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DULY ROGVK RIVER COl RlKIl
FRIDAY, JANVARV 10. I1T
I PR5NflL LOCAL ;
MURPHY
F. P. Witr returned to Kerby to
day alter a tew days la th city.
; M. Nordoo spent Thursday In the
beside the men and team needed
to bring the .re from the mine.
This will mean doubling our popu
lation within the next ala month.
Suoh an enterprise will develop the
county in a manner that will sur
prise all. It will make a greater
Waldorf Saturday night.
; Applegate and Murphy played
basket ball at Murphy Friday night
with victory tor the Murphy team.
I D. O. Hayee who has been living In
m Grant Pas thla winter ha traded 'naml for all varieties of farm p ro
ll Is Murphy property for a house In 'ducts, Increase our population, and
Grant Pas and will continue to re- Improve the community In many
side In the city. way. Let every cltlien give -4he
A number of the Murphy ladlea ! proposition a big boost.
city, returning to Kerby this after- iwme Marring Llrvw
oa. I A marriage license was Issued to
Mm. F. K. McFarland went to Rogue day t0 r,,,,,,, nry McCau.l.nd. ' "u,mD'r 01 wuJpn' . 7n.J. ZlU an.nt
Mv thi nmrnin, .Mnd th. ' wV.w i r ,-. ' om of Mr. Louis Roat. I Vernon Dalley and wife spent Sat
. r , m ,ihh iuiiui, 1 l.u.ivm, . . . !.. ..4 ol.ltln. lh th.
a social club which will meet at the'fny of Mr. and Mrs. John Turner,
homes of the different member, and ' Mr. Bailey" parent.
from the dellirhtful afternoon nr the I Mrs. Marmton. formerly Miss
Elleoe George, orPortland, I visit-
Mrs.
talnment for the member. The John George.
River
. visiting with mend. of Grants Pass.
c H. F. McCleUas.'of Hugo, was a'-
: visitor here for several day. He re- Good Time Ahead
turned to Hugo toaay. Farmer who exDect to benefit b
mrnea io nugo rouaj. Farmer who expect to benefit by 1 " " --rPftrti.,i u
. A. W. Walker left thla morning for J the high price should prepare their . P"-- " 'ST" S an d
a trl, to Portland to look after bust-' Bow.wUn .enta. It f?1 d1.ot I , nLl P '
; neas matter.
A. C Fogleaon left last night for implement Man,
( Portland, and will spend a tew days '
there on business.
George A. Blckel returned to Glen-
(you need help, see Wtnetrout, The
947tt
name chosen Is F. M. I. C. Mr. A. I
H. Carson was elected president and -
' Mrs. R. K. Woodson secretary and j
, treasurer.
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There will be a meeting Saturday.
dale yesterday evening after spending' juary IS. at the Commercial club . r' Klptt K1"y Yl8"a ror ftw w R- Newman, past 75 years ot
; the day In the city. ! ,t , oVlocki t0 noraM three ?'y w',h f,ber' . M Mn' t " on ot the oldest resident.
Albert Anderson ha been a busl-' directors and a treasurer for the ir-'. , L ' aancui- WM burled last Friday, having died
aee visitor in Treka for several day ' rigatlon district
' returning here last night , I .
Fancy flowered petticoats in all February Delineators
the new style. Mr. E. Rehkopf. tf Received this morning
Mr. B. M. Carlo st went to Ash-'colden Rule,
land this morning and will visit there '
for a short time with friends.
. 1'rs. F. Zana, of Aahisnd. who has
been TiaKing with friends tor1
at the
41
CUrai senooi. f.. . hrl.f lllna with nnnumonla.
Mrs. Wm. Hannum has received Mri, Newman, who ha passed her
word that her father I seriously 111. g4,t 1UMt0ne and who has been 111
Mr. Barnes Is serving on the Jury uh (ne same disease, Is Mini better
In Grant Pass.
Mr. Hannum' grandson. Homer'
tnmin. vhn vu an Kal1w IhImmjI In i
I . -- . wjam I
now.
aeveral days, resumed to her home' BaDklQK p,
this morning.
Tour February Delineator 1
the Golden Rule.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Branham had
;ik. Hold A.ml Meeting- ,utomobUe ,,,,,,,; ' i the oy of w.icom n, a nine pound
annual meeting of the Joke- .Xoa. nlcily ,nd , loon fh. -
phlne County bank and of the Grants ospltal. I Wo" Cre,,t 000(1 Road club had
a well attended and spirited meeting,
. ' at Oarage hall last Tuesday evening
were held
M
Mrs. J. Ftrebaugh 'returned to
I Thursday afternoon, but no changes '.
of 1 1
e
;ln the officials or the directors
either Institution was made.
