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t, U Ingles, of Waters Creek, l
U the city today.
, G. Rigerman, of Merlin, was In
th city yesterday.
J. K. Manuel went to Portland to
attend the automobile ahow.
Barley flour at Pardee's grocery.
Frank Bramwell went to Portland
laat nlitht on a buslnese trip.
J. R. Rogue Is In the hospital suf
fering from an attack of appendici
tis. A. R. Hsnscam. formerly of Hol
land, now of Med ford, ram In this
morning for a short stay.
, Mrs. C. C. Crimes arrived this af
ternoon from Roseburg to visit her
alater. Mrs. Catherine Gray.
August Schanpp. who spent the
. past two months In the city, left this
morning, returning to North Yakima.
J. H. Williams left for Portland
fast night on a business trip. He
-will also attend the automobile
show.
Barley flour at Pardee's grocery.
. Mrs. David Coulter, of Holland, re
turned this morning from Portland,
where she visited her son. who re
cently enlisted.
C. C. Preeley returned this morn
ing from a trip to Portland, where
be attended a meeting of the Stand
ard Oil employes.
Miss Anna M. Turley who spent
Tuesday In the city in connection
with the home economics work, left
last night for Merlin.
Miss Blanche 0. Payne, of Cincin
nati, Ohio, a friend of the E. G. Har
ris family arrived this morning from
southern California where she spent
the past year and a half. Miss Payne
will remain here Indefinitely with
the Harris family.
Barley flour at Pardee's grocery.
Mr. and Mrs A. C. Spencer and
baby returned this afternoon from
Roseburg where they attended the
funeral of Mr. Spencer's father. They
left here January IS. Mr. Spencer
going to Pasco, Wash., and return
ing to Roseburg with his father's
body.
M. Clemens returned last night
from rn business trip to San Fran-
elsco. ' He reports the whole central
California section suffering from the
tack of rain. Mike says the lawns
In Palo Alto remind him of the tin
.watered Grants Pass lawns In the
summer time.
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WHITE At Rogue River. Monday.
February 4. John White, aged 76
years, 6 months and 3 days.
Deceased was born In 1X41. served
in the Civil war and came to Oregon
soon after the close of the war. He
has been a resident of the Rogue
River section for the past 40 years.
The funeral was held at Rogue River
n Tuesday.
KXITTIXt. HKtOKI) BROKEN
BY ALRANY WOMAN
Albany, Feb. 6. Members of the
local chapter of the Red Cross be
lieve that Mrs. C. B. Davis, of 71 5 j
Madison street. Albany, has broken!
the state record for fart knitting.
She recently knit a sock in three j
hours and five minutes. The best:
record heretofore was three hours j
and 16 minutes, this time havingj
Seen made by a Portland woman. ,
A classified ad brings results.
Cards at the Courier office.
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VIVIAN
In
little Miss
THE CHARMING VIVACIOl'8
LITTLE ST Alt IS AT HEK
KST IX THIS HKAITUTL
AND TtliaiXIMi PHOTO
PLAY OK LOYE AMI HACKI
KICK. ( ;:MIX0 MAIIGUOUTB OL
GET THH HABIT
Twin Hoys Arrive
Twin fcoys were ban Tuesday
morning. February 5, to Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Jensen, of Portland. A
telegram to Mrs. Jensen' sister.
Mrs. W. W. Walker, announces that
mother and boys are. doing well.
Ner-lry Now tVmmlwtiotwr
. County court met today In regu
lar monthly session. E. C. Neeley
of Route No. i. Grants Pans, was
appointed commissioner to fill the
vacancy caused by the resignation of
K. J. IJnd recently.
Eye In Injured
Philip Werts, a young man work
Ing on the Clinton Cook farm near
Applegste, was brought to Grants
Pass Monday and taken to the hos
pital Buffering from an Injured eye
The Iris of the eye was ruptured by
the cracker of a whip which young
Werts was using.
