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TVK8DAY. FKIiUfARY IK, IP18.
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Wedding
Rings
Two "Rings" if you
are lonely.
Letcher & Son
JEWELERS
FERSSNflL B LOCAL
Frit Krauss came In from Selma I Young Women's Club
1250 ACRES CHANGES
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today tor a short stay,
Mr! and Mrs. Ed. Dallejr, of Selma,
are In the city today.
Mrs. Harvey Faubion and two chil
dren went to Roseburg this morning
to visit relatives.
Daggett & Ramdalls" cold cream.
Sabin hs it. 94
Charles MorrtsoYi and family re
turned todav from Selma, .where
they spent the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Merrill return
ed this morning from Klamath Falls,
where they have been for the past
two months.
R. w. Kltterman. of Kerby, ar
rived this morning from Camp
Lewis, where he was discharged
from the 62nd Infty. He was sta
tioned for a time at Camp Lee, Va
Mr. and Mrs. R. G. BullacK, of
Ooldendale, Wash., who are on their
way home from southern California,
stopped off here to visit Mrs. J. H.
Bratton, an old school friends, left
tor their home this morning.
J. C. Gilbert, of Medford. is In the
city for a few days., Mr. - Gilbert
conducted a bakery business here
some years ago, but tor the past five
or six Tears has been located at
Wolf Creek, Ore.. Feb. 18. (Spe- Mfidfopd . eek h. ,,,, hI.
clal.) Rev, W. G. Smith nas som Medford bu-Jnesa.
hi Wolf Creek holdings, about Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Smith and Miss
1.25Q acres, to a. ucu. nw.. " Bertrand. rrandDarents and sister
Tacoma, a hydraulic engineer of S5 of Q E Bertrand of this city, left
years experience, who decided upon tng mornIng for tne-r nome at Su.
the investment alter a most tnor- m Wash. Thev stonoed off here
. -i 1 ' -
ough investigation wnicn connaraa on thelr way nome from jg Angeles,
him of the great possibilities nere
for fruits, nuts and general agrl-
I r- -. . b i ... n
m. 1 f ii ,d I ranivua yiimsj ajaii-3.
Because of the fact that Mr. T , l7Tn J
nawaa n .01u . ' j rounded by pleasant Irish fields and
on over iuu iruu area, in tut. gorgeous hawthorne hedges. The huge
as an expert nyaraunc engineer, u sQaare tower stands as firm and true
opinion Is well founded. He shares now as In the days when old Cormac
Mr. Smith's conription that In this McCarthy ruled over the land of Mun
delightful little valley there are the ster. The old chieftain built his cas
most tavorable and the fewest uh- He to withstand English guns and Eng
favorable condiUons native of all Usn diplomacy and Blarney castle. baa
this wonderful coast country and he "It the trust
contemplates the highest develop-
mor.t anoortllv laW rnnriitions Pleasant OIO. Age.
warrant. Mr. Hawks has listed most -.
. , . , I soul having . served Its time, so to
or me iracis lor Bam m m Titiu.ij . . . . , ,, .,. n(i
and expects soon to have new people! httlo- -no and ,n
opon them; has taken over the Wolf qioq. ahould Bve In Its own
Creek hotel ana win sees to mane thoughts and, as the expression goes.
It attractive to Pacifio highway should dwell apart. Indeed, if It has
travelers as well as the railroad pa- In store any of what may call the
trons. and mav take over the store food of study and philosophy, nothing
or open another. He Is favorable to " Pleasanter than an old age of
The Young Women's club will
meet tonight at 7:30 at the court
house. This Is the first meeting since
the flu ban and It la desired that
everyone be present
MtMitenant Hauler to Siberia-
First Lieutenant Vernon Basler
was a passenger, on this morning's
southbound train en route tor San
Francisco to embark tor Siberia with
nearly a hundred officers and men ot
the 75th Infty., ISth Division. Lieu
tenant Basler states that his father
and sister are still In the service
and at Bremerton. His brother.
Loren, Is now at Willamette uni
versity.
Electric Work
Phone SO Medford.
Store.
Panls Electric
68tt
Sneak Thieve Operating
Petty thieving la being carried on
to some .extent, and the taking of
articles from automobiles Is causing
annoyance. A few nights ago H. W
Webber lost a robe from his ma
chine and last night a wind shield
wiper was taken from the Voornies
machine while standing on the
street
Joins Star in Washington
The Washington (D. C.) Herald
in a recent tssutf, prints the follow
ing: "Two hundred members of the
Esther Chapter, Eastern Star, wit
nessed the Initiation last night of
three candidates, Mrs. Vina Elliott
Opdyke, Mrs. C. C. White anV Miss
Mildred .Glore, wun the" complete
Masonic ceremonial ri'es.
