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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-11-21

The county court has decided that
prisoners held In the county jail must
hereafter work for their daily bread
or all they win get win be bread and
water. The state law provides that
prisoners may be required to work.
thus spelling the soft snap OF three
square meals day aud nothing to
do but roll cigarettes, play seyen-up,
or read from morning till night,
while the taxpayers paid the bills.
A sentence to Jail. or the laying out
OF tine in the oastile may lose its
popularity, .aaaa aen es,i
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-11-21
VICTORIA AMERICANS
WANT TEDDY TO HELP
(By United Press Leased wire.). /

(By United Press Leased Wire) d,
Victoria, B. c., Nov. 2O.-The
American society here has sent the
following telegram to Colonel Roose-
welt. signed by A. A. Freeman. presir
dent OF the society, former United
States assistant attorney general and
former United States circuit Judge
Of New Mexico: ua fla,
"The Americans Of Victoria, re-
membering with pride and gratitude
your splendid speech here, learn with
interest Of the possibility Of your
assuming command Of Canadian d.
vision. II such rumors are authentic,
the American society Of this city un-
dertakes to furnish from this district
a full company G. American-born
volunteers for service under you In
the great fight for civilization and
democracy"
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-11-21
NORTHERN SERB
ARMY FACES FLIGHT
Or ANN|H|LAT|ON

Berlin, Nov. 20.--The northern
Serbian army faces flight or capture.
The Serbs can reach Montenegro II
they move hurriedly. But II they de-
lay for last stand against the in
vaders closing In on them, their re-
treat will be cut Off.
The Teutons have driven the Serbs
to. Kossoyo Holye, the plain Of the
Black Bird" where In 1889 Serbia
lost her independence In an over
whelming defeat by Sultan Amurath
], and where the Hungarians were de-
Ifeated under Hunyady by the Turks
In 144S. From this historic point
Montenegro soil Is only 20 miles
west. This field may be again the
scene OF bloody and historically i'm
portant battling. o..u ,t.
The Germans are making a forced
march from the Radan district, 20
miles northeast Of the, plain. At the
same time the Austrians are driving
southward, along the Montenegrin
frontier, while the Bulgars are NOV
Ing northward along the same bor-
der IL these troops can get between
the Serbs and the frontier escape
will be impossible, ,ns,
TThe Austrians already have taken
Sienitza. while the Bulgars are 40
miles south Of Pristine,
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-11-21
A HIGH SCHOOL GYMNASIUM.

The students at the local high
school have entered upon q cam
paign to obtain a gymnasium. They
are going to ask the patrons Of the
district to add some part OF mill
to the tax levy when the budget Is
approved at the annual school meet
ing and build . home for the athletic
activities Economy has been made
the watchword in the administration
Of the finances Of the district. but
there is such thing as . false econ
omy. To withhold the few cents that
each taxpayer would be called upon
to contribute to the building and
equipment Of an adequate gymna-
stun for the school would be q false
economy, But this Is matter that
is entirely within the control Of; the
patrons Of the district themselves.
II they believe that the boys and
girls need 70 train their bodies as
wen as their, brains. they should
make provision. and the gym is the
first regulate. 1t should be planned
upon reasonably broad lines. though
its equipment can be added to from
time to time. 4,,s,
Arugged body II needed to house
q well developed intellect.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-11-21

The state tax commission has
raised the ratio for Josephine from
the 50 per cent at which It was first
placed to. per cent. As each per
cent OF increase represents about a
thousand dollars saved to the county,
the trip Of the assessor and his vigor-
Gus protest was a pretty good invest
ment. ae.r-..~ -~--- :.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-11-21
The Corona l'I Typewriter

for personal correspondence Is quick
er and better than a pen. and gives
you a carbon, copy Of what you have
written.
The factory cost Of the Corona is
higher than any other typewriter be-
cause of the finer materials necessary
to make II durable. Almost every
magazine writer, engineer, CORES
Ipondence school student, minister,
travelling man, government inspector
and newspaper man uses the Corona.
Roosevelt wrote all his African and
South American articles for Scrib-
ner's on q Corona. Men'like Samuel
Blythe, who writes for the Saturday
Post, use the Corona year In and year
out. 49,,
DBMARAY will demonstrate the
Corona
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\ Today rain west, fair east 4
4 portion; northeast, shifting to 4
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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-11-21

Old newspapers, FIVE and ten cent
bundles. at the Courier ONCE.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-11-21

