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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-11-12
CROWN JOHN MILLS Of
TALENT SUGAR BEET KING
Crowds Come 70 Grants Pss 70 Celebrate Susn Day, h.
9ed Factay and Dsuss Matters Pstalag 70 lie
lndsty While Aceeptns the nssitaly ftie Citizens
Il tk Factory City fd SsgIAm Oreesa

John Mills. OF Talent. was crown
ed the Banner Sugar Beet Grower
at the Beet Growers celebration held
I'm Grants Pass Saturday. He reported
q crop Of 10 tons per acre. yielding =
gross return Of S1sl per acre, the
cash outlay being but s2s.7s POI
acre. Mr.. Mills experience was one
OF those related at the big meeting
held In the Tabernacle Saturday ar.
tarnoon as feature Of the Sugar Day
celebration.
Beet growers and prospective beei
growers from all OF southern Oregon
gathered in Grants Pass As the guest,
Of the city yesterday. 500 farmers and
their wives coming by the special
trains from as far north as Oakland
and from Ashland on the south. The
special train from the south was pro-
vidcd by the citisens Of Grants Pass
and return tickets were supplied fret
OF charge to every farmer who wish.
cd TO come, From the north specla'
rates were made upon the regular
trains and the fares paid were re-
funded BY the people of this estv.
The visitors were met upon the ar
rival OF the trains by citizens with
automobiles. and ail went directly 4
tho sugar factory in South Grants
Pass. where they were escorted
through the million dollar establish
ment and watched the process o.
conversion Of sugar beets into sugar
Including the local people. 1000 mer
and women rot their nrst view Of tn,
inside Of the factory. through which
they were piloted by the ofhcials o.
the Utah-Idaho Sugar company. Ths
factory was In full operation. and
was slIcing beets at the rate OF soc
tons per day. while a sack Of sugar
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-11-12
KINGDOM Of ARABIA
IS ESTABLISHED

Washington. Nov. ii.--Advised by
cable from Mecca that an independ-
ent kingdom Of Arabia has been es-
tablished. the state department to-
day inquired Of England, France and
Turkey as TO the correctness Of the
Information.
In the event the Mecca message is
confirmed, II Is likely Sheref Hussein
Ben All will be recognised a. the do
facto ruler Of Arabia, Tho message
received here was undated, and sign
ed by The Minister Of Foreign A.
fairs"
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-11-12
DEUTSCHLAND IS
READY TO SAIL

New London, Conn. Nov 'l7--
With her cargo, said to be wortA half
a million, slowed snugly aboard, the
German submarine merchantman
Deutschland Is expected at any time
to begin her return trip to Bremen.
Reports In some quarters today were
that she would begin her dash within
as hours, ,G
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-11-12
BATTLE
ON EASTERN
FROM |
Csntest Belxeea Aid AZ
rs anl V Mackenseis
Canas 1rssps n De
Brilgsheal + CT Site

.s4 M
LoSdon. NOV \ The great baktie
between o-Roumanian and Con-
eral Mackensen's German troops il
~ r,,hrua.. a. -. $500, 7,
], ... NO. -.
ne 49, ''o1u - -
uoe AZ Cernavoda continues.
Advices today from Bucharest.
Petrogfad and Berlin regarding yes-
terday's fighting emphasizes this con-
fiics as the most important Of tha
day ON any front.
Occupation q The Dunsreax sta
tion. about two miles due west Of
CsrnavodA, claimed W Petrogra1.
and not denied from Berlin. appssRs
T. have given the Slavonic axmtes
1t least temporary adyantaGe n
their eRorts TO press ha6k o. 81
veIop General MaeksAsen's left fIank.
which rests on the Danube. Military
experts hsrs ~ 0av sneeess st this
point would c64pDe ~ epnp11kion
| q tha npaFs6js fssp1 l1&fnlly. !.
With great dlsa1 1yaneeBex 70 the Tsu-
tons. .s
Russians afe reported n s(rong
force about Cernavoia. They aEe r.
ported harriedly bringing up artillery
for final smash.
Reports Of sanguinary nshting n
this sector appeared to BE- borne ont
by other reports to Petrograd ~ hun-
dreds Of dead picked up In territory
from which aMckensen's forces have
been hammered back, %
There was still doubt here as to the
sharp fighting about PredeAl. Both
sides cnlmed the advantage. The
Berlin statement admitted the Tran
sylvania Roumanian armies adopted
a strong veSbut that all stacks
were repulsed.
In tne territory about Dornavatra.
In the Carpathian mountain. Rus
sian troops. according to Berlin. have.
developed : powerful Offensive. The
Berlin announcement attaches much
Importance to their claim that ter
rife Austrian counter-attacks have
chased the Slavs from heights they
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-11-12
5 GERMAN A|RMEN
BROUGHT down

