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About Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 21, 1915)
OAILV IIOGVB IUVER COl'IUER TIKSDAY, DIXKMDKU fit, 1013 PAGB POCB OH In Every Home where there are children, there ought to he a .Columbia Graphophone And also in every home where there are no children nly more so. Complete Outfit! from $20 to S200 and term, are Mty ' Com In and atlu Rowell's Music House R, B, MILLER THE TIMS F (ID E HH PORTLAND " Judge John Twohy and son, Robert Twohy, of the Twohy Brothers com' pany, were arrivals on No. 15 this afternoon, accompanying R. B. Miller, recently resigned traffic manager of the Oregon-Washington Railroad & Navigation company. In his private car. The party was met by Preston B. Delano, John Hampshire- and En gineer MacVicar, of the local office of Twohy Brothers, and all immediately boarded the California & Oregon Coast passenger train, which was held for their arrival, leaving for Wildervllle and Waters Creek. , The coming of Mr. Miller Is regarded as most significant, following yester day's announcement of his alignment with Twohy Brothers in the local railroad project. Mr. Miller's car is la the local yards, bat whether the party Intends returning north this evening is not known. Miss Augusta Parker, who is a principal in the Klamath Falls schools, has come home to spend the holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Parker. Miss Gertrude Parker haa returned home for the Christmas vacation from Monmouth, where she has been attending normal school. Miss Alice M. Poole has returned from Klamath Falls, where she has been teaching, and will spend the holidays here. The Misses Mabel Hanseth and Frieda Carter have gone to their homes at Selma and Kerby, respec " tlvely, to spend the mid-year vaca tion with their parents. Miss Nora Anderson, who has been at Monmouth normal school, has come to spend Christmas with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ander son. Chief of Police George Lewis was on the street for a few hours Tues day, after a close call to a "bad cane of pneumonia. He is gaining strength rapidly and will soon resume his duties. "4 ! 4 t it-f PER52N1L i LOCAL A very large line of children's rock: ! ers for Christmas gifts at Helmer'sl Mining blanks, Courtc- office. AV.BranhamJcame In Tuesday from hit home at Leland for the day. Just what you are looking tor In Christmas goods, at reduced prices. Mrs. E. Rehkopf. 32tf V. M. Richards," merchant of Mer lin, was in the city yesterday trans acting business. See Clark & Holman's window tor real bargains. v 624 ' A. E. LePoute came down jester day from Central Point to look alter local business affairs. ' Christmas candies, 10c per pound, at the Gold Nujget Confectionery. 2? Roger Entriken returned this morning to tialice, after visiting tor a tew days in this vicinity. Special 75c boxes candy, 60c. at Clemens, the Kexall store. 624 Carry McCracken has come In tor the holidays from the Oscar creek district, where he has been working at a placer mine. Guaranteed electric iron, f 3.75. Bush Electric Shop. Phone 14 1-R. U Mr. and Mrs. Ike Lowden came In Tuesday from their home near Won der, spending the day transacting business and shopping. Store open every evening until Christmas. The Gelden Rule. (34 D. J. Beakey, accompanied by his wife, is In the city tor a tew days in connection with "business of the Woodmen of the World. Cigars in any size box and at all prices at the Gold Nugget Confection ery. 627 J. M. Clemens, of Waldo, was in town yesterday and has gone to Med ford, where he will spend several days visiting with his parents. Special price ou Monarch push but ton Morris chair at Clark & Holman's this week. 624 Miss Lida Pence returned Monday evening from Ashland, where she has been visiting and today went out to her home at Williams. A pound jar of his favorite to bacco makes an ideal Christmas gift. Gold Nugget Confectionery.' 627 Mrs. Fred Dingier has returned to her home In Hugo, after a visit in this city with her mother-in-law, Mrs. W. J. Dingier. Christmas bargains all over the store. Only three more days till we begin Inventory. Store open every evening until Christmas. Golden Rule. 624 W. R. Blalock returned to his home at Leland last evening after putting In the past week here attend ing to business matters. Bargains in ladles' and misses' coats. One-half regular price. Mrs. E. Rehkopf. 