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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-09-29
Mouinn pie,urs, and silvsr.

The moving picture industry In using
n large amount OF silver There are
about 10000 picture houses In the
United States. using approximately
l2O000,0o0 feet OF Aim regularly The
average life Of nlm IL three weeks
Silver salts, used for sensitizlng, are
lost forever on being exposed 70 thr
Wht 't A esii1asr 'bo' hpF' F''F
UVr.tu VI SILVER o1ra H.tu tlnN
'p NHts ,ahl nmougtl9r Nre usto fol
'h,s nunr Noa NNgs ioumal
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-09-29
AlhInoa.

The huna'' s.iecies offers frequent ex.
amples OF individuals attacked by al,
binism. II Is found oftencst among
men OF the black race White albinor
have skin OF peculiar paleness. blond
hair. white or colorless beard. pink iris
aud red pupils. The negro nlbino has
skin OF variable aspect In some cases
II ~ white as milk aud In others II In
like wax or. rather, resembles the hue
~ corpse
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-09-29
natural curiosI,,.

"Mndam." saId the persuasive agent.
Il have. here nm article thai no house,
wife can D'1ord 10 do without
Huh. replied the salow faced wo.
man at the door. i've done without
10 many things since married Mr.,
Perkins I'd jest na,cherly like to see
somethin can't afford ter do with.
outr-B Birmingham Age. Herald.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-09-29
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HOW TO PREVENT THE
kpnEAD or iNFAN. 4


. SPREAD or lNTAN.
y TILE PARALYSIS. .Dr. G. ioi,
y duaD. director OF public educn.
y ton Of the New York city
. health department. and DR.. ~.
y mon I'lcxncr, director of the
y Rockefeller instItute, explained
y how TO detect symptoms Of IN
. fantile paralysis aud how 10
y ward or the disease and prevent
. its spread.
D The first symptoms nrc fever.
y bowel disturbances. headache
4 and irrltnbillty. y
y After q few hours pains de-
y yelop. usually Ia the lower part
y OF the legs and IN the feet.
y Sometimes there are also pains
. In the region Of the spine. In the
. arms and neck-stiff neck.
y within twelve honrs the patient
y IN unable 10 move his arms or
y legs and sometimes cannot talk.
y Vomiting, dcliiium, twitchings
y and commissions accompany the
y progress Of the disease.
. A temperature OF from 100 20
y i05 degrees lasts two or three
y days,
y Sometimes, but rarely, the pa.
y tient has chills. sore throat and
y skin eruptlons,
y Henlth II no protection, Often
y children 80 10 bed apparently
y well and awake In the night
q with the first symptoms and ARE
y partly paralyxed by morning.
y Cleanliness is the only known
= preventive.
= The isolation Of children In the
y housc II next In importance.
= HIVE children wash their hands
q and faces often.
y Avoid buying candy. Ice cream
y and fruits which are eaten with.
y out being cooked from peddlcrs
= aud storckccpcrS who are not
y careful Of their wares.
y Don't kiss children on their
y mouths.
y Keep their noses clean. This
y applies especially 10 young ba.
y blrs.
y Don't cough IN their faces.
= Protect them from dies.
= The germs OF this disease.
y which arc so small that they
y cannot be seen with microscopes
y and which pass through germ
y filters. almost always enter the
. bodies OF their Victims through
= the mucous membranes Of the
. nose and throat
y Keep children away from their
y mates IN the streets or at NOV.
. Ing picture shows.
. Report all eases mt once TO the
y board of health. 40 that the city's
= doctors can Immediately investi.
. gate and remove the patients 70
= hospitals.
y Adults are not free from the
q ..disease. II your hands are dirty
. or II you are not careful about
y the preparation OF your chill.
. drcns food. remember that you
. can give your little ones the dis
. ease m readily as can outsiders.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-09-29
BRITTLE FINGER NAILS.
~ 70 Cure fsr Your Finger Nails So
M rbpy WIN Not Broak on.

