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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-01-08

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organization al S1utSltprelien /
Gperensltemmel ie n1eb Sc Nlul1er
Der CT fore|laaet al efficiency ans
gcononD" commissioner. @uper-
np0 Sammonb gift ct 9fribt Diberc
peo at m1befale, at BrinGroolglopel,
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Mnlebning til at beltoge / bpert Bri-
n,arpolg, at ubrugt Statsluno for
bebres for at treffe Settlerc BERTH,
at ct @r,,n6lobsumenoement fore
legges Solicit for at gipe 2egislatu-
rem Mpn6igbeo til at beotoge Sob
ginning til S11oferelie at Snitiotip
90 Rcferen6um, % at 8ebiIlinger
peo oenne 5esiton al 2egislaturen
bolnes ncbe til $t,275,OOO minore
ems @epillingerne / 1913.
Sn1 Nftenen bol6t @ubernpr
Somrnono CIT gli1nren6e &eception /
5totsfopitcliet. Den Mas1e Men=
neIfer, font / en-, ita6ig 5trpm brog
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berneren % Set @ellfab, Ser on1gab
bam, nnilooes fra 5000 til 10000.
Sill at asiiltere Sen Iofole @ogt
bar Ser ii Mono fra bbert &ompog=
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aorocn og fra Tprlte 6eltartillcri.
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Ser &on1man6o at Sfficererne.
Hotun6cn bar fun tnerijf before
ret meb T(og og 8lomlter. @nper=
nere11s 5tab | fll6 @alo=l1niform
ltoo liqe bogbeo Mobtagelieslinien.
Sra S til 10 ipillebe ct 5trDgeorfes
iter rationale og populare Melooier.
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@enerolobjutant 6reb. 9. @oob.
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rebe Der 22oe December beres @ul0=
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ter, Mrs. s. ". 2inoberg> $50 Gar
rel @De. Scr. Stolt CT 70 Mor CANT
mel pg bans Sultru 50 Mor. San
bar Tpot / Sberrig pg bans Suitrn
j 9eprge. 0et olberltegne Har bic
bes / 9torgc SEN %. December 1864
og bor lebet ber / ct. Saul / 80
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fire @prn, lon1 enbnu leber, nenlig
Wrs. gbnor0 s.. Sermon, Mers.
Sohn q. 2%i11oberg, Wr. Sobn 5tolt
og Mrs. Yetcr &eter1on. De bar
elleoe 9prnebern % fire 8erl1ebprns
@prn. @fi1S Soiepbine 2ino6crg, ct
al gprncbernene, bieoeS paa @ulb=
brDll1sps= Nftenen til Scr. Sra N11=
bcrion at Noitor NopnnonD g. Gor=
man fra @opti1tfirfcn / Merriam
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thooiltfirfc. SEQ @ulobrDllltppet
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5milar og guile oe bpioe 9foier.
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hcnpeo 40 al Tomilien % MeDIeln=
mcr fra Den norife Metbooiitfirfe
for at %lnfonffe Sc Wan1le / 0ogens
Mrdeonina. MrS. 5tolt praientere=
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og l1nuf 8lomlterbufet af 6. 8. fra
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-01-08

Senb 8laoet bjem til @legtnin
&c og @enner |; 9anmarf % 5pn
oerjpllono lon 8ebis paa, at 8,
en0n1 min6eS bem berbieml1e. g
lenoer 8looet regelmesitgt / bpe1
uge pe6 Mo0tagelien al 9elpbct.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-01-08

Gg=@nuernpr Gberbart ogter ON
Ell fort Gib at oobne ct &pntor Der
| 8pen iom Reprelentont for 8ioell
Contraction 60. / Monfoto> bporoi
ban er MebIem.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-01-08

