Rogue River courier., May 20, 1917, DAILY EDITION, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5

M'KlfclY, MAY 00, I0IT
. DAILY BOGUS UYKB OOCBXTJ.
rum wm
r Wm. S. Hart
Ir. IJywater at
In a Triangle drama of the old ;west, In which his
gripping personality has full sway,
The romantic and material adventures
of a square-Jawed, dead-level, firston-the-draw
westernerfull of hard riding, stren
uous living and reckless daredeviltry, with a
gasp a minute.
And a Keystone Comedy, fast and furious
"His Deadly Undertaking"
It's the story of a merry, romping, ambitious ama
teur undertaker, who believes in following up "like
ly prospects;" he has a quack doctor for an associate.
TTJJ) TBghl sJ
(k and 1 5c
Overland for Fliley
W. C. Pixlay of Murphy U re
cant purchaser of a five-passenger
Overland from Burko It Son.
Daughter at Klpharta'
A daughter wti torn to Mr. and
Urt. Oeorge Klphart, Friday, May
II.
Maewell Purumer ,
Dick Bland and L. EJ, Wadaworth
are recent purchaser of five-pas
senger Maxwell ran from BenJ. M.
Colllna.
A Weddinc to Be
A marriage license wss Issued Sat
urday afternoon to Oman William
Smith, of Mill City, Ore., and Mymle
Marie Breaseale, of Bel ma.
Ir. Ed. ttywater WU1 Return ,
From Crescent City May Zttb,
where he baa been In consultation
with Dr. Fine. Will be In office Mon
day morning, May tBtb. 63
Grant Hey Enlist
Errol C. Gllkey la one of 26 Col
umbia University men to enlist In
the motor truck division and la ser
geant chauffeur In the quartermas
ters' enlisted reserve corps.
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PERSONAL ! LOCAL
the Oranta Pass schools, waa arrest
ed recently while traveling between
flitaln anil Untlanil anil ttna hjuin In.
Moth proof bag. Sabln haa It. lis absolutely fast color, new shipment J & F,lmouf'h Eng,tnd M ,
Saturday la Chaplin day. 9tfi Kaynee blouses and wash aulta
New (luurginf lUat
BenJ. M. Colllna and Carl Oentner
have now fully Installed at the Cent
ner place on M street, a Prest-O-Lite
plant for the charging and re
pair of storage batteries. ',
Uoolu for Holdiarsws
The Grants Paas public library
haa commenced Its service to- the
soldiers stationed along the line of
the Southern Pacific In this county.
Books are being sent out In lots Of
IS each, with Leland and Wolf
Creek aa the distributing points.
Dr. Bywater leavea thla morning
tor a week's professional visit to
Crescent Clt. ,
Merlin Couple Weds
Charles Edwin Barney and Mrs.
Laura L, Thompson, of Merlin, were
married Saturday afternoon by Rev.
J. If. Harmon at tbe Harmon residence.
GranU Pass Market Clumgee
Will Ablf baa disposed of the
Grants Pass Meat Co. market to W.
I. Sweetland and J. R. Gilbert, who
will hereafter conduct the business.
Mr. Bwaetland combine his Front
street market with tbe new business.
list Josephine' Attraction
A. committee of the Chamber of
Commerce, consisting of M. L. Op
dycke, Frank Bramwell and Eclua
Pollock, have prepared a statement
of Industrial and scenic resources
of Josephine county, which has been
filed with the Northwest Tourist as
sociation for use tn their advertis
ing In a tourist-attracting campaign,
KUhermrn Arriving
A. A. and Frank Oldenburg, Gua
Rivera, Albred Weir, Lewi Hamler
and Henry Huertb arrived on Satur
day from Park Place, near Oregon
City, to engaged In fishing, the sea
son on Rogue river opening tonight
at midnight and continuing until
August 1.
A Prisoner of W
Word has been received here thst
Capt. Hana Berhn, the husband .of
Helen Wllllts, a former teacher In
Marble Halls Advertised
In the six page folder Issued by
the Southern Pacific company an
nouncing tbe forthcoming convention
of tbe National Education 'associa
tion, the only attractions mentioned
J outside of Portland are Columbia
! River highway. Mt Hood and the
Marble Halls of Oregon. The latter
come In for a fine joost which
should send more than a few visi
tors to see them.
Mr. and Mrs. J. DeNyse went to
Medford Saturday morning.
New SO fool bamboo poles Just re
ceived at Cramer Bros. 58
St. Valttntlne broccoli seed at Par
dees. M
Meyer IawoI came In from the
north Saturday and left Immediately
for Brookings.
8almon spoons and salmon lines
at Cramer Bros. 68
Chicken dinner today Joe. Palace
Dining room. 6ft
Miss Bertha McAllister returned
yesterdsy from Winona district, her
school having closed Friday.
