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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-07-23
WAyS0PENFOR
SPECIAL ARMY
INSTRUCTION
MILITARY TRAINING NOW OF.
FERED AT BENSON TOLYTECH.
MIC SCHOOL AT PORTLAND AND
At o. a. Q!

Portland. July 33.-Thsre are only
two channels by which . young man
registered under the sslective draft
can. enter one Of the special training
courses conducted under the direc.
,tion Of the war departments com.
mittss on education and special train.
Ing. Of which Frank H Shepherd. Of
Corvallis. b district educational di.
hector. These courses give special
training such - now % being carried
on In the Benson Polytschnis school
In Portland and the o. A. G. at Cor.
Wallis.
Hundreds Of requests are being
received from young men Of draft age
for Information ~ 10 how they may
b inducted into these schools. This
may b done either BY individual In
duction or Induction under call.
Local boards will be called upon
70 furnish men from time to time to
b sent 70 these schools. This Is In.
duction under call. Director shep.
herd points out. A man desiring
special trsinins who ID qualified tech
n!cslly. sducationsily and physically.
under the call may be inducted there.
under BY bis local board. Registrants
should expect TO keep In touch with
their local bosrda In order In taxa "a,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-07-23

Jacob Rupert. who 10 one Of the
richest brewers In the country. and
owner Of the American League base
ball club Of New York City. has b.
come president Of the Film Clearing
Horse. a new corporation which pro
poses to market the pictures Of all
the producing moving picture CON.
panies.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-07-23

Old couple wish TO retire from o..
tive life and offer their fine stock
ranch Of $50 acres In Lasssn county.
CAL. for sale. 800 acres In eultiva-
tion. IS living springs both warm and
cold. Running stream Of water and
body Of timber. Price $4,000. half
cash. This will bear Investigation.
Address J. 8. Owen. Bisbsr. Cal. or
H. H. Edmonds. 0lens. Ore. 33.3s
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-07-23
GOVERNMENT REDUCES
PRICES ON HIDES

Washington. July 3S.-The gov.
ernment has fixed the maximum
prices for hides. which provides .
reduction Of from ssvsn to eight
cents . pound from the old prices.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-07-23
LAUNCH SINKS YESTERDAY

The Minnie Lee. q launch which
was being put in shape to carry the
mail to different lake points. sank
at the Buena Vista landing yestsr.
day.
Mr.. Short had intended starting the
beat on the route the first Of next
week.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-07-23
NOTICE

The Train committee and all
members Of the woman's Relief corps
who can possibly como are to meet
at the Hall hotel At s:ls wednss-
day morning.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-07-23

Ladies', Attention! We make . spo.
tiaIty Of repairing colored shoss and
have tho material to match. Mod.
cru Shoe Store. lt
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-07-23

