PAGE FOUR GRANTS PASS DAILY COURIER ' MO.VDAV, JI NK 0, l&IO. Better Than Burglar Alarms It is only the man who ""keeps money la the house" that invites the visit of the "yegg." No burg lar will risk Ufa and liberty by entering house where the owner U known at a "pay by check man." 'Hits bank will take care of your money, pay your bills, and keep your cash account. It is the only safe, convenient way. We solicit your account, no matter how small. Many of our heaviest accounts began in a very humble way. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF S0UTHERN;0REG0N TnSDERAL BESEHVlTp' PERSSNflL LOCAL 1 - . 'i i i JUST ARRIVED A WHOLE LINE OF TALKING MACHINES HAVE JUST COME IN FROM THE FACTORY all styles and sizes come in and see them t Stanton Rowell Music and Photo House 507 G street NEW TODAY, FOR SALE White Rotary sewing machine, Mission 6tyle, almost new. 'Cost $90, will sell for $50 It taken at once. Elsie Knox, Mur phy, Oregon, or call Provolt Cen tral. 88 The county treasurer has called In for payment all of the outstanding courthouse warrants and in conse quence, the new courthouse, which was built at a cost of $107,832.26, is at last paid tor. In addition to the cost of the building, the sum of $1,932.49 was paid as interest, mak- I ins a total cost of $109,744.75 The new courthouse, which is of Class A type, js one of the best In I the state, and was designed by E. ; E. McClaran, of Portland, Oregon, ' the main contractors 'being J. M. i Do u fran Company of Portland, Ore- gon. and W. R. Rannie of this city. County Clerk E. '1.. Cob urn has : furnished the Courier with an item ized statement of the costs of the ' various units of the above building, which Is as follows: ;J. M. Don gal, general j contract $ ;W. R. Rannie, plumbing ,. and heating E B .McClaran, architect M J Walsh Co., electrical fixtures Kilham Stationary & 82.229.66 7,446.52 6,007.20 4,460.90 S. 366. 20 PIANO TCNIXG Geo. W. Cross of Medford win he In Grants Pass until Wednesday. Those wishing pianos tuned kindly leave word at Rc well's Music Store, phone 126-J. 89 WANTED A young calf. Phone Cil41 4 Vi i TT II. an woi uuiui nsning roa Between Murphy and Williams. Finder please leave at Courier office and claim reward. g$ MAN WANTED See Daniel McFar- FOR SA&E--Alfalfa hay in the Held or will deUver; 1 miles from ; town, at. F. j). No 2, Con Shaefers. 1 ' ' 88 Printing Co., furniture Busbon & Company, steel futures . 2,678.87 Xicolal - Neppach C o., benches i 638.75 Western iBlind & Screen I Co., blinds 553.16 Cork Floor roducts Co., ! linoleum . 579.F0 P. W. iHershberger, mov ing old building 578.50 'F O Wilcox, labor 75.50 :H. C. Hall, furniture 50.00 lFred Medhart Co., lock- I ers - 43.34 ,E. L. Coburn, freight ' and dray age on lock- ! ers and blinds, $35.30, I putting up blinds, $15 49.30 ! Oregon Cement, Sewer I Pipe & Tile Co., pipe and cement .. 34.86 ,Wm. Ii. Schroeder, labor 24.00 ' J. AV. Hodln, painting .... ' 10.00 iWinfred Bocock, labor 6.00 Total .-. $107,822.26 SAM NEAS Horse Shoeing and General Blacksmlthing Wood repairing on all kinds of Vehicle lwve one of the best of horse shoers that the conn try af. fords. 315 South 6th St. TREASURER'S FINAL CALL FOB. COURT HOUSE WARKAXTS All Josephine county court house warrants are hereby called for pay ! ment and are payable at the treas urer's office on or after June 6th, 1 1919 Interest ceasing on this date. (Dated) Grants Pass, Oregon, June 5th, 1919. GEO. S. CALHOUN, County Treasurer of Josephine County, Oregon. 88 F.nvirr nt the Co .Her Office. THOM CLEANER Rubber Nozzle Comb Horizontal Motor Switch at end of handle Price $37.50 Set of special tools for cleaning walls, draperies, etc. $7.50 Sold on easy payments Take one out on trial Rogue River Hardware Company Arthur Cramer returned this morning from the O. A. C and will spend the summer vacation at home. Goodrich Fabrlo Tires, 6,000 mile guarantee. Oldlng's Garage. . 88 Mr. and Mrs. A. 0. Clark, of Glendale, are business visitors In the city today. "Day Dream" Face Towder. Sabln has it. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Williams, Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Townsend ) and Norman Kendall returned yesterday from a visit at Crescent City. Let little old Hydrometer make an X-Ray of your battery. It may save an operation. Little Ampere at the Battery Shop. 89 Mr. and Mrs. John Sauer have gone to Portland for a visit Mr. Sauer wll return during t the week but Mrs. Saner will remain two weeks. Timken Bearings for front wheels of Ford and Chevrolet cars, $7 per set. Oldlng's Garage. 