Cullle, French mand a much higher price. Almeda maid, who will be at your service Mines company, Thos. 8. Burlcy, ores- April 11 or II. "Pauline." 19 Ident. . . . JO Mrs. 0. D. McCalllster returned to) . her home at Roseburg this morning Farent-Trartier Meeting after a visit here with her mother, Mrs. J. P. Martin. , . Mrs. Lucy Florey, of Ban Jose, Cat., has been visiting here for a short time with Mrs. Joe Rose and Mrs. II. II. Pcrnoll. Mrs. Florey left last night for Condon,-.Mont,' , Mrs. Sylvia Butler; who haa been with the leading mlllnery houses or 8an Frsnclsco, will Ibe ' with her mother, Mrs. M. P. Anderson, dur ing the sealon. Mrs. Butler Is a designer of the highest rank. 19 Mr. and Mrs.' 11. F. Merrill ar rived today from Los Angeles to visit a short time with the Rev. and Mrs, S. A. Douglas. They will leave soon for their horns st Albany. : mi Glycerine soap, Sfaliln hss It. ' Christian Science lecture at opera house Friday evening. Free.- SO At the regular Parent-Teacher meeting In the high school build Ing at 3 p. in. Thursdsy, Instead of the usual discussion, a musical-lit erary program will be rendered by high school teachers and pupils, This will be followed by an Informal con versaslone, to which all school pa trons of Grants Pass are cordially Invited. " ; Miner left for North , Milton Mooke, of Portland, who had been here a few daya on busi ness, left for his home this morning. For the past several months, . Mr, Mooke had loeen working a mine near Grants Pasa. He recently abandoned operations for the win ter after cleaning up a considerable silin. Roseburg Review. . ' JOY THEATRE Tonight & Thurs. Present Flag tn Bcttoot - - - Mr. snd Mrs. Oeorge Cramer pre sented a new t fool flag to the Riverside school this morning. At noon the children saluted tbe flag and sang patriot Ic songs. Cullerta Data for V. M. U Opdycke hss received a re quest from the war department at Washington asking him to collect data for them. He will get Informa tion, concerning mines, factor) and la fact everything, which might be utilised by the government in case of war. , v- Young Men Wilt Enll The fact that a large number of young men will Join the army when real need for their services Is seen, wu evidenced the last few dsys In the number that have stated their Intention of Joining to the local re cruiting officer. Last night a num ber were given examinations, but tbey did not desire to enlist until real hostilities had been declared. Pomona Orange Poetponed Tbe April Pomona grange has been postponed till Saturday, April IStb, when It will bold session at Hugo. Owing to the lateness of the season and the bad weather condi tions thst have prevailed, and also because many" or tbe cltlsens of the Hugo district will to In attendance at court next week as witnesses In tbe Barrett caae, the postponement wss thought advisable. ' A New LI Of the latest styles In spring mil linery on display at Mrs. M. P. An demon's, 70$ B street. 10 Raster Cantata- - . The choir of Newman Methodist Episcopal church; under the direc tion of Prof. J. 8. MscMurray. will render the Easter cantata, "The Cru cified," by Nevln, on Easter evening. April R. at 7:10 o'clock. The solo psrts will be taken by J. M. Ishsm, Prof. MacMurray, Paul Blanchard, Helen Ellis, Mrs. H. H. Basler and Mrs. Guy Knapp. Ths full program will be published later. Mrs. Geo. 8sbla at the piano. Bert Barnes with the cello and J. H. Williams with the cornet will accompany the singers.. Ted Cramer hi Reserve- ' Ted Crsmer, who Is attending O. A. C, bas Joined the officers' reserve training corps and In case war Is de clared, will help train the recruits. All tbe Juniors and seniors, who are doing cadet duty at O. A- C. will be given commissions when officers are needed to train the soldiers.'