American boys are dying for their
country. Surely you can save for Il.
ruy War SAVING Stamps.
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Mieh-. Three Rivers. AureIio zan-
bOscO.
Mich, Lake Linden. Arthur ,. FInney.
Mick, Conaway. L. kOb0.kL
Mich, ArOnae, Frank REESE.
Mich, Highland Park, David +. HaF-
ris.
Mich, Hamtramek, Joseph Narasny.
Nick, Detroit. Bert Brauer.
Mich, Pontiac, Claude Daniel Balm.
Mich, Detroit. John GarbacIk.
Mich Wilm0t. Fred Dewey Thomas.
MIMI. Minneapolis, Dwight Allen
MIMI, Bricelyn. Robert v. Erwin.
MIMI. st. Paul, Daniel u. Haley.
MIMI. wasecn, Andrew Breck.
MIMI, GlennyiIIe, Leonard A. Peter
son.
AIInn., Minneapolis, Eden Clark.
Miss. Troy. Victor 3. AshmOre.
NO.. Eisberry, Otto r. Crank.
No.. Mt. Vernon. Clarence y. Call
No., Sheridan. George II. Worley.
NO.. DOnIPhRn. Daniel Price.
No.. Benton, Charles l.. RaEIIR.
No.. CoatsyIIIe. Anton w. Benson
1HIOnt., Glasgow, Rex. L. DaW.
Mont, BIgfOrk. Albert j. Marker.
Mont, Anaeonda, william n. Martin.
Mont, MIssoula. Roy n. Murray.
Mont, Baker. Otto J. Olrieh.
Mont. Helena, Everett A. Roberts.
Seb., waysIde. Bert II. TryOn.
Neb., WynOt, Otto III. Asbra.
Neb., Mullen. Ralph Harry Anderson
Neb., Harrington. oliver ;. Abbott.
Neb., OIIince, WenseI c. Laekey.
Neb., POnca. Fred Anderson.
Neb., Omaha, Stewart II. Edgar.
Neb., Broken Bow. George oliver Lei
bert.
n. J.. Camden. George ExIer.
n. j., Elizabeth. Thomas Atb0w.
n. J.. Paterson, WILLIAM II. DAILY.
\. J., MorrIstOwn. Louise r. McAToy.
y. j.. Camden, william GOOeh.
n. J.. Trenton, Arthur Sestt.
n. J.. POmPton Lakes, John b. Shelf
AeId.
N. J.. MontcIsIr. JOHN e. BurIeiEh.
n. VI, Renee0Ba, Ray Robert CanOn.
n. ", Brooklyn, Salvatore Disena-
n. u, HoosIek Falls, william y. Nj
mons.
\. ", New York. AImerino PetruEEeIlO.
y. ", North Collins, Oral r. Gaylord.
n. ", Buffalo, Joseph kI0c.
n. ", New York, Thomas Leddy.
n. ", EdmIst0n, Everett }. Stevens.
n. ", New York. Victor Van YORK.
n. Y, Richmond HHI. Edwin Cham
berIaIn.
\. v. New York. Augustine DeIbasne.
n. ", New York, Joseph J. DOlaH.
n. ". WelIsVllIe, DoFr Raymond Hal
IadRy.
y. ~. New York. Fred IsIer.
n. ", white Plains. George III. Jensen.
y. ", Wurtsboro. Robert b. KniRen.
y. l.. ROeksway Beach, Frank ,.
Rooney.
n. ", Kingston, Samuel Baseh.
n. u New York, John ,. Fitzpatrick.
y. y, New York, David Flynn.
n. u. Brooklyn. Christopher DandR-
rand.
n. ". Forrest Hills. L. l. Clarence o.
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Latest Casualty List From
Oversee Forces

n. u. Buffalo, Joseph Valentine
RuhIIBE.
n. ", PaIatIne Bridge, orFiIIe Smith.
n. u, Brooklyn, James r. Mcdonnell.
n. u, New York, Thomas p. Reilly.
n. n, WaverIy, Fred W. Van De
n. v. Glendale, Fred Winter.
n. Y, YOnkers, stephen James Nc
CauL.
n. v. New York, Hugh Quinn.
n. v, New York, Joseph y. Myers.
n. ", New YorR, Emanuel RaISer.
n. ", New York, Nathan MoserOwitE.
n. V, Buffalo, Frederick. George TeE-
n. ". Syracuse. Sam SteInberE.
n. ", Naples, Jacob J. Schafrer.
Ohio, jackson. jefferson Howe.
Ohio, Cleveland, william Edward
HeIss.
Ohio, Larue, Harry V. Chamber.
Ohio. HHvcrhIIl. Homer Edward Gel
Inns.
Okla. Ardmore, David Peter ThomP-
son.
Pa, PottstOwn, stephen Peter.
Pa, Lancaster. Jallus NJ. Lyons.
Pa, McKeesPOrt, Mike HOmOnie.
Pa, KlttannInE. Jack Reese.
Pa, Ford City, oliver w. C. Neon
nell.
Pa, Tyrone. John J. SiekIer.
Pa, Philadelphia, Joseph W. Hause.
Pa, Philadelphia, John J. Maggie.
Pa, FreepOrt, Charles E. Moss.
Russia, HOIIen koIin, Alexander Mel
mix.
s. C.. Charleston, Jacob PrioIeau.
5. D., Lucas, Frank Elmer Drey.
Wash, Seattle, Eibert Marvin.
Wash.. Seattle, Allen II. Clements. ..
w vs. Wevaeo. Jahn Ioxinskf.
Wis, milwaukee,, Leo Po1nabskI.
Wis, oneida, Antoine DaRforth.
DIED OF WOUNDS.
LIEUTENANTs.
Y. v, New York, John VI. battle.
Tenn, Columbia, James CounciH Woo
ten.
SERGEANTS.
Co., WadIey. Ransom s. Rabun.
y. ", New York. Arthur Beatty.
n. ", New York, Christopher J. Byrne
Pa. Clarion, Edward Oakley Cerr.
CORPORALS.
\. ", Rochester, Harold ". kunOw.
n. y. DOIgeViIIe, Herman J. SehU-
maeher.
Pa, BIrdsboro, william J. Lutr.
Pa, Avalon, Clarence q. Schneider.
PRIVATEs.
Ill, North Chicago, Victor BershInsk7
Ill, Chicago, Andrew r. JedyRak.
Ind, Princeton, Fred Cox.
NY. Paducah, Harry COFnweH
Mass, n. Carver, Manual ArseuenuIt
Mass, Dorchester, William Edward
DOueette.
Ohio, Cleveland, Theron Belts.
Pa, Fayetteville, Howard Edward
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Collins.

