» Mrs. I Mn lan e Ml»» I in*. decor: was I honor nock Mlsa 1 Mil been and I the 11 Ing d' New Hal! < honor Mr». Pkttll Andrt Hall, dlnne ed wl Mlw Mrs. I Mn hostel she e Gunn« Holldi dkintj Those tor, 5 Wood B. B. Mrs. Miss ( Baker Mn. ( ■ Mn the w honor Mondi ' tastef dance ternoc music guests chocol server Georg Mrs. Berrir* . A. K. Josepl Miss James Mn. • Mrs tess o entert Miss ( includ and t music P> B A i surpri Thurs time 1 conve: choco the fl Hirtl bn Mrs dinnei of hei celebr rooms holly elude« of Klf Mr. a Fae, ’ New 1 Mrt lightf Heigh house seaaoi bells was s freahi and c includ Mr. a Mrs. < Georg Juliar Mr. ai Mrs. w. o 1 Th« tion < Wood baske thirty with order. Grand judge were Matth niturdiy . grant * r am » daily corRiKit PAG F STA I I ! 7ER52WL JANUARY a, toä« TT« LOCAL I tavluili—’ ’ ’ ' Í Chili Con Carne. Tamales and En­ chiladas at The Truax Grocery. 84 Dance! Dance!! Dauev! ! !— I Savage crevk hall Jan. 5. Music by See Dr Marks for beat glasses, tf Brakes Inspected Free— Ament’s Auto Shop. 77tt • 5-piece orchestra. Everyono ln- Glenn Hilkey, of this city was a vited. 34 ' Medford visitor yesterday. i George Sabin left last night for No Radio Meeting— J W. Luca* Coming— (Portland to attend to business mat­ Thera will b« no meatlag of the Word has been received from j. ters in the Oregon metropolis. , Grants I*aaa division of the Rogue W Lucas, sales manager for the Chi­ Glasses fitted at Letcher A Son's River Valley radio club on .Monday f cago luind company In their halt M. G. Kincaid, of Riverside. ChU., night. Tho officers are working on million dollar development program, ' and J. E. Ker. of Medford, were ; the matter of elimination of local that he will arrive in Grants PaM transacting business today in the i Interference and expect to have the middle of next week to open lo­ city. something to present to the club at cal offices. Work wilt be started Im­ Among the Medford people in the the meeting which will probably be mediately on the improvement of the Five dollars worth of city on Friday were Frank Stinson. on Monday. January 14. ■ land* for sale to settlers. : Henry Ruchter and T. E May. They ' also went to Marble Mountain. Riverside Coiuniunlt) Club Dance— ' *‘r " Ripe Florida Grape Fruit at Optical goods at Letcher A Son's. Don't miss the best dance of the]_ The _ — Çivos many a family I J. J. Skinner and H. G. Walter- season on Saturday night, January The Truax Grocery soon. mlre. Copco meter experts. were j 5th, Loveland's Orchestra. 81 a new social standing Brake Lining— business visitors at Marble Moun- By mechanics who know j tain today, where they completed Overhauling__ ■ the electrical installation of the new Reboring. Ament's Auto Shop tf Ament's Auto Shop. ¡Marble Mountain Lumber company ! . RcU-kah« Atteatlon— A. W. Simons, who is a Caveman To Erect 4areeu H oum '— Special meeting Tuesday evening ¡and proud of it. registers at the Im­ A. G. Knapp has made arrange- perial under that title. The Cavemen meats for the construction of a January 8 at 7:30. for officers are boosters for the Josephine coun­ greenhouse on his property on North give their charges. ty marble caves and their habitat is Fifth street. Work win commence The WINCHESTER Store Cavemen's <’lever Cape Grants Pass.—Oregonian. immediately on the building, a com­ The Cavemen's Clever Capers, as We use Cleaners Naptha In our petent man having been engaged to their big show the end of the month process of Dry Cleaning. This have charge of the work. The green­ sures you the best grade work ob- house will supply the local need for will be called, will be the first event given by the Oregon Cavemen. Inc., church, Rev D. Lester Fields offl- tainable, free from gasoline odors. flowers, there being no place here at since the new name was adopted dating. Interment will be at the The Wardrobe Cleaners, 507 E St. present where winter flowers can be The memlters are to meet on Mon­ Phone 147. a I ard Realty company on H street. The snow fell in the Willammette valley. December, in fact there was not a given on two nights. Jan. 29 and 30. Jerome H. Fertig left last night single day that the sun appeared company has purchased the Blue Joy I mining claims on Greens Creek and I on his return to Hamilton, Mont., without being at least partially hid­ Manhattan Shirt Sale- will go ahead with the development where he is engineer for the Bltter- den by the clouds. There were five Jan 3 to