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DAILY MOV HTKB OOUBUB
TVKHRAYi MAY IN. 19lt
Ethel Clayton
Supported by John llwtn, Rockllffe Fellow and
Arthur Ashley
In a Hradymade feature.
"The
Bondage of Fear"
STAR
TONIGHT
Coming Robert Harrow, in
"The Bad Boy." '
Wedded by Juatlce Ho
Wallace Franklin LeClalr and Ida
May Rholen, both of Josephine coun
ty, were married this afternoon toy
Justice James llolman.
I PER52N1L 25 LOCAL :
Saturday ta Chaplin day. flttt
Mrs. Emma Daniala attended the
Free Methodist conference at Med
ford Sunday, returnlnf home Mon
day. Suitable gifts for graduation pres
ent at Letcher Son's. 62
C X Helrle and family arrived
this morning from Portland and will
remain to work for the sugar beet
company.
: St Valentine broccoli seed at Par
dee's. 2
airs. EL F. Heath went to Eugene
this morning to attend the Rebekah
assembly. She will visit at Albany
also.
Graduation gifts Letcher A Son.
Frank Dessinger, of Kerby, went
to Eugene today to represent Kerhy
vUle lodge. No. 55, I. O. O. F. at the
grand lodge.
A big stock of jewelry to select
graduation gifts from at Letcher A
Son's. 62
Ralph Davis went to Eugene to
day to attend I. O. O. F. grand lodge.
"Sempre Glovtne." Sabin has it.
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Horoor arrived
Monday evening and will spend some
time here looking over the country.
Their former home was in Missouri.
Mrs. J. D. Stinefcaugh returned last
night after several weeks spent in
Iowa and North Dakota with rela
tives. Let ns show you some dainty
graduation Rifts Letcher A Son. 62
The Dixie school closed lis year's
work Friday. Two of the scholars.
Letha and Harvey DeArmond were
neither tardy nor absent during the
year.
New Crepe de chine waists at Mrs.
Rehkoprs. 46tf
Mrs. I. M. McCalllster went to
Wolf Creek this morning to visit
her daughter, Mrs. Kelly. She was
accompanied by Nellie Young, who
will visit ber cousin.
Ales Mbley returned this morn
ing from a trip to Portland.
Perry McGee went to Glendale this
morning to visit his brother.
St. Luke's Guild
The business and social meeting of
St. Luke's guild will be held in the
Guild hall Wednesday afternoon at
3 o'clock.
Baptist Ladiew' AW
The Ladies' Aid or the Baptist
church will hold its regular meeting
in the church parlors Wednesday af
ternoon. All members are expected
to he present.
Honor Guard Meets
The Girls' Honor Guard will meet
at the Chamber of Commerce rooms
tomorrow (Wednesday) evening at
7:30. All members are urged to be
present.
The Wardrobe Cleaners
At 315 North Sixth street. Phone
147. Receiving office with Peerless
Clothing Co. Cleaning, pressing and
repairing. We csll for snd deliver, tf
Chautauqua Plant
The chsutsuqua guarantors held a
meeting last evening at the Chamber
of Commerce. Arrangements have
been perfected for the sale of sea
son tickets, which sale is to be lim
ited to 400.
The First KirlM rat Ion
Walter ' llarnlsrhfrger . was the
first person to make registration In
this county, giving his an. 31; ad
dress, 3416 Grand Ave., Milwaukee.
Wis.; and claims exemptions because
of being engaged In government
work and through physical disabil
ity. Maxwell Teat Tomorrow
Wednesday is the national Max
well gasoline test day and BenJ. M.
Collins, the Maxwell representative,
will have two ears In the test. To
day he made a run with a new car
and was able to register 37 and 1-30
miles on a gallon of gasoline.
McCordy-Baaer Nuptial
Paul James Bauer and Mrs. Ver
onique Frances 'McCurdy were mar
ried Monday evening at the home of
the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. T.
E. Wallace. $07 South Fifth street,
Rev. L. Myron Rooter officiating.
Mr. Bauer has been in Grants Pass
some weeks serving ss recruiting of
ficer, and has been transferred to
Medford.
Will OEM UP
MO GROUNDS TONIGHT
The auto-camp committee of the
Chamber of Commerce, with Dr, F.
D, Strieker chairman, desires to an
nounce that tonight, (Tuesday)
every good cltUen of Grants Pass
who will. Is Invited to Journey to
the camp grounds with a rake or
spade and take part In a "clean-up"
hour, getting the grouds In shape for
the tourist travel Just commencing.
It Is planned to fix the grounds up
In better, more attractive and more
serviceable shape than laat year. A
fireplace Is to be built and the
grounds staked off Into lots about 60
by 100 feet
E I). S. NAVY
Fire at William H
A hole about six feet In diameter
in the roof of the J. H. Williams
home at Seventh and B street was
the net result of a burning ohlmney
Monday evening. Some paper and
excelsior in the fireplace had been
set on fire' and the sparks from the
biasing chimney are supposed to
have fallen on the roof. The early
discovery of the blase by a neighbor
who gave the alarm was responsible
for the small dsmage.
