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FIRST RACE-Three- ye.r-olds and upward
mares; selling; sri fUrlongS. 'Ksziah. o.; Spring
mass, llO: 'Plumose. 10: LILY Heavens lO3
'Dolina, lo2; -Estimable Ill
SECOND RACE-Four year-olds and upward
steeplechase; handicap; S0oo added; about two
miles Hustler, l8; Brother Stone imp. 40
MArtan, Ia3: Chivalry. Is: Anans l33; Marcellinus
IimPl. l62; Vifr 1884, Blsnkenburg, l53.
THIRD RACE-Two-yeaf-olds; the Great Ameri-
can. 5000; five fulongs. Hollister imp lO7
Ticket lG Camp Fire. liz; Bonnie Witch lO4
Fairy Wand. loi; Fdeudless I0 Ivory Black. II
Holrless tmp), II; Wooduap, IL
FOURTH RACE-Three-y year-olds and upward
Queens County Handicap; one mile; 800 added
Rs2mer ~ shD0t Grass Gnp) ia; Sandy Marsh,
t8; He Will. ll5 RoE. 10; Capra, los; Ganer.
l0s; Indian Chant q
FIFTH RACE-Two-year-old hllies; FIVE furlongs.
water Dame, los; Star Maid. los; Polly j. l05
vague l6; Queen Of the Water lo5 Serenest. ITO;
Tragedy. n5: Russy lO5
SIXTH RACE-Threeyear-o and upward. sell
ing; one mile. Miden. 10; Dr. Gremer, 1n5:
stsilaTna. 95; Beethoven, lis; Sir Dsnrah 1o5:
Alberta True, 10: Sam Stick is; Cannon Ii0.
Ataka 100; Rose Water, no; Andres. rs; Narlpar
l05. A1i4'
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FIRST RACE-Puse; maiden 2ysa--olds: hvs
and half furlonss Piatt, liz: Ed Alvey, II;
Now Then, III: PtrasuS. liz; Flzer, liz
SECOND RACE-seItns Syear-oldS and upward
dx fulonss- Joe steyic. So LAchis 90; Dash, %
wild Bear. ls; Langhorn, l09; Royal Interest
lP; Altansha- III; Shine, ss; Black Beauty, g;
lnsurs-nt. 20; Lady Powers. lT; Type. .os; Martre
lls; Royal Tea ia
THIRD RACE-sslling; 3year-olds and upward
mile and seventy yards. Disturbe- q: Lady Worth.
ngton, %; star Of Love. lo5; Guide Post. II:
l0e -
FOURTH RACE-Hsndicap; 3year-olds and up
ward; SIX furlougs. J. ]. Murdock 100; Kathleen,
ns' Vogue. loS; Brnghurst n; Convene lo6
Othello. lG; Dodge. !l6; Chalmers, IA
FIFTH RACE-Threey year-olds; mile and seventy
yards 'rrsppoid. 100; Polly Connolly, lo5; Mar
a. lU; Harry Gardner. IL; Mandy Hamilton, l05
Beauty Shop. lo; Rife Shooter, 10
SIXTH RACE-SeHng; 2year-olds and upward
Gx furlonss- Impressive, g Lady Jane l05; Prince
Albert. los; Water War. 20; Conrsrse lO7; Roscoe
Goose, rs
SEVENTH RACE-SellinS; 3-year-olds and I'D
ward; mile and Erteenth. wiIhite !oO; Oreil
Lady Rotha, LII.
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Y. M. H. A. TEAM TO
PLAY GOTHAM RIVALS

