Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, May 20, 1918, DAILY EDITION, Image 3

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    MONDAY, MAY 1M, IHIN.
HAILY K'XJIK HlVER COl KlfcR
page'
THIS
HOW YOUR RED
American
Red crobb $
WAW y-i
CANADA
500.000
lts.ooo.oco
Arm oa
How did Die Red Cros ipond
your money
The tory of wheiv your' dollar
went nil Hi dollar of the million
of American who helped to make up
the last ! 00, 000. dull food of t lie
American Red Crons I told by a
RtMttre at the mtp herewith.
ThU limp explain very vhl.lly
JiiaI why the American Rtd from i
asking lha nation for $100,0000.000
this week.
It shnwt where eery. dollar w
aixiiit In Europe.
It glvea tha anawer a to why Or
ion ti being asked l- Dip Red from
for lOOO.Ono.
The total of tlio Red Crora war
fund receipt. In hiding Inter!.
To THE NTIN'KIIOI.IilillH OF
THE IttMU'K ItlVKII utrrr A '
PKOIiirE AHWM-IATIUN
Notice I hereby given that the
regular annual meeting of the Hoguo
lllver Fruit A Produce Ataoclatiou
fur tba election of director and the
traJiiacllon of audi other bualuaiit a
may properly couio before auch
liinclhi, will be held at the public
tlhrary, on Main atrcd. Modford,
Oregon, the 21st day or May, 1918,
l 10 o'clock a.' m.
KOOL'E niVKIl FRUIT A
PRODITR ASSOCIATION.
Ry R. C. Washburn. Pres.
' Q. II. Dean, Secretary.
Dated Medford, Oregon, April 20.
1911.
FOOD
Mem W aMed
Aatorla Wooden Shipyard. Ctovernmont work. ' Good pay. Qukk
advancement. No experience required, ftpkmdid working condi
tio, Cool lummm CIom to brach resorte. Far lnd. Na
fee (barged.
BKE I A. LAI NKH
T. W. EDGERTON,
Astoria, Ore.
GOODYEAR
. Tires
C. L. HOBART CO.
MAP SHOWS
CROSS DOLLAR WAS SPENT
nts mouth
ISA
BRITISH
VI,
HUES
13,078.875
'343.304
1
INTMNATWIAL
nro CR0BI
t,800
amounted to 1110,134,360,47; the.
total appropriation hava amoui.t "I
to IS3.1I7.9U.82; while chapter
received In refund for their mfll
tary work $17,401,009.04. On April
15th, there wa available for distri
bution 110. 618, 347.01 and thl will
practically all have been expended
before June 1. ..-. i
President Wllion appointed ' the
prreent war council on May 10th of
luitt year. The synopsis of the prin
cipal expenditure ihow the follow
ing: . .
France I30.J36.103.04
Belgium. ..... 2.086,131.00
Italy 4.588.826.00
Rui.nl 1.206,906.67
Humanla 2,676.30IU
Serbia ; 894.580.76
SOLDIER LETTERS
. Camp Fremont, Cal. '
May 12, 1918.
Editor Courier:
Having occaalonnlly read In the
Courier lettera from aoine of ' the
home boya now Ir the sorvlce. Fred
'and myii'lf decided to "do our bit."
We are now stationed ut Camp
Fremont, Cal., a very good ' camp
with plenty of place for amuapment,
although rather hot and dusty. Wc
understand that our 'division the
8th will leave for the front about
June 1st. If the folks at homo could
only reallae the "pep" that the boy
hava they wouldn't worry about the
outcome. The only thing one bears
In camp la "Just wait till wo get to
France," If we all do a much a we
Intend to we'll aura knock tha "1"
out of wllllam (note email w). Ser
iously though I don't see how any
equal nnmber of men can hope to
stand np against auch determina
tion as the boya down hero express.