GREAT MORAL SKKMOX
Arthur Burrage Fsrwell, head of
the Chicago Law and Order League,
makes the following statement In his
letter:
'Two of the worst evlla which des
troy rhsrscter snd life sre vice and
Intoxicating liquor. When designing
men desire to ruin a girl, usually
liquor Is their strongest ally. Every
boy and girl should understand the
dangers snd be prepared to meet
them. Study this picture 'The Little
Girl Next Door. It represents the
truth.
"It shows methods employed to
trsp young girls Into a vicious lire
snd emphssixes, the necessity or
young people being told of the dsn
gers ahead. It Is a great, moral ser
mon." (0
Washington, Msy 33. Chairman
Padgett of the house naval commit
tee, this afternoon Introduced bill
giving the president power to. en
force prohibition In the navy. The
bill suggested by Secretary or the
Navy Daniels, In a letter to congress,
authorises the president to mske
regulations that shall foifbid any one
to "sell, furnish or give intoxicants
to navy offlcers or men In uniform."
A penalty or $1,000 fine or a year's
Imprisonment or both is provided for
violation.
SHELLEY CREEK DISTRICT
A Selma Wedding
Oman Wm. Smith, of Mill City,
and Mymle Marie Breazeale of Sel
ma, were married at Selma Monday,
Rev. Louis Huff officiating. Mr. and
Mrs. Smith left this morning for
their future home at Mill City.
JOY Theatre
TIESDAY and WEDNESDAY
llluebird ITiotoplays, Inc.
Present
"Saving
the Family
Name"
A live-act romance of stage
life coupled with a great socla
logical problem of today. Pre
pared for screen and produced
by Lois Wflber, the world's
in out famous woman producer
of motion pictures,
i
Introducing Mary Mrlaren,
(the heroine of "Shoes") and
Phillip Smalley. The supreme
triumph of photoplay artistry.
COMEDY
-HFH CKLLVLOID HERO"
5c and 15e
More Youthful Gardenn
About IS of the fllverslde school
children hsve taken up gardening on
lots furnished by the Chamber of
Commerce. Their Interest Is large
ly due to the co-operation of the
; Psrent-Teacher association. The
children will start planting tomor-
I row after school.
Will It Rain
If the experience , of previous
yesrs may he taken as a criterion,
s good sized delegation rrom
this city will attend the annual
field meet at Applegate next Thurs
dsy. And likewise, if previous ex
periences hold good, 'they are .apt to
get rained on.
Dr. Ed. By water Will Return
From Crescent City Msy 26th,
where he has been In consultation
with Dr. Fine. Will be in office Mon
day morning, May 28th. (3
Hankers Meeting
The ibankers of Jackson snd Jose
phine counties, known officially as
"Groups our" Oregon State Bankers
Association, are holding their an
nus! convention in this city today.
A business session this sfternoon
will be followed by a banquet at the
Josephine hotel this evening.
Commencement Week
This Is commencement week. The
baccalaureate sermon was preached
; Sundsy evening to a congregation
.that crowded the Haptist church to
the window sills, by Rev. L. Myron
Boozer. The class day exercises will
be held In the high school Thurs
day evening and the Commencement
everclses In the opera house on Fri
day evening.
Calling cards at the Courier.
THE GERMAN REPORTS
ARE SHORT AXD TERSE
Berlin, via London, May 22.
"Sanguinary losses" were Inflicted on
attacking British troops this morn
ing st Bullecourt snd later at Crolsil
lers, according to today's official
statement. The advances failed.
Neatly printed ststlonery st the
Courier office.
NEW TOD AT
( C L A S3 1 FI E D AD R ATEsT 2 5
words, two Issues. 25c; six Issues,
50c; one month, $1.50, when paid In
sdvsnce. When not paid in advance,
5c per line per issue.)
ELECTRIC V AcFcMC LE A N Kit "for
rent. 50c for s half day. Hush
Electric store. tf
GOOD, clean, goose feathers for ssle
(heap. Mrs. W. A. Paddock, 219
C street. 61
WILL RENT electric cleaner to" re
sponsible parties at 50c per day.
Mrs. W. A. Paddock, phone IM0-R.
LOST Dog, black and tan. Answers
to name of Queen. Address 1213
Pine street. 61
FOR SALE Two first class grade
Jersey cows, fresh recently, tu
berculin tested. W. C. llearss,
General Delivery. Price ressonable.
DIAMOND TIRES
MORE MILKS FOR LHrW
MONEY
DIAMOMD TUBES
Will outlast several casings
We prefer willing Diamond
tires becaase tbey are better
Grants Pass
Hardware
At year servlee
K. J. Khooery. of Tak'luia. was
looking over mining Interests in this
vicinity last week.
