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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-11-03
Ordinance Passed

An ordinance has been passed By
the city council authorizing the on
cials TO sign the necessary bonds Ia
proceed with the collection OF the
$1,000 bond recently declared for
teitcd by the Public Service corpor.
alton, The Public Service people have
given notice OF appeal OF the ease
from the decision OF the superior
court to the supreme court. basing
their appeal upon contention that
under the charter OF the city the city
could not legally exact u bond. The
city viii proceed TO give n bond and
will collect the $1,000. In the case OF
Public Service corporation should win
In the supreme court the amount OF
the bond so collected would have to
be refunded.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-11-03

Worth Hamilton and James Wright
attended the Woodman supper and
social Monday evening.
Mr., and Mrs. Scarborough enter
taincd their Fruitdale neighbors and
a number OF friends from the city
Friday evening. honorlng their niece.
Miss Genevlcve knight. OF 81. Paul.
The evening was devoted TO dancing.
with light refreshments served at
the close OF u pleasant evening
A community dinner was enjoyed
by the residents OF our valley and u
few favored friends from Grants Pass
At the hall on Sunday. After the one
O'Clock dinner had been served sew
eral vocal selections by Miss Knight
and musical numbers by Worth Ham
ilton at the plano and Mrs, Carpenter
with violin made a delightful i'm
promptu program.
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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-11-03
FRUITDALE

Mary oakos came down from Hugo
Saturday to spend the weekend at
Red Acres.
Mrs, Harry Weber was the guest
OF Mrs. Underwood Monday,
DR.. and Mrs, b. Il. Elliott spent
Saturday afternoon and Sunday with
Mr., and Mrs. Slattery,
Mr.. and Mrs. CLANCY. OF Moscow.
Idaho. arrived Sunday for a short
visit with their niece. Mrs. Wardrip.
aud family.
o. c. Lackous was taken to the
hospital In the city Friday. and Ii
showing some Improvement.
Mrs. p. c. Bosnia. Miss Hatch. Mrs,
Luther. Alice Luther and Oliver Me.
Euan were guests OF Mihills and
Johnson families Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Carpenter.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-11-03

John Harmon left this morning for
Eugene, to attend the big football
game tomorrow.
It's pure at the Sugar Bowl. S9S
Miss Leila Gilbert went to Eugene
today to attend the University Of
Washington VS.. University of Oregon
football game.
s. B. Pettengill, the veteran mer-
chant of Grave Greek. is in the city
today,
Oxford cafe now open, S97
Dr. and Mrs, ], c, Smith returned
last night from Corvallis. where they
attended the funeral OF the doctors
brother. who died suddenly.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. G, Anderson left to-
day for Selma TO take up their resi-
deuce on their ranch property.
All the latest coats: fine plain
clothes. Shakesperean collars, and
full fare skirts, Just what YOU want.
Mrs. +. Rehkopf STltf
Mrs, Chas. Mcdonald and young
son, Berthol, arrived here this morn
ing from Fairbanks. Alaska. The
lad will spend the winter with Mrs
A. F. Melenius, at Murphy, and after
a short stay here Mrs. Mcdonald will
go to Rochester Mimi. for the win
ter.
Pay the Sugar Bowl a visit once,
Mrs. Juliette NJ F. Francis. field
secretary OF the Oregon Prohibition
State committee. arrived this morn
ing from Medford and will spend the
remaining time before election in
work for the party she represents
She has been in Jackson county for
several weeks. holding meetings at
various points.
It's fresh at the Sugar Bowl. S93
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-11-03
Cots for Rest Rooms

The Parent-Teacher association Is
asking the patrons and friends OF the
schools to help them in raising funds
necessary for the purchase OF rest
room cots. one OF which is to be
placed in each school building. to be
used in cases OF emergency. To this
end a dime collection is to be taken
and the association hopes for ready
response. When the collector calls
upon you, please drop into the box as
many dimes as YOU feel YOU can spare
fer the purpose.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-11-03
Warning to Voters

Report from reliable sources in
dicates that apostles OF a certain
brand OF democracy. a brand that the
democratic central com mittee has de-
clined to father. will spring a circular
bearing some OF their so-called argu-
ment against republican candidates
just before election. The public
should be warned Of the tactics OF
political outlaws. II they have argu-
ment that can not be successfully met
by the men at whom 1t is aimed, they
would have used 1t publicly and ear
lier in the campaign. It Is reported
that a circular is being prepared In
Medford. and will be circulated In
this city and county just before cleo
tion. Bear in mind it's source and
the manner OF Its borning. It will no
doubt be worthy product OF worthy
sires.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-11-03
Report o0 IiathhOuse-

