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New Britain herald., 1917-07-02
THREATENED WITH < FATE OF PETRO OSINI
ssa3 N sg rtends i ' 5. .loaaass q
 Asa Ns~ Yotk Detective ' FIX 4s Sezrt tp Italy.

S $ f Y s4 4.tS
 folosna, italy, June 2s tdelayed)-- Jbseph w, Grigs., the New York de-
 tectiyA who canae here in connection
 case ofr1 1fredo cocohi the iu nau{ xsrer of Rn3A CruEer, has been
 warned that hs ttll meet the fate
 Of Lteutenanf Befostni.
 .Liautenant Ids4ph Petrosini was
 kh&S{ pf the 1tAlta t1rAeu Of the New gsYSfk deteetfve He was sent to EFtAly in the of 1909 and in Es4arch ofs that. Tzttf was assassinated Hal efsno. s nnrdererp were
 hsy<x broug1it 4sastice. x $, 5. N }}sa s Sss,ssfS s i.t M sa 3H5sl& Baloxnia: Itaiy, June 2s gdelaysd. E IoaAph VI .e representing g RsfsodeA. d1n nj seioner Woods Aof New kTnfxssf 4ly D ressntndd his cFe1Ahtials " ftsI. aIid stne foxa ptaae1u ssS ,a',ak T eaf s {lsbnf sTrsll lsssl asday ssis4ly lE sa1.irnh ,Eokchf.s , attornss ;ss @ Hno eh te5ay is a hoEaty. 1l3dg tSfuc1A bIS9s W6s Tt the prisen frSAr Sln 4enpon questiontnga Gocchi Tn e l lp1f4oaer's s appearSnce on his sretuyn to hA cell dndicstes fhats the intsEros2- ' ' 2 5 ' } g! , 3 !!
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New Britain herald., 1917-07-02
IlnloPLa SINKS BRT FBShps Dbpped frdAn Air Rel1eved to
 H- ea sass4 > ;. s'e: 3: Bent on
 tacs Ec,,aa ' seamsr.

xss New YoffsJ uly F. Bsaief that sU boat wa sunk (Dy two bl dropp4d by q hydroplane 1n-a, ia lsa withsa torpedo sboat, a swift naarine sclnesr and the aircraft, 6resn H paapenxerx and o1 sSA m It&hkn st{nasr skhich sz ai1er tqnlK from MAAitsrrane1 Tho 1amer 1t Italy: A nrzt . seco1 l,... ', ,hosI1 's,,! srtns chaser. 1K opened 4
 kdroplan1
 U-boat fl
 boanbs
 The
 fire q
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New Britain herald., 1917-07-02

Fzs e09 10 5SkI1lk0 " III 0A ..54sgtl lll sss sS5 sss zGss Sssss ss 5 4ssS AssH
 1xshington, Juls ka nafNlstsr ksrenslty inss pSA tho IyAitsd States tfrsp sel ' place in the first pA3A of 1piy7 eo- 3retary Lansing stated this noTE that the Russian sliccesses " were nleasinE and indicated 4laAt Kerensky had succeeded in hiss Stask re- organizing the Russia Arny. N
New Britain herald., 1917-07-02

lEontinusdso on Ninth PageD
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-22
Gortietuna foIgt.)

I'd Of a.: Ianu, 6u biit
ia perbeiratet, pie Idnge oenn
iton2
g.; aber, Ianid, 6as tpeiBt 0u
nod uiat2 SD ieiere bereits in
40 Sa9reu ole goloene 5od5eit!
9unfIe eBrenmdn.
&err 8ampBr (5u ieinem 60.
g6eute tounen mir ms nal
einen 5eftobeuo Ieiiteu.~
,8arum gera0e beut2"
Sra, fpeiBt Gu niht2 Dor flint
uno5nnn5ig Sabran baben mir bod
unier geiddft 6ur1 Den gIiidIld
perlaufeneu Neineio bergoloet!"
-Gfgfant un5 gaB. &onts
Gins 3inmer treteno, mo Die Ridtc
NIT ibrem g1effen bierbdnoig GIa'
bier ipieIt): rgtaiarIid, weun man
10 nobe 5uiammenridt, mtB mar
ia observation-disclosures"
= 8Uei Rntiee. 6rm Gr
einem 5u6riugIiden Saniierer)
ySest MAIDEN sic nber, 0nb oit
i~ortfommeu; foHit RUE i'd meiner
Rannl4
Sauferer (semiitlid): Sci Den
mar if iton.. :. Ger Bat mir mi
Sbrer nerten 9erlon georobt!"
- GpaBbogeL. .Das9 81
tonnIt Dir GIN Gpanfsriel lsiiten BE-
OieIsn teuersn 3siteHg-
~Sa. mtin 2isbe, mad pal
aud G paor @is' ibsE , Jltll9r
not
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-22

