Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, May 13, 1918, DAILY EDITION, Image 3

Rogue River courier., May 13, 1918, DAILY EDITION, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3

Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR

About Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918 | View Entire Issue (May 13, 1918)

Prev Page of 4 Next Prev Issue Next Text PDF JP2 (3.2 MB) Clip/Print Image

Return to Top

Prev Page of 4 Next Prev Issue Next

Newspaper Page TextMO.MMV, MAY III. IUIM. DAILY ItCXJI K lUVtll UH ItlKH PAGE lUIUbJk COUNTY AGENT'S NOTES Wn Mil I'nuitM- ThU li klio ii l thf tlmti (hut most of the corn and potatora should b planted In the county. Are yon ready to tUn yours? We do not mean are you in lh notion of plant ing,' but art you really readyT Is your ground thoroughly prepared? After the showers or last week many are Inrllnrd to plant these erops regardless or the aoll prepara tlon thinking that they cultivate the (round mora after the planting la dona. Dut we ahould make haute rautloualy. If your aoll la not pro perty prepared, put off the planting another week and In the meantime! work your aoll over again until you' get It thoroyhly firmed underneath j and a fine seed bed on top, Thei greater portion of the work In pro-, during thaae erops should be dona before planting. i B-A-R-G-A-I-N-S In Pumps il-lnrh (iarrHi rs-ntrlfugal pump, li 4 -Inch at $2.1 One 114 Inch Ooulde, $10 lllg )litt of AMirtMe)l Una Kngtit 4JuarMUyd to do a we aay C. A. Winetrout I. H-One Disk Harrow at a lUrgain Stupendous volume of business in April Bigger than ever. REASONS Largest Stock Best Quality Lowest Prices GRANTS PASS GOODYEAR Tires C. L. HOBART CO. O. & C. Grant Land Blue Print Maps sit ... , ' . Josephine und Curry Counties $1.50 Jackson jOomtty.. $1.50 ; Y Both maps for $2.50 , . Jnnted fi'om tracings made by M. J. Anderson Jr. s? Mailed prepaid on'receipt of price V ' ' - , A. E. Voorhies . Oraivts Pass, Oregon A lew daya after planting your torn and potatoea glva tha ground a good harrowing and then after they are up harrow them again, Tbla la tha cheapoat and beat cultivation that ran ba given, not only hilling tha weeda but keeping a mulch in tha aoll that will retain the moisture C. I). THOMPSON, County Agent MOTH'K TO DKIITOIIM All partlea Indebted to ua will roo fer a great favor by remitting promptly, thua enabling ua to meet our own obligation! and eloaa our hooka, Mall rherk to ua or leave with Joaephlna county bank. M RI8.MANN PRODUCTS CO. Engraved ('ailing fard Script type, $1.75 per 100; If you furnish plate, 11.25 per hundred. Printed tarda 60e for 50; 9 Or for 100. Courier office. 46tf HARDWARE CO. GRADUATION WEEK OPENED I Continued from, page 1) and her houses of proalitutlon. "Ho alio America before the war had the selfish Ideal of wealth-getting. The average American wus a elf centered creature, who waa for America and the glorloua twentieth century. Other landa and sues did not ronrern him. He waa mora con cerned about the price of gaaollne than where he would apend eternity. "Then rame the crash and rata clyam of tha great war and nut of It a new day with a new Ideal of othera on equality with self brotherhood of all man kind. There came a realisation that 'I am my brother'a keeper.' We made a redlarovery of tha fundamen tal principle of Amerlranlam that all men are created equal. 