wv ~ w iNuh oFuth W.
rbr ledy for brittle nails II
I tpJ p.eN,riof e. Soak the finger
Hs of nro ten minutes every night
ut1uui net almond oil.
HUcN -hu rrfacc Of the nail shows
tircf ard ire la general appear
aH"e f ness apply grcasc about
l.s oinf whenevcr possible, Cleanse
iiW 1uIs with grease instead OF using
11p m mlail1rush,' II win produce u
N1i'nllte apponrnnce and the tingc Of
ulu twt Nsl desirable.
Nu0t won1n Use cold cream about
'Nr'rh1il4 hut vnsclinc In better Aft.
vr '1ANtg ne finger tips IN the aim.
mw ol llhe an orange stick ana M
tbo @hHlo With vnscline The super.
blo1f tt-e may be removed with q
pie.e w ehoidois or absorbent cotton.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-09-29
They All % Then.

Tell me, II there ever n time when
you feel that you really hate Your nus
bandy'
"Yes. The times when he telephones
me at the last minute that he won't
be home to supper Detroit Free
Press.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-09-29
Everybody
Mo10 Reads
Ids.
BY sREEN.

The time isgone when
the newspaper reader
passed over the ad. Sec
ton.
Ads. today are eager
ly read. A we'll worded
ad. is entertaining. 1t is
enlightening. 1t tells the
reader something. 1t may
be termed unsel6sh. The
advertiser has something
you want. True, he
wants something from
you. II is up to you to
decide.
In homes all over the
country newspaper ads.
are read and digested.
The housewife reads
them. So does the big
business man.
Don't be a dog in the
manger. Advertise your
wares.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-09-29

When bVtus w0s raylfom Aome
on losr tgauraa ni, be ht o Hliet
from BIZ w.fl um sn0 wsalcu h,p
II ended Nus
'Baby \ vrl ond Iota p0Ehtyr tban
che used tg no. hnppy Cons ypu are
the sane nmaiu your nyhg g;o
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-09-29
How TO Remove Rust From variou
Necessary Articles.

How TO Remove Rust From Various
Necessary Articles.
I,usted ironware or sinks may be
cleaned by smearing thickly with un,
salted lard. then covering with powder.
ed qulcklime and being left for several
hours. II Is best to do this AT night.
and In the morning wash OF with hot
water and washing soda. Use cloth
tied 10 stick or sink broom for the
purpose. thus avoiding danger OF get.
ting any on the hands.
II n pcn rtists IN its holder soak Il
In oil. II will soon loosen enough to
be removed without difficulty
An Ancient Black Race.
GeneraRy the Sudanese are race
OF many origins. Rcrber and Arab mix
Ing with their negro blood. But the
sultan OF Darfur reigns over an almost
purely negroid people. They are de-
rived from negro tribe--the Nobatal
who were invited by Dioclctian to
settle above the tirst cataract and re-
strain the ncighboring tribes from
maraudipg and mischief. They ac.
cepted the Invitation. founded a king.
dom with old Dongola for iis capital,
gave the region its name Nubia and
remained settled there until their Ut.
ter rout and defeat by the invading
Arabs In ne fourteenth century. Some
OF them, however escaped TO the Oar
fur district. Chronicle
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-09-29
,ssaYERs
Envelopes printed at the Courier

The next hest thing 10 getting rid Of
onr hre,'"li, Is 10 make Irht of them "
,F'h,h.i Nlt i,eeArl
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-09-29

Job printing Of every description
at the Courier ONCE.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-09-29

wlNoNA BERKsHIREs won at the
1916 Cal. state fair and W. A. B. G.
eighteen prizes. with four frsts
and two championships. Winona
Ranch, route /. Grants Pass. ore.
r. X. Steel. s63
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-09-29
FOX SALE

wINoNA BERKSHIREs--If you
want the most pork per ID. Of feed.
get Winona Berkshire for your
next herd boar. Spring pigs aver
aged 100 lbs. each at four months.
+. r. Steel, winona Ranch, Rural
Route No. /. s30tf
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-09-29
rl,a Test.

