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The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1916-07-14

A party Of good roads men and mo-
florists arrived in Seattle last week
after crossing the continent from CHI
cago over the National Parks High
way, visiting both Glacier and Yellow
stone National Parks while en- route.
The tourists travelled in two autos,
and stopped at cities and towns en-
route to lecture on the wonders OF
this great scenic motoring route from
Chicago to Puget Sound. A visit to
Rainier National Park will complete
the trip. The party took thirty-two
days for the journey, but it would
have occupied much less time if they
had made any effort at speed. This
was tour purely for pleasure, as the
average traveller would go. They
reported that not only is the trip
marvel of scenic grandeur, but the
accommodations en- route are good
and reasonably priced, while ii the
motorist chooses to camp along the
way, the cost is very modest for the
journey. Representatives of the Spo-
kane and Seattle chamber Of commerce
and of the National Parks Highway
Association made the trip.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1916-07-14
Does SIoan's Liniment Help Rheu-
matism?

Ask the man vino uses it, he knows.
Ito think I suffered all these years
when one 25 cent bottle of Sloan's
Liniment cured me-" writes one CRATE
full user. II you have Rheumatism or
suffer from Neuralgia, Backache, Sore
ness and Stiffness, don't put off getting
a bottle OF Sloan's. 1t will give you
such welcome relief. 1t warns and
soothes the sore, stiff, painful places
and you feel so much better Buy it
at any Drug Store, only 25 cents. i
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1916-07-14
Let Us Do Your Printing

The Echo is prepared to do printing
of every description. Come and get
our figures before you let the next job.
Don't send it away until you have
given us a chance. 33tf
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1916-07-14
SEATTLE NEWS LETTER

Failure to secure enough signatures
will keep the proposed initiative bills
off the ballot this year, with the excep-
ton Of the Beer Consumers Act"
which received about 10000 signatures
or more than twice the number required
to secure a place on the ballot. The
frst-aid, home rule and fisheries tax
bill, proposed by the Direct Legislation
League, did not meet with much sup
port however, and fell considerably
short of the necessary $4,000 sigma
lures. The lack of interest in these
measures indicated that the voters are
tired of making a plaything out Of
direct legislation.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1916-07-14

The only initiatives to go on the
ballot in November will be Number d
allowing the manufacture OF beer in
this state and its sale to individuals for
home consumption, and the hotel
mems liquor act. The latter is Mum
Der IS, and was initiated by the legis-
lature in 1915. These two measures
and the seven referendum bills will be
on the ballot.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-25

teln Jet ober SIT oieier 3eit nidt err
n1aftist, cine slntiuort gu geben.
Galoeron lppllte bielelbe s(nfraae
aud an sefretir Gaming iteael1.
fonnte i'm ober beute ni6t treffen uno
miro oen @erlltd am Montag ipieoerz
bolen.
Spnbs ur s arbiitenz Soz
mtlten m ie oer gse itri9e en-.
ssal6inston "a. Sum-. 9as
Senar5bontntittee itrie6 beute Sic gez
lpilliguas con 100000 5ur Inter
ltiisllng Der Santilien bon Oeili51nanz
nern aus Ser $oap 9ieio(ution urb
leBte itatt 0eiien oie geltintnutng Elm,
bab satglieoer, lpelhe abbal1gige Saz
nttllen baben, lofort entlullen iperben
lpllten.
SIM l1ebrisen ipuroe oie Sab 9feIoz
llltion, lpeld)e Die Ginnu1lterllne Ser
s}ationalsarbe in oen gu1Se5oienlt auz
torillrt, 5ur slnuabme empfoblen.
~ I II II ~ y Nv u " l u II o
al llitrten requirirt.
Sic arrangements iil1o setroffen
ipprpelt sroBe @eri6iffunsen bon Maz
ld)inenfanpnen unb Wunitipn, bie bier
fir selpille el1rnpailde Madte fabri5irt
imitrSctl, al Sic amerifariihe eMrntee ab=
5ulenfen. Sic iitr6 5ur boil l1lfanbigen
Musritltung Der @nrberegilnenter
onrfjaus benot6tgt.
slseltten Ser alliirten baben Sic gez
sierllng bercits benadridtist, oob tire
&ontraffe in bieiem 2attoe Sen anfprz
oerungen Der anterif. slruee nadfeben
lollten. Stes ernt19lidt es Sen an1erif.
aontraftprelL iolhe ibrer Hrobufte, Sic
bon ben Ser. 5taaten eebrall6t iper@
oelr OH bieIe ab5uliefern, pbne bab e5
seleslid1e Sdlpierigfeiten gtebt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-25
gfo6 fein &riegs5nltano nit Merifo,
Mber es feblt n,tr tpe,tis Saram.
ameraner iuden 81 pernteln, aber es fomnt Sn pat.
0obmadnns Ser Mlisem NIT eber9after Gile 6etrie6e

