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Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-06-14

cold weapon in his hand, he looked at
it in CONSERVATION. How had he come
to draw it? With difficulty he traced
his thoughts backward, but could not
find n that was accountable for his
act. He discovered, however, that he
had a remarkable tendency to drop his
hand to his gun. That might have
come from he habit long practice in
drawing had given him. Likewise, it
might have come from a subtle sense,
scarcely THOUGHT Of at all, of the late,
close and inevitable relation letween
amazed to find that. bitter as he had
grown at fate. the desire to live burned
strong In him. If he had been as UNI
fortunately situated, but with the diff
ference that no man wanted to put
him in Jail or take his life. he felt that
TINS burning passion to be free, to save
himself. might not have been so pow
erful. Life certainly held no bright
prospects for him. Already he had be-
gun to despair Of v getting back to
his home. But to give up like a white
hearted coward, to let himself be hand
cuffed and Jailed. to run from a
drunken Dragging cowboy. or be shot
merely wanted to add another notch
to his gun-these things were impos-
stble for Duane because there was in
him the temper to fight. In that hour
ne ylelded only to rate and, the spirit
Unborn In him. Hereafter this gun
must be a living part of him. Right
then and there he returned to q prac-
tice he had long discontinued-the
draw. 1t was now q stern. bitter,
deadly business with him. He did not
need to fire the gun. for accuracy was
a gift and had become assured. swift
ness on the draw. however. could be
improved. and he set himself to ac-
uuiro the limit Of speNd poaaiblo TO any
man. He stood stu In his tracks: he
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-16

ttsen, BON ser ebrls6lten G%ntrlftune
seprdsten M,tsnriiden feinem 3ubDrer
ben intmer p%ieperbplten 8%pripurf Der
bspubten %llntpabrbsit at macbet.
Saraiin bate i'm ni9t unterbros
den, nidt elm einaNes Mal. Sere
mebr lpDttiid ais aertniridt tlitgen=
oe 8emertun9 fpor Oas er1te eenelens
mas er auf Die 10 flar uno praS!s
fDrmu!irte Iitlase gu ertpioern bate.
9em Suiti5ratb, aber ities pabrenb
Der nadIdfIis ~binsenorfenen 3ebe oas
glut nod heiber gum Ropfe. llnb
alle @iidii@t perleusneno, ldlug er
nit Der geballten Sauit duf feline
Mttenmappe.
v@enn sic bic @tirn baben, mir
eine lolde llnperidamtbeit au iaesn.
min i'd oas Ding oenn in @otteS
Ramen beim redten Morte nenre1,.
Was Sic ba felt Monaten getban
6aben mir unb Der Seffentli9fe;t
ano ben 2euten seseniiher. beren @elb
IN Die ad1fen Sbrer @ant aefloHsn
1t m oor Dem Strafaefsb beibt es
Betrua."
A. f SSc.lfol,> eofol s
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-16
(Sortietuns foIst.)
8eite Giacn fir sic 2cber.

@eil lie Sic better 2eber : Mebisiz
men entbalten, einerlei ipie bitter ooel
idarf, ba bic iiibe 3udersgeoedlln
Oielen @el6mad %berbinbert. u9r
Sings Nen 2ife Gius" e~ntbalten Sn.
grebien5en, Die Die 2eber gum Mrbci.
ten anbalten, 10 oab Ser Stnblgont
unbebinoert lit. Seine Gdmer5en,
fein Neuled, fDrbert Die @erbaullng
@erlud1t cine Slaibe BON u9r. &ing's
Neip 2ife. Gills~ llnb SIR iperbet fin
ben, ipie biel better SIR fiiblt. 25c bei
Iputbefern. (Mn5.).
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-16

