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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-09-13

Concentrating Plant Of Daily
Capacity Of Fifty Tons
viii Be Erected on Copper
Property at Takilma

A. II, Gunneil and Dr. Reddy have
recently been closing deals for ma
,chinery for installation upon the
property OF the Waldo Copper COM
pany. al Takilma. and expect 10 have
concentrating plant OF be-tons daily
capacity under operation within the
next 90 days Some OF the machin-
cry In already In place and the balance
will be moved within tho next few
days Power for the operation OF the
plant will be supplied by steam en-
gines and boilers. There will Ibe rock
breakers. roughIng rolls. trommel.
Harx jIg. regrindIng mill. and four
concentrating tables. All the low
grade ores now on the dump will be
concentrated. and tho concentrates
hauled out 10 the railroad u Waters
Creek for shipment To the smeltcr,
Heretofore the lower grades OF ore
could not be- realized upon, and thous.
ands OF tons were placed upon tho
dumps to await the installation OF the
concentrating plant. The new ma
chinery win double the output OF the
mine. the higher grader Of ore being
hauled direct from the mine TO the
railroad as at present. while the low
or grades will be concentrated TO a
product OF 10 to l5 per cent ore be-
fore being hauled About 80 men
are at present employed at the waldo.
and many teams are engaged In haul
ing the ore to Waters Creek
The Waldo Copper company In
ciudes DR. ]. +. Reddy. A. II. Gun
nell and Dewitt vanostrand In It's
organization, and the mining prop
erty has much underground develop
mont. the value and extent OF It's ore
body having been established and
heavy shipments already made to
smelters at Tacoma and Kennett. The
operation OF the mlne Ia In charge
OF r. w Richard. superintendent.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-09-13
ATTEMPT TO SOLVE
MEXICAN PROBLEM

New London, Conn, Sept. 13.--The
American and Mexican commissioners
here today dug more deeply than
heretofore into the direct problem OF
the withdrawal OF American troops
from Mexico.
General Bliss, assistant United
States army chief of stan, was to ar
rive here today. primed with facts as
to border conditions and recon-
mendations FOR future border patrol,
He is understood to have General
Funston's recommendation that
General Pershing's forces be with
drawn from Mexico. and the border
patrol will he reduced as much as
possible, VIZ,
Close observers OF the conferences
believe the Mexlcans have carefully
laid the groundwork. not alone FOR
withdrawal OF the American expedi-
tion, but likewise for an American
loan. ~
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-09-13
FRENCH gain
NORTH Of
SOMME
Great Drive Is Confined,
and Capture Of Cembles
and Peronne Within Fort
night Is Now Predicted

Paris. Sept. l3.-continuing their
great drive on the front Of CombIes
and Peronne. the French last night
captured the whole Of the village Of
Bouchavesnes, midway between
Combles and Peronne. despite the
Germans most desperate resistance,
it was oflcially announced today.
Early this morning the French
pushed further eastward. capturing
the Bots Labe farm near the Peronne.
Bapaume-Bethune highway by a bril-
liant bayonet charge.
The French gains in the great at
tack that began yesterday afternoon
are OF great Importance. The posi-
tions carried are the last OF the
strongly fortified German third line
OF defense between Combles and Per-
onne. All the positions now held by
the Germans back of this line have
been built under the unceasing fire
Of French artillery and consequently
are not nearly so strong as the old
lines.
The capture Of both combles and
Peronne within two weeks is expect
ed by some military critics. II General
Foch continues his hammer blows
north Of the Somme.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-09-13
TROOPS
. SURROUND BANDITS

E Paso. Sept. 1s. Carranza troops
have thrown circle around the place
where villa and his followers are be-
lieved to be hiding, with American
troops forming one segment Of the
ring, General Gonzales, Carranxists
commander at Juarez, announced to-
day, Within short time a clash Is
expected to result. Gonzales said.
The easiest route OF escape from the
circle is being guarded by two out
posts Of American cavalry.
Two Texas Rangers were ambush
ed last night Is miles south Of here
by a lone Mexican. who fred upon
them three times without effect. The
Rangers returned the fire, killing the
Mexican.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-09-13