Manager Rosenbloom and Capt. L
Goldberg OF the Washington Y. ". H. A.
basebsll club have completed all ar
rangements for the double-header to be
played at the American League baseball
grounds against the New York Young
Mems Hebrew Association baseball team.
The New York Y. NJ. H. A. will arrive
in Washington at o'clock Saturday
evening. Captain Weiss. OF the visiting
team, has gotten together a well bal
anced ball team from the metropolis, and
the spectators will no doubt see a couple
OF very good games. This is the first
time in the history OF any jewish organi-
zation in Washington that two teams of
Jewish nationality have played together.
On Sunday evening after the games the
visiting Y. NJ. H. A. will be rendered a
banquet by the Washington Y. NJ. H. A.
Captain Goldberg has not completed the
lineup OF the Washington team but will
try and announce 1t in the Sunday paper.
Admission is free, the first game is called
for 10 O'Clock, when President Orenburg
will toss out the first ball. The afternoon
game is scheduled for 2 o'clock, and it is
hoped that Lawyer Peltzman will throw
out the first ball in the afternoon game.
Manager Rosenbloom requests his play
ers to be at the park at o'clock.
Tr ~ sp-oA ma
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LEGAL NOTICE.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DIsTHiCT 6Y
Coiufnosa- Holding a Proosts Court Estxf< o.
hArIietts Manning TERN. deceased No. zsxs 40
ministnton Dockst s.. Appicztiou hax1ns ts~u
MADE herein for probate Of ne last v1n and tests-
ment o. said dsceased and for LeSter testaneutxry
on said estate by Emily s. Coot. Il Is ordered
TINS zxd day N June. A. D.. lgG that Mar
sarette TerrJ and an oths-s conoerned appear
U aid court % Mondsy. the Q-t day Of July. A
", lsae al 70 O'Clock a. m. 20 SHOW czuse Why
aio appiczro1 shouh not Be granted Let potics
hereof be paoisoed in the Washington Law Re-
porter ano The Washington HerAld oncs IN escA
OF three consecutive wee3s before the return day
nes'n meunoneo. the hrst publication 70 be not
les than thirty days before said rst1rp dsy
WENDELL p. STAFFORD. Justios Atte-:
SEAL JAMES TANNER RegsteT Of wis fo<
ne Dlsrct ot Columbia, Cle-k o< the Pruhst1
Court sIDNEY y. TALIAFERRO Atfn-n.r
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HAMILTON ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Tuo-ysar-old Junior Champion
p1rse 800: i've and oue-haK furlouss Hssty Cora
w FOX Trot, i2; Wat. lG Manokin ID; Hester
Lly. lG; Msddlesors Miss. 10
SECOND RACE-Duminiou Day ste-plechas q.
purs, 80; about two miles; +year-olds and I'D
rrd Bamboo. 81; New Haven, I52; Indian Ar.
row, 10; jim o., lR; Quesd. IEi. Chester Krum
Gem, lI3
TH1RD RACE-Three-year-olds and upward
Hradaan foaled: purse. s1o; threequarters Of a
haseneo'rt. II: Corn. Broom. ll3; LADY
p<Adthrtft. los; Gartley, IL; r. z Gai,tv Io1
sna sun, II; SIR Laupeclot, los; Moss Fo1. Il3:
900 shot, s; Asisssn, lo4; Irish Heart M
aoxa6aoe. 10 Also eligible; Sir Arthur. los
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Hsclas Flame. l0l syksis Io5; Puritan Lass, lOi
Old Pop, los; Dorothy Carlin, l0
FOURTH RACE-Foyr-year-oIds and inward
selling purse, $500; mile on turf Pepper Sauoe
10; Dicks Pet. ll0; Amphlon IOs: Lohengrin, ~
Louise IFavers ITO; SmUGEler. lo4 Pahpanea, rs
Hedge Rose. liz; star Bird, Io4
FIFTH RACE-Thrss-y yssr-olds and upward; Ma
toLal Handicap 5000 added: one and one-eighth
miles: All Smiles, 10; Raneber, I24; Commonada
10 Runss, ll3; Fair Montague. 10; Schsmer lG5
! Commouada and schemer. McFarlane & Austin
SIXTH RACE-Three year-olds and upward
purse. 800; sN turlongs- Gordon lis; Briar Path
II; PaymasteT. 10; Anxiety. l1o; Peep Sight 100
Bay Ca, 90; Old Bob, III: Star Bird, loJ;
Prlyet Petal. io5 Mis- Gayle. 100 VIII Cash. 100
SEf ENTH RACE-Four-yea--oldS and upward
selling p1rss. 500. cus mile on the tTGrf York
Lad, le; Lehigh, lG; Afncsn Bean Io6; Counter
part; "; Capt Parr. Ill; Yalss. H. MudaII Ill;
Wild Horse, lU; ChsTrcn, Io5
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Runs-GNhooley. PecHnpsush, Pippl Bale. VA
s-e Gedeou q. Ftrt base on balls-of Bush.
Struck out-By Fisher. s; by Bush. s Three-base
hits-Glhooley, Pipp. Baker. Gedeor- Hit By
ptcher-By Fischer Cschsngl. Umpes-MesSn
oLoughlin and Hndebrand- Time o< szme-l hour
and % rninuteN
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Solkans PLAY Taxi A C