The committee OF citizens that has
been in charge OF the Riverside park
privileges during the past summer
has reported to the council The re-
port shows that the receipts from the
bathhouse during the summer were
$257.S5. The disbursements. after
paying the city $l2S7 as Ave per cent
upon the gross receipts. left a bal
ance of $ll.90 in the treasury. The
bathing season this summer was
shorter than usual because OF the late
arrival OF the hot weather
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-11-03
Mayor Truax to Return

Mayor J. P. Truax. who has been al
San Diego at the federal aviation
school as army surgeon for the past
three months. has wired the city
officials that he expects to leave for
home on the 3rd. and will arrive up
on the scene the 7th His leave OF
absence has been extended to cover
that period OF time, and in the mean
time Acting Mayor Demaray is on
the job.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-11-03
st. Luke's Song Service

The first four o'clock service OF
even-song at ST. Lukes church last
Sunday was well attended the chill.
dren coming out in good numbers
and heartily joining in the service.
Next Sunday Mrs. \. y. Parsons will
sing a solo at the morning service
and Mesdames Knapp and Roemer
will sing duet at the ven-song ser
vice.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-11-03
Engineer Roschke Leaves

Engineer Geo, W, Bosrhke. chief
OF the engineering force of the Twohy
Brothers company, left Thursday
night for San Francisco, attor having
spent the day in the city In consulta-
tion with the members OF the firm
here.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-11-03
Wants Wireless Station

Clifford E. Roberts, young man
living in the city. has applied to the
city council for permission to erect
the aerial apparatus for a wireless
station near his home. He wants to
attach one end OF the equipment to
pole set in the yard and run the
other end to the top OF a pine tree
in Eighth street The matter was re-
ferred to the public property COM
mlttee.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-11-03
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COMING EVENTS


No. 4. Saturday-Free dance at
Kerby W. o. w. hall.
Nov 4, Satnrday-Children's story
hour at public library, 1890 a. m.
Miss May Motley, story-teller.
Nov. 4. Saturday-Republican speak
ing at W. o. W. hall, Kerby. in the
evening.
Nov. 6, Monday Temperance rally at
tabernacle.
Nov. 7, Tuesday--Presldentia elec-
tion.
Nov. 30, Thursday--Thanksgivlng
day.
Dec. S, Friday--Sale and supper by
ladies OF the Newman VI. T. church.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-11-03
Sugar Factory Running---
At full blast. and the Sugar Bowl
Is busy cooking sugar, SgS


win Speak To the Ladies'
Mrs, V. A, Clements, attorney at
law. will speak to the ladies' OF Grants
Pass next Monday afternoon, at the
tabernacle, upon "Woman's Rospon.
sihility as u Citizen" Sho will also
discuss the various measures to bo
voted upon Tuesday. The meeting is
called upon the request of numerous
ladies of the city, and will be strictly
non-partisan and non-political All
women are requested TO bo present.
and to bring with them the pamphlet
mailed to all registered voters by the
state, Tho meeting viii be held ut
three o'clock.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-11-03
WORkMEN GET HIGHER
PAY IN PORTLAND

Portland. Nov. 2.-Wages were
raised IL per cent today at the Hesse-
Martin Iron works. which is working
night and day filling orders for ship
building plants. About 100 men
benefit.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-11-03
City Wants Irrigation

sThe city council Thursday night
authorized the acting mayor to sign
the petition being circulated for the
creation of an irrigation district on
the south side OF the river. The
Riverside park will come within the
district. and will be included among
the properties to be watered from
the proposed bitches.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-11-03
HEAVY BETTING ON
ELECTION IN NEW YORK

New York. Nov. 3. 3.---Presldential
betting broke all records here today.
according to reports In financial dis
tricts. A quarter OF IA million dollars
was the estimate OF the days bets
placed In most instances at odds OF
10 to 7 on Hughes.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-11-03
Hcrc from kramer Mine

NJ, e, Page has been In the city
during the week from his mining
property, located on Whiskey creek. b.
below Galice Mr., Kramer Is now de-
veloping the Kramer mine, and is
driving tunnel to open up the quartz
vein.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-11-03

