DAILY ROGUE RIVER COURIER TUESDAY, DEC12MBKR U, 191. PAGB FOUR KINNEY & TRUAX . Sincerely Wish You a Very Merry Christmas I PER5NflL S5 LOCAL CLASSIFIED FOB BALE FOR SALE 1,000 pound high bred, 3-year-old Holstein cow. Freeh soon, $60. SO pttund pigs, $5. L. M. Mitchell. Murphy, Ore. - 48 torxnt FOR RENT Partly furnished cot tage at 321 Rogue River Avenue; three rooms and sleeping porch, good well and one-halt acre of land, tarn; $5.00 per month. Key at 402 Rogue River Ave. 07t( FOR RENT OR SALE Our resi dences at 801 and 811, North 6th St., eight and ten dollars a month. Will sell either or both. Make me an offer. John Summers, Leba non, Oregon. - - - 40tf WANTED EXPERIENCED waitress wanted; good wages. Foutch & Foutch, Roeeburg. For particulars phone S34-J. 52 MISCELLANEOUS JITNEY SERVICE Any where, any time. Phone Mocha Cafe 181-R Otto J. Knlps, Residence 149-Y 2S8 MED FORD business College, now open. Stenography and related subjects; classes under personal supervision of F. Roy Davis, offi cial court reporter. 60 WE REAPAIR cars, mag's, coils, generators, starters, batteries, ig nition systems. Satisfaction guar anteed. Steiger Garage, 211 North Sixth street 36tf HAVE YOUR tires repaired at the Maxwell garage. Get work that holds any kind of an Injury on any sized tire taken care of. 70 E. L. OALBRAITH, Insurance, rent als, acreage, building and loans; snaps in city property. 609 G St, Launers old location. 68 TO EXCHANGE DRAYAGB AND TRANSFER COMMERCIAL TRANSFER CO. A kinds of drayag and transt werk carefully aad promptly don Phone lll-J. Stand at frelgh depot A. Shade, Prop. THE WORLD Bnaca Bros. II7-R. . MOYBS; so Transfer Co. do w. Phon P. O. ISHAM, drayage and transfei Safes, plaaes aad , furaltur. moved, packed, shipped aad sto ed. Office pkone 124-Y. Real- dence phone, 124-R. GANG OF FIVE BOYS CHOOSE LIFE OF HOBO WILL TRADE Five or 10 acres in peara, 9 years old, adjoining city -of Grants Pass, for" property in or near Portland, Ore. Inquire of F. M. Gelger, Boise. Idaho. 74 George Morris, the 17-year-old boy -who stole a watch from bag- gagemaster T. Y. Dean in this city Sunday, was brought back to this place last night by Sheriff Lewis, who went to Ashland after the young transgressor yesterday. Young Morris is one of a gang of five boys who were "hoboing it" south. They arrived In Grants Pass Sundav and hung around most of the day. They came Into town on the brake beams of a train, and af ter the Morris boy had stolen the watch they continued their journey south In true hobo fashion. At Ash land the Morris boy made a desper ate attempt to escape, but as he ran around the train an officer reached out his long arms and folded the lad to his bosom. After a diligent search the missing watch was found, stuffed inside the boy's sock, near his shoetop. This bunch of five lads, say the officers, appears to be well Informed on how to "get about" and make their way through any and all diffi culties. Cnllke the Stipple boy who stole a bicycle and Is today before the Juvenile court, and who said no one was to- blame for his bad actions, the Morris lad put up a tale that sounded crooked and was prone to lay his misdeeds to the Influence of 'bad boys" into whose company he fell. He Is 17 years of age. PHOTO 8TIDIO THE PICTURE MILL for fine photo graphs. . Open daily except S -in-day from 10 a. m. to 5 p. m. S-in-. day sittings by appointment onl Phone Mill, 283-R, or resldtfiw V'140-J. 57u Soldier Marries Hugh Bohannan, of Jackson coun ty, who received his discharge iroia Cam) Lewis last weeK, xa.a married today to Olive Brown, at her home, 411 Foundry street, Justice Holnian offi- iating. PHYSICIANS li O. CLEMENT, M. D., Pracit.. '"limited to. diseases of the eye, nar X nose and threat. Glasses flued ..Office hours 9-12, 2-5, or on ap ' -polntment. Office phone 62, reft dence phone 359-J. a LOCGHRIDOE, M. D.. Puyak-'i. and surgeon. City or country call attended day or night. Resident . phone 369; office phone IS) Sixth and H, Tuffs Bldg. L. E. and Jo Sohmltt, of Gaselle, Cat, axe at the Oxford today, "Frohau's tor the gums." Sablu has It. 8 Simon Shaw left today tor Oak land, Cal. Cookies. Four varieties. Moore Baking company. 4$ Karl Catd, of Holland, was trans acting business in Grants Pass to day. Christmas dinner at tho Pauama ,11:30 till 8, turkoy. Free cigars to all. Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Webber, of the Copper Kiug mine, are In the clt' You and your friends will enjoy eating the meals prepared by A. Lav- lgueur, the new chet at the Oxford 35 to 50 cents, 49 Marshal Hooper, stats bank ex aminer arrived this morniug to spend a tew days with his family. All orders tor hemstitching and pteotlng promptly tilled. Handi craft Shop, Medford. 