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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-06
Disadvantages Serbalten
9on 5leif9ern bate in G9arIottsn'
burg unruben I'M 9efOIge.
Die S9ulbissn Don Der ppli3ei ID
Gsnabrfam senommen.

Berlin, 5. Wiai, bia lOnoon. =
glm Donneritaq Ra9t DerIdmmelte ii4
in gbarIottsnburg Elm go!t5baufsn al,
Der burd bic SfraBsn 8Os 8pst But
terldben pliinberte uno Sei6dTtss
idilber uno Jenitsr elmer 2ln3abl ans
oerer 8uttsrs uno Gleii6geiAdfte, bas
runter Oss itdbtif3en GIeiiauOsns, De-
molirte.
Die llnruben, tpel6en bdlb ein
gnoe sema6t purbe, iparen bur6 Die
erbitteruns peranloBt, psIde buv6
bic Gntbedunq beruriadt purbe, odB
cine an3abl bon Wesgern 6leiIts
ipaaren, bic ibnsn bon Der Stabt f;ir
ben 8ertauf an drmers Geute geIies
fsrt ipurben, nsIde i'm gsIib bon
5lsiiatartsn iinb. BEN 9ertaufe snts
3ossn ober Iie gu g}reiien, pelde
bas Offi5isae Wtarimum iiberitsigen,
pribatim bertauiten.
3um sroben 5beil mar bic Grs
bitterung babur6 Derurid6t iporoen,
bdb aGuier in Butter unb i5leiidJz
lGben bon Glerts un0eri6dmt be-
banbelt porben tparen. Die Yoli5si
bat cine llnteriu9ung eingslsitet uHo
bereits cine 2ln3abl BON ;5IeiIdern Dsrs
faftef, tpelte anitatf ibnen 9eliefertes
SHtpeinfIiI6 gu prfdufen, es eiuial5s
ten, rdu4ertsn ober 5pets ipGteren
9ertaufs gu Wurit perdrbeitestn, od
fol6e Sleii6eripadren beiIere grsiIe
Ier5ielen aIs friides Sdpeincfliit,
Sran36iifaLe garts psrs
Ienft.
2pnbon, 5. Wlai. Die fransDIis
| fGe 8arte .qsqolici4 pon 2,427 5ons
nen, elmer 5irma in Rantes seb0renb.
| III BON einem llnterIesbOot perfsntt
tporben.
gritifaer 9ampfsr per.
entt
2onbon, 8. Uldi. = Der brill.
fte 9ampfer .Rua6on" 1T DON einea,
unterieeboot perientt porbsu. Sis
yeiabung ipurbs Don bem italieniI Der
Oampfer .WHursta" aufsenommen.
Der rRudbpn" mar Elm 9ampfer
bon 2004 Sonnen uno befuHb ii6 Oor
aifiabon mad Gurbiif untsrtpegs.
gif6of BON Dublin EN-
pfieblt itr;.uge Suits
fir Rebellen.
aonbon, 5. qRai. Die irti6eu
Rationaliiten i'm llnter1aus psroeH
bic Resierung auffOrOern bic pOlIiss
Gntpaffnuns Srlan0s bur65ufiihrsH
Die Greitpilligsn Der RationaIiftsr
iinb ipilsns, ibrs @affen absuIisfsrn
falIs bic WnbrsgeI burhsefiibrt tper.
ben foIlis. Oab bic Gituatipn in
SrlanS nod INNER cine pre.Gre III
ergiebt fi9 aug einerH 8riefe beg gi.
fhofs BON Dublin fpeGher am 5reitua
Wforsen ber6ffentli6t tuirbe unb in
bsm es beibi: r9as Rrisgsredt iOllt'
in Dublin nidbt 70 ibnsn aufse6ober
iperben. Die gefabr ipel9e piel
grOBer mar, als bic Resierung sa'
aiebt, III tsiuespeqs Doriiber. sSn Su.
BIN eiebt es nod oiele beipaffnsti
RebeIlen unb cine neue Repolie fam
nur bur9 bic ifrittsien Mabregelr
perbinbert iperbeR. glusenbIidli6 If
teine 3eit fir 4mnsitie ober garoon
fpnbern fir fdnelIe eynfte Slrfiis.'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-06