me in 1einert Sdulb lit y uno e. h
unbeilbar blind - er tpirb ME mebr
Sen pinfel fiibren ~ ME mebt ourd
ben grtrae isiner 8,nit Sprae uno
Rotb non fih unb ieinem &inbe obe
pebren tDnnen."
@iatber mar pom Tenfter gu benz
Slide inmitten bes 3immers gesanz
gen. LGr bate medbani1d Elm 3eitz
Ihriftentsft aufsenommen, bate bars
auf bineeitarrt, pie ipenn es ibn BON
9Dditer Mtdtietett mdre, bic Mbonnes
mentsz8 eOingunsen gu ftubiren. nit
benen Der llmialag bsbrudt mar, unb
bate es Damn ebenfp medani11 tpss
Der an feinen porisen plas 5uridsey,
legt.
rNein," 1aste ct jekt. .Das lit es
nidt, mas einem bon uns bas Rsht
sdbe, in bas ,@9id1al bieies Men.
fden einau5retfen. = l1nb .tpen11 mir
uns elm foldes &edt nebmen mon.
ten - niemals niiroen lie es anertens
rtr. - Mber bas nit benz 8ilbe -,
oas 1T es. mas Elm entfhloTenes 5an=
oeln notbpenbig maht - nit ihres
Suitimmuns ooer obns lie. - 2aFen.
Sic mid na@ Berlin fabren. Mutbez
nau! - 2a1en Sic mid nit oie1em
Saraiin reben - i'm gluten ooer i'm
.80fen, lie nadbem er es baden min!
W1it Der sefiilten 8rieftaI9e in Der
9anb ooer nit Der qiitple. Mber
@ott peiB, SOB id Der Yiitple ben
Woraus geben miirbe."
num 10 nit linn rebeu gu ,tD;nnen,
m06te i4 mid Srdulein Snses Ser
lobten nennen biirfen, @arnrp! -
SEPT, na4 Sbren lebten Worten, oarf
i'd ia boffen. bab sic meme 8etpeg=
grinoe unb meme Mbii9t periteben.
Mein @eIb. - nun ia! - Mein
gelb lpielt AUDI cine genifTe Rolle
babel, neil iie feiner nun einmal Be-
o%iirfen. Mber bas Mi9tisits. oas
9rinsenoie lit bod. bab iemano bq
TT. Der 5rdulein Snge unb ibr abun
NIT 1einer perfpn gu beden permag.
STE ltebt MIDI niht i'd neib es
lebr pobl. gu ibrem Slid bat Tie
ntemalS mebr als Elm freunoidaftliz
DIES Mpblipoaen fir mid sebegt.
Mber tpenn ii9 jemano fdnbe, Ser ibr
liar gu MAIDEN neib, oab bier bon
9iebe ia au9 niemafs bic Meoe fem
lou oab es ii9 nun nm 'einen
Sdubpertra5 ouf Der ein5ig might
chen @runolage banbeln ion - uno
UNI einen 8ertras, an ben 1ie nur fir
..ur5e, fir iebr tur3e 3eit sebunoen
@iintber bon @arnotp bate oie.
Dtenfmiibe, Die er porbin in Die
.ggofaede geporfen, iaon auf benz
&opfe.
.Nihts mebr, @raf! - gs iii
nidt nDtbis, oab mir nod Elm Mort
oaruber perlisren. Sd peiB nod
ntdt, fpte i'd es ~anfangen fperbe, lie
gu fpre@en, 6enn fie miro .ebenIope=
mig geneigt lem, meiner 8eill9 an
5unebmen, tpie' lie Den Sbrisen a11se=
nommen bat. Mber i9 tperbe lie
iprsden perlahen sic ii9 oarauf!
- nno id tperoe SIRE Sadie fiibren,
als .ipenn als nenn es metne etge>
nc tpdre. - Mollen Sic bier auf
meme Niidfebr parten?"
.Nein! - Mit Sbrer Grlaubnib
tperoe i4 Sic besleiten, INN irgenbno
in Der Ndbe Der 8iua auf Die @ntz
i9eibung gu barren. Mi9 nit
oteier ungenibbeit in Die engen bier
Manbe zines 3immers etnauf9lieBen,
singe uber meme &raft."
sd tann's Sbnen nadfiblen. ~
go lailen Sic un5 6enn seben!" -
-
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-16
XXI.

