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DAILY HOGV JUYKft OOIJUKJI
run vm
PER52NIL
'ruk Doerfua, of Wvud, Minn
down laat ulghl lo tlsit trluiula.
Oil beaters lur balbrooma anil
bedroom at Cramer llroa. 7
Mr. J. 0. Mbley rulurncil ter
day morning iroia a Portland trip.
A mill aaaiirtmeul of cotton
ruga with Dresden border, lit it
variety u( ruliirn Hi Helinar'a. 7
John I'ernoll, AuIhhia mar
chaul, In tlit city Friday mid
Saturday.
New nil Kit of eury kind. Th
Gulden Hula. Y
UniHiln Savage, principal of ilia
Km h High kulnml, spent Suturduy In
Hi oily.
Highland 1. 1 ii-n. rtuliln ha It. 17
Mr. Georgia Clay loft Friday
ulghl (or rnrtUui! to remain lii-
(Ifflllltrlv.
"Free" sewing machine at lliil
mar's. 7
Japuluc at Cramer Urn. n7
Mrn. S. lnugliridga ri'luiiiiid Sat
urday morn Inn from visit, with her
daughter Ml Portland.
Honor Guard harvest daii'-e, Oi lo
in, r Si. Waldorf hall. '
.1. Holt, or lha Southern Pacific
bridge gang, went to I'ortlnnd luiit
night to svend a few days at home.
Floor palnl at Cramer Bros. HI
Mra, Urara White arrlvo! Friday
nUht from Wicd anil will vlrlt her
mother, Mm. Win. Hunch.
Excellent pattcrna In Inlulil mid
print linoleum at llalmrr'a, H7
lllryvle repair shop at Cramer
llnm. ' H"
Mra. Douglas Wood nturnml Fri
'day nlKlit from San Franclwc
where aha epenl several weeks,
.Mr. and Mra. Charles Howard re
turned Krlduy night from a vlalt at
Ashland and Jaeksonvllla.
C. M. Htati-a, muiiager of tU.
(luivrulel Cortland branch, aa In
Ilia city Saturday, call Inn on Church
III and Makwull.
lok fur Hie Jack Tar label, the
tnlddy that give KID per cent satis
faction. Now onea Juat received.
The Golden Unit'. X'.
J. C. UuKhtoti, Southern Pacific
blacksmith with thn bridge gang,
went to Junction City lut ulKht lo
a;. cud Sunday with hla family.
larxe atone Jara for kraut, ainull
alotU' Jara for pickle at Cramor
Bros, Hi
Mis George K Ciiliipliatt, alio vlv
Red har brothers at Adum .wutWtn,
left bar Saturday morning for 'iar
homo at l.oa Angeles.
Infant untrliiimed JmmI bunkota ol
llvlmnr'a.
Mra. V. K. Smith li'fl I ant nlxlil
for bar bonia at Monmouth, ttho
aiwnt tha pant thriw waoka with har
fathar, K. J. Davidnon, at Wllllama.
8a ua for that big cadur mop nnd
ona quart of oil for 11.60, Cramer
Jlroa. 87
Mra. Chah. Prultt and children re
turnad to Inland Friday nlRht to
upend Sunday at homo, Tha I'rultt
rhlldran ara auandlntt acbool In tlilii
city.
0-(Vlar till at Cramer Hroa. 87
Uautanant Vernon Hauler waa a
paaaanicar on thn aouth hound train
8tiirda morning with a company of
aoldlara from Camp Iwla. who are
beln tranafarrad to 8nn Dlaifo.
Bmnll RnKllah CrankfaMt lulilua for
children at Holmar'a. 87
Liquid veneer at Cramer Hnm. 87
Mr. and Mra. lT. A. drlffln, who
have been taklnx lha Imtha nnd
drlnklnn tha water nt lllrhardaon
Sprlnira, Oal., for tha liint I wo' weak a,
ara now In Oakland for n Hhort
tlmo. Thny will Inter itn lo Snnta
firm for a two monthn' atay.
