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The Mena weekly star., 1918-08-29
ARKANSAS MEN IN FRANCE.
TWO Original Regiments Among the
 Overseas Contingent.
special to The Star.

special to The Star
 Little Rock, Aug. 27.-"The ship on winch l sailed has arrived safely ov-
 mat brief printed message, on pss'ai card, signed by member of .ne American Expeditionary Force, Nas received by many in Arkansas yesterday and today, bringing import @N. news to thousands of homes.
 " announced the safe arrival, prob- aply In France of the two original essihents of the Arkansas National uuard, the 159d being the old First ,,sgiment, commanded by Col. c. D. ,silles ,sa of Eureka Springs, and the .S4tn being the old Third regiment, .Ollilnanded by Col. E. L. Compere. 1t thought that the Hath Machine Gun cslhpany commanded by Maj. Chas. jarrett of Hope, and the 114th Am si 'sSnltlon l Train, commanded by Lieut.. " Hill Caruth. are among the con s'agents that have also reached their destination.
 while no definite statement has rrss ,een made, and pgobobly will not be .raqe' It IS supposed that after the sttulfea' period of intensive training 9,e nt''nl m The lines, these men will be sus ih.o active service at the front. ,ls Tar as announced officially, the ss. 1 second regiment, which was tt. t1t.'.aHEed @ field artillery. is still on
The Mena weekly star., 1918-08-29
Austrians Retake Berat?

Vienna, Aug 27 The Austrian troops have reeaptured Berat and the town of Fieri. near the mouth of the Semeni.
 The Italians lost heavily in men and materials. according to an official war office statement today.
The Mena weekly star., 1918-08-29
Counters Broken Down.

Paris, Aug. 27.-Between the Disc and the Aisne, the German counter at tacks west of Chavigny broke down under the French fire.
 Thirty prisoners were taken by the French and their lines were advanced 1900 meters in the Ba sneux region.
The Mena weekly star., 1918-08-29
One Man Captured 700.

London, Aug. 27.-Seven hundred Germans and two field pieces were captured by one French corporal dur ing the fighting Monday The Germ mans raised white flag and surren- dered. Piere Caller, the corporal, was awarded the cross of the Legion of Honor.
The Mena weekly star., 1918-08-29
Scottish Troops Advance.

London, Aug. 27.-North of the Scarpe river, the Scottish troops re- newed their attack against the Ger mans last night, and have advanced toward Plouvain.
The Mena weekly star., 1918-08-29
Take 2,OOO Prisoners.

Paris, Aug. 2l.-In their rear ad- vance in the Monchy Preaux region Monday, the British troops captured more than two thousand prisoners.
The Mena weekly star., 1918-08-29
FIGHT WITH MExICANs.

Nogales, Ariz., Aug 27-Lieut. Colonel Herman commanding trops at Nogales, was among the American soldiers wounded in a two-hour fight with Mexicans which started when United States sentries were fired upon today by Mexicans- Several hundred troops engaged the Mexleans and drove them we'll back into their town
The Mena weekly star., 1918-08-29
This Porker Helps Win War.

s. B. Collins reports that be has a Duroc gilt doing her part to help win the war. She became the mother one day this week of litter of thir- teen pigs, and is raising eleven of them.
The Mena weekly star., 1918-08-29
Ry Auto 10 Ton of Mt. Mena

Thursday two automobiles left Mena on a picnic trip to the top of Rich Mountain, going by way of Acorn and Rich Mountain stations. T. A. Arnold and two daughters and Mir. and Mrs. J. T. Erickson of Texas used their Ford and T. A. Allen and family occupied their Saxon. They left the city about noon, arrived at the old hotel on top of the mountain, where they enjoyed picnic diner, after which all strolled about for a time enjoying the beautiful scenery. The trip homeward was made easily in one and half hours. Mfr. Allen reports the roads better than he an- ticipated, but hopes to see the in- proved road constructed as projected, when travelling will be easier.
 Mena Commercial School offers thorough courses in Bookkeeping or Stenography at $500 per month. Adv 35-4t d1twp1
The Mena weekly star., 1918-08-29
Carried 5 Million Soldiers in. 2 Months