XXI.
Stun = unb tpenrt 6as allies 1id
tpirtli9 10 berbielte, tpie Sic es inert:
p%urbisermeife erit iebt burdfaau1
poer berausgegriibelt baben nollen9-
@e19dft tit @ef9dft, mein perebrte,
9err S~u1tt5ratb! - Mit Der Moral
elmer. @ei9idte fir bic reifere SUI
geno piiroe Elm Snftitut tpie bas un=
fere nobl ni9t peit fommen. ~ 9af
i'd .senDtbist bin, einem e~rfubrener
Berliner Re9tsannalt 6ergleiden eri
nod gu lasen, ieBt mid einigermaber
in Sri taunen."
Sn Der na9ldhisiten @altung Dor
Der Melt, bei6e 9dnbe in ben Sa.
i4en ieines elesanten Sadetts unb BIT
Cigarette i'm Munbnintel, .lebntt
Manuel @araiin an benz bobe1 8i:
@errepoiitorium, bas Die cine Gangs.
panb leines mad benz anerneueit ter
Still einseridteten 9ripatcabinettE
fait gang ausfiute.
@r perbarrte in bie1er @teIune
idon pdbren6 Der san3en @iertel.
ftunbe, Die 1eit benz @intritt oes Su,
1tiarotbs BON @arnotp persanger
mar, unb mod nidt fir Die 9aue,
elmer einaigen Setunoe bate ieir
slattes @eiidt ben glei9eiiltigen, BEL:
nabe %selanspeilten Musbrud perlorer
Sen es ansenommen bate, als Sc,
iuriitiide 8eratber Der 9ppetbeten.
bant feline 3roBe fdpar3e Often:
mappe auf ben runoen Slid tnmitter
oes Raumes setporfen unb in fi9t.
lider grregung elm paar @.dtter bar:
aus berborgeoerrt bate. &
unb bod paren es nidJt5 nenigel
als freunblide 9inge sepefen, oie e
nabreno otefer 8iertel1tunbe bait,
anb0ren miiffen. Mob1 1ur leltek in
8erlauf ieintr 1angen Mnnaltstbdtis
teit mo6te Der tpeltmdnnii9 .tDtei:
liante Sufti5ratb in 10 idarfen uni
riidf4tsloien Morten au einem Man.
oanten seipro6en baben. Cine getudl
tise @mp0runs mubte feline Sesle bii
in tire Siefen aufsepiiblt BADEN, bai
CT ale berbinoli6e 5orm f4on BON
erften 8e5inn bes @eiprdas an mi
etpas ueberfliii1ises unb 2Gtiscs BEL
fette idob, nm in oirren. unapeiosu
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-16
Som Set Steiner.
stousa,. bon Saetmbulb prtm.a.t.
taorKekung.)