'The manhood and womanhood of yeaterday, Intoxicated by selfish Ideala, haa been moulded Into an army of both aoldlera and home help er!, ready to make any aacrlflca that the Ideal of unlverial brotherhood may be given to all the world. "To Chrlet and hie teaching! are we Indebted for thta Ideal. It ahowa forth In all of hie program. Ilia waa a world program of Miration, re rngnlxlng the worth of a man. Tbe apoatlea who carried out hla order alao help up this Ideal. It haa been tha Meal of the church of Chrlat. The world haa been alow In accept ing tha teaching of Chrlat upon thla. but today It la receiving nnlveraal acceptance. "We mu at not be content with thla progreaa, however, but go on to the greater Ideal of tomorrow, which la an outgrowth of thla one, namely, othera above aelf, abaolute unselfish neaa, service for the aake of helping humanity. Tha greatent exanipU of thli la the matchless man of Galilee, who counted not the being on an equality with Ood, but emptied him aelf and took the form of a aervant and became obedient unto death, yea, the death on the croaa. where fore Ood highly exalted Illm. Hu manity and aelf eacrlfre muat al waya precced true greatneaa. "I have unbounded ennfldenre In thla Ideal when practiced to aolve the perplexing problems of the world of Chrlat Ian unity of luatlng peace and other reform nieaaures. Only Christianity aa a working prin ciple In the Jives of men can kill war. The world war Is giving ua many exnmplca of tit In Ideal In the ' real practice, but we do not need to be at the battle front to live thla new found principle. It la possible wherever we may be. "It la no eaay task to which I am calling yon. It means hard work and aacrlflcc, but It means success that will atnnd the teat of time. So the claaa of 1918. may you take leae aon from the failure of the ideals of yeaterday, go on growing In Ideals of today and with manliness and womanliness worthy of tha approval of Christ, determine to grow In to thla new Ideal of tomorrow. Use that Ood-glven potentiality within you In sncrlflclng for the good of others and make some definite contribution to humanity. Follow the Injunction 'Ha that would be greatest nmoni you let him be aervant of all.' " Following la the class roll: " Ella Anderson. Arllne Bunch. ' Pauline Dean. Ila DeQrasae. 811 va Duncan. Helen Ellis. ,' Estella Feldmaler. ' Helen Flfleld. ' " I.uclle Garter. Ruth Gelsler. ' J Hattle Gebers. . ' Vivian Isham.' ' Hasel King. ; Gertrude Kerley. ', Clara Knlps.;- ' . .. I)la Lewis.. V 1 1 ' Cora IJndsay. .,' ' ' l.eah Parker. Grace Presley. '' Margaret Rathbone. Ellen Taylor. , . ', " Viola Walton. " ' Mattl Williams. Joule Wright. Albert Berkshire. t Ted Blrrhard. s i Edwin Robinson. Reginald Robinson. j Burton Robinson J Relnhold Sihmldt. , ', Deal Wllklns. "- ? Mac Wllklns. ; .lohn Williams. ' i FIcM Meet at Howie lUTer Athletic teams of Rogue River and the Evnns creek valley partici pated in a Hold meet at Rogue River on Saturday and' the events . were hotly contested lor. The attendance was go.od. ' , . Considerable development work j haa been done on tha Al. (iatman v m. wnm riaiinii vn i.iiiiv iiauietnaae mountain In thla county during the paat month. At present writing over 1,000 tone of chrome ore Is In eight with proapata vary -bright for larger tonnage. A number of men are at work on the properly and Mr. Oaal man la doing everything ha can to develop the claims sufficiently to warrant the leasees of hla property In putting 1n a 12-mlle road. Much o thenjirome In this dlstrl t Is on patented land owned by the Ham mond Interesta but Mr. (laatman baa a Ave year lease which gives him sufficient time. The chrome ore Jo this district la very rich, mu h o It aasaylng over lb per cent chrom ium. As soon aa the wagon road Is fin ished connecting the Hlxh Plateau claims with the Oranta Pass road the men at work there now will be trans ferred with others to the Mule Rat tlesnake mountain district to build road, If the lessees of the Oaatman claims are aseured