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. 417 G .Street
1.1 HELD IN JAIL IS
; WANTED IN SALT LAKE
.:. Archie McLdln who was arrested
here three week ago, suspected of
tieing a slacker is being held await
Ing instructions from the sheriff at
Salt Lake. Sheriff Lewis this morn
ing received a wire from Salt Lake
stating that a mjn of the same name
was wanted as a draft evader.
O. U. Carrtel left lant night for
Kauiaa tlty.
- J. V. Kraus. of Kerb)', wa in
town today on butlnea.
Hoy Dysert, of Kerby, U apendlut
a tew day In town.
' Mrs. M. A. UtakK of lloilaud I
a Grants Pan visitor today.
U 11. Hrown of Peck's camp, near
Holland, was In Urania Paaa on bna-
Inesa today,
Several iair of nio 'i oxford
at SI. 10. Kinney A Truax. 10
Mr. Beryl lli aud II. v. l-auit-i
nour, of 4ho Hotel Austin, Ashland,
and Mr. Mary K. Ught. of Leland
were In the city today.
A rile Walker, of Portland, arrived
last night to ape.nd sometime vWll
ji 'rlenda.
- JuUifled Cocoanut Oil." Babln
haa it. 01
Mrs. II. K. Miller and two sons
returned to Medford this morning,
after having apaat several dart la
the city.
V. B. Klgg and family were
southbound passengers this morning
en route to St. Mary's, West Vs.,
where they will vUlt Mr. Win fath
er.
Ladle $( Soroals shoes, $3.75.
Kinney A Truax. 10
Mrs. Luther Tlngley and two chil
dren went to Portland today to visit
relatives.'
J. S. liehman, who visited hi
daughter, Mr. Luther Tlngley, went
to Salem last night.
Indies four and five dollar loro
sl pumps and oxfords, $2. Kinney
Truax. 10
Sergeant Lyle Brace, of Und.
Wash., stored off last night to visit
the Sllnebaugh family for a couple
of daya. Sergeant Brace Is returning
north following his attendance at the
reserve officers training s'hool at
the presidio, San "ranclseo. Cal.
Lravea for Th IMIv
Mr. lister Heath left laat Bight
for The Dalle, having received
word of the lllnew of her father,
iho makes hi home there.
I'arloatl ut i tuvrol
A carload of Chevrolet arrived
(hi morning from Oakland, Cal., for
Churchill Maxwell.
lleHl KWkrr Held-.
A man giving hi name m It. V.
Koa, wa arrested yetterday, being
unable to produce a registration
ard and giving no explanation (
the fact. He cornea from Seattle but
refused to tell anything of hi life
liefore that time. He la being held
In Jail until further evidence Is
found.
W. H. t'. to Hold Meeting
The regular mvetlug of the (leu
eral Logan W. R. C. will be held Sat
urtlay afternoon. There will be In
itiation, followed by a social hour
Member who are visiting In the rlty
are cordially Invited.
Itr4vv fail la IVntal Itaeerve
Or. Pert R. Klllott received notice
from Washington today atatlng that
he would receive his call for Imnie
dlato artive duty In the dental re
serve corps sometime within a two-
week period. Dr. Klllott ha hi
commission a first lieutenant.
FACE BY STEEL RAIL
C. C. Presley U badly cut and
bruised aa a remit of an arrldont at
hi saw mill near Rogue Rivrr oil
Thursday. A stevl rail, whlrh wa
b.-lng lifted atrnck him full In Ui
face, the end of the rail hlttliif hi
glasses and rutting hla fare severVly.
Mr. Presley' fare I hndly aollrn
and gashed, but no rmnnt It
Jurle wore Inflicted,
SCHALLHORN GROCERY
CLOSES BUSINESS
The S.hallliorn grocery ha closed
it business and the stock haa been
sold to local groceries. Paul Rchall
horn, who haa suocwmfully vonduoted
the liiislnea for ceven year pail,
statea that tie had not a yet made
up hla mind Just what he will en
gage In, but he haa several. flattering
offer. ,
t Altlt OK THANKS
I
Washington, July 11, An Amer
ican naval launch, after aiding a
Krench destroyer In towing a dis
abled American aeaplan to safety,
We wish to thank our friend and waa aunk by Merman abort hatterle
neighbor, and especially the busl- today. Ruing two of the crew. They
neaa men of Oram Paa, for their were probably drowned. Two were
help during and since re fire whl'h taken prisoner by the enemy. Three
occurred at our home', June 17th. other wam to ihore with life pre
MH. and MRS. T. II. Tl'RNKIl1 server and landed unhurt on allied
and FAMILY.
territory.