nS1e 1ager, DAB Sic auf eine Mbs
tpei1una pprbereitet paren. - Mbe,
llno Sic benn nidt i'm freuno19aft,
liditen @%inbernebmen BON Sen Mor.
renbaas sef9ieoen9"
uMan bat mir in Der 3pi{@enaeit
Ole 6reunof9aft aufeetinbiet. ST.
genb eine .Snbistretion, beren liz
fpruns i6 leiber niat babe fef1teuen
tpanen, bat MIDI um has N~ertrauen
oieler BON mir bod perebrten Mens
laen sebra9t. l1nb i'd Jeia6 gu mei-
mem @4mera tein Mittel, Is mir 5a=
rid au- sefpinnen."
rWonen sic nidt CANA aufridtiQ
9eaen mi@1ein, @raf? ~ Sd CLAUDE,
nit tbdten in bieiem Musenblide nidt
gut oaran, @ebeimniIe boreinanber
gu baben."
Isle baber redt, tpie peinli@ es
mir aud 1T, bapon gu reoen. - Sn
be- piellei4t iebr tbDridten Soffnun5,
Sab man es bier in 2iebenpalbe ME-
mails erfabren niiroe. bate i9 mid
eroreiftet, aus eisener Ma9tpolltome
menbeit ben Ma9lob oes Der torbenen
observation-disclosures ben Der 9elen
gu pronen y inIopeit pentsitens, als
es ii4 um Die 8eaabluns feiner
@@uloen banbelte. Ser uneenannte
5reunb, BON. benz i'd bamals in Ser
lip seiproden . i'd ielbit bin es se=
nefen."
nMoran ih natiirli@ niemals ges
apeifelt babe. -.Sbre unerbetene SSnz
terpentton 1T alfo CUR 8enntnib Ser
9erri4aften gelanst. l1nb mar bat
Sic ptTen Iofen, oab man Sbre
Sanblungspeife als eine &rantung
empfinosta"
rSa. Jrdulein Snge Morrenba@
f9rteb mir in bieiem @inne, inoem lie
ausleid cine Mittbeilun5 iiber bic
90be Der petaugIasten Summe perz
Ianste uno mir gu periteben CAB, oab
bon elmer. Tortbauer unierer bisbertz
gen periDnliden 8e5iebunsen mad
FOLDER Demitbigung %naturgemdb
niht mebr De @.oe iein tonne. -
Md, Sarnolp,, Elm tpie un1inntses uno
trauriges Ding lit es bod 5upeilen
nm ote1en fogenannten 9tol5 Der
eoeliten.nno 9odiinntgiten Menlden!!"
ugs mag iein, oaB sic n1ht Den
rtatt5en Veg ssinsel5lasen babsn,
met1 lteoer graf! - Moer IS mare
mnB's. ll9 leg1s'n gror1ernA9en oaI-
uoer s115ata11em 81 srparte gslmepr
an 9oren. mos ,e1p S1rer use'hnn9
up ~ pep SaHs !qan la''a.
ok S9s lDa m11 pstg.Nosln; oaB .
gu hau = S ,h5 Sn1Au9sg1 !pspss
ny. oem 0eaMehsoHss - Y1DlsllpIs'
NOM p a. en- M d,,f o,6sr. meas
n;S4 $3.50 e.. i,rs, ms;nsn ss;frs
1nrsber e.; srs,Isin Since mossn I"
sbrs, a;iy5nrshsr @ynfe sn
no. rS Gnnaea y"
.@eben Gle mir nod einmol Shire
!har65 .@amern6l g un6 nun.
iaoen gie mir Mlo,sin Muoe: Mir.
Sen @ie MIDI, Fir ein,n Werbreder
balten. fpenn il sSrdulein synas bitfsn
iiebe meme -.meine ssrn1l ~ merz
oenga
Mit Sem oonaen l1nae{tiim elmer
leiben{hoffIih beffinen WoI11no hottie
@intber feline !San6 auriidoeap,en.
maro,,f r1,,ft a. h;noua9 11nh
~ r1m ha44sn a. aos mn,I
Sea @rastmerb,Ts auoeSnhte -
Mein Inein better m1Ifbenou 70
osrne ;m cshnpn 5on5t A., @ien5ten
Gin, fir bisie merbanblIno merben
gie IDS noh einem nn6eren @efanb<
ten nm}eb,m mi;5em1
m;mt 11,bsrro{mnno ,,nn nibt
arantnno iiber sic iebr unfreunSlih
fiino,nne 9ih5ooe 5onhern einain cine
tiefs' grn,,rinfe;f mar IN Mn3hsno,,s
Grtni6ernnn >
csh beap,;fe mon ,n,in (i,<
~ ~ gornsnn - reIhem oirhte GIN.
5oihs msrhnno So m,rh,n., ,;nss
@ go s,..r mannsa
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1916-04-21
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS

For Register of Deeds: l hereby sn
nounce myself as candidate for the
nomination for the office Of Register
of Deeds at the primary subject to
the will OF the democratic voters.
Andy Ball.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-10-29
FIND SKELETON OF MAN
LOST LAST JAM AIRY

