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TAGS TWO GRANTS PASS DAILY COUUER 1'KIIMY, JI NK 111, 1010 I ERANTS PUSS DAO COURIER PfiblUhad Daily Except Sunday A. D. VOORHIE3, Pub. and Propr. Bmterd At poatoffloa, Grantt Paa. Or.. M Moond olaaa mall matter. ADVERTISING RATES lnh ISC . K -' I r A- Uocal-paraonal column, pr llne..ioc Ktwdera, per una ... WEEKLY COURIER By mall, per year 2.00 VEMBER OP ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Pret it exfluaHrely ii.w4 n ka n a a fnr MnubUcatlOQ of all nswa dispatches credited to It ! or all otnerwise creaueu t paper and also tn tocai now. Usnad herein. AD rights of republication of spe cial dlapatchea herein are also rftaerrea. DAILY COURIER By mall or carrier, per year 16.00 By mall or carrier, per month .60 . FRIDAY, JVXB 13, 1919 OREGON WEATHER f Showers; gentle south to west winds. OFFICERWARNSAGAINST Portland, June 13. Anticipating Tien returns from peddling buttons, posters and other souvenirs during the rose festival, at let&t 200 men In uniform descended upon the city and were doing a land office business according to Lieutenant Robert V. Laughlin, local field representative lor the secretary of war. i "This is simply .misuse and abuse of the uniform for the purpose of disposing of cheap a)id shaddy arti cles," he declared. 'These men don't give change and their whole system is a grafting actfeme on the part of civilians. They are not sell ing the articles they are selling the service chevron, the empty sleeve end the honor of the fellows left in Flanders fields.' The Lieutenant claims that he has beard of instances where foftner sol diers in uniform in the last few days left good-paying positions to sell vic tory and welcoming buttons, posters and automobile stickers in the busi ness district. "From panhandling of this sort they can make at least $25 per day," he stated. "The other night at the Add Club banquet I saw them clean np $125 in a few minutes. No change was given when purchases were made. "Discharged soldiers don't have to do this sort of a; thing for a liv ing. They don't- need that kind f sympathy and any temporary as sistance can be given them by the Red Cross. When you buy you are patronizing the greatest faking in strumentality ever put in t'ie hands of the country." Experience in other cities naS shown that a large percentage of the men taken In custody have never been in the service. TABLE NEWS Tomatoes Cucumbers Cabbage Apricots Cantaloupes KINNEY & TRUAX GROCERY Quality First The Little End of the Horn D COMING EVENTS June 25-28, Wednesday-Saturday Teachers examinations. Tou can't cover blackheads, pimples, red spots on the face with powder; they're bound to be seen don't worry or spoil your temper, take Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea each week 'twill banish them thru the blood, the only sure way. 35c Sahin's Drug Store. Adv. SAM NEAS Horse Shoeing and General Klncksmlthing Wood repairing on all kinds of Vehicles lime one of the best of borse !ioers that -ho country af fords. , 315 South 6th St. FERRYDALE MEDFORI) SAXITARIOI Many, many women go through life suffering from diseases peculiar to their sex, when it is possible to have relief by the proper carr"and attention. It Is only In Institutions equipped especially for the intrud ing of such diseases, where relief can be secured. ;At your very door you have the Medford Sanitarium which is thus equipped. J8tf Letter heads that will please you at the Courier. SOCIAL secretaries have long wanted a emart, handy and inconspicuous C0R0H The Personal Writing Machine weighs but SI POUNDS see onej mm DRUG STORE In WHITE mm :: .'w 1 STto n PI Atm. ran Cr.uidma Griffin vt drums l'asa has been visiting the past week at the home of her sons, G. II. and M. L. Griffin. Dudley Bar. son of .Mrs. I.efeld, left for Portland Friday. The people of Ferrydale enjoyed the children day program given by the Sunday school. Mr. and Mrs. Freed and baby of Portland and Miss 'Maggie Kverton and Jess Kverton of Grants Pass were visiting at G. II. Griffin's Fri day. Elcion McCaliister of Kerbyville was visiting his father, George Mc Caliister, Wednesday and Thurs day. Dr. R, J. Bestul was at G. II. Griffin's Friday. Mrs. ('has. Dora ami Queen Every were visiting Mr. and Mrs. Lester Briuss Sunday. Will Frankuin was at Merlin on Tuesday evening, doing boiiio trad ing. Grandma Griffin spent Tuesday with Grandma Robertson and the Wednesday after she and Mrs. M. L. Griffin spent the afternoon' with Mrs. A. C. Ford. Mr. Cardwell was at A. J. Hus seys Tuesday on business Chas. Grey was at Chas. Davis' the first of the week. Eugene Xeelyjs ill with measles. springs up. "Faro" Telford, a ren egade irnntblnr, whom Jeun had be friended, is the cause, lie has In formed his friends that Jean baa dis covered a gold mine. A gang of mining crooks try to steal ths mine. They ihtsuuMo his wife to leave him. She runs away with one of (he mem bers of the ping. Jean is heart broken but dooldes to leave tho vil lage to devote alt his energy to dis covering the man who wronged his I sister. Just as he Is about to leave the' village a girl who 1a In the employ of Cregan. the leader of the gang of crooks, and who Is In lovo with .Tomu, Inform him that she knows the man who harmed his sister. She tells him that It Is Cregnn, the same man who has ruined her life. Even tually cregnn and Joan meet. Just as Jean is about to crush his life out a Higher Power Intervenes and Cregnn Is punished in Gods way. Jean's wife returns to him and convinces him that she hn not real ly done anything wrong. He forgives her and sunshine again enters his life. Lingerie Clasps in Gold, SilVcr and something new in Enamel BARNES, The Jeweler 8. P. Time lnector Next door First National Itank Printing that pleases--W n It' Courier Job Department. Our rlnssltted ad bring results D. S. BUTTON TIRES Fabric and Cords All Sizes C. L. HOBART CO. : AT THE MOVIES XIE OF THK YIKOX I, KEEP YO'JR SHOES HEAT . '.'lts.'i iJ. - ,fl I'm THEF.f.DALLCV p I'M Mitchell Lewis, who will be re membered for his excellent work in "The Barrier" and several other ' strong mountain pictures, will ap-' peair in his first Seleet Picture,! "Code of the Yukon," at the Joy Theater , on Friday and Saturday. This picture Is the story of Jean Du bois, a Fren;-h Canadian prospector who has discovered a gold mine. Jean Is quietly storing away what dust he' is ,ble to wash out each day in the hope that he will soon have enough to leave the north woods on a long journey He is anxious to start on the hunt for the man who wronged his sister. This Is his main object in life. Suddenly his calm is broken. A horde of gold seekers come to his ' part of the la,nd. 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