Iawn mowers and grass catchers
at Cramer Rroa. 68
T. E. Loban, of Golden, wss In the
city Saturday. Mr. Loban la . now
mining In the Golden district.
Royal shirt waists and middles.
Kinney k Truss. 68
New garden hose both cotton and
rubber at Cramer Broa. 68
Mrs. B. Francis Muslck and
daughter returned Saturday from
Leland, where Mra. Mualck taught
school the past year.
Grass scythea, sickles and scythe
stones at Cramer Bros. 68
Lewis Ulrlrh, postmaater of Jack
aonvllle, and Mra. Ulrlch, motored to
Grants Pass Saturday to visit the
BenJ. M. Collins family.
Thlrty-eliht ladles' shirt wslsts
$1 .US to IS. 00, alt to go at 60c each.
Klaney A Truax.
. Garden hose spliced and coupled
at Cramer Uroa. 68
B. A. Eddy and N. W. Collins,
government engineers, arrived yes
terday morning from the north and
left for Crescent City.
Special sale In fancy Georgette
crepe collars. Mrs. Rahkopf. tf
After Uklng an early morning
hike you will enjoy a good breakfast
at the Presbyterian church, Wednes
day morning, May 13. 61
Hoes and rakes at Cramer Bros.
Everybody known that Mrs. Cleve
land's coffee cannot be excelled. She
will serve you at the May breakfast,
Bilk boot, whit and colored hose
for ladles, 60c pair. Kinney k Truax.
Planet Jr. garden tools at Cramer
Bros. ,
Mra, O. C, Rosa and two small
children arrived here Saturday morn
ing from Washington and left Imme
diately by automobile for Brookings.
Bicycles repaired at Cramer Bros.
Blab wood, $4.60 per load. Phon
178-J. Carson-Fowler Lumber Co.
Bt. Valentine brorcoli seed at Par
dee'. ('
F. R. Jonna, of Hie Golden Hula
store, arrived Saturday morning
from Glasgow, Mont., for a abort
stay with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mash
burn. Garden fertilisers at Cramer Hro.
Just received. The Golden Rule. 68
' Mrs. C. Boyle, of 8s n Francisco,
'arrived laat night to spend several'
daya with her aunt, Mrs. Ann Booth.
New Crepe de chine walata at Mra.
Kehkopf'a. tf
W. Becherer and W. Ilarntschre-
ger arrived a few days ago (rout a.
wankee, 'Wis., and .will apeud some
months at the Homewood (arm with
Mr. and Mrs. A. Wylberg.
I'alles desiring tables reserved
for the May breakfast, phone Miss
Benedict, 10-J. 68
The latest In auto and sport lids
for I idles and misses. Kinney k
Truax. 68
Mrs. Witters, son and daughters,
arrived Saturday morning from Gib
bon, Neb., to make their home here.
Mra. Wittera la the daughter of Mrs.
Mary E. Curtis, of -this city.
New Ksynee waah aulta and
blouses, Indanthrene dye, guaran
teed absolutely faat colore. Tbe
Oolden Rule. . 68
Mra. Fred Menach returned Friday
night from Portland, where she
spent the winter. On her way home
she visited at Albany, 8alein , and
Milt City.
Mrs. Roy Canine and three chil
dren, who have been visiting Mra.
Canine's father, W. F. Hogue, at
Kerby, and other relatives, left last
nlgbt for their home at Bend.
Tha seaaon la lata; we had the
gooda bought laat fall before the
raise In summer cotton fabrics, both
white and .fancy Including the guar
anteed Unweave. All to be on aale
for one week at 10 per rent discount
below, the low prices now marked.
Kinney k Trusx. 68
Geo. W. Stewsrt, vice president of
the Pacific Placer Mining company,
and Mra. Stewart, who have spent
the paat two weeka at the mine near
Provolt, left last night on their re
turn to their home at Lowell, 'Mass.
Kaynee, the standard blouse of the
world, new shipment at the Golden
Rule. 68
Miss Hope Burdlck arrived Bat
urday morning from Seattle and will
go to Holland to spend the aummer
with her parent, Mr. and Mra. R.
I,. Burdlck. Miss Burdlck for the
past two years haa been librarian In
one of the departments of the Se
attle uorary.
Chicken dinner today 35c. Palace
Dining room. 58
Frank 8. Bramwell arrived Satur
day morning from Fallon, Nev
where he has been apondlng (he win
ter In tha Interest of the Utah-IdahoJJ
Sugar company's business In thai
district. Mr. Bramwell will spend a
few days with. his son, Frank C.
Bramwell and meeting many of III
friends, '
prlaoner of war.
The New Market
Messrs. Kilts snd Morrow, the new
proprietors of The Fair, now re
named The New Racket, have made
numerous changes In their store,
greatly Improving Ita appearance.
