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Newspaper Page TextTII( ltH).V, JAM AIIY , into. daily Iiugcij i nit ruin PACE TIIRE3 Famous Abduotloni. Mdrrjiiua by abduction wua by no menus uncoiiMjii.il In thtt early ages. The daughter of the kind of Argus waa abducted by a Phoenician, TIiu Greeks curried off Europa from Tyre ml Medea rwm Colchis. Next to the abduction of the fair Helen, iicrlmp (ho iiiohI remarkable lu Kg political consequence was the king of Leliister's inking away of tlio wife of a ni'lt'liliorliitf petty sovereign, O'ttunrku of lircfftil, The king of Coiinnught avenged the Insult and drove from tliu throne hi brother of Lelimter, who appealed to , Henry II, of i:ni'litiid for aid lo reeov vr IiIk loHt auvi'ioltiiity. The Norman conquest of Ireland followed, with ecu turles of war and dovctutlou. Nslson Won the Elgin Marbles. Lord 11 wbuM name haa become ao Inseparably associated with tha fa mous sculptures, never saw thaw In their original pluees Ut tha Parthenon. Ho employed artists to mnka Ulm drawings of tha sculpture, and It waa they who urged hliu to hsvo tha won derful relies of ancient Greece rvmov ad to England to aava them from do truotUm.' Ebjln repeatedly appealed to tha porta for permission to remove thoiu, but tha riuat waa refused un til Trafalgar, Aa aoou aa ha board of Nelson's victory tba aultau an HI, "You may take them now aa aoou ta you please," I,ondou Mirror. No Mrvoue Strain. CrawfordTbo ckpbnui sleeps only five lioura out of every twenty-four. Cralwliaw-Vr.v true, but Just atop ami consider flint the elephant dopant have u attend lectures or tha iora. listen t sermons or war tulk or loud au car to iuuiu fellow' dcacrlptkm of fall newest baby or car. and you will realise that be bat n pretty aoft time of it. taken all In all.-Ufe, No Hcaa. "Your dlgeattve aystem la all out of order," aald a doctor, after examining a potlciit. "The lKt advice I can give you I to dbk-harye your cook and get a new one," "Uant ttedone, dm'to.H euawerwd tba pntlutit aadly. "I'm married to oerr Baeh Thrust. ' Mrs. I'uritun - My anceatora .'aute errr In the Mayflower. I'd hnve you know. Mrs. I)'Awnnte That may be. tmt t hoy mtcbt not u nllowed to land lodny.-rhllndcliihln Hulli-tln. Why M Was Qulot. Hhsr lld he have to wiy for blm elfr "Nothiim. TH wife was with blm. Jndce. ri' . , Might Hvs Btn Woraa, Ithrutimtle PatMit-Oh. doctor, I do suffer mo with my biuids and feetl ClHt'ry lMctor-Sly dear wemnn. only think nlmi IntnuvMilfnce you would have 10 atiffer wlihuiit them! London Mull ,.f rt1,l' 4aBHBBtat vgtsVAwu flKWBVakaa&AMsHsVBHBalffPKVrs S AND mile! For 1 machinn ihat mntj A M rapher to turn out MORE letters with LESS effort Jn the ordinary working day. The new Royal Master-Model "10" speeds up too day's work and sets the pace that pays I Built for "Big Business" and its Great Army of Expert Operators These new features of the Royal add to the sensitive fingers of the typist, the one vital thing that the old-style typewriter subtracts speed! The speed with brains behind it the all-day speed of the expert typist in the day's work. Errorless speed is the kind of speed that counts, Cornmonsense has punctured the illusion of the other kind. :i : Get th Facts! 8end for the "Royal man" and ask for a DEMONSTRATION. Or writ us direct for our bow brochure,-"tf offer SeraVco," and book of fccta on ToucA 2pnf-aont(rsoto tTpowritar uaara. 0 jil ROYAL TYPEWRITER COMPANY T T FOB IE Washington, Juu. 8. Congression al legislation to prohibit Americans from traveling on belligerent vessels appeared today to bo a possibility aa the result of the liner Persia torpe doing. At tha mime tluio, congress ovldum'ud a growing aoulltuont for an "embargo on America munitions trulilft. Administration loaders ad mitted that tha senate's Intervention In tlio International situation, as shown In yesterday's acrimonious do bate, la causing uneasiness. They confessed, Jiowcvor, that thla discus sion serves tlio aalutary purpose of Indicating American fooling; regard J uk submarine warfare slaughter and Ho thla extent la a helpful feature. ' Tbo senate and bouse foreign com mlttoea will moat tomorrow to