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

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Newspaper Page TextMas rovm DAILY ROOUI RIVER OOURIKA WKIi.NKMUAV, HAJHH 1:1, UIN li it f. ail a Br Wl Am 1 1 U BBl II f I M BY I -sBUMlllllIll -sm . ..MBSiaaassssaBWjasw , MsinsaiaaBBBaaBhah. 4 I .ssssspssk. if HI w. nAXI I'M NOfcV W7gfl MiM.rwv. aj lers. and there were etate prise win ner In vi y litter. She U III dam :of SI state fair winners, Including 'II firsts and eight chain pUius. That this great old sow la transmitting her remarkable producing ability at I vol! la Indicated by III fart that alt of her dauiihttir that hava yet far rowed, of which there la any record, have had from nine to II live Ikh the Hrat Utter. The old ant la att III as thrifty and vlmironi aa aver and looks to he Rood for half a hundred plaa more. Itlley Safe hi Satire Word haa been received by Grsnts Pas frlenda of ltoscoe C. Hlley of his safe arrival "overseas." Mr. , Riley was formerly with the tele phone company In hla city and en- .tinted In tha alimnl corps of the army. You'll Do Well 'THREE ZEPPELINS : 5 FRESH FHOM 1HE TREE ANew Stock, of Ajax Tires X JAX is the livest, sturdiest, "lasting-est" tire on the market While others are claiming Quality, Ajax makers are guar 1 anteeine it. Back of this guarantee in writing 5000 miles is the fact that Ajax Tires are registered at the home office in the individual owner's name. They MUST MAKE GOOD. Come in and let's talk Ajax. ROGUE RIVER HARDWARE THE RIO 1UCU FRONT MlllMIMIIMIMftlllf IMIIIItlflllMIMHIIIIItiaitf- 1 London, Mar. IS. Three Zeppe-, ' Una participated in a raid on Kng land last night. One dropped ho in In n Mull, where one woman died of I ehork. Moat of the liomha were dropped on open country. i to come to this House of Good Clothes for all your spring outfitting! A Suit ? ANew Hat? Haberdashery ? I'r ltK AUK THK MPItlNtl NlVl.rH, Hr At Til I I.I. V TAIUHtrll t'HOM HICK HI ITIVtiH, IHHHIKVT . I limm IN rVMlV WW. NI.1 . IH a) TO IO K SHOW THK CUl VI'IIV IH'HT MVTTHCM I. Alls r HUM 'US. J 'i..Vl at TO HO KMI.IMVK AM CI.A.tsY NTVI.KN IN Mil HIT. TIM, IIOHKItY, HTC. t ome hci-e to do your cIiimmIiiu anil viettr the lw oulllttlim. Il nmt no nmrv. PEERLESS CLOTHING CO. CASH CLOTHIERS "If Men Wear It, We Have It" Vaiiiiune,, II. C. Mm. 13. A cablegram Just received, aaya aeveral , vlllagca In Queensland, Australia, were deiitroyed by cyclone on Mon day. Casualties are believed lo he . heavy, 1 (iMtMAN-AlHTItlW TIIOOPM (V limHtK OMKH.HA : PER52NdL LOCAL : i. S. Whitman left this morning I Amoa Smith made a trip to .Med r Notf, Ore., where he will spend ford today. summer at hla son "a sawmill. ! n, , i . land this morning for a ahort stay. 0. O. Bunch went to Wolf Creek last night on a business trip. Article for Iteil n The committee for the Ited Crow siic to te held Saturday reueats that all artlclea be sent Thursday. Anyone wishing packages tailed for have word at Iienuray'a drug store. ' I'nunc i jh-j. Mrs. R. J. Hull came In from .Med lord thin morning and will spend aj law weeka with her sons. Will and Fred Hull, near this city. Ua'.rfH lamps at Rogue River Hdw. ' I'lincem Itoynl Mnkr Iteiord If all the brood aowa In the Tnlted Statea produced like one registered! Berkshire matron at Winona ranch,' Granta Paaa. Ore., It would mater- I Herlin, Mar. IS German and Aua ; tro-Hungarlan troops are now before , Odessa. ,l.lKH II. tiUAHAM y.WTS NOMINATION Salem. Mar. 13. Jamea Harvey Crahnm. a democrat of Dakar, filed his declaration today, of candidacy 'for representative In congress from ; the second district. Donald