Tl K8UAV. AI'Ol'HT S. IUIP.
PAGB TOVR
GRANTS PASS DAILY COl'KIKR
RETROSPECTION
There 1 little difference in the message we have tor you each day.
and yet we want tolmpress you with the fact that money Is the hub
around which the world move. Uvea, and has its being.
Opportunity never comes to the careless man, advancement never
comes to the lasy ones. Arouse yourself, put ginger into your work
end the habit of Saving will come naturally to you.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF SOUTHERN OREGON
BBMKMllEn,B
FEDERAL BESEIIVlSy
BstS YS TEM W
I PER52N4L 25 LOCAL
What
Kind of
Music
Do You
Like?
When you're tired with the
day's work, there is nothing ao
restful as music. What ever
your taste in music, the Edison
can supply just what appeals
to you most. Lively dance
music, the popular, songs of the
day, old favorite sons?, fine
band selections, tieautiful .vio
lin selections, sacred music,
and comic songs and recitatw
ons.
No need to change, nothing
to do but Blip on a' record, turn
a crank and sit down and en
Joy the music you like best.
All played loud and clear en
ough for you to understand
every word, and with a' per-'
fection of tone which is found
in the Edison alone.
Machines from $41 up
Easy terms if desired
Stanton Rowell
Music and Photo Hons
S07 009 G St.
GRAND JURY MEETS
TUESDAY. SEPT. 2
The following grand jury will
convene Tuesday, September 2, at 10
o'clock a. m,
T. 3. Elliott. A. C. Lichens, Alonio
Jones. J. T. Hartley, Joseph tetx
ner and J. P. Murtin.
The petit Jury for the September
term Is as follows:
H. M. Garner. Kerby.- Harley
Keyte. Galice: M. Williams. Merlin:
i Walter Falra, Murphy; Edwin tstes.
Grants Puss; Ed. Baerlocher. Grants
I Pass: J. M. Farmer. Berlin: Mel
bourne Dunn, Grants Pass; v . J.
Dengler. Grants Pass: E. M. Light.
Leland: Frank Leet, Grants Pass;
J. U Green, Grants Pass; Geo. T.
Klphart, Grants Pass, Rudolph Han
enkrat. Provolt; O. H. Fields.- Pro
volt: Chas. F. Oorber, Grants Pass;
Dave Vineyard, Williams; H. L. Ca-
j hill,- Hugo: ' Andrew Gigler. Grants
Pass; A. F. Knox, Grants Pass; R. S.
Crockett, Hugo: Wm. Machin, Ker
by; W. S. McFarland, Waldo; J. H.
Ahlf, Grants Pass;; Jesse Mash.
Grants Pass; E. E. Allen, Williams;
Ernest Longhrldge, Grants Pass:
Ed. Dalley. Kerby; August Lorenz,
Grants Pass; W. C. Fixley, Williams;
C. X. Gilman, Grants Pass.
Drunken Improving
Station Agent Isham received - a
message today from A. .Brunken. who
was Injured a few days ago when his
motorcycle collided with an automo
bile, stating that he is making satis
factory Improvement. He will be
in the Southern Pacific hospital at
San Francisco for another month or
Bus For School CliUdrt'
W. A. Sharp has purchased the old
Oxford auto bus and will use It to
bring pupils from the country into
town to school. It will also be at
the disposal of the farmers along the
lower river road.
Wreck Xear Ieland
tast night's passenger trains Nos.
54 altd B were delayed by a freight
wreck about two miles this side of
Leland. where a box car was off the
track. No. 16 was held here about
40 minutes.
Miss NVllle Johnson went to Wood
burn this morning.
Mrs. Anne Pearson and sod went
to Merlin today to visit relatives.
Fruit Jars at Cramer Bros. 1
Mrs: Allshler of Sulem, who has
been visiting the J. K. uManuel fam
ily, left today for her home.
Mrs. C. L. Blgolow aud little grand
daughter of Williams went to Hilt
today.
"Pyorrhoclde." Sabln has It.
Mrs. A. W. Wise of Portland. lor
melr of Grants Pass,' arrived this
morning to visit friends.
Mrs. J. M. Finch returned this
morning from Rock Point where she
has been visiting.
Wlllard storage battery .service
station. SI 4 North Sixth St. 17tf
Mrs. J. Clarke of Yreka arrived to-
Iday to visit her sister. Mrs. S. E. Kas-
dorff.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Hlllls of Rogue
River are In town today. Jlr. Hlllls
will leave tor Portland tonight.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Burke are
spending the week camping at Cres
cent City.
Mrs. M. E. Beverley, who spent
the past two months at Bray, has
returned to her home here.