Miss Maud Mathena, of Waldo,
was a visitor at Monumental the
first of the week.
Guy Gravlln made a business trip
to Crescent City Wednesday.
L. C. Coles' health has Improved,
and he expects to resume work on
his Dlsmond creek cinnabar property
In a few days. J W Ehrir.au an as
sociate in the property Is expected
to be here from San Francisco with
machinery by June 1.
Chas. Johnson, of Tskilnis, visited
the Gravlins on Patrick creek last
week.
Mrs. McPherson. of the Monumen
tal hotel, is in Crescent City receiv
ing medical aid. As soon as her
health will permit, Mr. Mcpherson
will go to the Cleopatra district to
look after his chrome Interests.
E. F. Helliere and wife and Bill
Miller who have been in this dis
trict for some time, are now In
Portlsnd.
COMING EVENTS
'
Msy 23, Wednesday May breakfast
by ladles of Presbyterian church.
May 24, Thursday 'Red Cross meet
ing, addressed by Medford leaden
In the work.
May 24. Thursday Class Day exer
cises st High School, 8 p. m.
May 24, Thursday Creamery picnic
. and field meet at Applegste.
May 25, Friday Commencement ex
ercises, opera house, 8 p. m.
May 27. Sundsy Memorial services,
Baptist church, 11 a. m.
May 28, Monday Medford day
Chamber of Commerce luncheon.
May 28, Tuesday Trip to Inspect
alfalfa fertilizer demonstration
In Jackson county.
May 31. June 1, 2, 3. 4, 6, Annual
Chautauqua, Grants Pass.
July 7-14. N. E. A. Convention.
Portlsnd.
MAINE SEES SrltMAHINE
OX EVERY ROLLING WAVE
Portland, Maine, May 22. Naval
ststlons along the Maine coast an
nounced todsy they were trying to
run down reports thst a submarine
had been seen In that vicinity. A
coast guard st Cross Island reported
he sighted the submersible and fish
ermen around the Kennebec- river
mouth declsred they had seen a peri
scope. Another sighting of a perl
scope was reported to the naval au
thorities at Macbias.
INHERITANCE TAX
lilMIT AT 2.1,000
Washington. May 22. The Inher
itance tax section of the revenue bill,
taxing estates above $25,000, was
psssed without change.
Calling cards at the Courier.
Every should ha envelopes
wlfb return address. The Courier
srints taea.
A
SMALL
NOTICE
IT STRIKES IS THAT. FROM THE
PRESENT MANNER OF ADVER
TISING CUmilNG. A MM A Ui NO
TICK OF A "UIQ BARGAIN" 1M OF
FAR MORE IMPORTANCE THAN A
VHRY LARGE NOTICM OF A
"HMAIJi BARGAIN."
WHAT DO YOV THINK?
8KK Ol'H SPLENDID Ml ITS AT
II8.B0 AND $I6.0, Ol'H M HATS
AND Ol'H fl.83 SHIRTS
kTVKHY PRICK ' IS A BARGAIN
PRHW AND EVERY GARMENT IH
A PIUIR.
PEERLESS CLOTHING GO.
"Cfc Boj CtWr That CnJit" "If Mm Wt lU Wt Hn If
Just Received
Purity Gross
CREAMED CHICKEN
a la King'
Elkhorn Brand KRAFT CHEESE in tint
Pimento, Chile and Roquefort
STRAWBERRIES 10c
Schallhorn's Grocery
WAR MINISTER LEAVES SHERIFF OFFER HKWAIU
FOR III SSI FRONT r'OR ACCOMPLICE'S CAPTI HE
IVtmarad. May 22. Minister of
Wsr and Marine Kerensky led Hie
capital today for n hrlff visit to Kin
land. From there he will k to the
front. His visit with the troops Is
to explain the exact government sit
uation and to urge them to unyield
ing efforts sgslnst Germany.
I will xlve 12.10.00 reward for In
formation leading (o the arrest snd
conviction of the parly who ssslsted
W. C, Peck lo escape from the coun
ty jail in Grants Psss, Oregon, on
the night of Msy 12. 1 1 7.
GEO. W. LEWIS,
Sheriff of Josephine county, Ore.
A Word to the Wise
is Sufficient
We are of the opinion (hat there will be a Hcurrlty of fuel the
coming l r. We are hauling rncli ilny the "lull wood of the
Kilgerton mill. We lime hipHil nut Iho rnr. We will liave slab
niMMl for sale this winter hut will not he ahle lo sell ii cheaply as
now. It will pay you to figure with us on your wood.
SLAB WOOD
Makes a good summer fuel.
CARSON-FOWLER
LUMBER
PHONE I7S-J
Ford Converted 1-Ton Tracks
Come in and see them.
Ce La Hobart Company