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About Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 28, 1917)
luaa roim DAIt.T IWXinC RIVER LXHRTCR KM DAY, IHOCKMIlKIt Ml, 117 TOEAfRfc Friday and Saturday WIIJ.IAM VOX lrernta -K. A. WAIXH'H MAMTIUl IHtAMA "The Honor System" With ;UIV8 IlKOCKWKI.I. See the attiring daah of Ariaooa'e Kanicrra mill Cow ImijtV, wlm ere riding lo mv the mining rmp of Howling Itog fnmi lu mitt of Mclta Bandit. IIMlUfUl land Of Nippon shown III FKAUf UIMS (U BT.WiK COACH. Famous old vehicle In votive on the edge of vrewtern rlvillsa tioo year ago, ned la the Honor System. l.V),(MK persona mm the Honor System daring I la sensational run at the Lyric Theatre, New York. The Honor System la melting pot of souls It la comparable only to mighty organ recital. Matinee, Saturday, 2:30,, Prlrea 2.V and S.V Night SBe, !Wc, 00e OXK SHOW O'tliOCK MARRIED 3PRENGER-COOK At the home of the bride's parents on Missouri Flat, Wednesday, December If, Tom Sprenger ot Albany and Miss Rae Cook of Missouri Flat, Rev. Badger officiating. The happy couple came to Grants Pass Immediately after the cere mony and left the same night for their home st Albany. MATFIELD-PACK At the Metho dist parsonage, Thursday after noon. rtocAmhor fX. Tvan T Yf v- field of Payette. Ida., and Ida M. ' Pack of Grants Pass, Rer. Mel Tills T. Wire officiating. They will make their home at Medford. CITY DONATES $100 FOR SOLDIER BIBLES BW TOD At (CLASSIFIED AD RATES. IS vords. two Issues, 15c; sis Issues, 50c; one month, f 1.6. when paid In mdrance. When not paid In ad ranee, Se per line per Issue.) . . WANTED-!-stock ranch on lease, stocked and furnished. Can give references. . Address Bos 75, Cot tage Grove, Ore. 45 PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER -Mrs. R S. Bush, 109 North Sixth, phone 141-R. tf I AM GOING TO JOIN THE ARMY as soon as I can get my business in shape to leave, but will make another trip to Grants Pass first. If you have a piano you want tuned or repaired leave the" order at once with A. B. Cornell or Mrs. Knapp W. P. Brooks, piano toner. , 49 lOST The week before Christmas, a bar pin with crescent and stone In center a keepsake. Mrs. H. B. Alverson. ' 45 FOR SALE OR TRADE for property close In Acre lot, house and or chard. North Tenth, 1700. $500 down. Also 6 5 acres Just outside Merlin. Address No. 2493 care of Courier. 44 FOUND Friday morning, Decem ber 28, by south door Presbyterian church, a pair of gold rimmed spectacles. ' ' " 45 WANTED A good cook and dish washer. Cook must be a good pastry and bread baker. Address hotel Clarke, Glendale, Ore. 45 .EXCHANGE One-half interest and control of 55 acres on Applegate river. Good house. Orchard. 20 acres cultivated. For sale or ex change. Price $2,600. State loan $600. L. A. Launer, real estate. , - 60 fiijoQ Tonight I ' i tf' ' ' ' ' y, ' ' M . A' ' ) ' ' " W ' OBEX BEACH, UTHE BARRI ER " ASjwia j. stuwca; Josephine county, which has re sponded generously to every pa trlotlc appeal, has again come to the front with Its full quota, this time for the "Bibles for Soldiers" fund. Portland's quota was placed at $10,000, and the state outside or Portland. $5,000, and Josephine county, $100. Inasmuch as the Red Cross Christmas membership drive was on there was no active campaign for funds, and each of four Sunday schools of the city, the Methodist, Baptist, Presbyterian and Christian, were given the task ot raising $25 each. This amount was raised by each of the schools or paid out of the treasury, and the total quota of $100 was sent to the headquarters at Portland some days ago. OiriHtlan Church F.veata With the 'new calendar year, we as a congregation will face a new year In our church work. All fin ancial obligations will be met. While in some ways we have not been pros perous, on the whole we can say the church Is now ready for a real for ward move. A "Good Fellowship" dinner will be served to the fami lies of the congregation at noon on New Tearssday. Members are re quested to bring some "good eats" and enjoy the time with others. We will have a small note to burn and with this will vanish the memories of sacrifice and only the Joy of vic tory will remain. Members of the congregation, gather borne this New Tears day at "high noon." The Committee. 