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WlAV; r'KHHt'ARY I.
6'.
FER52fWL ' LOCAL I
- T. B. Lacey loft Sunday night tor
Myrtle Creek. . '
Miss Illone Mysrs spent Sunday
with Granta Pass frlenda.
' Mr. Andy McCarthy went to Port
laid Sunday night-
M. Dunn and J. B. Turabull went
' to Eugen 8unday night.
Mrs. B. S. MihlUa went to Port
land 8undy to vtilt a sister.
Miss Bertha McCalllster. teacher
at Hugo, spent Sunday at home.
Mrs. Joseph Fetiner left last night
on a trip to Wabasha, Minn., and
other point.
Dr.. J. E. Anderson, who spent a
day or two here, went to Olendalo
Sunday night.
' M. U Opdyok returned to Myrtl
Creek thta morning after (pending
Sunday hr tower.
', Mr. W. R. Whipple return
Sunday night from a visit with her
daughter at Weed.
Wat Lola Trultt, of Roseburg. and
l MUa Pearl Miller, or Portland, who
attended the funeral of H. C. Per
klna. returned home Sunday.
Joy Toniflht
Carlyle Elackwell
June ElvkJje
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Mr. Jeu Patrick and daughter.
o( Roseburg, apent Sunday with
OranU Pass relative. .
A. B. Carpenter, of Portland, stop
ped off In Grants Pasa Sunday to v la
It Mr. and Mra. Harry T. Parker.
We have taken the agency tor the
famous Wenttnghouse Maids Isaipa.
.Ml sties In stock. OranU Paita Hard
war Co. H
W. O. Engle, en route from Port
land to Klamath Palla, spent few
days with hla father. A. II.' Kngl.
of this city, and left this morning; for
th Falls.
Captain Dugger. t S. A., formerly
of Williams, waa a southbound pas
senger this morning, ea rout to San
Francisco, where he will be In th
offlc of th adjutant-general.
Mrs. B. W. Whit and daughter,
of Mllesvllle, S. D who spent sev
eral daya with th P. B. Herman
family, left this morning. They will
stop off at various points on their
way homo.
. Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Crouch and
daughter of Kallspeil, Montana,
on their way to California, stopped
offher this afternoon to visit with
Dr. and Mrs. a Loughrldge. Th
Crouch and Loughrldg families wen
old friends In Iowa.
' Miss Jess Mastln went to Med
ford this afternoon and on Tuesday
will taks testimony at Jacksonville.
Mrs. Martha Meserve and Mrs. J.
W. Dnley. who spent several weeks
with Mrs. W. H. Hill, returned to
Medford this afternoon.
fore the federal grand Jury al tV
Investigation at the trial of Henry
llacher. Fred Wlckiuau and ' I'nn
Sohaefers, charged with having made
editions utterance. .
IK'llnquent Tav
Delinquent taxes will be published
In th Oregon Observer beginning
with the Issue of Wednesday, Feb
ruary T. If you wtah to avoid th
publication, pay taxes at oare, Geo
Iwli. sheriff. i 'HI
Setktn Stork Ranch re .
Jack Adafiis. of Reno, Nev la la
th oify tor a tew days. It Is un
derstood thst Mr. Adama la commis
sioned to Investigate stork ranch
possibilities for prominent Reno people.
Pnxiram for Friday HkH1
All members of th Knlhts and
I.sdles of Security are requested to
b present al th W. O. W. ( hall
promptly at s o'clock tor a short
secret session with short form Ini
tiation. Dr. A. A. Wlthaiu will de
liver' a patriotic and fraternal ad
dress, after which Bessie G. Barrick
and Ignore I- Smith will lead In
singing "The Star 8isnnled Banner."
Th awarding of prises and ssle of
baskets will follow. A "get acquaint
ed" social and luncheon will com
plete the program. ST
Wttacnes for Federal Jury
- 8hriff George lewls and Cheater
Heston, or this city, and Dan Ptef
ferle.' or Wsldo, left for Portland
this morning, called aa witnesses be-'0f new destroyers
K.XSK1N AIJtKRT 8TVRTKVAST
IH HROT DOWN IX KVROPK
Wsshingtoa. Feb. U. Knslgn Al
bert Sturtevsnt. an American aviat
or, has been shot down In Euro
pean waters, ills body ha not been
recovered.
