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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-08-17
FEED 1865 POLAND CHINAS

Walter Beason, manager Of the Den
ford Stock farm, is feeding about 165
hogs. They are big type of Poland
Chinas. Some male pole Durham cat
tie are about to be sold for breeding
purposes and these are pedigreed ami
mails.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-08-17
SAVE HOGS BY SERUM

Hog cholera has been virtually over
come in Wayne county. Farmers, vet
erinarians says, have gone in for vac
cination of their herds. Veterinaries
this week finished several herds in
section near the city. A great saving
to the farmers had been the result of
this protective measure
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-08-17
RECEIVES $3.50 FOR HOGS

w. W. Williams of Economy sold a
herd of hogs at ST. per hundred at
Williamsburg for $3.50, raising the
grain on which they were fed. He has
100 feeding for the market, and has the
grain for them. They weigh on an
average 80 pounds apiece.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-08-17
WITHDRAW SILVER COINS

LISBON, Aug. 16.-The Official
Journal announces that all silver and
copper money will be withdrawn from
circulation. It will be replaced by pa
per currency.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-08-17

"Orokerit" is a natural mineral wax
found originally oozing in small guam
titles from rocks of the coal forma-
ton. 1t has been discovered in Media
via and Galicia, and is used chiefly in
candle-making.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-08-17
MCCLURE SELLS HIS WHEAT

Alck Mcclure of Elkhorn had al
most 100 acres in wheat and threshed
out $500 bushels, part of which was
sold from the machine at 81 per bush
ell to the Campbelltown elevator COM
panv
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-08-17
HORSE BUYER IN CITY.

HarrisonVeale of Kokomo, who has
been rounding up horses for the
southern trade. in the county, was In
the city today.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-08-17
elf-Styled Spy Held

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Aug. 17-Dr.
Armgaard Karl Graves, self-styled In
ternational spy, who came into some
prominence in 1914 after the publica-
ton of a volume of his experience as
'the personal spy of the Kaiser was
arrested by federal agents last night
at the Union station, for being in a
zone, closed to enemy aliens, with
out permits.
DR. Graves told the authorities he
was working for the department of
state.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-08-17

the
Chasonens
Natural History N Y c.
Of which is
twice the of the
of it STONES
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-08-17

The Chinese want more railroads,
which may mean business for Ameri-
can capital and builders.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-08-17
City Statistics
Deaths and Funerals.

Deaths and Funerals.
NIEWOEHNER - Funeral services
for Mrs. William Newcomer will be
held from the home, SIS South Eighth
street, at p. m. Saturday. Burial will
be in Lutherania. Rev. Oscar Tres
sci will be in charge of the services
Friends are asked to call at any time
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-02-05
MUST Be PEOPLES
AND Governments
Republican A. p. Leased Wire,


NEW YORK. Feb. &c 3od under
standing or friendly accord between
nations would mean little ii il only
combined governments and not the
peoples represented Aimaro Sato. Jap
aneSe ambassador to the United States.
asserted here tonight He prophesied
continued good relations and increased
commerce between the two countries
and pointed out that for the peoples
to come together on good terms il is
necessary that they come together indi-
Vidually since they cannot come togcth-
er as whole
DR.. Lynena ga. former secretary OF
foreign affairs Of Japan, said he be-
lieved Japan has "a just claim TO have
voice in the terms Of peace 10 be
concluded which should be so fra med
as TO defeat forever the ambition of
Germany 10 d inmate the world by
sheer force Of her Incompatible army
and bring home TO her people that the
cOnquests of peace are more glorious
than those of arms"
The war has brought japan an era
of prosperity never known before. he
declared.
Dr. Lynenasa said that although
Japan and Germany are at war the
japanese retained their friendship for
Germany. Restlessness was apparently
among the guests when he said:
And While we are at present at war
with Germany. il does not mean that We
japanese should sever relations with
our good German friends-ah, no
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-02-05
MILITIA GUARDS
GOTHAM BRIDGES