-Quf 1tpungberge gen3OGs
sSnbuitrie Shon bes niebrtgen
uno geriugen 9rofit gepGbrenben
BreiTes pegen purDe Dor oem Sriege
bier3uldnoe Der 8en3pl g5rpbuttiDn
gerinqs 2tuflnertfdmteit suqepunot.
Dem aeqeniber pirb OOn fadmdnnis
Ifer Seite Die biesiG6rige Broouttton
Der Ser. Staaten uuf iiber 20 Wlillioz
nen @dQpnen perani6lagt, unb bereits
lit bieIe pornusii6tli6e 2tusbsute gu
bDbem preiie an 5obritauteu poH
&arboliGure, 5arbitofFen uno @rpIoz
Iipitoffeu pergebeu, gtefjnet man bic
geHapl 9tusbeute per Sorne &oble
auf stpei 8aqpHsn, 70 folIte fih bic
5abritution BEL erDbm0qlifer @nts
rpitsIung biz auf 125 UttlIionen @alz
lonen per Sabr iteigern laffen. 9lletn
i'm gittsbureer 9iitritt iirb nit Riidz
iift uuf ben bObeu Wertb Der Rebens
erSeugniFe Der na6 mOoernen Wletboz
ben erfolgenben &ptsbereitun9 groBe
Stabl= unb SpblengeIeGi6uften bus
BEL, qegen 40 W}in. Dollars fir guu
Don mpbernen 9ots0fen 3u perausgus
ben. Gs geh0rer bu5u bic Carnegie
Steel Co., bic g(mericdn StesI unb
Wire Co., bic 9ittsburg UtOreluno
uub hie ptttsburg Gpa! Cos. Bon
Der Carnegie Steel So. Iinb foeben 81
bem 3pede sroBe Qa9sr DON 9asto6le
eripprben porben, unb bic 9e'eaIhdft
plant in Der NGhe ppn Glutrtpn, ga..
bic Grri9tung immenIer 3ptsanluqeu.
nit Soften BON $20,000,000. Rdb
@ouenbuua oerielben Deroen fGmmtr
lite Sta6liperte Der Carnegie So. nit
Sa6riten CUR !6eritelluug BON genSol.
Soluol, 9oIentbeer, Surbitoffen uno
Ihnefelsfaurem 9lmmoniot perpoIe
ftGnbiat trerben, Tobab Ipdterbtn bic
omcritaniTden Stablfu6riten gu ben
or6btsn Sobriten Der Belt BON Jurz
fioff Materialien geb0ren tperben.
Ser 9reisGaufber Grnte.
so Iange bic Grbe itebt, foG ntht
auf6Dren, Samen unb Grnte, Srpit
unb Sibe, Sommer unb @inter, Gag
unb gluhtl| Iagt fhon bic 8ibel, uno
es lit Guberit interefdnt, 81 pergleis
6en, tpie auf benz fpeiten Grbeurunb
| Iid bic Grute5eiteu ublO5en. Sn jea
cem Wonat bes Syobres ptrb uuf Der
GrDe irgenbpo @etreibeerute ubgebal.
ten; 70 I'm Sdnuar in 9luitralier, Heus
IeeIanb, Chile, @reentinien. - i'm
Se6ruar unb M1Grs in SberGgbpter,
Sgrien, gnpern, geriier, &leinuiien,
Merito. - i'm Mdt in Seras, QIgier,
!3entralaIien, China, Sopdn, Wurotz
70, = i'm SUM- in aalifprnier, Orea
qorl, Qlabama, Rorbz uub Siibz&aroa
lima unb in nod etniger fiiolihen
Stdaten Der nproumerttauiIheu
Union, ferner in @rie6enlonb, Der
Siirtsi, Spanieu. qortuadl, Sub
Frantreith, = i'm SuIi in BEN Sitftdas
ten Horbomeritas, HumGnien, gulgus
rien, Seiferreid3 lInaarn, Siibrnb'
Lamb, 1eutf6lanb, Sapeis, Siibeus'
Lamb, - i'm 9luguft in nen Roroituds
ten gorbomeritus. gelaien, Solldno,
Gngldnb, 9Gnemort, 3entruIruBldnb,
- I'm September unb Sttober tn
S6ottldno, S6peoen, RDrDeeen,
Rprbrublunb, - i'm Ropember tn
| peru unb Siibofrttd. - i'm Osaember
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Ger 1eaidJiniitenitreif.

