Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, May 07, 1916, DAILY EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextDAILY ROGUE JUVER COUUKU j ' .1 K jillAV, MAY T, .I -"-, . . At the Churches TAG TWO. fear By G. H. 1 Levi Houston fanel'IUiser. t Ana Saadee.......... t. A. Fay Tenoner ..... n. B. Smith Single Head Sash Machine Egan 36-inch Band Sw . ; Uatrorsal Sw Table. 8. A. Wood 24-inch Pony Plane H. B. Smith Chisel Mortis. Wood Lathe Door Dowel! Machine. H. P. Gregory Double Spindle Shaper.. Multiple Borer . . 5-inch Three Side Moolder.. Poat-Boring Machine Band Saw Filer J. A. Fay Door Sticker R. R. Cut-Off, Sliding Carriage-.. H. B. Smith Power Re-Saw.. Glencoe 13-Inch Inside Moulder.. The above prices are net cash P. O. B. Grants Paso, Ore. One Pony Saw Mill, 2 Head Blocks, Carriage, Husk and Saw, all complete 8300.00 One Heavy Saw Mill, capacity 33,000, three block carriage. In good shape.. Can be bonght right One Engine, 14x18, In good shape, and other machinery too numerous to mention. Tie Needlecraft Shop First Quality ART MATERIALS Notions and Novelties, Corsets, Toilet Articles, Japanese Goods. Royal Society Art Goods Specialty. Mrs. H. Albion Sentiment and Grouch. TJpsen There is no sadder moment In a mother's life th;iu that when she is putting a patch ou ber boy's pants. She needs must tbink that the day will come when some other woman will be doing the Job. Downs Yes. uuU the other womuu will also be filled with a sense of grief to think that she can't wear 'em. Richmond Times-Dispatch. Wisdom of Willis. : Mother (angrily) Why didn't you come wbetj I called you the first time? WUllo-'Canse I didn't bear you till you called the third time. Mother Now, how could you know It was the third call unices you heard the other two? Willie Easy enough, ma. I knew it was the third time 'cause you sounded so mad. Boston Transcript mm mm You get double safety as well as extra mileage in the Savage Grip Tread two safety treads in every Savage Grip Tire. Those deep diagonal depressions form an" effi cient tread of the vacuum type, while the sturdy diagonal ribs add the 45 degree resist ance walls of the ordinary safety tire. The Savage Grip Tread tire does not wear smooth, but retains its anti-skidding features until worn to the fabric. Our distributor has a complete assortment in tock. The Savage Tire Co. San Diego, California Factory Distributor C. L GATES, Hcdford, Ore. lb!; CARNER ..9 50.00 85.00 80.00 00.00 50.00 80.00 79.00 75.00 18.00 88.00 60.00 28.00 88.00 25.00 28.00 128.00 78.00 180.00 300.00 Bethany PnwbyterUa Church 10 a. m., Sabbath school. -You are cordially - invited to attend. Classes for all ages. Superintendent, J. A. Weatcott. 11 a. m., preaching service. Ser mon. "God's Voice to Men," Rev, L. Myron Booier. The Quartet will sing "Fear Not. 0 Israel." 1 6:30 p. m., Christian Endeavor. 7:30 p. m., evening service,' with the sermon by Rev. L. M. Booier; subject. "Interpreting the .New American Conscience." Muslo by male quartet. Tou will be welcome at all the services. Christian Church Bible school, 9:43 a", m. E. C Maey, director. Song service 11 a. m.; sermon, 11:30. "Gifts and Requirements."; communion, 13. Junior C. E 3 p. m.; senior C. E., Tp.ni. Preaching, $ p. m., "Baptism and The Kingdom." Baptismal service following sermon. J. H. Harmon, Christian Minister. Newman M. K. Church Preaching by the pastor at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m. At the morning service the choir, under the direction of Prof. J. S. MacMurray, will sing the anthem, "Day of Rest and Gladness." There