. . Mr. Cramer Is now a first sergeant of company A of the 0. A. C. cadet regi ment';.1'' , : Egg Hnnt Katerdey, at One o'clock i It has been decided to set the time of the egg hunt st one o'clock In the sfternoon of Saturday, April 7. - Par ents or older brothers and sisters sre requested to accompany the mailer children so that there will be no trouble In getting them safely home. ' The eggs that bare been promised will be collected Thursday afternoon, so be aure to have them ready. The number of eggs donated Is still somewhat uncertain, bat One school reported II dose'n at . noon today and It la hoped none of the others will be less. If yon csn not send word to tbe schools., notify any of ths psstors of the city. Be care ful to have the eggs hard boiled.- Camping Tooriats Arrive . , Messrs. W. E. Overbolt and L. O. Peone arrived In tbe city today, trav eling by automobile from Phoenix, Arizona, to Spokane, .Washington. They experienced no serious trouble along the route except that It was necessary to ship their automobile by rail from Hornbrook to Ashland, the rosd over the Siskiyou summit not yet being open. The roads are re ported as fast drying np. a stretch of 10 miles this side of Dunsnralr being the worst experienced thus far. The gentlemen are carrying their camp ing outfit with them, being the first camping tourists to make the trip this spring. They report that many cars will be on tits rosd in a very short time. . - . . CARD OF THANKS Government Hunter Here . ' . John Hammersly, government hun ter and tropper, was In the city Tuee day'and today from tbe old ferry, where he has been trapping. On ac count of the bad weather, It wss Im possible to get very msny snlmsls, but as soon ss the snow melts he expects to go further back la the mountaina. He will at present he on Whiskey creek. Next snmmer, ac cording to arrangements, a moving picture company, which waa recently organised In the valley, will go In with him to take plcturea of wild animal life. It la expected that these will be taken on the North Umpqua. We wish to thank thefrtends for their kindness at tbe time of the alckness and death of our daughter and granddaughter. Also for the sympathies extended at the time of the funeral. ; ..' MR. and MRS. H. C. LAWTON. MR. and MRS. A. JOHNSON". Two Are Indicted The grand . jTiry completed Its work last night, returning two in dictments and returning two not tr.e bills. W. C. Peck, who wss charg ed with the larceny of copper plates from stsmp mills, waa Indicted, and will be given a trial next week. Peck was arraigned last night, hut will plead Monday on the re-convening of court. M. W. Gates, charged with assault waa also Indicted, and will be given his trial next week. Not true hills were returned in the cases of P. B. Wickhsm and Chas. Colby. Wlckhsm wss charged with mislead ing advertising and Colby with assault. t4tvtetttt4 COMING EVENTS . 4 April 5, Thursday 'Meeting of Par- j ent-Teacher association at the high school, 3 o'clock, i April 7, Saturday. Meeting of Ladles Auxiliary, Chamber of Commerce rooms. April 9, Monday Esster luncheon at the ladles' club at 615 North Fourth street April 18, Thursday Meeting of Southern Oregon Association of Odd Fellow lodges at Grants Psss and celebration of 98th anniver sary of Oddfellowahlp. NEW TODAY Bluebird Photoplays presents The Price ot Silence . 1 , with ' ' DOROTHY PHILMPH and ION (HANKY ... And an ! : '"' '' Kmlnent DM K lllltD Cant , CO.MKIV "Sammie' Johnsin at the Seaside" V ' ;! ''AlHIWKHM CARTOON ! . Prices Bo and 10c (CLASSIFIED AD RATES. 15 words, two Issues. 26c: six Issues, 50c; one month, $1.50, when paid tn advance. When not paid In advance, Bo per line per Issue.) ENGLISH PRAISE PRES. -., . 