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ttr.KVrMHAV, MAI14 H S. 191.
TONIGHT
. Jdha Elfcge
it
The Countess
Channing
Th
(ire lit Woouut lrapnauktor
Bjr 4irdnr Hunting
As "nuts lo
lo woman" Sir. Kiting will ap
peal to yon Immensely In this
brilliant story of fan, thrills,
and high oo4y. Unnt mlaa
him.
Added ttrctn
Th of th (ifraum
I th Rattle of Arraa"
XO KAI8K IX PR14TC
10c aad Me
PER52Nf1L LOCAL :
J. E. Turubull and M. Dunn went
to Roscburg 'thla morning.
Try th Oxford Cafe tor your
noonday lunch Sic. 01
.Miss Millie Orak returned laal
night front a two iffki' stay at
Ashland.
Get ticket for "Hob White." Seat
on sale Thursday-morning at Horn
lag' 8hark. 91
C. W. Holland and family and
John Souder left last night tor Tou-
penlsh, Wash.
Miss tlenevleve Pattlllo departed
this morning for Salem, where the
will visit frlenda.
A superior I o'clock dinner at the
Oxford Cafe S5e. OS
Mr. 8. A. Douglas arrived last
night from Corvallta "and will spend
few day visiting with friends here.
8. 8. Schell left this morning for
Myrtle Creek and from there he will
go by automobile to Comatock, where
he I engaged on contract work.
"Bob White" at opera house Pri
day and Saturday evenings. For the
benefit of the Red Cross. 01
Mrs. C. P. Spencer, who visited her
son, A. C. Spencer and family, re
turned to Roaeburg today. She was
accompantod'by Mrs. A. C. Spencer
and two children, who wilt visit In
Roeeburg.
The Oxford Cafe will have some
thing very special I to 8 Sunday. OS
Red Ooa benefit at opera house
Friday and Saturday evening. "Bob
White" by local talent under the di
rection of Laura Thomas Onnnell. 01
TAKTLMA
i-i Win. Roaa Is going up to look af
ter Camp Chicago during the rest of
the snowy season. '
The new dance ball will be com
pleted this week. A dance will be
given Saturday March t. and
want to see everybody there.
Maaonk) Meetings
Special Blue lodge. 8:30 tonight:
M. M. degree, after Star meeting. 01
Helping: Win the W
Mrs. U A. Kldridge. of Pruttdale,
who has twovona In the service and
whose husband is In the wood saw-
wlng business, says that she has help
ed her husband win the war bv tak-
Three Inches of snow fell In ourj,nf J00 of. woo4 froll, ,he MW.
elty. Sunday night. I tng m,cnme .., keep ,he home r
Cornell Koheery made a trip to Durang
Grants Pase the first of the week on ..
business.
Entertained. Nelma Friends
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Johnson spent Rnhpt .,, v,r.
Saturday and Sunday In Kerby vls-jWt Bihop Mrf t.,arem.e Kr0llt
Ring relatives.
Clifford Hogue,- of Kerby, spent
Saturday and Sunday with bis dad.
B. F. Hogue, of Takllma.
Chas. Long is visiting friends In
our city. . . ...... - "
Roy Clark returned home from
Crescent City Sunday after spending
several days there on business.
The Ideal Fancy Work club met
at the home of Mrs. '. E. Smith
Thursday afternoon.
and Mrs. Frank Sargeant of Selma,
motored to Frnltdale Sunday and
were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
L. A. Eldridge. Mrs. Kldridge is a
sister of Mrs. Front and Mrs. Bishop
and an sunt of Robert Frost. ' . 1
C0MI50
EVENTS
March 5, Tuesday Hobo social by
women of Betbsny church at the
Bobzien home.
March 8 and 9, Friday and Saturday
'High school opera "Bob White"
opera house, benefit Red Cross.
Mar. 15, Friday Sapper given by
-the ladles of the Baptist church.
March It, Saturday Red Cross
Sale.
". :
4S GKHMAX DEAD PICKED
CP BT AMERICAS TROOPS
To llefomit Star Ciult-h
Plans for the reforestation of 100
acres In Star Gulch near Applegate
that has been barren for a number
of years as a result of forest fires
that swept it, are being formed by
District Forest Supervisor Erlckson,
and the actual planting of young
trees will start within a week. The
denuded land will be reforested with
yellow pine taken from government
nurseries at Page creek in Josephine
county, snd Wind River.