con aldur aubmarlne and other Interna tional Umo pending before them. President WlUon'adealr to min im Ue congrcBalonal debate la aimed to prevent Introduction and consid eration of Inflammatory Teaolutlona, for he feara theae might hamper dl- plomatlo negotlatlona through cre ating tlUerneaa abroad. tn tho Persia enae, the admlula-, tratlou still waited for Information aa to whether a torpedo or a mlno sank the llnr,' and ff It was a sub ' tuartne attack, what nation' was re sponsible. f Until thla Information Is at band 'the povi-rniut'nt plans no steps In the situation. - Tarrota. . " Buji orlKlimliy lui'iiut a jjol.il . The WcIkU worl hiifc H'.iriilflea ghost The Hebrew word. 'h!i!; lu Tunlm Xd. 0. in n prin.'iit'fl by terror, waa In the cni-ly ii'nnxlmidiiH leudcied buc the Vcr.e iTiiOiti'x '"j'hoii abaft not iud 't Ik- nfr:ili iifi-.ny Ii-ch.V" tifcnl." rili Fast. . "LUd mi ln:tr niMiiit tlmt ilnif mute nt i be 'isui ftii-ioryV' .No.-. ... -.. "He picktNi .i i wiiivl mill apoke.' ' Cfr.cuc! Vi-onc-' The ihoi ilt;ii.'vw,. -iNiple .In tile world are J Ju (n-ocie 'k hic aincereiy wronrr. t'oiivclcii'-e U ItHe n romtWHs nttil iKvdx .niiilitirii i'iitl,l"nm'nt. ' ' 'r.itit i vt t)"i lb) v ru liiid thine Man and Woman. When a man sets luto trouble the Brat thing bo thinks of In, "How shall I get out of this fix r Vbcu a woman gets Into trouble her first thought la. "How liai) I In-xI liear tlrta niliMTyf' V:iirnl Hlm k - BELLIGEREN P R1CANS C i "SPEED UP!" to 60 minutes an Hoar by taking the "grind" out of typewriting! here at last Is the master If z 0 vgfSfcf $12S In Canada STOMACH MISERY QUICKLY VANISHES Your money back If you want It Is the way In which C. II. t'emaray, the popular drugKlst, la selling Mlona, the great dyspepsia remedy. This Is an unusual plan, 'but lll-o-na has so much merit and la so al moin Invariably successful In rellev Imr all forms of Indlgeation that he runs hut little risk .In selling under a guarantee of tbia kind. . Io not be miserablo or make your friends miserable with jour dyspep sia, Mt-o-na will help you. If It doesn't, tell C, H. IJemaray that you want your money back and he will cheerfully refund It. , A change for the better will be seen from the iHrst few doses of Ml-o-na.and Ite continued use will soon start you on the road to perfect digestion and enjoyment of food. Ml-o-na has been so uniformly suc cessful that every box is sold under a positive guarantee to refund the money if It does not relieve. What fairer proposition could iba made. 0. II. Demaray glvee his personal guarantee of "money back If you want W with avery box of Ml-o-na that he sells. A guarantee like this speaka volumea for the merit of the remedy. tHE MAMERTINE PRISON. Where King Jugurtha and St Paul Wore Immured. The reputed pl:u e of St rotp'alohj UuprbioiimeM. the Vortim, Is tlie center of the nobleet niln of Itome. Not far from, the -elitir of the bux)'. noisy, modern city rUe the aenrrcd ruins of oer ancient uiory, Uere are tbo templu of Huturu, with its elht olumua; the often copied three columns of the temple of Cantor und I'ollux, the arch of Kcptfiululi SeverUs, the 'ictnplea of Vesta and Cuesur iiud timhy other 'fa ruoun ruins, and Iieydnd are the pnl aeva of the Caesura. Not far awoy la the tnaRiilficent column of Trajan, 147 feet lu height, around which run re liefs of the emperor's whii, containing. It Is siild, over 2,500 sculitured bnuiun figures. (lose to the en tin nee to the 1'orniiS. thin most wonderful colletrion of the ruined iiiouumei.U of ancient times, la a smull church culled the Church of St Gluscppl del Falcgunul. Under thla church are two dungeons, au upper and a lower, called the Mamcrtlne prison, and from a hole In tbe uptwr chamber prisoner were lowered Into the noi some bole below, sometimes to perish miserably of starvation, as did Jugur tba. king of Nuruldla. with whom ecboollwys become o familiar Ui theu Ort yeiir of Latin. ; In thiadoiikcon. unconuted thousaudn of Christians believe, St. I'aul and 6t Peter1 were luituured. mid every year on the night of the 4th of July repre seutatlvcs of nil the chnrchen of Uoroe assemble by torchlight and "In solemn slleuce kneel in front of the tradition al piHnr."