Collins.
y. ~ BaIdwinviIIe, Cecil BrOokH-
n. H. GarnerVIIIe. Alexander wInian
Bowers.
n. u. Laureas, OseEo CO., Charles A
Becker.
n. u BabyIsa, Edward wInIan Cam
eron.
n. " Long I..ind City, JoAn F. Me-
kenna.
n. ", BroekIyn. Joseph MeKensIe.
N. " New York. Philip HassInGer.
n. ", New York. John ,. HoFauag.
". u New York, John LlsI-
n. ", BrOoklyn. Frank w. sutton.
N. Y, Van Etten, NestOr EFieksoa.
n. n, New York, James }. CLARK.
n. ", Stratf0rd, Howard n. Avery.
y. " New York, Patrick Carlisle.
y. " New York. Frank BeIlantOnl.
N. Y, Peekskiii. Ralph A. BIeakIey.
y. ~, New York. Alfonso AmendOla.
n. " LyndOnviIie, Albert AsAby.
y. ", Rochester. James J. DaEIish.
Y. ", BrOoklyn, Edward J. DOlan.
n. Y. New York. James e. Dwyer.
n. 7. YOnkerH. Andrew Haas.
\. r., View York. Henry Mathusek.
n. ", Buffalo, John Nabhrueh.
n. ", New York, Robert sIsti.
Y. " BroOklyn,. John TIerney.
N. C., ElrenborO, Edgar Beam.
N. c. Newton, Perry v. ReItEeI.
N, C.. StnntOnsbuPE. Leslie Walst0n.
n. e.. Apple grove, Larkla Greer.
n. C., Durham, JunlOas c. AshwOFth.
y. n, KemptOn. Frederick Iceberg.
N. D.. ArIingtOu. Seth HetIand-
y. d., Crosby, Robert w. OTaughiin.
Ohio. Patsskala, Leonard s. AmoreA
Ohio, Bellevue. Howard r. Mcbride.
Ohio, Columbus, Albert b. Arthur.
Ohio, Cleveland. Charles W. Ellis.
0hio. Delaware, walter r. Farrar.
Ohio, BeIIefontaine. stanton VI. Hahn.
Ohio, Prairie Depot. Edison kinsey.
Ohio, Columbus, Howard E. shumwayi
Ohio, Marietta. William Turner.
Ohio, MarysviIIe, Eugene Drums.
Ohio. Toledo, Edward Lawrence Ken
Redy.
Ohio, Columbus, Edward n. Gale.
Ohio, Malta Vernon Roberts.
Ohio, Graftou, walter r. smith.
Ohio, Alliance, GHEoPe Barrie.
Ohio, Maria Stein, Charles Bertke.
Ohio, London, Floyd Dixon.
Ohio, Columbus, Prank FIelE.
Ohio, EIyria. Norman A. CarOtheFS.
OhIO, London. Elmer Carter.
Ohio, FIlnts Mills. James A. CoruB.
Ohio, Columbus, Charles +. Aiken.
Ohio, Newark. Raymond ID. A1lIsOn-
Ohio, Manchester, Charles W. Cox.
Ohio, Alliance. Frank II. HOadley.
Ohio, ChIlIIeothe, Calvin B. Morrison.
Ohio, BPadnOP, Carl L. SmItbsOn.
Ohio, Cleveland. william G. Campbell.
Ohio, LeonardskerE. Fred Barton.
Ohio, Cincinnati. Fred Arnold
Ohio. Grove City, Aaron r. Berry.
Ohio, Youngstown, George kaRbin.
Ohio, Payne, Valentine LakeR.
Ohio, LexlngtOn, Ernest r. Gem.
Ollie. BIaneheSteP, Harry walsh.
Ohio. Baena Vista. Amos w. Vest.
Ohio, 0kPOa, jim LareuS.
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KILLED IN ACTION.

