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LOCAL
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New Arrivals
II. Srintnoti and wife, of Yreka, ar
train« Delayed—
In the city for n few days.
Southbound passenger traffic was
Hee G, P. Jester for life insurance delayed Friday by two freight wrecks
59tt one near Hakinaw and the other n**ar
Penn Mittal Ufa
e
The best early peas, Blue Bantam. Roseburg. No. 18. due in the morn­
M9 ing, was delayed about nine hours
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for sale at Cramer Bros.
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today
A. W. Moon went to Bray
Nuccessor to
llld«>
in
u
Ktslau
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to look ufter his saw milling inter-
Mrs, E. Rehkopf
The Owl Taxi has just puechased
•ata,
a »etlan car and you >an ride with
fJJM)
For special cakes and tries leave or­
■ the high brow» at low brow price».92
ders at Moore’s Bakery.
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Hpray material and soluble sulphur
Inotlif r Big Egg—
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spruy at Cramer Bros.
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Judd Pernoil has a Plymouth Kock
I'll •< M III H»MVr
M/s. Oliver H Brown returned to hen that does not take a back seal
SV « t I »I
OF HOt THEICN OICEGO.N
Glendale this morning spending a for any of the poultry family when
•lay or two In town.
It tomes to big eggs. On Thursday
Willard storage battery aervlce she presented her master with an
station. 314 North Sixth St.
17tf egg that measured 7x8 *4 in'-bee In
Roscoe Howard returned yesterday circumference, and probnbly can do
j from Portland where he spent the even better If necessary.
week on business.
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Spray nozzle* anti pruning tools at i T.MMi-Mihi Guarantee—
On Kelly-Springfield tires,
We
i Cramer Bros.
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Grants Pass
Hnebunds*
How would yon llke|“,al<e adjustments.
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I to meet ”A liegular Girl!” .lek your ' Hardware Co.
I’ATTERX. I, O, N, Iti AXI» 12-IN.
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i wife if she’ll object.
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SIZES.
EVERY PART Gl IRAN
Rev. P. K. Hammond came down Buttery Shop Moved—
There's no excuse for not having the home bright and invit­
Messra. Hazelton and Diwbrow to­
i front Ashland thia morning
tei n.
ing
with
new rugs, earpets, etc., at the value we now offer.
day
completed
the
moving
of
their
! duct the W. C. Huie funeral
atock to their new and ommodlou»
Here are floor coverings for every room, designed to suit the
Garden seeds of all kinds at
service station aero** Ute turner front
most fastidious. Priced to suit your particular condition.
mer Bros.
their old location. The building will
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Hemstitching neatly done.
undergo more painting and Improv­
.Whatever your ideas on carpeting and rugs we invita your in­
Nellie Neas.
ing, and the Improving of the prem­
spection of our present display.
Rev. Chas. ft. Drake returned yeM- ises will require considerable more
terday on the delayed train from The time, but they are now ready to ac­
" WE TURN A HOUSE INTO A HOME “
Dalles, where lie attended a conven­ commodate their trade.
tion of ihe Ch un h of Christ
Ruas, L inole um s ^R anges , W ail P aper , S eizing M achines a H oosiers
For good pies and toffee for lunch Me*. <■<>« ttM-lie Inviti*« You—
go, to Moore's Bakery.
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To a Valentine dan lng party Fri-
Hand pruners fof rose and berry j day, February 13. Spet tatori« and ex-
If )< hi until to know ihr full
value of a rtM«»rd, li«wr It on n
j ¡»ushes al Cramer Bros.
89 Itra ladies 25 cents; dance ticket» 81.
OPPOSITE THE BAND STAND ‘
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Mr. utiu Air». August Goellsohe re­ . Dancing from 9 till 1.
turned home this morning froui lx>ng
P hone 50
I Beach and »in Francisco, where they Fifth Birthday Celebrated—
Friday afternoon, February 6, Mas­
Heretofore when Grants
Paas ¡»pent the past three weeks.
Every note of the violin,
ter
tArchle Wood entertained a num­
Fifteen
thousand
mile
guarantee
ladles wished heiustltchlng tor their
every modulation of the voice
We ber of his little friends in honor of
| <>n Kelly-Springfield solids,
dr.
utes
or
other
muterial
they
were
la reproduced with remarkable
«•.>ri,.oi!e«l to send their goods to muke our own adjustments. (ìrunts his fifth birthday, games were play­
accuracy. and with a depth and
BOX T U \IT IO OICBF.K VOI R
90 ed. after which refreshments were
rioiiiiess of tone which can be
Portland, or Medford, there being to­ I ’. um Hardware Co.
xew cixrrHEs
garden
served
to
the
following:
obtained on no other talking
Rakes,
hoes,
spades
and
Bilik*
tal of many dollars worth per month
for
vvinter
Spring or Sunimer.
Yeti
machine.
8* Ix*tcher. HI Uster. Keith and Ken-
, going to other cities. The »ending forks at Cramer Bros.
vs ili receive thè fullest measure of
Piano solos, orchestra and
noth
Smith,
Jack
Dedrlck,
Orle
daugh-
John-
;
Mrs.
