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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-22

: BY virtue OF the authority vested In
the unabridged Trustee by q certain
deed Of trust or assignment made by;
Cove GA and Gas company.a CORPORA
eton under the laws of.the STATE OF West
Virginia dated t1e 25th day OF May:
1913. and of reeord In the once OF the
Clerk OF the County Court OF Harrison
County. West v1rglnaa In Trust Book
No. ~. page which deed of trust
or assignment secures the paymert OF
all che debts Of SID Cove Oh and Gas
Company as therein set forth. and
whether therein mentioned or not. ac-
cording to the terms and conditions OF
said assdsnment and under the terns
OF which said trust. the said trustee
:deed Of trust and Hereinafter described.
the u ST. Bnx s oT SG III 4e1s
between the hours OF one9andSdye o'clock
front II mt door OF the Court Honse OF Har-
rdSon County, West Virginia. at public
auetaon 70 me highest b3ddeE die fol-
properly. the teasehold being shuate sins
Sardis District. Hareison Comfy West
ing located upon sad iease. as follows:s
All that certain lease for OIL and gas
9a52eses nsas Ry Isis 500 bss4 ane
da4es on the 9TH day June. ID: aEdpfs
record IN the once Of the Clerk %. ME
In Deed Book No. 21s. page
431: and also the 5e&se eoyeriu< the
;GHmn1 and Wife. besriss dass on ne
i9ta day Of June.t 918: Of Teeord.1n IN said
"A Ddd i sSSs yagis e
ING sseuated IN seeds t.sHaFrdson
staafiaily as sSo1lows: s-Tss;--e-ss
On the north by lands OF ID G.. Benz
e g. Essisek; on the soueh BY lands
OF w e. Ailen aod others: ON taDe west
by Iapds OF q. e Rennstt and etaaess;;
loss. ana being lot No. 4 IN The .parti.l
don OF laqdSs OF wesley RobSMscn. del
sad ceMa E Tsoasss md ass oshsss and
Sdee1dan R Grmn ahdSwtfe toe SAID
s5s ga ss $500 q wv sIeeoFmse,
DIN " Neal and Levin SntSh. by agTee-
ms1t Satsd J9ns e: r1s1s;7of reserd In e
page 455: and said leases were- a5stE
or conveyed by the sdd c.. W. McCor-i
Go Cove, Oh and cas- comSsny b deed
dated November II. 1878 OF record
= saad ols sF erase = 2ssd Be ssr. No
IS here made fhe SAID lease being
subject however. to q one stxty-fourth
nod properyrssea sned in.the asslepsaeatl
from 6eorGe w Sctszaaaer 70 AacCoSzntck..tt
Hssa a e z aa sSs g essd csvs e o
nd @9s so%2sg aess ssS D Dseos
We VIZ Iess the 1sy:fouSth e1ss1
sorai proPerS OF every .ktnd. -es1aTaetsrl
s dsss5eE $3.50 eas Sae
safd Cove OIL and Gas Con1pa11y,t hei
gsEsef b Sg Biz sasns 80 sSssss
One strathers 25s z. bot4er one@
nataonaI frans1t vy.aeer pump: e1e 15. AZ
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-22
Reetored 10 Good Hea1th.

IT was sick. Tor Jour years WITH
stomach trouble, 2, writes Mrs. Otto
Cans, GAINESVILLE, Ohio lost weight.
;up hone of Sbeing cured "A friend
told me about Chamber1a9n's Tablets.
and,since using two bottles OF them
rave been a we'll woman- Obtadnabies
everywhere.-A dyert!sement-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-22

By vetoing repeal bill, Gov. NJ G.
Rrumbaugh of Pennsylvania has de-
creed that Pittsburg's experiment IN
graduated taxation shall go on for
two years more, thus settling one OF
history Of the State The Pittsburg
Law abolishes takes on machinery
and makes annual reductions in the
taxes on buildings IN order to en-
courage manufacturing and building
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-22
s.rR on vALUABLE EARN.

