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PAGE FOUR GRANTS PASM DAILY tXHIUKU MOMAV, hKITKMKKIl H. 1010. The Federal Reserve System has proved itself during our participation in the war. It is difficult to say what bank ing conditions might have been without it. With it they have been stable and respon sive to the "needs of the situation. You should support a bank which supports the svstem. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF SOUTHERN OREGON PER52N4L 2M.0CflL Music when You Want It The hunger tor music has t way of Mealing upon us at the most unexpected momenta. Music to a matter of moods, and moods know no time-table. They do not wait upon the rise of the curtain at the opera or the appearance of the concert tar. At any hour may come your need for music's comfort, tists the greatest artists in all the world. Victors and Victrolas And the answer is always read? In the home where there is a Vlctrola. Music sung or played by Victor exclusive ar- Stanton Rowell Music and Photo House 507 500 G St. Back on the Job again White Line Taxi Call Grants Pass Hotel 396 Residence 368-Y the Oregon First Show ":: Admission l.V aud -"h- LAST TLME TONIGHT DOROTHY DALTON in "THE HOME BREAKER" A comedy that brought forth chuckles from thone who hud never chuckled liefore. and "A Model Husband" Wns a scream and "THE BIKTOX HOLMES TKAVKIAXil'E" waa funny The first Miow now starts at 7:30; second show at 9 NEW TODAT WANTED-Oelivery Moore's Bakery. boy. apply at 60tf FR S.U Auto Servl.-e Co. sar- ase. Fully equipped. Also stock of tires. Call R. Tlmmons. 512 South Sixth street. 60tf POK SA!3 Seven cows, three fresh and four coming. Three to four Kallon per day. Call 512 South Sixth street. 65 WANTED Cook for small mining rami). Pleasantly situated and convenient to town. 'Address AiiS' tin Wilson. Murphy. Ore. 69 FOR SALE Linoleum; 50 gallon underground gasoline tank w(th pump, dining room set. wash tub and hoard, chairs other things. Mrs. J. P. Truax. 212 A St. 6Uf W.VNTnn One good two-hope wagon. 3 to 3ls Inch. State price, Address J. C. Merrill. Grants Pass, R. F. D. 2. 69 FOR SAIJE -Peaches for canning. Prawfords 2Tc a crate. 62 West Rogue River Ave. 65 Sander Here for Trial George E. Sanders arrived this morning .from Salt Iak'e to appear in the circuit court tor trial on an In dictment issued in January. Air. Sanders was accompanied by his at torney, Thomas Ranag. of Salt l.ake. Kock Springs Coal Car here in few days, limited amount of wood on hand. Williams Wood & Coal Co. 85 i New Orleans Man Here Fishing Lewis S. Clark Jr.. with his moth er. Mrs. Lewis S. Clark, arrived here i this morning from N'ew Orleans. Mr. ; Clark will spend several days fishing ! in Rogue river and may also Indulge 1 in hunting. Hunters Retui Dr. Flanagan, George Sabin and Wilford Allen returned yesterday from a successful hunting trip in the Chetco country. Game was plen tiful, they say. but so was the rain and they are glad to get hack to the comforts of home. Grand Master to Visit- All Oddfellows are cordially invit ed to Te present at lodse on Wed nesday evening. September 10. 1919. as there will be work In the first de cree. Also Forrest L. Hubbard, grand master of the v'.rand LoJe of Oddfellows of Oregon will be pres ent. Come and have a good time. T. Y. Dean. Secretary. 68 I. W. W. Organizer H An I. W. W. solicitor was in the city this morning and began opera tions at the Pine Box company fac tory. His presence was immediate ly made known at the office and Manager Robie sent for Policeman Berry, who made a. quick trip to the factory. The I. W. W. was Inclined to argue with Berry, who fondled his club and in his mild manner ad vised the fellow to "beat It." The advice was taken. It's a joy to clean your teeth with Klenzo TOOTH PASTE 2.V Tube CLEMENS Sells Drags and Books Mies Vlura Hoffman, of Crescent, City, left this morning for Portland. Don Savuga went to Salem Sunday to spend the winter. Fruit Jars at Cramer Bros. 77 J. M. 1 all am returned this morning from a business trip to Kugciie. Mrs. Amos Williams spent