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Arizona republican., 1916-01-15

present to witness some of the most beautiful lodge work which has ever been presented to the local Pythian assemblage. The work of the visiting Tempe team, which put on the work of the amplified first rank, was par
 ticularly impressive. and presented
 what is known as The Lesson of Friendship" The members of the
 team were J. w. Arnold, J. Q. Muller, c. G. Steele. A. B. Clarke. A. c. Wood,
 A. J. Mullen. C. E. Sturgeon. P. l.. Bake, J. A. Blakely. D. A. Carns, c. M Mullen. J. H. Cummins. c. H. Prather, J. B. Mullen, T. Dickson, George Staley. E. A. Rowe, J. B. Blakely and T. C. Austin.
 Among other enjoyable features of the evening was music furnished by 1 the K. of F. quartet and the Besse
 orchestra. Dancing also formed an 1 important part of the evenings enter tainment.
 These are the new officers of | Phoenix Lodge No. 2 Barnett A
 Marks. chancellor commander; Evan
 Wilson, vice chancellor; Claud Fisher
 prelate; George Judson, master al
 arms F. T. Harrison. inner guard
 C. w. McEae, outer guard.
 | The Pythian sisters installed these
 new officers: Mrs. w. D. O'Neil
 most excellent chief; Mrs. Charles i Randy, excellent senior; Mrs. w. w i Wade, excellent junior. Miss Mildred | Sackmar matron Of record and cor respOndence; Mrs. H. l. Hancock manager: Mrs. T. F. Thorpe. mis-
 tress of finance; Mrs. George Pheby
 protector; Mrs. Fred Diamond outei guard.
Arizona republican., 1916-01-15
COUNT M0RAJESKA
 BADLY BEATEN UP
Titled Mine Owner Has Alteration With Car
 penter at Property

Count Victor Mora jeska was the vic tim of an assault with an evident at tempt to commit murder at the Owls Head mine forty eight miles this side of Tucson last Monday afternoon. Word of the affair was brought to the city yesterday by Attorney Benton Dick counsel for the Mora ajeSkaS i'll lit igation at Florence over the mining property. There is an adverse claim against the property by three Los An geles men, Dunbar, Wilson and Green whose interests on the ground were represented by a man named William Carpenter.
Arizona republican., 1916-01-15

stallation being held in the K. of P. hall. Grand Chancellor Thomas M. Smith acted as installing officer and was assisted by Supreme Representa- tive J. H, Langston. The work of in stalling the officers of the Pythian Sisters auxiliary was in charge of Past Grand Chief Mrs. V. A. Thomp- son. assisted by Past Grand Chief Mrs. Eva Cisney and Grand Repre- sentative Mrs. Harry Sackman.
 Despite the fact that the night was stormy and rather disagreeable there were about three hundred members
Arizona republican., 1916-01-15
GR|EbEL
 PASSES BEYOND
Man Who Had Kind Word for Everyone Wraps Drapery of His Couch About Him and Lies Down to Pleasant Dreams

Frank Griebel of Phoenix, full of years and good works, ended the period of his mortal activities at :
 o'clock yesterday morning, at the Sisters Hospital where he was taken on Monday preceding, from his res idence at 245 East Madison street. He suffered a hemorrhage of the brain resulting in paralysis. The funeral will be held at 2:30 this af- ternoon in the J. T. Whitney chapel, Rev l. Frey, pastor of Zion Evan gelical Lutheran church. officiating.
Arizona republican., 1916-01-15
DE ORC MAKES GOOD SCORE
[Republican A. p. Leased wire1

BOSTON, Mass, Jan. 14.-In the second block of a match for the three cushion billiard championship of the world, Alfredo De Orc, the title hold CT, tonight ran up his total score for the III innings to 100 against 67 for Lloyd Jevne of Los Angel.s. The score for the nights play was De Orc. 50; Jevne' B, an improvement for Jevne over last nights performance. The third block will be played tomorrow.
Arizona republican., 1916-01-15
K. OF FP.|NSTALLS
 NET W OFFICERS
Impressive Ceremonies At tend Installation By Lo- cal Lodge Members and Big Crowd Is Present to Enjoy the Evening

Joint installation ceremonies were conducted yesterday evening bv the members of Phoenix Lodge No. ?, Knights of Pythias, and Purity Tenn pie No. 9. Pvthian Sisters, the in-
Arizona republican., 1916-01-15
FLOOD IN HAMBURG
Republican A. p. Leased Wire]