51oesbule lr arme qaroienani Senat geIden 5ode
Sele Die 6anier ernabren boben, iolen babm bleen
gbeten lber oas @eedt bei Garral 4nerifunr Iirten
De11al llebermat 33 eree10e auriduefe6rt gep
e 80 per1tBt obne gefangen ein limo f6nnet nod ou
atden 3mei Sdpaoronn aasgeanot Inn nad linen AIT l1den
ssas haB gu teen gedten ge6en mag Die MQiiret lno
10 ei1old oas Gprreh Der Ser ar gsaen l1o W-
11on a1terfetnet 1ie gorn @rooucts So cine unaesde
Storporation uno miro auigelol
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-25

Die flint gr0bten Sl1leln ber
grbe 1inb ser Heibe nad @rDnlanb.
Neusl1inea, 8prnep, 8affinlanb unb
Maoasastar. Der Slddeninbalt Der
erfteren betrdgt 100000, Der Der
leBteren betrdgt 592,100 auabrat'
tilpmeter.
Die rFe glnpenbuns Ser @lie=
berpuppe (frans0iiia Mannequin)
ais MooelI fiir &iinitler, ,lm oana9
bas @eralto rihtig ansuprbnen,
fdreibt man benz italienif9en Maler
Sra 8artolommes slt, Der Don LATE
Bis 1917 lebte.
Der srDBte 5luB Mortpesena
lit ser @lommen, Der I'M glmt Siibs
Drontbeim entfpringt uno in bas
@tagerat miinbet. Seine 2dngc be=
traet $50 8ilometer (sirfa $50
Meilen), fein Jlubgebiet 41,O00
3uabrattilpmeter.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-25
ete Marfte.
HrpSnfte.

Gbicagot "a. Suai. @ei5en -
t007s Suli 10334 Sept.
aorn - 725s sssult, 7t1a Sept.
Safer - 1925 Suli 3S1a Sept.
@etreioe fit 8aar: 500. rotber
ssSinterlpei5en 1O215; gso. 2 aorn
rs; STANDARD Safer 401a.
Hoggen 9eo. 2 80.
S5er1te - 60-S0
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-25
gieb ,tnb 8rubiiionen.

gbicago, "a. sSuai. @inopieb-
3ufltbr 200. Stiere $S.OO-11..
40; &iibe lnb Gi,toer $4.00-9,s0;
&alber $S.5O-12.00.
S6lpeine 3llfubr $4,000. SC
nieoriger SIT $9.1o-9 80; 5ltneiIt 5u
$9.60-9.S0.
shafe 3rfl,br 1000. gtetig;
@iOber $7.00-S.00; 2arrtner ST..
50-10.25.
@efliisel siibner 161a; Springs
"a 26c.
Butter Creamery 231s-25c.
@ier - Srina 20-211ac.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-25