Washington. Aug. 2S--Railroads carried 5,377,4 ,468 soldiers in the United States between May i, 1917 and July i, 1918, including each move ment of a soldier from one point to another.
The Mena weekly star., 1918-08-29

saseur-lOu teams to haul lumber fons. ssla Beach, Okla, to Hatfield, Ark, ns~ .',sen ,oon mics, one trip each day; $6 ps.sv h sVVv feet cash. Beach Lumber Co.
 'u' ArS. Adv. 204&35-2t
The Mena weekly star., 1918-08-29
100000 ENEMY ALIENS
That Number of Unnaturalized Male
 Germans Has Registered

Washington. Aug, 26.-About AGO. 00o unnaturalized male Germans lige in the United States and have regis tered with police and postmasters un- der enemy alien regulations It is be- lieved less than 100000 German wom en enralleA These figures do not in elude the interned Germans whose number never has been made public.
 Red Cross Imports 10 Be Duty Free.
 Washington, Aug, 27A house bill suspending custom duties on Red Cross imports was passed today by the Senate and sent to President Will son for his approval.
The Mena weekly star., 1918-08-29

Why leave home to take business course? Mena Commercial College. Adv 35-4t d1twpl.
The Mena weekly star., 1918-08-29
GO THRU
 HlNDENDURC LINE
Moving Forward Astride Arras-C Cam brai Road With Great Speed and Capture 2,O0O Huns-Austral-
 ians Make Gains.

Late report says that Bapaume, a stategic point over which there has been much desperate fighting, has been entered by the Britihs.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-15

w POLSCE.

Londyn, Is. list. - Brytyjskie
biuro ola spraw zagranicznych,
wyda1o nastepujacy komunikat
,.Doszfy do rzadu tuteiszego VIE
Sci O rozruchach w Warszawle.
Gdyby tie raporty by}y prawdzi-
we, wskazywa}yby ma sytuacys
nadzwyczaj grozna, poniewaz 81
iy anarchii i gwaitu, ktore juz Ia
grazaja zyciu kazdej narodowosci
cd Woigi pc Rem, znalazfyby "a
chete do dalszvch ewa}tow.
Stockholm, Is. list. - Zydow-
ska prasa donosi, re antysemickie
Irozruchy wybuchfy W niekt6rych
miastach w zachodniej Galicyi i w
Krolestwie. Szesciu zydow zabito
w Siedlcach.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-15

Proszono mas take o podante, 70
q odbycia sic tel cafej afery
W sail czeskiej jest to re ofiarowana
oua lest komitetowi zupelnie beEpiat
ME jaS / tez b~e5platnie otrzyman"
wszelkie napoje wyskokowe etc.
q - q
August Kleba, 1908 Tell Place.
sprzedal sw6j interes J. Kraskiewi-
czowi / A. Pawlakowi a W mietsce
tego zakupii nowy skiad pnr. 250S
Southport avenue.
q -: .
w hotelu La Sale " Srodmiesciu
odbedzie sie dzisiaj wieczorem uro-
czysty obch6d zwyclestwa Aliantow'
pod egids ligi National Security
League. obchdd ten poprzedzi koia-
eva q godzinie 6tej wieczorem. Cla-
renee barrow wygiosi move powi--
talns ola nowych; wracaiacych 40
wolnosci narod6w. Polski i czecho-
s,owakow. W imientu Polakow ma
nowitanie to odpowie p. Jan F. Smut
scki a W imieniu Czecho-siowakow
m6wie bedzie p. Jakob F. Stepina'
Ma programme znajduja sic takze
wystepy ch6r6w polskich l czesK'cn'
kwartet marynarzy take Wystapl'
sniewac bedz!e take sopranistka
Olga Mson, a kapela skiadajaca sic
bociu marynarzy przygrywac be-
die ma sail bankietowej.
q -: q
Adwokat Franciszek H. Janisze--
ski agent rzadowy 81. d~ystryktu po-
borowego, otrzymai onegdaj list Cd
swcgo brata Walentego, kt6ry dnia
25go maja 1918 r. zostaf powofany
do wojska a dnia 2Sgo lipca juz wy
,adowal we Francyi. Szeregowiec
v.alentv Janiszeski pisze. re byi juz
W dw6ch potyczkach, pierwszy ras
1890 sierpnia a drugi rag 2Sgo wrze-
sria. Jest on armis Pershinga !
ynsiduie sic W okolicy Sedanu.
" liscie datowanym 29go wrzes-
MIA pisze: ,,wczoraj .rano ruszylis-
nv ma ,.Fritz6w". Zamiast walczyc'
,o oni TAX uciekali, re zmuszenl py-
a:mv uzyc. ,,trok6w", ably ich do
,c,,nac. Cofaja sic cd pisciu do die.
,ieciu mil dliennie: Jestem zdrow
,,eszy mnie bardzo. 70 jestem soi'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-15