Sunday in Med ford. Mrs. O. II. Frey, of Seattle, ar rived this morning to visit relatives. P, C. Dressel. wife and son, left this morning for El Paso to remain. Mrs. Elvira Savage arrived today from Portland to visit rolatte. Wlllard storage battery service station, 314 North Sixth St. 17tf Mrs. K. T. .Patterson, of llogue River, spent the day here shopping. Miss Lona Duulnp, of 1as Angeles, is the KUat of Miss Maree Edwards. George Barton went to Medford this afternoon on business. Mrs. T. J. Hood and two children arrived today from Aberdeen, Wash, to visit her sister. Ms. E. Lloyd. Mr. and Mrs. K. R. Strand, of Rogue River spent the day here on business. Miss Marietta Martin, of Rogue River, arrived last night to take up her work today in the public schools. Miss Alice Anient is again at her place In the Courier business office after a week's vacation. Miss Janice Scott, who has been visiting friends here, left this morn ing for her home In Chicago. D. "W. iloftttiun. of Seattle, who spent the past few days with friends here, left this morning for his home. G. C. lliihey, of Waldo, returned yesterday from Hood River, and left today for his home. Mrs. 1 E. Sautoe and two sons. Raymond and Eugene, went to Cnn yonvllle today for a short time. White Line Taxi, Grants Pass ho tel, phone 396. residence 363-Y. 64 Mrs. M. P. Hase. of Medford. who spent Sunday here, returned to her homo today. Attorney F. A. Williams, who spent the iast few days here, went to Medford this morning on business. Mrs. Ixwis Clarke, of N'ew Or leans, is spending a few days In Grants Fass. "Cranes Linen Lawn." Sabin has it. G. T. Mayes and wife arrived this morning from the Yakima valley and will make their home here. Mr. and Mrs. W. Jenkins, of Cres cent City. left this morning tor Eu gene. Miss Hicks, the Ashland librarian. returned to her home today after spending the week end with Miss Maude Barnes. Miss Eula Fox, of Crescent City, who spent the past two months in Grants Pass. Medford and Ashland, left today for her home. Lieutenant H. W. Looff. of the ISSth aero squadron, arrived Sun day morning to siend a few days with' the A. B. Cornell family. Wlllard storage battery service station. 314 North Sixth St. 17tf Little Miss Francis Day Is visit ing her grandparents. Dr. ami Mrs. S. lAJUghridie, during the absence of her parents In the east. Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Wynant and two children who have teen visiting .Mr. wynant 9 parents at ew Hope, returned to their home today. M. E. Young, of Klamath Falls, who was subponaed as a witness In the case of the State vs. Rowen Is In Grants Pass. The case has been postponed. Gail Swlnden. who has been the Oregonlan agent in Grants Pass, has resigned be-ause of school duties and Ellsworth Abel will take his place. Mr. and Mrs. W. O. White are now located In the E. E. 'Blanchard home. 3t5 C street, during the absence of Mr. and Mrs. Blanchard. who are visiting their son in Chicago. P. P. Proctor and family returned home last night from their vacation trip to Astoria. They went by atito. and on the return had encountered so much mud that they left their car at Drain and came home on the S. P. Mr. and Mr. J. B. Howell, of Glendale, who have been visiting In the city for a couple of days, will return home this evening. They re port business pood In the Cow Creek valley. Mr. and Mrs. TeRoy Johnson, of Portland, and their four children are now at home on their newly .purchas ed farm on Route 1, known as the Baldwin place. Joe Ferguson, who has been on the plaie for some time. has moved Into 'Grants Pass. tillkey Nells lUuich Mr. und Mrs. Shore, of Greeley, (V)lo., huve purchased the II. U Oil- key ranch, near Selmn. The sale whs made through the real estate firm of Heath and 'Herman. American legion Tho American Legion will hold a meeting at the Chamber of Com merce rooms Tuesday night, to which all ex-service men are Invited. Those who do not, understand the alms of the legion are urged to he present und" learn more about the organisation. The Sooner Inasmuch as the "Spa" Is a .copy, righted name Mrs. Hendricks has changed the name of her confection ery to "The Sooner." 