In spursuance ofsa power OF aseo OF
ney, e1ecnted by o.: love, 49,: a1slz.et
bo az 70 the undersigned B.sTyson
rTsrToer ON the 18th day Of ApTH.
1aT5- and now Of record in the prop.
ar once Of Harrison County. VIII. on
s4th Day OF June, 1915
At one O'clock p r
sell. at public outcry TO the hiSnes1
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-22
Anether Great BInuder.

a study os the war revenue tax
'dfscIoses some OF the most astonishing
b3unders TO be found IN the entire
legislative record OF the present adj
Manifestation The most elementary
principles Of faw making seem to have
been dfsregarded-
In the passage of any special tax
measure where the approxmate deficit
ito be met IS known, there are four
L 1t should be determined where
the burden Of the tax should fall
q Based on accurate estimates, the
law should produce thesamount Cd rev
enue needed
3 The law should be phrased in
clear unmistakabIe terms, admitting
OF but one construction that will In
sure a minimum cost Of administra-
ton, prevent confusion, and avoid
useless, expansive litigation
4 Timely, adequate provision
should be made for revenue stamps.
blank returns. instructions and all
other numerous details entering into
the enforcement OF such a law.
This administration failed on every
one OF these counts.
L Under the first essential. that OF
determining where the burden OF the
tax shall fall. the Democrats found
cred repeatedly They first announced
the plan of increasing the income tax.
and abandoned it on discovering that
financial returns would be delayed
for months under that method Then
they turned to plan of taxing freight
receipts. This was discarded with
astonishing CELEBRITY. Political pres
sure was too great After other In
efectuaf attempts the Spanish war
stamp tax was adopted as a basis CIV
ing the country war tax In time
OF peace.
e The second essential was dis
regarded Their estimates were IN
accurate Had they been based on
facts instead Of guess work, we would
not now have the treasury deficit as q
constant reminder of Democratic ex-
trayaganee and meMciency
8. The third essential was 6sre~
garded. There are conflicting provfs-
ions IN the war tax as to when It
shall take effect Other clauses are
sc. obscurely phrased that it has been:
Necessary to appeal to the courts for
construction.
4. The fourth essential was disre-.
garded So inadequate were the pro-
visions for stamps required under the
act that business all over the country
halted because OF inability TO comply
with the law. Long and annoying con-
troyersieS arose over penalties for
such violations. resulting in needless.
confusion for which no one but the
present administration is to blame.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-22
An Evening Echo.

Nothing can work me damage Dug
myself; the harm that SUSAN
< ;areal gunerer by my own fault--SF-
RERNARD
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-22

and best bidder, the farm Of which the
said William His1nooenam die sc. :seazeos
5 s,Luase oI H9r-ison connry ana about
+ 1.es1 , -Ji MOTT, Of BRIDGEPORT and
swo li tteS sst,,e,s+ ~ SisrFshnrrs
iouI 11ll.e ~ Lass
COZ ,1ILns,as ~ ~, = 5escrfbsd az fol
1 anu ~
AoM t
Beginning at a sugar tree on the
bank of Simpson Creek thence NJ 81
q. % poles to a stakes thence s. Is.
E. rs poles to q stake; thence ~ %.
H. E. 10 Ia poles to a stake; thence
N. rs 1-2 E. 81 poles toea stake on
r. Nfinor'c land; thence NJ Sd T..
III 1-4 poles to q white oak tnence
[N. 60 W-46 poles to q stone earstne
bars: thence y. - ". ~ $500 ~ %
|oes > .SIas s5lfe ~ st1mn
Va - - 49, Renee =, No W2s II
auu q ~ a.. crner TO n
S Smt.I,.s corner. thence S. 81 w. Jos.
sSm1tn 800 -,-.>t1,snca IN w.
Sd pores 70 +,,.,,.e
- " p1se sose,ao .,o1es - heeclo.,
>. 70 20 10 % q, notes fo );
80 49,. thence s. IL ": rs l-2
poles to the beginning, containing two
hnndred acres. These calls are taken
tom the deed made for this Land In
1855
- :, no 4,,,esr farns IN.
rms Is one u "a - - .,IoerIaid.
HARRISON So1-..s ~ .s,.y ~ wbich
G7-os7-1000 acres OF the Pittsburg
vein or stratum OF coal and mining
tights was sold by WiIram High
bothan to James r. Barnes and oth=
ans nv deed dated the 15th day of
June. 1901, and OF record "a Deec
Book 1s5. page - $50 - ,an1 81 let IN
for OH ana 800 g 60 sn 49, v. Of I-s OF
Company, payinS . - Sa11.S.
the oil ana - 80. s,,s
year for eacn saS we e. a $50 80 e s
well has oeen ali,tsI ~. s.e -, a.
the rental Is pa1o lue1een ~ 49,.
II 1915.
There fs on this land a two-story
frame house Of seven rooms: barn
sufacfeat to hold about fifty head OF
cattle and numerous o.ner .oate 1en,,f
ings' Two I PENS ana nssdoW fand and
e eg az ls - Id timber: the land Is
clean Of fifth. IN fine condition and
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-22