! 9anif MISUNDERSTANDING Sui
lDiet" ufboloer noe lte Mpbc GorsOog
ben ID. Sa111ar bos' Wers. 6. sSobn=
len, 800 8urr 5treet. MlIe er bier
telig belfon,men.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-01-08

mi -, ~ SO NV AAAoNi. o1oAdd INN a. hAdSS
FoFdel derat. L@s Listen omhyggeig.
Appeslner: Carles af Northern California Navel Appekner, en-
hver St9rrelse,. pr. Kasze. . SI65
Pr. Dusin lOc.
TT Carlas at California Golden Trout Marke Appelsiner, Or.
kasse, en- hver StQrrelse, S 100. Pr. Dusin: nc, sc, 1Yc, zoe.
enhver St9rrelse, bestaaende at 80, 90, III, 126, $50, TT, 200 OF
ESQ Appels1ner Kassen, originate KAISER ............ $215
Pr. Dusin 18c, 2oc og 2c.
TT Carl9s at Swastka Marke Florida Appelsner, tyndskindet.
SDde og sa1tlge, pr. Dusln 15c, I8c, zoe, 2c og, .25c
- Pr. Peck soc
10 Carl4s at Swastika Florida Grapefruit, 4 for &c, $ for exc,
Q Tor 25c; pr Duan, Csc; pr. Dusin, 55c; pr. Dusin, 45c.
TT ! arl9s at Florida Bell Marke Grapefruit, enhver St@rrelse,
It CarlRs at Isle OF Pine Grapefruit, direkte fra Oens Landkom-
pagn1b enhver St3rrease, pr. Kasse observation-disclosures. $248
vindruer: Catawba Vlndruer, meget fine, pr. Kurv ..........15c
Florlda langennes, tuld Farve, pr. Dusln. .2oc
Winter Ne0is. Sukker-Parer, pr. Dusin zoe
Citroner, SC Dusnet; s Dusin for .......... ...,2sc
specia1-Udsalg wort HbeDeparternent pr. Tgnde
:, wore to store Varehuse paa Sixth ST., menem Rosabel og Broad.
way SITS: Tuslnder at Tqnder til Salgs imorgen mango forskjel-"
|Ege Vareteter.
Missouris, 3 Bush. T9nder .$148
at helde fra den enc Tpnde til den anden for at wise Frugtens Til
stand f@r kj3bet. 3 Bush. T@nder $1.7o.
Missouri Genitons, code Gjemmeabler, 3 Bush. T@nder. -. $168
Nlye haandplukkede Baldwins, pr: TGnde observation-disclosures 15
Ods9gte New York Baldwins, meget code Hbler, men smaa
A1bier KAISER. Et Carles af Montana Macintosh Eb1er;
|Car1ps at Wenatchee Golden Russet .Huer. pr: Kassc. : $1a5
Carlas af Wenatchee Winesaps. pr. Kasse .$1.1e
Carries af Yakima Roman Beauties, pr. Kassc. ........ .$1.3q
Carles al Wenatchee, interchangeable, pr. Kasse ...... $143
Carles at Pullman Washington Jonathans, pr: Kasse. ...... SLAB
grospriser. KjGb nu store Kvantiteter. hvis De dnsker at spare.
Udsalg af Ost $500 Pd. fin ny Brickost, reguler Pris 2ocPundet.
Sa]gspris, Pund I5c, og pr: Pund en- hel "Brick" .........14c
Kartofler. vi levere mar Veret tilader, Bushel. .....:... 48c
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-01-08

Samuel g. Sberiuu, 6er fornplig
afgoaeoe 5tots= Mnoitor, ogter efter
Jorlpoenoe / en- 11er Tremti6 at
oobne cit 5aafprer= oe @%rl,noeien=
omSmagle r=Sorretning ber i Bpen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-01-08

