Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, December 17, 1917, DAILY EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textmommv. dm t.miiku it. hut. imily noGir river covrier vc,m nntn V i I need your help to feed thousands of starving Belgian mothers and babies. I need it to nurse 700,000 returned prisoners, dying of tuberculosis, contracted in German camps. I need it to send rations to American prisoners in Germany through Switzerland. I need it a thousand times over to rescue and return safe to you your brothers, sweethearts and sons who might be wounded in battle. Help me in my task! Every man, woman and child in Oregon must join the Red Cross. Make yourself a committee of one-enroll yourself, your family and your neighbors in the Christmas Red Cross Today! Halng the Red Cross Service Flag in your window. Get your Christmas Membership at the Red Cross booths TODAY. NOT ONE CENT OF RED CROSS FUNDS IS SPENT FOR ADVERTIS ING. THIS PAGE IS DONATED BY DR. L. O. CXJSMENT. rxr 77a "MSI - ' -A .51 ' j. I NIMI'HON OK MAHHHKIF.LD llMf Kl FOR (M)VKRXOII " Marshfleld, Dec 17. The L. J. Simpson for governor club ha been organized here to work for the nom ination of Lou la J. Simpson as re publican candidate ror governor. Mr. Simpson declared some tlni uko tlutt he Is not Reeking tho nomination. ENGRAVED and FANCY CHRISTMAS CARDS AMD LETTERS Tho a. t llnca o ever have had Oct your wlillo the airtntrnt In romplete Demaray s Stationery Store )H'lir TKMPI.K. Oii.Wrs I'ASH BOY SCOUTS DID ILL LIBERTY BOND SALES , Washington, Dec. 17. The report of the work of the noy Scouts of America In the Second Liberty lonn drive has been made public. It shows that the Boy Scouts were directly re sponsible for the sale of $101,133, COO In bonds. This means that they procured about 6V4 per cent of the total sub scriptions to the loan, and the num ber of bonds they sold show that they secured one subscription out of every 18. This Is a splendid record for the boys of America and a hopeful sign for the' future- of the country when the boys of the land are willing and able to perform such valuable pub lic service. It is to leave them such a national heritage as our forefathers of the revolution bequeathed to their de scendants that the proceeds of the Liberty loan are to be iiBert. E capital In the copper Industry or : Bar near the Blue Ledge mine lor a tills county and southern Oreson. railroad. , According to Mr. Hellleve While In Boston he met C. W. Dod- construction work will be con.menc son, a capitalist, who became en-led about January 15. Mr. Hellitve thused over the proposition and was said that the railroad would be built Instrumental In having a survey, to the coast. . Eureka probably made from Grants Pass to Seattle would be Its terminal. Yreka News, IN YREKA FIELD Ernest F. Hellleve, a mining tin-, glnner of Grants Pass, was In Y:c'a Monday. Mr. Hellleve 1b Interested In copper claims at the head of Solnd creek In this county and Is very en- 'thuHlntlc over the property's future. Recently he went east to Internet Kacine Tires 5000 Miles Guarantee C. L. HOBART CO.