THK IUTT1.K Or1 At Til Ml
Kilt ST XAVAI. KN'U.iUKMKNT
Th nrst naval battle of history
aaa the Haiti of Aotium which Is
reproduced In th Wllllsui Fox pro
duction of "Cleopatra." Eighty shls
of wsr, reproductions of those thst
figured In this conflict, sere espe
cially built for this screen spectacle.
Tha ships are ' burned to th
water's edge and sunk. Theda Rara
who plays th rol of Cleopatra, la
watching th battl while It rages
from her gorgeous barge. This Is
on of several battl scenes that will
be presented In the picture at the
Joy Theatre. Feb. SO and tl. IT
TAXILMA
IXW.KX tXtYTRACTH lit
FOR XKW HKSTROVFIW
Washington, Feb. 1 1. Secretary
Daniels hss announced about a
doten contracts for the construction
Mrs. Wm. Ilsaelrigg and Mrs.
Geo. Hei kendorf and children spent
a few days visiting with their par
ents Mr. and Mrs. Splcer on their
rsnch nsar Holland.
Mr. and Mr. A'. Winter are
sending a few dsys la Medford.
Mrs. Mitt-hot and little son are
visiting friends and relatives In
Grants Pass this week.-
Mr. Munlgomery msde a business
trip to (Irsnts Pa th first of the
week.
Mr. and Mra. Chas. Johnson are
spending n few dsys la Oranla Pass,
Mr. and Mra. Kills and children
left SsUrday for their horn In Colo
rs do, after visiting for soms Km
with friends and retatlve here.
Sunday evening a aurprls was
given C. D. Cameron when a lar.e
crowd gsthered at his home to help
celebrste hla blrthdsy.
I 0o. Fife mad a business trip to
Orsnts fa Friday.
Tit Ideal Fancy Work clnb met
Thursday sfterooon st the home of
Mrs. Ilsrry Messenger. The srier
noon wss spent In! knitting for the
Red Cross chapter of Orsnts Pnss.
Y THEATRE
T NlrfhU
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THE SUPERB
THEDA BABA
SUPER
production
Direct from its phenom
enal engagements in Se
attle and Portland
WrKaAa 4 hrnlra all aMi
dance records and play- ..
ed "to the Unrest re- " s
ceipts ever - known ; in : va
those cities rSri
;. 'spfeSe
1
Wed. i&fhars;
Feb. 20-21
ONLY TWO ' SHOWS
DAILY STARTING
2:30 P. M.-S:15 P. M.
Picture runs hpurs
You are wapekfully re
quested to be- in your
seats at the begin
ning and) ; follow
this most absorbing
romance jn' all his
tory to the end, ;
When Meeting Friends
IT IH T MOM MUM Vol- I'AIII
rt)lt VOl'H UrTIIWi. IT'M HOW
I'l.KAHINOI.V IMIr9WF.l VOt' AIIK
at the prii-e you pay, I hut gives you
Mlf pMUMMllMI. ,
Vow ran feel unemlaniwml In the
rtntuy of your frlrada If yu luy
your fttiUie if us. Our ilotlM
givw you all the looks, the fit, the
wear that ran he bought at
$18 to $40 .
IHrwilug urJI Is juat a ra of buy
lag eUely. May we show you? '
PEERLESS CLOTIIKJG CO.
Cash Clothiers
"Cask Buy fheepee- Thau Crsdlt."
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WSs&ssBfZM EJi!'l REM iOF-TH E NILE S
The Love Adventures of Egypts Vampire Queen
A love that wrecked empires and changed the map of the worldThe most romantic and absorbing story in
all historyA wonder picture of Ancient Rome and Old Egypt The Egypt of the Greek, the Roman and
the Ptolemy Heavy with the legends of Antiquity and rich with the luxuries and splendors of its unbridled
revelry The picture that cost half a million dollars, employed 30,000 people and required nine months to.