HAMBURG. (Via London) Jan. h. All street traffic here is tied up by un- rrecedented floods, caused by west storm blowing water from the sea back up the Elke river.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-05-07
A Einn Talltcr.

i Ike the looks OF this parrot" saiA
the lady who had stepped Into the bird
sto.s "ls he a good talkcrT The pre-
pr4etor replied that the bird was an
excellent ta.Gcr. and II was evident the
customer was tavorably impressed.
~Wha; is your price Tor him3" SHE
asked
The man had noticed the rich ap.
parI worn by his customer. and he,
iodse5 that there was II chance To
make little easy money" ut the ex.
perlsc ~ une who would never miss II.
Ten dollars" he said. with Just the
slightest possible hesitation.
-Fre dollars. madam" INSTANTLY
croaled The parrot.
The iady loOGed az the proprietor.
who had turned ned.
ie certainly Is a iinc ralker." sh,,
shid and be also seems TO have gobi
'>nse. am willing TO take him ~ his
own valuation. 10 get him Tor thnsy
Yen do" answered the bird man
sRdly-
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-05-07
SUNDAY, MAY :. 1910
AN ANNIVERSARY OF SORROW.

A year ago, on May 1th. the Lasi-
tania was sent 10 the bottom. and
with her many American lives were
snafed cat. some OF the dead being
people OF more than national prom
inence There is no doubling that
the great ship was ,orpedeed and
sunk by a German submarine, and
that the act was one Of deliberate in-
tent was proved and made notable
by the publication Of a wsrning Just
before tho ship left the New York
docks On April - notice was pub
lisAed in the eastern papers, signed
by the Imperial German Emeassy."
warning parties from sailing upon
vessels ayiag the asg OF the allied
nations, showing sAat the Lasitaaia
was . marked sAip before she weigh.
ed anchor,
Anniversary services are being
conducted In many cities Of the anioa
tedsy which, according to the state
meat es ,Ae American Rights eox,
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-05-07
AUXILIARY HEARS
DELEGATES REPORT

Al the meeting held ny the Ladies
AaxaliarS SATURDAY afternoon the fol-
lowing addresses whisA were slrea
al the meeting al Ashland the pass
week we're reported apoa as fellows;
Influence at ScAo@ Legislation, "
Ay A, J. CAarcAill; reported ny Mrs,
CoRass.
Microscopic F-seaas ana Foes o.
Rve-e DAY Life, Ay Prof. Swet2er;
reported Ay Mrs Maxwell
Text BoaS Problems" by Mrs,
Gore; reported ny Mrs L, c. Clement.
"Jlve1gle oon-1 WORK sy Mrs,
e. A Clements reported ag MS.
MRr-xy,
NCAna1a's Books" sy Miss Mar
viz; reported ny Miss Barnes.
"EssusesSsa Decoraiior. ny Allan
Baton; reported fy Mrs Nosssr,
Flaming Home Dietary" sy Miss
Frances; reported ny Mrs, Maxwell.
Entertainment 4Da resolutions re-
ported hy Mrs, Eelmtr.
The new members q! the Ladies'
AnxiliK-y wNs were 1lefs6 are Mrs
MARY Browne, Mrs Sam NhEs; Mrs,
J n. MasVSra-, Mrs. FART K
ClArsa, Mrs. ~ n. Jackson, Mrs. C,
W. Baker, Mrs. Harmon
The report On resolutions showed
that Tire shersni0n to6S sstibn upon
the following matters
That lht Fslxi southern Oregon
Dlsa-isi Federation o! %0msn's
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-05-07
THIS RIGHT no yoTg.