hr Gnugs with rcputation,- Doc.
tor, ! fclr Husbands mind Is affect,
cd is nofc any sure testi
Doctor rtll him that you'll never
rrpae 70 hlnLagan, II he laughs he's
come BlNoHTfnnscript
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-09-29

lop printing OF every description
" iHe gnliiier ONCE.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-09-29
DECORATORS AND PAINTERS
VETERINARY SURGEON

DIR. n. J.. BEsTUL, Veterinarian
once in winetrout Implement
Bldg, Phone 1881. Residence
Phone 30b-R.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-09-29
GOING TO REa CLUB.

For all drcssy functions or street
wear is this handsome costume OF
chocolate brown satin. cut with three
quarter length coat and full skirt.
Triangular pockets richly picked on,
with metal embroideries and soldier.
ly cape bordcrcd with narrow seal are
also interesting motifs.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-09-29
Classified Advertising
PHYSICIANS

:. q. CLEMENT. N. D.--Prsctics
limited to diseases Of the eye. ear.
nose aud throat. Glasses lifted
once hours s-12. rs. or on ~
pointment. Once phone. 90; RED
denco phone 1851.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-09-29
Good Acting.

Good Acting.
"Hamfat always win insist on tell.
ing everybody he meets that he IL an
actor"
"well. II he can get anybody TO be-
lieye 1t II will be the best bit OF acting
he has ever done" - Exchange.
Evening journal., 1916-04-10
HIGH SCHOOL WILL
have FAST BALL CLUB

In spite Of The fact that the opinion
has been current that the Wilmington
High School will be- poorly represented
ON the diamond this season, Coach
George Winters expects TO have rounded
into condition 10y the time OF the open
ING game with Goldey College one Of the
fastest scholastic teams i'm this section.
In the practices OF the squad the men
are showing much Improvement tn,
squad has received its first "cui' ant
when the boys again get together at the
Rockford water tower tomorrow after
noon, providing "Old Sol'' treats then
right. another cash win be nicked ~
the number. Under the instruction ol
Winters and Captain Snyder, the boys
are making rapid heodway in the game
and feel certain of sailing right
through" their schedule Those who still
remain on the list OF candidates in
clude MoCaforty, G.. Carter, Comegys,
Anderson, Regain. Mcdonald Campbell.
b. Carter. Tollin. Blair, O'kcefe. Pier
son. Crawford, Freeman, McCaughan.
AInkcr. Horiy, IIanley, O'Neil. Worth
Evening journal., 1916-04-10
Christensen Wants
HERACL TO SPEAK UP

