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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-08-09
Childrrn's Enlert..inment-- !.

Children's Enicrtainmcnt---
School children OF both josephine
and Jackson counties are planning
q big entertainment at the hall at
Applegate next Saturday evening,
August ~. Mrs. Rose Seals Brown.
the blind woman residing near Muir
ply. who is well known as child
rens' organizer, has charge OF the
affair.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-08-09

Engiewood Dairy. Phone 222-
The pure milk dairy. seat
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-08-09

FURNISHED 8-room bungalow for
rent. v. A. Clements, Golden
Rule Building. Phone 265-R. S24
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-08-09

Job printing OF every description
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-08-09

The German war Office stated that
some damage" was done In the raid
on Metz.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-08-09
Rand Concert and DANES Tonigh,.-

Band Concert and Dance Tonight,
The Oakland Boys club band OF
80 pieces will give a concert at the
Railroad park and dance at the Wal
dorf hall. Wednesday evening. Dance
from $3.50 to l a. m. Gentlemen
zoe. sls
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-08-09

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NEW TODAY

Location notices, Courier ofice.
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Location notices. Courier office.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-08-09

kcllog and Mahoney Orchestra
Murphy Saturday night. full moon.
fine road. floor perfect. six hours
dancing, Skookum lunch $3.50. Sal
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-08-09

A Harding Heir
On August 5. son was born at
Prosper to Mr.. and Mrs, Il. R, Hard
ing, The Hardings were residents Of
this city until four years ago.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-04
ZILPH BEST TN
4O-FOOT CLASS
Lack of Wind flinders
Yachts in American Club
Annual Open Regatta.
By CAPTAIN JAMES c. SUMMERS.

Racing on Long Island Sound yester-
day was a grievous disappointment to
about five hundred yschtsmen who
manned the ffty-six yachts that started
in the annual open regatta Of the
American Yacht Club, of Rye. y. Y.
Only forty-two yachts were able to
finish the courses allotted them within
the time limit of half an hour after
sundown. All Of the "thirties" and all
of the handicap yachts of the second
division were drifting in the Sound
without wind when the time limit ex-
pired. There was some good light
weather racing in the rest Of the
classes, however.
lanes f. Hayes's Zilph did the best
work in the y. Y. Y. c. forty-foot class:
Sailing over sixteen and one-haf
mile course against three competitors
she won the prize offered by Rear Com
modore J. L. Cutler, defeating Or.
James Bishops Pampero by minutes
In the up" class, in which Vice-Com-
nodore Ogden u. Reid offered the
fTOpnTt hQQlcOU 4AN44@4A .
the winner, her competitor, the Aleda.
not finishing. OF the eight Sender
sloops that started, the Mingo, owned
bv il. T. Hornidge, won from Allen
Clarke's Feather by minutes 3o sec
onds.
some of the best racing Of the day
was done By the thirteen Star class
Yachts. c. <. Hyde's Hydra proved the
winner by minute 22 seconds from the
Snapper. The other winners were:
Robin Hood, Hamburg II. Reverie and
Yam.
The start was made at 2:4o in a
light breeze from the northwest after a
wicked souall from that quarter which
bepan half an hour earlier had played
havoc with the big fleet, causing some
of them 20 douse mainsails and run be-
fore II for time under llbs, others
under bare poles.
The Pamparo, owned By Dr. James
Bishop-one Of the "forties"-was the
frst away after the signal for that
class. She had the weather berth and
rad the Maisie on her lee beam By half
a length, Z S Duell's Rovdy and J. E.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-04
Aqueduct Entries.