The New Racket Sold
M. Clyde Morrow yesterday sold
to H. Q. Enders, of Ashland, the
stock of goods of The .New Racket
store which he has conducted suc
cessfully for a year past. Mr. ten
ders will remove the goods to Ash
land to be added to his present stock
The New Racket Is now closed for In
voicing and the goods are being
packed for shipment. Mr. Morrow
says his future plana are Indefinite
Storage llattorjr Crmrging
New equipment; charges ranging
from 73c to ll.SO. Williams Gar
sue and Cvclery. 79
Oregon llorkshlre Knt
Pennsylvania was added to the
list of eastern states to which Ore
gon Berkshlres hae been shipped
for breeding purposes when Winona
ranch. Grants Pass, recently sent a
sow pig sired by tjiurel Champion to
C. Merel Sanders. New Oxford. Penn.
This gilt Is out of the well known
English-blood sow. Berryton Belle
31st, a daughter of Imported Baron
Compton; and Is a full brother al
though of a younger litter to the first
prize Junior boar pig of the 1915
Oregon state fair, to the first prize
senior yearling sow of the 1916 Ne
vada state fair, and to the grand
champion boar of the 1917 North
west Uve Stock show.
t s. s.
The War Savings Stamps executive
committee which will have direction
of the sale of thrift stamps and war
saving certificates during the year
was last night selected by Chalrmun
R. W. Clarke, and Postmaster Quln
lan and County School Superinten
dent Bacon, who are named by the
state organization as members of the
committee. The entire executive com
mittee Is as follows:
Chairman R. W. Clarke.
Promotion section T. P. Cramer.
Kdiicatlon section Alice Bacon.
Commercial section F. S. Bram
well. Industrial section I. A. Roble.
General section I Myron Boozer.
Postofflce department W. P.
Quinlan.
Tonig'ht
MARTIN
Optomist
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MAX WORTH WHII,K IS
THE ONE WHO CAX SMILE
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.UK IX "THE AMAZON"
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A meeting of represeutgtUe wom
en from different communities of
Josephine county waa held In Grants
Pass Tuesday afternoon. Twenty
women were present and took part
In perfecting an organisation which
111 be known as the Josephine
County Home Economics Commit
tee. The meeting was called by Miss
Anne Mc.Mormlck. emergency home
demount ration agent, lor Jackson
and Josephine counties. The mem
bers of the committee voted to adopt
the county program of work for the
year whirh was presented by Miss
McCormlck.
Mr. Wylberg, preldut of the Jo
sephine Agricultural council, Mr
Thomiwon. county agricultural
agent, Mrs. Bacon, county school su
perintendent, and Mlsa Anna M. Tur
ley, state leader of home demonstra
tion agents, were present, at the
meeting. Miss Turley outlined a
plan of organisation In which the
home demonstration work, the asrt
cultural work and the buys and girls
club work of the county could l co
llated, and ahowed the strength
that would result from a union ol
these three factors In the war emer
gency work In the county. Mrs. W.
G. White, Mrs. I. 1). Mlhllls. and
Mr. Wylberg were chosen as the of
ficers of the home economics com
mittee, and will also serve on the
executive committee of the county
agricultural council.
A very delightful luncheon was
served to those In attendance by the
domestic science girls of the Grants
Pass high school under the supervi
slon of their Instructor, Mlsa Edna
Cornell.
ANNIVERSARY WEEK
The anniversary week celebrating
the eighth birthday ..f the Hoy
Scouts of America will le observed
by the local troop In sr. 'nte rev I lis
manner. On Friday cieniig of this
week the tlrnt part o' lli- examina
tions for second class srout will b
given by the troop committee. On
Saturday the Held tests and conclud
ing examinations will he held. Spu
ria! .services In the various churches
In recognition of the boys will oc
cupy the Sunday program. On Wed
nesday In the Chamber of Commerce
rooms a special banquet prepared by
the ladies of the Red Cross for the
"Boys and their dads" and to others
who are specially interested in Boy
Scouts work will complete the cele
bration. Interest in tho work of the Roy
Scouts Is specially pronounced at
this time on account of their signal
service In war garden, food conser
vation and liberty loan campaigns.