rierzem ma polu walki | bralem u
dial " bftwie a ME spedzalem CA
SUI tylko W obozie. Co widziafem !
slyszaiem ME moge CT W liscie opi-
sywac, ale pozostanie mi to W pa
mieci ma Gale zycie. Me zmienif-
bym mego p~olozenia tutaj "a NAVY
godniejsze miejsce W obozie. W1ez-
Movie jakich zabieramy tysiacami
sa bardzo w~ynedzniali, i walcza tyl-
ko nod grozba smierci. M6wia, re po-
k6i nastaui ~jeszcze pfzed nowym ro-
klein. Papierosy i gazety otrzymafem
l ME bylo mi mic milszego jak mice
W reku tn W transzach DZiennik Chi
cagoski, jakotei / Tribune. Pozdrow
moich ,znaiomych i p~rzyjaci6f po-
wiedz i'm, re bede z mimi W domu ma
wielkanoc, a moze | p~redzej'.
q - u
w niedziele, dnia 1go grudnia, a
ME 1-go listopada, jak to wczoraJ
mylnie podano, odbedzie sic W sail
Puiaskiego obch6d listopadowy urza
dzonv staraniem Delegatow Obcho-
dow Narodowych / Biblioteki i'm. /,
Kraszesskiego. Poczatek o godzinie
Smej wieczorem.
q *+ q
W niedziele. dpia 1890 hstopada
n tsodzinie 1880 wieczorem W sail
Pulaskiego 1853 South Ashland
avenue odbedzie sic przedstawienie
sztuki D. t. ,,Koszyk Kwiat6w" kto-
"a odegra Towarzystwo WychoWan-
k6w szkoly sw. Wojciecha. Dochod
. tegoz przedstaw'enia przeznaczono
"a korzys6 Armii Polskiej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-15

Listy STRAIT W dalszym cisgu napty-
wajs. Ma d~zisieiszej liscIe znajdu1e-
my nastepujace nazwiska Polakow'
ktorzy krew swa prEelali Ia wolnose
ntrod6w:
IIsIECKI JozEF, 1926 South
Winchester avenue; zabity.
PENTKOWSKI DAVID s., 1920
South Ashland avenue; zmarl Z ran
wIN1KAJTIS KAzIMIERz, 1913
Hutchinson utica; zmari Z powodu
CRcroby.
sKARPINsKI EDWARD NJ, 1858
West 22-ga utica; raniony, stopien
tie ~okreSlony.
NIEMCUEwSKI JAN P. 1888
Mslrose avenue; powr6cii do swego
nulku dawniej raportowauy jake
z,siniony W walce.
O -. q
Wezorai O godzinie 9-tej rano "
kaplicy Akademii Najswietszej Ro-
dziny przy West Division ulicy, Y.
WIadyslaw Zapala. RektOr Kolie-
GUM Sw. Stanislawa Kostki odpra-
viii Msze sw. zalobna "a spokoj duszy
:. D. Siostry NJ. Donaty, byiej Pre-
iozonei Akademii wyLej wymienio-
mai Msze sw. zalobna zakupiiy pa
ME ze Stowarzyszenia Pan Opiekt
mad Szpitalem Polskim Matki Bos-
kiej z Nazareth z d:owa G. Miller
jako ~prezesowa, ma czele.
- >
PAM Marya Karaskiewicz, daw--
. niej zamieszkala PREY Augusta uli-
cy raczy sic zglosit Go biura Anne
r~vkanskiego Czerwonego KrzyAa p.
mr.. SIS East Washington utica. W
biurze tym znajduis sic list Cd ka-
prala Stanis}awa Wozniewskiego'
rrata pani KaraSkiewicz, kt6ry jest
czIonkiem kompanii *, 1880 pull
ku piechoty, S-mej dywlzyi oOee-
ME znajduje sic we Franeyi.
MONA sic zglosic takzs i do Re
dakcyi DZIENNIKA CHICAGO
sKIEGO I podaG dokadny adres a
list zostanie wkr6tce doreczony.
Q - .
wczoraj raportowano 19-cie wy
padk6w smierci z powodu ~zapalenia
pluc I 81 wypadk6w Smierci z powo-
du influsnzy; raportowano takze
vczoraj So. wypadki move zapalenia
Iluc I los wypadkow infiuenzy.
q - .
PanI Antonina Korczyk, zamtesz-
kaia przy 1O5-tej ulicy I Corliss ave.
W Pullman. postrzelona zostala ME
b~ezpiecznle wczoraj przez swego me
"a W poBIitu fabryki wagonow ko-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-15