First race three year-o'ds and upward. ceiling:
five fur.onssl Alberta True. 100. Ltle Winder-
mere. 100. Little D.pper 95 Madon TO-. Mr.
specs. 10. 'Steliarina. %. Rae B 9s, Kings Oak.
%, 'Chesterton. los. Ganiet, O. LINDA Payne,
100; MeelIcka los. Hecnsn. 10 My Daune. l03:
Belle oi the Kitchen. -. Sal Vanity. q Pres On
Lynn. 10. True as steel. 10. Jesse Jr., lis.
Ercc.siot, es. Buckshot. IO3. Malabar. lI0.
Ataks %.
second race four -yesr-oids and upward steeple-
chase, selling. handicap. about two mlesi-C.out.
lll Abeneidy l32 Tradiuoner. l85 Sorrento. is
Sandow. $50 Rcpentant l4s Zellwo0d. 80.
Choice l33. 80. IA Ag0n. l3I
Third race ltsO-year-Od flAes. Clover Stakes.
g. 300. Eve fur'ons.l -ki'teni.h l0i. Mae Murray.
i05. Yankee witch. lli Trageiy. l0'. Bonnie
Witch l0j. Wstul, l09. Madeira. 100, Genesis.
~. Queen of the Water. iO9. Vague lo5
Fourth race Ghrse- -yesr-olds and upeard. Carer
Handicap. s. 500 seven furlongs Sand Marsh. l2l
PLosphOE. ia Codlette. rs. Gillies. l9j Gainer.
il5. Onnesdae. los. Hauy SHAW. loaI George
smith. ~ shor Grass. 100; High Noon. rs:
Firh race fth7,e- year-ol ard upward. h,ndi-
cap. selling. ore milcl-SDearhead. III SKY Pilot.
as Yo.uspa 90. Brooks. 90 Blue Thistle l-s.
Kilkenny Boy l2- Fair Count. 1903. Paddy WAack.
100. Superintendent. 100: Sars'osa. III.
Sixth race ltso-year-o.ds selling. I've fuFlcnul
Cheer l09 TIC Dean. 100. 'Berilet. JOS.
Douglass s. ia Lazy R0sela i0s. Mira. no.
Running shot. i0j 'Speofre i0t. 'T'o'sa, io'
Netting Moments. l03 Brght star. i0s. MOO
lighter l0l Doc Meals. lQi AsthJn Gray. Jos.
Radiant Flower. l05.
'Five pounds apprentice allowance claimed
New-York tribune., 1916-07-04
HUNTER WINS IN
TENNIS SINGLES
Chambers Lose Tribune
Cup Match - O'Neale
and F. p. A. Beaten.

Between showers Of rain and, when
ever Francis T. Hunter, Elliot Binzen
OF Franklin ?. Adams made a bullet
acc. Of applause. play continued yes
terday in the North Side tennis singles
championship for The Tribune Cup.
One match, terrific one, was run of
in the doubles. In addition, two or
three singles matches were started
but remained uncompleted.
Hunter. the Cornell captain and
present holder Of the cup, gave an ex-
hibition Of tennis such as any playing
through champion should show. He
waded through Charles Chambers, the
doughty little all-day goer from Kings
County, IS, 6-1. Five times in the
first set, in a game which Hunter
served, Chambers was within a point
Of the set, and each time Hunter clear
~ demonstrated the nerve Of a cham
pion. Three Of the five times he
whistled over clean service aces OF
Chambers, who, in the face Of such
a display, was overwhelmed in the sec
ond set.
Binzcn. the Fordham leader, elimi-
mated youag L. Maxwell Banks easily,
at Go. 6-4. Il was not until the
second set that the Brooklyn school
boy began 70 hit Binzen's elusive,
twisty American service consistently
Lieutenant ". s. Anderson, the left
tist, 6-4, g, and VI. A. Conant
plaved in two marathon matches. He
defeated H. 2. Rose, IS, 1-6, 6-li
and F. Norton. 3-6. Sc, Sc.
There were two matches longer than
this last. The Ely VI. Behar-George
s. Groesbeck afray was one. Behar
won. 10-s, 4-6, Sc, after interim
nable rallies. Each player is Of the
safe-extremely safe-and sane type.
At 6-all. in the third set, some one
asked J. Harry Steinkampf the score.
"Six-all. second day" replied the
Bedford Parker.
The marathonest Of the marsthons
found the hitherto undefeated Tribune
team. Franklin p. Adams and j. >
O'Neale, arrayed against Al J. Osten-
dorf and Francis 7. Hunter. Not even
the rain could prevent the desperate
tennis displayed, particularly by F. P;
a. who was at his best and determined
TO win. lie was baked Of his ambi-
tion by the slackness Of his partner,
who fooled no less than seven shots
when the twain were within point
Of the match.
The columnist was easily the star
Of the four players, serving with aban-
New-York tribune., 1916-07-04
His Best Chance.