88 Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Sabln and Mr. and Mrs. F. S. B ram well were at Medford this morning to see the air planes. Six planes made the stop at Medford, remaining there more than an hour. Goodrich Fabric Tires, 6,000 mile guarantee. Olding's Garage. 88 Timken Bearings for front wheels of Fiord and Chevrolet cars, $7 per set. Olding's Oarage. 88 Rev. L. Myron Boozer, of Med ford, spent the afternoon here and leaves tonight for Portland with the body of Mrs. R. K. Roas. Mr. Boo xer will give the graduating address Albany college Tuesday night. Mr. and Mrs. George ill. Parker left Saturday for Portland to spend the summer. They wore accom panied by their daughters. Misses Augusta and Gertrude 'Parker, teach-i ers at Klamath Falls. They wiU all go to Klamath Falls at the opening of school to remain. ArNeniUe of Lyd Sulphur and Black Leaf 40, tor spraying. Sabln the Druggist has these In large and small packages. 88 .Mb Clemens Wlua Swim The Seattle "P. 1." prints the fol lowing: 'The swimming events were the most popular of the afternoon. About 10 girls entered the women's free-for-all 100-yard plunge, Miss Catherine Clemens finishing first. The event was the water sports stag ed in the I-ake Washington canal In connection with the Junior Day fes tivities at the University of Washington. CutthrtNits Hatched Superintendent J. W. Herrian re ceived 200,000 rainbow trout eggs last week for the Butte Falls hatch ery sun the Medford Tribune. This makes 46o,0O0'eggs received so far this year. No steelhesd eggs have been received as yet. Mr. Berrlan says he can handle double the amount received. The 200,000 cut throat eggs previously received were hatched and the 'babies are feeding. New House Aptfons All colors in Ginghams and Percale MRS. E. REHKOPF Excursion llntcs to (VnM Grants Pass to Crescent City,1- by easy riding cars, for $7.50. Grants Pass and Crescent City Stnite com pany. T'hone 26. 74tf Give Heed to this Message FOURTH OK JULY WILL MM IlK lli:ilK HAVE YOU OltDEKED THAT HI MM Kit Ml IT FltOM . Geo. S. Calhoun 03 (1 Ntreet Exclusive local dealer WHAT IS BASEBALL The interest in the games of the Twilight league has grown steadily from the 'beginning of the season. The one particular that is sometimes tacking Is that of support from the spectators in the way of rooting. When, for instance, Guy Knapp and Frank Mash-burn fail to pull for the Merchants; or when the Mechanics do not hear the encouragements of Bill Hays and .Ben Collins; or when Doc Walker, and Judge Hoi man do not implore the Professions for that "111' old ibase hit," then their respec tive teams have not the pep that they should show. President Bram- well, of the Chamber of Commerce, has been appointed cheer-leader for the Merchants; Agent J. M. Isham, for the Meohanics, and Banker Sam Baker for the Professionals. The schedule for the remainder of the season is as follows: June 10, Merchants vs. Profes sionals. June 13, Mechanics vs. Profes sionals. June 17, Mechanics vs. Merchants. June 20, Professionals vs. Mer chants. Jube 24, Professionals vs. Mechanics. COMING EVENTS June 10, Tuesday evening Silver social at Christian Church parlors. A good live program. "Good Eats." June 12-13, Thursday-Friday Eighth grade state examinations. June 25-28, Wednesday-Saturday Teachers examinations. " s Court Today Judge F. M. Calkins arrived here from "Medford this morning and is holding court today. Foot Troubles Vanish if you use these comforts REXALL FOOT POWDER sprinkled in the shoe absorbs perspiration leaving the foot cool and free from all pain, 25c 8AXIPED8 FOOT BATH . Tablets used in a foot bath at night relieve tired burning feet. 25c. Rexall Corn Solvent An effi cient remedy for corns, cal. , louses and honey skin 25c, V CLEMENS Elks' Unlxe rowing The Elks lodge Initiated 11 can-! dldates last night and voted favor-' ably on 45 applications tor member ship., This makes about 150 candi dates to be initiated at the big meet-; Ing on Friday, June 20th, beginning at 4 p. in. In all since the drive was begun In April for new members, 175 candidates were obtained. Medford ' Tribune. Currier Girl Itun Down- Nellie Hood, one of the Courier: carriers, was run down by an auto- i mobile Saturday afternoon and knocked off her wheel but not ser iously injured. She was riding her wheel along Sixth street near the Claus Schmidt corner when