Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, May 13, 1917, DAILY EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextSt'IUIAY. MAY M, 1917 DAILY BOOT! OTTO OOTJRJKB V m TMt tut Prices Kair Treatment Bigger rora Car Tires Q)JliM 375 sntfiixyuiNCHaiyj BLACK SAFETY TREAD TIRES 1VT1TK t-1 ... t . a.t I 1 n& paiancc line ior,tnc roru car u drawn, and the turn total of its per , fection struck with that new Goodrich s tire, the bigger and better Ford car tire Goodrich's "Three-Scventy-Five. Of SUPER-SIZE and SUPER STRENGTH it not only idnU th INDIVIDUAL NEEDS of th Ford car, but DOUBLES Its VIRTUES. ' New as today, it is nevertheless already familiarly known by the knowing as ; Goodrich's TheeSeventy-Fve,, That's its size: Three and seventy five hundredths jnehea in the cross section. And it'j rn inch bigger too in the circuinfcn Its heroic size, lio'.cvcr, is designed to fit 30-inch i i.T.s cn Ford cars. It is made solely wth the five finger safety tieud. , It costs but little :nore than ordin ary tires at the outset; and the nattier appearance and added com fort it gives your I'ord car, and its own greater dollar ECONOMY, make it the better buy in the end. The B. F. Goodrich Rubber Co. Akron, Ohio -Post in rte Lony Rari Vm: Better . Avi ' ' "' TT" "trf Outwears kather-comfortable-dressy-waterproof GOODRICH TIRES OLDINGS GARAGE PHONE 45-R KERBY I Elliott Young; who was brought home from tbe mines at Takllma nearly two weeks, ago sick , with pleuropneumonia, and . baa bean very low since la now, reported In a fair way (or recovery. Hii mother Mn. Young, and hit later, Mr. Me- Calllater, of Grants Pass, have both been at hla bedside for over 10 daya. HI ton, George, came home from California, where he had been work- ng and bar-been bom nearly week, . .... t. .. Matt Murphy haa moved hli fam ily from Frultdale to hla ranch near Kerby. . . Mra. McCurdy and family have moved to Holland. Mr. Trimble, wife and ton have moved to Kerby and taken up tbelr residence In the Winter residence. Tbs younger Trimble la a Wack- amlth and la working here In eon Junction with JUr, Stone.. ... Mr. Roberts, of Waldo, our gar age man of last year bat been back to town and may open the garage again. ' ,. The Woodcock and Powell fam files have paid visits to Grants Pata this week to meet Wesley Woodcock and Earl Powell, who were on their way south to take the places as signed them In the ranks of Uncle Sam's forces. During tbe last 10 days a, number of tbe valley people have made similar trips to the Pass. Bobby Allen's smiling face It now seen daily on ma ore truca as ne rambles right along. Tbe teachers have been re-elected to their positions for another year. A local teacher'a institute will be held at Kerby on the 13th, under the supervision of County Superinten dent Alice Bacon. Jim Hogue has returned home af ter some days absence at the ranch of James Seyferth near Holland. Mrs. Hogue haa also returned from a visit witn ner sitter on me Appie- gate. Miss BHsle Stith Is planning a trip to Alaska next month. i PARENT-TEACHERS ' V J! t ' held, when the subject or a gymna sium for the city was discussed; this meeting was arranged 'by Mrs. Babln. In March, Dr. Sheldon, dean of the school of education at the University of Oregon, gave an address, through the assistance of Professor Hull In April the first annual egg bant was held In the park under the aus pice of the association, arranged y Rev. I. Myron Boozer. During several weeks of tbe win-, ter season hot soup was served at cost in tbe Central, East and Blver alde schools.. This was made pos sible through the hearty eo-operatloa of the principals and teachers who themselves attended to the serving, collecting, ete. r ' y ' In December, Dr. Bywater gave ft If word! were necessary to con vince any cltlsen of thla city that the Parent-Teacher: association was a most beneficial Inttltutlon, tbe fol lowing resume of their past year's work should 'be conclusive. Regular meetings of tbe associa tion were held .