Alrtlxht haatora nt Crnmar nroa,
The Bijou Theatre's
Week's Program
Sunday "IN SLUMBER LAND," Triangle All-
Star Kiddies.
Monday Essaney, "SKINNERS DRESS SUIT,"
Bryant Washburn. Triangle Keystone Corfiedy,
'The Pawnbroker's Heart'
Tuesday "FATAL RING," jearl White. Mutual
All-Star Feature.
Wednesday Vitagraph "Babbetta," Peggy Hy-
land. Triangle Keystone Comedy, "Villa of the
Movies."
Thursday-Triangle, "SUDDEN JIM," 'Chas. Ray.
Friday and Saturday Geo. M. COHEN, great corn
median in "SEVEN KEYS TO BALLPATE."
A scream from start to finish.
J. B. CALDWELL, Manager.
5 LOCAL
Mlaa I'narl tiraan waul to Marlln
l"t nluhl to apend Hunday with har
paranta,
II. K Wllaou, of Ulandala, la
MiiidltiK Hunday hgia with hla fam
ily. II. 12, Kenieriion cauia down from
Doiila Friday nlKht lo apend a few
iluya here on bualneae, Ha rxpaata
to apnnd the winter at Dorrla.
(1, W. Crewa returned yuaterday
from the ('nnllnentul.inlne at Myrtle
Criiuk. Ha waa aucoiniianled iiy Mlaa
Wave Chuny, of TrOy, Ida., who will
Mpaiid everal waeka here. .
Mr. and Mr. I). K, Dolaon lurt
laat ulKht fur their lioma at Tacoiu.
Tliey ari'ompanled tha remain of
Mra. Itotaon'a mother, Mr. Wmild
rldiia, which wero .liuiiad In the
Mlaaoiirl Kliit eemntary.
I In pi Ut (luircli Memliar
All member of the llapllat church
are required to lie praaant at the
annual church bimlnaiia moetlnic to
day at II a. m.
OlVKtMl (1ul
Tlia Oregon club will uieat with
Mra. Jamea Tuffa oh Monday after
noon. New Mlildl
All wool Jack Tar middle In
beautiful aim ilea of greed, red and
l.lue. Thn (loltlnn ItuV. 7
W. t. W
Attend camp on Monday evening
and learn how In ecrtiro a turkey for
your ThankaglvliMf or Chrlatmn
dinner. Inltlutlon. S7
' M. V liaillea Will Hane " '
Tha Mnthodlat Udlea Aid wilt
ifurnlnh lunch and dinner to the ve
iling dalagata at the meeting of
the Federated Woman' club, Octo
ber 17. It la deMred that aa many
woman aa poaalbla take tholr meala
.with them. Tlckata S.lc at tha
i . .
rami ion garage. kt
.More li ka View llnya KiiIInI
John lxlon and C. W. Kootr
ram mnr from likavlew Friday to
anllat In thn 20th Knglnnvra. and
left Inat night for Portland. After
final phyalcal examination Ibay will
lw aent lo WaahlngUm, D. ('.. to Join
I tha foraatry regiment.
Homaa Hliltel to ortlaiul
Nineteen head of work home
ware ahlpped laat week from Kerby
to Portland, being conalgnod to O.
I). Wllllama. a buyer. Frank Howard
of Kerby, who aocompanled ttie
horaaa, returned here a few day
ago.
No Hoorw at Alilnntl
In a hotly contented game at Ann
land Saturday afternoon, the Oranta
Paa high school football team held
the would-be Aahland plgakln kick
er to a nothing to nothing wore.
There were quite a number of the
local high aohool who made the trip
by auto, arriving home early Satur
day avenlng.