0 ' . Lu-w. ' ,'.. Xl "It's a pleesare to work with a GOOD Usage. I enjoy cook ing because I can always depend est say. MONARCH Range, I can control it perfectly; brine; say area to Jnst the desired tcmpcratare and bold tt coot it off an Jnst as I need to. And H's atJ Jnst the sasne today as when I bonght tt several years ago.? ..Vv . "Why? Where is It any dicereat froan others r "Well, realy, I'm not save I know. H haa sonmHhine; to do with Malleable Iron and Riveted Joints that stay tight Yon see H's so tons; since I bought my Range, I have alnsoat fcs gotten what the aaleanwn said.'' "I only know the Range did all that he claimed. Yon go down te the Grant pane Hardware Co-theyTl tell yun all abont ft. And the MONARCHS thej are setting to day, are finished far fiae than say old owe bat Ias satisfied.'' TKITON LEADERS DtttCVSS AMERICAN SITUATION The Hsgue, April 4. The Ameri can situation was the main topic ot discussion at Honrbarg betweea tht kaiser. Emperor Karl of Austria ui central power generals, accord lit ti information received here todij. ' WANTED 100 cedar fence posts. State prloe delivered three-fourths ot a mile from the city limits on ' . lower river road. . R. K, Ross, Route 3, Phone 804-F-3. 20 FIVE-ROOM FURNISHED 1IOU8E s for rent. , Phone I35-R for par ticulars. 2T WANTKD Plowing or team work. Phone 3S7-R. , 30 HOVSKHOLD GOODS for sale ln eluding beds, chairs, book c, dining room furniture, some farm Implements. Also three-year-old colt. Phone 603-F-3. Mrs. P. C. Bosma, 34 EXCHANGE 'Good' steamer trunk and child's sulky on small cook stove, high baby cab and other furniture.' - Fancy string bean seed , 30a a pound, Call on write 713 '"south 8th street. -,J . . 80 N1CW HATS and novelties arriving 'each week at Mrs. M.K P. Ander- son, 708 B street. . . ' 34 . ' By Lord Northcllffe (Written by the United Press) London, April .4. -I have taken a four hqurs to collect opinions of members of both houses of parlla ment and many of the general pub lie' .... v Experts, -In statesmanship regard the president's speech ss likely to rsnk with the most notable utter ances of Washington and Lincoln. tin dignity, restraint and Insight are considered 'absolutely worthy of the chief of a hundred million of the republic's cltlsens at this tremen dous moment.-, The Joining with the allies by th United States Is es pecially welcomed by Englishmen who are fighting side by side with the herolo French, " ; We regard the coming In of Uncle Sam as the help of another Iblg broth er In France's fight against the Prus sian bully. We will be able to take care of our own part of the war on land, on sea, In munitions .plants Snd In the treasury, but, the terri tories or France and Belgium have been chosen by the HohefUollems ss their battle ground for the con quest of the world and tt la fitting that we of the free English "peak Ing nations Americans, Pr'tish, Canadians, Australians, .New Zeal andera, South Africans should com bine with Russia and with Italy to rid the world of kalsorUm - Jntv as the Russian people united against the domination of the csar. The Intervention of the . United States Is the grestest event in the history, of the war since August, 1914. to VflPii Orelisstpa ; Including 100 Musicians With WALTER DAMROSCH, Conductor, and EFREM ZIMBALIST, one of the world's greatest violin players ; Tuesday, If April 1 Medford Duy Your Heat From Us IT IS (JOOD MKAT. IT HAS THE RIGHT PLAVOB " IT 18 . TKNDKK. IT IS EASY TO DIGEST. IT IS A RELIEF TO THAI TIHKI). OVKRWORKKD AND DISORDERED STOMACH. . IT ; MEANS LIFE ' Our Prices Are: '" beef; llrlsket lUillliig ..... .........10o KiiiM-kle for mmp 5c Short HIImi r. ..- 11c -'Plate 'Reef ..................l lo , Flank Reef .....................l 1c ; , Pot Roast ........... :.L.12Hc . Prime Rib Hoart lllo : Hump RoaHt, Hrst rut ......15c ' ; Rump RtuiHt, IwHt cot ... ia4c Round Steak ISc , Sirloin Steak ; Wc" T Rone Steak :..,..20c lleef Liver .......,.10c f Beef Heart ........He v ; t- c .) , " SMELT ..;.J,...L.V. . . VEAL ''.:;' . vent 'stew ,.;...:...............is)i( .Veal Shoulder IIH Veal Steak .... .-...ISc and lie lioln Veal .... ...Jte Rump Veal ..........l..:.........lll Whole Icg of Veal ; -.lie i.'-;,' '"'.,' .pork IVirk haa gone nearly o ol reach but we are holding the prices, level. . ; r I'lg Hocks 10c iMrk Roaat ...... tflc and Ilk IVrk U4n ami Rib ........J Leg IVa-k lie Excellent Hams ......IMt ' tltage Hams ...... Rreakfaftt Baron ......25o toSOr ......5c per lb. , Temple MarlCet