Simon 9selior1, 200 6. 7tb Street
Sen6 8laoet biem til 5Iegt11in
&c og Senner l. 9anmarf og 5pn
oerjDllonD Iom 8ebis poa, at 8,
enOn1 n1inoes DEM 0erbien1l,1e. g
lenber @laDet regelmesiigt / bne1
l1ge peb Mootagelie11 al 9elpbct.
Gr=Gnperupr G6crbart agfer on
Ell fort SID at oobne ct &pntor be,
/ 8pen iom Repreientont for 8ioeI
Contraction 60. / Munfoto> bbora'
ban er MebIem.
! Sanif MISUNDERSTANDING SUI:
lDlet" ufbolber nelte Mpbc Eors0oQ
Den IA. San11ar Dos Wers. 6. sSobn=
fen, 800 8urr 5treet. MlIe er Bier
telig belfommen.
@amnel g. Sberiuu, be>t fornplig
afgoaeoe 5tots- Mnoitor, ogter efter
Jorlp0enbe / en- npr Tremti6 at
oobne cit Sagfprer= og @runoeien=
oomSmagler= Sorretning fer i Bpen.
Sbpr MaSbei,n, As Star gan1n1el,
bleb / 5gn6ogs iunben bnngt / fit
&arelic i 255 %. STU @treet Der /
8pen. Ma11 formober, at cit lang
borig SDgoom % EFT berpoo fpIgen=
De Welantoli bar Mariogen til off
09OeS 5elbmor6. 9ons 8rooer,
Ssobn Nosbeim, meboeler> at Mfbg0e
efterlaber fig 5 8prn / Morae.
Msimrance~& u mn,isier s. ., 81.
Vrens flpttebe / Wanbags ober i
5tote=N ubitorS aontor, for at nflele
g. 6. Sperlon font 5tots= Mroitor.
Torclpbig operlobes bons tibligere
8eltilling til bans Oepltp Sra 6.
Neterf Jon, Iom bill fplbe Elooien ino=
til @11bernpr Samn1ono nonepner
en- anmmisIpr. Scr. Breus bur ub=
nppnt Ncter 80. &igg iom Glerf,
Der tioligere fungere6e iom Glerf
for &nute Geelion / 5enotd.
Sarrp Certing, 9pn al sor be-
fie,1ote 2anosmano S. g. Sorting,
693 MSburD Mbe. / ct. Soul, bar
11Dot ben uomerfelie at b1ibe til.
fienot ct ugcbolaribip" til Sar-
baro. Sfior bon6t SEN u11ge Der
ting set ioafal6te uBeorge Sppen
5cbolaribip", og / ct Breb til li1e
bar ban fornDIig n1e66elt
Dem, at ban MI og1oa bar nuroet
fpr nebnte oSilton 9cboIaribip"
og at ban CT be1, eneite fra Minne-
iota font ban0t 6enne Nris ioar.
bar opbol0t Zig be6 &orporn
pao fjeroe Nar, % oette er bans
1noct Nar Sorbar6 Meoicin=g(f
g116ifjgnt GIebantallet fro
often lut1gt oberitiger geiten / Me=
,icin=Mfoelingen, CT; geiten iaor 6og
tilfienot oe fleite r5cbolor-
bips" font bIeb uo6elt iaar.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-01-08
STORT FRU(

Delaware Vindruer, Kurv 15c
S@de Cal. Navel Appelsiner, Mc
Messina Citroner, 6 Dusin 25c
,S@de Kartofler, 8 Pund. ..25c
Delikat sgd Most, Krukker 1oc
ekstra. Gallon ...... 25c
Cranbar, 8 Pund ........25c
Kokon@dder, 3 for .......25c
Fri Opvisning af Armour's
Bouillon Huber.
Specialiteter i Her1netik.
Mango andre Varieteter til
Salgs, som like her er nevnt.
Tomatoer i kander, solid pak-
ket, ct Dusin Kander Csc; 4
Kander for .23c
Tomatoer, 81. NJ. M2erke'', Mr..
2 Kander, saedvanlig solgt til,
1oc; vor Pris -. ........6 &c
4 Kander 23c, II Kander Csc.
Kasse $1.35.
Tomatoer, Best Yet Marke",
Nr. 3 kander, 3 Kander 25c;
12 Kander Csc; Kasse ...$1.85
"West Augusta Market, fulde
Mr.. 3 Kander. .Kasse ST.;
I2 kander $I.1o; Kande 1oc
Corn, Tennis Girl Merket",'
pakket i Iowa, Kasse "a Kan
der $I.65: pr, Kande. .....7
Corn. wisconsin Fawn Mar-
ket, fulde Kander F.. ......8 &c
Pr. Kasse $I.78; pr. Dusin ooc
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-01-08
H OF | |
F0hes s0fae Grocery BuHk. BROADWAY & 9TH SITS.
TeIefon 7. S. 2s7, N. W. Cedar 1855 - 81 private LINER.
StOrt ~Frugt=UdsaIg.