BIEUTENANTs.
Aha 0peIIka, John VI. Powell.
HI, ChieREo, Thomas +. VI. Heneran.
III. st. Morris, william A. JOOs.
Iod.S Evansville, c. J. McGrcw.
Wis., Milwaukee, Hilbert Card Wall
Der.
SRRGEANTS.
Ark InEIas, Travis wItherS.
n. II Yonkers, James T. Doris. jr.
y. y, SayviIIe, Joseph r. Viewer.
n. T., New York, Willis Karen.
Pa Philadelphia, Earl Watson
Schaeh.'
: CORPORALS.
ul, La sale, William wrOna.
Wd-3 Baltimore, Russell J. Bayer.
y. h, Nashua, Frank H. Chase.
n. y. Brooklyn, Thomas r. NuIty.
n. y, New York, Michael II. O'Sulli-
Pa POttstown, william c. Quinter.
va sChase City, Herbert w. FoWIkes.
Wis., Amigo, Leland Anton TOilefson.
PRIVATES.
Ala wyIau, John Williams Owens. ,
Ala.s GOr5o. Marvin Clements.
Ark Harrisburg. Columbus c. Hill.
COnh., AnsoHia. Athos PaiIides.
Cons, New Haven, Salvatore VirEiIio.
G9.s SOium Duas LaHCy Zee NNEChAs
ga, sSopertOu, COIey VI. Davis.
III, ChicaEo. STANLEY y. BnGBis.
IL, Chicago, Francis L. Fairfax,
IN, Arfhur. Marion W. Sanders.
IH., Chicago, Constantine SealEftti.
III, ChEeaEO, Frank J. LuIay.
lad New Albany. Robert Emmett
Ind CoIfax, Ralph e. ROdOcker.
BrhxiI.
Iowa waukOH. Ralph ID. waters.
italy. Ssnto Nero. GABRIEL EippiIli.
Iswa, Ames. Frank C. Allen.
Nam Manhattan. George u. Giles.
KY. Geneva, Jesse Russell.
Me- Canton, wilder Z. Mar=ton.
Mass, New Bedford, Antoine Morris
Nina, BrOoten, Alfred Week.
Nina, Glendale, InRbret VI. johnson.
Nina, west Union, Henry II. kraem-
= ef
Minis, st. Cloud. Petrus II. LiIJedahI.
MIS&, Laurel, CIemmie walters.
Mo- SedaIIa. Herbert Hogan.
No.. Cameron. John A, White.
n. u Camden, GeOr&e DaViS.
y. j. TreBtoa, william A. Pennington.
y. II Trenton. Richard X. Kelly.
n. T.. LockPOrt, James ID. Carney.
\. r. Brooklyn, Frederick Joseph
Brenner.
Y. r, Brooklyn. Francis Joseph Carr.
n. T., New York, Herbert r. Eek
v. r.. New YORK, Samuel ID. GrOb-
: turk. --
+. T., Brooklyn. Patrick J. Kane.
\. 4. woOdkayen, FrnRcis L. Allyn.
y. ", YOnkers, Duncan O. Quincy.
X. u, Syracuse. John Richard Hunter.
\. Il, Arcade, John Mine Roche.
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OKLA, Aftus. George L. D9x.
Okla. WaGaer. John c. O'ErIen-
Okls. Oklahoma City, walter Lee
Stewart.
Okla. Billings. Arthur ZinmSrmah
Ore. SummerVIlIe, Charles CLARK.
Ore, Portland, JSAa ,. Pordea.
Ore, westfaII, Morton C. Sells.
Pa. KInEstOn, john BarsaVase.
Pa, Bellevue. Doyle u. BuEher.
Pa, Mason and Dixon, John Leslls
ArmstrOaE.
Pa, Grove City. Theodore $. Ball.
Pa, Warren, warren @. Bauer.
Pa, Verona. william Grove BeBaett.
Pa. Lancaster, Joseph Capp.
Pa, Philadelphia, CIarenee w. bat.
tersby.
Pa. Pittsburgh, George BIuka.
Pa, TraHord City. Fraak }. Boyer.
Pa, COrnopoIis, Coleman r. Conroy.
Pa, Sugar Notch, Martin Lee Conway.
Pa. stosey Greek mills, CIarenee K
HlnnershitE.
Pa. sIatIaGton. Robert C. YOuse.
Pa Philadelphia. Ashton Vernon
COatea.
Pa, Butler. PassuaIIne DestoFIs.
Pa. Reading. Edward ID. De Temple
Pa, Red Lion. Edward II. Druek.
Pa York. WIIbert Frey.
Pa, PhIIadeIphia, Raymond JaeObson
Pa, Philadelphia. Ike NOvaeS.
Pa, Philadelphia. James Saltwater.
Pa, wilIiansDOTt, Paul n. sehwsJkIe
Pa, S1nbaPy, James b. stein.
Pa. Perkasie, Erwin 3. stout.
Pa, PittsburEh, william w. WfIlian-
-. z..,.
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Pa, BrookIIIIe, Cad c. HauEh.
Pa. LeeehburE. Walter W. Held.
Va, Atkins, Monroe c. Hodge.
DIED OF DISEASE
CAPTAIN.
Cal. Los Angeles. william II. Flood
Wis, Ashland, Nellie NJ. DinSIey.
CORPORAL.
Tex, Miami, Henry r. WOrthinEtOn.