Offlns left Monday for Klamsth Falls, where he will be em- floyed as bookkeeper for the Klara aaa Falls Lumber company. A. W. Dahlberg went to KoHeburg tally Increase the pork supply of the this morning for a few days. allies. This sow. Princess' Royal S. nd reserve grand cham- t ' Mrs. Mary Silvers came in from WM enlor l the Cow creek canyon country this Blon ow f HU Oregon slate afternoon. I fair. BIJOU TONIGHT Vivian Martin it "The Sumet TraU" but she had no Idea of resting Mrs. Alice Hakir arrived this al- "pon her I,nre, f,er "Inning this; nonor. instead she has farmweri CAItlt OK TH AN KM We wish to express our thanks to all who so kindly expressed their sympathy, and rendered service In the last sad rilea of our son, Ivan D. Sloan. MR and MRS. S. P. SLOAN. ternoon from Ktmene. called on nc- COMING EVKTTS 1 MM Xo I I CrSaaSr count of the serious illness of her brother. Adam Wlmer. ! Mrs. A. F. Palm arrived this af ternoon from Ko.eliurx for a short stay with relatives. She will go to Klamath Kails In the morning. Don't forget to attend the supper given by the Baptist ladles in their' church Friday evening. Price 3"ic. i i Irving Kesterson left thin mum-' Ing for the Kesterson mill at Wor-i den J. B. Ciimmlngs, of Oatlce, spent! a few days In the city, ret lining home this morning. J. R. Gunning left yesterday for Klamath Falls to spend the summer at one of the mills, j Do you want a good supper for , vol fiaiy,,. . ai m, Ku I" 1113 Oal- . tist church Friday evening 5:30 to .7:30. 08 j B. E. LoUirda, of Dulutli, Minn. engineer of mines, arrived this .morning on the Shasta from San Francisco. I Mr. and Mrs. J. S. 3 hwenk re turned last night from a stay of sev eral months at Toledo, Iowa, and other points. They were called bad; .east on account of the Illness and death of Mrs. Schwenk's mother. ; Mr. and Mrs. I.. R. Mills and two children left this mornlng'for Klam ath Falls, where Mr. Mills will be : employed at the Christie & McCann mill. 124 live piga In 1Z consecutive lit- AltTCKAfT I'HTI RBCO. I'rmenta Geraldine Farrar in "Joan the Woman" HiimmI mi the ininioi'tnl JOAN OK AIM l- Jeanle Mac I'het-KHi March 14. Thursday Meeting Parent-Teacher. association Riverside school, 3:30 p. m. Mar. IS, Friday Supper given the ladles of the Baptist church. March 16, Saturday Red Cross Sale. Mar. 18, Monday- St. Patrick's Hull at the court house under the aus pices of the local Red Cross. 1 1 March 10, Tuesday Special city election. May 17, Friday Primary nominat ing election. QUALITY BUTTER , Made, In (Iranla I'aaa by The Co-operative Creamery tinier our JoM-phliia llrand (mm your tinx-er. If It dm-a n stilt you, you Mill iki ua a faior by telling us an, ami your money ulll lk cheerfully refunded. JoxcpliliK t iHinly t o-operative t VeainiH-y AiMorlatloit, I. W. W. AGITATION iSTUMEZE Havana, Mar. IS Revelatlona fol lowing the arrest last Sunday of Anu tlnlano I -opes and llllaro Alonso In dicate that members of the Indus trial Workers of the World. al though under arrest In Chicago are still carrying on their attempts to spread their propaganda throughout Cuba. Among the papers seised by the Cuban chief of police when l.ope and Alonso were taken Into custody was a proclamation said to have been algned by one of the large num bers of I. W. W. members now In Jail In Chicago, urging sympathizers with the movement to continue their a'dtatlon In Cuba. The proclamation said that, al though members of the I. W. W. were In Jail In Chicago, their power had not decreased. The name of the writer of the proclamation lias not been made public, I "The Sunt