g 1grste ! oasonen, mango Carles af velsmagende FrugteT,
enltattende California og Florida Appelsiner, Grapefruit, Cnro-
n ner ! hananer, Vindruer og H3b1er: Disse Frugter Vii blive sogt
e e epeclaludsalg til vidunderig lave Priser. Undlad like at drage
tordel deraf. Las Listen omdhyggeig.
Apppelsiner: CarEes at Northern California Navel Appe1siner, en-
hver ot@rrelse,. pr. ~. $L65
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-10-25

should be prepared to speak intelli'
gently upon this question so vital to
the future welfare Of the county. To
this end II is proposed that public
meeting be held and definite policy
indicated. At Roseburg resolutions
were adopted following the substance
OF the resolutions adopted at the
Salem conference. These lay parti-
Icular stress upon the desire to keep
the lands out OF the reserve. and ask
that they be placed upon the market
under the terms Of original grant,
that is, to actual settlers at $a.50 per
acre. In tracts OF not more than 160
acres. It also asks that the term set
tier be defined as 1t relates to the act,
While the decision Of the highest
court holds that the great army OF
applicants who were induced to part
with their coin to enrich locators
have no rights. and public policy
seems to have been we'll served by
that decision, there is question con-
corning the rights Of few who are
actual settlers" upon some Of the
lands. In number OF instances
men located in good faith and have
made material improvements. They
have rights that should be considered
and this point should be placed be-
fore the attorney generals represen-
tative. An actual settler" Of this
description stands in an entirely DIFF
ferent light from the one who paid
the locator to file his application for
him or from the fellow who squat
ted" simply to attempt to establish
prior right for speculative pur-
poses.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-10-25
Portland Cement.

In the manufacture Of portland
cement. clay or shale and limestone
are ground together and burned" In
rotary kilns. The cement comes from
kilns In the form Of hard. black, semi.
vitreous Jumps, or "ci!nker." When
pulverized this cllnkcr becomes gray.
ish powder. which Is the familiar ar.
ticle OF commerce employed for great
variety OF purposes In practically every
type OF building construction. 1t has
long been known that the tineness to
which the cement Il ground Is one OF
is most important characteristics. and
consequently specifications require that
10 per cent or more Of commercial
cement shall pass through No. 200
sieve. which has 10000 openings per
square inch. This Is the practical
limit OF mechanical sieves In respect
to fneness, for although finer sieves
can be manufactured the necessary
uniformity In size Of openings cannot
be attained II IL well known, how.
ever. that the minute particles OF
cement. which are Just capable OF pass
ing through the openings Of No. 200
sieve. are still too large to be Of value
rs cementing material when mixed
with water. Hence the really valuable
portion Of the cement consists In the
extremely fine powder, the amount Of
which can only be inferred from the
sieve test.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-10-25
EXPECT wlIsoN.GArr
WEDDING DECEMDER 10

Washington, Oct, sb.---Tho we'd.
ding OF President Wilson to Mrs, Nor.
man Gait will occur shortly
before the Christmas holidays. II
win probably bo December 30 and
will take place at Mrs, Galt's home.
This announcement was made un-
officially today, simultaneously with
the announcement OF Miss Margaret
Wilson's departure for Madison. Wis.
to resume her social service work.
The wedding win Dc an afternoon
AFFAIR. with only members of tho im-
mediate family present, The honey
moon viii DO spent 10 the south.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-10-25
TWO SENTENCED
FOR USING j. 5.
MAIL TO OEFRAUD

Portland, Oct. 25.-Convicted re-
Gently on the charge Of using the
mails to defraud in stock selling
campaign, Frank Menefee, president,
and F. NJ. LeMonn, salesman, OF the
United States Cashier company, were
sentenced today to serve one year
and ten days at McNeill's island.
B. F. Bonnewell, H. NJ. Todd and
o. E. Gernert, stock selling agents,
and Oscar Campbell, director, were
sentenced to four months in the coun-
ty jail.
Approximately s1,OOO,O0O was OBJ
tained from about $500 people for
stock in the selling of which 1t was
shown that Misrepresentation were
used. The men have until December
/ to prepare bills Of. exception and
perfect appeals.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-10-25
ATTACK THE PnOH|
LAW IN WASHINGTON
FROM new ANGLE