John Heracl. the Wilmington wrest-
Ter, will be called upon to show what
he can do on the mat next Wednesday
night at The Playhouse. The local
grappler has been offered a handicap
match with Herold Christensen. the
190-pOund worlds champion wrestler.
NJ. Maxwell. manager for Christensen,
will post 500 himself. and says his
man will agree to throw Heracl three
times in one hour. For this match
Christensen does not want a cent OF
money. but just a chance to prove that
Heracl is not in his class.
Maxwell has a world OF confidence
I'm his man and since he is willing "a
post his own money it is up TO the
local grappler to show what he can do
There will be some big doings al
The Playhouse on Wednesday night
and the wrestling fans will be out in
full force TO see the two classy matches
booked by local wrestling promoters.
The main event will bring together
Ed Lewis. the clever worlds cham
pion. and H. Lundin, the scientific
Swedish champion. They met once be-
fore about two months ago. Lundn
held Lewis even for more than one
hour. when his wind gave out and he
was pinned to the mat Since this
time Lundin has met and defeated
many OF the leaders i'm the profession
He thinks he can turn the tables and
pin the Strangler TO the mat I'D
Lewis. who is Americas greatest
wrestler. the man OF science. is in
great condition and expects to retain
the title of worlds champion.
The local promoters believe they
have found = real whirlwind in Herold
Christensen. the clever European
grappler. who meets Frank Leavitt
the heavyweight champion OF The
United States Army. From past dope
on Christenson's style Of wrestling is
very similar to that Of Lewis. He is
heralded as being very fast, as well
as knowing all the ins and outs Of tht
wrestling game. Christensen and
! Loavitt should furnish local fans with
some high-class mat work. Both mer
will be very anxious to secure a vic.
tory which will entitle them to some
future matches with top notch wres-
/ tiers.
So far the matches this season have
all been high-class ones. and the Local
promoters have adopted the policy
whereby they will book only the besi
mat talent available. The offer Chris.
tenson makes to throw Horacl thre,
/ falls i'm one hour proves that the Dan
nsh mat man must be a good wres.
| tier. Tho European grappler only
weights 100 pounds. while Herac
weighs over 21O. Followers OF Herac
are corfdent that the local man vii
man will accept Christcnson's ohal
longe on Wednesday night and prov,
that he is not afraid OF the European
star.
II Heracl will take a chance will
Evening journal., 1916-04-10
Delaware CITY CUNNERS
Want MORE SPRING SPORT
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DELAWARE CITY. Del. April 10
Sportsmen Of this section are very
much interested in the discussion
taking place about proposed changes
i'm the Federal Migratory Bird Law.
The spOrtsmen are especially inter
ested in proposed changes in the wild
fowl law.
This section is one OF the best
known duck shooting sections i'm this
part of the country There Is no de-
sire on the part Of gunners to have
the season open earlier in the fall
/ than IL opens under the present Fed
eral law, but they desire the season
10 be heightened in the spring. The
i season now closes January 81 under
! the Federal law The gunners of
this section would like 10 see the sea-
son extended to March 10.
This extension would give the gun
ners a chance TO do some spring
! shooting, which is not possible under
the present law. The shooting i'm the
spring for sprig. black and mallard
ducks has been a failure in the past
few years. Under the present law
the gunners cannot shoot any sprig
ducks al all as they do not appear
in this section before the latter part
of February
This town is a center OF the duck
shooting. and has been for years. The
present law caused more dissatisfac-
tion among the gunnors than any
( other game law ever enacted. The
gunners are hoping that the law will
be amended so that they can have
this shooting in the month of Febru-
/ airy and the early part OF March
which in past years has furnished
/ the best shooting.
The gunners expect 10 tell Chief
Game Warden lie Fevre of their views
on the spring shooting. in response
/ to his recent notice
Evening journal., 1916-04-10
NOTES FOR HORSEMEN.

Tommy Murphy offered $4,000 for
Bingen silk. POS 3-4, recently. but
failed to get the colt.
The Problem. POS Ia. the new adj
dition to Thomas Murphys string.
once sold for S1G0. but he cost
Murphy $1,000.
Frank b. Wildman has shipped to
Herman Tyson from Memphis. Tenn,
Zohbro Rex, POI IA. TO be raced over
the half-mile tracks The horse is
eligible to the 2.2O class. and will be
well staked.
Powell Peacock, OF Aliddletown, has
engaged stabling at the Byberry half
mile track. and will begin training
about May Z. His string will consist
Of june Bug, 2.ll Ia, PAGER 10y Dignu,
Brook; Leeman. PIG Ia. by Red. Me-
dium; Mystic Maid, 2.23 Ia, by Blue
Boy; Billikm Chimes, 2.23 IA. by
Chimes; Iombra, 2.27 Ia, by Zombroi
Lady Ashland. by Ashland Bird, anC
several young, unmarked prospects.
Evening journal., 1916-04-10