Sum
Stinebaugbt
and
1 out of town I» now unnecessary since I
band
music, selections
on
«a t isfact lon if yout’re attired in new
J the installation of a
hemstitching Iter. Shirley, returned home this son. Hall and Virginia (Reid, Cordelia
stringed instrument*. and the
<|o«l>es inaile expressly for you
Weichiein,
Alberta
Bigelow,
Eliza
­
'
morning
from
Oakland
where
Cat.
accord eon. recitations. sp«»ech<*
ma I hlne by Mrs .Xetlte Neas. This
beth
and
Phyllis
Wood.
month
visiting
they
spent
the
past
ntxl children’ll stories all gain
ma I bine is the latest model Singer,
in richness of tone and clear­
run by electric motor, and has » i with relatives.
ness <>f expression when played
M» Vou Can't Itodg
.lapalac at Cramer Bros.
'
max
liiiuin speed of
stitches per j
on a Puritan -phonograph.
We have smashed prices. A Chev­
Wives,
beware!
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Your
huaband
minute.
GEO. S. CALHOUN
The Purltnii pin's all makes
Th • Installation of thia machine is has a date (with “A Regular Girl." rolet ride nt Ford price. For ft's the
of dis records without extra
Fifteen years local dealer
Taxi, phone 22-J. if
attachments.
a great convenlenci to Grants Pass She’s coming tomorrow to the Ore­ climate. Paia
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woman, who tire not slow In taking gon.
STANTON ROWELL
Uiwn fertilizer at Cramer Bros.'1!« Maxwell to Visit Factory —
advantage of the opportunity of hav­
Mii.ic and Photo House
W. S Maxwell leaves tonight for
Jack Ix>cke and wife, who spent
ing :heir work «lone at home
several months in Grants Pass. <le- Oakland, Cal., to visit the western
.VI7 G HH-eet
.»artiMl on Thursday for law Angeles Chevrolet factory, and while there
by automobdie
They expect to re­ will urge the delivery of more cars
for the Josephine county trade
He
turn here next sum liter.
New* York, Feb. 7.- Beseue of the
Who cheerd the boys hr khaki? will spend some da? s in San Fran­
32 passenger.« on the steamer Brin­ Who has rings on hei* fingers and cisco Inspecting garagvw and will
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.ess Anne. stranded _ ai _ ________
, ludls on her toes?
Rockaway
Who's every- bring home the very latest ideas for
Point. was begun by boaTs from the body's sweetheart? Ask Elsie Janis his new garage wh! b will be built
1 uni make«) by my frh'iitls to I
coast guard cutter Manhattan today. She's ”A Regular Girl" and she'll at the southwest orn *r of Sixth and
a candidate for county commissioner The coast guard crew from the shore
C streets. He expects to have it
meet you at the Oregon tomorrow
Cash Clothiers
for Josephine countv, « hi the republi­ also succeeded In launching one boat and Mon flay.
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HOME OF HART S<'HAFFNER AND MARX CLOTHES
can ticket.
mid proceeded toward the ship. Two
Aiful fa anti red clover seed at
bargee from Manhattan are used In Cramer Bros.
89 I’icture Mill Often Again—
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rescue work.
The Picture Mill, which has been
Mr». C. P. Slade departed yester-
<laj- afternoon for Eureka. Cal., to dosed for a few davs on account of
r.-ii!
her husband, who will lie man­ the Illness of MrsT Bancroft
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ager of the Eureka woolen mills, re­ again be opened for business at the
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cently purchased by the C. P. Bishop usual hour Monday. Feb. 9.
interests.
OF Ol It
Pattons Sun Proof iKiints at Cra­ Engineers to Aid hi Project—
ss
U B. Brown, an irrigation engi­
nter Brt»^
neer who has been engaged upon the
O.-hoco project near Prineville, and
S- ittle. Vi ash.. Fell. 3. 1 ive >ig
San Francis o, Feb. 7—Those who
Three More Have Influenza—
Three additional cases <*f the in- A. \V. Clark, an engineer who has items are oil a l.at ot legis.ative en- may come (O San Francisco at the
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fluenza were reported today, one jem with ths highway department at a-.tnen.s Alas .a is t,juig to auk cf ..
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time of the democratic convention
that of a child In the Fryer family, Eugene, arrived in the city toda>, congrt ss. Governor Thomas Riggs.
recently |the ,atter ',art of Juno *ith the idea
whl h has been under quarantine for anil are now employed in the « Tice Ir„ of Alaska said here
several days, and the others In the of the Grants Pass Irrigation District when he passel through en route t.> °i getting a thrill by visiting the
family of Everett latwman, w here aid tig in getting the plans for the the national capital to present the j'’Barbary Coast” will be disappoint-
.;urth . a tciiitoiy s request to Wash ed.
Mrs. l.ewman and the little datugh- project in shape for humeri late a
ington.