NEW YORK, Feb. t. (Day ReporD-
AZ II o'clock Il battalion of naval mill
TIA took charge of the WILLIAMSBURG
priQge, relieving the police. The other
Drldges connecting New York and
Hro"klyn were to he placed under mil
ltary guard during the day.
Al noon similar guards were placed
on brooklyn Manhattan, greensboro
ana Hell Gate bridges, all connectine
with Brooklyn across the East river
ole hundred men We're assigned to
each bridge, divided into three reliefs
Their orders We're to observe care
TuliN and search. if needful, suspicious
Nehlcles or suspicious foot passengers"
ana to notify all persons crossing the
bridges by foot or in cOnVeyances that
they would not be allowed TO halt while
on the bridges. The orders also called
for an increase in the illumination of
the footwaYs and driyeWaYs and espec-
tally of the anchorage of the suspension
bridges. and at any other points
where the discharge of a small quaint
ty of high explosives might lead to the
destruction of the bridge.
Between the bridge piers on both
sides Of the river one and three pound
cannon We're posted. accompanied by
machine guns
Announcement was also made pro-
hlbltlnS all vessels except those in pub
lie employ from approaching within
fifty feet of the bridges save in case Of
great emergency. The guards were
provided with megaphones to warn
boats off
1t was pointed out under the an
nouncement that the fall of the East
river bridges would either cut off the
navy yard from the main ship channel
or block the inner line Of communica-
ton from He'll Gate.
Governor Whitman after conference
here today with national guard officers
said part of the Tenth regiment had
been assigned to duty in the Hudson
river counties and the First regiment in
the central part of the state. He re
ceived word that the Hudson river
bridges at Poughkeepsie and Albany
were being closely guarded by railroad
detectives and city police.
The governor asserted 1900 guards
men could be modified in this state
within a few hours if necessary.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-02-05
EFFECTIVE PATROL
OF WEST COAST
Republican A. ?. Leased wne1

SAN DIEGO. Cal. Feb. 4. Day Re-
porto That the most comprehensive
patrol in force on rne Pacific coast
since the days Of tho war with Spain
would be inaugurated within forty
eight hours was reported from semi
official sources here today.
Torpedo boat dest1 overs. coast
guard cutters and light cruisers have
received preparatory orders to enfoce
a strict patrol Of Pacific coast waters
from Cape Flattery to Point Iona.
Several Of the vessels now are moving
to their stations
The destroyer TruXton is now in Pr-
get Sound to act as patrol off the
straits Of san Juan de tuca the coast
guard cutter Bear and des,rOyer5 Paul
Jones and Whipple are ON their way
70 southern California waters: the
coast guard cutters McCulloch and
Nnalga are under orders to patrol be-
tween San francisco anc the Columbia
river. while four other destroyers at
Mare Island navy yard are being put
into condition for active duty.
1t was reported here today that the
American ganboat Annapolis would co.
operate with the British auxiliary
cruiesr Rainbow in patrollne the Gulf
of California. The l;ainbow is keep
ing a watch over fleet Of eleven Ger
man merchant vessels informed at San
Ia KOsalia
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-02-05
GUARD NATIONS
TREASURE HOUSES
Republican A. P. Leased Wirel


WASHINGTON, Feb. 4-The extra
ordinary precautions to be taken to
protect government property through
out the country probably will be the
most stringent at sub-treasuries. assay
offices, nints and other buildings
where money or bullion is stored.
Extra guards were on duty tonight
at the great treaury building here and
other unusual precautions were taken
including a prohibition against carry
ing any packages into the building
While officials would not say what
orders had been sent to officers Of the
treasury department stationed else
where, ii was indicated that the eau
ton to be exercised at sub-treasuries
and minis would be Of an extent un-
equalled in peace times in the coun-
trys history.
Whether the state militia win be
called out to aid In the work of guard
ing government property probably Will
be left entirely with state officials.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-02-05