Kto chce czytae naJle7sze co
3zienne pismo polskie, nieci. sic
,6da do pana F M. PAWOLL
aaszeso agcnta ma Duncan l oko
lice j zaabonuis sohie .Dziennih
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-15

DZ1ENNiK CT1cAoo3kI ssA,s-
MEGA wieceJ droDnych o~gloESen. AMI
tell wszystkie inne dziennikj polSkis
Chicago razean WEetA
PrnW:> kindly IekarI poITki alajs ..
Yiasza sM0 8odZiny ofisowe nA SxpA~
tarb MI t:ENIKA CHlCA1sTtSSTT0o 4.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-15

stanowczo, re przyszfa konferen-
eva p~okojowa odbedzie sic w Wer
salu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-15
LOTNICY
w KOLONII.

Londyn, Is. list. - Amerykah-
scy lotnicy wyladowali wczoraj
w Kolonii, mowi depesza kolon--
ska do Kopenhagen Politiken.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-15
NOTATKI %REPORTERA.

leiowych " Pullman. Zabrano ia do
szpitala Pullman Emergency, q
meta jej ktory mieszka W Hammond
zataszczono ma stage policyjna "
Ksnsington.
Rudolf Korczyk, po postrzeleniu
tony W lewa noge, wszedi do wy
szynku Andrzeja Karabina, pnr.
1885 Gorliss venue po obiadoweJ
sodzinie, 1 rzuciwszy REVOLVER I
garsc naboi ma st6l, zawolal: ia
postrzeliiem swoja zone.
Korczyk ME troszczac sic o swa
przyszlose, usiadi przy stole 1 ezekai
cierpliwie az przybyia policya. Kor-
czykowa o stosunki z innym mez--
ezyzna posadza jej MAJ, Rudolf
Korczyk.
Is 81 q
Avondalscy byznesiscI urzadZaja
czeste kontesty miedzy SODA -
wszelkiego rodzaiu; Ostatnio grupa
ich znaczna urzadzila kontest TAX!
co do okien wystawowych; przyznac
wypada, ze rzadki ma Milwaukee
ave. - poza wielkimi skiadami W
| okolicy Division ul. MONA widziec
| TAX gustowne wystawy sklepoWe'
iak W avondalskiej czsSci tel ulicy,
kt6ra czystsza Jest I milsza cd IN
nych swych czesci. Wsr6d polskich
wystaw ma szczeg6lnieisze wyroz'
nienie zas}uguje wystawa fotogra-'
ficznego zakladu OBJ. F. Augustine
wicza, pnr. 2sS7 Milwaukee v g
! wystawa Ia "a ozdobe specyalns ma
iiczne zdjecia naszych dzielnych VIA
! rus6w, siuzacych W armii 1 we flocie
amerykanskiei; ME brak tez I innych
zdjet prawdziwie artystycznycn:
wartosc tel wystawy ma Wynoslc y"
samvch fotografiach pareset dola-
row.
q - q
W iedynej polskiej pracowni zfot-
| uiczei oh. Michala Woiteckiego, p.
| mr.. 1927 Milwaukee ave., wykona-
no pieknv dar honorowy, ofiarowa-
nv - tych dniach by:ej prezesce
! Zwiazku Polek, PAM Annie Neuma-
novel: jest to ~wspaniata orosza -
znacznych rozmiar6w re szczerego
zlota. wyrabianego W dwu koloracn
- dla w,okszegt etektu roboty: bro