-ChrlsUHn Herald. , ART WORK IN WOOD. A Striking Carnao Effect and How It, ! Was Produced. ' " saw a iiew tbiug In the art line the other day which surprised me Bud. t mny also sny, pleuseil me." snld an art resort dilettante in a group of kindred spirits." "It was what the artist ciiIIihI u wood cameo, nud It wax Nometblug I luid never seen before. "That it whs wood did not uppenr as It bung on the wall, and 1 aked him for ptirtlcumrs. . It was uboiit a Toot xquaro with au ov;il center, coutninlm; a bus-relief of u Greek nodilcns. The siiiifire whb in ebony nnd mahogany nud the bead In white wood. "He bnd neoiircd bis enmeo effects by tlmt building up bis sqimrevwith the tbix'e layers, glued and pressed B tightly that there were no marks of cleavage, and had cut through them exactly as enmeo carvers cut through the URual shell cameos. Tlio ebony front was plain, but finely polished, and tbo entire effect urns excellent "ne told me It wtm hta first finished work, though he hud been practicing for two yenrs. and, while be waa not entirely satisfied with It, there wn considerable consolation to blm In the fact that he had an offer of JlftO when-' ever ho wnnted to dispose of It" New Vork Sun. ' ' He Proved It' . My dear child." anld the fond motlK er. "if you marry Henry, do you think he will have the force to lift himself above tils follow men to a level with your . . j "Wny. of wntrse 1 do. nianimal Don't you remember how ho ellmted the eight storlos to our npimnient the other ulght when the clcviitor was broken?" 8t Louis Post-PlHlmtch. ; Puialsd Him. ! Uncle Ben. a. very careful eld darky, was a witness In n shooting case. "Were the shots simultaneous, uncle?" Inquired the prosecuting attorney. "Well, boas, you see. hit wua dls way."' replied the witness, with great deliberation. "Don shots come ao close fogeddur dnt I can't bo sho ef dcy wua or not" Argonaut blot Jon. ' ; ' ) "What Una did you say yon tre Sto?" v k,l manufacture A face powder that can't lie klsacd off." ' "Whu him vhnrjre of your provlurf (tiymidK,!-ljnilHVllle Cotnler-Jourunl ;. Classified AdvcrlisijTg; FOrt 'HALT, SLAB WOOD Williams Wood Yard. Ask for prices. 47Stf NUKSEItY STOCK Bring, write or phone your tree orders to George II. Tarkcr, 403 West D street, Grants Pass. Phone 285-Y. Ten years In the business. 642 BFuKSHUtk" swTTnlplg'rourel Champion, the aire who outranks all others in the world In the show record of bis get. . P. E. Steel, Winona Ranch, Route 1, Grants Paaa. . if FOR SALE OR TRADE 8x10 im proved Empire State camera, tripod, backgrounds and complete professional outfit Trade for wagon, stock or farm Implements. Address W. J. Evans, Wtlderrille, Oregon.', 648 FOR SALE Carrots already dug at my place close to town. J. Christie, Route 2. 639 FOR SALE A Panama parrot, fair talker, price cheap. Inquire L. H. Hutchings. Gen. Del. 638 FOR SALE Maxwell runabout, In good condition,' $100; library table, heating stove, writing desk, rugs, and ne guitar Mrs. C. B. Fowler, phone 345-J. 638 FOR SALE Garage, 14x18, feet, built on skids so that H can be easily moved. Phone 164-R. 638 FOR 8ALE A $50 gas range, good as new, must be sold at once. Slake Us an offer. Also : three bbrner gas plate and oven to Sell. Phone 104-R. 638 FOR BALE New 1916 model Ford body and wind shield. Inquire ot Rosa Bailey. 640 WILL SELL or trado extra good vio lin and case. Cost $30, and Is nearly new. Inquire of Ross Bailey. ' : 640 TO EXCHANGE MOTORCYCLE, with side car, offered in trade for land In or near Grants Pass. Will trade In as first pay ment. Machine la in good condi tion and would be convenient and quick transportation for suburban resident. See A. Jackson, Courier ""office. tl EXCHANGE I have several choice California residence and ranch propertiea to exchange for Grants Pass modern bungalow or close in acreage. Quick action. A. X Par sons. , , 630tt TO 11KXT FOR RENT 840-acre farm with buildings, on Illinois river. About 70 acres under cultivation and ir rigation. Joseph FeUner, Grants Pass.' .648 FOR RENT A modern house, furn ished or unfurnished. Phone 128-R. , v ,634tf WANTED WANTED A man to blast stumps by contract or day at Ben Dim , mick's ranch. 