Favoss. 9sfn
he careful about asting 'fsvors Of
people, my boy"
"WhyT fp D tl5n rti.Yi
Because once man docs a favor
for you you are In his debt for life."--
Detroit Free Press,
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AMERICANlzATION DAY

Over fifty mayors OF our largest
cities have appointed mayors commit
tees as part of the National move
ment to make the Fourth of July,
1915, "Americanization Day"
Characterization Day" is a patrio-
tic call to all citizens, American-born
and foreign-3orn alike, adults and chill
dren, to rally to American ideals.
purposes. and common interests OF
many peoples united into one Nation.
These mayors committees represent
the city government, naturalization
officials, boards of education. city
clubs, women's patriotic and civic or
ganizations, social agencies. patriotic
societies, and benevolent and frater
nal organizations of foreign-born resi-
dents. These committees are arrang-
ing citizenship receptions for newly
naturalized citizens aud a national
Americanization day committee is Al
sisting these mayors committees.
Among the features for this occa-
sion already adopted by various cities
is the giving of special recognition to
the new citizens by having special al
mission tickets for Them and their
families so that, on entering the au-
ditorium they will be ushered to q
special, raised platform on the stage
After American National airs have
ta,,, ra1darod hr a hand 0rchaSfra or
singing societies, the pledge Of ale
legiance will be recited in unison as
the American flag is unfurled and the
entire audience stands and salutes the
colors. Several cities are planning
Iageants or tableaux presenting In
vivid form American history; movi.ls
picture films like Uncle Sam at
Work" will be shown
Among the things the speakers ON
the occasion will emphasize are: That
every foreignspeaking person in Am
erica should learn English by attend
ing public schools. because the Eng
lish language Is the master key to
American opportunities and life. and
the first step to real citizenship; that
every illiterate immigrant should
learn to read and write. SO that he
can read American newspapers and
attend personally to his business mat
tiers and that adults and children. na-
tive and foreign born be given civic
training in both evening and day
schools. so that every one in our coun-
try will understand the functions OF
our government. the principles oe
democracy and for what America
stands.
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PUBLIC SALE.

Saturday. June 18th. 1915. South
Reynolds avenue. known as the Bettis
Fruit Farm:
/ bay horse. weight 1850 lbs. good
ranch horse. good driver. perfectly
safe for women and children; bug
gy; 1 i-year-o,d horse. fine driver;
/ push cart. some ranch implements.
~ dozen one year old Plymouth
Rock hens. and rooster; iron beds.
springs and mattresses; l cot and
mattress: rockers: dining chairs;
4 tables: dining, stand. and two
kitchen; stoves. range. Home Com
fort heater and new oil stove; rugs;
S dor. at. fruit jars; a5-eal. pickle
barrel: tub and wash board; stone
churn and ice cream freezer; ;
creeks. dish pans and kitchen dishes
and other articles too numerous to
mention.
sale 70 bssin at .. r. NJ.
q. w. DIcKARD.
J. c. BREWER. Owner
Ane1ionooP. 11opk1.
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AUTOMOBILE AND MOTORCYCLE
DRIVERS. NOTICE.

The Canon City ordinance prohi-
biting driving over fifteen miles an
hour within the city. and providing n
penalty of from five to one hundred
dollars or Imprisonment from one to
sixty days. will be strictly enforced
from this date.
So when effective will the ordin-
ance prohibiting opening the muffler
Of an automobile or motorcycle. which
becomes effective July first. 1915
Dated this sixteenth day Of June.
1915. c. F. SKINNER,
City Marshal.
14otid-1tw
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PROF. r. W. sHuLTIs VISITING
HERE.