The skeleton OF Edmund Hall. who
was lost in a snowStorm ON the trail
bet ween Evans creek and Trail creek
last January. was found "Wednesday
evening 100 wards from the mouth Of
Railroad creek. near the head OF
Evans creek. BY D. +. Cotrell. OF
Beagle. who was looking for cattle In
that vicinity.
The snowshoes. rife and match
box with the initials f IL" marked
on 4, were found by the skeleton OF
the deceased
Mr.. Hall had many acquaintances
in Medford and was well known on
Trail creek He resided al the home
OF Scatter Hammond several months
previous TO his death. and left MIR
Hammond's home one morning In
January for a place called Rlchtcr's.
on Chicago trail, and was never heard
Of again until the discovery OF his
skeleton and rife Yesterday evening
A posse OF men searched for sew
eral days after he was lost between
the two points OF his journey, and at
one time was near the place where
his remains were found by Mr.
Cotrell. Medford Sun.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-10-29
BUSINESSMEN ARE
FOR new NORMAL
PORTLAND CHAMBER OF COM.
MERGE STRONGLY ENDORSES
BILL FOR SCHOOL TO BE 10.
GATED AT PENpLEToN.

Portland. Ore The Portland Cham
ber OF Commerce, which stands at the
head Of the Disbursements organization
OF the state, recently endorsed the
measure proposing a Normal School ~
Pendleton In q resolution, giving III,
following reasons:
I'VE believe that Eastern Oregon IL
reasonable IN lts demands that suCh a
school be located east OF the cas,a lo
mountains, hence We recommend IL.
location at pondletOn as the most losi
cal for the fo owing reasons.
First 1t h city Of som, size. hay.
Ing an enrOllm,!.t Of over 1000 grade
pupils.
Second, rendlo;0n is very accrssi
bic, having over twenty pass'H"cl
traIns each dag fram five directions
Third, It's location is as near rcn
trail AZ could he expected. making I,
easy Of access at moderate cost tc
the students.
Fourth. Il la our unders,anil''
that the citizens ~ rendletOn prupGs
10 doratc vcry favorable site for ~
schOOl.
"Fif.h, many other advantage nrc.
A good public library, scyrral
churches. pure gstcr pnd live, intel
ligeni ccm',a f. jha, will ,aac pr!'
In The proHiuss Of the school"
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-10-29

second, with 1i.21o points The wads-
worth Is last Ia the list her gunnery
merit being 4i21l points
In the submarine class the KS was
given final Werit record of l~
points. It's nearest competitor WAS
the H.. with - ~ points Five sub.
marines got less than ten points. while
the merit given the A-G. one of the
oldest submarines in commission. was
O.S3.
A general statement explaining the
figures says:
THE final merit II a vessel In gun.
merry Il computed from the results ~
all gunnery exercises conducted by n
vessel during the gunnery year. A.
conditions change from year to year
the standard must change 10 NJ these
conditions. aud In the analysis " the
work of the fleet standards for differ.
ent parts ~ the work and different
forms of gunnery exercises are estab.
lished from the direct data obtainei
ii'h Nh' ~ 'hua IWi ii'i Hhh'V W INV
vessels themselves
The destroyer Stewart led IN Its
class In the elementary practice with
guns and torpedoes. It's merit being
72.7J9. In this practice the Patterson
again was second, with merit ~
90. 7B2 The Decatur was twenty-slXth
in the list. receiving a merit Of 1O50S
points.
The KS led the submarines In ele.
mentary practice as well az In gun.
merry. In the former receiving merit
Of " ont of possible 100 points. The
H.3 was second with o. points, and
the C-5 was last with 5 points. sharing
this record with the 40. IN the battle
practice on the second run seven out Of
| twenty-five submarines made perfect
scores, while ten were given zero.
In elementary practice the Mnynow-
er, President Wilson's naval yacht, led
In the gunbont class with s0.sJ9 points
In the battle practice the Mayhowsr
dropped TO sixth place with q 848 out
Of n possible 100 points. the Dolphin
heading the list with s1.si3.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-10-29
QUESTIONS TO ANSWER.
See How We'll Posted You Are and
Figure Out Your Percentage.