Evans has h best championship this
Der he has
will admirably.
will longer Chick Evans struggling He
will Champion
There is the chance Of that he find the beyond his
and that he will fall by the But this likelihood
be what recognized the golfng
skill
Chick has struggling hard skill
handicap
removed He has arrived the
the nfher ninn eeasier
New-York tribune., 1916-07-04
Japanese Show
Skill on Courts

St. Louls, July 3.-Kumagae and
Mikami were the feature players in the
tournament Of the Central states ten
mis- tournament in doubles, and also in
tho Mississippi Valley sectional dou-
bles here to-day.
The Japanese champions defeated
Rice and Rice, ST. Louis, in the Valley
doubles, 60, Go; and in the Central
doubles beat Rice and Newcomb, st.
Louis. Go, 6-2; in the Central sim
eles. s. Miami, Toxic. defeated B. D.
Bogy, jr., Go. 6-1. Kumagae did not
play in the singles.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-04
Chick and the Amateur Title.

Since both first titles American
golf Evans member the famous needs but this last
take his unqueionaby the finest
medal professional could
beyond his lie proved this beyond all doubf by landing
championships;
1916, finishing one behind, 1914
another field The
September
the be that Chicks the
overthrow field He
fully capable this develop coFdent putting stroke
play Certainly other lead him from the
through the
New-York tribune., 1916-07-04
That Merton Grapple.
The arrival OF Eyar


ponship at Merton.
the Of Francis oumet should follow
field that this
t. he
As
will
Atlantic bukfom Chicago
round badly
struggling
will eanotherm mat
New-York tribune., 1916-07-04

don. volleying with precision, driving
smoothly like his fivver and smash
ing like Mclaughlin.
The summaries follow:
Norh side singles championship first round
y. Marin defeated u 7. Guiibes. 6-i s.
n A Con@ni defeated Il 7. Rose. ~. l-e.
Second round--Aifrcd Hsmmet. defeated Frank
Oliver. by default. ? Martin defeated G Z Pal
mer. o. 6-4; NJ. A Conani defeated 7. Norton.
&c. st. sc
Third round Lieutenant W s Anderson defeated
PAU Gcoil. s-t 6--?. Francis T Hunter de
fetied Chaflfs Chtnibers -. 6--l
Fourfh Toyrd--E.i.oi Bingen defeated l. Max
well Banks. 90. o. Ey NJ Behar defeated
George : Gfocshcck. i0--S, sc SIS.
North SIDE doubles championship. first round
A j. Osferdor and francis r. Hunter defeated
Franklin Z. Doc Adams and j. 5. O'Ncale. Sic.
l0-S. lS-l6.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-04
BAYSIDE TOURNAMENT
REACHES THIRD ROUND

PLAY in the handicap tournament Of
the Bayside Tennis Club continued
Yesterday, when the third round was
nlaved. As result Of the elimina-
tion process Merle Johnston,
former holder of the Queens-Nassau
championship title; BENJAMIN Link
field. Jack Wiley, Of Yale, and John
King remain. Linkheld and knight
are at scratch, while Wiley is minus
80 in the handicap rating and John
ston minus 40.
Nearly all Of the matches were
spiritedly contested. Linkheld beat
George Hauck, q, g; Johnston
beat Val Pogh, 7-5, IS, Wiley beat
W. C. Russell. IS, Ga; King beat
W. c. Cheeseman. Sc. Sc.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-04
HELP WANTED.