DieIe 2eier bon nGentid.ameri
Ea@, bet biItcriiGen uno bohintereI.
Idnten 8eitiAriIt Der EdeIiden
Drnnbd Eribiine, bnben ben 8lnIt
gedllbert 0ieieIbe einbinoen uno u1t.
beipnbreif at f0nnerl. Sir muroen
oa0urG DeranlnBt, einen ginbont
berlteIleH aA IaIien ufto gum Ser.
tout al bringen, Der Den 2eiern @e.
~scgetibett gibt, oieie epoHemadenoe
3elfIhrtft ouf5ubeiuabren, oem in
ip1terar Belt nirb Elm Sobrgang
ofeier 8eitihrift bon erbobrem 8er.
til fem.
Sic @inbdn0e utnfaIien Die Rltm.
merll creicr Monnte ooer zines gan.
3e1l sSobrgnngs. Sic Iino iehr se.
jdrtodpOa nit ihDar5em umiAIna
iro g%oI0ener Guff6rift bergciteIt
ulb fper0en cine 8ieroe ieOer 8i.
bliotbet biloen.
Ole 9reiie Der Gtnbdttoe ifuh
tpie folgt: 8paIt1r0t9er Sobrgorg,
ale Nunrrerti BON a6onnentqn &C.
liefert, eebunoen. $1.75.
Ale Munr1ern zines gierteIiah.
res, BON Abonnerten geliefert, &C.
bln6er, $3.50.
gouIfanoiger Sobrgnns. ole
Mtnarnern bon Gertfb-a merifd bon
0e SdgIiden Omaha Eribiiae mad.
aeIIefert ~gebunoetl $500.
gae 9ummern zines 8ierteIiab.
res, bon Der 9dgliden Omaha Sri'
biire ndteeIiefert, gebunben $3.50.
9orto ertrn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-22
fSarmIano 81 bertanien.
aeit6 Gpnntn eanSereisa.

8ir ofierieren $4,000 ader, IN
Gar8eaen nad @uHid BEG aGilters,
6eIten 9urmlanoes. berbeiiert ooer
unperbeiiert. 9unfle 2eBHler0e, q
Bis 6 SUP tief, nit beitem Inter
arun0. Spe3iea sur anptlan5nne
bon 8ei3en uno fleineu @ctreioeior'
ten, Corn mo aIfnlfn geeisnet.
4n Der 8auptIinie Der llHion Ba-
eific uno eincoln &igblpaD gele9en.
Cute Staote uro SAAlen IN 9taG'
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0luntann SeimitGfte.

1tmitGnoe6oIber mlB id meine
800 ader Seimitdtte o%ufea6en. ge.
ties @ferlano, nit ~fIieBeloem 8ni-
ier unO gutter Qneqe. gieI Sol5.
ReIinquti9mcnt iebr biQig ST. ber-
foufen. 8uihriiten on q. &. S.
Omaha Eribilue. -9s22.17
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saglide Cmaba Sribifre,
1911 6OluarS Str, Omaha, @eb.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-22

