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SOUTHERN PACIFIC
FOLDER ADVERTISES
BIG EXPOSITIONS
Tluro world rsponitious is tin? lnt
cut mcthoil of ilonlfinntiiiK tha $.i0,
Q00O0O exposition nt Sim FrnncNVo,
'"Pie Everything in Motion" opposi
tion nt Snn Diego, nnd the grenteibof
nil in expositions t)ie J,')00 mile
hIYcIou fltreluh of wonderful seeen
cry, glorious clitnnte Mid nmazinp
productiveness the l'neifio const it
hell". Tll'm is but the inlroduetion of n
Rixty-four page, beautifully illustmt
ed, highly rolorcd pamphlet onllwl
"I Ugh Points on Four Great High
wnytt" just issued by tho Sontnem
l'neifio for distribution through its
own agent H and the thnuinnils of
ngents of its connecting linen thtoiigh
out the middle west, the eastern
stales niul Canadian provinces.
Tho center pages of tho iur.iphlct
nil' given up to a wonderful panoram
ic view of tho exposition and the Gol
den Gate, 31 inchesjongjtiy C inches
high, nud right Mgelfriretfevnlril en
tirely to ihn exploitation of the Shas
ta Itoutc, including many beautiful
illustrations of western Oregon,
Washington and California. A ery
poor photo of Cniter Lake is shown.
Mr. John M. Scott, general pnv-cii-ger
agent of the Southern Pacific,
has a limited mipply of "High Point V
pnmphk'ts which will be furnished to
parties desiring to send them to east
ern friends.
SWEDISH STEAMER
TRAFFIC COMES TO END
COPENHAGEN, v!a London. Jan.
26. Steamship traffic between Trel
leborg, Sweden, and Sassnlti. Ger
many, lifts come to an end. A iias
xenger steamer recently put out from
Trelleborg, but on" sighting several
submarines off Cape. Arcona she hast
ily returned to port. Tho salting of
Mm Swedish steamer was thereupon
cancelled. "The passage between
Trelleborg and Sassnltz Is the, princi
pal route between Sweden and Ger
many. '
BILL TO PENSION
WARDEN'S
WIDOW
SAIiEXt. Ore., Jan. 26. Senator
Von dcr llcllen, or Jickson county, Is
to Introduce a bill providing an ap
propriation of $3000 for tho family
of Arthur S. Hubbard, deputy game
OREGON
LGIAN
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RELIEF SHIP SAILS
REPUBLICANS PLAN
FOR LOVE FEAST
WITH $43,000 CARGO
A shot of oxygon has boon admin
istered to the Republican party of
Jackson county under tho auspices of
the county central committee, who
hope to rehabilitate, renovate, and
. .... . , .. .i romcxioi mo present mneiuue in uum
warden of that county, who was killed I clothing, tho nolglnn relief steamer). m, ramimlun now 18
months away. Tho sudden Interest
In politics Is supposed to Imvo been
l'OKTl.AND, Ore., Jan. 26.
Loaded with 5500 tons of food and
several months ago by Lorls Martin
nn alleged came poacher of Elk creek.
Hubbard was trying to take n gun
from tartln when ho was killed. The
deputy hail attempted to servo a war
rant, tho hunter having been ac
cused of killing deer out of season.
Hubbard was considered one of the
most efficient wardens In tho ser
vice, and Senator Von der Hellen
thinks the $3000 asked Is reasonable
under tho clrcumstnnces. Hubbard
Is survived by n widow and two children.
LIBRARY
PCTO liMD'DfiniC ,lf,c ,um "llu' ,hp Kuro
UUU nnwDUlmO R. Iinvlni; come un.lcr
Crnnley sailed from Portland today.
Sho will complete her carpo at As
toria and San Francisco, her destina
tion being Hotterdnm. The value of
the cargo loaded bote amounts to
$43 SIS.Sti.