Male.
MECHANICAL CRAFTSMEN a larye manu-
faciurirg company. several frst class designers.
state experience AID salary expected S. 10
Tribune
SECRETARY Who can use a Young man
Of -. college graduate. whose experience as
correspondent and salesman for million
dollar corporation, advertising manager. then
chemist for a firm known world wide. an. ~
present 80 charge of apparatus IN their eX-
pioslve plant makes him a versatile man
and well equipped 70 shoulder large share
o. some busy mans burdens7 lie writes
clean-Nut typewriter letters. punctuated and
spelled correctly, but does not take rapid die
taton. lie believes he has sound judgment
on business matters. IS a practical thinker,
has Initiative and is ad-nindet. Lives In
syracuse but VIII 20 anywhere. Best Of ref
creuccs. Minimum salary. Si25 a month.
Address Yankee EoX s.. Tribune
New-York tribune., 1916-07-04
To-day'S Sporting Calendar

ATHLETICS.
Track baseball soccer swimming parks and
the city.
Carter Handicap md re other Aqueduct
TENNIS.
Invitation Country Club. Glen Cove L. Ii
championship University Heights Tennis
Club the Island championship doubles Kings County
Tennis Club, Brooklyn
BASEBALL.
Brooklyn Grounds, 1918 and
The usual holiday club at all organizations In the met
ropoltan district.
YACHTING.
Annual regatta Iachmont Club
CRICKET.
Brooklyn, Bensonhurst Bensonhurst Manor
at Richmond County. a Staten Island
games a Rockaway Hunting Club.
MOTORCYCLE.
Racing al Sheepshesd Bay Speedway
New-York tribune., 1916-07-04

Hayes's Zilph following close up in
their wakes.
The leaders indulgled in a lufing
match for few minutes without bene-
fit 70 either. but which allowed the
Zilph and the Rowdy TO overhaul them.
The course for these, the "thirties" and
the second division of the handicap
class was seven and a quarter miles to
Woolsey Reef Buoy, thence six and a
quarter miles across the Sound to
Matinicock buoy and three miles from
there to the finish off Scotch Caps
buoy.
The summaries:
y. 7 Y G FoRTTEs- COURSE. 1874 MILES
New-York tribune., 1916-07-04
The Golf Stronghold.

Chicago city
champions in Evans and Gardnea claim
IN able to make.
Merton reached Chicago will be able champions
the teGardner his honor fiji
should
intersectonal
his Of
would be if the
Merton n
should be that
skill
helped make immortal
Of Go-Jery and Francis and Chick
New-York tribune., 1916-07-04
Evans's 8 Ambition.

Evans isn't satisfied that he still lap back
OF 0uimet
These championships but also cham
pionshps And blue ribbon coec
ton he will feel that his destiny been pleasantly fulfilled
understand ambition the first
the land We stood by
the first watching his match with John g. An
Anderson had before Chick shook his head
sadly whole
again he said with mind Now will
again. And at the end
victory
would have brought hin into battle with rdubab Jerry at Ekganok
New-York tribune., 1916-07-04
sURROGATEs NOTICES.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
John Z. Cohalan. surrogate OF ne
County OF New York. notice is hereby given
fa au persons having claims against caro-.
lime If4cl Endicott. late u the county ot
Nry YorE. deceased. 90 present the same
Mn Vouchers thereof 20 the subscriber. az
l.s pIao,N Il trausactlrE business. az tho
o.Nc. of Perkins a. Train. no. Ol bIoa1way.
iu tie Borough Of Manhattan. city OF Ne"
York. on or before the hfst day OF NoFen-
Dated Sew York. the 18th day of April.
ROLAND W. BOYDEN. Executor.
PERKINS & TRAIN,
Attorneys for Executor,
No 81 Broadway. Borough Of Man
haitian. New York City. \. Y.
TRTHEILER, BELLA.-In pursuance OF
an order OF Hon. John 7. Cohalan.
Surrogate Of the County of New York no.
rce Is hereby given 90 on persons having
claims against Bella Erthriler. late of mo
County of New York. deceased. 20 present
the same. with vouchers thereof 90 80
subscriber. az hcr place ~ trausactIng
business so 20 Ncscy street in fhe tily
of Sew York on or before the 9th day OF
october next
dated. New York. the 2ist day OF April
- FLORENCE ERTHEILER BING,
AdministEaJiI-
MORRIS COOPER.
Attorney for Administrative, 30 Vsssy
stSest Gsv York City.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-04