Iletiiraed From Corvallla
Mr. C. C. Presley returned yes
terday from Corvallla, where ahe
pent a couple of weeks. Dart Pres
ley, a atudent at the O. A. C, drove
tholr Oldamoblle, leaving Corvallls
Friday afternoon and arriving here
jOllllirilH IllVtJII, Bll'fllll( UlCI lllflll
'at Oakland. "They ware accom-
; panled by Harold .White, another
Rtndent, who Is upending a few hours
with his parents at Kerby. The boy
lonve Sunday night by train for Corvallla.
J'liw in' rUilrrUlnail t
The I'awnan young man' claaa of
Newman M; K. Sunday achiml a
etitertnliiad at the Mvthndlat paraon
aye by Itvv. and Mr. Mlvlll(( T.
Wire on lent Wndneailiiy evening.
Iiilllatlona ware the feature of the
avenlng, four new member being
Initiated. Strawberry lea cream and
wafura warn acrved aa rnfreahmenl.
Sew Mllk-
(ieorgaitn cra, crnHi-da-hlne,
taffala, Hatln, maaaallne, fancy
Ntrlpe and plalda all the new
abodea.' TJie (lolden Itiild. .. 17
Mloa llnra) al llremctioii
Mlaa Unilaa Harvey, who want lo
llramarton laat weak, haa been ac
cepted In tba service of the fnltad
Stataa, ahd ha thn rating of yeo
man. Hr brother, Knalgn Guy
Harvey, who waa vlaltlng at home
on a furlough, waa summoned lo
Join hla ship before the expiration
of hla furlough, and left aouth laat
week. ' .
Girl Scout Vlalt Ham
Oak Park Girl Hcouta. with their
leader, Mra. J. P. Truax, and Mlaa
Katliaryn Kyun and MUa Grace
Green, made a trip to tha dam Sat
urday, enjoying a pdalo lunch. Tbey
walked to and from the dam and
aevera! of the girl ware nursing
hllatered feet lant night Tha patrol
member who madia Ilia (rip. ware,
Margaret Truax, Dorothy Itooxer.
Oretchen Clemen, Joaephlne A.
Smith. Helen Mater, Violet Hcst.
Eva n rut ton and Paulina llraeger.
H. A. Douglas Funeral- . ,
The funeral aervlcaa conducted
over the renmlna of Rev. 8. A. Doug
laa'on Friday waa attended by a host
of sorrowing friends. W. F. Kl
more of Brownsville, a life lung
friend, spoka aloquantly of the Ufa
of tha departed pastor, and O. . P.
Cosliow, of Koaaburg, added his
trlliuta, Itev. I Myron llijo.er and
Rev. Melville T. Wire, pastors of the
city, also had a part In the service.
Grants Pans lodge A. F. t A. M..
and Mellta Commandery, Knights
Teniflar, attended In a body, the
Masonic lodge having charge of tha
ceremony at tha Masonic cemetery.
M PUNT TO OPERATE.
(Continued faom pax 1.)
and statlona to which they have
beau aiwlgned.
Superintendent, C. B. llalllday.
Beet and foreman Day. C. P.
Fcrrln; night. Wallace Peterson.
Sugar and foreman Day. Jaa.
Zimmerman: night, Kll Railny. .
Chief chant 1st Day. K. H. Young.
Control man Day. K, P. Harris;
nlKht. D. Jawell.
Sample "rnan Day. Ceo. Reln
klng; llarley Britten.
Diab washer, (Lab.) Day, Uo
Kimball; night. R. Jewell. ,
Store keeper Day, Jas. Hood.
Water tender Day. J. P. ; De
gTasse; night. H. A. Pyle.'
nremen Day. F. B. Barrlck:
night, R. F. Johnson.
Flue blower Day C. Armstrong;
night. S. E. Davidson. -
Mme kiln foreman Day S. H.
Kimball; night, J. K. Gunning.
Lime slacker Day, U McOrew;
night. J. B. Paddock.
Rok wheelers Day T. B. Edgell,
R. Colvlg; night, Ban Krue, T.
Dyer. '
Engine man Day, J. 1 Wlndall;
night, C. W. Courtney.
Evaporators Day. D. W. Flana
gan: night. E. V. Inman.