Try our week-day dinners and
suppers, at 40 cents. Palace dining
room. 68
Mrs. U L. Jennings and grandson
of Sacramento, who have been vlslt-
inc the T. Y. Denn family, left this
morning for their home.
Miss Wllma Mi'Farlnnd left this
morning for Modesto. Calif., where
she will teach domestic science In the
high school.
(Ruby Clark, who spent the sum
mer with friends and relatives on
Deer Creek.' left last night for her
home in (Portland.
Wlllard storage battery service
station. Si 4 North Sixth St. 17tf
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Spencer, of
McCloud, Calif., who have been vis
iting Mrs. Spencer's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. George Baldwin at Holland, left
this morning for their home.
Mr.- and Mrs. W. R. AlcCracken.
Miss Genevieve. Claud, and Miss
Edna Pope, who have spent the past
week visiting od friends here, left
this morning by automobile for
their home In Portland.
Mrs. A. Wilson and daughter MaTry
of Portland, are guests of Mrs. Ern
est Lister. They have Just made a
trip to Crater !Lake and will spend
several days here before returning
to their home.
Mrs. A. C. Stearns of Portland,
who has been visiting friends here,
was joined this morning by her
daughter, Marie, who has been In
Medford. They will leave tonight
for their home.
Joy Theater
TONIGHT OXtV
Mary Pickf ord
in
"Hulda Frorii Holland"
Wednesday
Thursday
.Admission 15c-30c
Matinee 2:30
Dr. M. C. Flndloy of Salem spent
Sunday In Grants Pass.
W, J. Carlisle of Selma was in
town on business Monday.
Mrs. Dr, Williams or Flitter spent
Monday In Grants Pass.
Miss Rlddlck or Portland Is visit
ing her mother, Mrs. W. H. Rlddlck.
Airs. Ralph Davis returned today
from a trip to Rose-burg.
Mrs. W. X- Adams" and daughter
ot Glnndale are spending a' few days
in town.
Mrs. George Slover and Miss Cnr-
lotta Wiseman. wont to Ashland to
day to spend the week.
.Miss Mnbol Corbett ot Portland
arrived today and will he, the guest
or Miss Dora Herman.
Mrs. A. W. Dent and Miss May
Fisher or Portland arrived today to
visit Mrs. Arthur Strader.
Mrs. S. Loughrldge returned Mon
day from a trip to Portland and
Salem. .
Ira II. Sparlln nnd family have re
turned from a trip to the Yellowstone
Park and other points. They were
gone about six weeks.
Mrs. C. F. Trlj lett or Klamath
Falls, who hns been visiting her
mother, Mrs. John MoCnlllstor, went
to Medford this afternoon.
Mrs. F. A. Bachellor anil three
children of Glcndulo are visiting
Mrs. Bachellor's mother, Mrs.Pow.
era.
E. E. Ttetlfleld and W. H. Red-
field or Glendale were in the city
this morning, en route to Crater
Itke.
Miss Florence Wharton, who spent
the past two weeks at the George R.
Riddle home, returned to Roseburg
laiit night. ,
J. .V Johnston went to Portland
last night on professional business.
Mr. JohnBton's stenographer Is tak
ing a vacation at this time and his
office will be closed until Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Allyn and the
O. S. Blanchard family were dinner
guests Sunday, ot Mr. and Airs. K.
Hammerhucher at their country
home down the Rogue River.
Mrs: E. MGlvelary and children.
who have been at Wolf Creek for the
past few months have come to Grants
Pass where the children will attend
school.
Sam Davis and A. R. Hauser of
Seattle, who spent the early part of
the summer looking after mining In
terests in the Smith river country.
have returned to Grunts Pass after
an absence of two weeks and will
leave for the mines In a few days. .
Sunday morning a party Including
the George Riddle family and their
house guest, Miss Florence Wharton
of Roseburg, Bayard Flndlny. Miss
Helen Bobzien, .Miss Ruth Brown and
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wharton, drove to
the cave camp where they spent the
day, returning late In the evening
L. R. Webb, general manager of
the Grays Harbor Development com
pany, left last night for Hoquiam,
Wash., after spending two months
at the company's property In the
Waldo district. The company has
been engaged In road work, and Mr.
Webb snVs, will soon begin to do
business.
Bargains in White Wash Skirts. Piqua, Duck
and Poplin
MRS. E. REHKOPF
0
Right Now Is the Time
to select your new Winter dull and Overcoat
from the fine woolens anil authentic stylus which
are ready for your Inmwtlon-- the finest we have
ever shown.
