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PAGE FOUR DAILY KOGVE III V EH COUUKll KltlO.W, IlKC'HMIIKII IS, 101H. ' . -i ' The Ideal, Entertainer Of all (be things you erer brought into your home, none erer gave bo much pleasure aa the Columbia Grafonola. En . joyed fey young and old -gives) everyone the kind of music he r she likee best, and there's no better time than NOW to get a Columbia Grafonola. We hay them at all price and on terms to suit. The Music &Pk:U House I ' Mm too RoxreU. Piepileeur COMIXG EVENTS Dec. 18-31, Wednesday-Saturday 1 Teachers' examinations. Signing of the Armistioe 'Between the two doctors it is high time tor us to make a noise. Oome up and let us treat the battery Flu. which is sure death to your bat tery, i We will test it with a clean hydrometer. An early call may ears your life. Dr. Spark. SS I All kinds of Commercial Printing! at the Courier office. Airs. Alice Rogers ot Wolf Creek is in the city today. The victory Is won. Mberty cab bage at the City Market. See the useful gifts in our window. Holman's Furniture Store, 605 0. street. H. W. Webber returned to the Copper King mine last evening. "Woodbury's Facial Soap" Sabln has It. T. P. Curtln, Jr., ot Portland, ar rived here this morning to spend a few davs with his brother. W. U. Curtln. Freeh sauerkraut at the City Market. A. D. Knight returned last night from Bray, Calif., and will spend the winter at home. Mr. Knight says It was 10 degrees below tero Monday morning, and getting colder, and that he had enough cold weather In the tew days to last him all winter. A Hoosier Cabinet is a gift that lasts a lifetime. See them at Hol man's, 605 G. street. Moore's Bread made In Grants Pass. Fresh kraut at the City Market Electric work Paul's Electric store, phone 90 Medtord. 62 Hemstitching and plcotlng at 10 cents a yard All work guaranteed The Vanity Shop, Medtord, Ore. 27tt Ten telephones In good .condition going at $10 each. Grants Pass Hardware Co. 39 Don't forget to order fresh sauer kraut at the City Market. INDIVIDUAL responsi-bility- in this movement for a "Greater Oregon" is like individual responsibil ity in civic affairs by voting on election day. Some neglect it. None should. USE HOME PRODUCTS. Home Industry League of Oregon BAND LEADER'S QUICK II FOILS A RIOT Honolulu, Dec 1. (By Mail.) The quick wit ot the leader of a marine corps band prevented what promised to become a serious riot at Moiliilt field Saturday. Football teams representing the marine corps and the Hawaiian infantry were play ing when their partisans descended i from argument to fisticuffs and the I battling was growing general on the i field when the band leader started jThe Star Spangled Banner, j Right swings and uppercuts were jleft Incompleted as each marine sol i dier came instantly to salute and 'stood at attention while the national ! anthem was played. There was no further disorder. luiroveuituU tit iluzelwoud C. K. Neluou, local manager ot the ilaielwoud creamery, has been mak ing many improvements about the work rooms ot the local plant, iiu provenients'whlch add to the effi ciency of the plant. WE WELD Cast Iron, Steel, Aluminum, or Bronze How about that broken stove casting that you did not think could be fixed. Try us and see. We make a speciality In weld ing automobile frames. TAYI8 & ADAMS AUTO CO. 811 H Street Grants Pass, Ore. BALE IN FIVE MINUTES Washington, Dec. 12. The total production ot cotton In the United States for the season of 1918-19 wil! amount to o, 595,529,000 pounds. not including linters and equivalent to 11,700,000 bales of 500 pounds gross weight, the department of ag riculture today announced in its final report of the season. How about your Christmas Candy? GET IT AT ROSE'S opposite Josephine County Bank Boxes Plain and Fancy Boxes--1 0c to $5.00 Genuine Redwood Boxes from the California r Chocolate Shop. - Children's