PO|NDEXTER AND
M'BR|DE WINNERS
IN WASHINGTON

Seattle. Sept. is.-Complete re-
turns from III precincts In Seattle
give Poindexter for the United States
senate q lead OF 400 frst choice votes
over Humphrey. while the same pre-
eincts give Mcbride for governor
2.si6 plurality over his nearest OPP
ponent.
A summary OF all the returns avail
able at y. N. Indicate that Poin.
dexter will bo nominated by at least
5000 votes. although his local man
ayers claim his lead Will be 5000.
Humphrey headquarters refuse yet
to concede poindcxter's Victory. but
admit that indications favor Poin-
dexter.
Henry Mcbride Is leading the field
for governor In Seattle. with 7,649
votes. % compared with Hartiey's
4.sSS. Lee. the organization candi.
date. Is a poor fourth, Mcbride has
polled a consistent vote throughout
the state and his nomination appears
certain. although Il win require sev.
eral days to complete the count.
For congress. this district. John r.
Miller and Dan Landon are running
neck and neck.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-09-13
VOTE IN MAINE A
RECORD BREAKER

Augusta. Maine, Sept 13.--Prac-
tical completion Of vote counting to-
day indicated that the election Mon
day proved record breaker In the
history OF Maine. One hundred and
ffty-two thousand citizens east their
ballots for governor, congressman and
state legislators.
In the revised figures today the re-
publican victory for governor was inv
creased to 1s,b07 plurality, while
Hales lead over the democratic choice
for United States senator (long term)
stood at 9.s9b, Bert NJ. Fernald. re-
publican. won the short term United
States senatorship by i2.877.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-09-13
KAISER CONFERS At
EASTERN WAR FRONT

London, Sept 1S.---The greatest
Importance is attributed to the pre-
sent conference at the kaiser's head
quarters at the eastern battle front
by correspondents stationed In Hol-
land and Switzerland. ai..s
Besides the emperor. Chancellor
Won Bethmann-Hollweg. King Ferdin-
and and Crown Prince Boris of Bul-
garia and Enver Pasha, Turkish war
minister, several leading diplomats
OF the central powers are reported in
consultation.
The Amsterdam correspondent OF
the Exchange Telegraph reported to-
day that the German chancellor will
reveal some OF the results OF the con-
ference when he opens the next
reichstag session September 2S.
Rome heard from Swiss sources to-
day that the kaiser called the confer
ence because he was disturbed by
hints that Bulgaria was threatening
to sue for a separate peace. One
Swiss, correspondent reported that the
kaiser ordered King Ferdinand to at.
tend the conference with the crown
prince, as hostages, to give assur.
ance that Bulgaria would not aban.
don the German forces within her
boundaries to attacks Ny the allies,
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-09-13
SUPPORTERS
!. Of HUGHES
ORGANIZE
Alliance Formed Of Support
ers Of Nominee With Mem
bershipof4l 4lO, Largest Yet
Organized in The State

The Grants Pass Hughes Alliance.
organized at the meeting at the opera
house Tuesday evening. stands at the
head of tho organizations in the state
Of Oregon 80 far as membership u
concerned. When the time for the
organization had arrived the lmem-
bership roll contained $50 names. but
names were added at the close OF the
meeting and later. so that when
State Organizer Walter L. Tooze left
for Jackson county wednesday morn
ing 40 voters were included in the
membership. The largest organizn-
tion previous to the one In Grants
Pass was at Roseburg, where sO2,
were enrolled.
The organization meeting here was
also q ratification rally in celebration
of the vote in Maine. The Moose band
was out and discoursed harmony upon
the streets previous to the meeting In
the opera house. A large crowd then
went to the opera house. where the
Temporary organization of the alliance
was effected. at least one-half Of the
audience being newly enfranchised
women. State Committeeman O. s.
blanchard called the meeting to or
der and explained its purpose. when
organization was effected through the
election Of the following officers:
Chairman. wilford Allen.
Secretary. Mrs Violet Clements.
Treasurer. Mrs. vina Opdycke.
Vice Chairman, 1. A. Robe.
Following the organization, State
Organizer Tooze made an address
ringing with republicanism and Of en-
dorsement OF Charles Evan Hughes.
the standard bearer of the party. his
references to Hughes and Roosevelt
and other leaders bringing much ap-
plause. Numerous local voters were
called for brief addresses. and the
speech of Judge H. NJ. Pfefferle. OF
Waldo precinct. fired the house with
enthusiasm. Mr.. Pfefferle was at his
best. and he hammered home reasons
for the faith that was his. He won
much applause. Other speakers in
cluded Mrs. Violet Clements. Paul
Blanchard. County Chairman viii
iiams, A. e. voorhies. /. A. Robie and
y. D. Wurtsbaugh.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-09-13
ITALIAN TROOPS ARE
FIGHTING IN GREECE