sza przedstawia tarcze -. W poSraa-
In odznaka Zwiszku Polek. doEo'7
stnsowne napisy, s~wiadczace. 70 dHr
ten skiadaia zasfu&onet d~zia!aczce
- lei 20 Zwiazku Pollok nr7y'ar!of'
| Il. vszystko okolone p'eEn'e aSE-
katnie rzezbionym wiencen iauro--
vvm. W kt6rym osadzouo T. diva
msnt6w. ma odwrotnei stronle data
I dedykacya. Gala kompozycys I Wy
r6b ca dzie}em Oh. Michala Wottec-
ktego , prawdziwy zaszczyt praco"-
nj jego przynosza.
- 90
Towarzystwo serca Jezusowego'
mr. % 2 P. r. K. wystapl ma Bazaar
-, narafii sw. stanislawa Kostkf, ju-
tro W sobote. dnia 1890 listopada o
sodziuie 1880 wieczorem. Czfonko-
vie zebrat sic maja W sail zwykfych
nosiedzen. Prezesem tegoh towarzyst
wa lest Franciszek Naczke. a sekre-
tarzem Franciszek Kuzewskt.
q ~ q
Wczorai W p~arafii IS. Piotra | "a
v,s ydzie proboszczem Jest X. Max
symilian Kotecki. SACRAMENTO Bierz
rovania udzielil ]. E. X. Arcybiskup
1or,r Mrndelein. Do SACRAMENTO
| Rierzmowania przYstapilo, proez
mlodziezy, setki starszych os6b,
-: 90
Tovarzvstwo sw. Aloizego PREY pa
raft sw. Jana Bozego. urzadza VIE
czorek rozmaitosci W ,,Dzieh Dsiek-
czypienia" t. !. 2S-go listopada, W
salt parafialnej o godzinie 1880 VIE
czorem. Ma program sk&adaja sic
6vie vesoie sztuki p. l.. ,,Szewc AIRY
| stokrata" i % chlebie i wodzie'. -
| Monolog wyglosi p. Franciszek Pho
seek. procz tego. kwartet parafial-
Ir;IL, Spinwami
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-15
H w

Londyn, ID. list. - Rad ho-.
landzki internowaf ex-cesarza ME
mieckiego w zamku Amerongen,
otoczywszy 60 potr6jna strata.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-15
K~oNFERENCYA POKOJO-
WA w VERSA LU.

Paryz, 10. list. = Rad pan
silva alianckich zadecydowaiy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-15
TRZEHIkI.

TRLEWIhI.
wielka sprzedaz t~zewikSw jutro.
Setki par meskich, damskich / die
.ciecych t~rzewik6w, DO z~nlzonySh ce-
mach ably zmniejszyt zapas.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-15

%@ W "NSSRA~A
cyck srEewiE6w, szaurCwane ! "a
pinane. ceglaSte 1 czarne wszystkie
wielkoSci 20 nadzwyczaj niSkich ce-
mach.
TOwARY BLAwATNE I Il. II.
N~iemowlece 39c fsanelowe r.
kimony, DO ........... 4OS
M sbrdaty, - 30 CRUDE ..os. Do'ni'o~s 1888
DZiewczece / chloPtsce CSC o.
czarne ~.ponczochy, DO . ~
Pz msitEie sT'56 sss's ~ CSC
! DaTsk ne CRUDE rDnis's %'- 8
M Mes ea Eraoa ~ Punls'a 'Do- Csc
$500 zimowe p~laszezyki dia A 90
malych dsiewezat, 20 =. Ns$S
CHOwAJCIE COLUMBUsA Tf-N
KIETl. 4
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-07-21