been closed for half an hour nov
We are the only ones in the build
ing"
Then won't trouble you
further. said the sleek stranger But
IFS passtor-of mine; an obsessaon !
might say, to look at pianos. and II I
had any money. would nuy one "
Won quite sure that not soul can
hear what I am about to say3
e.1,m positive" said the polite
manager.
Then throw up your hands.p said
the sleek stranger
Sans a watch, diamond PIN three
dollars and trading stamp. AgneW
wittikins left the building that might
a sad but wiser man:
Moral hold up your hands
die first
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-22

Direct wireless communication
across the ocean is likely TO De &c
,complished soon.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-22
VApD CoFFMAAS

hand this the 18th
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-22

= - .1-WlApE SSlF!E'.L 49,
a. ". WILLIAMS. . Ststs-
Counsel for P1atnttf1-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-22

anpositively furnish you the
eIy best to be had at reasonable
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-10-22
EXECUTION OF GIRL
tcontinued from page i.)

II not impossible. His documents arc
plain statement OF fact. which do
not arraign the Germans. and are not
accompanied by his own conclusions.
Yet they present the Germans IN such
a light that II Is regarded as certain
the Germans In Belgium will imme-
dlately see the harm these statements
have done to public opinion,
THE execution mirrors tho spirit
of the German administration In all
Its callousness and brutality, which
are not spontaneous. but calculated
and systematic" said the Manchester
Guardian. "The Germans often ask
why they are 80 little loved In tho
world. Miss Cavell's execution con-
tains the key to the answer, II they
fail to find 1t. then their soul Is In
deed lost"
The Birmingham Post said: Miss
Cavell's execution shows that high
German military, judicial and ad-
ministrative authorities are all tarred
with the same brush a. the common
soldiers who murdered. raped and
looted their way through Belgium.
The soldiers had the poor excuse Of
hot blood. nervous strain or an In
centive from those above them. but
those responsible for Miss Cavell's
execution acted coldly and deliber-
ately. In merciless pursuance OF q
carefully prepared system whose In
humanity did not disturb them be-
cause they themselves were inhu-
man"
Above the horror OF the execution
there sounded throughout England q
note of praise for the heroism Of the
woman.
Knowing that she faced almost GER
tain death. she was calm. Her nerve
never faitered. and when Mr.. Gahan,
an English clergyman. went to her Ia
administer communion. she told him
she was well. knew what she had
done and was happy to die for heI
country.
The Whitlock papers describe hei
as admirably strong and calm"
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-10-22
lSI.EtTRIC WIZARD VIEWS
WONDERS OF BURBANk

Santa Rosa. Cal. Oct. %. Thomas
a. Edison. wizard Of the electric
light, walked through the wonders Of
the beautiful gardens of Luther Bur-
bank today, as guest Of the plant
wizard. and showed keen interest in
the marvels obtained by the inter
breeding OF plants, fruits, flowers and
vegetables.
Edison was accompanied By Henry
Ford and their party in Ford's pri-
Nate car. Along the route Edison
was Welcomed by the people of every
town and at the ferry in San Fran
cisco he was greeted with shower
of flowers by school children of Saa.
salito, who had waited some time
for his appearance.
The inventor was in high good
humor from the honors heaped upon
him during Edison day at the exposi-
fion yesterday and showed pleasure
at the demonstration Of the school
children.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-10-22
HEAVENS POINT TO
VICTORY FOR THE
LOCALS TOMORROW