The OreBon Helena relief commit
tee, consisting of Samuel 1 1 til. chair
man: Or. O. O. doffln, J. Van lloom
Issen, l Henri l.abbe and Joseph
Clossott, nnd a larBO crowd were at
the municipal docks to wish the ves
xel a successful voyage. When the
Crnnley puts to sea she will display
larse banners bearing the words "Uel
Blan Itellef Ship." The Crnnley was
the first steamer bearing the scars
of n naval attack to put Into a Pa-
prompted by n higher source than
anything In Jnckson county or the.
state of Oregon. .Members of the
committee will from time to time
take their pen In hand, and produce
some moio of the classics of logic, so
well remembered fiom the November
election. Dr. J. M. Keeno, llert An
derson, and other G. O P. warhorscs
head tho new movement.
Lincoln's birthday. February IS,
the lepubllcans of the city and conn
t) will hold n low feast at tho Mod
ford Hotel. This morning the Sun's
leading editorial wants to know
"Mow Long Will Jackson County
Republicans Support the Democratic
JAPAN SEEKS TO
GRAB
CHUNKS
uropean war he-
range of the 'party?" The Sun ami Pendleton
s guns when' Live Wire are the only two newspap-lnuin,)N w ,,,.,, granted the result fcoulil
that warship made a daring raid Inters in the state, who, have been bat-, tnutumount to turning over to
OF
CHINESE EMPIRE
PEKING, Chlnn, Jan. 2U. IVttnlii
political and territorial demands
which Japan has made upon Chlnn
following the Japanese occupation of
Kino Chow have become known In
Peking and their extent Is disquieting
to Chinese officials.
These demnnds, 21 In number, were
communicated to the Chinese govern
ment January 23 by the Japanese
minister here. They Include first,
Mint Chlnn turn oxer to Japan all ex
isting German nud Austrian conces
sions, second, that China pledge her
self not to give concessions In tho
rutin o to any country except Japan:
third, permission to build a special
teirltorlal railroad, and fourth min
ing privileges In Shantung and Fuklen
provinces, In .Manchuria, In eastern
Mnugolln, nnd In tho Vnng-Tso valley.
It Is fell In Peking Mint It thcMc do
BLI
JECHERSURVIVORS COUP PL
ANNEDFOR
AH
EDINBURGH
KASERS
BIRTHDAY
KOINIU'IMIII, Scotland, .Inn. atl,
(via London.) Fitly mirvlvors of
the ricimuu urmoied cruiser Hluecher
which wit sunk in the Ninth Sen mi
Sunday in an cugngi'ini'iit wllh llrit
Mi warships, were landed fni t,wo
llritUh tmpcilo boat deslioyeis toilu"
at Lcith, two miles north pi' IMin
limgh. A contingent of the Hod t'uws
corps was ul the dock with ambu
lances o rcccie twentv-throo men
AMSTERDAM, via London, Jan,
2(1 - Hopoila icnched Amsterdam to
day (o the effect that the Germans lit
IIoIkIuiii ate preparing it big military
onluro for tonioirmv, Einpeior l('
llain's birthday. y
' lle'talls of tho expected eoup Imvo
not been townlcd but all the rnllrwuU
ol 'iteUftuin ate being used excliinM:
ly for military purposeH. (It eat
(iinuttles or war mateilitl are being
sent to the front.
whd'had been wounded In the fight. I
One of the wounded (Icimiins had of a inanager-secretiiry, etc. Tho
died while on the way to the poll. the dining hall will be transformed
The prisoners of wnr were taken ' Into nn assembly room? the snmplo
in nutotuobilcM to lMinhurgli unMle. rooms will be used for billiard par
The men who had escaped unscathed jlor and committee mourn, mid tho
looked lit nnd weie not downcast, small parlor will bo iclalued for tho
Thcv watched the soldiers drilling on 'use of Mm member. Tho two upper
llm niniwle fiiniiids. The siii'vUniH 1 floors, containing .10 elegiiutly mi-
weie dressed ino-llv m the blue of the '
The public library has
from the state library a loan of the
following books to supplement what
It already has on the European situateon:
German Sea l'ower, Html ft Castle: j
Germany nnd the German Emperor, '
received ,u" harbor of Pennug, nn Island off
lite .wnuty peninsula, nnu suiik u
French tor-1
Ming for the I.ord nnd Toddy Kooho
vell at Armageddion, and a change
of faith and return lo the fold Is
neeii.
j The prospect of something to eat I,,,,, r,.,,.,i t0 the Japanese note.