Chester . York of Murphy drove around the corner from I street onto Sixth. The side of the car struck the bicycle, throwing the girl and the rear auto wheel passed over her foot. Fortun ately there were 'bruises only. The All-Fuel Colonial Range IS A PERFECT RANGE ' S Hunts Cunl or Wood Kmhi Kitchen Warm iu Wln'W Burns Gns Keeps Kitchen Cool In bummer The "All-Fuel" Colonial will put to rout all the unpleasant things in .cooking. l'8K8 OAS IN, SUMMER -keeps the kltuhnn temperature down. Without a single change burns coal or wood In winter keeps the temperature up. These are the conditions that count most In cooking. SAFE OVEN The oven on the "All-Fuel" Colonial is absolutely non-explosive, the Gas being turned on or off outside of the rango. Oven door must be open to light the Gas. A safe lo'.k prevents gas being tam ed on accldently, or by children playing around the range. The "All-Fuel" Colonial la built to last a life tin The bodv Is made of highest grado oast -Iron Till renstruci on is of vkal I in .k rutice. In turning Gas there Is a nioUture which forms and has a very disastrous effect on steel. The "All-Fuel" Is fitted with i'actrio Coast firebox Tor coal or wood wide or shallow. Fitted with Duple-: Reversable Grates. The Go iBurners and drip pans are remove able for cleaning, assuring you a sanitary range at all times. NOTICE We take your old stove or range In exchange on one of thee "NEW AM.-FUEL RANGES" and allow you all It is worth. Holman's Furniture Store 6U5 O street, opposite Band Stand Attorney Not Necwwnry ; A. H. Gunnell of this city has re-. coived a letter from John V. Sha-I froth, of the war minerals relief ' commission, in regard as to whether' It is necessary for chrome men to; employ an attorney to look after. their interests with that commission.' Mr. Shafroth says eanb claimant is1 entitled to a public hearing and that; If he wishes to submit additional j testimony aside from his question-1 nalre he may do so, either In iierson! or 'by attorney. The matter of an attorney is one for the claimant hlm-j self to determine. Are We Dead? I Th Klamath Full ) .Herald says: , Harry Richardson has returned from 1 a ifew days visit In Grants Pass and he comes back home a greater "boos ter for Klamath Falls than ever he-' fore. "Is it lively over there-" he countered to a query, "Iord, man, it is deader than a mackerel. There Is more business done In one store In Klamath Falls than in all of them In ! Grants Pass. This city has more life, and pep, and business, and metropol itan get-np-an-get to It In a minute than they have over there In a month. "And this is not said In de rogation to Grants Pass. It Is a beautiful city, fine homos, magnifi cent lawns, ibeautiful flowers, splen did streets and all that but no money, no life, no business. " Tire Bargains mivij lUb tread $10 fM 80x3 1Kb tread - S13.23 32t:l Itlli trend $11.80 G. L. HOBART CO. there wliich he says assays $16 per ton in gold besides other minerals of value. Ilosoburg (Review. IXMith of Mrs. R. K. lUms Mrs. R. K. .Ross died at the family home near Grants Pass lata Saturday afternoon after an illness extending over several weeks. The funeral was hold at the Presbyterian church this aftornoon, Rev. L. Myron Booser conducting the service. The body will be taken to Portland tonight for cremation. JOY THEATER Miss Peterson Entertained Miss Mable 'Peterson was enter tained with a pleasant surprise Riv en her toy a host of young friends on the evening of June 5th, at her home In honor of her 16th birthday. Games, music and dancing passed a pleasant evening. A midnight lunch 'being served hy Mrs. James Peter-j son, irrie jiyan, v. Peterson and P. S. Peterson, consisting of Ice cream, cake and candy. Those pres ent were; iMIssea Marlon Sauer, Lola Wilhelm, Phlllipino Sauer, Nola WI1 helm, Pauline Peterson, Matole Peter son, and Messrs. Stanley Ogden, 'Harry Neely, George Witters, Wesley Egger, Hubert Hoxte, Floyd Anderr son. "Cecelia of the PinR Roses" Last Time Tonight with Marian Davies A Bl'RTON HOLMKH TRAVELOGUE THE LTTEHAUV DKJK8T Are Developing Mine F. M. .Cannon, a former Roseburg resident, arrived here yesterday from the Applegate mining district south of Grants iPass. With two other men he Is developing an 184oot ledge WEDNESDAY and THVIWDAY THE BIG WILLIAM A. BRADY SPECIAL "Little Women" From Louise M. Al cult's famous story. The cry for better iiictures, for real stories true to life has been answered In this iroduotion. DON'T MISS IT