II you have been watching tho hea-
vens lately YOU viii have noticed a
sign which. according TO such eminent
astrologers, astronomers and star
gasers rs Supt, Hull and Prof. Milli-
ken OF the local high school. foretells
a certain victory for the Grants Pass
pigskin kiekers In Saturdays foot
ball game with Medford. A large ring
has been observed around the moon.
and by certain manipulatlons which
only the initiated can understand. the
learned men discover that this ring
stands for Medford's score In the
gridiron battle. BY constructing an
equivalent circle elsewhere. and by
counting the number OF stars within.
the Grants Pass score was deter
mined. but that interest many con-
tlnue in the approaching conflict this
figure is not made public. II Is also
explained by the men OF science that
there are many stars upon the local
team. and that the Medford players
will see great variety OF stars dur
ing the progress OF the game to-
morrow.
The whistle will blow promptly at
2:30 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. so
be on the sidelines on time and cheer
the boys on to the victory.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-10-22
Man Killed in Concrete Mixer

Falling upon the heavy chain drive
and borne without hindrance into the
grinding cogs OF large capacity con
crete mixer. Charles l.. Robbins, an
employe Of the Southern Pacific COM
pany, met almost instant death at 10
O'Clock Thursday morning at Table
creek, In Cow Creek canyon, where
gang of about 20 men have been en-
gagged In building retaining wall
for shortening the bridge over the
stream. The body was brought here
on train No. IA this afternoon and
placed in the morgue. II will be
shipped to Forest Grove for burial,
relatives Of the deceased residing at
that city. Robbins chest was crush
ed in, and while II is not known II
many bones were broken, the condi-
tlon Of the body Is such that there Is
no doubt that death was very near
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-10-22
THE TRIAL or PORTER
ClEaJsLEoN Is RESUMED

cViho .assly. Urt % The marital
sfens Of Eorter Charlton and Mary
sSeoti Castle Charlton. the California
woman he hammered to death. we're
Serealedsir ais murder trial today
~ others saw them
Some witnesses thesght the differ
eh5es between the~'hair were mere
pats. @nsT oghsts said their troubles
broke oAt INTO violent quarrels One
group declared Charlton dominated
bis wife; another that she controlled
him completely.
The witnesses include tradesmen
and Inhabitants who knew the young
American after he brought his wife
to villa here.
Chariton's attorney. Micelli Picardi
was in court. but was far from well
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-10-22
DAUGHTER
ENDORSES DADS CHOICE

(By United Press Leased Wire)
San Francisco. Oct. 22.-Though
she admitted she wished she might
have had part In 1t. Mrs. VIM. G'
McAdoo. President Wilson's daugh-
ter. today denied she had played any
cupid role In her fathers romance
with Mrs. Norman Gait. So Miss
Margaret Wilson stands as respon-
sible for bringing together the presi-
dent and his fiancee.
we are all tremendously happy
over the coming wedding. and | know
the country is. too." Mrs. McAdoo
commenteds
I'VE all think the world Of Mrs,
Calf, She Is a brilliant woman"
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-10-22
New Billboard Ordinance

An ordinance was presented. but
not read in the council last night,
bearing upon regulation OF the bill
posting business, intended to super
sede the ordinance passed month
ago, which licensed the billboards out
of existence. The new ordinance was
presented to the auditor by local
citizen, but councilman facetiously
remarked that he could see earmarks
OF Roseburg brewing In its making,
The ordinance was referred to the
city attorney.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-10-22
SLAYER OF CRIPPLE
MAKES NEW CONFESSION