Portland thl morning after spending ' EafiltmooA rulry
APPLEGATE
I 1 and It was unanimously voted to
. e I send a delegation to the next meeting
J as. Grubb, who ha. been visiting ' of W .COUOt to
a few day la the city visiting her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Q. D. William.
Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Norton left last
night for Portland, at which place
,hls daughter at Elktoa for nveral
appointment of the road supervisor
The best milk, cream and ice cream. 'mon,h Applegate Thurs- ! ,f Ahto dU,rlot, "d ,M,,n th
Phone 132. tt day . .clubs reasons for Insisting upon a
i w'ku- w..., ! change.
1 v, 7, V , . 1 ou""OT" """'r At the next regular meeting of the
.n-uiuiu t 1 wvjh.
h- -in .i.i . , ,. I Wstrirt Forester Here
:: -.IT:: George H. Ceoll. district forester. ! '7 " Wolf Creek Good Roads club. Jao-
-I r. arrived this morning for a short stsy I oy. and girl. bket ball u.ry 2th. County Agriculturist
.v uo ,Tuon MKuraay , t. ., ,V1. . , .. team
Light
In .11. wxn. k. k. .111 , team met defeat at the hand, of the Thomnaon will he tirewnt. an.ndlnc
m .l iMurnhy ularera last Frldav. Thev',i. j.w in.H.. .k...
J. K. pigney, a former resident of M. .'... i will nlav a return nma at AddIm.i . n . -
uon enimaie ror ue aisirict wun .ur. ' ' , iii nu uium uu iu u
evening speak on some co-operative
n.. a. - . . ., . uw nimnie lur uio oniric w ig .nr.
Grants Pass, spent a week In the city 1 .... Saturday night
COl NT Y TREASVRSR'B CALL
FOR ROAD WARRANTS
All Josephine county (pink) road
warrant. Issued prior to, and Includ
ing January 8, 11. and protested
on or prior to that date; are hereby
called In, and are payable at the
County Treasurer' oOoe, on or after
th 10th day of January HIT; on
which date Interest will cease.
Hi GEO. 8. CALHOUN,
County Treasurer, 101 O St.
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NATIONAL MAZDA LAMP
Try one for a night Ret era
" It If yon dun't Ilk It
IO.llt.l an 40 watt la National
Maadaa at U7 ceata.
Rogue River Hdw.
TIIH 11IO IUCD FRONT
Notice Is hereby alven that the'
undersigned haa been appointel as-' I JTTIJS OI'l06ITION TO
slgnee of & Leona Reld nndor br
voluntary assignment for the bene
fit of her creditor. AU person hav-
"RONK DRY" WA8HINOTON
Olympla, ' Jan. 11. Th only
lag claim against th said B. Leona woman member of th fifteenth
Reld will present them to th aald slon, Mr. Ida P. William of North
assignee y the 15th of January,
HIT.
EDWARD 8. VAN DYKE,
S0 Aaaln.
ment engineer.
left last night for Portland.
Children' high top shoes on the
ttareain counter at the Golden Rule.
Buy children's high top shoe at Ric 8Pfcl-
by M. L. Merritt district improve-' Born, at Roeeburg, December 12, theme. The entire community, men
tn f m rl ,lf tJ . .1 . .. . ... .
I " .ti wibi itv nw, '
; daughter.
a and women, are cordially Invited.
Mra. Josephine Houston, who hss I'ROTKKT DISCRIMINATION
argaln price whUe they last at the! TweJ two pound ot rine Jap "- un o oer neice. rs.
