Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, February 10, 1918, DAILY EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextOAttt ttzknf WVm' otkrikk fag TKZZ c Ms com dm i- CLil A Pig For Every Boy Ths building up of atfrirwltur means (1m niMirUjr of our cumi Irjp. The) growing of llveartoea likrwna a ImInim mI farm. The rala lug of box la st only profitable but bring rorilllijr and prrnia Mtftr to tmf Ua4. Ths bank br-llmea In the farma and lie peo. le. lit order to fau4hV sti'roamge I ho hog Industry and give our bojra'a rluuM-a to get halo basinets fur Utetiiaelve), m offer our L I'lg Hub aad urge every boy to Join with ui la this movement. RULES I. To any country hoy brtwwrii the agre of 10 and 1 years, of gawd reputation, we tlll lend enough mimry for one year at lr reed to purchase a pig. I, il.- Iloy will give a mm and Sign (lub I'Uu ( tmtract. boy will brcom membra? of Ilia Jiwephlne f 'ounly I lank rig llutt and enroll for srmtMnhli and Instruction under llir dlrartJon of I ha Orago Agrlt-ulliiral College, PLAN th Inijt may adopt either lan l suit himself. I. We will nxtire for ynv If requested a gratia llerkstilre pig about .1 months old, routing around 97. I'lg to be fid, rnred for and Mild at maturity by the boy. I'lg ran b exhibited at Mai fnlr for state prise. 51. Or If iMiy prefers lia ran select hla own pig. Writ a letter l Ham II. Ilakrr, CmhIiIim-. (JninU l'a, rr or lenr out and sign tli following. I 1 Mam II. linker, ('ashler Josephine County Hank: I ilrlrt to Join )onr I'lg (lub, rii'M give me further liif.iniiHtli n nml M'ltd me thr niYrwMMrjr putera to sign. Name .VIdreN Ea At jb'fafaP.;o mm pushed Christian ( hunli flu nil ix a'honl at 10 a. in. and Cbrlstlsa Endeavor at 1:10 p. m. Hpeclal rousle by tha rhorua and no lot at all services. Sermons by He. Hobert U Mcllsttoh, of Osk laml, Cat. deception of members at morning and evening hours. Special service are aipariad lo close to nlght. All mil Hie under Ilia direc tion ot Mm. Joyce Vernon Draka or Kugena. A number of paraona hive bran added to tha rhnrch, and oth era ara esuected today, UHhaay lrrwhytiiaa (liurrh Morning service at 11 a. m., ser ninn, "Tha Church float Ovar tha Top." Kvening service at 7: SO p. m tha dedication or tha church srr vlca flag and aerinon lecture, "Lin coln tha War President." Sunday school at 10 a. m. Christian En deavor at 6:10 p. m. Mlaa Gladyi Cox will sing, "Tha Great Red Down la Shining," and Mra. Harry (lark will sing, "Keep tha Home Klrea tlurnlng" In tha evening. The mala quartette will aim In the morning service. Hstrtotle songs will ha used In tha evening song service. Your presence will be sp predated. Iw, Myron Hooier, mlnlhter.' VnMiima f. K. Oiurch' At tha 1 o'clock service the topic will be "The Thousand Tong ues of Conscience." The choir, In chs'rga of Mrs. Our Knupp, will ren der an anthem. Soa by Irn Bi Inr. ' Drlrf sermon prelude to boy sroitta of Fongreaatlnn. Sunday school at 10 a. m. Intermediate and Kpworlh leagues at 6:30 p. m. At 7:30 there will be a patriotic and musical service In honor of Lln eoln'a birthday, program aa follows: Hymn, Invocation; . solo, "One Land t'nlted." by J. M. Isham: an them by choir, "My Country TIs of Tht-e'." announcements: duet select ed, by Mr. and Mra. Ferrln: ser vice flsg prenentatlon: solo' by Mra. Arthur W'lble. "Keep the Home jr'lrce Hurnlng." address by William Gladstone Steele on the topic. "An Appreciation of Lincoln and Why I Have Taken Special Interest In the History of the Great Emancipator;" "The American Hymn," by mixed quartette. A cordial welcome to all. . Melville T. Wire, pastor. City of Clubs. London tins the iihiiih of the world's grviiti'Nt cliili city, but as a matter of fact, lu tills riptct It Is poor aecoiid to Hiiviiiiii, Culm. The clubs ot Ha vana are lui'k'cr, more numerous iinil nioru powerful tlmn the clubs of uny other city lu the world. Evcrylioily In lliiviinu bcliiiiK to a club,' There la one club there with 45,000 members. Out of h populntiou of SriO.lHH), It Is estlmuted that the total club member ship exceeds li',000. No other city can even approach thli proort!ou. Much Nutrition In Barley. Although fin r ley hus been uneil chief ly for brewing and mulling, It is known to be highly nutritious. Its food value ranks priu'tlcnlly the same ns Unit of wheat. The pcurl barleys In amipx nml In cerenl form are widely uxcil, hut the barley menl should be better known. It enn he readily ground nt home In hnnd mills. And, anywhere thnt whole wheat flour or cornmeul can be used, with one exception, bar ley menl will be found a perfectly sat isfactory substitute. Waste and Extravagance , Are Germany's Silent Allies They will liolp the Halter. They will kill American Soldiers. Kvery bit of