Mrs. o. c. Dixon. OF Kerby. spent
the day In Grants Pass Saturday.
Mum keeps you fresh. sabin has
It, 1866
George Guild. OF Merlin, was in
town on business Friday.
Help the government and your
self by paying cash for furniture and
get Thrift Stamps free at Helmers,
Sam Baker spent Saturday at TIA
kilma.
Complete your camping outfit at
Cramer Bros. i6
Save money by paying cash and
get Thrift Stamps free at Helmers.
All kinds OF fishing tackle at Cra-
mer Bros, ID
X. ], Khoeery, OF Takilma, was
N Grants Pass visitor Saturday.
Camp stoves at Cramer Bros. i6
b, +. Hogue was In town on bus
mess Saturday.
New Perfection Blue Flame oil
stoves at Cramer Bros. l6
Mrs. Emil Il. vahrenweld. OF New
Hope, was in town Saturday.
Just the stove for canning these
hot days, tho New Perfection oil
stove at Cramer Bros. 16
]. c. Brown. OF Medford. was in
Grants Pass saturday buying pears.
Gilman Dairy Butter will be
handled hereafter by the Josephine
Grocery. 16
Lunch sets for picnics. ss pieces
for s5 cents at cramer Bros. i6
Mrs. Ida Megarle. OF Rogue
River. was a Grants Pass visitor
A fine line OF split bamboo trout
rods at Cramer Bros. l6
A. II. Gunnen returned Friday
from a two-weeks' trip in the Lake
Creek district. 4
Scratch food at Cramer Bros. l6
J. p. DeGrasse and daughter. Ell
fie. OF Selma. were In town Satur-
day.
Beef scrap. shell. bone and char
coal at Cramer Bros. Isl
Mr.. and Mrs. F. o. Bryan. OF Will
Iiams. were in town Saturday Wis
ting friends.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-07-21
wHERE BATTERy "sHERIOCks"
W FALL SHORT

III anybody looks at the outside
Of your battery and tries to tell you
what's going on inside you're sare in
settling him down as faker," says
Mr.. c. A. Linch. local Willard ex-
pert.
Not long ago a patron OF one OF
these battery fortune tellers drove
up and told me that his plates were
all gone and that he needed a new
battery. could have sold him one
too-he was that certain.
1T seems that the son OF one OF
his neighbors had looked at the bat
terry and made wild guess.
after l inspected the battery
found that It was clear case OF
undercharging caused by locsa
connection. added distilled water
charged the battery and had II ready
a couple OF days later In good con-
dition for service.
Another man who thought he
was a Sherlock Holmes on batteries
fell down because he formed his
conclusion from performance In
stead OF facts inside the battery.
This fellow thought his plates were
short circuited-that the insulation
had failed. The real trouble was
that he had let his machine lie idle.
and had failed to keep the charge
up. so that the plates were so hard
that a long charge was necessary.
The only way to be safe from
these diagnosis sharps is to dlsre-
gard their opinions entirely. II you
suspect there is any trouble tho lest
thing to do is to go straight TO an
expert who knows how to make the
few simple. necessary battery
tests. 16l
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-07-21
Personal AND LOCAL

IL. II. Reed. OF the Althouse coun-
try, spent few days In the city.
Mrs. Arthur Denison went to Ash
land saturday for few days,
Mrs. Frank Metchan spent Saiur-
day In Medford.
Klenso tooth paste at Clemens. rs
Mrs, n. Murphy and mother Mrs.
Custer. went TO Medford Saturday.
Mrs. Custer Will visit at Butte Falls.
Mrs. ~ 4. Townsend returned
Friday night from Kegg, Cal, aud is
spending Sunday at home.
Jonteel taleum powder. face pow
der and cream at Clemens. rs
Mrs, NJ. ID. Bousman and son.
Charles, OF wilderyille. were Grants
Pass visitors Saturday.
Guaranteed garden hose and sat
isfactory lawn sprinklers at Cramer
Bros. l6
Mrs. Ardell Rice. OF Wildefvllle.
was visiting friends In Grants. Pass
Saturday.
Cinco, the largest selling cigar In
the world Two hundred million
sold last year. Try one and learn
why. Six cents straight at all deal
ers. Mason. Ehrman & Co.. whole
sale distribustors. 10
Mrs. p. c. Anderson and mother.
Mrs. NJ. J, Houser. Of Rogue River.
spent Saturday In Grants Pass Wis.
iting friends. n
When In doubt where to buy fur
niture. remember with every So
cash purchase you get Thrift
Stamp free at Helmer's. l6
Mrs. L. c. Turner returned Satur-
day morning from Seattle. where she
spent several days with her daugh-
ter.
Miss Caro- Pitney. OF Los Angeles.
who visited Mr.. and Mrs. s. J. MAJOR.
left Saturday afternoon. returning
home.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-07-21
supps. PAW Vsllown swim