imon tdEnte. sic prebte nnrh9i-
bic 2tppen 5uIommen unb fapisg.
CT aud. Don bribsu bDrie maj
lie ~iorioIs Stimme bes 9eneroIs
Seine Morts perIprsn 1i6 in elm 81
murmel. Rarl Seb6erieH bate be-
aopf ssIentt. Gr iibsrleste. atem
log. m6gIihf raid. gefoRner.
.Sn bier Do9sn TONNE i'd foie0d
mad gerIinl" Iagte sr lorgiam. rs
pirSe i'd sic olio xitt mebr ire
fen, gnloiges 6rdulein2"
Rein. 3u trsfisn Sic mid Mot
mebr!"
8isber mar cine qouIs. Ssbsi
moment tonHte ismonb eintreten, la
fen, BAG berlprsnats Yaar sur De.
ielli5aft 5uriidbo!sn. QlIes ma
oonn ppriiber. SO mar cine be!
aroBen SetunoeR i'm Qebeu, tpn 0ai
S4tdiaI nuf elmer aarte itono. 2sl
.unge MilIion6r erbob fd, t4I't
!eiIt bic Sire nnb ts9rte gu ieintl
glaB 3uriid. 9as iuugs Wlanqer
TAB Jpn %sritount oil. Sin erie
argpo6n ipuros in ibren ountIsr
@ugea mad.
rg2un muB ib aIio often nit 80
men ipreden, gndoi9es 6rduIein
oerIebte aarl 6ebOerIen entialoiitn
.Itit mir9" n~ieberbolte ie lang
Jam, ungIdubig. Sic ipuroe pIoB,
i9 blab Bis inter bic iaparjea
,s5n. Bite, bIeiben sic! glei
BEN sic rubis IiBsn! -. sic Mi
Isnl 49,. sic FnD e. mir iauloi9
Sd bate ia ssfpartet! -. Sd BATH
3sbre i6mer5Iidm gsfible gtiaont
Qber ba sic anaII unb Sail Dol
Tier fort pollsn -. in bic IeIt
binaus, no id sis pieIIei9t nirgsn0l
uieberfinbe -.
Run abnts fe fdou, mas fam
gins flie8enbs R6ts i&oB i6er iHr.
Dunoen, berfdpano pisoer unt
nadfs elmer nod blel6eren gluileer.
glab. sic belt bic 9auoe In
56ob berl4Iungsn. Sis fdauie boz
F6 Rarr auf sinsn quutt am 30
ten. Sic atmete f9fper. gie ribrtt
F6 nidt mebr. Gr fubr fort, &c.
tdmpft, psrtrauIid, I'm is niat 81
eri6rsden.
Sd BIN bod Sbr GrepnO! 81
haben mid BON p~orn6ereia a!s FOL
len 6etra6tet. sic BADEN mid 81
Rat ge8ogen, meme Silie 9epolIt
0a barf id bod and aIs Jrenn'
fpre6en - nidt fpn9r24
Gis 6eio6te es nidt. sic ontpori
tste teins GiI6e. Q6er cine iaun
merfliae gsipsguug bes g~eienstsl
ountetn 6oupies ga6 iAm glut.
Sic habea mir bel BON Ii@ er
ad6lt. GrduIein bon 3euFfern! Sd
Eobe baraus srfs6eu, OaB Gle nif
9lidlia Tinb. sic finO troB i9re
flngsn Sabre in pisIsr 9!niidt Dor
Qe6tn enttduI6t - ni4t nur in Der
einsn Gall, in BEN iest SIRE 9oii
nung Gle 70 araufam betro8en ho
unb ben Sic 10 TAPER trdgen
asin - ii6srbaupt = es 1T ba gan
einfo6 Elm 3~pitipaIt: sic Ieben i
QerbdltnifIen, bic fir Sic gu tn
fub. Sic iinb fir bel 9r6Bere gsy
| 5dItniiIe oeI8affsn, fir bic grObter
sic fa6len bas aud. sic iute
irgen6pie Sore Gage su AMBER
glber Gie ndbIen ben faIidsn @e1
Nit BEN 9erum3igeunern III bs
Belt in abbdngiger GteIlpn8 mir
rs ni6t better -
Or erpartete nidt, baB fe i9t
etfpag srni0sru niiroe. gr fu9r q
6dmpft fort:
I'D bin Elm ni6terner menI6
Sin Msnf4 bes prattiIden Qsbsn.
Der f& feline 3Iluiionen maft! 81
men it in IeBisr 3sit gu bel bur.
9opf unb Ser3 gsgangen. SO lrdi
@ermeIfen6eit. tpsnn in ounsRme
polite, Gis bdttsn in Der tur3e
.ITriH, bic mir un8 @iennen, anbel
Gmpfinoun9en gs3sn mid seponnel
alg Elm bibdtn 5reurbf9aft TN
9ertrauen! Qber bic fiRb bod b
H.. niat tpa9r, Trdulsiu Son Geut
/; tern?"
! fccor4ssb,,sn FaTn4l
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Seimitatlen.Qanb in gsnpmina.