The Women of Woodcraft will
meet in regular session tonight at \
o'clock. in the Woodmen hall.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-11-03
Englewood Dairy

The best milk. cream and ice cream.
Phone 299. II
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-11-03
NEW TODAY

classified AID RATES.-25
words, two Issues, Csc; six issues,
soc; one month, $3.50, when paid In
advance. When not paid In advance,
SC per line per issue.)
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-11-03

FOR SALE-Concrete mixer, engine
and boiler TO be sold at sheriff's
sale tomorrow Saturday, Novem-
Der 4, at IL O'Clock a. M, at site
OF beet sugar factory. S92
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-11-03
Fox rrot Dal,c,>--

At the Waldorf Saturday night,
Anyone wishing to learn the fox trot
| be on deck Lessons free. So
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-11-03
ANOTHER LARGE AUDIENCE
TO HEAR MIR. MATHIS

\ large audience greeted Evangcl-
ist Mathis and Singer vessey at the
tabernacle last night. Those who
were absent missed an excellent talk
and beautiful song, Mr. Vessey
sang 'life's Railway to Heaven" and
Mr.. Mathis preached u most earnest
sermon. taking as his text the first
three verses OF the tenth chapter OF
tirst Kings. His subject was The
Unanswered Question" He told OF
the fame OF Solomon. which was very
great, for wisdom. riches and honor,
and how this fame attracted the
Queen OF Sheba. who came to Solo
mon to prove his wisdom with hard
questions. The record says that
Solomon told her all her questions
and she returned to her own country
exclaiming THY wisdom and pros
perity exceedeth the fame which I
heard" The speaker then compared
Christ's fame with that OF Solomon.
and showed how much greater His
wisdom riches and honor are than
Solomon's ard how ready and able
He Is to answer all our hard ques.
tions OF this life and the question OF
the future life.
Saturday evening the senior chorus
will render sacred concert. Sun
day morning. at eleven. Mr.. Mathis
will preach on the subject. The Keen
Edge" Sunday afternoon the meet
ing will be for men only. Services
Sunday evening at 1870. Temper
ance rally Monday evening. at 1880.
Program for Saturday night at tab
ernacle--Chorus. Awakening Chor-
u.s.; duet, Whispering Hope" Mrs.
Harmon and Florence Smith; cornet
scle. Men OF Harlech, BERNARD Yes.
sey; chorus. From Every Stormy
Wind" obligato by Mrs. Jessie
Knapp; double male quartette,
Sometime. Somewhere" Edgerton,
Manuel, MacMurray, Kirker. Martin,
IBham, Vessey; solo. Outside the
Gates OF Paradise" Prof j. 8. Mac
Murray; duet, Jesus WILL" Miss
Genevieve Pattlllo and Mr.. vessey;
chorus, I'm the Service OF the King;
sermon, Evangelist Frank Mathis.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-11-03

TO TRADE--G. =. residence property
for good auto; terms; no lemons.
Inquire of Bon Ton Bakery and
Grocery, 413h G street, Grants
Pass, Ore. 1913
BUNGALOW In Lincoln Park. Snap.
need $500 cash. A bargain for
some one. Balance terms, or will
consider part trade. s. J. Taylor.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-11-03
ENJOY THE PRESENT.

Get all the happiness you can
out OF the present There can
be no use In thinking Of painful
past things. They ought al.
ways TO bo forgotten as quickly
as possible, for they have a
trick Of turning the present sour,
tho one thing wc really have In
hand. | like 10 make Il a.
cheerful as possible, like to got,
by industrious squeezing, every
drop OF honey out OF it,--Bettina
Won Arnim.
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ibm oann 0oritsllungeu ma9te, 6drte
er bic &ldee suriidse3ogen unb bers
iprp6eu, tpieber nit i9c gu Ieben, fpel'
Dies 0eripre6eu er ieOo6 ni6t gehoI'
ten bate. Da er bei Der 5tfber Quto
C Serpiee 60. ein gutes SalGr be5ie'
BE unb au9 priOdroermogen beiibe,
pdbrenb Iie mitteaos III. berlangt iis
aneemeifsne 4limsn!e, bsfpnbers Sese
haIb, ipeil iie ouf ieir 9rdnssn ibrs
9lbneHldufbabn duigeJebn bat.
Sr, u. g 6 6paemeber's z e
fdment.
Dos am 2. 2(u1uit 1910 berfdbtc
5eitament bes Or. 2lusua Sbipng,
msner, beTen g1atIdb auf $500 IN
4erfonals unb $4,000 in Gruncs
,isentbum geic9dBt pirb, tpurbe ses
tern i'm probatgericbt einsersiat.
Der GrbIuiier oermatt ietne Sodns'
.tnri9tuns ieinsr 0itttpe unb bier
506tsrn, feline Sffics g,nri6tuug.
9ibIiotbet mtb Sritrumente ieiuen
566tern 2aurd uno GmlIie, ieiue
Ibr iein.r Sptter 2aura. Ter Rslt
bes B.rm0sens iOIl pOn Der Wittipt
itnb ben Sbhtern 2nura unb @miljs
Oeripditet iperben uro 5ipor fca bic
Wittpe SeitIebens bon ben GiHtiinften
elm Srtttel erbalter, ipdbreno bic
iibrigen ;tpet DritteI inter bic bier
9o6ter sitr Dertbeilurg selonssn fol,
len. 9iu9 benz 9obs Der Witttpe iol
Der gatSe NadIab sIei49sitlid untsr
bic pier S19ter 2aurn, Gmilie, III
ma aHp 2o,.iis psr.ssslt ipsrDsH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-29