San Francisco. Oct. 22.-Broken
under q police third degree. Mira.
Mary Pamies. admitted slayer OF the
crippled Michael Weinstein. her form.
or lover. this afternoon confessed to
the police she had hacked up his body
In cold blood.
Love for her husband and fear that
weinstein would tell Of their intimacy
prompted the glrl-wife's horrible
deed.
Weinstein died without struggle,
the girl said. Her previous story Of
self-defense, OF battle with the
maddened cripple, armed with his
crutch, her chase down the hallway
after him, following fictitious at
tack and a plea that she elope with
him were all hgments OF her fevered
brain--part Of her plot to make the
killing look as though II were justi-
fed, she admitted.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-10-22
MAY SOON TELEPHONE
AROUND THE WORLD

Washington, Oct. 22.-Following
the success achieved in talking by
wireless to Honolulu and Paris. the
Arlington wireless station today has
as its next ambition conversation
girdling tho, globe. Instruments are
being tuned up" for talking to Toxic
without a Honolulu relay. Success
is certain, 1t is believed, though diff
ferent mechanical adjustments will
be required.
Before attempting this, however.
the station Will try to talk to the Cor
dova, Alaska, station.
Secretary Of the Navy Daniels to-
day reiterated his hope that when
the wireless telephone is perfected II
would be installed in the navy to sup
plant wireless telegraphy.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-10-22

II. II, Metts, of Silver Creek, is
spending a few days in the city,
Bay your Golden West coffee Of J.,
pardee. b74
Rey. c. 4, Glazier and Rev, ], T..
Oliver went to Ashland this afternoon
10, conduct district meeting Sunday
Fancy eastern rice popcorn, guar
anteed to pop. Kinney & Truax. 7ss
Mr.. and Mrs. y. A. Snyder, who
were married in Grants Pass yester-
day, returned to Ashland this after
noon.
Special price. on Golden West
eoffee, j. Pardee. S7i
Mrs. M. M. Spencer returned this
afternoon from Leland, where she
spent three weeks.
Beautiful Oregon agates in
brooches. scarf pins and'cuff links at
very moderate prices at Letcher 4
Sons. SsStf
Mr.. and Mrs. l., s, Nelson. of Van
couyer, Wash. arrived this morning
to visit Mrs. Nelson's sister, Mrs
John Summers.
Or. y. B. Moore makes specially
OF fitting glasses and treating eyes
Hotel Oxford. Grants Pass. $40
/ Mrs. I'D Ryan returned to Ashland
this afternoon, after spending few
days here looking after property in
lterests
Arrow collars at Bishops tosti
Mrs. G. A. Macarthur. who spent
Il the past month with Mrs. Neill al
Ardencraig. left this morning. return
ing to Portland. Miss Macarthur is
remaining at Ardencraig.
Mrs. Geneyieye Craig and little
daughter. Jean. and Miss Julia Coffin,
OF Longmont, Colo, arrived this
morning and are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Horace c. Hall.
Come in and see our combination
specials on display Dollar day. Kin
Iney & Truax grocery. 573
Be sure and send your answer on
the alvin" contest to Letcher's be
| fore Saturday, October 80. IT:
free. 566ti
w. H. Dague returned yesterday
from Candy, where he went to attend
1.-THE funeral of his sister He was ac'
companied bysanother sister, Mrs
G. w. Buchanan. of Logansport, Ind.
who spent day here and left soutl
this morning.
Alpine butter is the best. Watcl
for s5 in gold. 574
Mrs, Leland Tansel. sister OF Mrs
~. P. Truax, Of Kalispel. Mont, ant
Miss Margaret Truax. who spent tn
summer with her aunt, arrived il
lGrants Pass Thursday On Saturda,
Or. and Mrs. Tfuax and Mrs, Tanse
leave for the San Francisco exposi
ltion. ,
| Ladies: Do not overlook that s.
worth OF Wear-Eyer aluminium war
| for 81 at Rogue River Hardware ol
dollar day. Come early, the suppl
is limited. 81
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-10-22
Dollar Days

Dollar Days
$1.50 new fall suitings, all 81.
Mems and ladies, $3.50 umbrellas,
81. It will rain some day.
Four pieces Of Munsing underwear
for 80 cents; eight for 81.
$1.4O blankets for 81. $1.40 petit
coats 81.
81 bargains in so pairs of $2.25
and $3.50 and $2.75 ladies' shoes.
81 pair discount on all Packard
shoes.
Mems rs cent golf shirts two for 81.
Six yards imported crepe, 81.
, Windows and departments will
show you stacks of other 81 bargains
on Dollar day.
57S Kinney C Truax
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-10-22
CARD OF THANKS