65 Itathhouse to Close- Next Sunday will close the swim ming season at the park and after that time the bathhouse will not be open. Those who have suits or other belouglngs nt tho bathhouse may secure them any afternoon this week. All proprty left at the bath house will be boxed and stored dur ing the winter. I Aiive for Port laud Mr. nud Mrs. W. T. Woodson en poet to leave Tuesday for Portland, where they will reside, having sev eral sons and daughters living at the metropolis. The Woodxons have resided in Grants Pass for many years. They have leased their resi dence proierty on I Rtreet to Mr. and Mrs. Vernon of the Rochdale Will Attend Convention Judge ". G. Gillette and County Commissioners MoCalie und McFad den expect to leave for Portland this evening to attend the annual meet ing of the Judges und commission ers of the state to be held at Port land commencing next Thursday. They will also attend the meeting of the state highway commission, at Portland. Tuesday and Wednesilar Kxcursion Kates to Const Grants Pass to Crescent City, by easy riding cars, for 17.50. Grants Pass and Crescent City Stage com pany. Phone 26. 74tf Courtney on Furlough Cuthhert Courtney who for several Wmths past has been at the Lelter man hospital In Sun Francisco. Is home on a 30-day furlough. He re ceived sever" wounds in the Ar.-ou- ne, September 19, I9is,. unit has been In America since March 12 of! this year. Courtney Is much !m-l proved In health, but will return to! the hospital when his furlough ex-1 plres. j Enough Moisture for Plowing l"p to noon today about one and one-half Inches of rain have fallen sinco the heavy rain clouds began to roll over the ;Rogue river valley the latter mrt of last week. Some plowing Is being done on ground that was cultivated during the past summer. Hop picking has been bad ly Interferred with and If the sun does not come out brightly by Tues day or Wednesday there will be a big loss In that crop. BORX WARiDRfP To Mr. and Mrs. Glenn wardrip, Monday. September 8, a daughter. Grand Jury IteMrt Aside from turning In seven In dictments last week, the grand Jury Investigated some other matters In which they did not find sufficient evidence to Indict. They pronounced conditions at the county home as sat isfactory and the Inmates receiving the best of treatment, but recom mended a few minor changes In the buildings, which matters they have taken up with County Judge C. G. Glllete. The Jury also recommended some minor changes at the county Jail. hm Cost ,MH) Although the rains have complete ly dampened the forests so that there seems to be little danger of more forest iflres, Forest Supervisor S. C, Bartrum says Che present system will be maintained until about the 25th of September. Some of the blg gemt flrea heretofore occurred In Oc tober, according to Mr. Bartrum. so none but the extra; force will be re leased for ithe present. The fires during the summer, It has been learned from revised figures, cost In the neighborhood of $2,000, this being expended for hiring special fighters and for their food, trans portation and equipment. 'Roseburg Review. Hew Coats, new Sweaters and Dew fiats on Display MRS. E. REHKOPF $10 or less, to $C0 and more Tailoring of that "thornlired1' type that urouso the admiration of correct dressers everywhere -tailoring thai limu-laMy Invites tho question Geo. S. Calhoun o:t Ci Street Fifteen Years l"cal Dealer You are amply justified in doing now that refurnishing which you have delayed for so long. The beautification of your home, adding to its at tractiveness, is a duty and a trust. We are offering you prosperity values on furniture and solicit your inspection. Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes For Men . Peerless Clothing Co. Cash Clothiers "If Men Wear It We Have It" G. B. BERRY Harness and Saddlery Auto Top and Canvas Work With Grants Pass Hardware Co. TIRES Fabric and Cords All Sizes C. L. HOBART CO. JOB PRINTING NEATLY DONE 111 THE COURIER OFFICE r