The Solkans will play the Terminal
Taxi 4. c. at. Fifth street and Florida
avenue northeast at 10 a. m Sunday,
July . Manager Wheeler will pItch
Langley or Cornwen
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THE CLUB 3
YANKS TAKE THIRD
GAME FROM MACKS

Philadelphia, June 3o-The Yankees de-
feated the Mackmen today to o. The
battle this afternoon was a one-sded
encounter In which Ray Fisher returned
to form and completely outdid Joe Bush.
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Machinists, 12; Hamilton, d

Hamilton. ton....................... o o 0 o 2
Machlnlsts. ..................... 6 x-l2
RunS-Riston ~. Steve. Dechard. Braund, Kuh-
nert, Raba ". Perry (2), Brewer p, Harris C3J
Booster. ETors-Brarnd. Rountree, Dixon. Nc!
Daniel, Grey.
Tabby cats are so called after a street
in Ba agdad.
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stephens Wins by Default, CompIet-
ing First Round

The first round in the Terminal Rail-
road Y. NJ. c. A. tennis was completed
and the first match in the second round
played of last evening. Stephens secured
his match from Strieter by default thus
completing the first round In the match
between Black and Heap, which was the
first match in the second round, Black
was the victor, winning two straight sets
60. Ga The following are the pairings
for the second round: Hold ve Stephens,
Truan VS.. Bradt. Graves VS.. DeFoe. =.
The baseball game between Southern
Auditors and Baltimore and Ohio. which
was scheduled for last evening. was
postponed, owing to men having to work.
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STANDING OF
BRAVES BEAT DELL
BY CLOUTING BALL

Boston. June 3o.-The Braves defeated
the Dodgers today 6 to 2 The Braves won
the game by clouting Dell in lively and
timely fashion, and because of errors
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Zion Luthtran, 9; Truxton A. c., s

Runs-McCann, HaiSsslbrIsh. Drts,her Bowman.
Sullivan o. Beatty Hughes Mcconnell Callahan
c. Schmidt, L. RuPpertus e., W. Ruppertus %
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COMPLETE STATISTICS OF THE MAJOR LEAGUES
Yesterdays RESULTS
AMERICAN

AMERICAN
Boston, 6: Washington, l.
New York, z; Athletics. o.
Cleveland, 2; St. Louis, /.
Chicago. 8; Detroit, O.
GAMES
Boston at Washington
New York at Philadelphia
St Louis at Cleveland
Detroit at Chicago.
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Score:

'Battsd for DeTl IN the eigth.
Runs-Johnston. stengel. Konetnhy, Smith. snod.
grass e. Gowiy ~.
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New York. 4; PhnHes. g.
Boston. 6; Brooklyn, .
Pittsburgh, 8; Cincinnati. 2.
st. Louis, 8; Chicago, 3.
TODAY
| Phillies at New York.
Brooklyn at Boston.
Pittsburgh at Cincinnati.
| Chicago at st. Louis.
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TOtals.......S Alb 2
'Batted for A Hough IN seventh
Sokans: :....................-........ Ks
Runs-Langley. Cornwsr, Rsgan IN, Ganaher,
. Penn n.
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In pound Of some coal there are 500
heat units.
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Gibraltars. 6: Columbia. Q

Runs-Blake o. White. Mulvsy BadaGIio e.
Mayhew, SNYDER. J. GTaTdi o.. White Earle
Bailey. Snyder
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National University
THE LAW SCHOOL
(4sth Year1
Summer Sessions

TIE Summer Term Of eight w.ek,
commences June IS. at $50 D. N At
the Law School Building. Thirteenth
Street between New York AvenD.
and Z
The courses and faculty are a. fol-
lows: Elementary Law. Charles F. Ca
rust, Esq: Common Law Pleading and
Practice, Charles A Reigwfn, Eso. /:
History and Development OF Law
Julius L Peyser. Esq; herosntne Law,
Roger J. whiteford. Bsa.: NeEotixble
Instruments. T. Morris wanpIer. ESQ:
Bar Examination Review. Jane, J,
OLeary. Esq.
Substantial credits VIII be e,AuowSd In
degree courses for work doA
Registration commences June Is at
the administration offices. Southern
Building. Telephone Main ssl7
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Agriculture, 10; Marines, 2.
Solkan A. A.. 5: Second Bantist Q

Runs-Cullinan C9. Watt. Ward C9, Bailey q,
McPhiony. Wolf. Rousseau. Deunan. Lynch.
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sPIRITUALISM.
MRS. BROWNELL SI.iTT95si Si.555555

present, future, advice o. b1sine. hou,s h.sI,b
etc Eires nanssi deTelopnent Of nedilIrnship a..
Galty. seanos Friday and Sunday evening" M
SOS. so Eye g. NV
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LAT0NIA ENTRIES.

Apprentices allowance claimed.
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FOR HIRE-AUToMoBUE $50 PER HOUR
hTt-rsSengrT touring car; clean car and prompt
service gaxrsnteed- Phone Lincoln S65L
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st. Louis, 5: Chicago. 8.
TERMINAL TENNIS.

huns-hnate, saver, HetdTlI, Bet1eI, b
Smith. Snyder, Corhan.
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AQUEDUCT ENTRIES,

Apprentices Allowance claimed.
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BAKER-RAUCH-LA
BARTRAM ELECTRIC GARAGE,
l2o4-OS New Hampshire av..
2l07-11 NJ st.
Phone West 45s-459.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-25
SECOND TERM OF
Y. W. c. A. CLASSES
WILL BEGIN FIRST WEEK OF
FEBRUARY AT ASSOCIATION
BUILDING.
Fall Glasses viii Be Continued and
One New One Started-SpIendid
Opportunities Offered.

The second term OF the Y. W. c. A
classes begins the first week in Feb
ruary. All the fall classes will be con
tinued and one new class will be
added.
Tuesday and Thursday evenings
Miss Tracy conducts the night school,
which is similar to the n held for
men at the high school. This school
is planned to offer an opportunity for
study 10 girls and ONE who are EN-.
ployed during the day. The common
branches are taught. Any one desir
ing TO join may do so at any time.
The foreign class in English is held
every Friday evening. with three
teachers in charge. ANY housewife
employing a foreign maid should send
her TO this class. where she will learn
conversational English. reading. writ
ing and spelling.
On Friday evenings also in the well
equipped sewing room. Mrs. Evans
teaches plain sewing and dress max.
ing TO "A large class. This is the time
10 begin spring sewing. so why not
take advantage OF the many fine ma
chimes az the Y. W. &. \. and do YOU
sewing there.
The new class is TO be conducted by
Mrs. Rose Copham Law on Tuesday
evening at 5 O'Clock. Mrs. Law viii
instruct the girls in the art OF sham
pooling. hairdressing and manicuring
4 large number have already enrolled
but there is room for all who wan
to come. For further information cal
the Y. W. &. 4. office. Visitors ar,
always welcome in the educational de
partment OF the association.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-25
DYSON-SEAM0N
CASE UP AGAIN
NEW CHAPTER OF LONG STAND.
ING LITIGATION STARTED IN
CIRCUIT COURT.
Dyson is SUING 20 Recover Damages
TO Amount Of Appeal Bono Filed.
Fortune Was Involved.