In the second Liberty loan campaign
the Boy Scouts numbering nearly
300,000 sold bonds worth more than
$102,000,000. That Is one out of
every 18 bonds was sold by the boys.
(Continued from Page 1)
on church property elsewhere, taken
In conjunction with other circum
stances attending the latest revolu
tion, the Most Rev. Dr. Tlkhon, pa
triarch or All-RiiKHia, and metro
politan of Moscow. Issued today at
Moscow an anathema, threatening
all the participants with excommu
nication, and calling on the faith
ful to defend the sacrednnxs of the
church.
OWNERS OK HOGS-
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE
Dog license fees for 1918 are past
due, and payable at my office in the
city hall.
II. H. ALLYN,
f0 Auditor and Police Judge.
Joy Tonight
Theda Bara
"CAIiilLLE"
Children ISct Adults 83c
Then receipts are soma of the
war" breads served at the Cahmber!
of Commerce Muuday lum neons and'
receipts have been asked tor by aO
many that I am asking ou kindly to
publish theui. .
Ilrwa Rolls J
One and one-half nil of milk,
one-half cup fat or fat substitute,'
one-half cup potato )cast or one
yi-Hst take, on aud one-half cups o 1
bran, one teaspoon salt, one, table
spooti sugar lor syrupl.
Add flour enough to form a dough!
one-half cup corn and one-half cup'
of oats or rye may be used In place
of all wheat dour. Set to rise over'
night. In the mornlnn work down,
lei rise again, then mold into turn-!
overs, let rise until ILiht. then bake1
In a quick oven. i
Splilor tWn l ake :
One and one-half cups corn menl,
one cup sour milk, one teaspoon
odu, one teaspoon salt, two eggs.!
two tablespoons of melted fat. I
Mix nod a, salt and corn meal, add i
eggs well brnten and milk. Ileatj
frying-pan, grease sides and bottom.!
turn In mixture and bake In lint)
oven twenty minutes. '
Steamed llrowu I trend
One cup war bread crumbs, one I
cup corn meal, one-half cup mollis-j
ses, one cup sour milk, one-half cup)
raisins, one teaspoon I level I sodu. !
one teaspoon salt. Mix and steam I
for two hours. This amount will
fill two baking powder cans.
MRS. C. I) THOMI'SON.
El
PoitUnd. Keli. (!. The state hish-i
way cominlKxIon, in sesi-lon here, in
definitely deferred opru!ng bids (or
IMHl.miil of road bonds and voted,
to do no road building except on such
main line sections as would he. avail-!
able fur military purposes, and then
only after such work was author-,
lied by the federal government. .
The action was taken folio a lug i
the receipt of a telegram from Paulj
M. Warburg, chairman of the capital
Issues committee of the federal re
serve hoard. In reply to a re'iuest for ,
permission to receive bids.
Mr. Warburg's message said the,
committee broadly holds that no ex-,
penditures should be made nt this
time except thoso that are clearly1
compatible and essential to the tin-'
tlonal welfare as distinguished from
local Interest. I
HI XS MAKE ANOTHER
AMI RAMI OX PA HI' A
Italian Armv lleaduiiarters in
ftalV Pell ft PnHno o. n.M.ln tor. I
rorlxed laid night by continuous air
raids. Several houses were damag
ed, but there were few casualties.
Italian aviators brought down
four enemy machines, and the Brit
ish got eight at various (mints where
aerial battles are being foil K lit with
out cessation.
Calling cards at the Courier.
NEW TODAY
(CLASSIFIED AD RATES. 26
words, two Issues. 26c; six Issues,
60c: one month. 11.69. when nald in
advance. When not paid In advance.
5c per line per Issue.)
WANTED By Murch 1, rugs, range,
. and other household furnishings,
also garden tools. Address No.
100, care Courier. 7s
WANTED Woman for light house
work, mornings. Call evenings.