Itusslnn cruiser and a
Ipedo boat on October 2S.
I. '
I PENDER'S CASE RESTS ON ion Lincoln's birthday, and the morn
WORD OF HAIR EXPERT . ,,,B l,al't,r article enthused disciples
IIOHN
he-
Japan all the regions above named
as spheres of Influence, to Mm detri
ment of the Meaty rights of other
nations. The Plug goernment has
Perrls; Case of Uelglum In the Pre I
out War. Hapburg Monarchy. Steed: SALEM. Oie.. Jan. 215. Import
r:.,vrri,.n..ni r.,,,1 Parties In Contl- eMdenco that the hair found In the
nental Europe. Lewell: Wine-Press. ' lnils of Mrs. Daisy Wehrman. who.
J'eyes: Problems of Power. Fullerten: jwlth her little child, was msterloitly
Official documents bearing on the lnln " h" home near Scappose in ,
European wnr: Austro-lliingarlan September. Mil. was not from tbei
Note to Servla. Servian Heply, llrlt-.hcad of John Pender, convicted of
Ish White Paper, German Willie uume "" h...."-
liy tlie pnssage oi me ameniiiiieni ,
of the party of Joe Cannon,
Penrose and
yond words.
William Lorlmer.
Chinese officials are pnrttculnrly
lncetied now nt rumors circulated
hero Mint Chlnn I negotiating with
Germany to the end that Get man of
ficers ro-orgnuUo the Clilnct.fltnrniy.
navy. Some still wore sett hoots mid
a few weie in their Mnckiuc IVet,
GRANTS PASS TO HAVE
HOME FOR COMMERCIAL CLUB
GltANTS PAHS. Jan. 2il. Article
of Incorporation have been filed with
the serretniy of state of the "Cham
ber of Commerce of Grant Pass."
nud If the present plana materlallte
Mils city will mioii be the home of a
l) jchnmhor of commeice pnlntlally
honied nnd rondiutcd along most
modern Hues.
The Incorporator of the ehnniber
nro .Meiers, II. i. .ntirnMs, n. t.
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iliilyliitil rtwiniM. utll lii, firiMllilitit liV I if-
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sldeut member of the chamber of
commerce, unmarried men, who will
make their home Iheieln,
Till report I denounced u without J Dunlnp nnd G. II, Durham, ami Mo
Book.
of the
abolishing capital punishment, was
'produced today In the office of Gov-'
RELIEF
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foundation.
Tho Itocue Illver Public Servlco
corporation of Gold Hill. In Its fight ernor Wlthyconibe.
for the electric lighting business of1 It was also established that tho
..I- ..i ,. ,.,n.i. i, n,im nt. hair has the same characteristics as
fer to Ashland ns this city, for the 'that of John G. II. Slcrks, the Inmatol titute Ilel-iiins. w'us towed into this
furnishing of electricity upon a whole-1 of. tho state Insane asylum, who con-h,irlior by the American revenue cut
sale basis. A similar proposition will '.fessed the crime nnd later repudlat- ' ter Audroseocgin with the aid of two
HALIFAX, N S.-4-Iii.i. h The
helpless teantcr Oiunino bound' from
riill rnilH'isiMi nun si''iic-i iur ii-i
Im tnadn to Grants Pnss. and one has ed his story, snjlng he had mailo It to Cnnuilinn covcrnment stenhictv.
already been made to Gold Hill. All free Pender.
. ...i... .An.i,i.ntinn Governor Wlthycombe nnnounceil.
. . after receiving the report of the ex- 'J.'iO
There, has been a heavy falling off perls who bad examined thejtalr that
In transient travel tho last ten days, bo was determined to clear up the
no wanderers lielng quartered In tho mystery surrounding the case and
city Jail for tho last flvenlghts. clear Pender If ho was Innocent.