ington, McCuimu. johnson. Stewart,
McCorkmdalc, Young Lynch and Me
Craw.
The only players remaining over from
last season arc. Snyder Johnson
O'Ncil and O'Kccfc These players
with the exception oi Captain Snyder
whose scr,iccs are needed ON the firing
line. will have 90 play ball to beat oui
some of the new material that has re-.
spondod 10 the call
Evening journal., 1916-04-10

the Dane. fandom Will be treated to
another whirlwind bout in connection
with the two big matches already
booked The local man is in good
condition and can offer no excuses
for refusing the meet Christensen.
Heracl offered to meet Lewis. so there
is no reason for his refusal 10 meet
the European wrestler.
Evening journal., 1916-04-10
TRAP SHOOTING
GENERAL SPORT
MIDDLETOWN HIGH
TO Send TRACK TEAM

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
MlDDLETOWN. April 10--The Mid
dletown High School is planning to
send a track team to Delaware Col
lege on May 13 TO take part in the
interscholastic meet. This school
has sent teams to Newark for tho
last two seasons TO participate in
these annual field and track meets
Evening journal., 1916-04-10

IRIS SPE tkER HAS 4
FINE BATTING RECORD

iris Speaker. ranked with Ty
Cobb as the greatest Of all out
iielders, who was sold Saturday
by the Boston Red SoX 20 the
Cleveland Club. has an enylable
record with the bat.
Since 1908. wien he joined the
Red SoX, he has failed only once
10 hit over the 300 mark, and
that was In his FIRST year
His best season was 1912, when
he reached the remarkable total
Of 1888. Last year he dropped of
TO .322. His record follows:
Evening journal., 1916-04-10
ROTND FOR MOUNTAINS.

Confined to his home for nearly
two weeks as the result of strain
from over-work, George NJ. Hoisler. of
the car-erecting department Of the p,
b. and w. railroad. will shortly take
a health trip to the mountains and
hopes to regain his strength aud
thereby be able TO resume his duties
shortly.
Evening journal., 1916-04-10
P. B. & W. BOWLING

The bowling team representing the
supervisor of signals heads the teams
in the bowling league Of the Philadel-
phia Baltimore and Washington Rail-
road Athletic Association for the
month ending March 81, with a per-
centage Of 731, having won 81 and
lost p games. The boiler shop is a
close second. with an average OF us
This team won Sc and lost %.
game the boiler shop combination is
leading with the splendid average OF
sos. The runner-up is the tank shop
with a percentage OF 774.
Standing of Teams
Evening journal., 1916-04-10
1000 MEMBERS IN Y. NJ. c. 4.

The membership Of the Young
Mems Christian Association now
numbers over 1000 and is still in
creasing, p. NJ. Colbert. general sec
retary has announced The member
ship is now the largest in the his
tory OF the association.
The board OF directors OF the asso-
citation will meet this evening.
Evening journal., 1916-04-10
HCkMAN LAWS DEAD.

Hickman Laws, colored who was
known to many persons here. died at
the home Of his aunt. at No. $50 Me
chanic street. yesterday of pneu-
monia. following an illness since
Tuesday.
Evening journal., 1916-04-10
DIPHTHERIA At FERRIS SCHOOL

Taylor Jackson, OF Wilmington. an
inmate OF the Ferris Industrial
School, has developed a case OF diph-
iberia. He has been isolated. and
officials Of the school state that there
is no cause for alarm regarding other
boys contracting the disease.
Evening journal., 1916-04-10
Number Of Pins Per Game.
PHoFNTX TO PLAY BALL.

Phoenix ~ c., having reorganized.
will again be seen on the diamond. NJ.
Marcus. Jr.. is acting manager until the
team meets on Wednesday evening at
his home, No. 1910 Walnut street. The
teams lineup will hc' Dick Freeman,
Danlev. Marcus. =. Wright. Smith. H.
Wright. Worlds. Maker. Budd and Viii
son. Wilson. Maker and Worlds are
new men. Phoenix will play Newport
ON next saturday.
Evening journal., 1916-04-10
RRANnYMINE RITs.