Trail" " ' I!) Ileuliili Marie Hit Don't nil ah raptim'.iiiv, Viviii.i Martfn In this drain:1, of ro mance, pluck and tlnllln hui't albnK new lines. Klc ami -c Claim Tuning ! William C. Debley. perfect Ing guaranteed. Phone 121-J. tn n-tf Latin Countries. Latin la the language of ancient Rome, the language originally spoken in Lallan, and afterward extended I over all the Integral parts of the Ro- i man empire in Europe, xne countries i . of South America are Inhabited by ' races ethnically and linguistically re-! Salem, Mar. 13. The Shasta dlf , lated to the ancient Romans or Ital- ferentlal case . has been decided : lans; hence they are called Latin coun- 'against the northwest, by an Inventl- trles. Isatnr for the interstnte commerce - j commission. Ife has advised the com- NEW TODIT " jnilsslon to set aside the ruling mak- ., ,, . .. .. lug the same fare from the east via Seattle and Port In nil as via New Or- Save Womaa From 8urgona Half I Jan. 7, 1111. "My wife haa beta .very alrk and I hava had two doctor with hsr. They said she had appan 'dlcltls tod would have to have aa operation. Bine tha bagaa taking ISTUMBZB tha la Just gattlng along Iflne. I believe It will cure her." Jan. It, 11S. "My wlfs It doing fine, Bhe It able to ting this morn ing and It soundt good to ma. I owe II all to BTUMEZE." Q. ,W. QILL. Ryan, Okla. i If your stomach hurts, If yon hava gas, sour belching of food, dys pepsia, Indigestion, catarrh of tha stomach, go now to your druggist and get a bottle of BTUMEZE, tha master prescription for stomach Ilia. It la guaranteed. CA11IY LIST SHOWS 16 DEAD; 13 WOUNDED Washington, March 13, Tha cas ualty list carries names of alx killed i in action,, three dead from wounds, seven from disease, two severely 'wounded and II slightly wounded. LOSE OUT IN CASE EMERGENCY BOARD ' TO MEET MARCH 20 . (CLASSIFIED AD RATES. 25 words, two Utues, 26c; tlx Issues, SOc; one month, $1.60, when paid In advance. When not raid In advance, 5c per line per Issue.) i Salem, Mar. 13. A meeting of stafe emergency board tins been call ed for March 0, to appropriate ' money for protection of property, , purtlculnrly Portland water front. leans, Oregon and Waahlngtoil probably file objections. will' Job work at tte Co trier. WANTED To buy a one-half horse power motor, single phase, A. C. 110 volt. Call 56-R or see K. It. Crouch at assay office In Mall building. OH Kvery Vear at Murphy I We remember the Irish. Saturday night, 16th, all night dance. Plenty of lunch and splendid nil?!-. $I."0 Join 20th Kngincere . Mynard Martendale of this city and Fred Dodgson, a recent arrival from Eureka, Cat., have enlisted in; the 20th engineers and on Tuesday night went to Vancouver. They ex pect soon to be sent to Fran e. Who foui-lit nllh men wiin loved by mi'ii nixl killetl liy men. I !ove hy men mid killed liy I men. I m t TTTl 3 Days, Beginning Thurs. aaassTraaassTHssssssTBSSssss HEMSTITCHING and pecot edge. 10 cents per yard. Mall orders will receive prompt and careful atten tion. The Vanity Shop. Medford Oregon, 114 West Main. 07tf ROOM wanted by lady with prov! ledge of helping with house, work, or plain sewing, to pay for m?aK Address H. 'M 662 North Sevent'i Street, Grants Pass. OR FOR SALE A sorrel mare, 12 years old, $55. Address Mrs. Ernest Smith, R. F. D. No. 4, Grants Pass, phone Armstrongs, Wlldervllle cen tral. 08 DON'T READ THIS Putty of Hie Circus and SUM) boys and girls from ,1 to IMl yciirs young were at the Joy Theatre l::t night. Polly will be there ago In tonlttlit and ine management will take the pair off the null If mn . miry to accommodate the crowd.