sprinsfielb, Sis, "a. ;suni.
Ste gauge Nationalsaroe bon eSainpis,
NIT ausl1ab1ne Der 9iegin1etltcr 5 llnb
g, Die ridt einberufen lporbeu lil1p,
5ulammen 11,o00 @iann, idIafen
bentesNa6t bier I'M i Camp Gl1nne auf
ibren @affen. @eipebre, 0lunitipn III.
Iollltise glllsriiltllpg iit1p bonn 9lpd sss@
.laitb 9risisd eiiitt1Ssfroffen. Sic grups
pen iperben Sonnerstug IN Sen 8un-
oesbienlt ilber9eben.
5000 Don 90 a If a If III c it's.
50 It D II, "a. sunni. Sic @alfte ser
gaili5 bon 05aiiahuletts Ieste beute
s'ad]t Sen Sabnereib ab llnb lpurbe in
Den 8nnbesbienit eirgenll1itert. Sic
4arbere @dlfte ipirb ,nprgen friib eingez
mlllfert unb bic gauge Sprce bon iiber
5000 Damn fann 1norsen Mittoa nah
Der 8renSe ab9eben.
Sic BON S ipa eebe in eis
ner sS D de.
@es 0apine 8, "a. sSu1i. Sic Gfz
fi5iere Ser Soma 9iationolearoe eriparz
ten,binneu elmer @pde on pisSront be-
prpert gu tperoen. General 8arrp bat
ben gefebl, ale pllltdnbigen ginbeiten
lpfort an Die @ren5e 5u lhiderr. 9us
erlte @egiment lit beute abellb in ben
5taatslager (Ganp Spbse) ei,rsetrpfs
fen, Dos brittle Ge9inent ipirb morgen
abenb unp bas 5lpeite am Mpntag einz
riicfen. slae brei iinb bienitbereit unD
General Speal1 laste beute Nbellb, bab
bie san5e slfli5 9ienstag staht Sen
gefebleit bes &riegsbept. ltnterlpprfell
1ei1r tperbe.
9ie erl1e aantine ipllrbe beute i'm
Eager er0ffnet.
Sc ct eberf ct.
gbiba 90, "a. Suui. 2eutl1ant S.
9. 9obo unb 20 Nlann ppnl Z. 9fegiz
ment ber Sus. statipnalsarbe fanen
beute bon gprin9fielo bier alL Inn nod
- Wlann bieies Gegilnel1ts 5u luden.
sic nicbt nit alts9eriift ipareu. @enn
picie 2eute feline quite gntldulbisuns
baben, lperben lie uls 9eicrtelre be-
banbelt.
lleber $50 Nefrltten ipurben beute in
Gbipaso entipeoer fir Sic 8lt1besarmee
noer bie Natipnalsarbe refrlltirt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-25
somntae, BET, 25. Snni 1916

aber ob eit1 Gbeil berlelben entfpntme1
it, lit nod lli9t befa,l,1t. 8pbbs Sruppe
erltiirnlte BEN merifanilhen Sdiiben<
graben nno ritt in sic Stobt Garriaal
ein.
Srllppe g nnter &apt. Moreb gina
an6 gum ansriff Dor, iparb aber aus
f(antirt nnb senDtbist 3ufluht in eiz
mem abpbebaus 5u lrden. 9ielergrupb
batte tpenisitens eine @elegenbeit, iidl
nnter Sedllng 5u bertbeibigen, ,a6er lein
ldlieBliches S6idial lit ebenlo unflar,
ipie aas bes 9ieites bon @apt. gpbbs
Srnppe.
0tajor sSobn 90. Serfins lit nit Ell
ner Sdipnbron bonn II. &ab. sieot.
bon Goloria Sll6lan abgelanbt iporben,
Inn na6 Sen 81 @ermibten bon ben
5rippen s llno g 8u Ilden unb bat
lolpeit 6 Mlan aefltnoen. Majpr 2obert
9. 5oipSe lit linn nit eil1er sipeiter
Sdtpabron seful9t.
Sretl a Iiune Ser @efaneez e.
men seforbert.
san9ntpnio, "a. SUM. Genez
raj Snnlton bat bas Drinsenbe slnlltz
den an Sas arie9sant eeri6tet, BOB
Die iofortise 6reilalluns ser bel garriz
sol sefangenen s(merifaner sefprbert
peroe, ba nod fein &riess5uitano be-
ltebe.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-25
Gorn 9sreo,,cts So, aafsclDit.
9 e t o ara 5 me I 5 e
g Corporation BON so Niil