- each month except March, which was omitted on ac count of bad weather. In September, during the three days of tbe county fair a baby's rest rnom a Mtshtlahiut on the (rounds where numerous bablea spent tbelr ' " """ time while their mothers', viewed planned to make this the first of the exhibits. Thla waa arranged ol and supervised by Mrs. Cora Coo lant., .... ,-,,v-ov:'-:"' In October tbe association assist ed in the dinner given for teachera visiting tbe Institute, by tbe teachers of the Grants Pass schools. ' - In November a special meeting was held when Irving Vlnlng, of Ashland, gave a talk. Mr. VIning alto spoke to the pupils of the var ious schools the same day. This meeting was arranged ty Mrs. W. U TMlanA. ..... -. ' In November, through the efforts of Mrs. T. P. Cramer, eota and cov ers were placed In tbe various school buildings for emergency use. ' In December the association as sisted In the program arrangements for tbe community Christmas , tree. which on account of continued, stormy weather nad to be abandoned. In January the Associated Chari ties of Grants Pass was formed nn der the auspices of tbe association, but as an entirely Independent or ganisation. . In January, W. L. Flnley, 'state bi ologist, showed bis moving pictures free to the school, children In the afternoon at tbe Bijou theatre, nd at a paid entertainment in the even ing for the general public." In February a special meeting was The devoted and eaptfMe president. Mrs. W. W. Canby holds offloe for an other year, as does Mies Beatrice WtfbV treasurer. ; H. H. Ward- rip has .been re-elected vice-president .3d Mrs. Geo. .Riddle, secretary. An nual duea are 25 cents. A classified ad Wnp results. Calling cards at the Courier. APPLEOATE I .- .':s' t 'f DlrUlOND TIRES MORE MILKS FOR LH DIAMOMD TUBES We prefer . seOliig Urea I Grants Pass riardware '.?, At year servke There will be a farmers' patrio tic meeting at the Socialist hall Saturday. Miss Beatrice O'Brien, of Apple- gate, won first prize In the f0 yard dash tor young ladles In the after noon sports at the Eagle Point field meet. " The Applegate school board has hired Earl Deardorff, of Rogue River, at principal of our school for the coming year. ' Ralph Plttock purchased a new; piano from the Hale piano house, of i Medford. Harley Mansfield alto purchased one from the Palmer Co. There will be a meeting Sunday at the creamery to prepare the grounds for the creamery picnic and field meet, to to held here the 24th of May. A large delegation from here at tended th field meet at Talent. Ap plegate school won the trophy for the rural schools Supporting the Government This is time for every citizen to support the I' tilted States tiovermwnt, and many are doing so at considerable 'cost or aacrl. flee to themselves- . We have joined the Federal Reserve Ranking System estabtish. ed by the ttovemment to give greater financial stability and strt ngth to the member ink and protection to their depositors, You can give your support to this great Government enterprise ami alw obtain lt protection for your money by becoming of our depositors. MKMHKH OF FKDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM " " First National Of Southern Oregon Subscribe to the "liberty Urn" Frank Knutsen waa the point-get ter for the Applegate school as well as the atar athlete of the rural schools, easily taking first In each event entered. RHKMiKY CRKKK DISTRICT E. P. Moore, of Berkeley, Cal has been In this vicinity for the past week seeking mining proper ties. 1 C. Cole has gone to Crescent City to receive medical aid. K. P. Hellere and wife have gone to Jacksonville. Mr. Helllere Is In terested In some mining property here. ' Miss Katherlne Hubcr, of Cret ent City, but formerly of Grants Pass, la assisting Mrs. McPherton at The Half Way Houte. J. N. Britten Is .taking out some , high grade copper ore on his Pat . Ticks creek property. Tjis Jenkln Brothers, or urescem City, have been" bear hunting on Monkpy creek for some time, but being unsuccessful there, have moved to Diamond oreek. They have fnnr hrnr dogs. There Is supposed to be.