4eee "COMI.VO EVENTS 'A Dec. 28, Triday "The Honor Sys tem," Joy Treatre. Dec. 28, Friday Girls Honor Guard dance. ' -44 Dec. 29, Saturday "The Honor System," Joy Tre..tre, afternoon and night. Dec. 29, Saturday 10:30 a. ni story hour at the .city library. Storyteller, Vivian Isham. Dec. 31,. Monday Community sing under auspices of the Parent Teacher association. Dec. 31-Jan. 5. Farmers' and homt makers' week at O. A. C. Jan. 1, Tuesday Meeting of Pomo na grange, Grants Pass. Jan. 2-6, Wednesday-Saturday Meeting of the Oregon Irrigation congress. Imperial hotel, Port land. HARMONIOUS LIVING. Whatever w have w havs through the aici of others. All that ws havs wa have for tha aid oT others. Of our own unaided atrsngth wa could gain or make nothing. Holding aught that w have for our own axeluaivsly, it becomea as nothing to us. Co operation in production and sharing in uso and anjoymant are the twin sacrats of rightly adjuited harmonious living. Htnry F. Cope. Nf1L PER5! LOCAL U. H. earner went to Wolf Creek this morning. Dr. Ed By water made a business trip to Medford today. Chas. liurkhallsr went to Medford this morning on buslneM. A. W. Dahlberi made a trip (0 Central Point this morning. Jim Tuffs went to Dorrla today for a short stay on business. Thos. Morrlman. of .Medford, made a busineaa trip to the city yes terday. George Atkins and his ' mother, Mrs. W. Atkins, or Williams, are In the city today. Wra. Hammett and family left to day for San Franrlsio, where they will spend New Tears. Mrs. C. A. Wlnetrout and son left today for Ashland where they will visit friends. Lewis Sauer, who spent Christmas here with his parents, left last night returning to Camp fowls. Mrs. S. L. Soates, of Albany, who has been visiting with friends In the city, went lo Ashland today. J. R. Jones and wife, who have been visiting friends In the city, re turned today to their home In Med ford. Miss Josephine Saunders, of Ash land, a graduate ot Reed college, Is a guest of the Geo. R. Riddle fam ily for a few days. Miss Florence Master, who has been visiting over Christmas with Miss Evelyn Christie, returned yes terday to her home In Ashland. Mrs. H. I- DeArmond and chil dren ot Medford, who have been vis iting with relatives In the city, re turned home Thursday. Mrs. U C. Nebet, of Sesttle. ar rived here this morning to visit her sister, Mrs. Louise Henry, and her mother, who la a resident of this place. Fred Madigan, engineer for the English logging company, of Seattle. who apent Christmas with the J. O. Imel family, left this morning for Seattle. Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Rowley, who spent the past two years In Alberta. returned to Grants Pass on Christ mas day and will remain during the winter, and possibly longer. George 8. Billings returned this morning from Sugar City, Ida., where he went In Ortotor to work In a sugar factory. The factory closed on Christmas day. Ralph Swlnden, who spent Christ mas with his parents, left this morn ing, returning to Bremerton, Mr. Swlnden, who has been In the navy for three years, Is now captain of gun crew on one of the big trans ports. (VuUut (' South Hen Wallace Coutant waa south bound passenger this morning, en route from Vancouver to Washtug Ion, D. C, a 1th 14 other members of the 23d engineers. The jouug men all) be placed In (ho American university for a special course be fore going lo France. The Decoration Are Ftitc The Girl's Honor Guard has put In a great deal ot time and enerj In decorating the hall for your pleas ure tonight, lie sure to ccme. 4 1 Scntl Current Magntln The post office department calls the attention of the public In regard to sending niagailnes to the soldiers at the one rent rate. In many cases the niagailnes sent were so old as to be useless and some were lorn and mutilated. The department desires that magaalnee sent to the boys at the front be of the current Issue. The Kalnrr, Kullan, King (ieorgr And Mr. Bolshevist will all be at Murphy Monday night attending the annual mask ball, come out and aee tha apanglea of splendor and the rag tags of misery. 'All night dance. Mahoney'a orchestra, $150. 45 Services at SI. Luke Rer. H. D. Chambers will hold services In St. Luke's Episcopal church Sunday, December 30. BORN MOORE On Friday, December 28, to Mr. and Mrs. Chester A. Moore, of Applegate, a son. Some 1 . e .') .a estions for the New Year Dinner NUT: FAT (X)It.