Paris. Nov. 1.-THE Germans sus.
talned serious losses when they were
repulsed In attacks on French posi-
tions south OF the somme In tho
vicinity OF Deniecourt, the war oilico
announced today.
we maintained all our ground
the statement said. North OF tho
Somme there we're spirited artillery
ducls In the region Of los Bocufs ana
sailly-sailllacl, French Nyln,o.e
brought down riyc German ocro.
planes Two were destroyed by ay.a'
tor Guynomcr makng tlo tea. Hv
cncmy machlags .o1ght down ey
him twcnty one"
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-11-12
TAKE AW, WIS TO
EVERETT FOR TRIAL

Seattle. Nov. 1l.--Seattle police,
under Chief Rockingham and Lieut.,
Hedges. accompanied the special car
load Of handcuffed l. w. w. who
Everett last night. to protect them
Everett last night. to protect them
against possible violence from Sno-
homish county citizens.
The Al members OF the organisa-
tion have been formally charged with
murder in connection with the gun
fight in which two deputies and five
I. w. w. were killed at the Everett
water front Sunday.
Forty special deputies. besides the
uniformed police. were in charge OF
the interurban special car. which left
Seattle with the prisoners about Z
p. m. M.
The word OF the departure was
kept secret and the prisoners were
lodged In the Snohomish county Jail
before any one knew they had been
brought back, A deputy walked be-
side each pair of handcuffed prison
ers.
Attorney c. E. s. Wood, Of Port
land, arrived in Seattle to prepare
for the defense OF the accused men
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-11-12

Bismarck, N D., Nov, lt.---With
15 precincts missing, the North Da-
kota vote stands at y. m, today:
Wilson, b4,27s; Hughes, 5S.164.
Majority for Wilson. Lib. S
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-11-12

Seattle, Nov. ii.--Gilpour pobic's
already heavy-laden brow was crown
ed with another laurel wreath this
afternoon when Washington beat the
Oregon Agile football squad TO tho
tune OF 80 to o. Washington hrst
scored In the first quarter when
Murphy. after the ball had been car
ried 10 the two-yard line, divcd the
remaining distance for touchdown.
Faulk kicking goal. In the second
and third periods neither scored, but
in the fourth Murphy again scored a
touchdown. which Faulk converted.
Hainesworth later carried the ball
over. Fauik again making good. The
fourth touchdown came when Noble
carried the ball over. Faulk again
making an accurate boot. Logg. re-
placing Noble. raced twenty yards
for a touchdown. Morrison kicking
goal for Anal points.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-11-12
]. Of 0. WINS
FROM WASH.
S | Ate
Eugene Boys Victors Over
Pullman, While Assies Of
Corvallis Are Vanquished
BY Washington University

Portland. Nov. Getting the
Jump on the famous Washington
State football aggregation. Oregon
University, mainly through wonder
fui playing by Huntington. today de-
feated Pullman Aggles twelve "a
three. oregon's nrst score was q
a-yard place kick by Huntington. fol-
lowing . sensational 55-yard return
by bartlett OF Captain Bangs kick
on which started the game. In the
third period Washington tied the
score on Durham's 3e-yard drop kick.
In the fourth a i6-yard forward pass
TO Mitchell and line buck by Hunt
inEton gave Oregon iis touchdown,
Tho goal kick failed. oreson's las,
points were tho result OF a 3o-yard
place kick by Huntington.
The Jasper news., 1916-11-02

$6,95S, ,SOO.96
Deduct amount received
from the liquor business
from all sources whatever
by city, county or state 4,3O2, ,93l.OO
The Jasper news., 1916-11-02