year of getting GREAT VERDE Elk
TENSION FIFTEEN CENTS the who
month next ,veek-but today.
COPPER prices again going industry
binary why money rushing development
during
ast Of year.
Experts predict b. July
limit in to he demand for
FIFTEEN CENT
opportunities
offers
Beyond any question
money n coming copper company the JEROME district
bought may easily selling
TEEN DOLLARS DOLLARS the year is
(adonng GREAT VERDE Elk
TENsIoN) boush years
prospect earnings rising MILLION DOLLARS
month and its shar to DOLLARS EACH
TEN THOUSAND ADVANCE IN TWO YEARS
history. will
GREAT Every mining
LINE.
the
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-02-05

He--r am a firm believer in the the
DRY that men are what they eat
She-Then ! suppose You are very
fond Of calfs brains
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-02-05

including UNITED EXTENSION,
straight line the
VICTOR EXTENSION.
r. LeGrand Mining
development special
upon being
Harvey
RINeUa GROUP
comprising SYNDlcATE)
EXTENSION holdings adjoining GREAT VERDE EXTENSION
BECAUSE OF ASSUMED TREND THE ORE m THAT
DIRECTION.
ARIZONA shipping
VERDE EXTENSION NEXT IN LINE, property
adjoining EXTENSION
n copper mining of knowing they
advantages
of railroad through its within short time
bell the be at HUNDRED
it. producing mini
a possible dispatch.
why Treasury
stock NOT BE OFFERED AT LESS THAN THIRTY CENTS
purpose
the sale O treasury
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-02-05
JEROME MAP FREE

Fill in your name and address
and mail us this coupon if you
would like a handy map of the
Jerome District. It is abso-
lutely Free-no obligation at
tached.
Name
Street
Town and State
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-02-05

Syndicate
ASIDE THIS approval
ton Of the ARIZONA CORPORATION COMMISSION
". P Geary, who the ARIZONA CORPORATION
COMMISSION is PRESIDENT GREAT O.
WAKELNG VICE PRESIDENT and GENERAL MANAGER B. w.
YoRIcK is SECRETARY and TREASURER.
Wakelng Supply
and successful Mining Engineer, and
General Manager Of the Benicia California; Iron Works
recognized a successful n the industry.
GREAT VERDE EXTENSION property
o any Syndicate
for their
property FlF
Capital stock of Company s75oooo VERDE
s60Oo000o, s2oOo0 develop
GREAT VERDE EXTENSION than UNITED
EXTENSION We believe
do equally $ w ire n it..
per sha and that be year.
willing sell small the offer made subject
orsaIe.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-03-25

and up, depending the size Of the ground purchase
No discount will be
Take any car and transfer to the South Omaha
Streets. \Salesmen will be there and will take you|
pon interurban car and get off at 56th and Stree
take you to the Garden Land Sale. Come today
can't come today, come tomorrow. Don't delay.
II. II. HARP Err
1013-14 City Nation3
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-10-09
BUtGAf cAPNVE
EXPECT DEATH ONLY

London, Sept, tCorrespon-
deneel AS evidence that the Ger
mans have taught the Bulgarians
that their lives will he forfeited "
they are taken prisoner by the BRIT
ish, the following extract from let
ter by u British oti,cer ON Salon
Xxi front Is published by the Daily
Telegraph;
when We rounded up 60 Bulgar-
ians In an attack recently the poor
wre,chcs we're utterly terrified, Two
or three tried TO drown themselves
In a pool. while others knelt on the
ground making the sign OF the cross
and waiting an assassin's bayonet
thrust or worse.
"One who was real sportsman
kept his head and made q desperate
effort to escape. very nearly getting
shot. until he saw II was useless. and
flinging down his rifle. surrendered
to an oficer. Beside this oficer q
Tommy stood vstchfully In case tho
Bulgar was up TO any nasty tricks.
and the latter seeing this attitude
and taking him for his appointed
murderer. with dramatic gesture
threw back his head and barred Ah
chest. Ne opened biz shir, With
both hands. then faced .ths, soldier
With the bayonet whom hc supposed
20 oe waiting Tor the omcss's word
to run him through.
'Tommy's method Of easing the
tension vas rapid. he bronstt out
his packet Of cigarettes and offered
ono to the RulGAr.
up 10 this moment the bulSAS
had been "A brave ~ Hon, but the
oasr Of the cigarette In place Of tho
sad Of the bsyonet was too suddea
change In his outlook. Hs savs =
gasp and sat dovA tssmb,iaE. unable
to light the cigarette II the match
which thu soldier was holding ready
for him"
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-10-09
DENIES THAT HOME |!
IR0ops. ARE. .Ek!Y0ltD