NEW TOD 41
(CLASSIFIED AD RATES. 28
words, two Issues, S6c; Hi Issue,
50c; one month, f 1.50. when paid In
advance. When not paid In advsnce.
Se per line per Issue.)
With the American Army In
France, Mar. 6. More than 45 Ger
man dead-i-all of whom had been
killed In the German attack against
the American salient . northwest of
Tool on Friday morning were
counted In the American entangle
ments and In "No Man's Land" to
day. !
The Germans had been shot down
while returning to their own lines,
after being routed by the Ameriran
soldier.
German parties tried to approach
to carry off the corpses but were
driven off by machine gun fire.
One German had been bayonetted i
to death, but the American who i
killed him evidently was killed him
self as none of the men alive claim i
Aa finve rinne It. 1
Another German had been killed
"by a hand grenade. The balance
had been slain with rifle or auto
matic pistols.
DRY WOOD Carson-Fowler Lum
ber company, phone 173-J. 03
MY COWS have been given the tu
berculin test and were all found
to be in a healthy condition. Peter
OUon. 02
FARM LAND FOR KENT 13 acres
bn river, Inside the city, good soil.
rent for one-fifth the crop. L. A,
Launer. 03
FOR SALE Alfalfa and stock ranch
on creek and highway, close In,
house worth $1,200, two good
barns, running water In hotine and
barn, $3,000 worth of wood, good
outrange, 30 acres cultivated bot
tom land tinder irrigation ditch,
stocked and equipped, a fine clean
place. Price, $4,500. L. A. Laun
er. real estate. 03
Joy Tonight
"SIRENS OF
THE SEA"
13c and 23c
I LOST Automobile glove, gBimtlet,
black leather, finder please leave
at Courier office. 02
ALL THOSE INDEBTED to me may
address me at Dunsmulr, Cal
from now on Jitney Luke. 02
FOR SALE 35 head Rto'k cattle
principally steers; also T0 sacks
Early Surprise seed potatoes. O.
M. Knox, phone Provolt central.
06
WANTED Several men.' prefer mar
rled. Orchard and farm work
"' good pay and accommodations. Ap-
ply to Elsmann Orchard, ' Rogue
River, Ore. 05
FOR SALE Yoiin Barred Kck
rooster, fine stock, lnqtilte at
Courier office. til
Wreck Near CumMtc
The southbound train, No. 1 1 and
IS. due at 1:01 a. m. and 8:10 n. tu
today, were delayed by a freight
wreck near Comatock. It Is reoorted
that six freight car were derailed.
Harvey In Kron
Mr. and Mr. O. P. Harvey of 101
North Fifth street, on Tuesday re
ceived a. card from Washington, an
nouncing the safe arrival of their
son, R. R. Harvey, In Frame.
Wheeler tMMim "Over There'1
Mr. Oeborn of Murphy, on Mon
day received word from Wheeler Oe
born, her son, announcing his safe
arrival In Franco. Mr. Oeborn Is a
member of Co. B, 10th Engineers.
Short Kwainewa Meeting
The meeting of the Kaatern Star
tonight will be confined to a short
business meeting, beginning promni
ly on time and adlonrnlng as soon
a possible In order to allow the
Mason to use the ball.
tYm Holm Your ITemlum ''.
All members of the Knights and
Ladles of Security are requested to
be present Friday night and make
laim for their cash and emblematic
prises. The degree staff will put on
the Initiatory work for a elssa of 30
candidates.
Mian McCormlck At Wllitovllle
Miss Anne McCormlck, district
home demonstration agent, will
speak at Wlldervlll In the rhurch
building Saturday afternoon at S
o'clock. All women are requested to
attend this meeting. Saturday even
ing Miss McCormlck will meet with
the Provolt Community club.
Many Knjoy Handout ,
There was a full house at the II.
C. Bobxien home Tuesday night at
the hobo social and there was not a
dull moment during the slay of the
guests. -All were expected to apiiear
in appropriate costume but there
were number who neglected to ob
serve that formality. These were
taken In charge by a decorating com
mittee and when the committee com
pleted their work the subject had
bee transformed into the Weary
Willie class. There were games and
mualo and handout for each couple,
and i besides, the Women's Associa
tion's treasury was enriched.