Raymond \. Kent. resistant prufrs
sur Of riu.ai.ol ana p.in,,unl Of the
Uni,rr,l. r:i s,ho,l. unv. mn eA.
am.nat,rn 80 The Iuaiuf and senior
cllS,r> oi the r,iIr., of Education To
test th,i. .rirru ,nairl.c.
I.,y uucsl.,n, were ns.cd. as fol
Ior.
Nalac Ire t.cr prr, ,iru Il the init.
cd states. rn,crnor NJ Minnesota. rul.
r-. van ,,,,.. nj InrIlud. ruler. with
tilt. q: G..umuy. Ih'trd States sen.
atnr, ,r,h, A.iiu,,n,a
I.n,nir rctrl.rad. Nnthn nu. Coliseum.
partllrnnn. GuL!cn Horn. Golden Guie.
WI, was ia. "II,tlc corpornly''
PLAYED the hnrI, before Saul? ,Inycnt
ed the trlcurarh? pl.rnvcrcd rho IN.
cinc ocean, Wrote nine symphopIes
Received the Ten Commandments;
What Is The motto Of lbe United
States? IL the lrlple ,ntcutef is the
blood forcing organy Is the center Of
the upryouH .ystcmy IL ia. normal
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-10-29
Food and Strength.

Remember that the food you take
one day supplies the strength you put
forth the next. II II then n mistake
TO take heavy meal on the day OF
heavy work The time TO take II II
the dny before.
Wise stablemcn know this. aud
when II horse has n long days drive
before him they give him only what Il
called "check feed" n very light
meal. TO be followed NJ nlghl with n
heavy one.
80 there are two good rcnsons for n
mans not eating much Oh the day ~
stress. II adds nothing to his strength
on that day. and the process ~ dlgcs'
tion calls the blood 10 work NJ the
stomach when every ounce Of Il is
needed at the brain.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-10-29
BATTLE WITH A BOG.
Rsdn,irs's Suction Tore the Leather
Caters on q Mans Leqs.

Readers Of "Lornn Doonc" can never
forget the terrible drowning Of Carver
IN the bog. That dcnth trap IL stlll TO
be seen In the Exmoor country, md
not long ngo valuable hunting horse
was cnglllfcd IN the mlrc, and his rider
bnrcly escaped with his life. =. Bar.
lng.GOuld, who had n narrow escape
from n slmIlnr English bog. tells Of II
IN his Book Of the West" The nu.
thor wns with M olllclnl from the ord
nnnce survey who was correcting the
map Of the country!
"In the dusk we lost our way and got
into Rodmlrc, II was winter, the bog
was unusually wet nnd wo could
scarcely trip from one stone to an.
other, Six bnlIocks had been lost IN
that very spot during the ycnr
avn NJ onrc sank nbovc my waist
mud wns RAPIDLY being sucked In far
i'p' c'iic ~ my companion, but IN
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-10-29
Christian Church

Bible school. s45 a M Mr. Yes
sey will lead in l5-minute song ser
vice. Classes assemble at 10. Adult
department will read lesson and
make reports. then reassemble in the
middle sections OF church Com
munion service Duet. Whispering
Hope" Miss Florence Smith. Mrs. J..
H. Harmon. The remainder OF the
hour will be devoted TO a genuine
prayer service for success OF union
meeting; Dr, + c. Macy. leader. Dis
missal will be in time to unite In the
morning service at tabernacle. Every
one urged to be prompt in attend
ance. j. II. Harmon.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-10-29
OVER S,50Q,000
N CAMPAIGN FUND

New York. Oct, 2S,---Contributions
TO the republican campaign fund total
sl.667.757,2s to date. II was an
nounced at republican national cont
mi,tec headquarters here today
\ statement from the democratic
committee last night announced con
iribHtions as si,O06.2S9.
Expenditures 10 date in the cam
paigu 10 elect Hughes total si.STS,-
sstSe. The campaign funds this
year have come from ss.s26 contri-
butors. the republican statement an
nouneed. white four years ago only
a little more than ?,oOo names were
on the contributors lis, for the en-
tire campaign.
An average OF about SOC checks for
$40 reach the treasurer daily, the
s,a,cmen, said \ high record for
small contributions was made on
October IS. when 1890 checks for
$40 we're received
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-10-29
baptist t'hurVh

Sunday school promptly al 10 a. m,
Today We shall have the fual report
OF the contest rally. Don't miss u,
The whole Sunday school Is earn
estly requested To attend the II
o'elock meeting in the big taber-
nacle Come and le, US all attend in
one body.
No other service AT the church to-
day. except the u. y. p. T. at 6 30.
Lois Dale. leader.
s A. Douglas. Pastor.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-10-29

