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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-05-07
Los AngeIes Produce Marke
+ Special Dispatch TO The Call

Los ANGELES. May eggs were weaker on
the produce exchange today. Northern cheese
was in demand and advanced to Ice Old pota.
toes are in demand, but new potatoes are
selling well.
Receipts of produce were: Eggs $50 cases;
butter, 22.92o pounds; cheese, 1,1e1 pounds; pc
tatoes, 3SS sacks
Butter-Creamery extra. 271zc lb; frsts. 27C
ID; cooking butter, &c To-
EgSs-Local ranch candled, frsts, &c; case
count, 24c storage packed extras pc; do sec
onds, zoe.
Cheese-Northern fresh. Ice; eastern twins
lS12c; eastern cheddars, l9l3e; eastern longhorn
lsc' eastern daisy, 19c; swiss, imported, soc
SWISS. domestic, 23d25c; brick cream, 20c; linn
burger. 2oM21c.
Beans-No pink, $5.75@5.9O; No. 1 Iimas
81. 4O@4.50; Lady Washington, $3.50; small
whites, $3.25; blackeyes, 1925; garvauzas, 81. So
Potatoes-Salnas, $1.25@l.50: Highlands 300
9Sl.25; Dompoc, $1.25d1.5o; jacksonville, 81 IL
CLIO; Idaho, Si.10@125; new potatoes, 5o@ 100
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-05-07

Snow on ground 10 inches
Inc following maximum and minimum fem,
Peratures are reported from eastern stations for
SOFT; Omaha, $40
SYNOPSIS
Inc pressure has risen slowly over California
ana fallen In Oregon and Washington. IN il
mucn warmer over the entire coast excent ;
small area in the San Francisco bay section,
dhere has been a rise OF 10 degrees in the last
= hours both in the Sacramento and San Jos,
gun valleys Afternoon tempera lures are much
above the normal. ~S
Inc relative humidity at Red BLUM was "a
and at Fresno 30 per cent
Saturday. May I:
For San Francisco and vieiuity-Fsir satur-
day somewhat warmer; light north winds.
changing to fresh west.
For the Santa Clara valley-Fair Saturday.
moderate temperature: light north winds
fof the Sacramento vslley-Fair Saturdsv.
continued warm; light north Winds
FOR the San Joaquin valIey-Fair Satnrdav
continued warm; light north winds
For California south of the Tehaehapi-Fsfr
saturday; somewhat warmer; light north wind
changing to south.
A. &. McADIE. District Forecaster
Daily River Bulletin
SACRAMENTO. May 6.-Observations taken ar
4 a. - -
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-05-07
SCHOONER EVALOST
ON BAR At ALTATA
Mexican Pilots Inexperience in
Handling Sailing Vessels Re-
spOnsible for Disaster

HE Pacific Mail
liner San Jose,
Captain Thompson,
which arrived yes
terday from Pam
anna and way ports,
brought details of
the loss of the lum-
Der schooner Eva
at Altata. On board
the San Jose were
seven members of
the Eva's crew.
The Eva, which
left here April 2
for Altata, in the
gulf of California,
grounded on the
Altata bar at 1880
p. M, April Is, and
will nroye a total
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-05-07
A BOOKLET FOR INVESTORS

The Harris Trust and Savings bank.
2o4 Dearborn street. Chicago, has is
sued a booklet entitled Bonds for Safe
Investment" intended for the use of
persons planning to invest in bonds for
the first time. It's aim is to explain In
simple terms the purposes of various
classes of bonds, and to indicate the
value of bonds as safe investments for
individuals as well as institutions.
Copies may be had free upon request
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-05-07
Lnndnn WnnI Sale.