The ('amino, disabled, was picked
up oil Gallic iiinnii ami tue trip oi
miles to Iluhtnx wits made
against violent khIoa,
It is c.xiioHeil that scleral ivoeks
ivill he required to iituke repairs to
the rami no.
DEFICIENCY BILL
WASHINGTON, Jan, 2C Presi
dent W 1 1. io n sIkiiciI today the emer
gency deficiency bill, earning ap
proximately $5,000,000, the flml of
the general appropriation bill of
the present session of congress to
coino before lilin. Fifteen others
must follow before March I.
The president also signed the bill
creating the Itocky .Mountain Na
tional Park In Colorado, with approxi
mately '.'00,000 acre of public lands.
articles stale the purposes of the
organisation to be tho upbuilding
ami ndiiiucemeul of I lie business, In
diiHtrlal and social affair of the city
of Grants Pass.
Mr. Andrews, who bn hern the
moving spirit In the cnlcrnrlKc, sa
that the plans of the new organisa
tion luiolie the taking over, under
lease of the Oxford hotel building
'and furnishings, nud the trans
formation of tho handsomely built
for general club purposes. The lobby
will be n reading and lounging roem:
and equipped structure Into u home
for Mm chamber of commerce. The
membership of the chamber will bo
made up from the citizens of tho
community Interested In the object
sought through the organization,
with n monthly due In keep up the
running expenses, the emplo) incut
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plul Nittle niul till the IhjIIIi- wltb plain
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'I hi Plnex niul Nuunr rjwup inepii
tntiim taken right hold of a cotiuli niul
glim nlmixt iiiiuirdlutn relief. It bun.
riti the dry. lioarM' ur tight omgli hi n
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hronrliltU, paiinillc crolip ami wintrr
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extract, rich in ciinlnnil, which In i
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of uUoluto latlalactlon, or nioni'V pnniipt
Iv rrfundrd gom with tliln prrparatiuu,
Tho Plncx Co., Ft. Wayne, Ind.
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SUNDAY, JANUARY 31st
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 1st
PA GE THEATRE
Announcement Extraordinary
AUTHENTIC AUTHORIZED MOVING PICTURE OF THE
PRESENT EUROPEAN WAR
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We are pleased to announce having secured fo r Sunday, January 31st, and Monday, February 1st, the Hearst-Selig European War Picture. These pic
tures were taken with the consent and assistance of the Belgian government and 50 per cent of the profits go to the Belgian Red Cross service. This picture
consists of five parts, or 5000 feet of acutal war history, showing war events as they actually occurred. You have been reading the censured reports of this
great war for months, now you can actually see the events as they really occurred. This wonderful film showing tho history of this war was seen by over CO,
000 people at the Portola Theatre, San Francisco, two weeks ago. The following was taken from the San Francisco "Examiner" of January 16th, 1915:
"Hearst-Selig War Movies Too Popular. Vast Crowd Gets Theatre Manager in Police Court; Case Dismissed. The case against Eugene H. Roth, manager of
the Portola Theatre where the Hearst-Selig Motion picture history of the great war is being shown, was dismissed yesterday morning by Polico Judge "'
Brady. Roth was charged with violating an ordinance in permitting the blockading of the lobby and the .sidewalk. It was explained to the court that tho treJ ,
mendous crowd? which wished to view the pictures h ad j ammed the lobby and the sidewalk in spite of the protest of the management. "
This large advertisement will not appear again. The reason for the early announcement is, that the management of this theatre wishes to give patrons
of adjoining towns and outside districts, sufficient notice to enable them to take advantage of this opportunity.
Remember the Dates, Sunday, January 31st and Monday, February 1st
SUNDAY, doors open at 12:45 P. M., pictures start at one o'clock, runs continually until midnight. Monday, doors open at 10:45 A. M pictures start
at-11 A. M. and run continually until midnight.
Admission Adults, Lower Floor 25c, Balcony 15c, Children 15c
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