g or rporation bon so slil :
lion Ell mn g e lie : id).
g eap Dorf, "a. sSlllti. 1ie sluf=
Iolllng ser vGorll 9Sroollcfs Neiining
So" lmo ibrer perbiinoeten 3tpeige
als enter ltngelebli6en @pn1bil1otiotl
sur 9ei1ralfltng bes @anbels mnroe
9ellte bon gunoesri1ter Spa,rb perz
ifiigt.
Die @lage NOR BON Ser Meeierl,ng
ant 1. Mar5 1918 begonl1er loproen.
3ie So. lit eine &orporation bon
$S0,000,00O nit slnlaget ilt Seem
Dorf, sSsllitois unb anoeren 5taaten.
.Gud cine III 9nbenp,ort, sic
aber lett langerer 3eit auBer 9etrieb
IT'D
Niitperfloat rno 1nitbetroffen po,r
ber gntlbeibltltg lpare1 bie Mational
5tardJ 60, bie 9Sobeltp So. l1llo bie
st. 2oltis 5Dr,p s. Grelerbiag So.
Die &on1billatiolL iagt Sic @ntidei=
Dung babe soie SDrltpiltbuItrie 5r
fpntrollirel, bie 8rpb1ftion 5l1 be=
idrarlfen nno bic @reiie 5lt regeln
Derlu1t.
Wie nDti.g Stolten RpD=
len braudt, benefit Der nmitanb, Dab
In ben letteh Monaten eine srDbere
Nn5abl italienii9er Segel19iffe Den
Soften bpn Baltimore anttef, I'M,
niats anberes als Ibparae Siamonz
ten an 8orO gu nebmen. Die meiiteil
5egler fommen Don @enua. Sic ge<
brau@en burhfhnittli4 fir bic Reile
,ta9 Baltimore 80 Sage. @intge Der
Sabroeuge tDnnen bel gii11itigenl
@inb bic Tabrt in 85 Sasen MAIDEN,
Die Mebraabl braudt aber 100 ooer
mebr Sage. Die breimaitige Barfe
San @uileppe" ben0tiste iosar 118
Sage, unb bic Mannlhaft mubte iid
nit ben Nabrungsmitteln iebr etn=
larGnten.
sames 6. Mc8urnte fen.
Elm betannter Nllrger ullD @elbdttsz
mann bon 2ouispille, itarb III ser
Mpbnuns ieiner Sohter, 5rau g.
6. Sbpmplon, infolge ppn rMictpne<
@ergiftung". .Serr Mc8urnie nor
in Der Na9t aufgeltanben unb ipollte
PlutopniIer. trinten, ma4te aber eiz
nen Mibsriff nnb eripilhte eine 6la-
ihe, in ipel@er ii6 uNictone", Elm
@ift sesen pflanaeninietten, befano.
Gbe er es sepabr purbe, batte er eine
srobe 9plis getrunten. St ertrantte
beftig barauf ltns, obtpobl man olle
erbenflihsn Mittel in Mnlpen0uns
b1ndte. perI9ilb ct mad mebreren
5Stunoen. Der @eritorbene mar 67
Sabre alt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-25
selesrapbiide ssptiset.
8 a | e B a I I.

~ " y " \.
Sn Ser 81 m e ican:
@albin9tpn 1, 9feip 9orf 9.
@alblnstpn 2, 91elp 9prf A.
Gbildoelpbia 2, Bottom 3.
GbilaDelpbta 8, Bolton Z.
Glepelano 10, 9etrott s.
gbtca9o 5, ct. Souts 4.
eSn Der &C a t . II a L:
Spltpn 4, 9bilabelpbia 2.
ct. Souis 8, Gittsbltrg 4.
ct. 2oltis 2, Gittsburg 5.
s}elp 9prf 4, grppflpn 3.
9elp Yorf 4, Srooflpn 5.
Cincinnati 5, Chicago 6.
Cincinnati Z. Gbicago 6.
SIN Der 3zSz2iga:
Bloomington 6, 9sepria 0.
Hpcf ssSslanb 3, Ioline 4.
Glincb 6, Soannibal 3.
9apenpprt 4 Gpdfurb 8.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-25