LONDON, May 6-The offerings at the wool
auction sales today were principally New Yea
land and Punta Arenas crossbreds. There
considerable competition for all offerings, and
prices ruled against the buyers. America pur-
chased medium bright sorts, and Germany Sc
cured the best merinos which were offered in
small supply. The number of bales offered today
was b. 100.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-05-07

ss.75ds.25; western steers. s5.75@775; west
ern cows, S4d6.50.
Hogs-Receipts. 1900 Market 1oc higher.
Bulk of sales Sc. 401e55; heavy, $9.50G9. IS;
packers and butchers, $9.45@s.6o; light, se.15@
$50: pigs. $S.50M9.
Sheep-Receipts, .000 Market steady. Nut
TONS S5.5o67.75; lambs $6.50@S.75; fed west
ern wethers and yearlngs, $6@S; fed western
ewes. $5.50@7.50.
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FOUR GENERATIONS
GATHER AT A DINNER
Offspring Pay Tribute to Aged
Joseph MarSen
- . -. 4, TT m
TSpeeiial Dispoleh 70 The Call

SACRAMENTO, May 6.--Four genera
tions were represented last night at a
dinner held at a local cafe in honor OF
the eighty-second birthday anniversary
of Joseph Marsen. for 80 years a cattle
raiser of Lovelock. New. The Marsen
tree down TO the great grandchildren
was represented. Joseph Marsen came
to Sacramento in the early days and in
1850 was made captain of the Saera-
mento Huzzars. a military company
which escorted the first pony express
to Sacramento.
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Boston Wool Market

BOSTON. May e.-The Commercial Bulletin
viii say of the wool market tomorrow: Little
general Improvement in trading is reported. al
though il is understood another line of Oregon
staple, amounting to 900 pounds, was sold at
63c secured. while 1000 pounds of short Arizona
clip changed hands at soc 10 e2c, clean Cloth
ing woods are stiH in best demand and prices
firm, for dealers understand that stocks can not
be replaced in the country at current quotations.
Michigan and York quarterbloods are selling mod
erately at 29c and unwashed Ohio delanes NOV
ing moderately at 2e627c. 1t is believed bust
ness viii not improve materially until the new
lightweight goods season opens In June
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Coffee Market


q p. BlcEford circular gives the receipts at
rms port thus Tar this year ar 1881 bags,
against lat.526 bags during the same time last
Teer- The - les from first hands were 102 go
bags against 102. 532. The stock on hand Nav
was 54.5s2 bags, against 55.147 last year. The
worlds visible supply Nay ] was IA so. 600
bags. against l4.S60.000. The circular says:
me eNTaorQluarllN brisk demand experienced
IN THIS market during March for all classes Of
coffee continued unnterrlptedly up 10 within the
last 10 days. since which time trading has been
grades. which are in extremely short supply
with many unsatisfed inquiries
While the arrivals 10 date about I'D TO
me average ~ former seasons all advices would
indicate thar the receipts from Central America
from now on Viii Dc comparatively small. as il
IS reported that the bulk Of the Guaten ala
cofees are now shipped, and Salvador. too. has
comparatively LITTLE more to be marketed Stocks
fn first hands are within a few hundred ba Is
~ what they were az this time ia 1909 and as
last years receipts fell far short OF the needed
requirements. business being curtaiied 70 q very
great extent during the last half Of the year
preciste the advantage Of continuing 10 supply
their coming wants while stocks are yet avail
able.
Prices have receded from quarter 20 a half
a cent during the last fortnight. in common
with declines noted IN New York ard other
coAee centers. Spot Brazilian cofees in New
York hsve declined from eighth 10 a quarter
~ cent during tie month. while options have
stil quoted dun and lstess with a general
complaint account Of the continued lack of
bT- Ing interest from all sections of this country
Deliveries from first hands since the FIRST
Nicaragua 10.S17 Salvador. 1850 Guatemala
1881 Mexican and 2.636 other kinds: IN all
$500 bags. against j. 81 bags last year.
Market closes steady and quiet.
Costa RIGA. Slz a I5c: Salvador Sdl2c: Mica
qua 9al n l21ac; Guatemala Mexican Se1I31bc:
Hawaiian, ga l41ac; Ecuador, 81 c.
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Army Transports