Olympia, Oct. a5,---An entirely
new point Of attack was introduced
today against the constitutionality OF
the prohibition law In the argument
before the supreme court, presented
by James d. Howe. OF Seattle, Howe
Is one Of a regiment Of attorneys who
have Joined forces In an attempt to
knock out the dry law which the
people adopted. through the ini-
tiative. In November. 1914, II the
law is upheld. It is to so into effect
January 1. 1916,
Howe's point is that under the con-
stitutional amendment providing for
the initiative, all laws adopted by the
people 20 into effect In 80 days, He
contended that so far as the prohibi-
ton law Is concerned. II went into
effect in December, 1914. II at all.
He then argued that the 80 days
legally provided for are insufficient
and the law became eonfiscatory.
Attorney Harold Preston. OF
Seattle. urged the point that Secre-
tary OF State Howell failed to make
the necessary publications OF the pro-
posed initiative amendment to the
constitution. Should Preston's point
be upheld. II would knock out every
constitutional amendment passed In
the last ten years, including woman
suffrage.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-10-25
GRAND JURY TO PROBE
KING COUNTY MORALS

Seattle, Oct. 25.-Presiding Supe-
rior Judge Mitchell Gillian will issue
call for King county grand Jury
this week, 1t is announced today. Is
sues to be brought to the attention
of the grand jury are, first and fore
most, the gambling situation, and
Policeman Margett's promise to RIP
things wide open"
Margett will probably be one Of
the first witnesses called. Felix
Crane, negro. so-called BOSS Of the
Underworld" who is conceded gen.
orally to know more about what is
going on beneath the surface than
any other man, white or black, In the
city, probably will be another wit
ness summoned by the grand jury.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-10-25
ESTABLISH SCHOOL FOR
OONvICTS AT SALEM

Salem. Oct. 25.--Plans for the es-
tablishment OF an educational sys-
tenn In the state prison were almost
completed today. A portion OF one
of the large buildings at the prison
will be partitioned off as school
room. Convicts adapted for the work
will act as instructors. mo convict
will be compelled to attend school.
but 1t was believed the majority OF
them will seize the opportunity for
q better education.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-10-25
NATIONALITY OF SHIP
NOT PROVED BY FLAG

London. Oct. 25.---The provisions
OF the Declaration Of London for de-
termining the nationality OF vessels
by their flags have been abolished as
inexpedient by an order-in-council.
Rules and principles Of prize courts
declared before the declaration went
into effect wero substituted.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-10-25
SECRETARY McADOO AND
WIFE IN PORTLAND

Portland. Oct. ga committee Of
business men and bankers met Secre-
tary OF the Treasury McAdoo and his
wife upon their arrival here this
morning. After breakfast McAdoo
was given an opportunity to visit
Portland banks and various federal
Offices under his Jurisdiction.
The secretary was guest OF honor
at a chamber OF commerce luncheon
at noon, and at 4:10 this afternoon
will leave for Seattle.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-10-25
VENICE B0MBARDED BY
AUSTRIAN AERoPLANEs

Rome. Oct. s6.---Austrian aero
planes threw ten bombs on Venice
last night. 81. Ralltz church was
damaged and several buildings were
ignited. but there were no casualties,
according to an official statement to-
day.
Several world-famous paintings In
the church were damaged, Piaxzo do
San Marco suffered from fire.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-10-25
WEARS STOLEN SUIT
ABOARD OWNERS SHIP

Seattle. Oct. 25.-George LaBerge,
10 years old. Is Ia jail today and is
said to have admitted stealing two
suit cases full OF clothing from the
home Of Captain R. L. Childs. Of the
steamer Columbia. who resides at
Southwark. LaBerge made the mis-
take Of boarding Captain Childs' boat
in making his getaway. He wore a
suit Of the skipper's clothes and was
nabbed.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-10-25

A few days more and ones life
will be reasonably safe in the woods.
The hunting season will close next
Sunday night. But even at that the
sport of hunting claims no more vic
tins than most any other Of the
sports and recreations. Swimming
takes many more, and auto riding
claims its toll every day.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-10-25

Paris. Oct. s5.--victories for
French arms north Of Mesnil were
recorded In today's communiQue.
by desperate attacks we captured
the second line of strong salients
comprising the slopes north Of Hin
1876. a mile north OF Mesnil,'' said
the commanique. "The length was
$500 feet and the depth 750. and
included three and four lines of
trenches and tunnels defending Boy
aux. A heavy artillery bombardment
preceded our violent assault. The
enemy losses were heavy aud they
left 200 prisoners from three regi-
ments."
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-10-25
BRYAN no MAKE 40
SPEECHES WITHOUT PAY

Steubenville. Ohio. Oct. as
Former Secretary Bryan today began
his campaign In Ohio In behalf OF pro-
hibition and against the proposed
state constitutional amendment linn
iting the initiative and referendum.
He Is scheduled to make 40 speeches
without pay.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-10-25
JANE adams AND WORLD
PEACE.