First and acond carbonators
Day, E. Curtis; night, J. Thompson.
11. I. Truax.
Mec. filters Day, T. H. Croxton:
night, F. Brown.
IBiindry machine Dny. E. H.
Johnson: night: U U Patterson.
Kelly press foreman Day, t. J.
Smith; night, C. 0. Boat. -.
Assistant Kelly press foreman
Dnv, A. Bnrtlett; night. C. H. Bdg
ell. Sugar holler Day, Chas. Hood;
night, S. Cornell.
Liquor chaser Day, Arnold Fer
rln: night E. N. Cox.
White centrifugals Day, .' Wm,
Holms, W. Ordway; night. O. L.
Smith, Ogleahy. " ' :
Brown centrifugals Day', Chas.
Hlvaly; night. Strong.
Sugsr, moltar DayA. D. Knight;
night. .1. F. Klrkcr.
Sngnr weigher Day. Ray Mur
phy; night V. L. Ingram.'
. Sugar sewer Day, Earl Johnson;
nluht. H. F. Rnlley.
Sugar truckers Dny. Geo. Wood:
night, A. M. Hammond.
SwecDers Day. J. S. Wiseman.
(V Slinmnnd. J. M. Overman,
TrsHh catrher Day. S. Barnes:
nl'jht. W. J, Dingier. i
Ileaterman Day,. , Oscar , WH
llnms: R. H. McGpb.
Siiliihltor .Dny, E. E. Taylor; H.
I. Tettjornw.
laboratory clerk Pay, Harry
Breske. ' v .''
Sunur room foreman Dny. Oscar
Wilidns. ' ' .
M"ia stickeeDay. T. i(J fiv'th.
Night wntchntan Night, . Tke
Dnvls, Sum Fills.
Sawlni niMi'liliip Day, ,Muttlc"Mc
Gce. ' ' I
Outside wntehmnn Day... I. V.
Knllldav.
Ollors Dny, P, J. Strntton, C. F.
E.
Kirkhoir.
Hiat waaher Day, G. II. Grsbla:
night, I j. A. Hammond.
Heel allcer Day (.'. Smith; night,
W. M. Wllllama.
Hull aeparator Day, H. A. Me
Clung, lino, T. Cook; night, U. C,
Hammond, U Clam.
Knife cleaner and artier lay, II.
C. Mrlntoah; night. Hosteller.
Knife fller-lmy, W. It. Barrett;
nlabt, T. A. Kobertaon.
Mattery man Day, P. Jrnaan;
night, Thus. Iloan.
AshlHtaiit battery Day, U WU
tlaina; night, A. V. Ruy.
Pul ii ui'. Day J. H. Harmon:
night, UVun Colvlg.
Meaaurkig tank Day, Norman
Mood; night, Kay Wllllama.
Hlvar pump Day, II. W. Atklna;
night, T. V.. Millar.
Mining lankDay, le Holman;
night. Ia Saner.
I'tiloadlng iM-fla -Day, J. P. Dun
can. '
Itnpnir gang Day, Holland, Muf
ry, HiiNh, Ifeiddrldge.
Kutra men Jo Boeach, Fred
Ilrocklny; Waterman.
(Continued from pat 1 )
through the Grants I 'una office since
April I:
Kurl Wallace.
Ted Wallace.
Chaa. Atklna.
Frank S. Conlln.
Tom Muloney.
Roy Ileed.
l-wla E. Naur. ,
Charles I Snow.
John Hewitt.
Lynn Simpson.
Daw Irishman.
II. II. Iliinsak'er.
Don Homl.
George HomI.
James II. Dava..
Clifton. '
Dan B. Walters.1'
, -Peterson.
Jones.
Sloan. '
H. Hull.'
Onhorne deVarllu.
John D. Faliin.
Jeaso A. Z'imwalt.
Jamea M. Blevnla.
Chester F. Stone.
Glen K. t"lni lulr.
Chas. C. Gllman.