DelmifafIen'EaT0 IN %gcDUlIIHg.
sic t0nnen GAO &der fetnites
2ano, no9e ser Giienba6nt betom.
men, mo oae8 n1hit. gtltr nod So
Seftionen guten 2nu6eS itbrig. aom.
men gle gleih. griefe 10c. s.
guib, 1912 Dodge Ctr, apartment
A -9s25s17
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wfbf bpO{tdlblae nno rar fuu5trierte I'm,
feiflsroet IN 1Qen Zeilgn Der Jest 70 pcifstlTp
Iiden IQtttngzsunit. Ste 5~urobnbuHg Der
6dtfiden nn6 bic Gage per Sonoe Dlro III
Ifebefs fehr oeutIiGen uno tdoelIos ae5et1neteTl
nerffdr0ltdb aeaebgllen AnletfiloerI. Cine erpBe
MrIsdbi noig Dlulier1 flr, RuIieM eIHfGse, ITO
tiDe. MitteIittde. Grageii, AaGttlsoers una
neHDenioda, &-GfrDtndsaften, MrofteQers8e6i
nen ulIu, Iino aboebiInet mo bic 4nleltlfii
oen ernr5eftnen e. Gan 2InfdHeern, oieieIbet
1e1suIieLLen.
2as Bltdh III nuf Dem befteH 1abier mad
ben h5nliel slniorberuHaeI Der gilbor1tder
I'M Efe cine EueAe Der 3efrfebiqgHa urIo oes
Nerarfqens biI0en. WSan iebe nntea bic Iei6.
ter HeSinQuiqert, 81 neldet e 5i habe1 If
Giefes BUD ffr 12e pSrtefrei per Bot Der
fnlbt.
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annffiiirn nnh Watraben.

glte 5e0ern meroen gereinlgt ulo
10 alit ME neu gemadt. ale Sor'
ten neuer geOeru gu pertauten.
omaha Billion GO, 1907 Cunning
Ctr. Doug. 2467. -1O.1.11
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graftiF6jtj Sdfel-g nd.

k1. 1.
gEbf boHftdnbfae anietiinsen Der Derinte
As,ser Gdsegiffne nit ben seutli9iten 5ei9s
f1IlTlael, Ia arobefH WiaBliabe ae5einuet no
Slrh "a benz 2grnenseH letci geHla9t Ill 5l
5sbe5Y ms al fopiereiI. Entbdlt 3ein1uloeH
- i5rferfrgffunuen slr Serftglluug bon
@niAenfnlten, GtifaBens YEottrens 6aifDtl6
sattfpn. @nbbsaQppen, straaen, Iti4Eattea nlm.
Eas HHdEein TIT pLo1tuou alf sem alec
kesleH 8dpfer aeorl6t
sic iner6en bieles &u1 81 idasen fptfen
meffi, IA ahref brrtlegt. msnn berieble ni6t
M Sasfsfbe III ben ailftt9en 8eotaGunee1 an
s1sfTaffelr. inter meimeu inir Is nHbtsfeu.
9seIe8 Bn6 fir t2e portoirei PEI Soit Der
sarbt.
Ssalide Emaba Sribaae,
gatfern Department
1911 GDluaro Ctr. Cnsaba, Rebr.
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ReOisinHdes.