cI Gta1kk770 Rice

You win the champion
ship of tho well satisfied with his we
Chicago
Gently followed the style auguaed by Francis oum OF Boston, ana
Jerome d. OF Jew York
Chick by the finest cxhlbions Oh
brilliant remark before
Chick isn't satisfied
New-York tribune., 1916-07-04
sAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET.
NIN JERSEY.


I'D. heaurful illustrated map and
!y Tse View " Long Island and vicin-
&CEr ing best place 20 live or invest
BOX ls2, care Of Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-04
oueens County Club Off
rials Begin War on
Foul Riding.
r, F. n. BURROWS.
=. stewards Of the Queens County

nc So - rb;cb is now conducting
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New-York tribune., 1916-07-04
MISCELLANEOUS

E.se..LE INDIAN RrgrRvtTrOS
sgST 'ttNGIoN. OPEN FOR SETTLE
Ses raNlnE July 2Tth. About 400 900
.at., cLi. Farm. Dairy and Grazing
eet ,ns IIoomsplete Sectional Map. Descrip,
Gen Authorization, postpaid. 800. SOL
Hu or So or their Widows) OF tho
eesat w,sn W. Wars may register by
ftp II wili forward blank forms TO
AscIEIG stating service SMITH
kagIs Bag. SPOKANE wash
New-York tribune., 1916-07-04
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET
COUNTRY PROPERTY.

LIT YOUR RENT PAY FOR YOUR HONE
Bcsf fuarrisi plan explained hy Country Home
Icaglc 50 80 West a2d 81. Dept Z. fAone
$50 Md -
New-York tribune., 1916-07-04

" se houses. g. 900 UP; also building
20 acosn Bay ard Wo0dcle't Bay los
eOHS Sirs Send ior particulars
RANDALL CO., Freeport. J.. j.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-04

Disqualified. fCouplei as Cochran enty.
Time ICi %. start good Won drlvins Win 4
ncr. o. Go BY Trap Rock Delusion Owned by AG-
.lis, BelmoAt Trained hy S. c. Hildreh.
SECOND RACE-Seiling. for three yesr olds. b.
sutsenp;lon Of s. each. with $500 added one
New-York tribune., 1916-07-04
SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American and Foreign Teachers Agency
supplies Professors. Teachers, Iu'ols;
C,Cycrnesses etc 20 Colleges. Schools ano
FAMILIES Apply 20 MrE. NJ J. 4OJNG-
FULTON. % Union Sqvare.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-04
Results of Racing
at AqueduCt Track

FIRST RACE-For maiden tvo-year-oids. purse.
$500 Five furOngs
New-York tribune., 1916-07-04

A thrilling contest is anticipated this
afternoon, when field including such
topnotchers as George Smith, Short
Grass. Coquette. Phosphor, High Noon,
Trial by Jury. Harry Shaw and Ormes-
dale face the barrier for the Carter
Handicap. There are five other good
races on the Queens County card.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-04