. niaKe,
AIH'LTS AD.MISHIO.V .Vic I'l.lH WAH TAjl .V
HIUKKX ADMISSION ,Vc I'M A WAR TAX, 3c
IIITIlirr ' AIH'ITH- AOMJHMIOX IMta I'M 8 WAR TAX ftc .
.' MAIInLLl t'HIMMtKX AOMISMIOV V HAS WAR TAX itc
mm
J!l RED GROSS
Uy O. W, II.
A roiuraunlcstlon from Roliert
Msx (Isrrett. of Seattle, director of
Junior membership, to Mrs. Philip
llslmsr, ' chalrrasn of publli-Uty for
Junior Red Cross, la of Interrst, not
only to the children of Josephine
county, but to even' eltlien as well.
The letter In part Is as follows::
"W are perfectly frank In saying
thst Grants Pass hss msde the best
showing so far of any chapter In the
division,' la the Jnntor Red Cross or
ganisation. We sre thoroughly de
lighted with the spirit shown.'
This eertstnly s peeks well for the
work of the i-hnpter school com
mittee, leschers, and all others who
have assisted In this greet more,
. There aro four days remulning
before the drive for Junior mem
bership closes, snd It is an assured
fsrt thst a great many more schools
In th county will become auxil
iaries, to Josephine Chapter Ameri
can Red Cross, during the next few
days. - v - - '
Already 20 school of our county
are organised, or have qualified for
organisation. ' ""
Schools reported today ss having
signed the Junior Red Cross pledge
cards are Merlin district 24, Kthel
B. Olbson, teacher; Pickett Creek,
district l0, Daisy Cole, teacher.
MOOO CANAL
BlnG CONSIDER!
Washington. Keh. 1. A sixty
Ave million dollar cans) to link the
Mississippi anil' Ohio rhcrs with the
Atlantic coast for Irunspoi iatlon of
war auppltes wss proposed to th
bouse this afternoon In- a bill Intro
duced by Representative Campbell
of Pennsylvania.
4 The canal to lm constructed under
supervision of the secretsry of wsr.
would start at .the, Juoi tlon of tba
Beaver and Ohio rivers, following a
northerly course through Pennsyl
vania snd Ohio and ending st th'
mouth of Indian creek on Uka KHe.
It would lisv sn averax dith of
12 feet.
OW.VKJt UV r.tltlH JIU R.N.tl!.
HAH MKKX AllliKNTKI)
Paris, rb. 18. Charles Humbert,
from the Meuse, hus been a rested,
lie Is the owner of the Journ-.il and
was a s-ltneis in the !lon I'nsha
trial. ,
COMIXfl KVKT.
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Feb. 19, Tuesday.-"Th" New
Minister," musli-sl eiit MUlument,
M. E. iliureh.
' BORN ';
VI ATTH BWfl To Mr. and Mrs. J. B.
Matthew.,' ' 724 South 8eventh
Street, on Friday, February 1ft, a
daughter.
THHHK HHOT W'MKX
RAim.VO I. W. W.'H HOI HK
I - (CLA83IKIKD AD ItAflCS. II
I wards, two Usuts. 16c; six Issues.
too; one month, 11.50. when paid la
'advance. Whan not paid In ad vaaoe.
Se per line per issue.)
PBACII PITS WANTED About a
bushel; also a 100-gsllon gasoline
tank for sale, Address Otto Hen
rlksoa, R. F. D. 2, Box II. IS
j Mlllsboro, 111.,' Feb. 18. The city
'marshal and two others were wound
ed today 'when raiding the home of
U C. Irwin, an alleged I. W. W.
I Shots were exchanged.
FOR SAIjR Bay team, 1,400 lbs.
each, four to five years old; slso
fresh cow with calf; one pet An
gora goat. Call Brownie's Mvery.
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Tonight
Douglas Fairbanks
"Double TroubleM
A Screen Favorite thst Is always good Come end etijoy, a kikmI
. i '. t , laugh ' " ' " ;' ' '
See tfce Boys at the;JFrcst .
lO'tho latent Pathe ews '
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