II Joe Dougherty can hit the ball
as well as he hits the hay, good night.
We see by the book that Mousley
has dug up another star. What It
takes TO get them. he's got.
The Minker boys are coming strong.
The poll parrot fight in the Ninth
ward is getting so warm that the coal
dealers are kicking Some are heat
ing with hot air.
Mousley will give Hall. a former
star Of the New Castle County League.
a tryout.
What was thought by some TO be a
riot. was only chief rooter bradford
training his raw recruits for the side
lines
Austin is showing mp strong IN
practice.
Only two weeks more before the
lucky person can claim ,ho Ford
Watch for us on Market street this
week.
Evening journal., 1916-04-10

Lefty" Baumgartner. former Uni
versity OF Chicago pitcher, but now
with the champion Phillies, today
sued in the Chicago Municipal Court
to recover $4,000. which he said he
loaned his father, Conrad +. Baum
gartner PA" Baumeartner says
Lefty" is an Indian giver." The
money came from BaumgartDer's
share of worlds series cash.
Evening journal., 1916-04-10

In 1905 Speaker played with the
Fort Worth Club Of the Texas
League for a time and also with
the Polytechnic Institute.
Evening journal., 1916-04-10

Fielder Jones, miracle man." has
lost in the first test Of the season.
Jones st. Louis Browns lost the odd
game of the city series Sunday. S to
4, to the Cardinals. who were hailed
as the St. Louis champions today.
The body OF "Wild Bob" Burman,
auto driver, killed in Saturdays Co
roma road race. will be sent TO his
home at Elm City, Mich. for burial.
The body Of Eric Schradcr. his mech
anician, was sent to ST. Louis yestor-
day.
Kansas City promoters are trying
to get in touch with Benny Leouard
of New York. 10 get his signature 10 "A
contract for fifteen-round bout with
Charlie White. OF Chicago. at Kansas
City next month. They'll guarantee
Leonard $4,000 White has accepted
for $4,000.
Owner James Dunn. of the Clove-
land Indians, was TO arrive home to-
day from Chicago 10 complete his
$4,000 deal for iris Speaker. The
question OF Speakers salary is still
10 be settled. Manager Lee Fohl
promised fans that Iris would be in
the lineup for Wednesdays opener.
Speaker was expected al Cleveland
from Boston by tomorrow.
New York and players perked up
today at what seems a favorable break
in the weather for a balmy opening Of
the baseball season Wednesday. In
New York it was sunshiny and cool.
Similar weather conditions were re-
ported from Boston and south along
the Atlantic. n the sun Just keeps
out from behind the clouds and the
breezes soften just a trihe, Wednes-
day will be the day Of days" for the
baseball opening.
/ The deck we're being cleared today
at the Phillies' ball park for the grand
] opening OF the 1916 season Wednes-
day, when the champions tussle with
the Giants. Among the players there
was an an OF expectancy. for on thai
day they will be presented with re.
wards for winning last years pen
nant. What the reward will be Is q
secret.
Lightweight Jimmy Duffy. OF New
York. will enter the Philadelphia rims
tonight prepared. he said today. "a
take the measure Of Sam Robideau. II
he succeeds his managers VIII begin
negotiations to match him with Benny
Leonard
Evening journal., 1916-04-10

Fielder Jones, miracle man." has
lost in the first test Of the season.
Jones st. Louis Browns lost the odd
game Of the city series Sunday. s to
4, to the Cardinals. who were hailed
as the st. Louis champions today.
Evening journal., 1916-04-10

II Joe Dougherty can hit the ball
as well as he hits the hay, good night.
Evening journal., 1916-04-10

Austin is showing mp strong in
practice.
Evening journal., 1916-04-10

The Minker boys are coming strong.