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About Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 9, 1919)
4 PAGE FOCB GRANTS r.183 OAILV COl'lUKR TIUIWDW, 4MTOHKII U, THE EQUIPMENT of this bank is modern in evr- respect, the SrXTRITY Assured by its Capital and Surplus of 175.000.00, together with years of experience in financial affairs on the part of our officers, are all Placed at the service of each depositor. Your account invited. Our (fepiUl 950,000.00 Our Surplus $2.1,OM).0O THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF SOUTHERN OREGON FER52N1L LOCAL Some Jazz Real jaxz Vocal and Dance music. That's what the Columbia records have to offer. 'All on rfotible face, ten-inch records. Have you heard. "Take Me to 'the (Land of Jazi." and "Breeze?" That's only one of the many new jazz records on the Columbia' lists. Come in and hear them; and also some of the many other varieties of music offered. Columbia .Records and Grafinolns Stanton Rowell Music and Photo House 507 509 Q St. T OF HIDDEN RIVER Geneva. Switzerland, Oct. 9. An xiety is felt by the inhabitants of fereral villages in the Engadine dis trict because of the vagaries of an Alpine stream which has appeared in three different places during the past six weeks and as promptly vanished. The stream after cutting beds near villages disappeared overnight. In one Instance the torrent passed 4nfte close to the tourist resort of Bergun, causing the resort to become deserted. Swiss 'engineers have Braced the source of the stream to Take Ra'veisth but failed in their experiments with colored water to tollow it to its discharge. Cohabitants recollecting the tra gedy of 1892 at the health resort of Servata when a similar stream col lecting under a mountain caused ter rible landslides destroying the vll ge, killing and drowning several sore of persons, have appealed to Ae cantonal government for assistance. R, C, FINDS TERRIBLE SUFFERING IN RUSSIA Warsaw, Oct. 9. On their entry Into the district of Vladimir, just : freed from the enemy .by the vlctor ous advance of General Haller's troops, American Red Cross officers found a population of 200,000 chil dren practically food less and In ; clothing that was little better than jrags. , I Of the 50,1)00 children in Vladimir it was reported that 5,000 were complete orphans, having neither ; father nor mother. To care for such a large number there is tout one or phan asylum capable of ai-commodat- : ing 100 children. i As a temporary measure the Red Cross has sent several cars of sup plies to Vladimir. Another train was dispatched to the Haleby districts, where the .conditions of the popula tion are equally severe. Here were found SO villages on the old Ger man Russian battle line. Many of them had been totally destroyed. Refugees from 'Russia augmented the normal population, and to take care of them the Ked Cross sent to Haleby 80 bales of clothing. O. K. Flint, of Rosoburg, Is In the eltj today on business, Wlllard storage battery service station, 314 North Sixth St. 17tf Wm. U Uensch and wife, of Che halls. Wash., were Grants Pass vis itors last evening. Mrs. 'W. J. Bdwards. of Auburn. Ca.1.. Is visiting her mother, LMrs. M. A. Henn. at 717 1 street. Wlllard storage battery service station, 314 North Sixth St. 17tf O. Ki Aiusworth, who ient sev eral weeks with his parents At Mur phy, returned to Portlnud last night. V. J. .Drew, of Salem, and K. K. tlodgman, of Medford, Pacific high way engineers, were in the city last night and lett today to Inspect road work on the Siskiyou. J. E. Bartlett ot the People Elec tric Store. Medford. Ore., will be In this territory, still selling Standard Electrical equipment same goods, better prices your needs will be given our utmost consideration. 75tf D. W. Stone, of Central iPolnt. has been In the city this week on bus iness, having purchased the apple crop on the H. T. Hull ranch down the river. KANSAS HIT HY 'YCINK Great .Bend, Kan.. 0;-t. 9. Three persons killed, between 15 and 20 In jured, some seriously, and property damage estimated at between $200. 