Il Is saaSa, sccNcaiag to the CAL
cage Tvssaae, TIA; there are in tAat
city ,,eee.eea mea ana women en-
;stle'a 10 vcsss YET Of these there have
eaaisaea oasy sSsses, That is not.
o. csarse, the worst q It, toc asezt
TIRE nsaaa large percentage Q. those
eaalsaea viii ordinarily remain away
tVSn tss palls TAus perhaps less
Asz oae>ssarsA st al TIE legal voters
N Tire esty win oa--y the election.
This Is ast majority. s1t minority
rule. n IS no; government sy fAe
eeaeae. sstAeasA II nss mean gsrsra-
men, u and ear the people, II cAa
no; ny szS stretch .. terms ~ called
a vSaaSeassaa or triumph ot tire demo
cratic system,
A s5zaslar state q aAlags may be
sesna elsewhere. Men are ignoring
tie elementary Requirements 81 cats-
ssnsAsp IN etnee psscss than CAsaga.
Women who plead tor the franchise
10 not use II when :; Is g-satea them,
ne rsnses are many. One q thsn,
10 aoaAt, Is tire Frequency st eaes-
lions Another probably b TIRE con.
eHsa0u % Sssaes A third Enteuot.
esry Is TIRE naltIpl5csty ot candidates
There snoal1 We seaitps, W 9ewer
elections and shorter S.lsts. Br;
the primal need Is that there shan
Ne higher regard Ter citlsansh9f
and seener appreciation ot It's In,
tres ana responsibilities. Eugbn,
Guard.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-05-07

Clubs endorse the law prohibiting the
placing Of signooards and plaearSas
On the public highways and urge the
county courts to see that II is en-
forced:
That We express our approval OF
women serving on iaries;
That the formation 0, legislative
clubs or departments ee encouraged
for the study of legislation in order
TO promote good government by in-
telligent voting;
That the sending Of q woman as
delegste-at-large TO a national con-
vention be encouraged;
That we approve Of the appoint
ment Of probation offeer in cities
OF more than s,oee and less than
10000 population. and TIA; the sal.
airy he paid from the county or city
funds.
That we so on record as approving
OF the full enforcement Of the Law
prohiAitins the killing Of birds and
the rohning Of nests;
That an American woman be allow
ed 10 vote regardless ot the fact that
Aer husband Is not natnralired. siace
in the case ot aa American man mar
ryins an annataralized woman ne Is
net eesa-red from voting,
That tie tall privileges Of eatissn-
snip Ne granted vcmen in Oregon:
That the members ot tAe fedora
ton Investigate the AigA cost o.
sagsr:
That ne recommend the study ot
school legislation;
Tia; we favor medical inspection
in the schools;
Tha. we approve art IN schools.
stan6Sraiziag TIE eearse ot study so
tA&i the work IN AT in the schools
may Ne ssmali1ei and Ne q .ounda-
siaa for the work rsrsn ey ;Ae Cai-
vsrsity ana Agricultural College ot
Oregon.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-05-07

We hear q. the linlns up 81 q srnrt
0s MeyiUtps against an adobe van I've.
tore a ts9Hg squad, and We haid ~
oar hands IN hr~0r al the BlSoa.
THIRSTY horde ~ halj-niea.iseE
sg~AserS sp; over in England they
are aojhe the same thlng, onlg that
The stOne yalls ot tht Tower 81 lsn.
A0n take The Tlsce az H6Sba. and
lp1shmep who have sought nsti5bhl
Stpeb0m are the SlipdtdlHed vifGilms.
EStAeatls civilization Is mare mar.
gar ri social Standing than S real
sontiment ana thought.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-05-07

The apple trees OF the Rogue val.
ley were never more nlled with a
setting Of frait than at the present
time. and the thinners viii have TO
get busy with a will in the near tu-
ture, In some orchards It is said
that not more than one apple in six
can De left. else the over-crowded
condition will cause all to be too
small and irregular.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-05-07

Home grown strawberries, and os
a quality and appearance that dis
counts the imported article are now
in the local market, Where the
sAippsSa-in berry sometimes wins over
the local prodae, is in the great uni
sorTaip ot packing, The Califor-
mans have learned the value Of an
attractive package,
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-05-07
FRISCO PAYS MoRE
FOR IT'S SwTETEyING

San Francisco, MKy s,-Srehr al
Sancea ss more points today, follow
ing rise az 10 points YESTERDAY.
making IRE present Wholesale prize
sr.sS per 100 Ponr6s. The retail
prize is ane dollRr higher ptr ZOE
pornas. British purchases ~ raw
CuAAn sugar are ne1t responsible
The Increased prizes directly Affects
srzsi cHnns-s, vAo rav p4y more tor
yressrrsilrss than for the trr't they
preserve.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-05-07