Jan. S at Jim’s Toggery of the properties. The company is root irrigation project. Mr. Fertig partially clear days and 26 cloudy CLARION, WEEKLY NEWSPAPER, said to be depending upon its own was called here to help wind up the days in the 31 days of the month. t'loving Out Hale- IS COMPLETELY GUTTED BY resources for the development and is construction affairs of the local dis­ Despite this there was only a rainfall Overcoats and raincoats, ladies* FLAMES not a stock proposition. The office trict. of which he was engineer until of 2.91 Inches, the greatest In any coats and jackets, from 11.00 to 85 last summer. here is in charge of H. S. Royce, of one day being .90 on December 7. at Sam's Place, <08 H St. Tacoma. The company is organized One inch of snow fell on December ! under the Oregon corporation laws. Makes Final Entry— 8. The coldest day was on Decern- Parent-Teacher« Aasurlath Edward L. Weeks, of Merlin, Is in be 24 when the mercury dropped U Of High School will tw postponed the city today making final entry 24. The warmest day was on De­ from January 7 to Monday evening Had Some Trip on his 160 acre homestead four miles January 14. at 7:30 on account of Blaze Start«! by Short Circuit on cember 21, when it rose to «i. A trip this week to Portland and from Grants Pass. His witnesses extra work lu the closing of this sc- Linotype Machine—In Center of back by Rev. and Mrs. F. Gordon are Joe Seaman and Dan Falvey. Guaranteed Work— me»ter preventing teachers from be- Business District Hart was more than interesting, ac- At reasonable prices. - I Ament's ing present. A. Walker, Pres. Otldfellows — cording to th© report given out by Auto Shop. 77tf Installation Wednesday night, Mr. Hart on his return yesterday, I. O. O. F.— Medford. Ore., Jan. 5.—(A. P.)— They left here New Year's eve and Wives and Rebekahs Invited to be All members are requested to as- Men Wanted to Search—— Medford suffered the third serious ispent ' the evening at Wolf Creek present at nine o’clock. 87 A large number of men are want­ semble at 1:30 p m. Sunday. Jan. fire within the week last night when I Tavern. Tuesday the mercury ed to assist In the search for the 6th. at the hall to attend the funeral the building occupied by the Medford dropped to seven above and the Miners Attend Meeting— body of Witham Brown, who was of Brother T. B. Cornell. W >1. Clarion, a weekly newspaper, in the Miners from at! parts of south- water in the battery was frozen. An 84 lost In the Slate creek mountains a Hull, N. G. center of the business district was western Oregon are in attendance to­ week ago. W. H. Knox was In the gutted at a loss estimated at between s. o. s. call to Grants Pass brought day at the meeting of the mining Courier classified ads briug re 34,000 and 35,000. The fire is be­ out a new battery and they managed city yesterday asking that volunteers bureau ol this district at the P. S. get ctarted to at 11 o'clock. They lieved to have been caused by a short for tbe hunting party come out to -tills i followed the snow plow up Cow IVoodin place of business. They are —— circuit on the linotype machine. the 13-tnile house tomorrow to help ; creek canyon. The arrival in Port- taking up matters of interest to all scour the hills. Although no hope is land was made at 10:30 that night. , mining men. A large attendance is held for the finding of the aged man ♦ ♦ ♦ Wednesday was spent in Portland. I reported at the session. ADDITIONAL LOCAL ♦ alive, it is greatly desired by the On Thursday the start home was ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ — residents of the Slate Creek section i made. There was a heavy snow as Kodak Roles Are Mainled to Us— Rowell’s, of Course that his body be recovered as soon T. B. Cornell Parses— From all over the country, because far as Salem, where friends were T. B. Cornell, a resident of this visited. Pipes were frozen In the. we do up-to-date work. The crystal as possible. He wandered off Sun­ .. I . l.!L county for the past 30 years, passed capital city and the plumbers were finish. Send a trial order. We pay day from the Adam Cart place on away Friday night at 11 o'clock at , out on strike. It was cold although I the postage. Artcraft Studio, Grants Slate creek and has not been swn since. Persons not having means of his residence at 418 B street. He ■ the state of mind of the residents of Pass. 34 Fine Selection transportation will be taken by Mr. has been ill