sSm 4usitano Der @iafhinenbauer
1T geiteru feirerIei @erGilberllng eii!.
getreten. Die 8ertreter Der llnion
bIeiben bobei oaB am Mo1ttae $500
aeute Die slr6eit nieOergeleet bdtten.
Gis Sabrifbeitser gebeH- bic SabI aii
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8eppeIin
an Der siiite bon g SbIe $.
pig bnr6 engIt ide
arieasfaiffe
seritort.

arieasfdiffe
serItort.
2on6on 5. Wsqi. Die gomiraIi.
ltdt giebt befnirt ,SaB elm Zeppelin
9mitfreii3er BON britiiden &riegsifii'
fen OIL Der &iiite bon Stdessuig ger.
ifort fpcroen lei.
ssn Der offi3ielen gnfiinoieina
|beiBt es: .9cr SberbefebIsbaber Der
@roben Slotte beridtete. oaB Ole
EdIffe, ipelfe an 0onnerstag einer
Zeppelin 5eritorten, Sr. Maieitai
S1iife ,@aIatea" unb r9baeton~
iparen. Ser Zeppelin perrittete ali.
genfdeinli6 Spdberoienite, aIs er
burd Sas @eidiisfeiler 6ieier Shiffe
3erit6rt ipliroe.1
Zeppelin .gefuG In
SaIoniti
2onoon, 8. Mai. glm friibeu
Weorgen anl ssreitag itattete elm 3ep.
|peIin SdIonifi einen @eiiih ab, ipie
eine Meuter.S .Sepeihe aus iener Staoi
beingt. Tas 2iftidJiff fol- beftigem
sseiier aiisgeiest gclpeien ,ulb aeritOrt
iporben fem.
aouban-6s Msai. Gina ipdterr
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IA i'm 2uftfnmpfe berloren, A iuur6en
RON Der erbe aus berabgeihoiien uno
bier tueitere iino nift sltriidgefebrt. ="
Sebensldnglihes {}md3t.
bams
grbdlt englifder Gifen.
bdnbler ipegen angebs
lid eabfi4tister
u n sr It Ii sung
bes Geinbes.
bes Geinbes.

2eebs Gnglanb, 8. Mai. - Ter
Giisnbdnblsr albeft Bright BON Sbsfs
fieIb ipurbs am Grsitag gu le6ense
ldneliher 3u6thausitrafe Derurtbeilt,
na6bem er i6ulbig befunben ipor5tn
mar. BON 9lrbeitern IN elmer Wluilis
tionsfabrit Ulittbsilungen betreffsnb
bic 9srpenbung bon ariegsmateriuI
geiidert su ba6en. Der glngetldsts
betannte ii9 f4ulbig. 9si Der llrs
ibeilspertiinbisung iaste Der Hi6ter,
bdb Bright, ipsnn er ii9 ni9t i9uloie
bstannt bate unb bic 0eihporensH
mad geraibuns Der Jrage, OBJ es feline
4biiht mar, benz 5eiRbe 5u belfeH. Jpn
oonn bod i4ulbig befunben babsn
tpiirben. gum Sobe Derurtbeilt porOen
mare.
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Rerfsnal 'Nptisea.

giner geitern eingetroffenen aubeI-
0epihe 5ufolse lit Ridter " ire D
&. Hippert lpobIbebulten in Ser.
gen, Hortuegen, etngetroffen.
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sic Sdlfte an uno bebalpteu. Dab Ieit'
Gem tunoerte oon 2eltten iib luieOer
CUR 2lrbeit gemeloet bGtten.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-01-03
story Of a Fortune.