Golden Rule. i'ric ,or 100 Saturday only. Jose-'; Harley Agee, at Roeeburg, returned
A. R. Priee. nf Pnilm.n wth I Phlne Grocery company. MS Friday.
AO.UNST MKN OVKH 43
.who ipont Thursday here visiting1
frienHa loft hl mnnln. T I lTee for W
Beach to remain during the winter. I w- Bb' n'sh' ""h d,y
Mr, a Rennet h ,hn -i.uin. ' car of stock and farm ImplemenU for ' Mr,
tor a fe ri.r .f th v. w vn...i wren, ure., wnere ne win
Captain Dobbin of the Dredge com
pany was a Med ford visitor Wednes-
Portland, Jan. 12. Olvll service
dlsorimlnation against middle aged
and old men Is denounced today tn
I resolutions adopted by the "Forty
and Mrs. 3. L.. Benson war Ave Efllalent club." an oraanlaation
take railed to Grant Pas Saturday on ao- of men 46 year and over. The ret-
home, leaving last night for Wenat-' take cnarBe o( hls farm- Mrs- Bm" count of the illness of their daughter, ' olutlon will be presented to the leg-
llatiire,-wlth a request that It be
paused aa a Jonlt memorial to congress.
chee. Wash. After spending a tew!061- nd children will leave for Wren j Mrs. Verna DeArmond, they return-
days visiting there, she will return ' oon tne rar arrives, mer i Tuesday.
nave been residents of this section Miss Ella Rawlings entertained a
to her home at Sand Point Idaho.
Coats at reduced prices; also wool
and silk dresses. Mrs. E. Rehkopf. tt
Mrs. Eli Ballev and children ar
rived thl morning from American ' eree
Forks, Utah, and will make their' -
home at this place. Mr. Bailey ha Judgment for Defendants
teen in the city for severs1 months,
for the past year and are satisfied , few friends Friday evening, Janu
with this country, but have to take ary S, at the home ot Mrs. Harley
personal charge of their farm in-' Mansfield. Many delightful game
were played and musical selection
were rendered throughout the even
ing. Dainty refreshments were ser-
The jury In the case of C. M. La-'vd r Mr. Mansfield. .The guests
I.
being sugar-end foreman at the sugar throp vs. The Oregon Cement Sewer wpr Miss Edith Kubll, of Apple
factory. . Pipe and Tile company returned a Sate, Miss Mangurett Morressy,
Carl F. Williams, editor of the verdict giving the defendant com-Byrn Hamilton, Otton and Leland
Northwest Poultry Journal of Salem,1 Pan Judgment for $200 tn payment , Cantroll, of Ruch.
Is spending the day In the city, While ' 'or the pipe furnished the plaintiff.! Died, it Newberg, December, 22
here he 1 making a trip through the The defendant, had made a counter 1916, Mrs. J. B. Benson, aged 90
TJ. L. Upson poultry yards, and an' claim for $490 for the cement lr- years, 7 months. Deceased was a
article describing the Ill-a-hee plant ' rigatlon pipe. The plaintiff had resident or Grants Pass tor many
will appear in a later issue of the,80Blit to obtain Judgment for dam-! years anl Is well known In that
Journal.
Calling cards at the Courier.
Her Heart
again Ht his mind that was the
combat.
e
Two forces woven from differ,
fabric of such wbm the com
bat
Two hearts that beat out of
tune thus came Uie combat.
Her mother bartered her to
this man for his social post
tlon and her bad debt.
But the girl's faith was with
another man, whom she secret
ly had married, and who had
been reMrted dead.
Honr she override the misery
of her home life, saves her ftinf,
husband from the) electric
chair, and finds her real love
In the daw of a new day, make
a vigorous, attention-compelling,
heart-touching drama,
with staeatto action and deep
emotional Interest'
See "THK COM1IAT," with the
: altogether brilliant and charm.
Ing Anita Stewart and an all.
star -Vltagraph cant tonight or
Saturday night at the
Star Theatre
ages claimed through failure to get ! vicinity. She Is survived by three
water to crop, when the pipe was children, S. U Benson of Applegate,
bursted. H. A. Benson of Maiden Rock-, Wis.,
. and Mrs. Calvin Wells of Newberg.
Sermon Series
On Sunday evening at Newnin'
KERBY
Qreasad Paper.
Paier lu wliirh luuier, miirinirlue
or lard baa bvvu wiuiuxhI should be
kept and uwd n a lining tor taU
tins, as a covering fur a pudding
which Is to lie- hU'iiiiic J iiml fur wrii'
ping up suet roly uil!r hi'fuio puttln,:
them Into the cloth to lie. boiled.
Theno pnors are oil ready without
any more Krcaxlnit, m Hutu In a sav
big of both time and liilmr.
Methodist Episcopal church, Rev.
Melville T. Wlrfe will preach the
first of a series of three sermons on J a decided Interest was manifested
Temptation." These sermons are by the citizens of Kr iy In slttnd
based on the three temptations ofng a mass meeting on Wcdresday
Jesus. The title, are: "The Flmt at which A. U. Fields, Inventor of
( Temptation, or the Assault Through "Fields Process Smelter Fume. Co."