Grants Pass & Crescent City Stage Co.
W. T. rtrron, Prour.
H. Olddtnca, Agent
Big Pirce Arrow Cart
Office J.wetdiltM IMW lUork
TrVplmnr SKJN-J nml 111.')
Easy Riding
EEF
Spring Lamb
Pork
Chicken
Veal
City Market
Phone fl Vr IMIvrrr.
Rummage Hale (tontlnued
The rummage sale at the Salvation
Army, 413 G street, will be continued
Saturday, July 13, from 1 to R p. m.
!xt8 of nice children clothes. Pro
ceeds for benefit of the work.
POLITICAL CARDS
(Paid Advertisement.)
MRS. JOS. MOSS
Independent Candidate for
County Clerk
For Saturday
We hare a' fine- line of fre"h
BKKP"
' v -Ml'TTON '"' "
POKK
and VEAL
Also
. SPRING CHH'KKNS
Vne delivny to all trade ac
ceptance holder, and C. O. D.
oustotnen.
Plrwt clan meat at popular
price.
TEMPLE
MARKET
We Sell for Cash Only
Kteclal 8ol
For one week more we w ill sell at
bargain price any of our stock of
lumber, flooring, celling, rustic, roof
ing, paint, glass, finish, etc. Our
stock als broken, but we still have
bargain left. It will pay you to
buy your fall needs now. Carson
Fowler Lhr. Co. 10
Inflection Postponed
M. D. Butler, specialist in horti
culture, who haa charge of the atate
war garden work, has postponed his
visit to Grant Pass and will be here
In August Instead of July.
MUST SPEAK ENGLISH
Medford, July 12. Because of
complaints made by a number of rer-
sons with son and relatives in tht
army and navy that preaching in
German takes place every other 9,m
day at the German Lutheran church,
Mayor Gates today Issued an order
that hereafter no public or private
meetings of any character where any
alien enemy language la spoken
would be permitted. - .
JOY TOEATM
Tuesday and Wednesday
.MATIN Ms J O't'MM'K
KVKNINd 7 ANI o OTIOCK
July 16 and 17
Former Ambassador Gerard's
VK'.V YOiMr
CLASSIFIED AD RATES. 25
turds, two Issues. 2Ac; lx Issue,
ic: one month, 11.50. -whtja paid In
sdvance. When not paid In advance,
5e per line per Issue.) ,
GRAIN INSURANCE Cut, uncut or
In sacks or stacks, $8 per $1,000
for 90 days. Tou can't afford to
be without it this year. Write or
phone L. A. Launer, fire Insurance.
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HAY INSURED In barns. Six dollar
. per $1,000 for 90 days. L. A.
Launer, fir Insurance. ' 08
FOR SALE Choice alfalfa. hay In
the field. Miles Mclntyre ranch, i
Phone 809-F-12. . ' .10'
FOR SALE Model 79 Overland.!
Self starter and full, electric i
equipment. . Practically new 'men.)
Prfce $400. Will accepi Liberty
Bonds at par for all' or part pay-'
ment. See MacVlcar) C. t O. C, j
railroad office, Lundburg Build-!
Ing. 10 i
TWO HIGH school girl
In which is picturized, With all the force of fact and truth,' the courageous, even heoric stand,
of one man virtually a prisoner within the borders of a war-crazed nation, having insult
heaped upon him by tricky war lords and sneering puppets of a blood-thirsty monarch; defyi
ing, with all the ardor of a man born to fight, the threats of murderous heads of the army and
navy; all the historical facts of the years 1914-1918 that led up to America's entering the war
' -;- ' J ' a picture of . '
FACTS!
FACTS!
FACTS!
wish em
ployment. Will do office or gen
eral houae work or will work in
orchards. Phone 2 2 1 -J or address
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