Peter ThelGss,n, Il London merchant
died In 1907. leaving a fortune OF f700..
600. By his will 100000 went TO his
wife and children. TIE rest uf his foi
tune was committed TO trustees, with
the stipulation that It should he allow
ed to accumulate during the lives Of
the SONS and grandsons, When they
were all dead the fortune was to go
to the oldest living great-grandson. o.
II there should be no greatgrandsoL
1t should go TO the government aud be
applied on the national debt. The will
was contested. but the heirs were un.
able to break 1t. The last grandson
died In 1859. and the fortune was de
livered to Charles Thelussen the old
est living great-grandson. At the time
the will was made experts figured out
that the fortune would amount to
something like E1,900000 by the time
1t should be turned over to the great
grandson. but the expenses OF litiga.
tion and administration had been 81
great that he received only about the
amount Of the original fortune, EI0O..
OO0
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-01-03
MASON TELLS WHAT
WAR MOVES MEAN

New York. Jan, S.---With the Rus
SLAMS now SO miles inside of Galieia,
their offensive Ia assuming serious
proportions, Tho center OF their OF.
fensiye at BuexacK is within 20 miles
of the main railway TO Lomborg, The
Bukoviha campaign Is moving to-
ward the CarpathianR. but the RUS
slams must Arst occupy cxornowitz,
Then the Teutons must rotire from
the Roumanlan border to the posi-
tlons where they withstood Russian
attacks last winter.
In this manner the trst condition
governing Roumania's participation
with the allies Will have been met.
for after the carpathlan passes are
In Russia's power the csar may buy
Roumania's assistance. Operations
before Cxernowitl are preliminary TO
such a situation.
There II. however. no promise OF
success yet. though all evidence
shows that a major EFFORT Ia intended
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-01-03
LOCALS BEAT MEDFORD
CONTINUED from pags ,

but their baek6old loomed very for.
midahle with Perry Asheratt and
Sampson Garrett. OF the o, A. c,
varsity, alternating at the line aud
at ends. Hansen struck his gait and
played love sot with his opponent
until the last quarter. when he burst
forth with q brilliant recovery Of n
punt fumhled by Ashcraft. Tho ends
we're down the field and almost cross
ed tho goal limo every time, aud
smothered the return Of punts eifoc-
lively, and IN this Clarke Moroy has
lost none OF his old high school
cunning.
A comparison OF the playing OF
Harvey and Garrott In Saturdays
game compels me TO say that Or.
Stewart overlooked bet when he
didn't have Harvey In the iirst squad
at Corvallis. He plowed and wiggled
and ripped and tore through Med
ford's defense like mad bull in q
china shop. and on tho other side
Milliken skinned and skipped,
schottisched and waltxed like u Yer
non Castle. always there at the right
place at the right time. all OF which
shows he knows and plays the game,
Either OF tho teams could havo
given any OF the secondary colleges
In this state that have seen a good
race for thu money Ashcraft to
pelouse was q good aerial attack. and
II worked at least twice for good
gains for Medford. Macdonald play
cd q bang-up game as last defense.
with the one exception that cost a
touchdown.
Tho high school boys showed the
results OF good teaching, and not u
tumble shows the class OF Bearss and
Cornell, Cornell's logical position,
because OF his rugged physique. is
half-back. though this Is no discount
on his pivotal playing, Underwood
played good game At guard. but ls
too good-natured to step on the toeB
OF his man.
All In all. this annual event should
call out 1000 people next year and
should take its place with the big
dates OF the year. an established In
stitution for Grants Pass,
The Medtosd lineup follows; Cen
ter Stuart; guards. Wilson. Rad
clifr and Marvin; lackIes,vIlas nnd L,
Ashcratt; ends. Felon2o and Alder;
quarter. Macponn'd; halfbaeks,
shuchard and Garrett, tultback. p.
Ashcraft.
Grants Pass: Center. Bearss:
guards. Dean, Caldwell and Under
wood; tackles. Mccracken and Allen;
ends. Hansen and Morey; quarter.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-01-03
FRISCO FTREMEN
OVERCOME BY SMOKE