London. Sept 2g.--tCorrespou'
dencs Of the Nssoeiated Press -
Reports said 10 be prevalent In Am
erica and elsewhere that troops from
the British dominions are used more
freely on the western front than
are those from the united Kingdom.
are denied 10 authoritative state
men,." published by Reuters. :
THE proportion OF casualties on
the western front s actually higher
among the troops from the United
Kingdom than among those Of the
dominions." says the statement. F1s-
ures showing the property OF a.
vision from the dominions and from
the United Kingdom employed In the
battles on the Somme. around Ar
ras. and Ypres and At Messines. are
given to shoy that troops from the
"Motherisnd' exceeded those from
the colonies In the ratio Of from two
to one to Ave 70 one. '''s
The casualties also are compared
showing, according to the statement.
that those Of the United Kingdom
troops have been higher than those
Of the troops from the dominiohs.
Clearly there can be no question
that the 'motheriand' troops have
been spared at the expense OF the
colonials," adds the statement. ION
the contrary. the evidence points ia
the fighting having been shared very
equally between the available troops
irrespective OF the part Of the Brit
ish Empire from which they came
Assertions that large numbers Of
trained soldiers fit for service are
retained In idleness In the United
Kingdom also are denied.
In all the actual theatres Of war
the proportion Of troops from TN
''Motherland" as compared with
those Of the dominions Is between
five and six TO one, that is, Of ever,
six British soldiers serving at the
front, at least five have. bean 70
cruited in the United Kingdom.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-10-09
FRtNcNo.MuRGyk' \. !.
Il 'MPP'He's' BANDITS

chihuahua CITY. Oct. s--AithouEh
General P~sr.scp Nurxusa probably
never heard the british array "a
preston "moppius up" after bat.
to, that Ia essctiy vhst he Is doinS
with tho oshditsi Of wssteru and
north western ChihushuA.
Flying sausdYons Of cavalry and
mounted infantry have bean drilled
to ride hard. shoot from the saddle
and pursue the enemy night and
day. These are being dispatched
almost daily from the general mill
tary hesdauartsrs hero 10 the noun.
tains Of the Guerrero district TO run
down bandits. Their orders are TO
take no prisoners rs all have been
granted amnesty and Gfven guaran-
tees. All oehsrs have been cissscd
as bandits and are 70 b killed vhss
caught.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-10-09


quarters for the organization Of the
great woman's army OF conservation
In California have been established
in San Francisco and director Of
Organization has beeh appointed and
gwen full authority Of the federal
food commission to carry through
the immense work Of creating this
regular army Of conservation. Each
regiment, brigade and division viii
however haxs its own permanent
lseal headquarters. and the state
Will - divided into regular army
cora With local. headquarters and
staG ~Acsrs.i only.,woneAs will, b
ehg1bas for Enlistment. m
1~es general stag hea>asarters
wil3dbe blisAe1. that \ ,2ln Fran
Nisee Aed one q Los AAselsA Astips
jsyssdisticn respectivsDv tossr 1ths
Afnyssssanizatiens ~ The ,Aerthers
80 southern halfs of The state.
Dvsry; dllesr n 'thsssrny Of con-
sssyaaisn ~ili ~ prsvsded With ~
Aslsa pi sDcs, sAseAer ssrfsast,
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-10-09
SITUATION SERIOUS
u.R0)DED CHINA