IS
it
The fact that the C. A O. C. rail
road situation Is not a back num
ber and relegated to the chamber of
past dreams la evidenced by the fol
lowing telegram whirl) was received
today by Mayor Demaray.
"Washington. D. C, Mar. 6. C.
H. Demaray, Grants Pass, Oregon-
Thanks for your message. Have con
ferred with Mr. Lea as suggested.
The railroad situation generally Is
actively Before u and having prefer
red attention at the hands of Judge
Twohy and myself. (Signed) R. B.
Miller."
VALUE 10 HOIK
Mis Ann McCormlck, emeigenvy
home demonstration agent, has pre
pared the following list of bulletins;
which are of Interest to houtewtvea.
These bulletins can be obtained free
by wrlllug to the superintendent of
documents, department of agricul
ture, Washington, D. C:
No.
Farmers Bulletin
NUT lliead and Bread Maklug in
the Home.
808 How to Select Foods.
811 How to Select Foods.
817 How to Select Food.
3(S I'm of milk as Foods.
100 Homemade Fruit Butters.
871 Fruit and Vegetable as Con
server of Staple.
SSI Canning Vegetable In the
Home.
TIT Food for Young Children.
. rJ Honey and Its (se In the
Home.
Jt1 Corn Meat and Ways of t'stng
It.
14 Ceresl Breakfast Foods.
311 Economics! I'se of Meat In
the Home.
841 Drying Fruits and Vegetables
In the Home,
IIS Curing Pork on the Farm. .
35 tiarden Diseases and Insect
Control.
185 Beautifying the Home
(Irbunds. v
S10 Modern Conveniences for the
Farm Home.
(07 The Farm Kitchen As a
Workshop.
301 Removal of 8taln From
Clothing and Other Textile.
Bulletins which may be obtained
from the Oregon Agricultural col
lage. Write to th college exchange.
Corvalll. for these bulletins.
15T Feeding Chickens for Eggs.
l&H Trapping Moles.
10 Farm Butter' Making.
. 2 Housing of Chicken.
it Incubating and Brooding
Chicken.
tl Insect Pest of Harden Crops.
18 Boa Keeping for th Oregon
Farmer.
lid How to Conduct a Fly Cam
paign. 387 The Home Vegetable Garden.
10 Food for th Family.
310 Method of Cleaning.
183 Th Kitchen.
lit Household Accounts.
Extension Bulletin ('so of Dried
Fruits and Vegetables.'
Extension Bulletin War Hi. -ads
and Cakes.
Extension Bulletin Sulmtltutes
for Meat.
Wc Don't
Sell Misery
We Sell SHOES
KVMIV I'Alll HAH .
UH I'KH CENT Of H4tl.Il tOMKOHT
Mitt I'KH 4 KNT OK Jl AMTY
!) I'KH CENT OK AI'CK Alt AM K
Tre Florsheim
TIih is only oae way lit wltkli you ran realise the
tpct value of this shiM, and thai I lit Mfnr a pair
ynurnrlf,
nm tmk. max who i auks"
GRANTS GkgOON
Secoi d-Hand Ford Cars
Bought and Sold
C. L. HOBART CO.
GERMAN PEACE TERMS
Amsterdam, Mar. 8. A prelimin
ary peace treaty has been signed be
tween Rumania and the central pow
er. Rumania cedes Dorbrud'a s
far as the Danube, and undertakes
to further transport of Teutonic
troops to Odessa. .
MEDFORD TO VOTE
ON BONDING PLAN
Medford, Mar. 6. In answer to
initiative petitions presented at last
night's council meeting, signed by
the required percentage of legal vo
ters, a resolution was passed calling
for a special city election April 3,
when the socalled deferred payment
plan will be voted upon.
This new plan is one which has
been drawn up in conformity with
the recent supreme court declnlon,
which knocked out the Hanson plan,
and has been approved by John C.
Thompson, a New York attorney rec
bgnized as an expert In such matters.
The new plan requires only interest
payments the first three years, and is
generally designed to put the mini
mum burden upon the property own
ers of the city at the present time.
OLE HANSEN IS TO
BE SEATTLE MAYOR
Seattle, Mar. 6. Ole Hansen has
won the mayoralty contest by a' ma
jority of 4,198, according to nesrly
complete returns today.