2llrltngens Nrmeegruppe lit ii6er
Die 3nbilnpz8atpn- n-3ornasa 2inie
pprgeOrmngell ll1lb ipiit6en0e rltiiii6e
@egenaagriffe pnrOen abgelcblagelt.
|Die 3 off [ Ser Ii liil6 Ell g e.
II rangenen ipadlt beitan6ig.
9etrpgrab me Ibet.
Eetrpgrao, "a. Suti. Ser
red)te Sliigel Ser rullilden gufomira=
Nrnee fat Die gali5iibe @ren5e iiber=
l6ritten llno oie tpidtige Staot 6 Ii :
tD 10000 @inlpobner) uerobert" /,
nadbem 1te bon Ben Seiterreicberll
geraltnlt NOR.
Webr als 5tpei 0rittel bes Ditr.
&rollanbes 8llfolpina iilto iest in
Saloen Der 9luilelt.
sln5eicben BON groBerer beutl6er
Sbatigfeit i'm altberlten 9eorbelt ge=
gen Sen. &llropatfins sSrollt, liegen
Dor. Sic 9entl6en baben in Sen
lebten Sagell mebrere Sfferlibbelpe=
gllngen in bieler Gegion berin9t, Inn
rnIlilde Irltppell bon ser gali5ilben
5ront ab5n5iebelL aber ibre 9lngrifie
batten feinen grfolg.
@iener 81 Melouns.
@ien, pia eonoor, "a. Sltni.
(slbenos). Cine olterreidiide lint
faIlllngs6epcgung bat Die Ruilel1 lpie=
Der sur Miilunung bon &utD ge5pun-
gen.
sslr golbpnien bebaltpten sic
Seltarreiber lmo Ieltlden ieben
6uBbreit 9oOen llor0lid) bonn 2ipa-
fllB, 1prboltltd) BON @oroebolp mnb.
peItlid) ltib llprOlpeItlid bon Cor
dDlt, no aae ruiliiden Begenangriffe
bllltig abgeidlageu lporoen lino.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-25
5 reilalluns Ser @efonee e.
men g e orb ert.
Mubilmad,uuss ssoti5e,r.

= as I. I'd. y. H 8 I m e n t I'm
8unpes sbienlt.
Sem gorf, "a. Sunni. Ser gefebl
an nas a. g. 3. Hest, iid morgen
nad DEM Capt @bitnan" in geeflnan
gu beseben, 1T tpioerrllfcn iporben. 9as
gan5e 9fesiment miro in ieiner bieIieeu
@affenbolle in Ben 9ienlt Der Ser.
Staten eingenuitert.
II 900 Monn on Slliz
nois.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-25
aleiue &riegsna9ri9ten,
gritiides Sdiff ecfoperf t.

2on6pn, "a. SUM-. Ser britiId5e
9anpfer 8rltiiels, 1880 gpnten, nit
Raiiagieren ltnb golt an 8orb, tp1roe
iseltern bon bentlden gorpebobooten
9efapert llnS 11ad 8eebriisse sebra6t.
9as Sdiff NOR allf 0er 8abrt pon8otz
feroam na6 Sil6urb, gnslanb. llno
Die neilten Haiiagiere iparen belaiIde
Shi1tlinge. Ser 9ampfer eebDrte Der
Great Galtern 9failipaD gb.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-25

9fieoerzgalifprrien ipirb I'M SaI[
eines &rieses neutral bletben. gtrift
neutral! - @iebt es BORT feine 8oiz
fers ul1o Mltnttipnsfabrtfe,1?
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-25
9entid)e Grfolgt in 81 llnb 2Seit.
@a,ifett erleioe,, etornte Werlmfte,
Sa oer ibnen abseuonulenen @etaugenen ieist iuo4.


General 2iinsen orngt an elmer 6ron bon Nele Dor Mem
baen Die 5tab lp in Ga5ien 6ees aber peoer
bmalsgagt }feisfa5ler sic snneronspopaga1oa
&ro aber ood pob naben nas getnad@t perbe1 fam.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-05-10
Concentration.