Accidents +re moi hlWHvS nisSrr
times Chemists GiscsteGra ty Ne
scar;h the process q InIS4nc hT7ttcihl
indigo, TAI II RRs only when q ths-.
mmnr9er hrose N the saouii8n tlIa1
they fGrIpA tIr bow 10 mike the indigo
clsatE tDourh 10 te commercially RAJ
uhfln The mercury 70 Increased tht
g1tiid Of q certain BtiA fhhi the Tranass
was chahgsnea sufficiently 20 make
hrrihciRl INDIGO less expensive thin
Bhrurnl 4Ddirn.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-05-07
Elsssrsag DSsal.at,.rs

Hertz wears go tr,y ,guc et -1p..
electrical nst1jihli1qss eH sh3wcG iaa
they rzreleA tArsg. sract w;a ilr
speed f ligAt and reaIglsaiei ~ eir,
tr1fal asclllaiioAs and s-aiEs .n su3i
aliy arranged conaptews al - dss
iADs Slligle Nah warrs tweufy
feet beng In mir Aaa tse1a;trl= .,aSpa
~. times sccgGJa ne worked down
TO waves aDefeuIh "a hing and ten
tlnIes ~ raTid
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-05-07
IN. suspy,. @hls. eiipy~..

In tiIA Bldun 1iys bulgas w'grn 7Di~
bihhcn M went flUues On t.ht isl,nh
sn Ymr bf bI'llms imine iirmu@h iiito
thun. ~ rigrt vare IN ciHas 10 i've
urieh. huwtwur. liimrn wins nb nlgUr
rmiiy fDr lIfiiinr, Iml tile Bhni'iifs
migiri give ihe DuApe pllf "a elUves,.
hunre the cus,Dm at frnmritiue judge
with q IIkif ~ v'hi1f lllU'@ vihnn he
Inns M unsus 10 fiy ift IN nssilzns
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-05-07
Shprs lfpes gnn.

wife rv'h6 lrsr week pusrr~lsd vim
her iiushHua ma Now setiks him
hInfnic lIis cbugmIi1us al The lul,--.
Can gBu forgive mA BhwIrd.
HusaIana-waA, p8n used me ptrT
Np6tt. liui ka n e.. Yes
Wt!ne-Bow . thh1k ypn fr tlknlc
me lmckl And Dgv p1nrI coming
s'trIricfff hDun WITH me- WThui lmsi-
pcss lhpe Y1n string here riIl II N
iieirtt-F1scnpd R3hetm
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-05-07

COMING EVENTS


May 3. Tuesday--opening day Of
State Grange at Grants Pass.
May IL, Friday Senior play at
Opera House. TAO
May i5. Tuesday Methodist progress
sive dinner.
May II. Wednesday Final concert
by Music club.
May IL. Wednesday woodmen OF
the World district convention az
Grants Pass.
May IS. Thursday--vallcy Pride an
nual picnic and Hold meet. Valley
Pride creamery. Applegate.
May 10. Friday--PrimRry election.
May 10, May breakfast. 75l
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-05-07

plllrhnllr % thivglic TrpriasTinniorq
II dreG1Ded lhst nir1n TINT l-ta-sh--
,rHEmsea 30 rUu ] vvuan what that
10 sign tf' Miss LtHrtrSo1sc tdcsptr-
H:Alr,-lf is SIGN ihnf yt'n have rca
rume aearW when pnn Hr~ Rsieep thar
whtm Yen Ire nwheh st Louis Posd
lnwutth.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-05-07

The sugar befd bnUlbns" thhi hrt
10 De the 6tbcitl lsdee During tht
uneerlhs az the state grange ln thls
cry have hiuapea, and VIII 10 msfg
f0t disrrDrti0n Monday. fcptry nlti.
zen bt the dTty oI Gcana f'ass 10 OK
1etteh to sgar Bnt d, tlom Hurane
tht wash
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-05-07
Ancient Corfu.

The islApd " Corfu claims a mnrl
time history aniedatlng that OF Athens
According 10 tradition. this was The
ihnd 81 the FhAecisns, aud here Ulys.
Hes lhpded IN the courSc O! bis wan.
oeranES and on this sea shprc thu, de-
lIEstful si~y had lis setting which
huinef tells, 81 bow the hero nece!yc,
mnch needed hospitality and kindness
III The hands of Nausicaa, the daughter
m King Alcincus-perhaps the most
Ten niaful episode In all the odyssey
lnoeed TO this day two islands close to
the shores of Corfu dispute the honor
m i"ane the ship OF Ulysses turned
into stone,
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-05-07
sNips.