Pskins. Oct. s.--!Ths fies<sa u
north China sre not abatiAs Aed ~
situation Ia most serious. Ne Amss-
lean Rcd Gross and the AnsricAA
Aslatic association have pssseA, svse-
iu,ions that all their funds apd fs-
turc energies shall b devsteA u
food relief purposes. u n sxpertsA
that the American infantry Ktstioa-
ed In Tien Tsin Will b venevsA u
Peking on account Of the nAsaAtsry
conditions 10 Tion Tsin.
The governments relief isstitu-
tions are being ovsrtsxsd. Ths
refugees here from the i,ootsA dss,
trIets are dealy increasing. nsrs q
no prospect Of tho vatsf suesidins
before winter scu 10. vhsst nsaas
that half . miliion distihsts pss~oos
must be fed. clothed and nevssd By
the governmeut.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-10-09

-.
TAs Anssscsa people have been
laval, I. their professioas Of sym
sashg wa Fsaass- Hare i : saanss
% Pit snr ssaunsat to prsctieal It.
"a 'rv t
'Ned' Adnil.sssAter Hoover an
noanses hat he reacA people are
sAoFt Of sugar, Thstr only possible
source Of supply during the next
three months. Is the United States.
uslsss vs share our supply with
tSsA Ass vim b deprived entirely
Z tia. Necessary food substance,
TAs prsneh have been using about
Sss suses Of sugar = day per capita.
1Aat u De rate ef consumption. too,
q EaraAd and tiaiy. We ar. eat
ias four osnees = day. Surely out
q that eenpsntive aoundance We
can spare enough 70 sive the French
vA,s. ,,.v ,..s'
~. Hoover s4ss that his depart
,....xt IL s.1,s>S..s,. n c.,t.n me
.,,. y'.,I,, ,, .r,,,. NV
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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-10-09
COURT HOUSE NEWS
,---+.----------------------,-----r---
RssnAsAsA 1niW. R'unDso -
GHsnb PaO Al11nee O.

-
.o... .,ms.au oaOctVoers p 'sAt'
TraAsfvs
p. P. Proctor OF nx to Mary y.
Burkhart. W. b.. Lot Z, Blk. WI
mer's subdv.: also Tct. loo'x40'
south OF said lot. 81.
Frank H. Sexton Of ux TO David
=. Peterson. w. D., 23.l7 A. In EEA
Sec. 2s-34-6, 81
John Hampshire ct ux TO School
District No. 4. w. D.. / A. In NV.
Cor. Sec. 15-+0-s, ~.
Assumod Baatnoas Name
b. NJ. Hall assumes name Of
Grants Pass Iron 4 Steel Works.
40 g., AL ----.is = i'Yr, +"
r'f''a ~ r. october 8, 1917
Transfers
Jennie N. ClereHssf to''s Sadie
clevenssr, ". D.. Lot 21, Blk. 13
Lincoln Park. $40.
Northern Pacific Railway Co.. tc
Andrew II. Hintssn. Q. q. D.. SwA
Of NEk, Sec. 2s-a4-7, $3.50.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-10-09
night by Milton A. Miller. chairman

night BY Milton A. Miller. chairman
OF the subcommittee on speakers.
Forty-one speakers viii be used to
cover the stats In an initiatiory cam
psiEn. all counties but four beins
taken care OF. After the campaign
speakers have broken the Ice, local
spell. binders can carry the bond
campaign to a suecessfui conclusion,
II Is declared. In Josephine and
Jackson counties, John n. stsven-
son, former Portland municipal
Judge and ". q. Ursn win BE- the
Liberty Bond campsisnsrs. although
there viii b. no soliciting 1t any OF
the neetiags.
FoiiowinS Ia the schedule arranS-
ID BY Mr.. miller: Grants rass. Mon
day. October IS. 1880 p. m. Central
Point. Tuesday. October is. . .. N.
Msdtprd. Tuesday. October is. 7:ao
D. m. Gold Hni, Wednesday, octo-
Ssr. II. q p. m. Ashland, wednes-
day. October ~. TAO p. m. Geo.
A.. Lundburg IL the Grants Pasa
chairman In charge Of the msstins.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-10-09