supp. Parry vellcwn swim
A swim ming party Friday evening,
with n supper party afterward at a
hotel was one OF tho delightful sf-
fairs Of this week. After the sup
per. the guests adjourned to the
home OF sam Baker. where the even
ing was spent with knitting and
cards. These present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. G. r. woodward. Mrs. Cochran.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cornell and family.
Mr.. and MIS-. Geo. n. Riddle aud
family, Mr.. and Mrs. J. O. Incl.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. c. sabin and fam
ily. Mr.. and Mrs. N. r. Macdun aud
family, Mr.. and Mrs. A. X. Cass and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Mashburn.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-07-21

Resolved No CALI
Rev. l. Myron Boozer returned
saturday morning from Portland.
whore he spent several days. When
asked relative to the Medford call
notice Of which was published in the
Msdford Mail Tribune and copied In
the Courier, Mr.. Boozer replied that
he had received no official commu-
nicsrion from Medford. So
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-07-21
sEFvING IN rr,ASOh

Tho American r. NJ. q. A. has, sp-
prszimsseIy 1000 workers. OF which
see are wsmsn. serving American
and French soldissz In i.s00 differ
ent csnters throughout Europe.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-07-21

Her6 FrOm btattn-
Frank Anderson. formerly con-
'nected with tho sugar factory Of this
city. is In town visiting friends. He
reports the stopping Of construction
on the sugar factory at Toppenish.
due to a blight on the sugar beets.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-07-21

Ar. and Mrs. Lundburg and family.
Mrs. Walter Jensen and Sam Baker
aud family.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-07-21

Statr President u Visit al afl
Mrx- Jeanie Burke. state presl-
dent af the Rsbekah lodge. viii
make her official visit to the local
chapter Moaday night
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-07-21
,w Chcvro,et Cars

J. A. Devail. OF Leland: J. D.
Lindsay and C.. o. welter. are own
ers of New Chevrolet cars. ,f
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-07-21

Son at Harvey Home
Word was received here yester-
day OF the birth Of an S-pound son
to Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Harvey OF
Marshfield. The Harveys were res
idents OF Grants Pass for many
years.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-07-21

Leave for Crater lAkc-
Mr.. and Mrs. w. @. white and
Mr.. and Mrs- y. @. Harris left Sat-
urday for Crater Lake. where they
viii make a short stay.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-07-21

Receives Notice IN Roport-
Ted P. Birchard received notice
from the navy department Saturday
to report for service within a two
week period.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-07-21

Receives Call
DR.. Bert X. Elliott received or
ders this morning to report to Camp
Lewis Thursday. July 25. DR.. Ell
Iiott Is first lieutenant In the dental
reserve corps.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-07-21

INa5yRAfsCD --Aay kAaA. ssss o.
esneaaisA L. A. LasAsr. rsal
. ssessA .uOi ae. AZ 9asd' gi q
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-07-21

RANCH WORK wANTED-or VIII
lease ranch. Cook for camp or
mill. Address G. y. Voorh'ss'
Grants Pass. sfi. ~ stfsis ~
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-07-21

FOR SALE-Good second hana
Ford In first class condition. IN
ouire Of "A. Gigler. RI. 4. IL
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-07-21

TWO HIGH SCHOOL girls want
( work. VIII. do general housework.
Phone 269-R. ai.- -