by surface Indi cations that at leaat 2,000 tons of chrome ore are there. Crescent City Courier. COMIN'O l.VK.ITS May- 27-Jnna 1. Monday-Snturdar Chautauaua at Granta Pass. May 18, Thursday Class Day axer-1 Iks of high school. May 17, Friday Commencement exercises. June 7, Friday Strawberry festival by Presbyterian ladles. S8tf Keep your money at home If you art) lnilMIng use Beaver Portland Cement whlt-li I manufactured at Gold Hill, Oregon, ami la guaran teed by the manufacturer to be strictly tilith uiuile in every respect. Voj can buy this from your locul Ucnlor-Tlie Oregon Cement Sewer I'll TH. Co. . . Beaver Portland Cement Co. Township Maps Showing Oregon and Callfer nla Homestead Lands, open to Hllna; April 20. 1918, tl per township. I'lense Rive .. townsh'p and range. , IKU'GLAS ABSTRACT CO., Roneburg, Oregon BUY War Savings Straps IMXU K KIVEH WATER COMPANY The California and Oregcs Coast Railroad Company - , Tl.MK CARD Dally except Sunday Effective May 1. 1918 Train 1 lv.' Oranta Pass.. 1:00 p. in Train 2 lv. Waters CretK aioop. rr . All trains lesve Grants Pass frnrr tha corner of O and Kle.hth streets opposite the Southern Pacific depot For all Information regarll"! freight and paan-er service call a the offl-e of the company. I.nnd'iu' building, or phone 111 or same. Class:fied roil BALK 0. A C. ORANT LANDS -Blue print plats showing lands la Joaaphlae county, 91.60. Addreaa A. E. Voorhies. Oraata Paas. tf KOfl BALK tiood modern bouse, cluse In, north aide, laqutra No. !tll, cara Courier. Jltf HEMSTITCHING and pecot edge, 10 centa per yard. Mall ordera will receive prompt and careful atten tion. Tha Vanity Shoo, Medford Oregon, 111 Weat Main. OTtf FOR SALE Seed corn, audan grass. Michigan pea beans, alfalfa, clo vera and graasea. Legume bac teria enlturea for alfalfa, clover, and beans, enough for (0 to 100 lbs.. 11.25. nalph Waldo Eldea. Central Point. Oregon. . 36tf TUWNbIIIP ownereblp mapa enow- Ing 0. k C. and deeded lands In Josephine county for sale by tha Josephine County Abstract Com pany, CO cents each. 65 FOR BALK One team bay geldings and harness; one ( and one t years old. True In all harness. Weight, 2.550 pounds. Inquire Collins Auto Co. II FOR BALE Tent house, wire fenc ing, washing machine and bouse hold articles. Phone S13-J. 5( FOR BALE Gas engine, F. A M., I h. p., rebored; patent fruit evap- orater, 60 trays; Incubator; broo der; typewriter; 1 surry harness; 1 set hack harness. O. A. Ham ilton. 60 FOR BALE About 2,000,000 feet of fir and pine saw timber besides large quantity of piling. One mile from Waldo and well located, or will sell land and timber. A bar gain. Walter B. Jones, Eugene, Oregon. - . (1 I HAVE EIGHT bead of horses for tala at the Red Front barn, weight from 700 to 1,100; also Stt Inch wagon; also 2 Inch wagon and some work harness, will sell reas onable; also have Jackson truck for sale. R. TImmons, Prop., Cor. Sixth and K streets. . Phone 633-J. ' ' ' v 61 FOR SALE A bargain In Regal touring car, 1917 model, electric starter and lights, vacuum sys tem; run only 3,000 miles; tires new. Phone lll-F-12. or write I. W. L.. Merlin. Ore. 63 FOR SALE Small black matched team, young, single or double, ' saddle or pack, gentle. Andrew Johnson, Merlin. Ore. . 62 NEW CHEVROLET, tip top shape, and one gray buy, will do 90 miles an hour when the cop Isn't-look- in;;, for sale or' trade. , Inquire Batterv Shoo. 61 FOR SALE Second hand Chevrolet cars, real bargains. Churchill t Maxwell. 68 TRANSPLANTED tomato and pep per plants. Phone Barnes green house. '63 HAVE TOMATOES two weeks earlier by setting transplanted plants. Phone Barnes' green house. 