Direct from our Chicago tailors--
tw.l (1 Htreet
910 or 1". to $ mill more
GEO S. CALHOUN
Fifteen years local agent
at Holman's Furniture Store
More goods just received as follows:
Rugs in all sizes Leather Davenports and Divans
Ivory Bedroom Sets Oak Bedroom Sets
Remember, Holman makes the Price
We have a Stove and Range stock that is .
complete and priced right
arguerite ClarK
In
i.
"MRS. WIGGS OF THE
CABBAGE PATCH"
"Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch" shows Marguerite Clark at
her best as the lovable, comical little lady who is "always trying
to do things for people." '
We won't go into a lengthy dissertation concerning the story's
tremendous stage popularity although we could! but we'll just
ask you to come, and see if you don't agree with us that Marguer
ite Clark in "Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch" is the best picture
for many a long day.
PHONE
281
For Price on Wheat
Pardee's Groceiy
Flxcnrslon Kates to Const
Grants Pass to Crescent City, by
easy riding cars, for 7.50. GrantB
Pass and Crescent City Stage com
pany. Phone 26. 74tf
Lumlier Men May ljoente
iG. iW. Meldrin, wife and daughter
of Mason City, Iowa, are in Grants
Pass and expect to be joined today
by .Mr. Meldrln's brother, of TIan
ford, Calif. They are Interested In
the tlmlber of Josephine county and
will look over the lumber situation
with prospects ot locating here.
Order Hop Chocks Now
Hop growers should place orders
for bop checks at once. Approved
form at Courier office. ' 55
The Care of
The .Nails
CUTEX PREPARATIONS
THE) FULL LINEJ
85c EACH
COMPACT MANICURE SET
50 CeaU
NAILOID CUTICLE S0I VFNT
28 Cents
CLEMENS
Sells Drags and Books
2PU ?foa&& Amm
Auditing lUtl Cross Account
jxnter Turner, traveling auditor
for the Northwest division of the Am
erican Red Cross with headquarters
In'Seattlo, has Just completed an
audit of the accounts of the Jose
phine county chupler treasurer.
(iranlM lufa lUiy In I'HriK
'Mrs. Merle Jyer yesterday receiv
ed a letter from her brother, Fuy
Oild well, which was mailed In Paris
on August H. He was then enjoying
a six-day leavo in gay Puree and ex
pected that he would go to Italy be
fore returning to his ship, the "Ohlo
an," Caldwell Is in the navy and
hns made six trips across since the
armistice was signed.
Kid McCoy Not Coming
Otlile Sackett, known us Kid Mc
Coy, who was to have dellvorud a
sermon at the Methodist church In
this city tonight, 'has cancelled all
engagements due to the fact thut he
has tfecn unexpectedly called to head
quarters at Pittsburg, Pa.' He loft
Medford last night for the East.
commercial orguiiliitlons In protect
ing tho northern California red
woods ami Is spreiidiiiK fur and wide
the gospel of the ncwly-orgunlxod
"save the redwood" league. He
knows a hit about timber himself,
having In the early day. walked from
tho straits of Juan de Kuca to Aber
deen studying .the forests of Wash
ington. Mr. 'Laird's conclusion Is
that tilio redwoods htm far more valu
able from a scenic Htamlpolnt than
, for ommoTi'lul hhcs und that they
runk with tho Columbia highway
, and Josephine County ('uvea us at
tractions for tourist travel. Within
a' short time $100,000 is to ho spont
on the stretch of roads through the
j rod woods between Grants 'Pass and
Crescent Tilly ho ns to muke them
ilietter for travel. "Oregon as J
whole should boost for this," he de-
ciareu. ror its own Interests are
closely allied with the urolect."
;Oregonlan.
NEW TODAY
IDAiRTIjETT PEARS IX) U SALE
cheap, for canning. Smaller size.
NOT wormy. In bulk. Bring
I boxes or sacks. PaYsons office. CO
BOOST FOR REDWOODS
There are three beauty spots
around Oregon that ougtit io achieve
International fame, according to Rol
ltn Laird, district attorney for Del
Norte county, Cal., who Is a visitor
from Crescent City at the Imperial.
Mr. Laird Is endeavoring to Interest
NEW CEDAR ROW JIOAT, about 14
foet, for sale. $8.00. Phone U.
A. Griffin, 198-L. 59
WVTBr)Ippllc'krt"i'iieenU
per pound, uogln Soptember 1st.
""UlilOHftB rUIIII.
FOR 9A LB .Home grown musk
molons. Call, evenings, 1301 East
A. Mrs. A. Molor. 65
LOSTOne log chain, between Lawn
rldge avenue and the Rogue Rlvor
bridge, Finder please leave st
Herman Homing's. ' 55