RUSSIA
11,243.845
AMERICAN J" AM
PRISONERS C ' ,w
4200.000
ocrmahV V
rvk-U.
w
"ashinu
AN
IYRIA
2.W0,000
ALtiTlnt
- 1390.000
fl
SEA
Oro. Britain
, i 3,2GM3M.7i
: Kcllnf -work, ..oilio;
I forelnn 4. 476, 300. uo
I Relief ; work, Ainorl
I rnn prlaoners In
I Germany 361,664.00
.Equipment and ex
j nenaea of Red ;
f i Cro " personnel
t ont abroad 201,300.00
jni-Uff work. I. 8.;. 9. 723. 123. 37
' Work In tanltal. uur-
j chaso of aupplles
for resale to thnp-
ten or for ' ahlp-
liicnt abroad 15,000,000.00
Working cash ad- -
vaneetfor France V
and IT. 8 4,280,000.00
The 83rd fluid artillery is now re
cruited to full war . atrongth but
200 men are need In tho sec
ond rcclmcnt. If any of the home
tinya enll.it. we hope they will choose
the field artillery, as we think It Is
the best branch or the service anil
lu all probability they would be a
Hlgned to this dlvlxlnn. Fred and I
have discovered that It helps a lot
to have a friend from your home
town In the same camp, Really sol
dering (at leant In tho C. S.) Is not
so bnd, we have a great many cour
tesies extended to us. We have foot
ball, buioball and basketball team,
In fact all the athletics we care for.
' The field artillery will see sorvlre
In most of Its branch aa artillery
are guns from S to 6 Inch, as cav
alry, Infantry, signal men and pos
sibly will do some or the work or the
engineer.
Fred and I would surely be glad
to receive letters from any one who
might care to write to us aa It Is
rather lonesome here when we have
time to think about home.
Hoping thla finds old O. P. In Its
usual state of activity we are.
Tour truly,'
PVT. ALLEN T. UNDERWOOD,
nattery A. 83th F. A. U. 8. R.
Camp Fremont. Cal.
WAGGONER FRED COLLINS.
Battery E, 2nd F. A. V. S. R.
Camp Fremont, Cal.
MOVIK KKV8 NOTES 4
4
Tha Son or HI Father." Chariot
Ray'a irat Paramount picture adapt
ed rrom tho novel by Rldgewell C11I-
Ium and produced under the direc
tion or Victor 8hertzlager traces suc
cessfully tha general lines of his
former pictures and turns out to be a
comedy drama or the highest clase.
The atar't clean and youthful per
sonality, his very naturalness in en
acting', even his most dramatic
scenes, the rarest accomplishment
of all It appears, are again striking
ly In evidence throughout the pic
ture. Hit comedv la surn-Mre. he
never misses a point in his dramatl
scenes, he can fight a hand-to-hand
affair with the best of them and In
his love-making he la to delightful
ly bashful that he makes one smile
at tho realism of it. In fact, when
writing star after Charles Roy's
name one doesn't have to bother
about quotation marks.
This popular young star will be
teen at the Joy theatre on Tuesday
and vu;.UcUy u( tills wet.'
KERBY
Kollowlait I the program of ex
cnUfi at the dedication of tha "Her-
a Plug" In memory of the 39
boy of llllnola valley who are now
In tha service of Uncle 8Am. Boys
wh'i have orfeied tht-lr live aa a ae
rifies that we may hava the Mousing
of contlnimd frerdom.
Hon America,
i'ruyer- Her. C. O. Morrl.
Song Onward ChrlMlan Soldier.
1 Flu drill Primary ichool chil
dren. Belect rvudlnK "The Service
nag," Hullle WI1IIU.
rking The Red White and nine.
Hcrlpture lemon.
Solo "Keep the Mom Flrei
llnrnluK," Mr. Morrl.
8ong-"Tbe Dattla Hymn of tha
flopublle."
I'reentatlon of tb aervlia fln
Mr. Wlttrock. .
t Addrea Ret, C. O. Morrl.
Bong- "Over There" by the achool
Ilenedlctlon. .
The church wa filled for tha oc
cjklon and the audience attentive
and appreciative.
'On Htimlny evening the 19th, oc
curred the baccalaureat lermon on
behalf of the Eighth grade gradu
ate at the church.
On Saturday the 25th, the teach
er' local Inntltute will take place.
County Superintendent Mr. Alice M.
Hacon will have charge and will be
alted by AuUtant State Superin
tendent E. P. Carlcton. Rev. L. My-
iron Boozer will also bo present and
I add rem the gathering,
j The clan exerciae of the Eighth
grade wll lbe held on Friday even
ing May 24th. and Mr. Carleto: will
add rem the cln on that ocraalon.
t W. D. Ceorg representative from
Kerbyvltle lode to the grand loage
I, O. O. F. left for SVaiilde on Friday
Mr. Minnie L. Wllllt aa delegate
to the amenibly I. O. O. F. which
alo meet at Sealde ntarted for
that place on Friday.