We desire TO express our apprecia-
tion and thanks to friends for their
kindness and sympathy in our be-
reavement in the death OF our hus-
band and father.
MRS. ]. NJ. CHILES AND
FAMILY.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-10-22

instantaneous. ue was crushed so
hard into the eogs OF the machine
that It broke the heavy chain which
had carried him, There were no cuts
ON the body, the injuries all being In
ternal.- Roseburg Review.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-10-22
welded Thursday Evening


Sherman NJ. Duggan, Of Sacra-
mento, and Miss Iva McKennett,
niece OF Mr.. and Mrs e. ID. Shook,
of this city. were married at the
Methodist Episcopal parsonage Thurs
day evening, at seven o'clock, Rev
VI. T. Wire officiating. Following the
ceremony the wedding party repaired
to the Grants Pass hotel, where a
wedding dinner was served. Mr.. and
Mrs. Duggan left this afternoon for
the south, and will take in the San
Francisco exposition, after which they
will return to their home at Sacra'
mento.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-10-22

Change of Location
viii be at my new sample room
in the Howard building, next to Bart
let's shoe store, all day Saturday.
Dollar Day. to receive your bar
gain orders. One dollar OF on suits
and overcoats. Ten per cent dis
count on everything else. This spe-
cial Offering is good for orders PLACED
on Saturday. October sS, only, Geo,
S. Calhoun, eos G street. 574
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-10-22
ITALIANS GAIN SEVEN MILES

Paris. Oct, 22.--The Italian ADJ
vance In the Trontino district as re-
suit OF ten days OF continuous oifen-
siye amounts TO seven miles at one
point. said Rome dispatches today.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-10-22

Every Day Prices
At the Grants Pass Meat Co. and
Temple Market;
Pork sausage, 10c lb.
Fresh pork shoulders. 7hc lb.
Spareribs, Sc ID.
Baekbones. &C lb.
Pigs heads, 4c lb.
Pigs feet, 10c dozen.
Pork trimmings, lean. 12hc lb.
Special for Dollar day: 9 lbs. pure
fresh lard, s1.0O.
All kinds of salt and fresh meat
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-10-22
Return From Exposition

Return From ExposItion--
The Middleton brothers, who made
the trip to San Francisco by motor
cycle, returned to Grants Pass this
morning. making the trip In three
days each way. They report having
met the Mcintyre party, which ar
rived at the exposition city safely
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-10-22

A Small Ad--
Low prices for Dollar day on high
grade goods at Kinney & Truax
grocery:
pounds regular zoe coffee for 81.
81 pounds white beans for 81.
40 pounds sweet potatoes for 81.
Ia cans Carnation milk for 81.
Three soc cans Royal baking pow
der for 81.
10 pounds sweet potatoes for Csc.
We appreciate your business
573 Kinney & Truax.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-10-22
Dance Saturday Might
Two tickets for $500, Moose hall.
Consider Bathhouse Lease

Consider Bathhouse Lease
H. J, Schmidt, who had recently
solicited lease from the city for
the bathhouse and boating privileges
at the city park for a ten-year period.
was present at last nights session OF
the council and the lease question
was again called up. There seemed
TO be a sentiment in the council in
favor OF leasing, and the city attorney
was instructed to draft lease for
consideration at future session. Mr..
Schmidt's plan is to give the city five
per cent upon the gross revenue from
the bathhouse for the lease privilege.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-10-22
-
NEW TO-DAY

800 BUYS $500 worth of portraits.
Two dozen at tho price OF one
dozen. any grade. Pay for them
bargain day and get tho work done
at any time. Orders fllled from the
White Studio negatives at ,l.O0
per dozen. In good folder mounts;
Sxl0 enlargements, SOC: i0x12 en-
largemcnts. soc. Paddock Photo
Co. Studio. 3i0 North Sixth. GA