Prof F. W. shultis, formerly con-
nected with the Canon City public
schools. but for several years past =
member of the faculty Of the Colorado
State Teachers college at Greeley. is
spending a few days visiting riatives
and friends in Canon City. His chill
dren came down from Greeley a
couple of weeks ago and have since
been the guests Of their sister. Mrs
Roy Bach. in the Four Mile district
Prof. Shultis will leave some time
this week for the California exposi-
tions at San Diego and San Fran
cisco.
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Geo. T. crozier. and family at Creede.
Colorado.
HAS EsTABLisHED BUSINESS IN
oALiDA-
Mrs. A. B. Emory CAME up from
Canon City recently to make her
home In saiida; her husband having
established q fruit and vegetable bus
iness route here few months ago.
Mr. Emory has been III at the Red
Cross hospital but is now recovered
Salida Record
WERE GUESTS or Mr.. AND MRS.
KENNEDY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fisher OF Aurora.
Nebraska. were guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs John r. Kennedy and family on
Rudd avenue Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. Fisher and Mr.. Kennedy are
cousins. The visitors left this after
noon for Colorado Springs and Dem
yer.
LEFT THIS AFTERNOON FOR
CALIFORNIA.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Kettle of 421
Rudd avenue left this afternoon for
Pueblo en- roue to the California expo
sitions. They will make the outward
trip over the Santa Fe road; going
first to Los Angeles a,ad San Diego,
and, later, to San Francisco. Before
returning to Canon City they will
visit Portland, Seattle and other
points in the northwest.
WILL SPEND SUMNER IN ST. PAUL
MINNESOTA.
Mrs. w. W. Emmerson and little
daughter. Alice Louise. left this af.
ternoon for St Paul. Minnesota.
where they will spend couple of
months with the formers parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. d. Merritt. An incident
Of their summers outing will be a
trip to Chicago where they will be
the guests OF relatives at Wilmette.
one Of the north shore suburbs. for a
short time
JUDGE wiLkiN TO wEsTcLlFFE.
Judge wilkin LETT this afternoon
for westcliTe where he will preside
at the June term OF the Custer coun-
ty district court. He was aecompa-
MED by Arthur Fredrlckson. acting
court reporter. who will look after
the stencgraphlc and other special
clerical work OF the term. Judge
Schweigert and Deputy District At
torney E. H. Stinemeyer will also at
tend the sessions OF the court at
westcliffe. The term will be opened
on the arrival OF Judge wilkin at
westcliffe this evening and imme-
diately adjourned until 10 O'Clock
Tuesday morning.
TUESDAY.
DR. AND MRS. WtLkiNooN HOME
From COAST.
Or. and Mrs. G. II. Wilkinson return
"a home MonAay el,elMeeA eIom Z
tFib " Tie CalltosnlA o1pes,tioaa q
go uloso and - yrnAeiseo. Mr.
y I ~ ~ '11Ir'. I.| -
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1T the Chaut0uqua June 24 to so

a visitor In Canon City on Friday.
Mr.. Blair is . prominent merchant
and business man In his home town
HOME FROM DENVER
Rev. Floyd Van Keuren and wife re-
turned to Canon City this morning
from Denver where they went the
frst OF the week to attend the ses-
sions Of the annual diocesan council
OF the Episcopal church of Colorado.
LEFT TO-DAY FOR x. c.
Miss Katherine Hendrickson left
this morning for Kansas City. No.
where she will spend some time Wis
iting her sister and recuperating
from the effects OF her recent illness.
MOOSE BAND MANAGER HERE.
Mr.. d. E. Northam Of Mooseheart.
Illinois. manager of the Moose boys
band is In town today and has made
arrangement through the local Moose
lodge to bring the band here July IA,
next
WELLS FARGO EXPRESS MAN
VISITS CANON CITY
r. B. Glimpse Of Kansas City, Mo-.
who holds the position of industrial
agent for the Wells Fargo Express
company. was visitor in Canon City
a day or two ago. II is the province
OF Mr.. Glimpse to famiiiarize himself
with the business and shipping con-
ditions In the territory covered by
his company and to provide facilities
for the prompt shipment OF produce
to market
@. A. r. MEMBERS HOME
Among the members of Greenwood
Post No. 10. Grand Army OF the Re
public, that returned home Friday
night from Ia Junta. where they had
been In attendance at the department
the greater part of tn week. we're
Comrades ]. S. BowIby. s. NJ. jackson,
J. w. Terry. NJ. R. Goraghty, p. w.
Blanchard. Nathan Ward and L. 8.
Dunlap.
MONDAY
TO ouNNlsoN FOR SUMMER.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ +. Logan and son
Of North 18th street left Saturday for
Gunnison. Colo. where they will
spend the summer.
TO ROANOKE, VIRGINIA..
Mrs. H. d. Avery and son. Robert
Of 507 River street. left Saturday
for an extended visit in Roanoke, Va,
with Mrs. Avery's sisters. Mrs. Payne
and Mrs. Tinsley.
HENRY E. pENlsoN TO DENVER
Henry f. Dennison. official cour,
reporter for Judge wGkin Of the dis
trict court. loft this afternoon for Den
yer where he viii spend . short
time Visiting home folks.
MRo. ngN W. RIA HOME FROM
cNggDG.
MIR. Ben. W. Roa and aoa. Everett
ritnznod hemo laat saturday Aftsr
nooa frem Z several wesks vinit via
~ fotaaFs DalonAs. col an1 Mn.
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..pAclflc EXPOSITION Al sag ERANc,sco.
rHAwUs SAND At THE pANAMA.pAc