Paris, Sept l3.--Italian troops
have Joined in the general allied Of
fensive in Greece and are fighting
near Butkovodzuma, 1t was officially
announced today.
Despite heavy Bulgarian opposition
the Serbians are continuing their ad.
vance. They have occupied an i'm.
portant position north of Covil and
are advancing toward Kaitmatchlad
South Of 0strovo lake the French
made an important advance.
Allied artillery is bombarding en-
emy positions on both sides of the
vardar.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-09-13
LARGE RAILROADS
INCREASE PROFITS

Washington, Sept. 1S,--Net earn
ings on the large railroads OF the
United States for the fiscal year Just
closed increased 26.6 per cent over
the preceding year. according to re-
ports received by the interstate COM
merce commission
Statistics from all railroads in the
United States with operation incomes
of over million dollars show a total
net revenue of s1,176,sO4, 4,001. N
For every mile of road operated
the net earnings averaged $5,134.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-09-13
COLE BLEAsE DEFEATED
IN SOUTH CAROLINA

Columbia, s. c.. Sept. 13.--Nearly
complete returns from yesterdays
"run OF" primary indicates q victory
for Governor Richard J. Manning
over former Governor Cole Blease by
approximately 5000 majority. A
heavy vote was polled, f. H. Dominic
seems to have unseated Congressman
Wyatt Aitken in the Third district.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-09-13
GREEK PRO-ALLY
CABINET IS NOW
BEING FORMED

London. Sept. i3.--The Greek cab
met crisis took new turn today
after King Constantine had accepted
the resination OF Premier Zaimis, said
q Central News despatch from Athens
tonight.
zaimis finally yielded to persua-
sions Of his friends and withdrew
the resignation with the kings con-
sent. He will reform the cabise. with
new ministers OF war and interior
supposedly Of pro-ally sympathy.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-09-13
PROSECUTOR OF FRANK
WINS GEORGIA NOMINATION

L
Atlanta, Ca, Sept, 1s.---Hugh NJ,
Dorsey. Atlanta, prosecutor OF leo.
NJ, Frank, apparently swept the state
In the democratic primaries for the
gubernatorial nomination. Estimates
from 1OS counties out Of 1853 give
Dorsey Sb, 900; Governor Harris, az
900; Dr.. l., @. Hardeman, 5000, and
Joseph 10. Pottle, 5000.
The entire delegation In congress,
II is believed, Will be returned with
the exception OF Representative
Hughes In the Twelfth district, whore
Judge W, w. Larson has a slight
head,
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-09-13
BETTING ODDS FAVOR
MIR. HUGHES IN NEW YORK

New York. Sept. 13.---odds on
Hughes to win were advanced to two
to one today by Edward McQuade,
betting commissioner on the curb
market. who said he had $1,000 to
place at that figure.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-09-13
BUIGARTANs OCCUPY
CITY OF KAVALA

London, Sept, 1S.--The Bulgarians
have occupied the entire city Of
Kavala, taking as prisoners part OF
the Greek garrison, said o Reuter- dis
patch from Rome this evening, quot
ing Austrian sources as authority.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-09-13
FRENCH TROOPS HAVE
CAPTURED s0ROvIsH

London. Sept. 13.---French troops
have captured the town OF Sorovish
from the Bulgarians. said an Athens
despatch TO the Evening News today.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-09-13
EASTERN STOCKS
\. HIT HIGH MARK

New York, Sept, ia closing
rush Of buying sent industrials up
ward on the stock exchange this af-
ternoon. General Motors sold at 6s7
and Bethlehem Steel at 555, Crucible
advanced Ave points to san. and
other steel and munition shares were
strong,
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-09-13