DR. SPARK
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UtnSNKIt WlltrX . NOIHKLKMH HOltNH
HIMKKI.KMH IIATTKIIIKH LAZY HTAHTKIIH
, And all iuM of oiic elect rl ylem
KltKK HATTKItY lrt'KtTIV Office, lit lloiiart's Garage
C. A. LINCH
Itioiui ITS . , ,
! An Atlantic Port, Mar. . The
American steamship Armenia, for
merly a Herman merrhsntinan, lies
badly damaged on the British const,
after being torpedoed.' Tlia crew ar
rived today.
NATIONAL MAZDA
LAMPS
at
Rogue River Hardware
: TIIK 111(1 RBD rnoNT
I
i.XKW KIIIKHIAX IlKI't rtLIC
OIHJAMZKH AT IUKITHK
You can nip cold in
the bud Clear your
Natural Fsmlnln Thought.
Rescuer (to drowning woman)
"Now, madam, don't struggle and we
nre safe; the Inke Is aa clear as a mir
ror, and" Drowning Woman "Oh.
let me look In It 1 I think my hnck hnlr
Is coming down 1"
an nip
head instantly
TryKondorfs)
tor the
Cold-in-head
(at no coot to you)
90.1100.000 ban na4 till -rMMl
remedy. For chrnnla tuUrrS, aor
ftM. coach, fnlda, riMlnc. bom
hlAd, io. Writ im for eoupllmen
Urr can. or bnjr tnha at drnavlat'a.
It will benaflt TOO roUB llmaa awn
than It coat, or par nour bask.
Kor trial oaa Ira writ to-.
lolHilirs.es., HMumn,MiM.
Canton a City of Canal.
At Canton, the oldest city In south
ern Chinu, the liver Is, In effect, canal
laed, and the shipping Is heavy and
varied. The water la deep enough for
ships of 1,000 tons burden a far as the
city, but foreign boats come np only
as far a Whampoa, nine miles to the
southeast,' where there are extensive
docks. Here the InMIng and unload
ing la done by native boats. Yeiwela
of deep draft lie outside the bar. For
ty miles below la the Boca Tigris
(Mouth of the Tiger), and the water
widens into a wide estuary. Water di
vide the old from the new town and
surrounds the Island and the suburbs,
where the European live, so that Can'
ton has an nhundnnce of picturesque
water life. Including a big houseboat
population. '
Vologda, Ilussla. Sunday, Mar. 3,
A new Siberian council of the
workmen's and soldiers' republic at
I Irkutsk, which has determined not
'to leuuguUe any Imperialistic tier
J man peace, has organised a council
lor national Hllmrian commissioners
coniponod of 11 members of the llol-
ihevlkl and four left Hoclal revolu
tionaries. The president of the conn
iill Is M. Hhosktxy and the' minister
'of foreign affairs, M. Weliibauni. , A
j SHutIhii central executive committee
,to act us an Independent legislative
body also has been formed.
XOItTIIWKHT TIUMPM WILL
H4JHT TIKtKTHKIt IN HIANCK
Cnlltns cards at the Courier.
ar
, Useful Tr.
An Amerlciin tree, known as the
shea, or butter tree, la beginning to at
tract commercial tittenllon. It sup
plies not imly niltx, but iiInii butter
thot in ii y become an article of commer
cial Imtioi'liiiK'e. It Is nlri'iidv exported
to Knrnpe, where makers of artificial
butter And use for It,
AlimiMt two-thirds of the nut I veg
ctnbln butter. The tree heglna to bear
when It Is fifteen yenra old and reachea
Ha prime In twenty-flve year. Choco
late manufacturer could easily util
ize the product. It might also be of
use In making candle and aoap.
, Washington, .Mai. 6. --Troops
from the northwest at American
Lake will go to the front aa a divi
sion. J'emiin.il uHHiiiHiice to thin ef
fi:t was lc;i Senator McNary .today
by Ad jiit.tnt (ieneral McCain. A re
port hud reached Henutor Mr Nary
thai i.iu 1 u .flu cuunt nidi would be
' used for replacement to fill gaps
'caused by losses and so become wide
ly scattered and time their state Iden
tity. Thla plan, It Is believed, was
under consideration, hut General Mc
(Caln agreed this would be unfortun
ate In view of all the circumstances,
the American Lake troops being con-
sldnred amon the best units any
where In ramp.
. Neatly printed stationery at the
Courier offlo. .
Letterheads that will picas you, at
lie Courier.