"My daughter" says the first mother
proudly. lis the most popular girl In
town. Why. we counted them up one
day. and she has no less than fifty
three gentlemen admirers. Isn't that
splendid. 1t must seem So very diff
ferent TO have a daughter like your
Irene, who has but the one suitor.
YES" cr:sply retorts the other moth
er. "bnt | would beg you 10 remem-
Der thar my daughter has landed her
one beau. while your daughter is Won
dering which OF the tifty-thrse is COM
ing TO the point"
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-05-10
%~<< <<<< = = <<<<
y COMING EVENTS i.


May IL. Friday--Senior play at
Opera House, TAO
May l?. Friday Josephine County
Legislative Club for Women at tho
court house. at 2:30. Subject,
The Mechanism OF Election"
May l6. Tuesday Methodist progress
siye dinner.
May II. Wednesday---Final concert
by Music club, In Commercial club
room.
May II. Wednesday woodmen OF
tho World district convention at
Grants Pass.
May is. Thursday-valley Pride an-
nual picnic and field meet, Valley
Pride creamery. Applegate.
May 10. Friday--Prlmary election.
May 10, Friday-May breakfast 751
June 5-i0. Monday-Saturday-Chan-
tauqua at Grants Pass.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-05-10

Mrs. H. X. Scldmore, OF Rogue
River, spent the day in the city.
Japalac. all sizes. at Cramer. Bros.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Gravlin left this
morning for San Francisco. to remain
indefinitely.
What Is a Napoleon OF Finaneeg
Come to the Sacrifice" and find out,
]. NJ. Philpot. OF Harrisburg. ar
rived this morning for stay Of sew
eral days.
E-Z vacuum sweepers cut this
week to $i,s0. Cramer Bros. 744
H. B. Reed, OF the Cloyerrlot farm
at Althouse, is spending a few days
! in the city.
Special prices on all suits. II will
pay you to see them before buying.
Mrs, E. Rehkopf. 7sstt
C. F. Shepherd, Of. Ashland, is
spending a few days in Grants Pass
and vicinity.
Patton's paint this week $2.5o per
gallon. Cramer Bros. 744
Mrs. ]. B, Patrick and family ar
rived from Roseburg this morning TO
attend the funeral OF Mr.. Patriek's
father.
What would you do II you pro-
posed to the wrong twin as Brick
does in THE Sacrifice" T4S
Rev. T. L. Jones. formerly presid-
ing elder OF this district Of the NJ. E.
conference. is in the city. arriving
from Brownsville this morning.
$3.50 buys the finest Cedar mop
and one quart Cedar oil ($s.5O
valuel this week at Cramer Bros. 744
Mrs. Mary Spurwell arrived this
morning from Tacoma to visit her
son. Charles H. Spurwell, and family
recent arrivals from North Bend.
Mrs. E. NJ. Pond. of Salem, and
Mrs. o. H. Gilbert. OF Portland
mother and sister of Mrs. A. c. Hol-
comb. who have been visiting in the
city. left this morning for their
homes.
Fine wool busters, S5c. at Cramer
Bros. 744
Mr. and Mrs. F. U. Patrick and
Miss e. Steinman came over from
klamath Falls by automobile yester-
! day, called here on account of the
death of Mr.. Patrick's father. They
encountered four inches OF fresh
snow on the Green Springs noun
tain.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-05-10
The Memory Machine.

Amnesia. or loss OF memory. Is chiefly
interesting TO the psychologists as
throwing some light on the nature Of
memory itself A perfect act Of mem.
CRY consists of three distinct acts
preservation or iixation Of certain
states of the nerve cells. reproduction
OF these and. perhaps most remarkable
Of all. recognition of them as reproduc.
lions In their relations Morbid states
OF the memory may refer TO any OF
these phases OF an act which Is as
marvellous as anything In nature
There are about 3OcoOcoooo nerve
cells In the surface Of the human
brain They never die IN health. and
they are never replaced or added to
This Is memorys machine.
,ob printing OF every description
at the Courier once.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-05-10
BREWERY LOSES IN
SUIT WITH SALOONS