Gallop. winner Of the fifth race, was
bid up 10 S1.505. but was eventually
retained by the Marrone Stable al the
usual s. advance.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-04

AMERICAN 7 c DQRIEs-CoURsE. 4 MILES
sTlRL. s38
hnt A ytnden..n ...........-- ..!:?o iiv2q
New-York tribune., 1916-07-04

Five pounds apprentice allowance claimed
New-York tribune., 1916-07-04

Republican. Mrs. G. l.. Peine's entry
IN the fifth race, was claimed after the
contest was over by Mrs Z. Arlington,
owner of Transit, in the same race.
The redoubtable snapper" Garrison,
who trains Mrs. Arlington's string. evi..
dently has use for the aged son Of
Stalwart and Miss Canale.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-04

y. 7. Y. c. FoRTTEs- COURSE. lsB sr1Es
START F. 40
New-York tribune., 1916-07-04

White Metal. which attempted 20
beat the ten other starters in the con-
cluding chase Of the afternoon, ap-
peared as q jumper the last time out
and made a better showing than he
did on the fat. being a bang-up last
yesterday.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1916-04-21
High School Notes
By Our High School Correspondents

The Seniors entertainment held in
the school auditorium ! thursday even.
ing of last week, was great success,
and the seniors are very grateful fol
the aid given in getting up the gro.
gram. They wish to publicly thank
each and every membere of the K.
X, Band for the fine music which
the furnished. Moreover all those
who assisted in any manner. ALI
the parts were carried out Splendidly
and were witnessed by large crowd.
Keep your eyes open, the Seniors
have something new to spring in a
few weeks. Your presence will be
encouraging.
The Tennis court is in A con-
dition and some very interesting
games have already been played.
Mary Lon Ashby won the prize
offered to the one selling the most
tickets for the late school entertain
ment. The prize was a nice book
We all feel that Mary Lou deserved
the newark
At Providence last Saturday night
in the girls musical-elecutionary-
vocal contest, Sehree won the
prize for speaking; MadiSonville in
playing and Providence in singing.
Attic no honorS were won by our
home representatives, they did excel
lent work and we are proud of them.
Don't worry, we'll get it next year.
Saturday afternoon at Providence
the Darlington ball team played the
Providence team a seven inning game
When time was called the score stood
S to S. Just wait till we get them
up here.
The Seniors are now on the final
stretch of the School term, and are
going some Commencement pre-
parations are in full swing, and they
are going out on high speed. There
will be six graduates this year, the
largest class ever pushed out"
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1916-04-21
Back on the Job

After several weeks Illness in a
Louisville hospital, Miss Georgia
Frederick, Hopkins Oounty's visit
inc nurse, is again on the job looking
after public health conditions IN the
county. The many friends of Miss
Frederick are glad to have her back
with us again.
Rooms over the Sisk Book Store
have been secured tor free dis
pensary aud office for he visiting
nurse. They are : ow being put IN
repair and will soon be- opened for
use,
Dental examinations of public
school children are now being made.
AS soon as the country roads I'M
lrove, moIe attention will be given
the rural districts, - IL has been
impossible TO travel around much In
q country during the winter.
A ,choma eli ic will be held q
Dawson Springs about May l. TINS
will be ;Or the cOnveuienee Of per
sons living In the 8 utheru part o.
the county.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1916-04-21
Easter al N. f.
Church, South

Sunrise Prayer meeting under the
auspices of Epworth League at 600
A. N. The membership of the
church and public cordially invited
Sunday School at 9:30 A. NJ.
Sacrament of the Lords Supper at
1900 A. M.
Easter in song and story at Use
p. M. A special feature Of the even
ing's program, is a splendid musical
program. rendered by the children
and also a number of selections by
the choir, with an instrumental duet
by Mae and Edith Price, piano and
violin, A number of select recita-
tons will be given, among which
Miss Agnes Gilmore will render one
of her own production
You are most cordially invited to
attend these Easter exercises.