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About Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 10, 1918)
Nt SM, KWUUAHY 10, I BIN. DAILY IIOGIE lUVKIl'COLIUCK rum rm PAR ALT A PLAYS I'ICh OK I'KTI ItM FER52NAL 2B LOCAL First Time In This City I ii Km in tint Saturday In s i : 4 life 3 WARkF.N KEKKICIAN IN MELOPRAMA If?; ;i 1 Ws P. n 1 rf fly, r THE BKJ PARALTA PHOTO A MAN 8 MAN " TIIK HUNT UN) I'M. rtC.VT PHOTO I'UW CRITICS BIJOU Tonight NOTHIMi TtM (a Mill Mill OltANTH I'AMH GET THE HABIT 10c and 25c 15 AUTO TRUCKS FOR JOSEPHINE ORE HAUL K. A. Robertson, general man ager of the Mm In company, , con tractor of Hun Francisco In at ttit Oxford hotnl. Hit pi oiiOHi-H to iut 15 big truck! to work on the chrome haul near (Irani Pas at soon a the road are In shape anil to increase (hit number as rapidly a tho properties develop. Mr. Robertson, who Ii a graduate of Yale, and a mining englnerY of ex perience, select this field at the moil promising for tonnage, and with hit assistants will make Grant Paaa bit headquarters thli year. AT EAST SCHOOL tutus MORRISON At (Iranta Tan Satur day, Krbruary 9, to Mr. mid Mr. Cbaa. Morrison, an 8-pnund ton. Arbor Day exercises were held In the Kant achoul Friday afternoon and ihrulw were planted. The Kant school orrhentra made Ita first ' pearanre at thin time, doing credit to thnlr director, Mis I.IU WuNers, who organised It early In the term, and hua done efficient work with It. The member of the orchestra are: First violin. Donald Harnei, Kodney Drltlon, Doit Megargle; ew ond violin, Margaret l-accy; rornel. Hubbard Day, Chester Hrltton: trombone. Marian Halllday; K rial. Glenn Hood: clarinet, Kaymond Walker; anare drum, Jack Wilkin: piano, Eleanor Connie, Catherln Carroll. W. I Medford. Hoed planting time. (lei your garden credit at Cramer Urn. NO Dwight Jewell went to Portland UmI night for a few day. Mr. Maude Miller went to Ku- Keim Halurday. Miss IJillan Catching went to Day Creek Saturday to visit her Krandmntber. Hpenrer aweet pea lu mixture at Cramer llrua. 80 J. (I. IIIki returned laot night from flrenida. Klvln Wallace, of (ilendala, ha been (pending the week end with hi parent In the rlty. I.awn art and white clover at Cramer Ilroa. 80 Nathan (iale went to Medford Sat urday for a few day.- Mr. R. C. (lllkeron went to Wor den Halurday morning. IiiiI Hammer, of Relma, Roy Drown, of Applegate, Everett Robin ion, of Wlldorvllle, ipent Saturday In the rlty. Oarden tool at Cramer Hro. 80 Mr. and Mr. Fred It. Benedict have been vUltlnic Mr. Benedict parent, Mr. and Mr. (1. W. Wine- trout. Alfalfa and red rlover at Cramer Hro. 0 Mr. A. II. Cornell returned ThtirwUy nUht from a four week vUlt at Portland. Vancouver nnn other point. Iave your roue bueh order now at Cramer Hro. Dnreme Dolnon arrived Haturday mornlnx from Tacoma. called home on account of the aerioua lllnea of hi mother. Order taken for all kind of plnnf and nhrubliery at Cramer tiro. 80 K. 8. Ventch wa northbound nanHeniter lant nlisht en route from Klamath Fall to Cottase drove, having been notified that hi moth er had met with an accident. Thirty minute of ong at the HaiitlHt church tonight. SO. N. Reynold left yesterday morn ing, returning to hi home at Hat Creek, 8liBtu county. He was ac companied by hi mother, -Mr. O. Reynold, who will make her home with him. Drown and white Jenhorn egs from high egg-laying etraln. II per getting of 15 at Cramer Hro. 80 Three hundred and fifty aeat In Dethany Presbyterian church Sun day night. First come first served. Mrs. 8. O. Lucaa. son and daugh- Dr. A. A. Wit haul went to Port land last night on a bunions trip. Scratch feed, H..'0 sack at Crn-j liter Hro. so, K, I. Churchill spent several days , In Portland attending the automo-j bile show, - ! Shell, nrlt and bone at Cramer! Hro. i go Mr. and Mr. Theo. Holigood ar rived Friday night from l-o An-' gele and will ite In the city for sev eral weeks. Lincoln, the greatest example of real American patriotism and clti- senship. ear the lecture, "lincoln the War President." Sunday nlnht. Bethany Presbyterian church. 