Seattle, May 10,-A judgment Of
si,675 against the Seattle Brewing
company. in favor OF The Stratiord.
a former saloon. was granted yes
terday by Judge Kenneth Macintosh.
The court ruled that brewery leases
on saloons automatically terminated
when the dry law became operative.
The saloon sued the brewing com.
pany for recovery OF rent paid in ad-
vance.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-05-10
Seeks Grange Cooperation

Seeks Grange Corporation
Mrs. Hattie l.. Vail, OF Portland. is
visitor at Grants Pass for q few
days. Mrs. Vail Is chairman OF the
Oregon Congress of Mothers and for
the past four years has been con-
nected with the work at the state
fairs at Salem. She Is in the city in
the interest OF the work and enlist
ing the cooperation OF the grange
delegates from the various parts OF
the state in this branch. one Of the
important branches OF the state fair
work.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-05-10
The Police System.

The police system. being almost en-
tirely municipal in its character, has
gradually developed with the growth
Of cities. In London night watch
was appointed in 1858 TO proclaim the
hour with a bell before the introduc-
ton Of clocks. The old watch system
was discontinued and new police on
duty day and night commenced Sept
%. 1870
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-05-10
Gold From the I.ayton---

A jar containing T2 ounces of gold.
the result OF cleanup OF the Lay
ton placer mine on the Applegate,
was brought to town today. and is
now at the Grants Pass bank. The
value of the gold is around s1.500,
and is the second harvest within the
past so days. At neither OF the
clean-ups has the gold been taken
from the bed rock. the gold coming
only from the boxes. The later re-
covery, when the dust and nuggets
are taken from the bed rock. will be
even greater than the first ones.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-05-10
START WAR ON BOOZE
IN YUKON TERRITORY

Dawson. Y. T., May lO.--Merch-
ants, employers and prominen, con-
servatives. liberals and socialists
have launched dry campaign here
today through q large organization.
the Peoples Prohibition Movement
OF Yukon Territory.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-05-10
Alfalfa Il Early

C. f. Niles, manager of the Leon
ard Orchards. state that the first cut
ting OF alfalfa OF certain variety OF
that legume has been ready for cut
ting since the 4th day Of May. and
that he is only waiting for settled
weather when the mowers will be
put at work. This alfalfa, says Mr..
Niles, is the result OF 10 years OF
selection and is grown from pedi-
greed seed. He is impressed with
the extreme earliness Of the variety.
stating that the second growth Is al
ready finger high in the fields. ready
to produce the second crop as soon
as the first cutting is out OF the way.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-05-10
Cleaning. Pressing. Repairing

We realize that the best adver-
tising We can do Is the work we'll
done. Give us a trial. Cleaning.
pressing. repairing. neatly and
promptly done. The Wardrobe. sos
C street. Phone l47. We call for
and deliver. 74ltf
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-05-10
EARNEs EsTNEsS.

~ you believe q thing, then
believe Il whole hearsedly. u
you deny Il. then deny IL abso.
lutsly, Half believing and half
disbelievins 10 not the way 10
Get on in the world.--Fukusa~a.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-05-10

WILL be in Grants Pass Friday and
Saturday of each week. beginning
this week. to teach painting and
drawing. Studio in ladies' rest
room at Josephine hotel. All are
invited to come and see my dis
play. Pictures for sale. Orders
filled. Mary L. Moore. 7i4
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-05-10

SToLEN-s2000O Find out the
particulars at The Sacrifice" "
May IL. Opera House. 143
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-05-10
Well. Well. well.-

Come see the irresistible. ire
Iproachable. unmistakable, and truly
wonderful twins in the Sacrifice 4S
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-05-10
Eyerybody's Doing II. WHAT

Going TO Murphy May l3 to the
candidate ball. to 3, Tickets
$3.50. 745
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-05-10

FOR California pure bred
White orpington chickens. AZ
months old. Apply 10 Mrs. T..
Arkell, 719 North Tenth street.
Grants Pass. I43
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-05-10

Englewood Dairy, Phone 222-
The pure milk dairy. 6s2tf