will be a solo by Miss Lydla White, "Hold Thou My Hand." At the evening service the topic will be, "William Butler of India, Missionary Hero and Survivor of the Sepoy Rebellion." At this service the anthem, "Home Celestial." will be sung by the choir. Solo by Miss LaCoata Mangum, "O Rest in the Lord." Please note the change of hour of evening service to 8 o'clock. Sunday school at 10 a. m. Junior league at 3 p. m. Intermediate and Epworth leagues at 7 p. m. A cordial welcome at these ser vices. Melville T. Wire, Pastor. First Church of Christ Scientist ' Christian Science services are held every Sunday, In the V. 0. V. hall, at 11 a. m. Wednesday evening meet ings at S o'clock. The subject for to day is "Adam and Fallen Man." The reading room is open dally from 2 to 4 p. m., except Sunday. The public is cordially invited to attend the ser vices and to visit the reading room. Lutheran Sen ices The Lutheran minister of Medford will preach in English at the Advent lst church, Grants Pass, Sunday even ing, at 7:30. Everybody invited. Saint Luke's Church Cor. Fourth and D Streets. The Second Sunday after Easter. Holy Eucharist at 8 a. ra. Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. Holy Eucharist at 11 a. m. Evening prayer at 7:30. All are cordially Invited to these services. Rev. Charles Wilson Baker, Rector. Baptist Church Sunday school at 10 a. m. Paul Kirker, superintendent. Preaching by the pastor both morning and evening. Lord's supper and hand of fellow ship at 11 a. m. The evening service will begin at 8 o'clock. B. Y. P. U. R, K. Hackett, presi dent. Time, 7 p. m. Special music at all services. A kindly welcome to all. S. A. Douglas, Pastor. M. E. Church South The pastor will preach morning and evening at the M. E. church south. Sunday school at 10 a. m. Morning worahtp at 11 o'clock. Evening song service and sermon at 8 p. m. If yon worship nowhere else, come with us. 0. A. Taggart, Pastor. A Miner Detail. "Why didn't you publish the account of my daughter's wedding?" she asked the society editor. it wasn't complete." was the reply. "Not complete? Didn't I send yon the names of the out of town guests, a description of the decorations snd the bride's dress?" "Yes." "And the name of the minister who performed the ceremony? I took great pains to get the bridesmaid's gowns." "1 know you did. All that was In the article, but yoo forgot one Impor tant thing." "What did 1 forget I'd like to know?" "You forgot to tell the name of the bridegrooms-Detroit Free Press. MONEY INVESTED IN OREGON THE WOODMEN OF THE WORLD HUilKST KIUTKUNAL HKNKHT MH'IKTY IN AMrHlll'A Has One Million Five Hundred DESCRIPTION Ashland, Water Ashland, Electric Light.. Ashland, Refunding . Astoria. Funding Ashland. Electric Light.. Baker, Water Baker, 8ewer . Baker. City Hall Baker. Water ...... Corvallls, Main Sewer Columbia. School Disk 13 Clatsop Co.. Road Clackamas Co., School Dlst. 63 Columbia Co., Road Coos Co., School Dlst. 9 Columbia Co., School Dlst 3 Dallas, Improvement Douglas Co., School Dlst. 19 Douglaa Co., School Dlst, 33 Douglas Co., School Dlst. 1 Eugene, Water Eugene. Armory Gilliam Co.. School Dlst. 25 Grants Pass, Sewer Hood River, Water Hood River Co.. School Dlst. 4 Humboldt Co., School Dlst. 1 Harney Co.. School Dlst 1 Josephine Co., School Dlst. 7 Jackson Co., School Dlst. 33 Jackson Co., Per. Road Klamath Falls, Sewer Klamath, Falls. City Hall Klamath Co., School Dlst. 1 LaGrande, Sewer LaGrande, Pipe Line LaGrande, Sewer F.luht :'.?; ffi n:..!'t'f' CITY BILLS PAID At the meeting of the city council held April 6, 1916. the financial com mittee reported favorably upon the following claims against the city and the same were allowed by the council and warrants ordered drawn on the treasurer for the several amounts as follows: H. H. Basler. salary $100.00 H. D. Norton, salary 23.00 G. P. Jester, salary 20.00 Rogue River Courier, publish ing 14.45 Cal-Oregon Power Co., heat for Auditor's office 6.65 C. H. Demaray, office supplies 1.20 Stanton Rowell, Decorating for state grange meeting.. 