The Crook is az Manila
The Warren is at Shanghai
The Logan. homeward bound, sailed May
from Honolulu.
The BufOrd IS in port
The Sheridan is in port.
The sherman sailed April IA from Honolulu for
Manila.
The Thomas is In port
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-05-07

1, and II days later put into Puget
sound in distress, sailing southwark
again January 3. Captain Seers letter
is dated Paita, April 5.
He says that the Evans was badly
damaged in the storm and that he lost
a large part of his stores when the
vessel was flooded by a huge wave, but
no lives were lost
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-05-07
DRIED FRUITS

LTaT0rafed Auples-Are hrmly held, but the
demand is small and trading continued quiet
m the spot, fancy being quoted at 1oc; choice
&c
Prunes-Quiet. Quotations range from Ok a
OreeOns.
Apricots-Firm on crop npiaints from the
coast Choice, I0N N105ac, extra choice IO5z al
1I1Ac; fancy. I2@l2I5c
Peaches-Firm On spot, but trading is mac
IiT-. Choice, IS Q6hc; extra choice, 6K a7c;
fancy. 9075kc.
Raislns-ouiet and without new feature
Loose mUscatels % d51kc: choice TO fancy seed
ed. ~ 0easc; seedless, 81 d42tc; London lsr-
ers. s1-150l. 20.
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Memoranda

ASTORIA May 6-The BIZ stmr Marmion
from Androssan for British Columbia ports. put
In here today at 1 p. m. short.o of fuel
LONDON. May 6-Rr stmr Venture. from elias
gov for Victoria, arrived at Punta Arenas after
pairing.
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- York Prodnee

NEW YORK, May 6.-Hops-Qaics
Hides-Firm.
I-aather-Quiet.
Petroeum-Steadv
Wool-Steady.
TurDentiDe-Stcaar-
Rice-Quiet
Suear-Raw. steady. Muscorsdo 50 test
3soc; centrifugal. % test. 43oc; molasses sugar,
50 test. 3 soc. Refined sugar steady
Cofee-Futures closed unchanged Closing
hids-AIav. 6.35c: January, 6. 40c. July 45c.
August d soc, Septem Der 6. 05c. October and
November. . 60c; December 6. CSC: Januarr
.6sc: february. 6.Toc; March e.74c; April,
g use.
SPOT coffee. quiet; Rio No. :, s%c; Santos No.
q. 91fc.
Mild coffee. quiet; Cordova. ga 012kc.
Tutter-D0wer; creamery specials. 29J5c: do
extras. 2slac: Thirds to irsts. 25G2sc.
Cheese-Sfo.-i unchanged.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-05-07

Y W. c. A. SERVICE special musical pro-
gram has been arranged for the service at the
Young won1en's Christian association 1240
O'Farre1 street, tomorrow at p N. Tea VIII
be served and the usual social half hour will
follow.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-05-07
NEWS OF THE OCEAN
Chartered for Iumber

Tho British steamer Chatham. which arrived
San Pedro from Iquique on Thursday, is under
west coast of South America, having been en-
gaged prior 70 arrival.
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Notice to Mariners

Office of q. S. Lighthouse Inspector,
Twelfth District
San Francisco. May 6, 1910
Point Sur Cal.-Notice IS hereby given that
about June i. 1910. the II inch steam whistle at
Point Sur light station. sea coast Of California,
viii be replaced by first class compressed air
siren without other change.
L. H. B. List of Lights, etc, Pacific coast.
1909 page -. No. 10
Z. H. B. List of Buoys, etc. Pacific coast,
1905. page 10.
BY order Of the lighthouse board.
W. g. MILLER
Commander. q. S. N. Inspector
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-05-07

wheat. hbis $3.50, in sacks SsIo@45o; pearl
and 81 FOR green per 100 lbs
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-05-07

Steamer Noso. old master c. A. B. JohanssOn.
new master Charles LlnSer.
Enrolled Steamer Bear. master L. y. Nopan-
der; schooner c. s. Holmes master Harry
Thompson
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-05-07
Spot closed quiet Middling uplands. Is. 25c
middling gulf 1850. Sales 10.s0o bales.
81 Iouis UooI NTarket