Novelty Boxes for the Xmas tree " Filled and Empty. '- Chocolates-Plain and Milk Dip in Creams, 1 Chews and Nut Logs. Buntes Satin Finish in Stuffed and Hard Center. A good assortment of Plain Mix, Sugar Mix, Gum Jellies, etc. For S6e Smoker Cigars, Cigarettes and Tobacco in tins, jars and boxes of all sizes. Our Prices Fit Your Pocket We Xmas Wrap all our Packages Free The Canyonvllle road north ot Qlendale is said to be closed tempor arily on account ot construction work. Ten telephones In good condition going at 10 each. Grants Pass Hardware Co. 39 KxtrM Subtler Trains- Three extra trains ot soldiers went south during the duy, to accommodate the men discharged from northern camps. To Illinois Valley Frank M. South wont to the Till nois Valley today, where he will work in the Interest ot the Red Cross drive for membership. Mr. South expects to vitrit all homes In the valley. The best values In furniture at Holman's, 605 0. St., Opp. the band stand. No Ijiuirlieon Monday- Owing to the unfinished condition of the chamber ot commerce rooms, the usual Monday luncheon will again be omitted. County fallout Dlee John tireeii, a patieut at the couu ty noupital tor tue past seven or eight years, died ToumUtiy atteruoou al the age of 73 years. He was a suf ferer from asthma. V. 1U C. Mooting Saturtluy General Logai W. R. C. will hold noon.- There will be initiation aud its regular meeting Saturday after the election ot officers. Every mem ber should be present. The meetlug will begin promptly at 2 p. in. Re freshments and a social hour at the close. Comrades and visiting mem bers Invited. DO FARMERS WANTUME IS VEXING QUESTION SalenDec. 13. The state lime board today authorized Chairman Cordloy and B. Q. Iedy of Corval lls to employ an agent to go among the Oregon farmers for one month In an effort to ascertain the demand for lime a a fertilizer. If there la little demand apparent, no appropri ation wilt be asked. Every American prisoner In Ger many received a big food parcol every week from the Red Cross. Re turn postals prove It. Christmas greeting cards, post cards, Xmas cards, tags and seals at Clemens, the Rexall store. 39 Heturng to Bremerton- Mrs. M. C. H. Day, who has been visiting in this city for several weeks will leave today for Bremerton, Washington. Mrs. Day will stop at Salem to visit her son, Paul, and at Portland where her dauhter Alvah has been for some time. Miss Day will accompany her mother to Brem erton. Flu at Mcdford The flu epidemic in Medtord today was reported as holding Its own, says the Mall Tribune. Two deaths were reported, Mrs. J. T. Lee of this city, and Charley Mori, the Japanese Jani tor at the Jackson County bank, while four more cases were taken to the Sacred Heart hospital, malting a total of sixty cases. Souvenirs Sent Home- Mrs. Minnie E. Heighton. of this city hag received from her son, Cor poral Delmar L. Heighton, 834th aero squadron, a hand-made jewel box,. 6x4x12 inches, which the young man had made from the wood of wrecked aeroplanes. . It contained black walnut and mahogany. In the top Is an inlay of the flying design. The box contained souvenin frnm Scotland and England1. Taking Testimony F. Roy Davis, court stenographer of eMdford, is here taking testimony in the suit between Van Busklrk and Clarence Messenger, ranchers of Deer Creek. Van Busklrk, whose farm is Just above Mr. Messenger's, is suing for a division of water for Irrigation purposes. Several resi dents of the Deer Creek district are here today as witnesses. Railroad Man Dies at KoMoburg M. J Calloway, formerly of Grants Pass, died Tuesday night at Rose burg atter a few days' illness from Influenza. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Calloway, of Spen cer Creek, near Eugene and was 45 years old. Besides his parents, he leaves his wife and daughter Gladys, who accompanied the remains to Eu gene; a brother, Champ Calloway, of McMinnville, and two sisters, Mrs. Alta Mulkey, and Miss Nora Callo way, both of Eugene. The burial was at Eugene on Thursday. Mr. Calloway had been a Southern Pa cific engine man for 15 years. FOR I DRAFT EVADERS Sheriff Lewis, accompanied by two deputy V. S. marshals, made a trip to Ruch yesterduy for the pur pose of Interviewing Mr. and Mrs. Futtlg, whose two sons, aged 26 and SS years respootivciy, have erased the draft service. The (wo men filled out thlr questionnaires, but tailed to answer to the call, claiming to be opposed to war. Mrs. Fattlg stated that she did not know where the boys were, but that they had loft, each with a gun, say ing that they were galng to Mexico. Mr. and Mrs. Pattfg say that thoy have had no word from the boys since they loft. Holiday-Stationery OE CURES SHELL SHOCK Washington, Dec. 13, Over 2,000 American soldiers in Prance suffer ing from shell-shock were cured by the news ot the signing ot the arm istice, Surgeon General Ireland told the senate committee that of 2,(01) all but 300 wore well almost Im mediately. AT THE MOVIES 8ynwix of the "ITice of a fixn Time." "Did you ever have a good time?" Is the question that Preston Win field, a young man of wealth and leisure, puts to Linnle Randall, a sad but sweet-faced little beauty who orilciates at the perfumery counter In one of his father's mammoth de partment stores. Preston's folks as well as his aristocratic fiance are off on a yachting cruise and the family mansion has been left in rh a discreet caretaker. So Preston of- fers to give Linnle the time of her life, asking her to state each evening she throughout the week whore wants to go. We see them on successive nlrht. dining at a swell hotel.-attendlnir a musical comedy, taking In en diem. amusements at a nearby summer re sort, and dancing at a cabaret, A policeman, who sees Linnle driven to her humble homn nlvhi aft,,,. night, communicates his susnlclons to Llnnle's minacious !rnthr niu It is Llnnle's 'Whim to anend the last evening at the Preston mansion, where she is apparently temoted be yond her strength. While Preston is makln love to her, Dick bursts In through an open window and a vio lent encounter leads up to an unusual denouncement. Will Preston be man enough to marry the girl whose life he has brok en for a lark, or will he eventually marry his frigid fiancee, and leave poor little Linnle to pay the price of a good time? That Is the problem that Is worked out In the final reel of this most original and Intensely dramatio picture. Our classified ads bring results NEW TOuAY AUCTION SALE Saturday, Decem ber 14 th, at 1 o'clock p, m., at the Red Front barn: 100 tier of wood, 80 head goats, 2 cows, 1 calf, 3 head horses, 4 wag ons, 5. sets harness, household goods, 1 gasoline engine, wood saw, Shetland pony, buggy and saddle, 1 automobile, and other things. too numerous to mention. R. Tlmmons. 39 A FURNISHED house for rent, or house and furniture for sale. Mrs. Starr, phone 398 J, Lawnridge Ave., 40. the inoxt idenNiire-KlvhiK Christmas Remembrance HoMiity, quality him! utility are . ronatilniM in Symphony Lawn Gift Stationery Priced at 85c to $3.00 liarm siwirlmral of Smphony Lawn in regular , stock at 40c to $1.00 iPort?Iio Tourist Tablets in Leather A Line A Day ClemSns Sells Drugs and Books 7Ze HtexaCIL Store Substitutes Priced to Close them out quickly Oat Flour, 85c sack 50c Barley Flour, 85c sack 50c Fancy Rice Flour per lb. 8c Barley Flour in bulk per lb. 5c The Basket Grocery BARGAIN 1.9.17 Ford $390 C. L. HOBART CO. roy 1 neater Tonight and Tomorrow 15c and 25c LOIS WEBER presents Mildred Harris In TThe Price of a Good Time" A national success a picture that you can't afford to miss Mutt & Jeff "Ue Leak" P. S. We fumigated the theater this morning nA are going to do it tomorrow morning and every morning am u is necessary. we