1 Mr. Floyd, our local dentist, via
Ited Oranta Pur on Friday.
Election pawed off quietly on Frl
day, there being between 35 and 40
vote ant In thl precinct.
Chin Signal.
'' The Chinese do not beckon, as wa
do, with the pnlin of the hand turned
np. the tliurer curled and the Indej
finger surrpwilvcly bending and
atnilKlitPiiiiig. They beckon with the
flnifcrs ciirli'jl it"" mvnrd, sweeping
the wli do biinil vU'irmisly back and
f-rth.
Subscribe
This Week
to the
Second Red
i Cross Fund
Give
Until It Hurts
Rc;ce River lldwe.
Geo. B. Riddle, f.!gr.
n.e California and1. Oregon
Joast Railroad Company
TI.M8 CARD
Dally except Sunday
Effective May 1, 1918
Train 1 It. Grant Pass!. 1:00 p. rr
Traln 2 It. Waters Creek 3:00 p. it
All trains leave Grants Pbb frotr
the corner of Q and Eighth street
opposite the Southern Pacific depot
For all information regarJiii.
freight and paraener service call a
the office of the company, Lundj'ir
Oulldlng, or phone 131 for same.
All kinds of Corrixnerrlal Printliit
at the Courier Office. : ,
Class;fied
FOH BALK
O. A C. GRANT LANDS--Bin prist
Plata (bowtag land la Joaephln
county, 11.60. Addraa A. C
Voornia. Oraata Faaa. tf
FOR BALE Oood modera kouaa,
clot In, north side. Inqulra No.
3333. car Courier. 2lt(
HEMSTITCHING and pacot edge, 10
canl par yard. Mall order will
receive prompt and careful atten
tion. Tba Vanity Bhoo, Mdford
Oregon, 114 Watt Mala. 07tf
TOWNSHIP ownenhlp map ihow-
ing O. A C. and deeded land In
Joiephlna county for tale by tb
Joiephlne County A b tract Com
pany, (0 cent each. 65
FOR BALE- One team bay gelding
and harneu; one 6 and on I
year old. True In all barneie.
Weight, 2,650 pound. Inquire
Collin Auto Co. 69
FOR SALE CM E A P Three-quarter
ton truck. In good condition. New
tire. Churchill and Maxwell, tf
FOR SALE Hone, 9 year old,
weighs 1,500, true to pull and
gentle, alco sorrel team, weight
1,100 each. R. Tlmmon. Phone
533-J. 66
TO KENT
FURNISHED ROOMS Large, com
fortable and convlently located
411 C ttraak ICtf
PARTLY FURNISHED cottage rot
rent, 60 feet from pavement, alsc
unfurnlihed eottaga on pavement
fg per month. Inquire A. E Voor
hla. 92tl
FOR BALE Five head of horse.
On heavy team geldings, tlx and
seven year old, sound and true,
good logging team, matched.
Phona 611-F23.' . Ed. U Schmidt
A 8on. , 69
FOR SALE One drop-head Wheeler
A Wilson, and one drop-head
Singer sewing machine. Oood as
new. Phone 50. 69
FOR SALE Three compartment
tireless cooker, for sale cheap, In
quire Mrs. Oeo. Parker, 403 Weat
D street Phone 285-T. 65
FOR SALE 2 center tables: kltch
en range; airtight heater; 1
double bed springs; 1 single bed
springs, 2 porch teats: 1 oak
rocker. 648 North Fourth St.,
phone, 165-Y. 65
FOR SALE 1915 model Ford
roadster, with lota of extras, $350
M. Mclntyre. phone 609-F-12. 65
FOR RENT Six-room house, 727
North Firth street, bath, sleeping
porch, acre of ground, poultry
yard and house; also 4 -room
house, 221 Rogue River Ave.,
sleeping porch," poultry house,
three fourths acre. Get key from
Mrs. Jennie Moss. Wm. Boog. 67
WASTED
WANTED Work aa general black
smith and horseshoer. . A. W,
Dole. Palace hotel. (t
1H YERS OF NATIVE PLATINUM
GILF1LLAN BROS.- Smelting and
Refining Co., 217 V, West .Sixth
street, Loa Angeles, Cal., are Is
the market tor clean natlva Irido
platinum.- 66
MISCELLANEOl'8
Q. A. BRYAN, 411 Bridge atreet
. power and steam engineer am
onla and cold storage refrlgerat
Ing engineer. Installation ol
plants. Pipe fittings. Litharaga
tight joint if wanted. 70
FOR PROMPi' Jitney service, city or
country, phone "The Stag" cigar
store, 18S-J. Otto J. Knips, res
idence phone 149-Y. 66
Township Maps
Showing Oregon and Califor
nia Homestead Lands, open to
filing April 29, 1018, $1 per
township.