80 H. C. Mueller, of Portland, owner of property on Rogue river near the city, spent several days here. He returned to Portland Saturday nhht.' A novelty In house plants, Chinese j Lynoroea, the horned nut, grow In water, three colors, red, pink and white, for 25 rent at Cramer Hro. W. T. Pyper, assistant secretary and treasurer, and J. W. Tlmpson, auditor, of the L'Ub-Idaho Cheeir Up ! Here's Some Gccd News tor Yea You ran M-tid at dollar to woaderfully good odvanUtce at oar stum. We make It oor ImslaeM to errve oar patrons economic ally and eftuVnlly, bnaimc we want thetn back again. We want you, too. Y4r Wll.l, UK riUCTiriNU PKAITICAI, rXONDMY IF YOC III V f IW)M CH Jewell Hdw. Co. War Ntamp Hitli The sale of war stamps ba been steadily going on at (he (iranta Pus Sugar postofllie, the amount of salea np to company, were here Saturday on aSaturday morning amounting to 14. regular official trip. ,518.23. Do you know what Lincoln sld ! " ' aim ut foreign propaganda and dl-'(iall-r llov on Tusraiila loyal citizen of foreign birth? You j Lester U Smith, of Callce. was will hear at Bethany Presbyterian another Josephine county boy on church Sunday night. 80 board the torpedoed transport Tus- Mrs. O. C. Dixon and two chit-''"1- Nothing ba yet been re dren. of Kerb) , arrived bere Satur- 'ceived a to the safety -of Smith and day morning and left oon after for Ed Parker. Kerby. They apent the past five j months visiting In South Bend, Ind., Junior I ted Cnm and Michigan points.. ' The exhibit of Junior Red Cross Swell the chorus at the Baptist work In the Helmer furniture store church tonight. R0 will remain In place all day today Mrs. Pat Slattery arrived Friday In order to give all an opportunity night from Florida, where she spent to view the work of the Grant Pass some months with her mother. She school children. also spent some time with heri daughter, Mrs. F. Rrletmayer. at funlr K1u to B Dedicated Jackson points. Mich., and visited at other Jr.h work at tt Courtar. ter. of Agnes, were In the city Sat urday. They returned to West Fork Saturday night and leave over the trail today with Don Lucaa, who came a few day ago from the naval station at 8an Diego on a furlough. SWEEPING THE COUNTRY LIKE A PRAIRIE FIRE JOY Theatre TUES&drAY .Uttro'K Knntl"li:i! Cut riot Ic Kiwtucln Without Huttlo Scene ': ' --'SCs 1 6 Draft Sf v-i 258' ,' : , IffiLdall. ,.L. liiLMaJ.- An m little, lielirlnn waif, Hnlsy Ivy Wiird, lo4H some clever nctlutr. TheTowor of lhilxl will be .kIhihii in this mammoth rcjiriKliK'tloii, t-IABEL TALIAt-tR DlriMtiMl by Wm. (UiriMy Cunnc The .Mnn who timdi' "Tlie Nlmker ' . 7 ASTONISHING ACTS ST A RHINO M ABEL TALIAFERRO li:il't Ih o-k (1 V.t i:i st imJIiltlous photo di'iinuiM ever offered wlt:tt lm,icns to the :. tl e brother, the KweetJieaK to the American Ifk' and 25 public Dr. Withiun Not In Dr. Witham will not be In his of fice on Monday. sn The dedication of the service flag wiltake place at the Baptist church this morning and the Methodist and Presbyterian churche will have their dedication of the flags tonight flmnta Paaa mtfA 1 1. a MnnJpw lt Ifa ' immediate vicinity. One of the great draw-backs to the development of southern Oregon ha been this large body of land which ha been kept from settlement and development. With thia draw back removed and Irrigation devel opment secured, the prosperity of the country la assured. Those land lying within the boundaries of the Irrigation district should prove es pecially desirable In aa much as lands with water rights are many times more valuable than those without water rights. With the O. ft C. land In private .ownership the prospects for the early development of the Irrigation district becomes greatly Improved. While moat of the lands have yet to be cleared, yet the cost of the clear ing Is not heavy, and nnder Irriga tion these lands would be quickly made to yield valuable crops which would more than pay for the clear ing and water tax. Representative Hawley Is to be commended for the Interest he baa taken In this matter as also Com- Miu-riiige l.lct-nw Granted A marriage license was granted yesterday to George Ro'.iert Inks and Ruth Fallen. with special programs and patriotic, msaoner , uk,n. . broa4 lecture, on Ai.raham Lincoln, vew of the sltnatlon. War President WHh the 0 ft c Und mU ' ! available for cultivation through ea- Afthlanil After Normal j trT an(j settlement the people of Ben C. Sheldon, formerly or tnia .