San Francisco, Jan. 3.-Three fire.
men were overcome by smoke in a
fire in Chinatown early today and
were dragged from the path OF the
flames by fellow fremen and a police
man. Patrolman Peter Mcintyre,
who discovered the fire, ran into the
blazing structure and rescued Fire
man W. Strickland. who had been
overcome by smoke.
Fire Captain Brennan was also
overcome, and was pulled from dan
ger by Fireman Lichner Recover
ing consciousness, Captain Brennan
went back into the building and
saved Fireman Benjamin Durham.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-01-03
JOSEPHINE POMONA GRANGE ELECTS
OFFICERS AND FEASTS AT BANQUET

For the fifth time, Hon. u. n
Blanchard was on Saturday elected
master OF the Josephine county
grange when, without protest, other
than his own voice, he was continued
in the office he has held during the
past four years.
The annual meeting of the Pomona
grange was one OF the most inter-
esting ever held by the organization.
and the rooms of the Moose lodge
we're filled with grange members and
their families and q few invited
guests. At the business session a
number OF grangers were initiated
into the Pomona degree. following
which came the annual election OF
officers, the new officials for the year
1s16 being as follows:
Master, E. E. blanchard
ONtrSetT, H. W. 0uthoh'
Lecturer. Mrs. U. d. Mihills.
Steward, U. d. Mihills,
Assistant steward, ]. L. Stan
brough.
Lady assistant steward, Mrs, ], L.
Stanbrough.
Chaplain. H, B. Alverson.
Treasurer. Fred Reynolds.
Secretary. W. G. White.
Gate-keeper. w. B. Terrill.
Ceres, Mrs. w. B, Terrill,
Pomona. Mrs. E, e. Blanchard,
Flora. Winnie Osborn.
Executive committee - Andrew
Crow, L, NJ. Mitchell. A. ]. Green,
master and secretary ex-officio.
The big feature OF the day was the
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-01-03

IbanQuet spread In the assembly room
at noon, at which 400 members of
tho grange and their friends were
fed with the many delioacies brought
In by the ladies. Following the ban
uuet. program of short speeches,
interspersed with musical numbers
and readings. occupied the attention
for most OF the afternoon. and wit
and wisdom were handed out In
chunks, the way being cleverly paved
by the toastmaster. Dr. Wllcoxon, OF
Murphy grange, DIR. Truax. the new
mayor OF Grants Pass, flrst welcomed
the Pomona to the city, the freedom
OF which he freely offered with the
compliments OF the season. Other
speakers were A. G, Allen. OF Med
ford. horticultural commissioner for
the district: G, c. Cate. county agrl-
culturist for Jackson county; Nj. o,
Evans, assistant leader OF extension
work form the o. A. c.: Wilford
Allen. president OF the Commercial
club: +. e, Blanchard. master OF the
county grange; II. s, Bramwell. OF
the oregon-utah Sugar CO.; presi-
dent Robert Twohy. OF the C. & o, @,
railroad; r. b, Miller. OF tho same
company; c. f. Spence, OF Oregon
City. master OF the state grange: l..
NJ. Mitchell. OF Murphy grange. and
w. B. Terrill. OF Rogue River Valley
grange, The orchestra from the
Fruitdale grange gave a number of
selections, Mrs, II. X. Clarke. Miss
Harter and Mr., Nielsen sang. and
Miss White gave q reading, all OF
which were received with applause.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-01-03