Erosion proceeds with considerable
rapidlty In the desert region Of the
southwest, Notwithstanding the scarci
ty 0f continuously running water. for
rock disintegrntIou is accelerated by
the great daily variations In trmpcrn.
turc. The ruck> nrc heated ,o Ia do,
grccs T. or higher on the hot summer
days and cool orr rapidly NJ night To 30
degrees or less. u difference ~ 10 de
grccs Or more nni In spring or nu.
tumu. when the suns hcnl ~ less. tho
night temperatures are relatively low
astrological Survey Bulletin.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-10-29
tcopisd from Portland orcsonisn }

the dark he could not see me The
water reached 10 my urmpits Hap
PLY had with me n stout bamboo six
feet long placed It nthwart the sur
face and held my arms ns FAR extend.
ed M possible by quickly Jerking my
body I gradually lftcd H. aud then |
threw myself forward ns far ns |
could Finally manugcd 10 east my.
self full length on the surface. The
suction was w great that II tore the
leather gaiters OF ihy legs.
For n quarter Of an hour ! lny
stretched out. gasplng. before | got
breath enough to worm myself along
TO dry soil"
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-10-29
surveying tend.

The art OF land surveying owes IT.
origin TO the fact that the Egyptians
were unable to keep permanent monu
ments on land which wns ovcrnowed
every year by the Nile. Under such
circumstances II became necessary Ia
have some means Of reidcntiiying the
various pieces OF land The instru
ments and mathematical methods Of
astronomy. with suitable notifications
were used by the Egyptians for land
surveying.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-10-29
First Church of Christ Scientist

Christian Science services are held
every Sunday. in the W. o. W. hall.
at a. m. Wednesday evening meet
ings at s o'clock. The subject for to-
day Is Everlasting Punishment" +"
The reading room is open daily from
2 to 4 p. m. except Sunday The
public is cordially invited to attend
the services and to visit the reading
room.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-10-29
AT the Churches
bethany Presbyterian Church

Morning worship at II. sermon.
Sermons In Shoes"
Evening service at : SO. sermon.
When the Cost of Living Scars
Sabbath school at 10 a, M. Harry
Allyn. superintendent
Christian Endeavor at 80 y. nj; (;
topic, The Rewards OF Religion. (.
leader, Mrs II 5, Prescott
Mrs S,ott will sing in the morning
service. Mrs Harry Clarke will sing
Let the Lower Lights Re Burning"
In the evening, Good music all day
You will be cordially welcomed.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-10-29
She Took tho Bait.

II hardly know how 10 receive your
proposal" said the hclrcss coldly
"You know, Of course. that npl worth
n million"
"A mllllOn.' exclaimed the ardent
sultor II know that you nrr worth
lO,taoO0O other girls" .
"Oh Jack forgive me for susprcllnL
you Of mo"cnnry motives New
York Gloi'
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-10-29

The Nineteenth Sunday after Trim
ity.
Holy Eucharist at 3 a. m.
Sunday school at 9:i5 a. IN.
Morning prayer at IL subject OF
sermon, Confirmation. Onertory,
20 Mother Dear Jerusalem"
Eyen-song at p. NJ. the Nunc
Dimittis. with solo by Mrs. Roemer.
Wednesday. November /. All
Saints Day. Holy Eucharist with spe-
cial commemoration OF the dead at
3 a. IN.
You are cordially invited to these
services.
Rev Charles Wilson Baker. Rector.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-10-29
UNITED STATES SUBMARINES
SHOW GREAT PROFICIENCY
Dsstrsysrs Also Mako High Scores In
Gunnsry.

Secretary 0f the Navy Daniels has
made public a detailed statement Of
the standing Of destroyers aud subina
rines for the gunnery year l9l5-l9l6
together with the standing OF destroy.
ers, submarines. cruisers and ginboats
In elementary practice and battle prsc
dee.
The figures for gunnery and In ele
mentary and battle practice show a
wide variation. Some vessels made
100 per cent. In the destroyer class
the Stewart is given first place. with
Q merit Of 88.714. The Patterson was