waste, every extravagance takes force from the power America must put Into the war to win. Kvery iK-nuy spent for luxuries and unnecessary things Is a penny lost to the production and purrhnae of food, clothing, supplies, ahlpn, and munitions for our soldiers. , As long hn wo spend vn tcfully, Gormnny will receive silent but powerful help from America! Just so much faillier away In the Iay of I'eace. iHin't aend tliouglitlessly or unneceMitnrily. HAVK! Wttli high wages and plenty of work for everyone, there never was such an OI'ltHtTl'MTV to HUM' YOI KSKIjF and HKLI YOl'll t)l'.TKY. Rave to help the Government, liend your snvlngs (o your Country , ' lU'Y WAIl SAVINGS STAMI'S and drive out the enemy'a silent allien. Int yotir dimes and quar. trrs, aa well aa youi ihdlara,' at work. Kvery matt, woman, and child rnn (buy War HhvIikh HtnmpH and keep buying them. Iut all you can save Into War Moving Htamps, and watch your savings grow. TIIKY AUK A I'UOKIT. ABLK, SIMPLK. and HKCl'ItK INVKHTMKNT. You'll never find a better road to Trosperlty. . BK(X)MK A HAVKIl and HUlii' YoflWttr-P TO" PnOBTKIUTY HfKLI' Yoi It (XHNTIIY ::'.. Tt VICTORY v . . Bpnce Donated lly California-Oregon Power Company rUlitUt nmrrli Kev. W. C. Driver, the chael car evangelist, will preach morning and evening at the Baptist church. A special program of singing Is arrang ed for the evening service. Sunday school at 10 a. ni. Young people's meeting at 6:30 p. in. Nt. Luke's KpisroiNtl Sunday school, it: 50 a. m. Kven In'g prayer and sermon, 7:30 p. m. by nev. Thlllp K. Hammond of Ashland. Cnllxdlc Church Masses on Sunday at 8 and 10 n. ni. Edmund Wall, Pastor. First Church of Christ Scientist Christian Science services are held every Sunday, In the W. O. W. hall, at 1 1 a. m. Wednesday evening meet ings nt 8 o'clock. The subject for today Is "Spirit." The reading room Is open dally from 2 to 4 p. m. ex cept Sundays and holidays. The public Is cordially Invited to attend the services and to visit the reading room. STKAMKIt IX IHSTHKSS NOT HKAUO FltOM An Atlantic Port, Feb. 9. Noth ing further has been heard today from a steamer In distress off the Newfoundland coast which sent nut calls' for assistance yesterday. The message was picked up by another ship nearer shore and relayed to government stations. Naval - au thorities suggested' the' call might have come from the Cunard liner Auranla, reported to have been dam aged 'by a German Submarine, but still afloat and making her way to ward port. ' ' H. OLKMAN OF OHKGON . IUE8 IX FHEXCH CAMP Washington, Feb. 9. The wound ing In action of two more 'American soldiers Is reported. Both were In fantry privates and were only Bllght ly Injured. Henbert Oleman, of Marahfleld, Ore., died from empye ma. Two others have died from- air plane accidents and two from gun shot wounds. None were killed In action. v With the appointment during the past weelf of a Josephine county executive committee on the' thrift stamp campaign under the leader ship of H. W. Clarke, the work to be done fur the government along this line during the year 1918 will soon be welt under way. The press over the whole country It heartily supporting the movement, and every one la expected to help thli Im portant work to the limit. The fol lowing very rlear statement was taken from a recent copy of a trade paper, "The Valve World." "The best method the government has yet devised for raising money to prosecute the war and for encour aging thrift and the formation of saving habits among the people Is that represented by the war savings stamps and the war savlnga certifi cates. 'The chief advantages or this method are the tmallness or the amounts that may be Invested, ant the ever present opportunities for Investment for It Is just as truly Investing to buy a twenty-five cent war atamp toward a war certificate as It Is to buy a one hundred dollar Liberty bond. . "This method romes nearer than any other we have to that now gen erally In effect In Great Britain Money there may be Invested In war loans or bonds or savings at any time. There are ne periodical spasms of advertising and selling. Just a steady, common sense, Immensely effective Investing business. ' "The war tarings stamp cornea within the reach of practically every man, woman and child In this coun try. And It Is surprising how the war atamp leads up to the war cer tificate, once the habit of buying these stamps Js encouraged. "The boy who puts his spare pen nies Into war savings stamps is do ing hit share toward winning war Just as fully as the banker who puts his spare thousands Into iLlberty bonds. Buy war savings stamps and turn them Into war savings certifi cates and you will not only help to win the war but Invest your money wisely." The amount raised by