GEiruprattis Spinal Adjustments.
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qeute ber(ongt 5ttr $eritellung
uno Qieferung uon 5pieL 5olOaten.
gtieienqeidait, neil 9%}aiietartifel.
Seimor6eit I'M flainen nuD @eIddfts.
betrieb I'M groBen @IaBitobe. Sest
1T Die ridtigite Belt fir b~eoeptenoItes
@eldaft. &rteg b%erbin0ert ieoen 5nl'
port. Gnorm grober ge0orf unO
gladfraae. @euoItige 3ufuaft in
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1911 1918, 1919. 1920 un0 be3a9a
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bis $1,000. &omneu liz mo ier-
fig ans Der 6orm 100 unO me9r pro
5tunoe. @ttBiormenau5itattung BON
$3.50 an 8roidiire, g}uiterltite,
Qusfunit frei. gerbin0uu9en geiudt
in alien Staoten fir 2ieferungen.
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aoOat o5inii6ins".

4ilr8 entUideIt, Zoe fiir aoae, in
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Soft unS eogts.

Slid bringeuOs S~ranriugs bel Bro
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aomuu BON GnhoIp9 strat.

fab Jpn tl9I Iiebtnsparoig on, i'm
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-08-07
MOVIE SHOWS ON ALL
BRITISH BATTlESH|PS

. London. July 10.--tBy main--
The latest films. and good ones at
that, instead Of the flickery. eye
straining kind. will be shown to the
British sailors In their long. arduous
wait for the German fleet to come
out and fight. Liverpool citizens es-
tablished q fund which they placed
at the disposal Of Admiral Beatty for
any purpose he might name and the
admiral wrote back:
II can serve this intention in no
better way than by indicating the
work OF the newly-formed Fleet Ci-
nema committee, organizing moving
picture entertainments on each ship.
The benefit to the men will be real
and lasting and know OF no better
means by which their minds will be
temporarily withdrawn from the
monotony Of their surroundings and
thereby become refreshed and re-
invigorated to renew their work"
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-08-07
EATING ALONE SAVES
YOUR GROCERY BILL

University OF Oregon, Eugene.
Aug. 6.--Do you want to cut down
your grocery and meat bill7
Then have each member Of the
family eat alone.
This ia the scheme proposed by DR..
G. Stanley Hall, president of Clark
university. DR.. Hall doesn't advise
this, He simply gives It as q psyche
physiological fact.
A single companion increases the
appetite and the amount Of food con-
sumed. says DR.. Hall, Anything at
tractive in environment tends to big
ger appetites. Mixture Of sexes at
the same table Is q bad thing from
the point OF view Of the boarding
house keeper.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-08-07
POTATO SEED WORTH
DOLLARS PER POUND

University OF Washington. Seattle.
Aug. 6.--Potato seeds are worth real
money today. A pound OF them will
bring several dollars from the right
buyer.
The reason is that potato seeds
have almost gone the route Of the
ichthyossurus, the two-toed horse
and winged lizard.
Continual planting OF potatoes In
stead Of the little seeds. which used
to form on top OF the vines has pro-
duced universal race Of real seed
less potatoes"
Just an an experiment the Uni
versity OF Washington is raising In
its garden 4 patch Of potatoes grown
from the seeds. Assistant Professor
J. W. Hotson Of the department Of
botany has charge Of the experiment.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-08-07
The Past Week in Oregon

Construction started on Baker CO.
operative flour mill TO cost 10000.
Washington. Oregon. Idaho and
Utah have combined 10 curb !. W. w.
activities, protect industries and
harvest hands from violence.
Astoria--Mi -Million-bushei bulk
grain bins completed.
Silver Lake Leader--Thompson
valley irrigation project being COM
pIeted.
Pendleton---Work started on 49,
900 Rieth school.
Echo has let large contract for
concrete walks and cross walks.
Portland Factory to make spruce
parts for aeroplanes opened here.
Oregon Hassan Paving company
erecting plant at Hubbard.
Before placing more orders for
shipbuildIng at Portland the gov
ernment demands that 5000 addi-
fIonal Iaborers be secured for steel
ships and s 1000 for work on wooden
ships. II plans are carried out to
rush building $4,000 men will be
worked.
Junctlon--Pacific highway south
OF here being macadamized.
Hood Riyer---New factory to evap-
crate apples and make vinegar to be
built.
Odeil--Fruit packing house going
up here 80 by 100 feet.
Dee-Sawmill here unable to op-
crate for want OF labor In logging
camps.
Myrtle Point will pave six blocks
40 feet wide.
Hubbard to have new Southern
Pacific station. :.
Edgar Haman operating tie camT
at Noti tunnel ON Siuslaw.
Southern Pacific company will re
build highway from Mapieton te
Cushman Station.
Portland-Northwest Steel Co. Il
build plant to make plates. shapes
| and bars.
Myrtle Polnt--Pierce and Carl
will open shingle mill on Catching
creek.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-08-07
MERLIN