Another chapter fo fhc long stand.
ing litigation proceedings OF Iams-
Dyson and s.. N. Seamou was begun
Iu circuit court yesterday. wheu.
through AffDruts S OBrien. a
damage -uif for fiuu was filed against
Scamor Tho Fidelity Investment a-
ISOLATION. surety ON tho bond of Sea-.
mon. is also made e. defendant in tho
suit.
This suit grow 0gf ~ FL suit ended
.u circuit rour some months ago.
which -uIf grew out OF certain alleged
bucket shop deals lr Chat case Sea-.
mon lost. and with the decision. title
'1 81 fair sized fortune dropped from
hs hand. Dr. ls undcrs food that hI.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-25
PLEADS GUILTY
Man Charged With Transporting Liq-
uor Into State Gets Sixty Days
AS Sentence.

Some question seems To have arisen
as to what happened to Henry Lane.
of East Liverpool. arrested Saturday
for Transporting liquor into the state.
Henry pleaded guilty before Squire
Hughes on the evening OF his arrest
and got 500 and costs and sixty days.
He said hat II would De better tn
get the time. than have to await the
action Of the grand jury.
Robert Frame. from Warwood. was
arraigned on a charge Of being drunk
was fined five and costs or ten days
by Squire W. g. Wickham and tool
the ten.
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discussed. Several interesting re-
ports from tho ministers relative 10
thr revival meetings that have been
'n progress were made. showing that
IN almost every case they were sue.
cr--lul.
The following ministers were pres
emit Revcrends-M. =. Compton. D.
D. Allen. S. b. Hart. S. G. Jones. D.
b. Hess. " g.. Harting.r. T.. o. Phil
ipps. Arthur La1enby. W " schultz.
o. A. Snider and J NJ Pugh. OF Ian
sing. %.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-25
BRINKMAN CASE
Trustees Filed Petition 20 be Allowed
20 Sell Personal Property
Of Bankrupt

4 meeting of the creditors FOO tho
T. o. BHnkman bankruptcy case vva-
held Yesterday in the office ~ REF.
cree 'ummIn-. in Tho National Uar.
of West virginia building Tho bank.
rlp' was examined and tho TRUSTED.
r''f''r"d FOB he allowed fp arII r..
f.f. nr.| .rrr.-. So decision v.
given IN Tho matter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-25
Y. NJ. c. A. BIBLE CLASS.
VIII Be Conducted This Evening ~
Rev. ). p. L~eyenberaer.

Tonight at = o'clock ,hs first OF the
series of Bible studies BOO PAUL.
EpIstles Goo the Ephe-iau- will be- con.
Quoted hF Rev. j. T.. L~-youbore.r. boz
the Bible study hall OF tho Young
Mems Christian association.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-25
HOSPITAL AID
Is Discussed by Methodist Ministers
In Meeting Yeesterday-RevivsI
Meetings Successful

What considered hv thn Ncfho
diet minister OF tho city fo be the
W"7i in'ern-fIue meeting 0f fHe win
Tor. wa. That hold yesterday az the
parIors Of rho Fourth Street ". b.
church Hh"u Ways ~ Helping 'he
'tIp valley General HOSPITAL were
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-25
INJUNCTION SUIT
Filed in Circuit Court Yesterday BY
Attorney John 3. wilson
Sehmuibach NH Continued.