54 Mrs. Ralph Davis left this moru lntf tor Rose-burs aud Yoncolla to spend Christmas. Jacob Boesch and Jacob Boesch Jr. returned this morning from Van couver, where they were employed in the shipyards. Turkey dinner 11:30 to 8 Wed nesday, rnnama Cafe, 50c; free cl gars to all. s Benjamin Reeves returned this morning from Norfolk, Vs., to re main, having been discharged from the service. , Private Ellis Ballard returned this morning from Vancouver, hav ing received his discharge from the service. Miss Dora Blrcturd. laboratory technician at Camp Lewis, arrived this morning on a 10-days furlough to spend the holidays at home. Rich, brown crisp waffles with but ter and maple syrup, and a cup of de licious coffee for your breakfast at the Oxford Cafe, 25 cents. 49 Miss Natalie Harrenden. of Yreka, Cal., Is spending the holidays with her uncle and aunt. Sergeant and Mrs. G. W. Matthews. Electrlo work-Paul's Electric store, phone 90 Medford. 62 H. C. Bobzlen arrived yesterday from Seattle to spend Christmas with his family. He Is now expert riveter In one of the steel shipyards employing 10,000 men. Miss Ella Anderson arrived this morning from Salem to spend Christ mas at home. Miss Anderson Is on the staff of the Industrial accident commission. Sergeant G. W. Matthews is spend ing an 8-days furlough at home from Camp Lewis. He brought with him a British 75 projectile wmcn naa been fired by" his battery in practice at Camp Lewis. The projectile with nieces of shrapnel Is In the Joe Wharton window. Hemstitching and plcotlng at 10 cents a yard All work guaranteed The Vanity Shop, Medford, Ore. 27tf Hoy Scouts to Hike- No meeting ot the Boy Scouts to- j night. Meet at the forestry office Friday morning at 9 for a hike. Agtxl Man Dice C. P. Marshal, aged nearly 85 years, died at his home, 531 Rogue Rivor avenue Monday morning at 6 o'clock. The remains were sent to Cottage Grove Monday night for burial. Oxford Cftte Christmas chicken dinner, served from 5:30 to 7:30. Roast chtckon, oyster dressing; chicken fricassee; ohlcken with noodles; with oyster soup; shrimp salad and mince-, cran berry and custard pie. 60 cents. 48 Root Hoy Improve Lawrence Root, tho 13-year-old lad who was shot through the lung with a small rifle last Thursday. Is reported to be Improving nicely at the Good Samaritan hospital. He was able to use bis shoulder this morning for tho first ttmo since be ing taken to the hospital. Wishing You a Merry Ximas THE ROCHDALE I TDK STORK OF GUARANTEES GOODS . C. R. FIFIKLD, Manage Ulg Turkey ilium- One ot the many good things with our turnout turkey dinner Christmas night will be old-fashioned English plum pudding wllH fruit or hard sauce. Seventy-tive cents. Dinner will bn served from u:ju iiii s p. m. Try and como. New Josephine hotel. 4S Service at St. Luke Thursday. (St. Stephen duy) ser vices will be hold at 10 a. in. Cele bration of the Holy Communion at which time all members are urged to make their Christmas commuulon. Rev. Philip K. Hammond, of Ash land, vicar In charge.' I-Wiiht (irnntft I'hm Man Die J. S. Wlndell, former Grants Pass man died at Seattle Sunday, Decem ber 22, after an illness of several months. Deecased leaves a wife and daughter, Mrs. Franklo Simmons, ot Seattle, and one son, II. C. Wlndell, of Portland, Funeral services were held in Seattle. , Iron fiate llcmlqujtrtci-H M. L. Opdycke lost his Iron gate on Halloween night and a few days ago he advertised a reward for Its return. Since that time he has learned the whereabouts ot dozens of Iron gates and also secured his own. One was on a telephono pole another on a roof, others In vacant lots and still others leaning against sundry barns. Mr. Opdycko has made a list, catalogued and card In dexed, for the convenience ot those who lost iron gates. W. T. ltreen, Propr. II. (lidding, Agent Grants Pass & Crescent City Stage Co. Big, Easy Riding Pierce Arrow Cars Office Old Observer Rlk. Cwrnnr Seventh and G street Phone M Telephone SKiH-J anil We Wish Our Patrons and Friends J merry Christmas HELMER'S X'o Courier Tomorrow The Courier will celebrate Chriet-l mas day. therefore there will lie no K he anoth Courier Issued Wednesday. The of-l.. . . , , ,,. , dee will remain closed nil day. Tnrkey Dinner ('bristiim. ."