The fRsihin td wsnrlnT wigs was
enc no st'ln eisshst wtich Troopcra
tihl1 T,hfches nD tbt august heha uf
frnDcis l. af FrrDne. lie gn't o viz.
ana lis naurrimy fuIlUwea suft, susri ~
they Ill whispered when he Ind IN nf.
rbtk ~ lnrTuciris
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-05-07
Matehful Maitina.

Mother Gladys, you stood on tho
porch quite awhile with that youHg
man las, night, Gladys--why. moth
er. only stoSd there for second.
Mother But I'm sure heani the third
and the fourth Pitt Panther
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-05-07

The hDnGS1gau 10 mo- IhsDlIfeg
Dwm uIril the flsn time o lnnn tr'iss IN
square himasi With hrs wife tg nfm-
ing hef tihecs liFtand Ut kiss---rpt
succeeds. - EvrhEngo
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-05-07

"Whnff i.ie mnfitm with TINT gnnss
er7ssg"
"fst rr,ind to lunch gr o wandgw yes.
israIF and nov he hus o pnnt In his
ntDmpch' Baltimore AmarirEn-
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-05-07

All in oae week there will be the
graaSers, who will be with us for toar
days, the EaSs for one GisAt. and
Senator Camsains, II will Ne some
week in Grants Pass.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-05-07

A; las; General PersAiag has Ran
Git villa definitely located, The hunt
ea nan Is somewhere in Mexico. "
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-05-07
Ars npuLn stm9

Misc-~ss- Tnh vBn ss ~ the fIirrhsr
hph uiigs fmds Mnih-Nh mI,Im, Z
couldn't; he Ind his istiss m-.Ihlraro
asrhlh
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-05-07
NEW TO-DAY

CLASSIFIED AID RATES.
words, two issues. Csc; six issues.
see; 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, 1916-05-07

FOR SAl.E--JAekson roadster. Price
slee. Fashion Garage. 74l
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-05-07

FOR RENT--Six room modern onng-
allow near Sth and d, Also six
room house on Oak and l. Street.
with one acre Of land. Call al
Ses n Street. T4S
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-05-07
POLITICAL POT

\ real live presidential possibility
Is just nov coming across the con,
tinent headed for Grants Pass. II Is
quite clear that the center Of the
state OF Oregon Is located on the
banks OF the Rogue. Senator Cum
minis. aside from tho fact that be is
seeking the republican nomination.
is esutled 10 the eourtesy OF the
people and TO their eonsiderAte at
ten;ion when he speaks upon the
campaign Issues lie has given bis
state and his nation valiant service
and bis name will have = place In
history even though he might fail In
his latest and largest ambition.
But the republicans are not going
10 have everything their own way in
Grants Pass next week. tor though
the democrats are few In number
they are actively on the !oe. Democ-
raey in charge OF the pie counter Is
q popular democracy. Tuesday even
Ing a number OF speli-alnders viii
appear for the party OF the great un-
washed In the opening meeting OF
the campaign The meeting will se
under The auspices o: the local VII
son club. an organization Of which
Coanty Judge Gillette Is president;
Mrs, I'd Rywaier. vice president:
Miss Minnie ireland, treasurer. and
l. P Miller. secretary.
The solloviag is from the surrent
isspe Of the Oregon Voter. a Portland
pahiica;ioa edited By c c. Chapman:
one Of oreson's able editors Is
A 2. voorhses, OF the Rogue Rirer
Coarier a; Grants Pass He seeks
TIE republican nomination for rep
reseaiAiire from the Iosephine county
district He Is a nan OF sound HeAs,
Wtll-aator-ed, iAetful AID capable
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-05-07

apGH GiElAnM 1innn, In fEtf nmGi-
tim, iUr Hnlt tihuup fm nush Mrs
W.. R. F,fnhmrnn. 500 MDiIh Fifth
siriwti. 1Hb
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-05-07

IF INTERESTED in lots for home or
speculation make me an offer on
lots number ! and Landeerg
Addition. 4 bargain for some one,
\. c. Pike, Sis Washington. Street.
Portland, o-eron- Gs7
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-05-07

yUHJI UHJIIlN1QTISyHMHNT--19h BT'Bs, go
suraf lpptl ~ lrnntirnllg sn, smGIl
house. nnr@s IN nGlnfrntinn. w
nnrns Esnuad. 1b fD ~ nrrBs lanwH-
hnm DnH. BDDJ JDDD Feet pdllUw pine
0vnBi rrTuHi sell N unia Mufth
F2 ,bbD. lJf'im gbBD. D.. A. LElnBr
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-05-07

