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About Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931 | View Entire Issue (May 26, 1919)
iAGB FOUR GRANTS PASS DAILY COURIER MONDAY, MAY M, The Way To Greater Growth - No town or city can make Its Industrie great. -but Industries can niak a town or city treat. A live community la the manifes tation ot business enterprise. If this community Is to grow In Im portance It will have to be by the enterprise ot stable business In terest. We are ready to cooperate In every way to make local bus iness safer, better and bigger. We are sincerely Interested In giv ing Individual aervtco to every depositor, regardless of the sUe of his account Talk your plans and ' business problems over with us. We may be able o make helprul k. c?pstions. MFIRST NATIONAL BANK OF SOUTHERN OREGON FEDERAL UESERVtTJ June Records Are Here for tho Kdlsoti Cylinder 3eautiful Ohio Walt Have a Smile . ' St. iLouis Blues, Fox Trot After all Alcoholic Blues Micky Salvation Lassie ot 'Mine Anything is Nice it it Comes s From Dixie Land " -Bring Back Those Wonderful Day. i I Hate to Lose Yon Kisses Satan. I'm Here and others just as good. Stanton Rowell Music ami Photo House 507 O street UP AT SCHOOL GROUND The lot by the Junior High school Is the busiest -place in town today. The 'big browti Chautauqua tent Is going up and every thing is in readi ness for the opening of Grants Pass Chautauqua tomorrow at 2.30. The opening program will be given 'by the International Trio, Frederick De Brulm, baratone, formerly of the I San. Francisco Grand Opera company, ; Kathyleen Harrison, pianist and j reader. Gertrude Huber. soprano and violinist. Plan to attend Chautauqua from the first and buy your season ticket before noon Tuesday. PERSSNrtL iE LOCAL nous SPRENGER To Mr. and .Mrs. T. R. Sprenger at Shedd, Ore.,- Wednes day, May 81, a son. Mrs. Sprin ger was formerly Miss P.eah Cook of Missouri. 'Flat. Arrested on Old Warrant Today Dewey Jones was arrested by Sheriff George Lewis on a war rant, three years old. Three years ago Dewey Jones of this city was ac cused of breaking into the Arthur Porter residence on South Sixth street He immediately left the country, ut last week appeared here again and was given a Job as cook at one of the local hotels. Most of the time he has been in the Atlantic coast states. When taken to the Jail this afternoon, he said to Sheriff Lewis: "t have changed and now want to make good." Svlal Meeting PotttiMmed On account ot Chautauqua the spe cial Masonic meeting called for Tuesday night has been postponed. Shook in Furniture ltuineN E. D. Shook, who left Grants Pass two years ago for California, is now in the furniture business at Hunt ington Park, the firm being E. D. Shook & Son. All kinds of Commercial Printing at the Courier Office. Taken North for Iturinl Peter Hartle, of Seattle, arrived in Grants Pass Saturday night and left Sunday night for his home with I the 'body of James Brown, who was found dead in his berth on a north bound Southern Paciflo train Friday morning, south of this city. The re mains have been held at 'Hall's un dertaking parlors awaiting Mr. Har tle's arrival. Mr. Hartle is a son-in-law of the deceased, iMrs. Hartle being the only known living child. Mr. Brown was formerly engaged In mining in Alaska, but of late years his health has been poor and his sud den death, presumably from heart trouble, was not unexpected by his daughter and 'Mr. Hartle. Printing that pleases We do It! Courier Job Department. All kinds of legal blanks at the j (TW THEATER JJ JS U Last Time To-Night Marguerite Clark "Three Men and a Girl" A Good Picture . Big House Last Night Wednesday - COMING - Thursday Boers -CREOLE lIllffiLS lO PEOPLE C OTHER FEATURES Mr. and 'Mrs. Joint Dally, ot Selnia. are Grants Pans visitors today. "Pompelan" Beauty Powder. Sa bin has it. S. H. Hathaway and J. K. Kotar baugh, ot the Copper King mine, are In the city. Dnnce at Takilma Saturday, May 31st. 81 John 11. Howell, Jeweler at Glen- dale, Is transacting business in Grants Pass today. Fifteen per cent out on all tires and tubes. C. L. Ilobart Co. 78 Miss Clara Trefren, and father, W. A. Trefren, returned yesterday from Roseburg. Sidney Sprout left for Grenada, Cnl., Saturday night. He expects to return to Grants Pass Wednesday or Thursday. Fifteen per cent cut on all tires