63 GOOD. GARDEN trsct. three-fourth of aa acre, with good six-room plastered house, 'just across the bridge, for sale or rent. Apply Dr. Bestul, Phone 305-R. 59 FOR SALE CHEAP Three-quarter ton truck, in good condition. New tires. Churchill and Maxwell, tt TO EXCHANGE EXCHANGE 10 acres irrigated in fruit and alfalfa, on river, close in. .Price $3,500. Mortgage, 11,800, want city property for equity. L. A. Launer, realtor. t 61 EXCHANGE 6 acres, fine bottom land. Price $1,600, clear, want house In Grants Pass. L. A. Laun er, realtor. 59 TO KENT FURNISHED ROOMS Urge, com fortable and conviently . looatod. 411 C street. I6tf PARTLY FURNISHED cottage for rent, 50 feet from pavement, also unfurnished cottage on pavement $8 per month. Inquire A. R Voor hies. 2tf FOR RENT---A- nicely v furnished modern cottage, 5 rooms, water, .gas, -electric light, at reasonable price, 207 C street. See N. E Towniend, 621 A. '67 BUYERS OF NATIVE PLATIXUV qTlFILLAN BROS. 8meltlng "anri Refining Co., 217H West BUtl street, Los Angeles, Cat, are Ir the market for cleannatlve Irldr . platinum. . . ' t( Advertising UlSCKLLAlgEOt S Q. A. WRY A 111 Bridge street, power and steam engineer- ana onla and cold storage refrigerat ing engineer. Installation of planta. Pipe flttlnga. Lltherage tlght joint If wanted. 76 ATTORM KVe) H. O. Norton, Attornay-at-law. Practice la ail But aad Fader ei Courta. First National Bank Bidg. COLVIO WILLIAMS Attoraea. at-Law OraaU Peaa Banking Co. Bldg. Oraata Paas. Oregon. , K. B. VAN DYKE, Attorney. Practl'1 la all courts. First National Bang Building. O. B. BLANCHARD.Attorney-et-Lew Golden Rule Building. Phone 270. Oranta Paaa, Oregon. BLANCHARO A BLANCHARO. At torneya, Albert block. Phono 236-J. Practice In all courts; land hoard attorneys. VETKWMABT SflU.KO.1t DR. R. J BESTCL, Veterinarian. Of flea la Wlnetroat Implement Bldg. Phono 113-J. Residence Phone 105-R. PHTSICIAJIS L. O. CLEMENT. M. D. Prootlos limited to.dleoaees of tha eya. sax, nose and throat Olaaaaa fitted. Once hours svll, 2-6. or oa ap pointment. Otfke phone, 62; resi dence phune lit-J. 3 LOl'GHRIDUE. M. D., Physician and surgeon. City or country csl'.s attended day or tight Residence phone 't'; office phor.a III. rilvib ar.d It Tifff H-iHdtnt. A. A. WITH AM. M. D.. Physician and aurgeon. Office: Hall Bldg.. corner Sixth and I streets. Paoooa: Of fice, lit; residence, 18J-J. Hoar. . I a. m. to 4 p. an. DR. J. O. NIBLEY Pbyalciaa nasi aurgeon. Landbnr; Balldiag. Burgeon Utah-Idaho Sugar Co. Health Offleer. Officer hoars, to 12 a. m. I to I p. m. ' Phone ' S16-J. U PHOTO STCDIO THE PICTURE MILL open dally It a.,m. to 5 p. m. For Sunday alt lings call Mill 2SS-R or residence H0-J. 78U DENTISTS E. C. MACT, D. If. D. Flrst-clSJU dentistry. ' 101 H South Sixth street. Crcnti Paas, Oregon. MUSICAL IXSTRUgnON J. S. MACMURRAY, teacher of Toloa culture and singing. Lessonj given at home of pupil If requested. Ad dress 711 Lee Bt S61tl DRATAQE AND TRANSFER COMMERCIAL TRANSFER CO. All kinds of drayage and traaafet work carefully and promptly done. Phone 181-J. Stand at freight depot A. Shade, Prop. . F. O. ISHAM, drayage and transfer. Safes, pianos and furniture morod packed, shipped and atored. Phooe Clark and Uolmaa. No. 60. Resi dence phone 114-R. THE VORLD MOVES; so do we. , Bunch Bros. Transfer Co. Phorae 397-R. Political Cards. Paid advertisements EUGENE L. COBTJEN Republican Candidate for Nominee for - COUNTY CLEBK- Present Incumbent OEOBQE LET7I3 Candidate for RepubUcan Nominee for . SHERIFF Present Incumbent C.E.HABMON s Candidate for Republican .; Nominee for COUNTY CLERK , Primaries It 17 Pacific Coast States Fair except showers In the north portion early In the week; slightly warmer early la the week with nearly normal tem peratures thereafter.