1--WE understand these figures are all
based on 1910 statistics, but they
should be relatively fair and true
Editor.)
at will be seen, therefore, that the
people of the State of Missouri go
down into their pockets and pay in
taxes every year S2,455;S66.96 over and
above the total amount received from
all sources for Intoxicating liquors.
"But this is only part of the loss
sustained each year by the people of
the State by reason Of intoxicating
liquors. Our best statisticians compute
that there are $50, 900 places retailing
liquor in the United States and that
they kill each year all told 10000
persons. 1t is easy to figure by taking
Missouri's proportion of the population
of the United States, that the 4,1O4
saloons in Missouri kill each year l,SO0
persons. Now the present damage law
in Missouri provides that where per-
son is killed by the culpable or Grimm
al negligence of another, there may be
recovered for the death of such person
not less than $1,000 and not exceeding
$4,000. Deaths caused by the saloons
undoubtedly come from criminal
negligence, and ! think the maximum
should be applied, but ! have chosen
the mean between $4,000 and $4,000,
namely, SG,000 Multiplying 1904
by $4,000 gives us the sum of SO, S24, 900.
This is chargeable to the breweries and
saloons in Missouri, not rs matter of
fancy, but according to what the law
itself allows"
The Jasper news., 1916-11-02
S10O Reward, 500

The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there Is at least one
dreaded disease that science has been
able to cure in all it's stages, and that is
positive cure now known to the medical
fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutional
disease. requires q constitutional treat
ment. Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken in:
and mucous surfaces of the system, theros
by destroying the foundation of the dih.
ease, and giving the patient strength by
nature in doing its work. The proprietors
have so much faith in its curative pow
ers that they offer One Hundred Dollars
for any case that 1t falls to cure. Send
for list of testimonials.
Address: +. j. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by all Druggists. 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
The Jasper news., 1916-11-02
The Democratic Meeting.

The Democrats held rousing
meeting at the opera house Sat-
urday night. The speakers, S. W.
Bates, candidate for the State
Senate, and T. C. Tadlock, candi-
date for Prosecuting Attorney,
were introduced by ]. N. Marsh,
the township committeeman. A
string band and a male quartette
furnished the musical attractions.
OH Rogers, candidate for sheriff,
proved his versatility by handling
the guitar in the string band. w.
P. Grisham, candidate for assessor,
was also present. The house was
crowded.
The Jasper news., 1916-11-02
Hunting and Fishing Forbidden

All parties are notified that
hunting and fishing is forbidden on
the following land and anyone dis.
regarding this notice will be prose-
cuted for trespass:
Section IS, township so, range
81, in Preston Township.
The above land owned by S. b.
Shoopman. E. L. Maxwell, w. E.
Moulton, J. S Gresham and H. G.
Griffin.
North half of the southwest
quarter and the southwest quarter
of the southwest quarter of sec
ton 81, township 80 Of range 80, in
Sheridan Township.
The above land owned by J. S.
Gresham
The Jasper news., 1916-11-02
Notice.

On account of i'll health / found
it necessary to dispose of my store
and take rest from business. l
wish to thank the public for the
generous treatment accorded me
and ssk a continuance of the
same for my successors, Wheat {.
Ward, who are already well known
to the Jasper public. All parties
owing me will find their accounts
at the Farmers and Merchants
Bank and will please call and settle
at their earliest convenience,-Joe
H. Daardorff.
The Jasper news., 1916-11-02
Additional Local

Patterson & Ward were shipping
hogs Wednesday.
Frank Wolfe shipped a car of
hogs to Kansas City Tuesday.
C. +. Rex assisted in crying 2
big stock sale near Asbury last
Thursday.
]. D. Harbur and wife spent
Sunday at Kenoma with Walter
carp and family.
George Waltz and wife are NOV
ing in from the farm and will oc-
cupy the Mrs. H. F. Hughes prop
erty.
J. o. Buster and wife returned
Sunday from Hot Springs, Ark,
where they have baen for some
weeks.
]. O. Buster and wife returned
from Hot Springs, Ark last Sun
day, where they spent the last two
months.
Born to and wife, c. NJ. Wells
Tuesday, October 81, boy. Mr.
and Mrs Wells livenor of Jasper
in the Blue Star neighborhood
The Missionary Society of the
M. E. Church, South will hold a
sale of cooked foods Saturday.
See them for your Sunday dinner
at the old postoffice building.
The Epworth League gave a
Halloween party at the home of
]. II, Harris and wife Tuesday
night. A big crowd of Jasper
young folks enjoyed the occasion.
Walter Bayne, who formerly
lived two miles east on the base
line, notified friends here last week
of the death of his mother at An,
derson, Mo. The funeral was held
in Webb City Saturday.
The Hallowe en- social Tuesday
night at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Gresham was we'll attended.
The sum of S7.2S was realized from
the lunch, which was sold by the
ladies of the NJ E. Church, South.
Mrs. Earl lobe will sell lot of
household goods, etc, at her home
three blocks east of Main on Grand
avenue, at ? p IN. Saturday, No
vember d. Mr.. lobe has gone to
Nebraska and Mrs. lobe expects
to 60 there soon.
The Philathea Class of the M. E.
Church, South, will serve chicken
dinner Wednesday, November 18.
They also will hold a parcel post
sale at the same time and place.
The place to be held will be an.
nounced later
The Jasper news., 1916-11-02
Election Judges.