and tubes. C. L. Hobart Co. 78 Mrs. iMary Eldrldse, of the Cow Creek section, who spent a few days with Mrs. V. A. Griffin, returned home this mornlni;. Fifteen per cent cut on all tires and tubes. C. L. Hobart Co. 78 E. O. Richardson, ot the 333rd aero squadron arrived home this morning after a year's foreign ser vice. Mr. and Airs. II. R.. George, of Ar eola, Cal., are visltlne: Mr Georites father. Richard Georne, at Holland. Air. George has been away from the Rogue River valley for nine years. Fifteen per cent cut on all tires and tubes. C. L. Hobart Co. 78 C. A. iBacon arrived this morning from Roseburg and will for the pres ent work between Grants Pass and Ashland on the Southern Pacific freight. Ralph Bobzlen lert Saturday night for Seattle, where he expects to re main. He will stop at Corvallls to visit his sister, and will also visit friends at Salem and Portland. Ed. Johns, who with his father and brothers own one of the finest ranches In. the Cow Creek valley, is visiting in the city. He returned from overseas service about ten days ago. W. C. iHoppes, of Salem, connect ed with the Boys' and Girls' club work ot the department of education, stopped off here to spend the day with his brother, J. H. Hoppes. di rector ot the local Chautauqua. Rhea Calvert, who has been in Montana for the past three years, returned home yesterday from Cho tean, Mont., and will spend the sum mer on the Calvert & Scnell road contract between Gold Hill and the county line. 'Mr. and Mrs. IA. G. Knapp and daughter returned this morning from" 'Roseburg, where Mrs. Knapp acted as one of the Judges for the baby parade and show. Incidentally Mr. Knapp' made a booster speech for Grants Pass at the Chamber of Commerce banquet. He said there were some remarks made about this city that he could not pass up. Mrs. I. S. Thoman. of lArdcnrralg, Is stopping t the Oxford. The Baptist ladles will give an other cooked food sale at the same vacant building corner, Sixth -and D streets, Saturday, May 31. Do not forget the time and place. 77 More (ItcvruletM and umIiih Churchill & Maxwell have Just re celved two carloads of automobiles Nashea and Chevrolota. Rxrurnion Kates to Cnt Grants Pass to Crescent City, by easy riding cars, for $7.80. Grants Pass and Creooent City Stage com pany, rnone 28. 74tf K1nlli on Improvement In keeping with others who are Improving their places of business, P. A. DeGenault has been .busy with paint and kalsomlne brush at Ills barber shop, and has a'lso added a fine plate glass mirror to the Interior furnishings. W. . Initiation Tonight Initiation, soclul evenliij! and re freshments, n TREE TEA U You Like a Fine Flavored CEYLON BLACK TEA TRY Tree Tea Ceylon on our Recommendation ' 48c A Pound 16 oz. Full Weight Half Pound 8oz. OE Full Weight ZOC If You Prefer GREEN TEA Ak for Tree Tea JAPAN Basket Grocery 417 O Btreet IHvtlli of Unity Girl l.lda Ieora Flaharty. the 6 months old baby girl of Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Flaharty, died at 124 A street, this city, early Sunday morn ing. Funeral services were held at the residence this afternoon at 2 o'clock and interment was made In the I. O. o. F. cemotery. Mr. Flaharty Is ibook keeper at the box factory, having recently moved here from Ohio. IWncImiII This Kvening The Professionals and Merchants, of the Twilight league, will play their second game at the baseball park this evening. It is persistently rumored on the streets that Man ager Gene Coburn, of the Profes sionals, has been busy buying up some star players for the occasion and expects an easy victory. The "stars" demand an exhorbltant price but Gene considered the glory to be won well worth any amount asked. Don't miss the game. Improve fttxm room Some decided Improvements have been made at the Fashion Garage. Mr. Burke has moved his repair shop to the rear of the building and has fitted up ji better showroom faclns Sixth street. He has also leased alt of the Burkhalter building, which gives him one of the largest garages In this part of the state. A new awning, paint and kalsomlne have added to the apiiearanre of the build ing. 0rn Chrome Mine The Triplicate, published at Cres cent City, states that It Is the in tention to re-open the French Hilt chrome mine next month. "En glneer Roy Clark." says the Trlpll cate, "has concluded a trip or In spection at the mine and