London, Sept. liking Constan-
tine OF Greece has accepted the re-
signation Of Premier Zaimis and the
formation Of a new pro-ally cabinet
is under way said dispatches from
Athens today. Straos a former men,
ber OF the venizelos cabinet has been
instructed to sound M. Dimitrako-
poulis relative to the formation Of a
new ministry. Dimitrakopoulis was
to have a lengthy conference with
Straos and political leaders today.
London correspondents at Athens
profess confidence that a new war
ministry will be formed and that
Greece win join the allies very soon.
Rome Sept. 13.-M. Coramillas
probably will become foreign minis
ter OF Greece In the new cabinet ac-
cording to information reaching here
today.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-07
HEAD OF SHRINERS
VISITS DALLAS TEMPLE.

DALLAS, Texas, Marcn 7.-Offi-
GERS of Hella temple today enter
tanned j. Putnam Stevens, chief
potentate, and a delegation of Off
cials OF the imperial council of no.
bles, who are accompanying him on
his tour of the south, southwest and
west. The party is making arrange
mcnts for the annual imperial coun-
ell session, which will draw 100000
Shriners to Buffalo next July.
The imperial potentate and ms
rctinue is making swing through
the cities of Virginia, North and
South Carolina, Georgia, Florida,
Tennessee. Alabama, Louisiana,
Mississippi, arkansas, Texas, Arizo-
ia, California and the Hawaiian Is
lands.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-07
BAYLOR Relinauishes Claims.

Baylor University has relinquish-
ed all claims TO the 1915 football
championship OF the state, as it has
been found that + NJ. Stonerod, who
PLAYED quarter back for the Bears
last fall, vas ineligible under the
one-year transfer rule. Stonerod s
home is in Pittsburgh, Pa, aud il
is said that he played on. one of the
strongest college teams OF Pennsyl-
yania before coming to Baylor. The
announcement that Baylor no long
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-07

var and has spent his time since in
France and England. the soul OF the
movement 10 restore Bohemia's In
dependence lie discussed the stu
alton recently with Premier BRAND
and was encouraged by the premier
to perseyere in his efforts to free
his country from Hapsbnrg rule.
The surest way 10 prevent realiza-
ton OF the pan-German dream is to
upset the Hapeburg dynasty. Prof.
Masaryk SAYS. Otherwise, he assert
ed even after Germany has been
beaten. she Will still be capable of
further harm. Her vulnerable point,
e. he views il. is Austria-Hungary.
The Hapsburg family, he urgea
upon Premier BRAND. is Germany
sieve and while II continues to reign.
Austria will remain under German
control Not only is there no pros
pect that Austria-Hungary will turn
against Germany, as some imagine.
but an-Germanism Is gaining
ground at Budapest as we'll as Wen
no. the professor insists.
But II Austria-Hungary should
be eliminated Is n national entity,
il has been suggested to the Bohe-
mian leader, would not Germany
necessarily add the Austrian Ger
mans to her own citizens, thereby
gaining strength by about 100000
population?
Yes. of course, agreed the profess
sor. but that would be better than
IL present. for now, with the Haps-
burgs help. Berlin's rule extends in
directly over 100000 Austro-Hun-
garian subjects.
Austria's destruction would not
mean destruction of the nations of
which Austria is composed, adds the
professor, nor would the Hapsburg
dynasty's overthrow necessarily
mean that these nations could not
constitute a federation, but If such
federation is to exist, it ought not
to be under Germany's wing but
under the wing OF the allies.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-07
Editor Tells How
D. ID. Cured
His Eczema
Clergyman ant Banker Also Write

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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-07