The county court has appointed the
following election judges to serve at the
general election next Tuesday: C. O.
Wine, c. L. Hayzlett, Thos Marsh, J.
p. Dunlap, C. r. Patterson, c. S.
Ward.
The Jasper news., 1916-11-02
Gulick Buys Sheep.

Frank Gulicll bought at Kansas
City last week 800 Delaine Merino ewes
from Colorado and 10 registered Shrop-
shire bucks from Illinois. Gulick S
place begins to look like sheep ranch.
The Jasper news., 1916-11-02

Vote for II. o, Earl, judge of the
County Court from the eastern dis
trict.-Adv.
The Jasper news., 1916-11-02
rTs EXPENSIVE ECONOMY
Is the Saloon a Loss or a Profit
to Missouri.


The brewery interests are flooding the
state with literature intended to fright
en- the voter into voting against the
Third Amendment for reasons of
economy. They tell him that the sa
loon business bears so much of the
burden of the expense of running the
State Government that should the
Amendment be adopted the tax rate
would have to be increased to pay the
amount the state now receives through
the liquor business.
Judge VIM. Fl. Wallace, one of Mis-
souris foremost lawyers, with 25 years
experience as attorney and judge in the
criminal courts of Kansas City, than
whom no better authority on such sub
jects is known, submits to the people
the cost OF the breweries and saloons
to the state of Missouri. He says:
ut will be noticed that | usually
charge SO per cent of the cost of the
crime and pauperism to the breweries
and saloons. No statistician, so far as
] know, ever figures on smaller per
cent. These statisticians all treat per-
sons in eleemosynary institutions,
public hospitals, work houses and poor
houses, as paupers, that is, perosns
being kept at public expense. | fig
ured so per cent, except in one instances,
when | make it 10 per cent, name
vi, reform schools for boys and girls,
where this per cent is said to be correct
by those in charge of those institutions
My account, then, which no man
can deny and which unq questionably
must be admitted to be fair, is as
follows:
The Breweries and Saloons Of Missouri
in account with the State of Mis-
souri,.
CREDIT
BY Cash. Received by
the State of Missouri from
the liquor business from
all sources whatever, by
city, county and state 81 ,502, 934.UO
DEBIT
To 50 per cent criminal
costs paid by state ------S 2l2, ,005.l4
TO so per cent cost of four
state hospitals -------- 57O,94O.76
10 so per cent cost of per-
sons in state hospitals
paid by counties --- $50, ,S25.3l
To so per cent cost in GRIM
inal cases paid by coun-
ties 265, ,251.71
To so per cent cost of poor
not in hospitals paid by
counties -.---- 692, ,544.37
To so per cent cost of pen
itentiary y.-----.--- 9O,152, 80
To 10 per cent cost of reform
schools for boys and girls 02,993.55
To beer inspection--.-. 11,7Gi.1O
TO so per cent of judges
salaries while trying
criminal cases --.....--e 24,sOO.OO
TO so per cent cost of jur-
ors summoned but not
called in criminal cases 131, $500
| To so per cent cost of 1000
policemen and city mar
shals- --------.-------- 1900, 600. 90
To so per cent cost of GRIM
inal courts, not including
judges and cost of board
of prisoners throughout
the state .--e..-.- 769, ,394.Oo
| TO 900 constables at 500
each-fees in criminal
cases 100000
To S0per cent expense mum
icipal hospitals of Mis-
souri, sol, 1885,
To 80 per cent municipal
workhouses of Missouri o93, 3,946.66
TO so per cent cost of poor
houses of Missouri 2Ol,O56.12
$6,95S, 800. 90
Deduct amount received
| from the liquor business
from all sources whatever
by city, county or state 4,3O2, ,934. .OO
| Net amount paid by people
The Jasper news., 1916-11-02
No Hunting Allowed.