departed for Grants iPass." The news of the opening of the chrome, mine l Prising, as It Is generally thought there Is no market for the ore. There are many tons of chrome ore lying along the railroad track In Grant. Pass, where it was dumped for ship ment just Derore the drop in price came. Journal j Krror The Oregon Journal recently pub llshed a statement in ih . ,.u viiuvt nim peclal agents or the federal depart ment, accompanied by crews of sur- ''"'"' now lousny engaged In making survev nf th n . i. , ... i. lunus in Josephine, Curry an(i xonfiM counties. Word Just received by the Courier from the Roseburg land of fice, says the statement 1s In error as the O. & C, lands have all been surveyed. The ttoseburg land office has for distribution circulars giving full I-.. . " "'urmaiion in regard to the O & C. lands. . Will Speak in Grant,, Pass A letter from a n 'oauui arcen in Han rm.. the Courier states thnt Dr. Charles ....raier, special envoy of the Sal- -wno nas returned from active service In uvn. m In this city on June 10 at 8 ip m While on the battle front at Can Mirny, Chateau Thierry and flt M1 hlel, Dr. Wheeler spoke night after night to the doughboys with the thundering of cannon and erplodnlg bells. The Doctor's address ehould be Interesting .. , vU,n,,o, since tne Salvation army made such a wonder- 1 - - a m . mi reoora ior emcient service dur ing the war. . Army New House Aprons All colors in Ginghams and Percale MRS. E. REHKOPF -SJJ3i u "cl tea Cool, Comfortable Featherweight Clothes Tailored to yoiiV order by Hundreds of mutcrluU for your sHoi-Una f Geo. & Calhoun l U Htreet Kxcliulve local dnalerl More New Goods at Holman's Furniture Store Opposite the flaud Stand Mailt now tiatUiriu of real linoleum, ft per yard and np. new lot of Porch Hookers flint are ery cheap (Hey wood floods). Two cliilM In IrM Head Sewing machine hraper than you ran icct anywhrre doe. Ten er cent off on all wall pn,Mr mld the balnnoa of this month. " h"-o reecelved more good Axminster Kug roine In and are them. Thou Unoleno Hliade with Guaranteed rolloin at HOc are going fast What ever you may need In our line give us a trial We mar be able to both satisfy you and save you money. A Boy Can Run a John Deere Dain Mower While you aro eettlnj things in shape for making hy, put your boy on the John Deere Mower and let him do the cuttins; he will do it just as. well and Just as easily as yoa can da lu Because of the powerful lift, ha can easily raise tho cutter bar to pass over any field obstruction or to ex treme height, when necessary.- A toot lever, working in conjunction with the hand lever, makes the lift simplo end easy. . Ht will nvr hsv to back up togtt a start, van in th heaviest hay. The knit suns culling the In tint th mower is thrown In gear no lout motion. Yon will see big advantage In rtie drive on this machine it's xtremelr simple the gears are sa placed that one set holds th ether set It mesh constantly. The John Deere will cut all of th Kress for years to come a simple adjustment lWe up alt Ug in th cutta bar, without afceting the cntrlng of the knife. If the knife vr needs r centering, a special dJutmQl ia provided Th John Deec i th simplee. moat powerful and beet built tower we have vr aru W know it win appeal to you. Comt ht ."' to Your adomtmf. to tnota off ebout lhi mower baton yu bay. Whilt at exir etorev M want you io Me thm reel ot our of haying end toTHJlfnf machinery. Wo kmom a lino of machincM you con w with tatufaetion. and profit. C. A. WINETROUT The Implement Man Printing that pleases tWe do It! Courier Job Department. Our classified s.ls b'lni results Toiiteel Talc !OWIf3K 25e JOPfTEEli FACE I'OWDKIt BOc JONTEEL COM) CRKAM r.Oc JOXTKBIj- OOMBINA.rri) COLD OUK.VM BOt at M. CLEMENS NEW TODAY OUT PRICEJ3 on Hardware, Clou lng, Shoes, Groceries. Wond Store building opposite Peerle . Tlmmons. "M NEW UNIE OF CANNED OOOD3 cut prices. Tlmmons'; Wond Store 'building. FOR SAiLE Alfalfa hay, 1ft mil below town. Well cured, $20 p ton, J. L. Davis, R, F, D. No. Box ll-B. AIFAtiFA HAY in field for sal Inquire W. S. Tucker at Mclnty; ranch, 3 V4 miles from city on u per river road. ? WANTED Bids for 3500 sq. ft. two coat outside work. ' For pa tlculars Inquire of Hugo Scho uoara, Hugo, Ore. If you hare anvnin ..n .J - , . Z . ... . u VV. Oil IB a ciaasinea aa. Envelopes at tha Courier Offlc n