Prime minister" 10 one VI thr many
terms In English which ssem ~ have
been slang n one time. u was nrse'
applied 10 Mir Hobart wa,pvls. bus u
. reprouchhii sense. Feb u. ,7<3.
sftsr twenty years tenure VI oiisse slr
Robert ftsignud sn bis supIsy,sshak
Having invested me-" bs teiisshe1.
with = tind Of mock dtsSty ~
styled me primo inhisisr. they ,i,houts
20 me an unpsrdousb,s Ab,ses u thst
chirnericai authority whieh 'thcy tssat-
% and conferred" Such Y perssnage
- the prime minister or the pscmlse =
not even mentioned In the sf1sisl tabas
Of precsdent~ and II unknSwN ~ the
written constitution Of Great h~sssln.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-10-09

The standard Of the eagle was nrst
borne BY the Psrsians. and The Romans
carried ng,wss Of the esgIs o. ensisns
ID silver and GOLD and sometimes rtp-
resented with . thunderboIt In its ~.
ons on the point of stsst They
sdobted the eagle In the eonsulAts Of
Msrius. l02 y. c. Whom Chsriemasns
Uscame master Of The whole Of the
German empire be added the second
head TO the eagle foio bis srns u dc.
note thst tho empires Of Rome anu
Germany were united In him. A. ID.
COZ. Thk eagh was the impefiAi stliid.
ard Of lNapolesn and 10 that VI Austria.
Prussia and Russia as we'll az the uh.
tioual emhem Of ths upited staser.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-10-09

Yhs remuneration receives ~ suv,
ess ssndsrs1 hss. many names 1ns
laborss eallasit "psy.' the sktllsd NJ,
chaAis "waeps. the city clerk sal.
ayy." The, haskss income" . lswyes
'TssS' ~ { .hurgihr ~swae."-l6SSoS
'AnswRA V'-a ~
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-10-09
The UNtiysi Hs,se,

listAss.- N, dssk. what b ths matter
'with. IA Asug tTltyxry ysthtses ssnsf'
osbatj HW-I know whsCsy tbs asatteS,
~. one NJ kis tis6 ttsds hAs sssss
u. --6lttiasrs sAHsrtcEs.i . r9F's
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-10-09

Summary: Mean temperature.
.G2vdseSeeea Maxtnun empsrature,
% Aesrees: ydate, Is, ~ Minimum ten,
pefaturs, 40 Aefrees: date. "a. To
tM pfecipitatios. 10. No. dayp clesr,
10: partly eloudg, t1%;, CLOUDY. 4.
fre~afiiAs tvinA, snothwesssyly. .,s
~ 3N0. D. PADDOCK.
'H ccApeyatfve Obseyver.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-10-09

: "yss ~ 0rsftsv mztss yss taiah a
. csfhsscs~, Wky aSsN M N%s
alliss Z opshneisw. hs kas Q psny,est
~ - awsssr n sh erstketatae"--
GpttAata.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-10-09
'.f:.Y1u CAN'T GO
GleE.Mnt ACll&"

!. PortlaaA oc4..,S.--"K ron, CAN'T
60 scrosA esnsr scrspA" tAtst syIll p
the deDisass note OF ~ grsst
speaking ,csxpsis1 ID, The stass .St
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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-10-09

GRANTS PASS WEATHER
Following is summary os the
weather observation at Grants Pass
for the month Of September, 1917.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-10-09
CALIFORNIA WOMEN oRsANQE,

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