want it. He makes his band play to
please. And this he surely does.
judging from the popular acclaim ne
has received all over America for the
last eight years Already well-known
as one OF the worlds greatest Band
Masters. Thaviu and his band gained
national laureis during their two
months engagement at the opening
of the Worlds Panama Pacific Expo
sition at San Francisco beginning
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last February.
After the Chautauquas are over he
has several engagements at state
fairs that he nils annually. When
this is done. Thaviu and his baud
will return for = two months stay at
the San Francisco Exposition; and
II you go to the Fair next winter you
will hear the same band. leader and
all. that you have here this summer.
Perhaps you remember the Grand
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During his absence DR.. orendorff's
office will be left in charge of COM
petent attendant who will replace
broken lenses and make appoint
glents. 135pt2
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There is no music that lends itself
so completely to outdoor audiences
as that OF the band. That's Why
band music is so necessary on a chau
tauqua program
We considered several bands for
this summer and after much careful
thought selected Thaviu's. Thaviu is
clever and quick witted. He always
studies his audiences and gives them
Just what they want and when they
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cNg9pG,

Mn. Ben. W. Rsa and soa. Everett
ritnxned hemo laat saturday after
nooa frum . several weeks vlnit With
~ tot1nFo paronAa. Col aA1 Mn.
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News Notes
(Adysrtisemont.)

Notary Public-w. B. Rowland Sc,
Main street Record Office.
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cent Northern Baptist convention at
Los Angeles and went to the coast q
couple Of weeks or more in advance
of her husband.
MRS. WEBSTER SPENDING WEEK
IN DENVER
Mrs. H. C. webster left on Sunday
for Denver where she will spend a
week or ten days visiting her daugh-
ter. Mrs. James A. OrKeefe, and fam
lily.
ATTENDING STATE SUNDAY
SCHOOL CONVENTION
Several Canon City people went to
Pueblo this morning to attend the an
nuai convention of the Colorado State
Sunday school. association; among
them. Mrs. j. P. Waits and niece, Miss
Fay Thomas. A large number will
leave for the same destination We'd
nesday morning; among them being
Mr.. and Mrs. c. f. Friend. Mr.. and
Mrs. C. W. Yenzer and daughter. C,
W. Van Patten and Joe Quinn
r. E. DIEMER VISITING FRIENDS
R. E. Diemer. at one time a resi-
dent OF this city. but who for a num-
Der OF years past has made his
home on the western slope. left for
Denver Monday afternoon following
a short visit here. Mr.. Diemer for.
merly had charge of the South Canon
Lumber and Mercantile comapny. On
removing from here he went to
Montrose. but subsequently establish
ed home in Idaho where he now
lives.
MRS. MARTHA WILSON GONE TO
CALIFORNIA.
Mrs. Martha Wilson of South Can
on left on Denver and Rio Grande
train No. 1. Monday afternoon for
California wheer she will visit friends
for some time. Incidentally she Will
visit the expositions at San Diego
and San Francisco. Although Mrs.
Wilson had made arrangements for a
reservation in Pullman sleeper week
or more ago it was found on the ar
rival Of the train here Monday that
It had been assigned to somebody
else in the meantime and she was
compelled to accept accommodations
in day coach.
MANY PEOPLE VISIT TOP OF
pnVAl cORCE
A telephone message to The Daily
Record this morning from Glen Geb-
hart. who has charge of the pavil-
lion and refreshment stand at the
top of the Royal Gorge. says more
automobile tourists are coming 10
Canon City at present than at the
corresponding time lsst year. There
has been many visitors to the top Of
the gorge during the last week OF
ten days: the kreater number q them
having motorsd over from Colorado
aprlnn for ths pNFposs e Gnlaine Z
look 1oWA Into the depthS e ~
oanyoa- -.
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the Panama-Pacifc worlds fair at
San Francisco. At the latter place
Drs- Holmes and orendorR will At
tend the sessions OF the American
Medical association.
From San Francisco DR.. and Mrs.
Holmes and son Raynor. will 20 to
Seattle. Washington. and Victoria. d.
C.. after which they will go to spo-
kane. where Mrs. Holmes and son will
visit relatives until September. DR..
Holmes will be gone about four
weeks- DIR. and Mrs. Orendorff and
daughter will be absent about three
weeks.
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THURSDAY
EARL RUNDAHL HOME FROM