Attorney John b. Wilson filed a suit
an c~hancery. Injunction. yesterday in
circuit court. STYLED Sarah J. ParshaII
vs.. Conrad Good. u H. understood
that the suit involves the building OF n
certain line fence in GreggsvilIe. and
the outcome will he watched with
considerable interest. No bill was
Med.
The circuit court was blank ycstcr.
day by reason Of the continuance ~
he trial on the contest of the will of
the late Henry SchmuIbach.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-10-25
EVANGELIST TELLS
HAPPY STORIES

Evangelist Mathis was apparently
In his happleSt mood last night at the
tabernacle. many OF the crisp stories
pertinent to his subject creating
laughter and applause, He took for
his text, For the prince OF this world
cometh and ho,h nothing IN me. I"
aud ho proceeded at once to show a
few Of tho countless methods through
which the arch tcmptcr preys on the
souls OF men,
"'rhe greatest sin OF the church Is
self-oase," stated the speaker "a
sort of dry rot, II YOU please. and the
reason SO many give In to the devil
Is because they stop and listen\to his
seductive plcadings," Then. i'm.
pressiyOly anNcverently, he said that
Christ must 10 first IN every llte for
He would not be trailer,
Mr. vessey and Mrs, Harmon sang
blessed Jesus"
Afternoon services began today. the
hour helng from 3 to 1 o'clock.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-10-25
ARGENTINE DROUGHT
BOOSTING WHEAT

Buenos Ayres. Oct, ?5.---A severe
drought that threatens severe damage
to tho Argentine wheat crop has
boosted wheat prices out OF sight and
has killed all chances that the United
States may obtain relief from rising
hour prices from Argentine ship
ments.
Wheat sold at 10 pesos per hun
drcd kilos yesterday. a new record
on tho Buenos Ayrcs market. Ex-
perts say that u proiongation OF pre-
sent drought for a fortnight will de-
stroy three-four,hs OF the crop.
Thousands OF cattle are dying for
lack OF fodder.
Little wheat was shipped TO the
United States from Argentine. The
Argentine surplus was sold largely In
European countries. which must
make larger acquisitions upon the
United States II the Argentine sur
plus 10 wiped out BY the drought.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-10-25
NOTICE OF BOND REDEMPTION

Notice is hereby given to owners
and holders OF municipal city i'm
provement bonds that a. the semi
annual interest payment period on
the 1st day Of November, 1915, the
city OF Grants Pass. Josephine county,
Oregon. will redeem the following
outstanding city improvement bonds.
viz: Bonds numbered and 2 of
F street improvement and bonds
numbered 4. S. 6. 7. and 8. OF @
street improvement. Said bonds
we're issued and dated the 1st day
OF May. 1910.
Said bonds will be redeemed at the
ONCE OF the city treasurer OF the city
OF Grants Pass. Josephine county,
Oregon, on the first day OF November,
1915. which Is the time fixed for such
redemption, and the time at which
interest shall be taken up and can
celled by virtue Of the laws and acts
providing for the issuing OF such
bonds.
Dated at Grants Pass, Oregon, this
18th day OF October, 1915.
@. p. JESTER,
$50 City Treasurer.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-10-25
BIDS OPENED FOR
new DATTLESH|PS

Washington. Oct. s6.---Thc New
port News shipbuiiding 4 Dry Dock
company was tho lowest Of four bid.
dors In bids opened today by the
navy department on four battlcships,
Its bid on one clectric-drivon bat
tleship was $io.t70. 200 and on two
electric-drlven battlcships sio.37S.-
600 each, ON oam-driven battle
ships. II bid go, $50 900 for ono and
sio.ss0. 900 each for two.
The one hattleship Ia to be complct-
cd In thirty.ninc months and where
two are bid for. the second Ii 20 be
completed In torty-flve months.
Conditional figures Of the Fore
River company were lower but they
depended on a provision that the bids
be Increased or decreased according
10 the price OF labor and material as
II rose or fell The company pro-
posed that the federal trade commits
sion adjudicatc claims which would
arise under this proposal Under the
flat bid, such as the others made.
the Fore River company bid So.
$4,000 for electric.driven and Sii.-
7ab.o0o for steam-driven bat,leships.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-10-25
Personal AND LOCAL