this method In Great Britain reaches an amaz ing total, and It is hoped that the boys and girls of the United States will be Just as willing to help on their end as their overseas cousins. No Investment no matter how small will be lost. Whether In thrift stamps at 2" cents or In war savings certificates at $5 the money can al ways be obtained at the ost office on short notice. Make a beginning this week and start every member of the family on the way to being a government bond holder. WAR SAVINGS STAMPS PRO MOTION DEPARTMENT. New York, Feb. 9. The Krupp works. Germany's famous munitions plant. Is being put under ground for fear of American air raids, accord ing to word brought here today by passengers on the Nleuw Amster dam rrom Rotterdam. From all Informed passengers the following nncen8ored facts and opin ions were learned. Germany Is planning a submarine campaign' In the Pacific. Desertions in the Germany army are Increasing. Holland has only two months of provisions. American prisoners are treated worse In Germany than English and French. Holland may enter' the war unless the alliea and the United States sup ply her needs. - Fear that the ship brought Ger man fungus 16 ruin the American crop was reported as one reason' for the minute examination of the 1,506 passengers. Even face powder, soap and tooth paste'-were seized In the) search. The result of the search was nnrevealed. Elaborate examination was nec essary here because the Nleuw Am sterdam did not touch at Halifax. British port of call. ; ? ... A lZ'-;- ... .a j. . ... ... v. . a a I II' I L A .. T , 01195 . P.O.B. DEtROIt The) apple always falls to the ground. it cjux Gallup: Tke price) of the Maivell cloeed cara ' $1195-wi fief W accordance with another inexorable Law, . For leta than $119 U would do ka. possible to fire you closed cars combining as they are1 dohihined ui the Maxwell beauty, grace, comfort, efficiency, dur ability, economy and standard equip merit For more than that, on the other band, you could only get larger size or fancier furnishings. FnH-fautnrtr Stda, $f9i Si-PsiitHftrTivm Car, tf9Si Tnrint Cmr uilX Alt-H'tuthtr Ttf, tSJS Tnrinr Car, $745i KtaJiUr, All Pritti f.O.B. Dttnit COLLINS AUTO CO. ". IHSTRfBlTOItH ' Lesson In Thorough lata. The use of the word "stuff In thi president's Thanksgiving procluma tlon, comments the Brooklyn Eagle furnishes the discord needed to empha size the harmony of the flowing rhe torlc. In effect the president says W are the stuff." If our enemies' twist It we shall not core. James O. Blalni tvag called the "plumed knight" by In gcrsoll, and It passed for a fine com pliment, but Blnlne thought It suggest ed the "white feather." If the presl dent thinks his boys are the stuff, wi shall all agree with him. Here's when the knlser gets a lesson In thorougt bass. Wiaa Bertie. Mamma Oh, Bertie, here yon an again all covered with mud from head to foot Bertram fin tears) It Isn't mj fault. I was sailing on a plunk, whet Willie Meiga gnve me a push, ant over I went. Mniuma Well, what are you cry lug so aboutl la It painful to be cov tied with mud? Bertram No, It ain't S but I though, that If i came In laughing you wouli whip me. Optimlstlo Thought The VOlce fit reason U niAM ha regarded than any present Inclination. EZsalsSIiin. D. D. D., the greitnt of skin remedlea; Will renore thou nniilfhtly and trouble snne skin afflictions that have made tmt lift a bordrn. That Intolerable Itrblnc burning and dlwnmfort will disappear aa drr tbe magic Influence of tbta mnedy. It baa cured many cants proioonced near able and will reach four ease. It will tako )ut a Irw mommts to step la and aak m what oar experience has been In tbe war of satisfied customers, Vt'e arsnt ;on ttV aire D. D. D. a trtaL Ji Vonr money back unless the flrat bottle relieves yon. D. D. D. 8oap keep soar aua bcaltbj. Ask as about It B. B. HD. rarlSTi flat SUa M. Clemens, Druggist Da 8tones Growf To siienk very correctly, only organic things grow, though inorganic things, money for Instance, may increase In alie or quantity. Stones do not grow, they happen. In some way or another they have been chipped off from rocks, or hardened from clay or similar nod ules. Sometimes they have been rubbed smooth, or partly so, by friction. But although they may be added to in some rare Instances by coatings of hardened mud, they certainly do not and cannot "grow," as do living things, by any power within them. Food Will Win the War Eat more Corn Meal and drink GOLDEN WEST COFFEE ' J. PARDEE Phone 281 roY.oSKf'i ItOOsKVKI.T is ; ; : i . ftKPOnTKl) iMt'liOVlXd! ' . ; - i - New York, Feb. 9. Colonel Roosevelt's condition is somewhat Improved. ; EXPERT OZO-ACETYLINE WELDING All kiijds of Broken Castings made as good as new C. L HOBART CO.