ST LOUIS, May Wool-Unchanged Me-
dunn grades, combing and clothing, 2od PC; light
INC, 1sG24c; heavy fine, 14d2oc; tub washed,
$50
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sunpIies Cor HonoluIu

The steamer Lurline sailed for Honolulu Mon
day with cargo valued at S2Ts160 and including
the following:
ss7 bbls four, e.os5 cts barley, 2s,47o lbs
beans $1,000 lbs bran. Al bales hay. 1000
lbs mill feed $500 lbs Goldfish, $500 lbs rice,
l9 $50 lbs butter. 5.0S2 lbs and 80 es cheese.
Il cs eggs, q. 675 lbs and 60 meals SAB
lis and 35 pkgs dried fruit. 1,625 lbs and cs
raisins, $500 lbs and ITO bread. Is pkgs
onous I25 pkgs potatoes. so pkgs vegetables
l21O pkgs fresh fruits. 1,995 lbs fresh meat
loo lbs fresh fish. LIS lbs dressed poultry
1855 lbs nuts, 10 pkgs drugs. 424 lbs and 20 cs
tea 2.216 lbs and es chocolate. 1851 lbs glu-
cOse, 10, 731 lbs hams and bacon, 80 164 lbs lard
227 pkgs salmon, 1850 lbs and $50 cs sugar,
81 .334 gals and % wine. beer. 81 cs
liquors. 80 pkgs wagon material. 210.S2S lbs tin
plate, 613 pkgs paints. $50 kegs red and white
lead. l5S rolls roofing, 149 80 bbls and 100
pkgs oils, 10000 bbs crude oil. $50 cs kerosene.
81 cs boots and shoes. PAS pkgs dry goods, IS cs
hats. 81 rolls leather, Il pkgs saddlery, 1900
bdls shingles. 52.67T TT lumber, 230 pkgs ma
chinery, 80 pkgs elevator material. 1880 SKIS
cement 81. 800 bricks. 56 pkgs agricultural i'm
plements. IS pkgs windmills. 13 automobile
parts 33S tons fertilizer, 157 coils rope, Il cs
cigars and cigarettes 5.S43 lbs tobacco 81 cs
stationery, 80 pkgs sewing machines
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-05-07
- Dairr Prodnce .Iarl...

CHICAGO May -Butter-Stesdy; cream.
cries. Pa 2sc; diaries. page Eggs.Recefnfs
1877 cases; steady; at mark, cases included.
l6n lsc; hrsts, 1si5c; prime frsts I9c Cheese
Steady; daisies, 49, dl5c; twins, l4Ibc:
Young Americas, 14Gl416c; longhorns, 14Hc
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-05-07

Naval SforeS-TurpeDtine and Rosin
SAVANNAH. Ga. May .-Turpentine-Firm
59d5914c: sales. 3sS; receipts, 519; shipments,
e31: stock. 5.1s7
Rosin-Firm: sales. 1855: receipts 1854
shipments. 1.s33: stock. eo.s51. Quote: B. s.. IS
a; D, S41OG4.2o; e. $4.45d4 5255 F, 81. GO
d4.70; G. $4.7od+72la; II. $4.Sod4 90; ], IS;
X. s5.15: n. $40; n. 1915; VIC. So. 10 "a :. so;
WV IS. 95M6.O5
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London Hop Market


LIVERPOOL. May 6--Closinc-Hops in Lor
don: Pacific coast. steady. E405 12s.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-05-07
Weather Report

United States department OF agriculture
weather bureau-San Francisco May 6.
RAINFALL DATA
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-05-07

Loop. for Redondo; steamer Temple e. Dorr.
for Eureka; United States ships Navajo. Whip
pie, Truxtun. Hull. Perry. Preble. Paul jones'
Stewart, Lawrence. Goldsborough and Rowan.
for San Diego; barkentina Americans. for Puget
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-05-07
ShInmenf Of Crufie oil


The British tank steamer Trinculo sailed from
Port Hartford for Ancon Thursday with A., 600
barrels of crude oil, valued az $4,000
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-05-07