They hare added many new Item
and are conatantly adding to the
stock. ,
Red rroa Party
About 80 attended the military
whist party given by the Ladies Aux
iliary for the benefit of the Red
Cross, at the Chamber of Commerce
Friday evening. Cards, music and
refreshments filled a plessant even
ing' t program. The auctioning of
the rakea, cream and other eatables
proved an entertaining as well aa
profitable feature.
Herbert Nunn, state hlghwsy en
gineer and one of tbe best posted
men on road construction in the
northweat, will be the speaker at
next Monday'a Chamber of Commerce
luncheon. Aa Governor Wlthcombe
stated here laat week, next to the
problem of national defense, that of
good roada la of first Importance.
Engineer Nunn will explain -the
commission's attitude on various
lines of road development In view
of the Increased activity on behalf of
the Tiller cut-off, thla county If par
ticularly Interested In the new com
mlaalon'a policy.
The Wardrobe (leaner
At 115 North Sixth street. Phon
MT. Receiving office with Peerlesa
Clothing Co. Cleaning, pressing and
repairing. We call for and deliver, tt
JOY Theatre
Rl'NDAY ami MONDAY
DAN I F.I, PltOHAM
Prexeiits
In a plcturlaailnn of her great
ml atatte sucrea, the beloved
fairy tale
"Snow
We"
In v. hi th she appeared for two
see nn rut at .Wlnthrop Ante'
Little Theatre X. Y.
I Ho and IMK
coming
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY
Phillips Knialley and Mary Mar-liMi-en
tit
HU1XG THK FAMILY NAME
PRETTY FAIRY TALE
TOLD FOR CHILDREN
A new series of "children ma
tinees" will be started next Monday
afternoon under the auspices of the
publio library. "Snow White," a
pretty fairy tale will be the picture
shown with Mrs. Soranson telling the
story. A song. "Three Little Doves"
by Lydla Hood, Addle Jenkins and
Esther Veatch, wilt be an added at
traction. Thla matinee will be held
at the Joy theatre, Monday at 4
p. m.
These matineea are the outgrowth
of the . children's story hour as con
ducted by the library. With the
arrangement for suitable moving
pictures the story hour become
"movie" matineea.
CANADA ALSO TO ISE
CONSCRIPTION MEASURE
Ottawa, Ont., May 19. The Can
adian conscription measure planned
by Sir Robert Borden wilt be Intro
duced tn the house within the next
10 daya, at the latest, It waa atated
today. A great deal depends on
political circumstances for the "at
titude of the opposition I at pres
ent problematical. ' The Quebec
member In general are understood
to be opposed to any such scheme.
HEED (XU.UXiK HEAD
' tl Wvmm tf SvtfaiftMN ' p. , f - t .
W lh y ? .
Why debate or doubt? Good clothes
are an economy and we're here to supply
them in these critical times. We're seeing
to it that OUR customers H11 have the
best there is at best-value prices; and to
that end we're offering
KUPPENHE1MER
CLOTHES
These clothes are not an extravagance, be
cause Kuppenheimer efficiency in design, in
tailoring, in selection and treatment of ma
terials, in quality standards, all combine to
make VALUE.
Come in and ask us to SHOW you these
thingsthey're to be found in every Kup
penheimer garment.- ., . .
$20 $25 $27.50
PEERLESS.
CLOTHING CO.
"ItMtnWftluWtHfir
"CaABastChtaptThmCttUr fc.
ORGANIZING CAMPAIGN TO
SELL LIBERTY LOAN BONDS
CALLED TO COMHtADO
Portland, May 18. Dr. William T,
Foster, president of Reed- college,
here today la considering an offer
from the board of trustees of Col
orado college to become president of
that Institution. He said today thnt
the offer was an "Interesting one,"
and he may accept.
A clussirted ad brings results.
San Franclaoo, May It. An or
ganised campaign for tbe aale of Li
berty bonds, reaching into every sec
tion of the twelfth "federal reserve
district, which ha headquarter
here, wss booming today.. Mass
meeting will be held la every town,
advertiser will use alogan "Have
yon bought your Liberty bonds!" In
their publications. .
San Franclaoo' city government
will set the example here 'by buy
ing fl.000,000 worth.
CHICAGO GETTING AFTER :
THE FOOD 8PECCLATOR8
Chicago, May 10. Packers, whole
salers, retailers, the publio and
even food apeculator were Invited
by the city today to attend a maae
meeting In the city hall Thursday
afternoon to "amok out" the specu
lators. The meeting waa called by
John P. Garner, commissioner of
public service, who was appointed
by Mayor Thompson to organise
soma system to combat extortionate
price.
A Pure GM
Crushes Fanaticism
Tames a Father Mad With Revenge
Wins a Loyal Young Suitor
in
"The Gates of Edon"
' . ' With VIOLA DANA in a double role
ioii i iuu to see mis o-ner MiVl itu VV U.N IJililu LA Y
Written by a Clergyman, Rev. Wm. E. Dauforth
BIJOU Theatre
5c
SUNDAY
15c