10.00 C .E. McLane, salary 75.00 C. A. Wlble. salary 65.00 F. F. Grove, special police man 11.25 Allen McCauley, special policeman 1.85 Henry Pyle, special policeman 1.85 Earl Lawton, special police man .. 1.85 A. K. Cass, salary 80.00 Noble T. Best, salary 60.00 Scott Hamilton, fire assis tant 20.00 Grants Pass Fire Dept., vol unteers at fire 17.50 Grants Pass Fire Dept., vol- teers at fire ; - 16.25 Grants Pass Fire Dept., vol unteers at fire 13.75 Grants Pass Fire Dept., vol unteers at fire 12.50 Standard Oil Co., Gasoline for fire dept ; - 5.63 A. G. Long, Regulation fire dept cap - 1.81 Clans Schmidt, oil for fire dept 1-35 J. M. Tether6w, lead gasket.. .15 R. A. Dean, salary 80.75 C. H. Demaray, engineers'! office supplies 1.85 F. L. Coon, teamster 60.00 Burkhalter & Haberman, feed 15.45 James Trimble, feed and re-c pairs 11.50 P. T. Blrchard. barn rent 2.00 Tom Larson, labor 68.75 Luke Lilly, labor - 68.10 A. L. Bocock. labor........ 36.00 Howard Bradford, labor 35.00 Kinney & Traax, assignee for John Fallln. labor 15.50 Cbas. Rummage, labor 6.25 Dan Wlltrout. labor....- 4.00 Edgerton A Adams Lumber Co.. material ... 75.96 Ore Cement, Sewer, Pipe and Tile Co., pipe 11.62 Grants Pass Lumber Co., material 11.19 Jewell Hardware Co., mater ial 8.80 Grants Pass Hardware Co., material and' repairs 4.53 Leonard & Jennings, mater ial 4.30 Williams Wood and Coal Co., wood 4.00 Will Black, street cleaning.. 31.00 Maude F. Barnes, salary of Librarian - 50.00 Gerald Preicott, Janitor ser vices at Library 7.00 Thousand IMIara Invented lit Orritttu Par Value I 15,000 35.000 3O.u0v 35,000 30,00ft Luno Co., School Lane Co., School Linn Co., School Medford. ,Water Multnomah, tfhool Dlst. 3.... Multnomah Co., School Dlst. 5,000 13,000 37.000 17,500 30,000 13,600 35.000 5,600 30,000 10.000 14.000 11.000 10,000 20,000 30,000 65.000 50,000 15,000 10,000 18,000 15,000 30,000 30,000 14,500 10.000 37.500 20,000 5.000 35,000 14,000 10,000 30,000 40.000 Mciironl. Oro.. impruvunont ... Malheur Co., 8?hool DIM. 3 Mt Mlnnvllle, Water and Light Malheur Co., Siiool D't. 13... Marlon Co., School Dint. 77 McMlunvlll., Water and Light. Milton City. Water and Uht. . Marlon Co.. School DUt. 4 MaraliMd, Funding Malheur Co., Srhool DIM. 15,.. Oregon City. Water Pendleton. Water A Polk Co., School Dlst. 2 Folk Co., School Dint. II Pendleton. Levee : Polk Co., School Dht i Springfield, Impr Sllvertoti. Water and Sower Sllverton, Improvement .. ... ...... I'mattlla Co., I'matllla Co., I'matllla Co.. I'nton Co., School Dlst. 6. I'matllla Co., I'matllla Co.. Woodburn. City Hall Wallowa Co., School DIM. 13... Washington Co., School Dlst. 15 Wanhlngton Co.. School Dlst. 7.. Yamhill Co., School DIM. 29 Yamhill Co.. School DIM. 48 Total Million Invented In the Nine Pad lie 81 ale ....... !... IlKAKKV, lHatrlrl Manager tlntnts I'mm, Or. Rogue River Courier, print ing for Library 6.75 J. K. GUI Co., record cards for library 3.50 Manuel Training Dept. High ' School, material for, LI- I brary 1.23 M. Clemens, books 102.75' Dodd, Mead & Co., Install- I ment on books 3.00 , F. E. Hall, park superintend- j ent - 50.00. Cms Fcrguaon, labor at park 5.00 John Dungey, labor at park.. 5.00 1 W. T. Dengler. labor at park 2.00 Hogue River Hardware Co., i material for park 5.23 ! Cramer Bros., material for 1 park 3.53 ; Rogue River Water Co.,water j for K. It. park l.K6: L. L. Perkins, Janitor services 1 5.00 j Wm. Ilanimett, labor and 1 material 3.60 t J. M. Tetherow, labor and material .... 