-KKl) HKX8 WI'IUNG CHIX FOIl ROAST CHICKEN C'HOK'K BKKF ROAST vorxo onx-FKD iork MILK-FKI VEAL TEMPLE MARKET Phone 134 So Change ts) Third (1dm Mall It aifpeara from Information re ceived by the postal department that some business persons and concerna have the Impression that the war revenue act Imposes a tax upon third class mall matter. Thla Is not cor rect as circulars and other printed advertising matter of the third class msy still be mailed at the. regular third claaa rate of one rent for each two ounces or traction thereof. Itel Croaa Buttons Arrive . A supply ot Red Cross buttons lias been received by Campaign Manager N. F. Macduff so that all those taking out Christmas member ships who railed to receive buttons may exchange their taga for buttons at Mr. Macduff's office. Room 8 Undburg building, until January I after which date buttons and Red Cross service flags may be obtained from" Miss Horning at the Red Cross workroom In the court house. Two Make Final Proof John Winter Murdoch Thursday made final proof on his homestead, which Is located .about three miles from Williams. David John and Frank Suttcn were witnesses. Geo. Gardiner Vlnlng also made final proof on his homestead on the Ap plegate, with F. M. Rath bone and W. II. Farra as witnesses. Itev. T. G. Jennings to Wed The Christmas number ot the Oregon Churchman, an. Episcopal church paper published in Portland, announces the engagement of Miss Clara Sherwood, of Coqullle and Rev, T. H. Jennings, rector at Co qullle and In charge of missions nt Empire and Gardiner. Rer. Jen nings it will he remnmbered, . had charge of St. Luke's Episcopal church here during the summer months of 1915 and made many friends, who will be pleased to learn of the onsaenient. The date of the wedding has not been announced. Ms $l to $5 KVVF.ItVIIOliY CAN'T (JO IX HIT OF THE IIAIXS, K:. IF Til KV KNOW KNOl (ill TO. T., . ., ,,. . A tiltKAT MAW HIINSIIILE VhXh I'l.U COMK IIF.ItK AXII III Y Ot It l.MIUtHLUtH, INSTEAD. H HKI.I, (;XM I MIHtKLLAH ItKIJAIM.H ONES, 111 ll,T FOR IHTV. out uooi iMinu:ias auk CHEAP, AXI YtH 'l.l FIND THAT Ol ll tllK.II". I'MIIHK.LLAH AIIK GOOD. MlaaMMsassasaaWSa 11 I Cish Clothiers ft 1 "Cash Buys Cheaper Than fnxlli." tt It! Mi It- MOXOPOLK .PKAXtT HITTKIL a 141. HOD A CRACKKIW I'KIt ML GRAHAM HACK Kits I'KIt Ml UOMIKX HYKt'l S ML FOIl DIM. PICK I, KM I'KIt XXY.V.X a.v ...I IV Doe 4.V I.V Basnet Grocery 417 G St. Former U. V. Hoy In Service Harry Hoxle, a former Orsuts I'sss boy, lealng here about seveu yeara ago, was a south bound pss- senger this morning, on his way to Jacksonville, Fla. lie Is enlisted In the quartermasters department. Dr. William Home Dr. Wltham will he In his office tomorrow. 44 Montanlans Arrive . Mr. and Mrs. 1. 0. Hagen and baby arrived this morning from Oak Point, Mont., to remain with Mrs. Hagen's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Redding, on the Three Oaks ranch In Frnltdale. When they left Oak Point the thermometer registered 40 degrees below aero and seven to eight Inches of snow covered the ground. The contract of tha sunnv southern Oregon weather was very Rreat. .... I'omonu Grnnge Meeting Josephine Pomona Grange will hold the annual meeting on New Year's day In the W. O. W.' ball Grants Pass, beginning at 10 o'clock a. m. with initiation of candidates the secret work being exemplified by the degree staff. Dinner at 12:30, Afternoon session taken mi with election and Installation of officers and general grange work. At the 'lirlNtlan Church . , Rev. Robert U McHatton. of Oak land, Cel., has been engaged to hold special services In the Christian church to begin Sunday, January The minister Is both pastor and evangelist and understands the work of both offices, as he has given years to each, and ran enter Into the ne (osskles of the various Interests of church activities. While he has won h indreda to the cause of his Master. r j delights to teach his hearers the Cood Book and develop the spiritu ality of the members of the congre pr.tion. The local church asks Its f; lends to attend these services and would be pleased with the help of dingers of the city and earnestly de sire the prayers of all Christians. At this time Mr. McHetton Is not ac companied by an evangelistic song loader nnd depends on the Grants, Pass church to gee to the music. 1 f. 11 V : Ik Baiw Two hours of thrill and siell bonnd excitement Yon mhw "The Hpoilers," now see tho best of nil the "Har rier," which follows the Iwok from start to eml. 25c COURAQt. Vro'.l'or ou it man or worn an, you will navtr do anything in the world without courage. It it the graateat quality of the mhi' nat to honor. Jjmaa L. Allan. In Every Home where there are children, there ought to be a .. .Columbia Graphophobia v And also in every home wtiere there are no children -onry more to, ' ,-; I f 'il ' '1) ( I , )W ., Cosnplete Outfits (rem $20 to 200 and terms are asy. Coma la and aak '.,,' -. Music & Photo Hciise ' I Now Hare) Bone-Dry Wood i- ' . and 1 v i Half-Dry Wood Ik-st t Can lluy Cash bn Delivery (Jet one tier of each and burn together, PARSONS' WOOD YARD rhone .r, or i01.R