Broad-minded men OF great mental
attainments whose lives have been
devoted to the betterment Of human
ity are the men Jane Addams would
have upon the worlds peace COM
mission in place Of diplomats and in
transitional lawyers.
Miss Adams, whose chief work for
the last year has been the promulga-
tion of European peace through per-
sonal interviews with the warning
governments heads, conferences with
President Wilson and work at the
international Peace congress in San
Francisco. outlined for the United
Press her vision of the body of men
which she hopes will some day rule
over the destiny OF nations. Her
opinion, she said, also is the general
opinion in Europe. Miss Addams
said:
I'VE must have men whose minds
are trained to visualize not only the
needs OF Germany or America but of
all nations.
Men like Marconi and others
whose entire lives have been devoted
to benefting humanity are the ones
best fitted to consider problems Of
international portent."
Miss Adams then referred to the
diplomats and continued:
when universal peace is attained,
1t will not be through the medium of
men whose lives have been devoted
to professional war making.
"The idea behind the organization
of the commission recently appointed
by Secretary Daniels to aid the army
and navy in problems of national de-
fense could be applied to the organ.
ization Of a worlds peace commits
sion.
"The geniuses Of every country, the
scientists and men of commercial at
tainments, could be selected and to
them delegated the power Of the set
tlement of international disputes.
These men would be broad enough to
grasp the needs Of every nation and
unselfish enough to act in the inter-
eets Of all peoples.
Future generations would benefit
by the work OF such body as this.
The high ideals and nobleness Of pur-
pose concentrated in the commission
would be reflected throughout the
world.
Reports OF my recent utterances
regarding diplomacy and diplomats
have been misinterpreted. II is not
my intention to slam these govern
ment agents. But 1t is my firm be-
lief that the old days Of secret diplo-
matte conferences, with each govern
nent seeking through Its represen-
tative to gain selfish ends, should
come to an end, to be replaced by
singleness OF purpose to benefit all
mankind through universal peace"
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-10-25
DEALING WITH 0. 6 c. LANDS

The citizens OF Douglas county
have recently been visited by a repre-
sentative OF the federal government
from the Office Of the attorney gen.
eral, who is seeking to obtain first
hand information concerning the
wishes OF the people in the various
districts where bodies of o. & C.
lands are located. This representa-
tive is soon to come to Josephine
county, and those with whom he talks
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-10-25
Save The Baby
Use the reliable
Fl q RLIC KS
ORIGINAL
M aIted Milk

Upbuilds every part ofthe body efficiently.
Endorsed by thousands Of Physicians
Mothers and Nurses the world over fol
more than . quarter Of a century.
Convenient. no cooking nor additional
milkrequired. Simply dissolveinwa,er
Agrees when other foods ofen fail
San,pis free. H0RLicK'S. Rseias. W..
~~No Subs titute ls'slust - oood''
% hoRLlck'S, the Original
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-10-25
, = 4 = = = = = = = = =
OREGON wEATHER

\ Tonight and Tuesday occa- 1
= sionl rain northwest. general
= " fair south and east portions; 4
= southeasterly winds. moderate 4
y along the coast.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-10-25
FRENCH VICTORIES
AGAINST T[UTONS
AND'BULGARSCLAIM

Athens. Oct, a5.--Tho French do
teated the Bulgarlans Sunday from
ondoyo TO Krivolak In a a0-hour
battle. according to saloniki dis.
patches today, The Bulgars retired
from Rabrovo. aud tho pursuing
French occupied the town, The
French are still chasing them,
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-10-25
Coffee

We grind it for you, not
to save you work, but to
give you evenly ground
coffee, with practically no
chaff.
We pack it into alright
tins to makc-sure you get
all the fine flavor of
Schilling's Best.
We moneyback it to
give you utter security IN
buying.
Schilling's
Best
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