for the past five weeks . the city should have raised the tem­ Knox who will pick them up tomor­ with diabetes and had not been able Copco Makes of Improrflncnt» — perature by several degrees. They to be at his grocery store for two The Copco construction crew row morning on Sixth street. reached Roseburg Thursday night, DIARIES weeks. He was one of the old resl- There was a thick fog but no snow from Medford Is spending several LINE-A-DAY BOOKS dents of Grants Pass, having been reached without days in this city making improve­ CORRESPONDENCE CARDS engaged in farming and in ihe gro- there. Home was ments on the local transmission NEW YEARS POHT CARDS eery business at various times, He difficulty yesterday noon. I lines. While here they will install NEW YEARS GREETING is survived by Mrs. Cornell, At the ' a new oil switch at the Grants Pass CARDS. IM »RN time of death he was 65 years and 1 substation, which will do much in eight months of age. Funeral ser- TREMBLY—To Mr. and Mrs. Henry 10« N. Oth Ave. JAN. 3 TO JAN. H Trumbly, of this city, Saturday. i insuring good service lo the entire vices will be held Sunday afternco.i | Grants Pass district. Jan. 5. a ron. at 2 o’clock at the Newman M. E. •3.00 HhJrta »2.25 •8.50 Hhlrts »2.H5 All Sir Knights— •4.00 Shirts »3.15 Are requested to be at Masonic • 4.50 Shirts 83.45 Temple in full uniform at 1 p. m. Mells Drugs and Books •5.00 Shirts 83.H5 Sunday for the purpose of attending »5.50 Shirts •4.43 the funeral of Sir Knight Thomas 80.00 Shirt* • I.H5 B. Cornell. P. B. Herman, E. C. 84 80.50 Shirt* •5.15 Shirt* 87.00 »3.45 Plats of Granta Pass— Blue prints 31.50: blue line prints. An opportunity to buy the bent 31.75. Courter office. shirt made at lea* than you pay for ordinary shirts or pajama*. ♦ ♦ ♦ ADDITIONAL HOCIAL ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ T line of We have a Ciixitt fiosiery in all the new shades. Mrs. NELLIE NEAS Start the Year Right Rogue River Hardware Company RIVOLI Rin-Tin-Tin Mat. Every Day 2:13 p. in. KtetUng 7:13 and 9 p. m. ST MCTIXt. HUNDAY LOSS AMOUNTS TO NEAR S5000 A gripping story of greed anti passion in the north­ ern fastness. A tense dramatic picture of love, hate, and adventure, set among the scenic splendors of rugged Know-covered Alaska. Comedy BUDDY MESSENGER in AIR I.TH Me CHILDREN 10c “SHE’S A HE” GOING TONIGHT Marie Provost, Johnny Walker in “Red Lights PioneerPbitcPhioisbers Building Material at The Valley Lumber Co West I*’Struct Manhattan CLEMENS I Outing »2.25 »2.25 I'ajamna 83.73 82.50 »2.15 88.71) »2.45 »1.10 Woodward’s Shoes for the Family Put your Christmas Story in permanent form by mounting in an album, leather Covers - - 60c and Cloth Covers ... 35c ant] All sizes Couch’s Pharmacy The Music and Photo House Stanton Rowell, Prop. C. F. T, CO South Sixth St. • Grants Paas, Ore. START THE NEW YEAR RIGHT Denatured Alcohol $1.25 Gallon All Wool I'laltl Htiirta 85.1H* value Khaki Wool Shirt», 88.25 value Gray or Khaki Wool Mixed, »2.75 value All Wool Inion Suita, »5. OO value Boys' Bath Robes, H, IO, 1.2 years, »1.00 value Men's outing flannel Night Shirts, »1.45 value Photograph Albums (Continued from Page Four) Clutlilua and Mrs. B. B. Cochrane, of San Fran­ Men's Furnlahlngs cisco. and Mrs. F. S. Berrldge, of 507 G St. — Granta Pima, Oro. Seattle, who have been the guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Woodward dur-.' ing the holidays have returned to their homes • » a Miss Dorothy Lundburg and Miss Harry E. Cotutil, Prop. Maria Wilson were dinner guests at GRANTS PASS, OREGON the home of Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. Kern on Saturday evening. • • • GET YOUR Local People Attend New Year's At Central Point Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Booth and son. Percy, of Grants Pass, attended a | New Year's dinner at the Jama» B. Watkins homo at Central Point.' Games and other entertainment were! enjoyed after dinner. Violin solos for Your were given by Mr. Watkins and songs i RADIATORS by Mrs. Carrie Tomson. Others J present were Mrs. F. M.Tongate and Ira Tongate, of Butte Falls, Mts.l Carrie Tomson, of Medford, Miss Dorothy Watkins and Mr. Watkins. » ••»•»/««»- ...» i > • 1 I 1 « 1 • I . - . « I I £ A 1 i Flannel Shirts Buy your- Lumber and Building Materials where vou are assured of Satisfaction, in Quality and Price MEMBER IS QUALITY COFFEE THE TRUAX GROCERY THREE C’S LUMBER CO WE PUT IN W1NDHHIEIJM 1...1 I