The Russian ship Mariechen. which sailed for
Fraser river to finish loading yesterday, had as
cargo from this port IA. 462 feet of lumber
valued at So, 500, and consigned to Port Natal or
Delapoa bay.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-05-07

PORTLAND, May 6.-The Italian ship Ninfa.
1,9OS tons, will be here In June from Honolulu
TO load q cargo OF I, 100000 feet OF lumber for
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-05-07
Peru VIII Have Many Passengers

For the first time in many years the
Pacific Mail company has been unable
travel on a Panama liner. The Peru,
which sails for the isthmus at noon
today. will have every berth taken. On
board will be ~ cabin passengers,
which is a record for the lower coast
line The reason for this crowding is
that the Lambardi opera company, en-
route to South America, will be pas
opera company are S. members
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-05-07
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST

N. R. TAYLOR, Local Forecaster
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-05-07

Time Ban
United States branch photographic office, Mer-
chants Exchange, San Francisco, May
6, 1910.
The time ball on the roof of the Fairmont
hotel dropped today exactly at noon, Pa
cifc standard time tl2Oth meridiaD), or at Sh.
0Om GUs Greenwich mean time.
j. G.. BURNETT,
Lieutenant u. s. N in charge
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Bear Will Have 300 Passengers

The new steamer Bear of the San
Francisco and Portland line will sail
today on it's first trip to the Columbia
cargo, $50 cabin passengers and $50 in
the steerage. Among the passengers
will be r. P. Schwerin vice president
and G. L. Blair, the local agent of the
Portland line
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-02-25
The Military Girl a Triumph.

That the cast in the Military
Girl" should be congratulated on
their success last night at the Opera
house is putting It mildly Never in
the history Of local talent shows has
anything made the hit that this little
extravangza has done. There was
one loud, long laugh from the ex-
cellent comedy, and the beauty Of
the girls in their dainty costumes
would put professionals to shame.
Encores were very numerous and
from first to last the performers
each won especial praise.
There was a dash about the per-
formance which actually bewildered
the audience-not a dull moment in
either act.
The Ladies' Auxiliary had great
foresight in advertising two nights
as the house Is sure to be filled TO
It's capacity tonight. Mr. Carlisle ID
TO be congratulated on the manner
in which his corps Of actors and &C.
tresses carried out his instructions.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-02-25
BUY HALF INTEREST
IN NOTED ORCHARD
Elmer Shank Takes Two Partners I'm
His Fruit Farm Down Rogue
River.

The famous Elmer Shank orchard,
formerly known as the Eismann
property, one of the best orchards
in the lower Rogue River valley, has
attracted the attention of two gentle
men of means and business ability
of Grass Vallev. this state. They
aro Snruel v. Baker and Charles A.
Pucklev. The former Is the cashier
OF the citizens bank and the other
vice-president of the same institu-
tion at that place. They have pur-
chased from Mr.. Shank a half in
terest in the property which consists
of IS acres, 35 acres OF which Is In
bearing and 20 acres more which will
be In bearing the coming season;
thus making So acres Of choice ap-
pies. The old orchard the past sea-
son produced $4,000 crop and 1t
was the worst year In the history of
fruit growing in this valley. The
price paid for the half interest was
$35, 900, a figure seemingly below
the real value. The purchasers OF
this half interest are friends Of S. f.
Williams, who formerly lived in
Grass Valley, and 1t was through him
they came on a visit to this section,
The sale was made by ]. w. Lucas,
who has been associated with Mr..
Shank In the real estate business
since last summer Mr.. Lucas is an
energetic young business man and
has proved himself valuable addi-
tion to Grants Pass boosters.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-02-25
INSTITUTE |. 0. 0. F.
LODGE AT W00DVILLE
Grants Pass Degree Team Assists In
the CeremOnies-25O In the
Changing.