Phone 28
Calls Howell's
609 Vs G street.
cleaning
shop,
96
TAFT SPEAKS IRE
Former President William How
ard Taft addressed a big crowd ot
people from train No. OS this after
noon, In this city. Only short notice
was given that Mr. Tatt would ad'
dross the people here, therefore
many were not apprised of the tact
until too late to be present.
Mr. Tatt talked. tor about IS min
utes, giving a brief outline of the
aima ot the proposed league of na
tions and naming some of the more
salient features of the covenant
drawn up and read at the peace con
ference by President Wilson. He
stated that It was. not a matter ot
politics and urged every one to sup
port the league, the main object ot
which la to do away- with future
wars. He was repeatedly cheered
and his speech was well received.
It was through the efforts of Dr.
W. H. Flanagan of this city that Mr.
Taft was persuaded to make a short
speech here, and in a few well
chosen words the doctor Introduced
the former president, who spoke
from the band stand In Railroad
park.
Mr. Taft will visit the. principal
cities of California before returning
east
Nice Warm Underwear
To luwp out March anil April cold winds
MRS. E. REHKOPF
lU'TTH STRIKERS ARE.
OOIXQ RACK TO WORK
Butte, Mont., Feb. 18. Butte's
strike of miners, which began Feb
ruary 7, has ended.
Unofficially It ended yesterday
morning, when several thousand
miners, who had remained away
from work for nine days, presented
themselves at the mines and asked
for their old lobs. .
'WILD WEST" DIVISION
WILL BOON SAIL TOR HOME
cooperative and profit-sharing meth
ods and will see that all who become
members of the new community have
all the advantages in securing sup
plies and marketing products which
the most patriotic and up-to-date
communities enjoy.
leisure. Exchange.
Quality That Counts.
It Is no great matter to associate
with the good and gentle-; for this Is
naturally pleasing to all, and every
one willing eojoyeth peace, and lor
eth those best that agree with him.
With electric light and power and But to be able to live peaceably with
the favorable transportation faclU- hard and perverse persons, or with
ties, and methods of preserving all the disorderly, or with such as go
products which cannot be marketed contrary to us. Is a great grace, and
to advantage In the fresh state there 8 m08t commendable and manly tjilng.
Is every reason to believe that Wolf ThmM Kempis.
Creek will become one of the most
prosperous communities of the coun
ty.
Mr. Smith is to remain as super
intendent and Is promised all the
Foul Play.
Lady (who has given a tramp a
plate of scraps) : "You must feel the
humiliation of begging for food.'
Tmn "Tf nnf that ai mnph mum.
help he needs, and R. A. Macnab and Wnat hortg me , tnat Tm deprlTing
ramiiy are aireaay on me gTouno, tne porP nnercent fowls of a feed.'
saving come direct rrom tne Kansas
experiment station.
Mr. and Mrs. Hawks will occupy!
the Plnkerton house for the present.
Auto Tourists In the City
. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Casler and
son. R. M. Casler, and wife, are in
the city today, guests at the Oxford.
The party left Demmlng. N. M., Feb--
ruary 2, tor Portland, stopping over
two days in Los Angeles, and but gl()n
tor the heavy roaas irora neaaing
to Dunsmulr would have made the
entire Journey to Grants Pass In
their car. . They, encountered many
Salem, Ore.. Feb. 18. The 91st,
or "Wild West division." has been
designated for return with the latest
date for embarkation set as March 1,
according to word conveyed la a let
tej to Governor WIthyrombs Just re
ceived from MaJ. -General William II.
Johnston, in command of the dlvl
Paymaster for the Party.
As an Inducement to Cedl, aged four.
antos on the Slsklyous almost burled.0 t,'nd Sund" c.ho0' 'or t
iuu;, u u Bnuweu io carry me pen
nlcs to be put Into the collection en
velope. . When the class monitor cams
around the teacher and the rest of the
94 class, were very much amused to bear
her say In her most dignified tones.
-uere, gins, I will pay the fares."
In the snow.
Moore's Rye Bread-
It Is tine.
The Wardrobe
Cleaners
We have equipment to. give you
first-class cleaning and pressing
This Is si picture of our pressing niaclUne
We Call For and Deliver
The. Ones Over.
Life Is a book. Read It carefully,
for you can only read It once. Boston
Transcript. ,
Feb. !(, 27, it. Wednesday, Toure
. day, Friday Stats examinations
.at the, courthouse.'
Mar,, 1,. Saturday Meeting of Po
mona Grange with Rogue River
Valley Grange.' .
NOTICE
Local Board Closes '
James Martin, who has been In
charge of the local board office since
the departure ot Representative C.
A. Sldler for the legislature, states
that the work here Is finished and
the records are ready to be forward
ed to Portland. As a grand finale,
the war department sent a question
naire to the bead . of each local
board. This contained 24 questions,
some of which required several
hours to answer. Red tape Is as
hard to untangle as barbed wire, but
thn wnrlr nf ttiA Inral hnnrfl flnnnr-
ently, Is finished.