of the waterfront today showed that
many vessels suffered damages,
amounting to thousands of dollars. in
accidents resulting from the storm
which swept over the bay Sunday.
The schooner Robbie Hunter was
blown from her moorings OF Butch
.ertown and was swept out toward
Goat island. She was picked up at
a late hour.
The coal barge Wellington dragged
her anchor and crashed into the
barge Kinney. causing several thous-
and dollars damage.
The yacht Cyprus was blown down
the bay. dragging her anchor. and
narrowly escaped several accidents.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-01-03
TERRIFIC STORM
. OF WIND Sweeps
OVER CALIFORNIA
lny United Press LEASED wire. }

tBy United Press Leased Wire.)
San Francisco, Jan. 3.-one death
and nearly dozen injuries stood to-
day as the toll of terrific wind
storm that swept San Francisco and
environs overnight.
Henry Chilson. a retired Los An
geles druggist, lost his life after a
signboard buried him and his wife.
The storm, regarded as the worst
in a quarter OF century here, rip
ped its way through the city at close
to 75-mile clip. In its wake sign
boards, wires, electric signs, fences,
and even an uncompleted house,
crashed down in the path Of pedes-
trians. Flying timber and crashing
glass hurt several persons.
On Market street a big electric
sign crashed from the top OF 15-
story building, injuring woman and
narrowly missing others. Pedes-
trians made scant headway against
the gale.
on the heads the storm lashed the
ocean into white foam. Steamers
stuck to port. Several broke loose
from their moorings. Lumber loads
on few we're picked up and whirled
away like paper.
The Whitesboro Lumber COM
pany's steamer from Greenwood
crept in through the heads and re-
ported the widest weather on the
seas her captain had seen for 27
years. The French bark Dieppen-
dale found it terrible going, but
struggled through to safety after a
Red Stack tug had picked her up
off the lightship.
While property damage was COM
paratively small, wires and wireless
suffered extensively. Communica-
tion overland, and up and down the
coast, today was in a badly demor-
allied condition. The big Marconi
tower at Hillcrest went out Of com
mission at the height of the storm.
This is the main station, receiving
calls from the sea,
Chilson, the storm victim, died
shortly after being caught beneath
the debris. His wife secured frac-
tured hip.
At the exposition the Lafayette
statute was partly wrecked.
Electric lighting and power SER
vice for street railway lines were
inconvenienced for time. Crossed
wires rang In number of alarms
and kept flremen busy for hours an
swering needless calls.
Fears for the safety Of two yodng
men who put out OF Burlngame were
entertained when they had not re-
turned from hunting trip on the
bay at q late hour.
The steamer President, from
Seattle reported heavy seas and
nard battle after coming in many
hours late. Fears for other craft
we're felt along the water front to-
day.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-01-03
A PROMISING OUTLOOK,

A new year never opened more
auspiciously for any city than does
1916 for Grants Pass. There is no
adjustment of business conditions ne
cessary because Of the becoming ef-
fective Of the prohibition law, muni-
lcipal affairs are in a satisfactory
shape, and industrially there could
be little else to be asked for at the
present time than the good things
that are assured. The railroad has
passed the stage where doubt enter
ed into its future, and the details for
its continued construction are pro-
crossing as rapidly as engineering
skill can outline It. There seems little
doubt in the minds OF those best in
formed concerning an opportunity to
be given before the end Of another
summer to celebrate the advent Of
the railroad to the mines OF the Il
linois valley. The sugar factory is
also practically assured to the valley.
and Grants Pass is making a strong
campaign for its location here,
though that is matter yet to De
decided by the builders of the enter
prise. II central location. proxim-
ity to the largest acreage of beets
now guaranteed to be planted for a
five-year period, satisfactory trans
portation facilities with a new terri
tory of the best of beet lands about
to be opened by the new railroad,
availability of cordwood, lime, water,
building materials, and other things
that must appeal to the man who is
putting his capital into the enter
prise, determine the location, this
city will surely be in at the final ac-
counting. But regardless of its de-
finite site, the fact of its coming to
the valley is second in Importance on
ly to the railroad projected toward
the sea. In the material develop
ment of the district agriculturally
the sugar factory will be of untold
value. while the railroad will make
available the wealth of the forest,
the mine and the farm.
But better even than these ma
terial things is the spirit of the people
that is now manifest. There is a
unity Of feeling and a lack Of pes
simism that will go far toward plac-
ing Grants Pass in the very lead Of
southern Oregon cities. Grants Pass
will do to tie to.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-01-03