00 and $300,000 was the toll taken by a tornado which late yesterday hit the little towu of Holslngton. north of here, and vlsinitg. The dead are Mrs. George Caven and her two children. lawyer Meeting Tonight Prayer meeting will be held ns usual tonight at 7:30, at Newman M. K. church. ret City (r frt Owfng to the present excellent condition of the roads the Grant Pass A Crescent City Stage Co. will take you to Cresoent City or return tor $H. 75tf Offered lietter INmUIoii Manager F. R. Stewart, of i the Western I'nlon office here, has been offered the management of the 'Med ford office for the Western Union, but states that because or the ell mate, the surroundings and the gen eral conditions here he like this city better and will remain. ' J. K. Bartlett Of the Peoples Electric Store, Medford. Oregon, will be In this ter ritory, still selling Standard Electri cal equipment same goods, better prices your needs will be given our utmost consideration. 75tf Annual Rett Cmm Meeting The annual meeting of all of the directors or the local rhupter of the Red Cross, will be held at noon at the Chantfber of Commerce tomor row, Friday, October 10. Reports will be made, plans for the coming election considered, and future Tied i Cross work discussed. Th presence of all of the director Is urgently re quested. LADIES ARRANGE FOR GR EAT RUMMAGE SALE (ntllng Card IX. Printed calling cards 75c for 50; $1.23 per 100 at the Courier office. Engraved cards per 100. $3 and up; where plate is furnished. $1.50 per 100. JTEW TODAY Columbus Hay .Vext Sunday, October 12th. being dolumbus day, the county officials will observe Monday as a holiday Mid the court house will be closed Judge Calkins will not convene court tntf next Tuesday. It's The Handiest Thing In the House Keep a' KAXTLEKK Water Bottle In Your Home to Ease the Aches and 'Pains CLEMENS Sells Drugs and Book -t- Articles for the rummage sale to be held on Saturday are coming in . very satisfactorily. This does not mean that these are sufficient, but that it the present rate of supply is maintained, there will be a; well as sorted stock. Already the following articles are on hand, gas range, gas water heater, gasoline stove, bread mixer, lace curtains, chamber set. pictures, fruits, vegetables, records, hats, shoes, rugs, overcoats, ladies coats, carpets, bed springs, sweepers. sewing machines, chairs, rose cut- FOR SAI,E Wind fall Spltzenburg tings, canned fruit, etc. The sale apples. 25c jer sack, fully one-half 0ens Saturday morninir at 9 o'clock. FOR SALE The pretty ."-room bungalow at corner of Third and Evelyn. Cheap for a quick sale. Reasonable terms If desired but must sell Immediately. A. L. Ed gerton. 91 FOR SALE Cull Tokay grapes, cheap. 636 North Sixth street. 91 perfect apples, chard. at W. H. Hull or- 92 PIANO TUNING Geo. W. Cross, of Medford, will be in Grants Pass on the 13th, 14th and 13th, those wishing their pianos tuned or re paired, kindly leave orders at Rowels Music Store, phone 12S-J. 91 BOY WANTED .For delivery work. Apply at City Meat Market. 92 Modern Woodmen Steial A special meeting of the Modern Woodmen will be held Thursday night at W. O. W. hall. All mem bers are requested to be present. 91 The dinner in connection with the rummage sale will be ready at noon and will tte served at the Chamber of Commerce rooms. Just across the street from the sales. Mrs. R. K. Woodson is managing the dinner and not Mrs. C. T). Thompson as stated In yesterday's paper. Don't fall to notify the committee to call for the articles you desire to donate. . MRS. GEO. I'. .JESTER. MRS. II. II. AU.YN. MRS. GEO. EATON. MRS. O S. BLA.VCHARiJ MRS. OEO. P. CRAMER. MRS. C. D. THOMPSON. Quartz blank at Courier office. 0UND THE WORLD WITH A KJTfTXt-i A T TiTiTi r-iT - n n Home Service. lit r w Jti . J,.! 2 V VjI R " WrOHMAIIONOh.SK ! I ' s ilAmV I'M,., " ' f i U iL' r- ... - mmf" 1 i I . W ..Win, ' : P . tr , f (P, I I lV '' 'MWV4 ' - .fit I friA, "' t - t- J J i5 x 4 ' ' '''' i ' " 'ysSmJL ' - ' L. y '. ''. ..'' InT Otie of the flmwr constructive aotlvitles of the American Red Cross in the war was Home Service in the United States, the friendly connecting link between the soldier f;.r from home and his loved ones. This brunch of the work which under the peace program of the Red Cross will be expanded to. benefit all who need the assistance It can provide, Is directed by scientifically trained social workers. Since Instituted Home Service litis assisted 800,000 ""Idlers and sailors' families. This photograph shows one of the Innumer able Home Service