PRIVATES.
Ala, DOthan, Chester n. Barnes.
Conn, New Haven, Joseph KiIOran.
Fla. Calhoun, Frank PaInes.
La. New Orleans. Louis EmIlIcn.
La. Candy, Oscar Gilbert.
Nd, MitchellviIle, Isnac Parker.
Mich. ROmulus, william SIOSs.
Mont, Thompson Falls. Henry Hell
man.
n. ", Rochester, bernard HeinsIer.
n. n, New York, Charles f. COnStan'
tine.
n. u. GIoversviIIe. Charles n. Wal
rath.
n. ", silver Creek, Henry =. Titus.
Ohio, Cleveland, Philip L. Miller.
Okla, StiIINveII. Frank Coon
OKLA. Randolph, John A. Butler.
Va, Portsmouth. Claude II. James.
Va, RhOadesviIIe, Charlie r.. Clark.
Va, HunSIIIe, John c. Conner.
DIED FROM ACCIDENT AND
OTHER CAUSES.
COOK.
Ohio, Cleveland, Walter Gajek.
PRIVATES.
Cal. Eureka. John Juryevich.
Conn, WethersflcId, Charles l.. Post.
Ind, EIIyToOd. Addison ~. Brobst.
KY CanpbeIIsburE, william Robins.
Mich, BOyne City, Ralph Ernest
Mo-, Kansas City, william Emmett
Garry.
n. u, Brooklyn, Rocco GrimenI.
SEVERELY WOUNDED.
CAPTAINS.
Ala. Alexander City. Herman w.
Iowa, Red Oak. Charles J. Casey.
Mass., West Newton, John Gardiner
Dr1nkwater.
Mich, Jackson. David ID. Phillips.
n. ", Albion, Orleans CO., Jay ID. b.
Latin.
LTEUTENANTs.
Ala, $. birmingham. Alan VI. smith.
Mass. Worcester, Robert W. Love.
Neb., Nelson, Basil q. Webrman.
y. ". New York. Donald Sage Mnckay.
Okla, Lamont. vernon w. Atkins.
Pa, Warren, Erick SiEfred MunsOn.
Utah, salt Lake City, Hugh c. Lewis.
BIN. SERGEANT MAJOR
Pa, Scranton, David samuel Keast.
sERGEANTs.
Ala, McF'aII, Leon ID. Weiss.
Cal, San Jose. William {. Bartlett.
Conn, South Manchester, LucIOus II.
Smith.
Conn.,. south Manchester, George NJ.
Thompson.
Ga, Carlo, Cecil c. Cannon.
H., Chicago. John ". Breakcy.
w., Woodstock. Henry Schmitt.
Ill.,. Chicago, Arthur Zohn.
Ind. Anderson. Joseph n. Ward.
Iowa, Cedar Fails, Bert &. Court.
Iowa, ViIIisca. Harry L. BrOckmcir.
Iowa, Des NolneS. Albert b. DressleF.
Iowa, Charles City, Leslie II. Rice.
Iowa, FoRtaneIIc. Glen 4. Ewing.
Iowa, Red Oak. Donald v. Ferguson.
NY. Curve, William l.. Nouns
d aSS.. Ipswich. Dana y. TrinbIe.
Mass, Boston, William J. Doyle.
Mich Lupton, William CyrIDus Put
nam.
MINI, SpoORer, Charles johnston.
n. ", New York, Edward II. Human,
tr.
n. u, New York, Thomas Fowler
Campbell.
n. ", New York, Marc BucbbInder.
n. T., Brooklyn. August FehIbehr.
n. u, JohnStOVSn, John b. COnIry.
n. C., Len0ir, George T.. Craig.
Ohio, Columbus, Clinton NJ AFTER.
Ohio, BellefontnIne. Marion Denncy.
Ohio, Akron. Frank Erotsky.
Ohio, Cleveland. James }. ScuIIion.
Ohio, Kingston, Nelson McQuIIIen.
Okla, Muskogee, Earnest Atha.
Pa. Pittsburgh, Roy L. MeGrew.
Pa, Verona. Hugh Abercrombie.
Pa, Bellevue, William ID. Ball.
Pa, WIIIIamspOrt William Leslie.
Pa. Kane, Ernest Peterson.
Pa, Pittsburgh. Hugh Baxter.
Pa. PhIladeIphin, Walter J, Leftch.
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This space contributed to
the Winning of the War by
Swift & Company. Wash
ington Local Branch, 1914
Center Market. D. T. Dut-
row, Manager.
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Swift & Company's sales Of fresh beef n
Washington. d. C. for the week endinI
Saturday. September IS, 1918. averages
32.42 cents per pound-Advt.
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$. G., Norway, Nathaa {. SalIcy.
8. D., Parker. Russell 5. Bailey.
Tenn, JanestOWn, Manson Beatty.
Wis. GreenIeaf, Emmett George
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-05-10
COMMITTEE TO WELCOME
AND ENTERTAIN HOBS0N