Please give township and
range.
DOrfiLAS ABSTRACT OO
Ronebnrg. Oregon'
BUY
War Savings Stamps
KOOI H RIVER WATER
COMPANY
A&vwtislm
ATTORNEYS
H. D. Norton, Attoraay-at-law.
Practice la all But and Federal
Court. First National Bank Bldg
COLVIO A WILLIAMS Attoraeye-at-Law
Oranta Paaa Banking C.
Bldg. Oraata Paaa, Oragoa.
C. 8. VAN DYKE, Attorney. Practice
la all court. First National Bank
Building.
O. B. BLANCHARD Attorny-at-Lw
Oolden Rul Building. Phone
270. Oraata Paaa, Oragoa.
BLANCHARD A BLANCHARD, At
torney, Albert block. Pbouo
236-J. Practice in all court; land
board attorney.
VETERINARY Bl'R&EON
DIL R. J. BE3TUL, Veterinarian.
Office In Wlnatront Implement
Bldg. Phona U3-J. Retreat
Phone 305-a.
PHYBIC1AXS
L. O CLEMENT. M. D.-Practice
limited to disease of tha eye, ear,
dom and throat. Qlateaa fitted.
Offlc hour 9-12, 3-5, or on ap
pointment. Office pheno, 12; r.
denc phone 359-J.-
3. LOl'GHRIDGB, M. D.. Phyict!i
and iirgeon. City or country call
aturJed day or tight. Reldoev
phona '69; office phona lit.
ix:h and H. Tuffs HiIIUim
A. A. W1THAM. M. D., Pbyalctan aa4
turgeon. Offlca: Hall Bldg., corner
Sixth and I atreeta. Phcnae: Of
fice, 116; reildenoe, 388-J. Hoars,
9 a. m. to 4 p. m.
DR. J. O. NIBLET Physician aod -
urgeon. , Lundburj BalMing.
Burgeon Utah-Idaho Sugar Co. ,
Health Offloer. Officer hours, to
13 a. m. 1 to 6 p. m. Phona
I1B-J. - , , - , 1611 ,
PHOTO STUDIO
THE PICTURE MILL open daily 10
a. m. to 6 p. m. For Sunday ait
tings call Mill 383-R or residence
140-J. 7ltf
DENTISTS
E. C. MACY. D. M. D. First -class
dentistry. 109 H South tlxth
street. Grants Paaa, Oregon.
MUSICAL INSTRUCTION
J. 8. MACMURRAY. teachar of Toloe '
culture and singing. Laeeou given
at borne of pupil If requested. Ad
dress 716 Lea St. 851 tf ,
DKAYAQE AND TRANSFER
COMMERCIAL TRANSFER CO. All
kind of drayaga and transfer
work carefully and promptly dona.
Phone 181-J. Stand at frelghi
depot A. Shade, Prop.
F. Q. ISHAM, drayage and transfer.
Sates, pianos and furniture moved
packed, shipped and stored. Phoava
Clark and Uolman, No. 69. Resi
dence phono 114-R.
THE WORLD MOVES; so do ww.
Bunch Bros. Transfer Ce. Psoas
897-R.
TUESDAY
OW HOAX.
WEAXLESS
cwniHinwui
Keep your
money at
home
If you are building u"
Beaver Portland
Cement
which la mannfactured at GeM
Bill, Oregon, and la guaraa
ted by the manufacturers to
be strictly high grade In every
pect. Yoa can .buy thJa
from your local dealer The
Oregon Cement Sewer pipe A
Tile Co.
Beaver Pcrtlani
Cecent Go.
ManaunRRui V '1