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Many of the resorts, celebrated In
ter are ill with the disease, None tion.
fhc five i c.ili -re:
story and verse as the scenes of des-
of the <iises reported Hre in serious
condition, all the patient;« doing v. II. Wood I Shortage < Hee S< Hied—
GratH a bonus to gold miners, jierate adventure, where cheap board-
The case brought in Justice Hol- Maskatis claim that everything has ing
house operators, commonly
Dr. Cora McLane, city health officer,
states that an effort to get nurses man's court yesterday wherein John gonq, ,.p <n trice except gold. it-o’f.J known as “crimpe,” freely plied their
ve tertlay proved unavailing.
It la Collins ; was the complainant, alleg- and prospectors will not sear h tor trade of shanghaiing sailors for un-
urged that all who will volunteer to ing that “John Doe” Keltner had the metal unless It will buy more scrupulous sea captains, are perma-
neatly closed. Others have but the
act as nurses semi their names to the sold short-measure wood, was settl i for them.
Pass the (lending oil and coal leas­ name of the pla es that once flamed
Courier that all interested may know without action Mr. Collins finding
Passage pt the bill, it is with color, music and revelry.
where to obtain a nurse when one that Keltn.r was not tne qiarty re­ ing bill.
Long before national prohibition
Is needed, publication of the names sponsible-for the sale of the wood, claimed, will enable development of
¿JÛ6T TffeN TB-E COP
and the p.-rty v.ho did sell it making Alaska's oil fields.
was generally considered a iHieeibil-
mailing them available to all.
c>wiTtH-er> *Tfle TRAFFIC
good the shortage, with the explana­
Open the national fore«; reserves ity, “Barbary Coast,’’ a section of
BilMons of feet of Pacific street extending back from
.IITXEY DRIVERS, TAKE NOTICE tion that he knew'the delivery was for ,pul|> mills.
short and that it was to be made up good pulp wood stand on Alaska's the bay front, a half dozen blocks
two big forest reserves.
Pulp and to where Chinatown touches the Ital­
Every person engaged in the bus­ later. •
paper men will not establish mills ian distri -t, had been rendered in­
iness of operating a motor vehicle
III
Pass, Says Fauvro'a Cash is Ready—
on the reserve«, however, until laws nocuous 'by the prohibition of the
witliln the City of
Grants
FOR
In speaking of the presentation of are |>assed which would give them sale of liquor in the long row of
O \ R RY I NG
PASSENGER.?
dance halls there.
HIRE, shall pay to the CMty Auditor the application for a franchise from title to the land.
R°g.il >te the -almon fishing indus­
The main artery from this district
a license fee of |20 per annum pay­ the city lor the building of a ditch
line. Geo. Soranson stated toil ay that try. Alaska’s big industry, salmon to Market street. Ssn Francis
F------ 'ò’s
able In advance.
This tines not apply to motor ve­ Mr. Fauv.j whs ready to furnish the fishing, is rapidly becoming a thing principal thoroughfare, Is I Kearney
hicles carrying the United States cash for the digging of the ditches cf the past and unless the fishing is street, where once it is declared.
but that the request ft ;• ;he tranche« conserved, the silver horde of the within an hour enough reckless spir­
mail under contract.
Any one violating this ordinance pr inted in 1918 «'id not come from north iwill be gone within a few years its could be picked up to start almost
hi tile great Mory <>f the ru "g«*<l Northwest
any sort of desperate enterprise. Now
's subject to a fine or imprisonment. Mr. Fauvre, but from the (Iravit y It is claimed.
Establish a federal constabulary. Kearney is one of the quietest and
This ordinance was passed by the District Irrigation company, a coni-
e >,111'11 February 5th, anti the foe •any composed of the land owners. Alaska wants a federal constabulary most respectable business streets.
l nyn-ble at once. Please govern your- and that the failure to meet the con- on the order of the state i>oll e of
ditions of this franchise was not Pennsylvania. At present a few Plats of Grants Pass-
c.'lf to -ordingly.
■hargeable to Mr. Fauvre. anti tvirh United Slates marshaJs have the big
Blue print plats of Grants Pass,
II H. ALLYN,
Auditor and police judge of the r were the obligations inchrred un­ task of preserving peace in almost $1.50; blue line prints. $1.75, at
¡the Courier olli e.
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City of Grants Pass, Ore.
91 der it a chtir'i against Mr. Fauvre. the entire norlhland.
Evary householder tit cartain valuable papers and
liersonul belongings for which he requires some »ate, m
cure plane of deposit. Yo t surely have lnuurun< e policies,
and you may have stock dertlfi> atua, bonds, naturalization
papers, luitca, mortgages, or a will which should be pro­
tected from theft, destruction or misplacement, One of
our Bate Dej>o*it Boxes will give you perfect protection
at a low yearly rental. Oomn In und Inupe't it.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Barcalo Wrenches
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fΰ?!ls®VERlNGS
EVERY FANCY
Priced to Suit
Every Purse
Rogue iRiver Hardware Co.
H olmans F urniture S tore
Puritan
»ti
Overcoats» Suits
Shoes, Furnishings
FOR MEN—AT
Peerless Clothing Co.
Last Times Tonig-ht
Charles Chaplin
Mitchel Lewis
The Lust of His People”
OREGON