- Panama Cafe, Wednesday, to 8. Free cifirs to all. 11:30 48 Ladies telephone A. Lavlg.aeur, chef at the Oxford any time you want a rich cake or pudding as he is an expert pastry cook. 49 CHAMP CLARK MAY RE PRESIDENTIAL ( AXUtDATK DR. J. O. NIBLEY, Physician . aac surgeon. Lundburg Bldg. Healt! officer. Office hours, 9 to 12 m. ana 1 to a p. m. rnone jiu-j . A. A. WITHAM, , M. 57 Interna medicine and nervous diseases ; 80S Corbett Bldg., Portland, Ore Honrs 9 a. m. to 1 p. m. A BURSELL M. D. D. C In tlocs north, of . postofflce, corner . Sixth and D streetr, surgical, electrical, chlropratlc and osteopathic treat' ments. Office phone 197-R; resi dence phone 833-R. Washington, Dec. 24. Friends of Speaker Champ Clark said that he will be a candidate for tfie presi dency in 1920. Clark n.-fuaed to make any announcement. It is re ported that Bryan will support him, VETERINARY SURGEON DR. R. J. BE3TOL, Veterinarian Office, residence. Phone 805-R. DENTISTS P. 6. MACY, D. M. D. First-Masi '. dentistry. lt South BUt - .street, Grants Pass, Oregon, Medford Auto Top Co. 30 If. Grape Street MEDFORD, OREGON All kids ot Auto Top repairing. Old tops recovered to look like new. Auto curtain lights of all kinds. Satisfaction guar anteed, both work and prices. Give us a trial. Plato Glass lights a Specialty L. OVER 2,000 IN COUNTY Every chapter In Josephine county. has been heard from by today in the Red Cross Christmas roll call. The majority have reported more mem berships than were received last year. A few have not completed the canvass, but are not stopping until the last adult has been solicited. Posters are appearing In the bus iness houses today announcing that. "We Belong 100 per cent Strong." The estimate for the county was 2,000 memberships, but already there are more than that reported, but the canvass will be a complete success only when every adult In the county, who Is able In any way to subscribe, Is wearing a button. Solicitors are on the streets today and this evening to pick up any memberships that have by any means been missed heretofore. Every American wearing a button on Christmas day is the request that comes from headquarters at. Wash ington. ; . .... Mrs. Kusxell Drake Me J. D. Drake on Saturday received a wire from his son, Russell 0. Drake, stating that he had been re leased from quarantine and dis charged from tho service. On Sun- er wire stating that his son's wife had died early Sunday morning at the home of her parents In Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. Drake were married five days before the IT. S. entered the war nnd Mr. Drake ai stationed with his battery while Mrs. Drake remained with her parents. BOY STARTS OUT ON THE CROOKED PATH Willie Stipple, aged 15 years, lias been working on a furm Hoar this city. Recently lie saw a chance to steal a bicycle from Fred Falrchlld, a near neighbor, so mounting thu wheel he started on his way to Crescent City. Ho made that city In fine shape, but tho law reached out and got him and yenterda he was In Sheriff lewls' hands here nt tho courthouse. Willies appears to bn a bright lit tle boy and tho officers believe that ho Is tailing them tho truth In tils confosslon of the theft lloMen At-rolmUr Inxtnulor Lieutenant Edwin llobzlen of tho U. S. aero forces arrived this morn ing from Arcadia, Flu., on a fur lough to spend the holidays at home. Lieutenant Ilolii-.len Is now a pursuit aviator and Instructor In acrobatics, and Is thoroughly In love with his work and Is the most happy when 10,000 feet or more In the air. Envelopes at ths Courier Office. home Is In St. Louis. Mo., and that' he liaR been absent slnco Inst Octo- her. Ills crho is one for the Juvenile j court. Tho bicycle was recovered. Gives Wife. Adler-i-ka! "My wife was pronounced Incur able by physicians unless operated (complicated bowel trouble). I be gan giving Adlr-l-ka and she Is Im proving. I shall continue, until she Ho says hU g cured." (Signed) J. II. Cnder- Xl-W TO'.. AY FOR SALE -Wheat nl per hi fchcl. Wanted to buy a few choice milk cows. Phono 01 2-K-23. Ed. I,. Schmidt & Son. til! wood, Marlon, Ala. Adlor-l-ka empties ROTH upper and lower bowel, f limbing ENTIRE alimentary canal. Removes ALL foul matter which poisons system. Often Cl'RES constipation. Prevents appendicitis. Wo bavo sold Adler-l-kn many yeors. It Is a mixture of buckthorn, rnscnra, glycerlno nnd nine other simple drugs. National Drug Store. All kinds of Commercial Printing at the Courier Office. &1M.1 7iS ?t'ssM.r7i j IHsT'i'li Ml oy Tliea-ter Christmas and Thursday Norma Talmadge Supported by Eugene O'Brien In "The Safety Curtain" Kipling's Indians brought to the screen a fascinating story, a beautiful heroine and a handsome hero Admission 15c 23c Fatty Arbuckle In f'OH! DOCTOR" Matinee Thursday 2:110 Children 5c i