, the Physical;" "The 8econd Tempta- was the speaker of the occasion. The
j tion, or the Assault Thorugh the attendance at the meeting was good
spiritual;" "The Third Temptation, and Mr. Fields held the attention of
or the Assault Through the Voca- the audience while be gave a tech-1
tlonal." They will be preached on n leal presentation of hi ubject I
successive Sunday evenings. the establishment of a smelter at1
Kerby.
Now Is Kerby' opporunTty. Men 1
OltlTl'ARV will have to be employed to estab-1
lisb the plant and keep It at work.
m a cm-. To carry on the work of a 6 0-ton
William Andrew 8nlder was born
ut Olympla, Wash., April 29th, 1881. '
He was married to Delia C. Yancey, 1
, December 19th, 1887, and to this
! union were born six children, Ernest,
waiter, William, Harry, Everett and
Constantlne. Walter died April
11th, 1908. Mrs. Snider departed'
this life July 1st, 1908. On Novem-1
ber 2 let, 1913, Mr. Snider was mar-'
rlod to Mrs. Elmer A. Cressy, who
with the remaining five children sur
vive him.
Mr. Snider died at the residence of
his son at 713 Riverside Ave., Orant. '
Pass, at 6 a. m., January 10th, 1917, '
being CR years, 9 months and 11 days
ot age. The cause or death was
tuberculosis, from which he waa a
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If any one finds bldilcu treasure and
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FURNISHED, five-room cottage for
rent Mrs. O. P. Jester, 216 C
street. Phone 168-R. 949tf
Yakima, haa th distinction of head
Ing th committee which will decide
the fat of the bone dry bill, Intro
duced yesterday by Representative
Halsey. 8h I chairman of th
publlo moral commute. It there
I any opposition to th measure It
I being reduced to whispers. Th
general sentiment Is that It would b
suicide to talk loud.
Th bill provide for heavily In
creased penalties for violation.
A public hearing on lb bill by
th Joint morsls committee of th
house and senate waa announced to
day by Mra. William and Senator
Waller 8. Davis, chairman of th
senate committee. The hearing prob
ably will be held nert Friday.
a COMING Kv-NTC 4
Jan. 18, Saturday Children' story
hour at public library at 10:10.
Miss Jeanette Cramer, story teller.
LOST Monday between East school
and Star theatre, fountain pen
with Initial "N" on end. Address
No. 69, Courior. 1 41
WANTED 6,000 ton chroma or.
Will buy on dump or f. o. b. car.
See George S. Barton, 807 South
8th street, Grants Pass, address
P. O. box 616, or phone 229. 954
Pauline Frederick
In Clyde Fitch's great drama,
tic NiicreM, "The Woman In the
taw," next Sunday, Monday
and Tuesday,
STAR Theatre
i
patient sufferer for nearly two year.. '
The funeral wa. conducted from'
Hall', chapel by Rev, Melville T. '
, Wire. Interment in Granite Hill 1
cemetery. I
Bijou Theatre :;' Last Night
Triangle', prettiest girl star
Norma Talmadg'e
Hlr if "The Rattle Cry of Peace" "Going Straight" "The Devil'
Needle" "The Children of the House," In
The Social Secretary
A Miwerful story with a delightful undercurrent of comedy.
A IOO per rent picture of genuine enjoyment.
Theiv's the usual peppery Keystone
"A SCOUNDREL'S TOLL"
(VMI NO Saturday night, Florence Labadle In, "Saint, Devil and
the Woman."
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and use
Printed Butter Wrappers
According to the ruling of the Oregon Dairy anl Food
Commission all dairy butter sold or exposed for sale In
this state must be wrapped In butter paper upon which
I printed the word "Oregon Dairy Rntter, 18 (or 88)
ounce full weight," with the name and address of th
maker.
To enable patron of the Courier to easily comp!y with
the ruling thl office will supply standard rise and
weight butter paper printed with special waterproof
Ink, and delivered by parcel post, at the following
price!
100 Sheet, 18 or 88 ounce ..81.00
900 Sheet, 18 or 88 ounce .. 1,88
800 Sheets, 18 or 88 nonces .. 1,70
500 Sheet, 18 or 88 ounce. .. 8.40
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Rogue River Courier
Grant Pa, Oregon