Cornell; haltbAeks, Harvey and Mill.
kon; fullback. Destll,
Referee, Soely Hall, Medford. um-
pire. James Brown. Grants Pass,
Head lineman. Charley Gllmour,
Time-keeper, Paul blanchard,
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-01-03
How Cotton Xariea.

Cotton Is usually differentiated In or
dinary classification by the length OF
Its staple. Ordinary cotton" in the
United States Is of several kinds. chief
among them the upland cotton. with
staple OF from sevenelghths to one
inch IN length. and gulf of Texas cot
ton. OF which the staple IL not usual.
ly quite 80 long. The longest stnplen
cottons nmoBg the ordinary cottons'
here are The bottom lnnl or bender
cotton. with n staple OF from one and
one.elghth 10 one and oDc.fonrth inch.
aud the special fancy staple cotton. one
and three.eightha to one and i've
clghths Inch In length The scu island
cotton. which IL grown on the sea IL.
lands of the const OF South Carolina.
has d staple OF from one and half 20
two and half inches. the AVERAGE
length being one ana thrce.fourths,
Egyptian cotton is being grown IN
southern California. New Mexico and
Arlzonn. lts staple IL not 80 long nv
the sea Island cotton. but compares
rather with the upland cotton here.
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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-01-03
GENERAL HUERTA FREED
ON OWN RECOGNIZANCE
(By United Press Leased Wire, J

(By United Press Leased Wire,l
San Antonio, Texas. Jan. 3.-Gen'
'eral Huerta, whose indictment was
expected from the federal grand jury
convening today. has been released
from custody on his own recognize
ance at Attorney General Gregory's
suggestion, District Attorney Camp
announced today. This action fol
lowed a serious operation on the al.
legged conspirator.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-01-03
FREE WEDDINGS FOR
GIRLS WHO PROPOSE

Chicago. Jan, 3, Police Magis.
trate Walter Taylor, Waukegan's
a00-pouna cupid. viii marry all
couples free OF charge In leap year
II the girls do the proposing,
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-01-03
TEUTONs ARRESTED by
ALLIES IN sALONIKI

Athens, Jan. S.--The allies at
saloniki have arrested $50 Teutonic
civilians, despite a protest by Greece.
Turkey protested through American
Ambassador Morgenthau and threa-
tened reprisals II they we're not re-
leased
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-01-03
CALIFORNIA AFTER
JOHN BARI4EyCoRN

Sacramento. Jan, s--signatures
on dry petitions nlod with the score
tary OF state TO date total s2.o2l for
total prohibition In 1880 aud s7.sls
for partial prohibition in 1918.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-01-03
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OREGON WEATHER

= Today and tonight and Tues
= day snow or rain; warmer west 4
: portion; winds becoming west 4
= erly.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-01-03
CoNFIsCATED BOOZE
IN AUTO RADIATOR

iitr rn,ys' rsSsR L"aseh Wire !
Aberdeen, S. d.. ian 8 CHIEF ot
Police Hurst is using a5 gallons Of
boorc. conhaeated from aootleggers.
N hIs aato radiator II went freeze
a special oiriccr guards tnat radiator
whenever the machine is at n curb.
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Location nn,lcaa. Courier nrir.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-01-03

''respnss notices printed on cloth,
;. Iho Courier ofilco.