Wm. D. Fetioar.
Chns. J. Fanner.
Allan 8. Fanner.
Ralph) L. Fenner.
. Jiuls E. Harmon.
'Eugene U Kelly.
Newton B. Gotcher.
Geo. Holland.
Chas. E. Holland.
Elvis C. lllevlns.
.Ina Borough.
Roliert F. Doerner.
Gus Spianzer.
Mslden LeRoy.
Bert R. Coffenberry.
Grin S. Rutb.
Donald Savage.
Geo. X. Campbell.
Nyah Roberts.
Clamant N. Baker.
Waldo W. Wallace.
Arthur R. Tanner.
Royal O. Carter.
Ban R. Llchtenberger.
John E. Maloney.
Alois Plmperl.
Eldan W. Wolfolk.
Juel X. Bastul.
Claude R. Smith.
Ray K. Bailey.
Wm. J. Hollock. ,
C. W. Woodcock. ,
Chaa. S. Adair.
Norman Bailey.
Claude L Booth.
Clifton W. Booth.
Sam Butts.
Claud Lowe.
Will Harvey.
Crawford. ,
Manner.
Christy.
Thrasher.
-Caldwell.
Howard.
Storey. ,
Powell.
Hogue.
Bkeetera.
White.
Jlxon.
-Brlggs.
Close.
Yarborough.
Anderson.
Dum.
Cnffman.
Grnn.
Chas. Harvey.
Jamas Cook.
Masters.
Hansen.
Joe Campbell.
Rov Dysort.
Earl .McCailllster. '
Eggers.
Ernest Frye.
Edw. Srhrlmjvf.
Chas. Watts.
Claude Rardon.
Albert Musty.
Geo. F. Estcrly.
Joseph Wheaton.
Chester E. Heston.
Martin B. Piohens.
John A. Harmon.
Herbert Gorham. .
Kdwln O. Crouch.
John U. Kelsey.
Harbery J. lAggers. ,
Joe. Clemons.
Alex Wats.
Clayton Hubbanl.
Vernon Strong.
Thomas M. McEuen.
Elinor M. Clemens.
Oliver O. Norton.
. Chns. W. Hulen.
Os"sr S. Mlllen.
Mvprot'. R. Stevens.
Richard P. Cramer,
Delbert Evans,
.'imps G. I.nrkous.
Edw. Mnn.
John W. .liidyr
Fvpiatt C. Innlel.
Harold C, Walrh.
Kdw. Wt'tnry.
Smith; night, Chaa. Hrlgga, J
. r- i I
!mLEf7
iMaBMaBaBala Tliir"'""1' '
Nelto Series
"Four-Ninety" Touring
From m mii haoUal standpoint, thla DMMlal ban reaclusj a 1
ktanibin of rrellrnc that la ait surpaasad (a mmj motor ear.
Vaniitlitun at-l la naM for nrery part that require aanaunl
trrngth. It ha ample power (rojirr siring tiup-nlt orreet
weight omart In inHi-ao'e
wall llnlNlinL It hiia unnsnal recurda la gasoline economy. t
Naw KaaturaN
The motor la of an Improved
design. The. cooling la by wa
ter pump. The oil pump has
been changed to tba gear
type. The pump la placed In
the forward end of the cylin
der casting.
Tire carrier la provided and Is
fastened at tha rear of the
body.
You sluiiilil Investigate Modal
CHURCIIIll
Carl W. Jonas.
Wm. U Cbllders.
Sam W. Morrill.
John H. Ervln.
Herbert C. Kenton ger, Jr.
Wm. P. Stewart.
Walter U White.
Homer L. Dais.
Dan F. Glbbs.
Tom Maloney.
Wm. A. Blgelow.
RaIphX. Alnaworth:
Elmer C. Harman.
Ixwls 0. Saner.
Harold H. Pollock.
liPster Palmer.
Ollle K. Ainsworth.
Floyd A. Gilbert.
Chas. D. Matheny.