A committee composed OF the fol-
lowing citizens have been appointed
to entertain Capt. Richmond Pearson
Hobson on the occasion OF his visit
here on Sunday, May l2; c. II. Dem
array. mayor; Frank c. Bramwell.
president OF the Chamber Of Com
merce; o. s. Blanchard, president OF
Josephine county chapter OF Red
Cross; Fred A. Williams, chairman
Of council OF defense. and Comrade
A. Bartlett. OF the G.. A. r. Captain
Hobson will be taken on an auto trip
up the valley and shown various
points OF interest On Sunday morn
ing this committee will escort Capt.
Hobson from his hotel to Bethany
Presbyterian church, where he will
speak at II o'clock.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-05-10
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\ ANOTHER BULLION ROB- !
\ Berry AT HOLLAND !

y Holland had It's second "bul- 4
\ lion" robbery Thursday night \
y when some unknown party en- !
\ tered the smoke house Of JEFF =
\ Winner, who resides near that =
\ place, and stole 200 pounds OF !
y hams and bacon. With meat as =
\ high as 1t is, Mr.. Winner says =
y that his loss is greater than =
\ that Of r. Boswell and son, =
\ who, week ago were held up :
' and robbed of $4,000 worth of \
y gold bullion about three miles =
y from the Winner home. The \
y thieves in this case, however, \
\ showed sense of justice by \
\ leaving just half Of the 400 !
' pounds which we're In the house
y at the time. Mr.. Winner has not
\ offered reward OF 81, 800 for
y the arrest Of the criminals, but
\ swears vengence II he ever gets
\ his hands on them.
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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-05-10

Ing her sister. Mrs. Joe Cham bcrlain,
A dance win be given at tho Ta-
kllma hall on Saturday night for the
benefit OF the Rcd Cross and Y. NJ.
G. A. It's planned to give these
dances regularly by the defense com
mIttee for tho purpose named and II
Is to be hoped the dances win be
well patronired by our patriotic
young people.
Alvin Morey. who had his foot
severely cut. is getting along we'll.
Miss Parker viii complete the
term OF school Of Mrs. Grace zieg-
Ter, who has employment at Port.
land.
Mrs. Bacon visited our schools
during the last few days.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-05-10
KERRY