H. b, Reed spent Tuesday at Med
ford.
II w. L. Mcbride left last night on u
hurried trip to Portland,
vallard Truax made a business trip
to Roseburg Tuesday night.
\ Mrs, Andy McCarty left last night
for a short stay at Portland,
/ Mrs. Emma Daniels left this morn
| ing for Klamath Falls to visit her
daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. H, NJ. James and son
arrived this morning from LaGrande,
expecting to remain indefinitely.
Mrs. Grace White left this morn
| ing, returning 70 her home at Weed,
after spending few days with rcla-
| tives.
Miss Edith Barnard left this morn
ing for Tunnel {, where she will
spend few months with the Donnell
family.
Mrs, Mabel Myers arrived last
night from San Francisco to visit her
parents, Mr., and Mrs, Wilbur Will
liams.
All the latest coats; fine plain
clothes. Shakesperean collars. and
fs,l flare skirts inst what YOU want.
Mrs. E. Rehkopf s7ltf
Miss Mildred Mckee. of Glendale,
spent Tuesday with Mr., and Mrs,
Stanton Rowell. returning home last
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Mihner and
children, who have been in Grants
Pass since August. left this morning
by automobile for Bremerton. Wash.
to remain.
LA. Lass, who has been at work
as pipe filter at the sugar factory for
several months. and Mrs. Lass left
this morning for Los Angeles to spend
the winter.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-10-25
DIXIE

J, Wilhelm was at the Dixie ranch
Sunday morning on business,
Lola Thompson. teacher OF the
New Hope school, Is nj home for u
few days on account OF malaria, She
will resume her school duties as soon
rs she Is able.
Guy and Leo Thompson attended
the dance at New Hope Saturday
evening.
Rev, Frank Gloeckner and wife and
daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Bobxicn
and daughter were out Sunday. Mr..
Gloeckner gave a very interesting
talk, which was enjoyed very much,
Glenn and Burnam Wilhelm, Leo
Thompson and Chas. Peterson lef,
Tuesday morning for u hunt on Pea
Vine mountain. They will be gone
several days.
Walter Farra. from Provolt. stop.
ped all night at the Dixie ranch on
his way to Pea Vine mountain after
his cattle.
w, II. Knox Is baling hops this
week
Gilbert Peterson was In this neigh.
borhood Sunday.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-10-25
NO TRA|NMEN
STRIKE ON c. P. RY,

Winnipeg. Oct. 25.---Canadian Pa
cinc railroad officials announced this
afternoon that there will be no strike
OF trainmen on Canadian lines at Ave
o'clock this afternon. as scheduled In
the railway brotherhood strike call.
The men win wage increase Of
two cents per hour.
The formal calling OF OF the strike
was sent out this afternoon.
Although details OF the conference
at which the strike was averted were
not given out. II was said u strike
recall order would be sent by the
labor leaders.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-10-25
BULGARlANS ARMIES
ADVANCE IN ROUMANIA

Sofia. Oct. 25.-'Our right wing
has reached Carmurat and Dokuzoa
villages. Is miles northwest OF Con-
stanza," il was officially announced
today.
Bulgarian forces have occupied
Medjidil (probably Medjidia). The
Bulgars have captured SO officers,
$500 men, thirty machine guns. FIVE
locomotives and two hundred railway
wagons.
Near Caramurat the Bulgars dis
persed Russian battalion No. 275,
capturing the commander and 500
men, and also Roumanian brigade
and commander.