622tf Mrs. F. S. Peak, of San Francisco, departed last night for Seattle, after visiting here since Friday with her uncle. Amos Myers, and family. Initial stationery, special 25c per box; Cascade box paper, 48 envelopes, 24 sheets paper, 24 correspondence cards, 35c, at Clemens, the Rexall store. 624 Mrs. A. B. Lewis left last evening for her home at Ashland, having spent the past week visiting here with her mother-in-law, Mrs. M. C. Lewis. . Arrow collars at Bishop's. , 403tf Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nale arrived in town last evening from their home In Roseburg and will spend several days here visiting with relatives and attending to business matters. Chocolates, 20c per pound and up. Gold Nugget Confectionery. 627 Mr. and Mrs. J. P, Breeding, of' uugo, spent a tew nours in tne city today while on the way to Rogue River, where they will visit during the holidays with Mr. Breeding's parents. Melvta Lewis, district ranger at Page "Creek station, la expectod in the city tomorrow, and will spend the Christmas holidays with his father, Police Chief George Lewis, Special value in bedroom furniture at Clark & Holman's this week. 624 . Mrs. John Lawless and three little children were arrivals this morning on No. 13, coming from their home In Red Bluff, California. Mr. Lawless will follow soon, when they will move to their farm In the New Hope dis trict .to make their home. Suits and coats about halt price, We don't want to have to invoice them. Store open every eveniug until Christmas. The Golden Rule. 624 Open Evenings This Week Bush Electric Shop. 625 Another Grants Pass Hoy ; Dr. J. C. Smith reports the birth of an 8 -pound boy at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde J. Thomas, 404 E street, this morning. See the Window And make your neckwear pur chases at 603 O street, .next to Bart lett shoe -store. Latest effects and extra special prices owing to late ness of arrival. Geo. S. Calhoun, 624 District Hanger Leaves J. P. DeWitt, district ranger ot the Siskiyou forest, lett for his station at Gallce this morning after a sojourn in this city, during which time he received instruction In the working of the telephone system from C. M. Allen, telephone engineer from Port Christmas Dance Waldorf ball. We assure you a good time. Ticket 11.00. 627 New Grange Officers At the meeting df Rogue River Valley grange, No. 469, held in the Dimmlck school. house December 11. the following officers for the ensuing year were elected: W. M., H. H. Har- ter; O., U. D. Mthllls; L., Mrs. W. B. Terrill; secretary, Mrs. U. D. Mlhllls; tressurer, W. B. Terrill; S., T. F. Jayne; A. S., F. Reynolds; C, Mrs. H. H. Harter; O. K., A. J. Green; C, Mrs. Hammond; P. Mrs. E. Johnson; F., Mrs. A. J. Green. L. A.8., Mrs. F. Reynolds. ' Sample Calendars 1016 i At 10c to 20c each. No two alike, and without advertising.1 Geo. S. Calhoun, 603 G street. 624 "Hank" William In Jail "Hank" Williams la in the county Jail, charged by Harry Hawkins, of Gallce, with assault and Intent to rob. According to Hawkins, who is considerably the worse for the fracas, the two were behind the Josephine hotel and somewhat under the influ ence of "firewater," when Williams attacked him and attempted to re lieve him of his valuables. A struggle resulted which attracted the atten tion of the police. Hawkins was ar rested and held on a charge of drunkenness, but Williams made his getaway, not being arrested until today. STAR 1 Guaranteed Electric Irons $2.75, $4.00 and $5.00 The "Riteheat" Iron tor 12.75 Is a wonder, fully guaranteed by the company, and Is the moot reasonable in price of any iron now on the market. At $4.00-we have the new "headlight" iron. The tiny bulb lights up the work, and removes any danger of leaving the power on the Iron accidentally, as the light is readily seen. Our $5.00 "American Beauty" 4s the best Iron we can buy. Bush Electric Shop Buy Electrical Goods at the Electric Shop Phone 14MI Open Evenings this Wesk . Tonight and Tomorrow Crane Wilbur in 'The Protest' A drama of metropolitan life, m. three parts, supported by a strong cast including Leona Hutton and Margaret Gibson. MUTUAL WEEKLY Showing U. S. 8. Nevada speed trials, speed kings' race, spec tacular sham battle, latest Paris fashions, world's biggest gun, million dollar