Probably the greatest event in
the history Of our neighboring town
OF Woodville occurred on last Sat-
urday night, the occasion being the
institution Of lodge OF Odd Fellows
there. Golden Rule Lodge No. rs,
OF Grants Pass, sent representation
OF about 35, including a degree team
Of 20, which put on the third de-
gree.
1t was a merry crowd OF three
linkers that got off the train there
about o'clock In the afternoon,
and when the special arrived from
the south about o'clock with an
additional crowd OF 100, there was
a hilarious demonstration on the
station campus. At different parts
OF the little town brilliant welcome
was manifested in the shape OF sky
rockets and Roman candles.
The "old. boys" from Gold Hill,
Medford, Ashland, Jacksonville,
Grants Pass and from the by-ways
between Jericho and the Jordan, We'd
with the dashing young goat busters
in showing how such an occasion
should be celebrated in true "0dd"
Fellow style.
The Woodville members had a
commissary department that had
doubtless learned the art OF provld-
ing In queens castle, for the tables
were kept weighted from supper TO
breakfast with everything that the
hungry visitors could wish
Deputy Grand Master Vawter was
the lnstltuting officer, who, after the
completion OF his part OF the work
turned the floor over to the degree
team OF the Jacksonville lodge, who
put the fifteen candidates over the
barrel for n touchdown, making the
score in the lnItiatory in one hour
and 35 minutes
Following this the Gold Hill de
gree team showed their splendid
ability to handle the first degree
while Medford in the second degree
and Grants Pass in the third degree
created repeated applause from all
The insttutlng officer was w !
vawter, Past Grand Master, and act
ing Deputy Grand Master, asslste,
by the following appolntees Deput
G. s., j. u. Day. p. g.; Deputy Gran,
Warden, JOS Moss, r. O.. Deput
Grand Treasurer, Geo. Lyman, p. @.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-02-25
HIGH SCHOOL TEAM DEFEATS
ROSEBURG HIGH
JUDGES ARE UNANIMOUS
Now Champion Of Southern Oregon
District Debate Bandon
Next.

The efforts of the Grants Pass
high school debating team have again
been crowned with victory, they hav-
Ing defeated, In this city, last Friday
night, the Roseburg high school de-
batting team, the vote of the judges
being unanimously in favor of the
local team. The question under dis
cussion was: Resolved, That sys-
tenn Of postal savings banks should
be established by the federal govern
ment," Grants Pass taking the at
firmative, the team being composed
OF Miss Ierne Ahern, Enrol Gilkey
and Roubaix Ritchie, the same men,
bers who defeated Klamath Falls
earlier In the month. The Roseburg
team was composed Of Miss Grace
Clayton, Alvin Tippon and Erwin
Street. The judges were Superin-
tendent U. G. Smith, OF Medford,
Judge F. M. Calkins, of Ashland,
and Nelson McDuff, of this city, act
ing in the absence of District At
torney B. F. Mulkey, who was unable
to reach Grants Pass the night Of
the debate.
The winning on this occasion gives
our team the championship Of South
ern Oregon for 1910.
The next debate will occur In
Grants Pass within five or six weeks,
between the local team and team
from the Bandon high school and
the subject will be the Guarantee
OF Bank Deposits" The winner of
this debate will meet with the win
ner OF the Willamette Valley district
and the victor at that time will meet
the victor OF the Eastern Oregon dis
trict, thus 1t will be seen that It will
be necessary for Grants Pass to win
three more debates in order to be
declared the winner OF the state
for 1910, which will carry with It
the ownership Of the silver cup which
was won last year.
We have confidence that the team
will win on each occasion.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-02-25
Caught with the Goods.

Two hobos were arrested in this
city Thursday afternoon at the "hobo
camp" near Gilbert creek. The men
had broken into store at Glendale
last week and purloined quite vari-
ETY. of goods, some OF which were In
their possession when arrested. They
had also disposed Of some Of the ar
ticles at second hand stores here and
were trying to sell others. They
said they came from the south but
the sack in which they had their
wares was labeled Glendale, with the
name Of the store from which the
articles were taken. The men are
being held here until the arrival of
the Douglas county sheriff.