All parties found hunting on our
places will be prosecuted for tres
pass. Frank Cline
Smith Powers
VIM. Holdeman
] NJ. and r, K Carter
The Jasper news., 1916-11-02
Keep Out.

If found on my farm with gun
or dog | will have you arrested.
DIR. Hendricks.
The Jasper news., 1916-11-02

Correspondents will please mail
their letters Monday in time to
reach this Office Monday evening.
The Jasper news., 1916-11-02

The News will take your sub
scriptions for the daily papers.
The Jasper news., 1916-11-02

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-05-11

ctpos criubren. Tas FAM mir alld)
nidt in ben Sinm ih wollte MIR
boren, Oh Der Trieiter Sic aefonnt,
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ben. beiicn Snbalt Sbneu porcntbal.
ten puroc. Mon mohtc es alio ioil
permutbcu. Tod, oos lit obnc alien
9eluna. mo Eiirit Sodppulo hat lid
nit Dem 1lcd aui ieiuem Stamm'
baum alein nb5uiinocn. Wanht
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-05-11

rreilld) tritt ia abcr oas MtGoden ans
Der Ian,ilic. Die Irnu bincin. Ncin.
mcine Nitpiiicnifoft al oiciem ,Sa.
milienaebeilmiB oiiritc henl Siiritct
fem treibcnoes Motip III ilrrer Ser.
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bciieres-"
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eigenes, nld)t lebr ircunolif)cs
Suheln.
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ira9te Sigrio. uuimcrfiam acnlad)t
ourh icin Stodcn.
"Dtan miiBte ireilib crit A., criab.
rem illd,en, obs i~lberhoupt fcin Sirlt.
gcipinit it," iubr Spini iimnc,b fort.
.Ood, mnoericits. menn oilh Die
Guclle trilb' lit. 10 miro Elm aornd,elt
Wabrbcit onrin niht icblen-iie licgt
picleidt. mie immcr in Der Mittc."
Sigrio itantpite Den goocn unee.
ouloia nit Dem SllBc.
r@as iollen mir oicie pagen an-
b%eutunecnH" riei JIG bcitig. .@as
miiien Sic? Sh mills rpiiicn, ih
babe elm Hedlt boSu!"
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oerte Spini rlibia unb ilberlcgen.
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bas Wittel fcmnen, has Den 6iiriten
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n,odt-nur miiiien Sic mir oeripre.
den, es MIR I'M rcd)ten Iiiaenblif
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Die 9roBtc Bcisbeit bcitebt in
Der grfenntniB @ottcS unb I'M Strcbcn
! nad) ibm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-05-11

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Der 9rfenntniB @ottcS unb I'M Strcbcn
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-04-27

ter iid. Ser Me1Iing m11b erit large
init ieinen erfabrenen Grel,nben am
"gei6tS" ipielen, bebor er 10 biel
uebrmg bot, Inn fir @el6 gu ipielen.
llno Damn - tpiro er nod lange mus
piel 9ebrgelo 5oblen miiiien.
Ser 5tat lit cine Al,eqe gum
Stlroium in perihie6ener 9e5iebnng.
slnls ser Mrt uno 8eile, ipie ien1anb
ipielt, fam mani a1f feline geiitige
8efabigung uno a1f ieinen Gbarof=
ter idlieben. 8eim @fat lit ieoer iei=
mes Slides Sdmieb, sort lerh mar
feline geiitigen @rafte obid)aben, bas
gliid erfailen un6 a11sm1ben lrn6 6as
MiBgeldif lei6t %ertragen.
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bortreffliden @igeiidaften mebr als
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lung bon Gufgaben geeignet nn9 NIT
&edt bdben sic SogeS3eitungen uno
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bei ie6er Ebdtigfeit, lit u1t6 beim
@tat BON einem 3ubiel ab3uratben.
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