Itifortmition bun-mi where service men and their families could bring their problem for solution. Mst Sertimn Sunday Rev. Melville T. Wire will preach at Newman M. B. church both morn ing and evening next Sunday, tills being his last time to fill the pulpit here, unless on some special occa sion. With l.Mrs. Wire' he will leave on Tuesday of next weok ror Ore-ion City. wheriThe has received his ap pointment. ' Heavy Frost A heavy rrost hit parts or the Rogue valley last night and put squash nnd pumpkins in prime con dition tor the table. The apple crop Is fairly well harvested and the work will be finished within a few days. Shipments are being sent out every da. HnrvcMt Home FeM.ixnl On next Sunday occurs the third annual harvest home festival at the Baptist church. The building will be open all day and all tine services will conform to the occasion. For any who come from out of town and wish to remain all day the kitchen and dining hall will be at their dis posal. The church will be decorated with all kinds of Josephine county products, fruits, flowers, grains, and vegetables. We solicit exhibits from anyone who hus anything they would HHe to have used In the display. The public is cordially Invited to any and all parts or the day's exercises. C. M. (Mine, preacher. NOTICE OF IIOND ItEDE.MHTIO.V Notice Is hereby given to owners and holders or municipal city im provement lionds that at the seml- annual Interest payment period on the 1st day of 'November, 1919, the city of Grants Pass, Josephine coun ty, Oregon will redeem the following outstanding city Improvement bonds, viz.: Bonds numbered OR, 09. 70, 71, 72, 73, 74 and 75 of Sixth street Im provement. Said bonds were Issued and dated the 1st day of j.May, 1910. Said bonds will be redeemed at the office of the city treasurer of) the city of irants Pass, Josephine! county, Oregon, on the 1st day of November, 1919, which is the time fixed for such redemption, and the time at which Interest shall be taken up and cancelled 'by virtue of the laws .and acts providing for Issuing of such bonds. Dated at Grants 'Pass, Oregon, this 9th day of October, 1919. O. P. JESTER, 93 City Treasurer. FRUITDALE Mrs. Selleck, of California, was dinner guest at the Williams home Saturday. , Miss Illone Myers, of Merlin, spent the week end with Mrs. E. C. Under wood. t. John Robertson, wife and little daughter, Thelma, called on iMr. and Mrs. Alonzo Jones Sunday. Heiv Coats, new Sweaters and new Rats on Display MRS. E. REHKOPF If It's Class You Want THE 'Ine him It. Ttmt anil ntoi full value for riery ix-iiny Kunrnntecd km Mixtion. GEO S. CALHOUN (MI.1 O Street Fifteen year local agent mm THE COItKF.tT FlItMSHIVG or your home Is not governed 'by the price you have puld, nor the numilier and le or your pieces. We can show you complete outfits or single pieces .that are delightful and pleasing In atmosphere at surprisingly reasonable prices. Whether or not you entertain, you want your home attrac tively furnished. We will help you. Dependable Quality - Prices Right in Hart, Schaffner & Marx Clothes at Peerless Clothing Co. Cash Clothier "If Men Wear It We Hnte It" Oregon Dealer William S. Hart In Money Corral "Hill" did a little Job that earned a reward ror Til in. They asked him what .he wun.cd ami what ei you suppose he asked for? Risked his lire, saved a million dollars and then just ..l AUINK what he asked for! Friday and Niitiirdny VIVIAN MAItTIN '"rilH HO.MK TOWN CHKI' And a Miu-k Ken net t Comedy .MI.(j CHAItLrW ( II l'l,l in His third million dollar comedy W. 'P. Woodstock was at Murphy Wednesday getting a load of grain for eoed. R. R. Turner Is down from Kose btirg helping .harvest their lurge cro) of grapes, Prank Sulton has traded his ranch to Mr. Hunter, of Klamath Kails, who will make It his homo. The present ocupant, William Williams, will move onto Mrs. Sclleck's ranch. Nelson Sisley and family, ot Baker ; City, are the new tenants on tho j ininnp ranch north of Murphy. I Sharkey Gllmoro and his party, j who were hunting on the coast range ; got two bmir and a doer. I William Williams and his two brothers and three nephews got four deer while hunting on Munger creek. Mr. Williams getting one four and I anothor three point, Mr. and Mrs. W. U. White, of Grants Pass, were callers , at the Hamilton home Thursday.