A cold wind has been blowing for
a day or so and the ground Is dry
Ing rapidly, Everybody crying for
rain. Unless rain comes pretty soon
a large portion OF recently sown
grain will prove q failure.
Billy Neil visited Kerby on Mon
day. looking after business inter
ests here.
Uncle Billy Won Ramon made q
trip OF few days to the hills with
Jake Winter the fore part OF the
week.
DR.. Dixon made trip on Monday
to Grants Pass.
Mrs. Willis visited Grants Pass on
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Woodcock visited
Grants Pass on Monday and on their
return moved to the sawmill for
the summer. They received word
this week that their laughter. Miss
Ethel. who has been teaching dur
Ing the winter at Raymond. wash.
was married on Friday. May 3. TO u
man from Alaska by the name OF
Charles Duffy. Miss Woodcock be-
came acquainted with Mr.. Duffy In
Alaska last summer while visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Lewis at Thane.
Her many friends here wish her a
long and happy life. Miss Woodcock
was a favorlte among the young peo-
pie here.
On Sunday evening at the VI. u.
church will be held service. dedl-
eating the Service Flag" to the
memory OF the boys who are now In
the U. s. service from Illinois valley.
Appropriate exercises will be held
and an address will be made by Rev.
Morris. A flag drill" will be given
by pupils OF the primary grades un-
der the supervision OF Miss Geneva
Robinson.
Arrangements. have been complet-
ed for a class sermon In behalf Of
the grade graduating, on Sunday
evening. May 10. at the NJ. r. church.
Rev. r. c. Richards, OF the william
cite university. will preach the SER
mon on that occasion. The class
graduation exercises will be held on
Friday evening, May "a. when AS
sIstant State superintendent e. r.
Carleton will give the class address.
All are invited to attend these exer-
clses in connection with the closing
Of the school year.
Mr.. Sterling has been spending a
few days In from his mining claim.
The young truck drivers accuse
Mr.. Friday Of becoming an expert at
running the truck one handed.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-05-10
ILLINOIS VALLEY

The death OF Fred Slagle occur
red in Humboldt county, CAL, a few
days ago, where Mr.. Slagle had gone
for the benefit Of his health. He was
born near Waldo and was about 30
years old. lie leaves to mourn his
loss a mother, Mrs. Celia Slagle, a
brother, Charles Slagle, OF Califor-
MIA, and four sisters, Mrs. Lee Cur
rier and Mrs. Lulu Ritter OF Grants
Pass, Mrs. Annie Winters of Seat
tie and Miss Ruby Slagle, Of Kerby
Miss Bessie Hanseth closed term
of school at the Payne district OF
Friday.
Ore is now being shipped from thu
Cowboy mine, which Is under leas
to Mr.. Fife. The Little Copper mine
which is being operated by Mr.. Tuck
er, is also shipping ore.
Mrs. Kinsey, OF Nebraska, Is visit
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-05-10
APPLICABLE

Mr.. and Mrs. las Robinson and
daughter OF Medford were recent
visitors at the Walters home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Benedict we're
Grants Pass visitors Wednesday.
Clyde McMerty and his sister, Miss
Kate McMerty are spending the week
at their mine on the Applegate.
Mrs. VIM. Jordan. Of Thompson.
creek went to Wolf Creek last Fri
day for few weeks visit with her
sister.
Born at Portland. Ore. May 30.
to Mr.. and Mrs. willard Topping. a
daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Morgan. OF
Roseburg. visited Mrs. Morgan's un-
Gle. Tom HerrIott. Friday OF last
week
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-05-10
GRANTS PASS BOY GETS
FIELD ARTILLERY COMMISSION

Garry v. McCracken, son OF Mr.,
and Mrs. W. R. Mccracken. OF this
city. has been placed on the list OF
eligibles for a commission In the
field artillery. He recently complet'
ed his training course at Camp Kear-
ney. Cal. and was recommended for
a second lieutenancy. He will be
called into service when needed.
Andrew stumpf, Of Medford. was
also commissioned second lieuten-
ant In the infantry. Edwin NJ. Mey-
er. OF Portland. field artillery. was
the only other Oregon man commits
stoned.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-05-10
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= Wash uniform sized potatoes.
= Bake them in a hot oven until .
= soft-about as minutes. Break
= the skins slightly to let the :
= steam escape. Serve at once. :
= When the Family Is Late :
= To keep potatoes flaky. when :
= they have to stand. pierce them I
= full of holes with fork or I
= crush them a little in. towel I
= and pierce small hole in the I
= end Of each. Put them where :
= they will keep warm. I
y Nothing is better than big I
= baked potatoes. Cook some to-
= day. 1
= Write the United States De- I
, partment Of Agriculture for I
= new potato recipes.
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