William Grow has returned from
Eugene and other points In the VIII
lamettc valley. where he spent sew
srai weeks Visiting relatives and
friends. He was accompanied homo
by his brother and sister-in.isw. Mr..
and Mrs, A. J. Crow, and . sister.
Mrs. Sarah Gibson, who viii visit
here for some time. Mrs. Gibson will
visit at the home OF her son. L. w.
Gibson. while here.
Sidney Pruitt and family have ar
rived hero from Oklahoma. making
the trip In q Ford car. and being
10 days on tho road. Mr.. Pruitt 10
q son Of d. L. Pruitt. q merchant OF
Merlin. and expects to make this his
homo for while At least. The fam
lily have moved into tho Brown resi-
dence.
r A son was born Friday. July 20th.
to Mr.. and Mrs. u. A. Fall.
Mrs. Chrisman. who has been quite
sick. 10 slowly improving.
Mrs. Alice Bacon, superintendent
OF schools. spent Sunday at her
homo here.
Mrs. Chas Grow and Miss Matte
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-08-07
GERMANS ARE AFFLICTED
WITH ACUTE ANGLOPHOBIA

University OF Oregon, Eugene.
Aug. 7.-Germans in Germany are
afflicted with Anglophobia, accord
Ing to DR.. G. Stanley Hall, noted
psychologist. now tecturing at the
University Of Oregon.
That y why Germany excuses
ruthless submarine warfare with the
old saw: "The end justifies the
means. Germany" says DR.. Hall, "is
simply consumed by bitter hatred
Of England. Cutting remarks about
England are q common form Of
greeting on the street, So bitter has
this "Anglophobia" become that all
things that oppose II, including all
moral standards. have been thrown
to the wind"
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-08-07

Astoria, Aug. 7.---ico. r. Rodgers,
Salem capitalist. has crew building
shipyard to construct four govern
ment ships. Ways are being laid.
Oregon to be made northwestern
center for manufacture OF aeroplanes
and training crews.
Eachran and Wilson Bros. ship
yards at Astoria have keels on gov
ernment contracts.
Corvallis has furniture factory
and II Ia proposed to put the whole
Influence OF the state agriculture col
lego back OF II TO make II man.
moth concern. Faculty and stu
dents are to get their families 10
use products Of this factory and give
II state wide publicity.
Beaverton--Pacific Potato Starch
Co. to erect 100000 plant here.
Helix has a number Of building
enterprises under way.
klamath Faiis--,U. s. Indian once
at Washington authorizes three new
bridges over Spraguc river.
Roseburg-Work started to spend
$500 900 on Pacific highway In this
county.
Marsh shfield--New shipyard here
will work double shifts under elec.
tric lights.
Condon--C Contract let for several
fine ranch homes.
Duncan--New school 90 by 40 feet
to be built here.
81. Helens motor shiI
1856 feet long to be built In yard
here.
Columbia City-Somarstrom Bros
have contract for four government
ships.
Halfway-Homestea Iron Dyk'
Copper Mining company buiidini
club house.
d. II. Taimadge. o trained jour
nalist, joins W. a. Priaulx on Hal
sey Enterprise.
Taft has four cheese factories an
launched first ship built on silet
bay. la -
Portiand--Site for million-bushe
grain elevator bought for $4,000
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-08-07
PIONEERS MUST HAVE
BEEN IN OREGON IN 1890

Salem. Aug. 7,--Anybody who
came to Oregon, or was born In
Oregon, before 1860, can be legally
classed as u pioneer, In the opinion
OF Attorney General Brown.
The new game law gives soldiers,
sailors and pioneers free fishing
licenses. State Game Warden Shoe
maker didn't know where to draw
the line. Brown dug up a copy OF
the constitution Of the Oregon Pio-
heer association. which admits to
membership anybody who arrived In
Oregon before December 81. 1859
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-08-07
TIMn GARD
The California and Oregon
Coast Railroad Company
Effective juno 1. 1917.
Daily except Sunday.