Best Material for Splints.
Galvanized wire netting Is claimed
to be much superior to wood ss a ma
terial for surgical splints. It Is
strong, light In weight non-absorbent
and easily sterilised, and, unlike wood
and plaster, gives free ventilation. The
new splints are woven from wire so
tempered that It can easily be pressed
Into shape to 'be bound closely upon
the Injured limb.
Notice Is hereby given that from
this data . will not bs responsible
for any debts contracted by any per
son without a written. order from
me. H. B. CALHOUN.
February 12, 1919. " 94
If you have anything to sell trj
a classified ad.
Envelopes attbs Courier Office.
Ringworm
Scalp Sores
If want sjxtadr help try tbt D. D. B. Pn.
scrlptloa. So ur to ?. aot trour'ar
near. Itwutws Into tha scalp and lha nllof
is inrtsnt Ijl It tod? oa otu garaU.
HD.iED.ini
I Hie LiauidWaslt
H, Clemens, Druggist
AMERICAN" SAILORS' TAKK
TURKISH "HAREMS" I
New York, Feb. 1 8. Eighteen of
the 56 members of the crew of the
United States gunboat Scorpion, in-1
terned at Constantinople from April
It, 1917, until last November, mar
ried Turkish women and have been
left behind there.
JOY -THEATRE
Salad Jell
Lime Jiffy-Jell is fla
vored with lime-fruit es
sence in a vial It makes
a tart, green salad jell.
Jiffy-Tell desserts are
flavored with fruit-juice
essences, highly con
densed, sealed in glass.
Each dessert tastes like
a fresh-fruit dainty and
it is.
You will change from
old-style gelatine dainties
when you once try Jiffy
Jell. Millions have
changed already.
Order from youf grocer
now
10 Flaeon, at Yam Cfo ear's
TONIGHT .
PAULINE
FREDRICK
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"The Eternal City"
Hall Calnls greatest novel. Millions saw the pic
ture when it was first released few years ago.
"The Eternal City" la back, re-edited, re-entitled,
better than ever.
E
' AT TUB MOVIK8 '"
. t t t t 1 1
Jplia l)axruiore at the Joy
John Barry more, who will be re
membered tor his work In "Ths Mau ,
From Mexico," "Are You a Mason,"
and more recently "lUttlos," will bs
the star at the Joy Theater Wednes
day and Thursday In "On the Quiet."
You wouldn't believe 1 slap-stick
comedy was In John Darrymore's
line, but he can fall Into a bathtub
and sleep In ash cans with all the
slap-tick knowledge ot a Charlie
Chaplin or a Mack Bennett star. "On
the Quiet" Is not a slap-stick come
dy, but there are bits of this comedy
brand brought to light and in all
Justice to Jack, these bits are em
phasized and registered with artis
try. With the few exceptions of slap
stick, the screen version of, Augustus
Thomas' stage success In which Wil
lie Collier starred, is stralght-from-
the-ehoulder comedy-drama ot the
cleanest and most enjoyable type.
John Barrymore, the start, is a
positive riot; be has an Inimitable
style all his own that makes every
mpve funny. Director Whitney was
on his Job every minute, the sup
porting cast Is exceptionally good;
the result Is one of the very best
comedies of recent date.
XKW TOUAY
WILL TRAOE Land slightly Im
.proved In Baker county for hotin
and lot tn Grants' Pass. Phone ,
375-R. Write 317 E street, Grants
Pass, Ore. 9:
FOR RENT Furnished house. In
quire Red Front barn or 802 M
street,' Mrs. Peter Gravlln. G
TOMORROW A?y THURSDAY
JOHN BARRYMORE
in
"On The Quiet-
A poltive riot of fun A sure cure for the' blues,
A Bray Pictrognipli
VULCANIZING Unllmltod Kuaran-T
tee. If you are not satisfied, your
money returned. Auto Service
Co., phone 324-J., opposite Oxford
hotel. - - 19
ANGEL CAKES T5c.
Phone ,190-J.
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YOUR KIDNEYS
There's no use suffering from ths '
awful agony of lame back. Don't wait :
till it "passes off." It only comes back,
liml tlio cause and stop it Diseased
conditions of kidneys are usually lndl- ,
catcd by stiff lame backs and other
wrenching pains, which are nature's sis
Hals for nelpl , "
Here's the remedy. When yoti feel
the first twlng.s ot pain or expert
ence any of these symptoms, get busy
nt once. Op to your druK(It and get
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- , nun vruif quiLK reueK.
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have been helping the sick, Why not
fi'Xv thSm ' P01? rywhere by re-
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Three, sixes, Money back If thev d
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