Xikolay L. Bujalsky.
Sophus E. Telleson.
Roscoe W. Wiseman.
Wm. A. Clark.
Edw. P. Parenteau.
Claude C. Martin.
Chas. B. Cross.
Turner A. Delllnger.
Edw. L. Lawler.
Theo. J. FlBh.
Chas. E. Smith.
Howard J. Eberly.
Job. E. Thomas.
Fred L. GaarTlart.
Alvln N. Whltelaw.
Arthur A. Wolverton.
Jesse R. Carpenter.
. Geo. G. Ragan.
Chester F. Jackson.
Roy E. Hart.
John H. Sanders.
Anthony Aplnaltia.
James M. Moore.
Harry SchwarU.
Worth Hamilton.
Chas. K. Bell.
Thos. Pomeroy.
Theo. A. Ellestad.
Clyde E. Allen.
Elmer O. Chapln.
V. K. Cary.
Bert B. Zuver.
Homer T. White.
John-M. Spence.
Wm. R. Han'er. '
Eston E. Reason.
Ray H. Crump.
Dudley D. Barr. v
Chas. C. Sater.
Guy O. Jacques.
Carl W. Pendleton.
Hugh W. Bean.
Geo. W. McCaul.
Arnold L. Johnston.
John T. Maloney.
Edw. 3. Maloney.
Sain Alderson.
Clarence W. Foote. ?.
John U Laxton.
Earl N. McCall.
Learn te 8wim.
'. Swimming should be mad a part of
our scnool trainuig. It I In some
schools already, but Instead of being
occasional, it should n compulsory
Every summer brings a pathetic string
of drowning accidents, and Pin out of
tau of these would uot bappeu If the
people engaged knew bow to swim.
Pnrcuts who protest aguiitst their lit
tle lioys "going mvluiiiihiu" fur fear
they will be drowned should rather
urge them to go so us lo liuru luv to
avoid being ilrmmril. Not one in
drowned trying lo loom to nwIiii to a
hundred drowned heiiiUKe Hiey never
tried lo learn. It Is a t'urlHly ns easily
acquired as walking.- Hartford Coiir
I nt.
. ,
n
Addtvl ICrllnemeiita
Wheels are fitted with da
mountable rims; one extra ria
Is furnished.
Other features of tha . New
"Four-Ninety" arc: New Oil
Pressure Gauge; New Improv- .
d Uadiut'.r; fcot n'.'.; roba
rail; tilted windshield; one
man top; improved type eur
.aluc, folding up Into top; '
flana on top of each door for
iuU'tuou u! UUy and tba
finish; pocket on tha Insid ',
of each door.
FoarNineijrn eronnniy records.
I.WXriEU, Ms
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DIED
LEON A RJJ A t the family aom
near Holland, Friday, October 1,
Mrs. Mary Ellen Leonard, aged
about 72 year. '
Mra. Leonard waa a pioneer of
Josephine county, having' settled in
the Holland section In tha early
days, and teaching school at Alt
bouse as early aa 1865. She was a
woman of education and well versed
In law. She ia aurvived by four sons.
Lawrence, Leo, Prank and Raphael,
the latter son living on the ' horn
place with his mother, and daugh
ter, Mrs. Milton Lewis of Taklla.
The funeral will be held this after
noon at the home on Sucker creek,
with Interment In the Kerby L O. O.
F. cemetery, beside the remain of
her husband.
Job wark at tte Courier.
Joy Theatre
SCXDAY and MOX DAY
William A. Brady
In association with World
Pictures IVasents
Alice Brady
in
"DARKKST Hr.SNI.V
Hare is a fajn-lnatliig play, rv
volvlng around the Huwian
revolution and the part played
in the pre-ravolution ailiri
tii s by a beautiful young Itos
siu.i girt. MIms Allca Urady Is
' scan In one of her moM ap
pealing roles. .' A supreme at
traction. Tl'KSDAY and WEDMDAY
I'animoiint Picture
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