Train / lv. Grants Pass. 1900 y. m.
Train 2 iv. Waters Creek $500 p. m.
All trains leave Grants Pass from
the corner Of g and Eighth streets.
opposite the Southern Pacific depot.
For all information regarding
freight and passenger service call at
the Office of the company. Public Ser
Vice building, or phone 1s1 for
same,
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-08-07
Guild are spending . few days at
Galice with Mr.. Grow. whore he Is
working.
A usd cssa

The cynical man was staring through
the window ut the chesty man swing.
Ing down the street. Does .Chesty
know anything~ asked his compan.
lon.
Know anything said the cynical
man. he doesn't even suspect any
thing" New York Times.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-08-07
Nc Gloves For Her.

Flatbush--And are Mr.. and Mrs. Car
nisee working hand aud glove together
nowy Rensonhurst--0h. no; she hun.
dies him without gloves. - fonksr'
Statesman.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-08-07

One Of the mistakes In the conduct
Of human life Is 70 suppose that Other
mems opinions are TO make us happy.
Burton.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-08-07
Waatsd Ensrax.

II IN none Of our business. but Il does
seem that porch climber wastes :
lot OF energy when he might Just ~
well get In by q window ON the first
door Arkansas Gazette.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-08-07

Joh printing Of everv description At
the Courier once.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-08-07

Calling cards at the CO urier.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-08-07
Classified Advertising


non sALs
o. 4 c. GRANT LANDS--Blus print
plats showing lands in Josephine
county. $l.50. Address A. q.
voorhies. Grams Pass ~
ANGEL cakes s0c; order by phone.
No. 1se-J. S7tf
A FEW MORE Of those nice char
ries. Also early peaches and cook
ing apples. Phone s0e-F-s. II
PAYING business for sale. store
building and furnished fiat for
sale or rent. Address Mrs. .. A.
Wade. 407 G street. "a
FOR sALE-One Shetland pony:
one l-horse beet cultivator; one
beet puller; one 14-inch wood
beam plow; one surrey and set
double harness. Apply 6s0 North
Second street. Oscar Wilkinson.
rs
l50 ANGORA GOATS for sale. Ad-
dress G. L. Woodbridge. R. r. d.
No. 1. Murphy. Ore. rs
FOR SALE-25-35 rifle. Apply at
the Western hotel. II
CORNER LOT. 7th and B streets.
for sale at $500; $50 down spd
$40 per month. Inquire at 307
Clark Gtraet. 27
FOR sALE-Fruit crop on trees. es-
timated at 5 car loads. Farm
equipment. Value $500. Will
lease ranch to December 81, 1913.
All f6f $500. Will take late
model auto for part. balance cash.
Address No. 1477. care Of the
Courier. -
FOR SALE--3 sows and spring
Digs. For particulars phone
606-F-3. n. B. Signs. ~
FOR 6AgE-A brand new Chevrolet,
has not run rs miles; also two
Fords in frst-class condition. and
one Chevrolet out OF the shop less
than six weeks-w Worth the
money. Collins Auto Co.. 511 II
street. q
FOR SALE-O. & G. maps and up
to-dats set Of township ownel
ship plats OF Josephine county a
Grants Pass Abstract company. 4,
FOR SALE-Dining table and 81,
oak chairs. mahogany table, irol
bed, springs and mattress. Phon'
J 379-L s 23t
TNsYDE TYRES Inner armour 70
auto tires. double mileage. pre-
vents puncthres and blovouts. 10,
cost. big saving. Circulars fres
Otto J. Knips, agent. 2
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-08-07

Ary,hlnvto to sehv Try a classified,
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-08-07

YOUNG LADY desires a position in
private family. Experienced In
housework and cooking. Will al
so take care Of children. Address
No. 1897 care Courier. "a
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-08-07

WANTED-Two timber fallers. two
buckers. $3.50 per day; mill men
and limbers. IS up; one night
watchman. $40 per month. Ad-
dress Moon-williams Lumber Co..
Bray. Cal. 3S