pier lire, 13 tons of powder in giant blast, war pictures from the front, and other Interesting news events. . , Beauty Comedy John Shunam and Nan Christy la "CUIU9TQ FATHER" iwtv mi him Consignment of neckwear and handkorchtvfs' tor Christinas. ' latest designs, at special prices. Geo. 8. Calhoun, 603 O stmt. " 624 Lad Sent to Reform School , Oregon Jonea, the 14-year-old boy who was implicated la the recent larceny from the Bunch Brothers' warehouse, waa before Judge Gillette this morning and was given a term in the state reform school to cover a period of from one year to the ttme he reaches his majority. After the completion of a year Oregon can "b paroled It his conduct meantime Is exemplary. In searching ths lad's be longings a small kodak that had been stolen from another warehouse sever al months ago was found. Thts he claimed, he obtained from another young man, and the officers are now following out that clue. 81 McClung has waived preliminary examination upon a charge of larceny-from the Bunch warehouse and Is being held to the gTand Jury which will convene next month. Dane at Waldorf Christ mas- Good floor and six-piece orchestra, led 1y R. t Dcmarce, who played here a few years ago. We assure you dnncors a good time and the best of music. 684 Charged With Assault and Battery WUllam Scroggtns, ot thts place, haa filed complaint of assault and battery against W. C. Jackson, who resides on his homestead a few miles east of the city, near what is popu larly tanned the "dry diggings." The trouble from which the complaint arose occurred last evening la the "dry diggings," where Mr. Scrogglns has. been doing some mining work this winter. It seems there hid been dispute aa to the right of Scroggtns to mine that property, which Jack son claimed to be Included In his bomestesd. Scroggtns accuses Jack son of shoving him down a bank with a pick handle and then hitting him on the head with the same, resulting In a slightly crushed skull. Scrog glns was not seriously injured, being able to walk in to town. Jackson has since been placed under arrest and Is now In the county jail. I CHRISTMAS I f GIFTS 1 NLY three more days in which to select "His" Christmas gift --and this is the store where you'll be most apt to find it. House Coats , Bath Robes Nechvcar Collar Bags Gloves And hundreds of other articles at almost your own price P CCPlcSS Company Store open nights ; closed all day Xmas BUGGKSTIOX TO LADIKS Buy the man of the family a pipe or box of fine cigars at the Waldorf Billiard parlors, next Bishop's Cloth ing store. 634 COMING EVTCXT 4 4 4,4. Dec. 21, Tuesday Music club re hearsal at opera house. Toy sym phony at 7:15 and chorus at 7:45. Dec. 22, Wednesday "Bulbul" oper etta, at opera house, at 8:15. Adults, 25c; children under 12, 15c. Dec. 31, Friday Concert by Moose band at opera house. Nobby dressing tables for Christ mas gifts at Helmer's. 624 Oreson mlnlMC lawn. 4'i - Courier Su.ptoion, Once give your mind to suspicion nd there Is siirv to be food enough for It In the stillest night the air la filled with sounds for the wakeful ear that is resolved to listen. NKW TODAY FOR SALE Pigs or fat shouts, alive or dressed. Call 614-F-2 botora Thursday If you want, roost pig for Christmas. 625 KU8SIAN WAKSnir HAS AGAIN ItO.MIUItDED VARNA London. Dec. II. A Russian war ship, escorting 16 troop-ladon trans ports, bombarded Varna, Bulgarian Black seaport, yesterday, according to an Athena dispatch today. On several previous occasions Rus slan warships have been reported oft Varna with transports, twit on each occasion tho stories have been vague. MM Operetta at the OPERA HOUSE WEDNESDAY EVENING At 8:15 Admission : Adults 26c ; Children under 12, IGo 5S Some Brown Felt $1.50 Christmas Suggestions London Smoke $1.75 As Yuletide approaches, many perplexing problems arise: What shalllgetr Father, Mother, Sister, Brother, "Her" and "Him"? We would suggest the following useful articles J H ' For Father and Mother Felt NllpHr, eay and warm, 75c to 92.00 , ' House Shoes Dress Shoes I'arty Slippers ' Everwear Hosiery 2So to 75c pair For Sister and Mother Felt Hllppcrs Tarty Hllppci Kverwear Silk Hosiery BOo to 75c ' Ih-ess Shoes, Hutton and Laca Moccasins For Her and Him Pnrty HUppcra . 811k Hosiery Nliooa' Kid and Felt Slippers STORE OPEN THURSDAY A,1D FRIDAY. BVKNI?JG : Grants Pass; Ore. 100 a4 16V