Warren T. McCray and Quincy A.
Myers for the republican nomina-
ton for governor. Goodrich, nation-
al committeeman for Indiana, posi-
bly, is the leading candidate. Nc
Cray, successful stock-raiser, was
counting on strong vote from the
farmrs.
The only contest of state import
ance before the democratic voters
YES that of j. A. NJ. Adair and Leo
nard b. Clore for the gubernatorIal
nomination. Behind Adair was the
Thomas Taggart organization. While
Clore generally was considered the
"anti-machine" candidate, he has
publicly stated that he does not care
to be so classed and Adair has main
tanned that he is the candidate of no
faction Clore entered the race late.
Because of Adair's backing he WIS
considered possibly the leading can
didate. Clore is q farmer. Adair
has for several years represented the
Eighth district in congress.
State issues have not figured in
this campaign. Taxation reform has
been mentioned and Arthur Robin
son espoused state vide prohibition.
but other candidates did not mention
stete issues.
The progressives advanced no cam
didate for president or vice presi-
don't j. Frank Henly, former re-
publican governor of Indiana. be-
came the progressive candidate for
governor with the understanding
that the initiative and referendum
be dropped flany progressives who
objected to this have organized an
enti-Hanly faction and will try to
have the progressive convention
espouse these principles and thus
force Hanly off the ticket j B.
Wilson was unopposed for United
States senator.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-07
MINISTER SAYS LIQUOR
INTERESTS BEHIND CHARGES

oRovILE. Cal. March The
Rev. Madison slaughter. Baptist
pastor of Chico. was slated for trial
here today on the first OF five IN
dictments charging him With miscoh-
duct vi,h 15lyear-old Gertrude Lam
son. daughter OF member of his
congregation. Slaughter insists ne
is the victim of trumpet up charges
on the part of the liquor interests,
who here and elsewhere have sought
he saws 10 get" him. On the other
hand. the girl claims her charges
are true. though her parents publicly
announced that they did not credit
her story and have stood firmly oy
the minister. The girl says the al
legged misconduct occurred on
SIaughter's ranch and that after
ward he and his family threatened
trouble for her if she exposed their
alleged relations Since the indict-
ments we're returned last month,
Slaughter has not been occupying his
pulpit. saying he wished first to have
his name cleared. The Ease has
aroused keen interest in the COM
munity. Slaughter's flock has stood
bv him valiantly, insisting that the
case was baseless in fact Somewhat
of an additional sensation was caus-
ed when Slaughter's bondsmen, for
the most part church members, failed
to qualify on his bail. as they were
shown not to be on the tax lists.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-07
NO INQUEST Hello IN
Death Of REV. JAJEskl

ST. PAUL, MINI. March The
inquest into the death OF Rev.
Henry Jajeskz, scheduled for today,
was not held The authorities be
lievcd that the inquest was rendei-
"a unnecessary by the repeated state
ments Of Mrs Dudak that Il killed
him: killed my soul"
The woman il held for a SAM )
lest before criminal prosecution IS
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-07
CATrLEMEN IN SESSION
At ALBUQUERQUE TO-DAY.

ALBUQUERQUE, n. NJ, March /.
Three thousand cattlemen were
here today for the opening OF tn,
annual convention of the Panhandle
Southwestern Cattlemens associa-
ton. The meeting will last three
dsys. The features will include
balls, receptions. smokers, barbe-
cues, and d cowboy band and quar-
tet.
El Paso. Amarillo and Oklahoma
City are expected to make bids Tor
next years convention.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-07

OUTLINES kAISFR's ALLEGED
PLANS FOR FEDERATION

PARIS. March ! The kaiser
plans To establish a powerful con-
federation Of central and near east
orn European states, He seeks to
hiring $1,000. 600 Austrians, Hunga-
rams. Serhians. Roumanians. Monte
negrins, Turks and Greeks under
German domination.
This Is the opinion of Prof Masa-
fyk. former Bohemian leader in the
Austrian Reiehstrath, who escaped
from Austria al the beginning OF the
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-07
TODAl's OLDEST STORY.

, ST. PAUL, MINI, March -
> The goodwife now may attach 4
: TO tho front door a contrivance I
, invented BY 4. f. Engst here. to 4
. automatically record the time I
. al which the lock is opened.
, The record is made on a small I
, tape. The tape also registers 4
, whether the KEY used to open 4
, the lock is the one usually dsed. 4
, This might help in tracing bur- 4
, glars, the inventors say. but 4
. tracing burglars is not the talk 4
, ing point that will be stressed 4
. in selling the invention. A =
. direct appeal viii be made to 4
, Minnesota women. 4
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-07
REPUBLICANS SIZING Up
APPOINTMENT OF BAKER

WASHINGTON, March IF a
pacifist for secretary of war why
not an anarchist for secretary Of
state" is the way some of the re-
publican leaders are sizing up Pres
ident Wilson's latest appointment.