WILL ENCHAN6E-wen improved
90 acre ranch IN Applegate valley,
for desirable Grants Pass i=aprov-
ed, or close in property Address
No. Sls, care Courier. al
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-05-07

WOMEN 10 represent established
guaranteed ho!sery nil selling
MIL 10 weArer Permanent cas-
TONERS. ArAn6 well advertised. sal
Ary or Commission. International
Mills. Dept. 1899, No-ristoVn. Pen
sylVAaiA sAs
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-05-07

AKINGs- Experienced dress-
maker Wants work ali home.
Dresses. SIR suirs Ur JaEln sewing.
slaD rsrnDbeIing CIl III 2D2 q
srresn, or Ihnpe s9S-R. Mrs VI.
y. CpsmEr. $50
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-05-07

WANTED TO REM % bUF BsrDDh-hEbt
organ T1bUns B2S-E Wa
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-05-07

w AyuWD--lcHtF and uuunrry Sn)as-
man, Something new phl "a
nDDm &. sBB South Sixth streti,
2 to 3 A. m. AIbI
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-05-07

FOR SAlE-l6eA home 50 acres
small improvements, good siots
rArtA- sl3.5A per acre Three miles
q Leland. Jar Reed. Leland Ore
co1- ssS
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-05-07

PRIVATE AUTO SERv9I-Btsnrs
E-rhn el1e tr "trip 10 Selma, Ksriy.
RoIhnt, Waldo and craHpBut City
or RrcSlangs, uLl F'b0Ds 22s-g ur
ayB-R. RsSss ruRsDnahls. aallcr
A. arunnn rBftf
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-05-07

Clubs endorse the law prohibiting the
placing OF signooards and plaearas
on the public highways and urge the
county courts to see that II is en-
forced:
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-12-15
FOOD SITUATION IN
 RUSSIA IS SERIOUS

STOCKHOLM, Dec. 15-The Sven ska Dagbladet learns from an eye witness that the food situation in Russia has become extremely criti- cal. Frequent clashes are occurring in the suburbs of Petrograd between civilians and Cossacks. Strikes are freely breaking out, although the strikers invariably are sent to the front.
 The condition of unrest is spread ing to the rural districts. The eye witness predicts interesting develop ments in the near future, for, despite all denials, the fact remains that Russian conditions are rapidly ap- preaching a crisis.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-12-15
Our Daily Special Hard Luck Hates Hard Work.
Luke McLuke Says

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 Even when a wife is praying for her husband she keeps one eye open to make sure that he isn't doing anything he shouldn't be doing.
 It is a woman's duty to look at tractive. And you cant say that the girls are not all doing their duty.
 Why is it that when a man re- ceives a good wallop at the hands of his political party and is turned down when he seeks a nomination, he suddenly discovers that the Li- quor Traffic is an Evil Thing and goes over to the Prohibition ranks?
 There arc lots Of ways to get aich quick. One of them would be to se- cure the contract to gather the wads of chewing gun from beneath the seats of all the theatres in the country. Then the gum could be worked over and sweetened and sold again. This idea should be worth at least a million year to a hustler
 What has become of the old-fash- toned girl who had so much hair that she could sit on her plait.
 There are lots of men who are so weak that they cant work for a living but who are strong enough to run the Government, the War in Eu- rope and the local baseball team.
 There would be more devoted hus- bands if a woman would put as much Pep into her kisses after marriage as she does before mar riage.
 You may not believe it. But the woman who is "Inclined to Embon- point" weighs just as much as the woman who is simply fat.
 Our idea of a Pessimist is a bach elor who thinks that he has as many | troubles as a married man.
 Some men imagine that they are good citizens because they have man. aged to train their consciences to speak only when they are spoken ] to.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-12-15
SUES FOR $6,OOO; GETS
 MONEY IN HALF HOUR

CHICAGO. Dec. 15. - Michael Klinkenburg today filed suit against the Great Lakes Steamship Company asking $6.OOO damages for personal injuries, and half an hour later attorneys for the defendant appeared before Federal Judge Geo. A. Carpenter, admitted the claim was just and paid the sum. Klink- enburg was employed as assistant engineer on lake steamship and lost an arm as the result of an ac- cldent.