reformir.n, mas ibr i.So9 niat ges
luugeu iei.
2laron Deitbeimer, 1910
'yobH Strabe, fpuroe nit isiusr &las
&c ses.u eaa 9geitHsimer ebtnfuIls
a6s,uisisu, neil er niat einmal ans
seben tonnte, no sr in Rodfpro, Sa.,
n peI4.r Stabt bic Ssiru.h erfolgte.
selebt bat. g6enIo mubte Weitkimer
suse5sn, bab er Oorbsr i9On .inmaf
Derb.tratbet mar, iebo6 teine Qo'
nuus babe, ipo iid ieine e>ite Satin
uub i.ins ainber aus bieicr Che jeBt
befinbsn.
girbie g mitb, bic iid ON
%. Sebruor 1911 nit Wa.i,r Smitb,
Ills Spring Strabe. pelbeirat6ete,
bat atf @runb brlitaler gebanbIun5
sin. S9sibunsstIuss augeitrengt unb
oerlangt aud bic Obbut iiber bas Der
ghe sntfproFens ainb.
Gertrude Woobring, bic
ii6 am 4. Ropember 1908 nit Qlns
brep Woobring oerbeirdtbete, bat auf
Srunb bon Ri6tperiorgung uno neil
ber Wann fie perlaTen bat. cine SGei'
ounsstIase anssitrengt.
Sarrp get9sr, 40 on II.
Strab., erlungts seitern auf 9runo
bon pfti6tp.rra6Idiiiguns eiue Stsis
Suns BON Georgia gel4er, bic je8t
dls WGrterin I'M Gbriit Sofpttal be-
iddftist 1T. Gbenio tpurbe ihm bic
Sbbat lbsr isins bier Rinber suges
iprofen.
g Sdabererfab Tdne
Sarrp 9 6mibt, Der an 10.
September 1915, als er auf ieineln
Wloturrab iiber bt. Sprinsfi.lb Yite
fubr, BON BEN 2lutp beS So5u O..
S6esten iiber ben 5aufen serannt
iDurbs, nobel er @erlsBungsn erlitt
ulrb bas Motorrab sdn5li9 3eritort
iporbsn ift, bat eiRe aIage iiber $S75
gegen 5besten angeitrengt.
Nellie 9olmes, Ra6laBpers
ipalterin Don SOiepb Sdcob Waurer,
Der bel cinem llnfall auf Der Rorfon
uab WeItern Giisnbabn isin 2.bsu
einhiibte, erbielt bic Grlartrib, lire
eiesbs3iisIite Sdabeneriabflase, bic
Dor benz gunSesseri6t ar,bansis 1T.
5uriid5u3isben unb bon Der 8a5n@ @8e'
fslIi4aft cine 2lbfinbunssIumms Don
$500 au ai5eptiren.
I'm Der S4dbensrfabtIaae Der Sir
ma 6. u. 2reimer 6 0. aegen bu
@lpbe antom1tic Sprintl,r So. ipur.
be sin @srbitt iiber $798.97 gu
Gunftsn Der EIGstrin obseseben.
Die 5000 Slase, ,peIfe albert
petoeI segeH WOle &c Steipart DON
ri G1sb stnssrei8t 4Gtte. Utsoe O.