-.. Oregon will certainly be la a better position than ever before to ApixiliiKil oml Muster E. J. Llnd, of Kerby, has been appointed by tbe county court as road master for Josephine county. ' Mih'Iim (Imaged Unmix city, but recently with the Medford Sun, has severed his connection with that paper and accepted the man agement of Ashland's campaign for a state normal school, which will be voted on at the next general elec- tlon. Hi duties will make It nec Aaarv for him to travel to all Darts "Jack" Hogan has disposed of the of the .,ate; he expects to make Mo lu restaurant to Wong S. Yon. , agKmslve campaign, of Yreka, who took possession Fri day morning and who has been In1 buslnesa on the coast for the past Xcw ur So,'lp 20 years and for some time In At the Newman Methodist Episco Yreka. His two sons will have;P church beginning next Sunday.) charge of the cooking. i February 17, Rev. Melville T. Wire I will preach a series of four special ... .... isermons on war topics as follows: ii-imger win .in iohii respond to the call of our nation and its allies for an Increased produc tion of food. Joy Theatre On account of the absence of Miss 1 "Germany's Infamy and Cruelty Clevenger, the Hat Shop will closed from February 11 to 19. be SI Factors In Her Final Defeat,' jews Will They Return to Three More Knlist Conrad l.lndsey, of Murphy, hml If... a "in. ixjcKe, or ban rrsncisco, en- force listed here Friday In the aviation , "The Pales tine After the War!", "German Co lonial Ambitions in Africa," "Last , inn Terms of Peace Should We i Have a League of Nations to William eat A. Brady, Director World Pictures, pre- Alice Brady section. Benton Aldrich, of Roe burg, enlisted here the same day in the Infantry. They left for Vancou ver Friday night. TO BE ON THE MARKET New Kord Owncro C. L. Hoburt company during thej past week have sold Fords to the. following: George Walton. Kerby; ! Arrangements are now being made A. A. .Morgan, H. F. D. No. 2; J. p. to open to entry and settlement con- IDeWltt. Gallce; Sam Lettekln. Pro-! siderable area of Oregon and Call- volt. The Hobart , company also ' fomla railroad grant lands classified sold a Chevrolet to G. H. Mont I agricultural in southern Oregon. gomery. In this area are included lands with in the Grants Pass Irrigation Dis- B ta I J V lAlJCE BRADY C f t f;'jile'-rirW t ! ... hillT'i iiaiiiii iianiHn Your Voice Will Hel trlct. This Information has been At the half hour service of sons, given by Commissioner Talman to at the Baptist church tonight. Also! the general land office through Hon- special music. 80 (Jmernor Ill- Word has been received that Gov ernor Withycombe, who was expect ed to speak at the Chamber of Com merce luncheon Monday noon, would be unable to attend. Lieutenant K. M. C. Nelll will take his place aa speaker. Ladles will be permitted to attend the luncheon. Phone the secretary for reservations. Riverside Scholar- Duy Rond The pupils of the Riverside Softool, under the name of the Jfin ior Red CroR, during the pnst week completed the payment on a "baby bond." This bond becomes the pro- rrt.v of tbe Riverside school, and at present helps the government win the war.. The pupils are o be com plimented on their patriotic work. orable W. C. Hawley, Oregon's rep-' resentative in congress. This list of lands which are to be restored to! entry Includes an acreage of 1,603. 94 acres which have been classified and lie within the boundaries of the Grants Pass Irrigation District. Lands which have been classified and withdrawn for power-site pur-' poses have been excluded from the list. Neither will contract lands be included for the reason that their status was not finally settled until recently and the lands have not yet been crulstd or classified. The ex pressed Intention of the commission er Is clearly to open these 1500 acres of land together with other similar land In southern Oregon 1n the very near future. It Is certainly hoped that the commissioner will be able to carry out his intentions for It will result in the greatest benefit to "A SePIade Widow" Directed by Trovers Vale Story by Henry Albeit lTiilllps Alice Itnuly is Miperb! The Ntory Ih fuNcinnting! Surprise) and thrillH come thick and fast! The climax is delight full! See this splendid entertainment! Ii-KO XMEI)V "Beechnuts" 10o and 20c