=. Earl RundahI has returned home
from the Colorado State Agricultural
college at Fort Collins where he ha.
been student during the past year
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FRIDAY

@-No-~NE@
weeks.
FRIDAY
RETURNS TO PITTseuRo.
Mrs. William Fox OF Pittsburg. Pa.
left for that place on No. Thursday
afternoon. Mrs. Fox has been visit
ing with her son. Lester Fox, at Az
Greenwood ave. for several months.
GUESTS OF GRACE FoREsMAN
Miss lima Abbey. Miss Florence
Long and Miss Myrtle Miller OF Grip
pie Creek and members OF the junior
class in the high school there are
spending few days In Canon City
as the guests OF Miss Grace Fores-
man at 2i1 South Eighth street. Miss
Foresman took her guests for horse
back ride to the top OF the Royal
Gorge this morning.
ENTERTAINED FRIENDS AT FISH
FRY
Ben W. Rea entertained a number
OF friends at a trout fry at tho
family apartments over the Fremont
County National bank Thursday night.
The guests Included w. II. Dozier. o.
H. Rundahl and A. r. Frisbie Of
Canon City and w. F. Nelson and w.
J. Brinkley Of Pueblo: the latter
president Of the Dougias-Brinkiey
Fruit company.
i TRINIDAD COUPLE HERE ON
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TUESDAY.
OR. AND MRS. wlLKlMooN HoM
FROM COAST.

Or. and MF1. e. H. Wllkinoon Foturn
"a houas MoNtay aR,elnooa eGom :
up U ths CalitusnlA s1peaitiaas q
Daa nloGs and - ysnneiseo Mn.
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FRY
COUPLE HERE ON
HONEYMOON TRIP.

Mr.. and Mrs. p. J. Alvarado. OF
Trinidad. who are making honey
moon trip through this portion OF the
state by automobile, arrived here this
morning and vii motor to the top of
the Royal Gorge and back TO town
over the Skyline drive this afternoon
They report the roads as being in ex'
ccllent condition for automob!ling be
tween Pueblo and Canon City, but
say they are badly in need OF repairs
between Pueblo and waisenburg. Mr.
and Mrs. Aivarado viii leave for Col
orado Springs tomorrow.
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dATURDAI,
HOME FROM UNiVERslTv

Miss Anna Rfede. who has been =
student At the University of Colombo
at Boulder during the past ysar. has
returned to Canon City tor the SUM
mur vacation.
gAps. coLonADo. MAN HERk ON
RNlOAN.
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N : R.s'.s vs.s - -.s.sss,ial
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o0AoT

Or. and Mra. R. 2. Holmes and son.
Mastar Raynor. and Dr. and Mn.
9th orsndorK ana daughter. Cath
erino. len this efternoon toy eali
xnlla ON . the,l WaE - ~ caat'
eps1ia oxpooliicl1. Thsy will @
~ . nAH plege - allsewas1s g
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IT'S A BABY BOY
BACK IN CANON.

Mr.. and Mrs @. w. Tobin who
have returned to Canon City to make
their home will take up their resi
dence at Mr.. Tobin's old home In
about two weeks. after Mr.. and Mrs.
w. II. Collins. who have been living
there several years. have had time
20 get located in a new home
MRS. MecoRkLE HOME FOR THE
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MecoRkLE HOME FOR THE
SUMMER VACATION.

Mrs. Lulu D. Mccorkie returned
home Tuesday afternoon from Oak
land. California. whore she taught In
che public schcois during the pest
year. and will spend the summer va'
cation with her mother. Mrs. u. n
McKissick. an dfamiiy 1t ses College
avenue
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RMioAXI

:. VI nlalr. 6 -. Colognae. q
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WERE GUESTS OF Mr.. AND MRS
KENNEDY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Fisher Of Aurora
were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs John R. Kennedy and family on
Rudd avenue Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. Fisher and Mr.. Kennedy arc
The visitors left this after
noon for Colorado Springs and Den
wnr