-one tmall bear within a ra 4lui of 15 miles from bers and five men and seven dogs are employed In searching for Mr. Bruin. Hunting force expects to be enlarged soon. BAD HABITS OF POSTURE. Thay Lssd to Dsfermlty and, Chrsnls -,. , Disaass If Nst Corrttttd.. Tbe tlgnlllcniipc of lire iHwIuret hulil tuully MHHUUiod by liidlvUHmls Is the tHuJei'hj of ;mrlous , oomtldei'Htlon by physUiiius tit priwiil. Exhaustive in vimUgatloiiN mi'imii to Inillculn preity COIK'lUHlVCly tllllt ll.1l! IKlKtmt'H, such ss utoopllig hIioiiIiIcim, coiiti'iicU't) chests or protnuloJ nbiluuit'iis, ui'e'nut merely ilu icHult of emflcuM Imlills In tbe Inillvliluul, but mn duo to sum! slight tihysU'iil doformliy ., wUlt-U sliuulil .be nin-wtoil. Ociieiully .siinitliig, pornon wliu huvu liHd ioiiie Imlills are no) very robust. ! ..' Every ono list olmervi'd Hint ilersim who arc fntluucil droit Into lml lies turo itttiiporarlly, uiid t bore are uiauy sxamplot of uuusually rtrtumt jwrtoim With wbou bad mstnrai,la vbroiil.'. NcvertlloloM, teuilcin.y ..to llsd ixwture uiulonbtcdly adds to the tiTiul toward weakiiens and vbivule tlNetme. pmttv- ularly In Individuals who are not nat urally rigged. Tbe robust child or the adult who takes an adequate amount of recrea tion from work docs not usually fall Into bad uablts In sitting or standing; In fact, be la able to combat the condi tion of study and work which make for bad posture. The Icrs robust child aud the overworked or too sedentary adult, on tbe other baud, are obliged to make persistent efforts to avoid bad posture bablts. And, although these bablia may have do very detrimental effect upon tbe general health during oblldhpod, they are likely to result In chronlo diseases Ister In life si a result of the anatomical .deformities pro duced, Excbauge. .,,',. , ' ADVERTISING is 1 v the Huphen That Brings Buuet ana Seller Together, JEROME PRAIRIE The Stitch and Chatter Club was entertained at the borne of Mrs. Lu ther iRoblnton, and report a very en joyable time. J. R. Tucker and family passed through Jerome Prairie last Friday on their way back to Selmn. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith and daughter Althea, made a trip to Gold Hill last Sunday in their automdbile. P. L. Flndlav took Mr. and Mrs. Tabera back to Ashland In his car last Sunday. ' They have been visitors of the vocational home school. t Ernest 9mlth, the new man on the Case place, has purchased a horse and buggy. Mr. and Mrs. Ira R. Dltbrow are expecting to move to Orants Pas Friday. May 11. school being closed Thursday with a plcnlo dinner for the children. , ,. TAKE NO SUBSTITUTE But insist on having : piVER BANR 1 V Crieamery Butter tj) i v.- "And it's GOOD Butter" Made to Grants Pass, Trantftrred, . "1 hope you liked tbe pie. Henry." ventured a young wife, casting an Bai lout glance at ber huabAud soou after dinner. "1 bestowed great patna ou tbeeruat." I "I thought you did, my dear," h said. "for I've gut the patus bow." i 1 SIGN THIS TODAY. Application for Membership 01UNT8 PASS CHAPTER AMERICAN RKD CROM I : 1 hereby apply for membership In the class checked below i agree to pey the sum of.....;. - - Dollars, Please check class desired and be sure to write name legibly ...Annnsi "member.... ....Suhscrlblng member.. ' il. ....Contributing member S. ....Sustaining member 10. ....elilfe member.... M- ....Patron member.. ....... 100. Mr. -," Airs, Miss Home Address... City and State..: i , ,', Imiwrtant-membershipa In classes tarred () above lnehsde annual subscription to the American Red Cross Magarine, hasAssssw ly Illustrated, published monthly. '-' : ' . . ' , ( MaU appllcatlona to BenJ. C. Sheldon, Secretary Grants raw Chapter American Red Cross Grants Pass, Oregon. ! a ; p.. : i , , i tin I. : v.,s 1 ( fr- ! 0". HI - I'M1 ' - :i!iiliii( Ot;! : . I. Hi:;) (; 1,, ft).- -l.irt.1 ' l.iH