Phone 351-.I. 7s
COMPLETELY FURNISHED five
room bungalow to rent, hot and
cold water, bath. Call at 232 West
I street. 7S
THE McCIXR'D iRIVER LI'.VIBEU
COMPANY, MoCloud, CM, will
start their logging operations on
or about February Kith. Men
wanted for these logging crews.
Good wages, good board, good
country. Apply In person or write
The McCloud River Lumber Com
pany, McCloud, California. . 82
FOR RENT McKlbban house Tokay
Heights, cheap. Fine home for
four high school teachers. Also,
two story Jiouse North Third,
cheap. Inquire H. H. Allyn, City
Hall. I 78
FOR ALE 23 or 30 nice young
bronze turkey hens, $3.25 each,
E. H. Wise, Kerby, Ore., R. F. D.
No. 1. 7
WHEN A MAN COME HE UK KOIl HIS Ol TUTTING
Ma! IMf MOKK THAX MERELY HKIO." HIM
t I.OTIIEM WE 'HIIKSS" HIM . ARTISTICALLY!
Hlinri.ll HE HEI.E4T A HUT, WE SEE THAT HE
H AH THE HI IT HE Ol OUT TO WEAR HMIiMIXG
AXII THAT THEY' KIT HIM IX EVERY HKT.tll.t
SVVe Give Him the Benefit of Our
Expert Experience
Mini Mi HE SELEtT A HAT WE NEK THAT IT IS
APPROPRIATE SHAPE THE HAT HE Ol till T To
"! WE SEI.I. THE HHJHT THIVtJ TO THE
!.:i.HI MAN! WE til TUT A MAN I'KIIKKI TI.YI
WE DRESS MEN CORRECTLY
Suits $15 to $40
PEERLESS
CLOTHING CO.
C$h
WANTED
APPLES
CASH
Communicate with
GUY W. CONNER
MEDFORD, OREGON
Car Bargains
CHEYHOLET NEARLY NEW NEW TIREM
LITTLE ;IA.NT, 1H TON TRUCK, OOOH COMHTION
KORIl I Old, (ioOII TIRES -
C. L. HOBART CO.
COMING EVENTS ,
Feb. 7, Thursday Meeting of Parent-Teacher
association at Junior
high school at 3:30.
Feb. 8, Saturday (ilrls' Honor
(liuiril dance at the Waldorf hull.
Feb. 20, Wednesday. "The New
Minister," iiiiihIch entertainment,
M. E. church.-
HAS UNIQUE COAT OF ARMS
Washington Woman Usss 29,000 Can.
ctlsd Postage Stamp In Mak
ing It
Aberdeen, Wash, Twenty-five thou
sand canceled postage stamps, repre
senting 13 administrations, hnve been
used by Mrs. Bnrah Erlckson, of this
city, to make n government coat of
arms. The stumps were gathered Id
the Inst 25 years.
The coat of arm represents aa
American eagle with outspread wlngt
and below It are five apears and
shield. Three stamps are from ths
Oeorge Washington administration. A
lodge has offered Mrs. Brick son $2,200
for the picture, bnt aha has refused It.
She still I gatherlni stamps for th
completion of the work. She will add
the word "Liberty" and "B Plurlbtu
Unarn. ' .
Clothiers
M.1IMI
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LICENSE KEE NOTK E
Proprietors or lillllnrd parlors, eat
ing' houses, reslHiiriints, dining
rooms, Ice cream parlors, soft drink
parlors, soda fountains, and picture
shows who have not paid for the
first quarter, PLEASE TAKE NO
TICE. All llccnso fees are payable
at the office of tho undersigned In
the city hull, and without notice,
If. H. ALLYN.
7 Auditor and Police Judge.
Cards nt the Courier office.
If You Want
DRY WOOD !
I Now Have It
I have dry 'wood under cover.
Choicest Dry Rone Ihy Mtd
Half Dry
PARSONS' WOOD YARD
Phone B-R, r 101-R