2.35 1 Cramer Bros, material 70 . Rogue River Water Co., ! water 226.29, Cal.-Oregon Power Co. llKhta 414.93 Oregon Gas & Electrlo Co., lights 2-75 j Homsly Philosophy. Don't build your Iiouho on the site of Tribulation Town and then growl when the hurricane sweeps It away. The minute we think we're over stocked with wisdom It's high time to ask the good Lord to give us some. When we hang out the trouble sign that's the time all the little troubles locate us and crowd in to give ni all that's coming to us. Atlanta Consti tution. No Oratorio. A young bookkeeper attended a pu pils' recital In greater Boston and was questioned next day by a musician as to the program. "Good music ehT" "Oh. yes; flue!" "Popular stuff or classical?" "Oh. all classics." "Any oratorior "Ob, no; no oratorio, all music." Discretion. ! Though a man has all other perfec tions and wants discretion, he will be of no great consequence In the world, but It be has this single talent In per fection and but a common share of others he may do what he pleases In bis particular station of life. Addison. Suitable. "Can't you give me a position in your hnnk Mr. .Tiff mi?" "I don't know but what you might j qualify as teller. Mini uossip," retort ed the umte.-Uurralo Express. Somber Refleetlon. ' "BUgglns Insists on being the life of the party." "lea." commented Miss Csyenne, "snd life is sometimes such s sad thing." Washington Star. Complete. Knlcker Is the car equipment com plete? Booker Yes, It even Includes letter forms ,f or putting off the grocer and butcher. Judge. Apologies only account for wbnt tbey do not alter - DIsrnelL ob printing of every description at the Courier office. llond. as h r the following list Dlst. 43.. 1M&0 Dint. 1! 20,000 18,000 70,000 18.600 13,500 25,000 10.000 30,000 9,000 6,000 10,000 18,000 14,000 25.000 25,000 66,000 10.000 7.000 10,000 9,000 40,000 30,000 20,000 14,000 31.000 60,000 6.000 45,000 11,500 16.000 13,000 10.000 10,000 10.000 22.000 10.000 Dlst. 16 45. School Dlst. 5 School Dlst. School Dlst. 16. 14.. School Dlat. School DIM. $1,513,450 Why Fatimas are Sensible Because most men like their taste best. they are always com fortable to your tongu and throat. ' and they always leave you feeling tip-top, even if occasionally you do smoke more than usual A Sensible Cigarette 70 for Turkish M: (CIGARETTES aim rnMtj IIMXWUtl Impossibility. "1 see the new stylish costume from Paris are sensible." 41 "That's Impossible." "Why?"- "If sensible they couldn't be stylish." Exchange. "Why Swoar, Dear? Use 'Gets-It1 for Corns," Ifi the Haw Plan. Simple. 8arsti 7to. Applied in Pew Second. "Why, John. I never knew you to w such isDsusael I've told you several times It's no uee to try thot bandages, salves, tapes, plasters, and MfiHil V"T I?"' Temper, John, II Yoa Uted 'Oeu-If for Thoee Corner ! nm.r.?n.c,;n,, mk an corn ,.."i?p,y' dries at once. Put XMiTiCk0,l1,;,Kht """ ".-there's corn I iVr. ,0' 0r " " 3t2' iJi VRlnI""' Mmpln as rolllnn wi V. Jl ,;lM"r"- u" 'Oc-ie-lf and UI ve r'ter dlspneltion and no..?i0r' .?.n, "nrt calluses." where VsV iVM,'1. by ,,ru"'" Sold In Q rent. i... Z.'a I.-. . . " IU Will. mended as the worlds best cora rsmed? by Geo. C. Babln.