636 WANTED Middle-aged lady to keep house for one man and boy. A good home for the right party, Address Courier, 2292. ' 636' WANTED Work in restaurant, hotel or family without children, by young lady of experience. Address No. 2290, care Courier. 640 LOST LOST Saturday evening, between Fifth and Eighth, an automobile crank." Finder please leave at Olding'e garage.- . , 636 VETERINARY SURGEON DR. R. J. BE3TUL, Veterinarian. Office in Wlnetront Implement Building. : ; Phone 11S-J. Resi dence phone 305-R. ' DFfttRATOnn AND PAINTERS PAPKRHANGrNO. graining, paint- tnt. For best work at lowest ' prices phone 2!B-J. C. O. Plant. JtaUth Vara street . Losing His 8nni. A mlschlevoux boy, builug got pos session of bis Kiuiidfuilii r's Npectarles, privately took om the kiuom. i When the old gciitlemuo put tlu-iu on, Bnd ln be could not s;e, ho exclaimed: "Mercy on mel V lost my Might:" I'.ul. I!il:ikliii: tl:e I ii : n . i i . 1 1 1 to vision citlit be the O'n'.ii' .r Hu Hlnsses, tuoli them oil to'wlpe ihetu, when, n il fwlliiH i lliein, lie. t-illl inmi fright iicJ. ei'it'il ni:. ' V'hy.' wIi.ii h loine ' ) I'm )ihi ui U'i iii! l4ii :.:i IOimh . .. i : . TIME CAUD California and Oregon Coast Uailroad Company (The Orfgon Caves Itoute) Effective Monday, Dec. 20, 115. Train 1 lv. Grants Pass.7:00 a.m. Arrives Watera Creek8 : 0 0 a.m. Train 2 lr. Watera Creek8:l6 an, ArrlTes Granu Pass. 9:15 a.m. Train S lr. Grants Pass... Arrives Watera Creek. 2:00 pan. 3:00 p.m. Train 4 lr. Watera Creek..5:00 p.m. Arrives Grants Paaa 6:00 p.m. All trains leave Granta Pass from the corner of G and Eighth streets, opposite the Southern Pacific depot. For all information regarding freight and passenger service call at the office of the company, Public Ser vice building, or phon -38-RJor saaie. : Train will stop on flag at hii.v point between Grants Paaa and Watera Creek. Passenger aervlce every day la the 'week. . FAMOUS SIKH TEMPLE Moat Costly and Ornate Place ef War ship In the World. Too hare seen some costly and beau tiful churches, especially If you liave 1 traveled in Europe, Yen may perhaps lave gauged the religions devotion of a given sect by tbo money it baa lav ished on lta temple, and If this is your standard do you know who are the moat devout religionists in the world? The Greek church in Russia and the ' Roman cburcb In Italy reveal great de-1 vorion, but their piety, measured by the above standard. 1s trivial when compared to that of the Sikhs, disciples of Knnak Shah, in the Punjab, now British India. At Amritsar, about thir ty miles from Lahore, where Edwin Lord Weeks painted bis wonderful ori ental pictures, there Is a Sikh temple that is without a peer in the Christian world. It was built when the politico religious organization waa at the pin nacle of its power and ail the wealth and splendid decorative feeling of the orient were at the disposal of the buliden. ' The temple itself, which was at one time served by COO priests, Is sixty feet long and a boot half that width. It la surrounded by a deep depression, which la ealied the "Fount of Immortality The bridge leading across this to the entrance of the temple proper is floor ed by plates of engraved silver, each twelve feet square. The bridge ta Il luminated by gold lamps on marble pedestals. The walls of the temple are marble, lnlnld by marvelous mosa ics. The roof is composed of three gilded domes, surrounded by small golden cupolas, and the doors are of solid sliver. All this Is but a setting for the most costly and ornate alrar in the world. St Louis Globe-Democrat . ' Japanese Houses. ;: A numtmr of n uses have affected the size of the Japanese house, wblcb seems mucb too stpall for a comforta ble habitation in the "eyes of the for ehrner. In the first place, the people themselves are smr.U. the averape helsht of the Japanese male adult be Ing five feet three and one-half inches iu:d that of the female four feet nine und one-half Inches. As it Is the usual custom to kit on the Boors upon cush ions, Vvitli t:: less ticnt beiiwitb. cieut bcUrht of i-cllinsa I not desirable. The low feilins."s may also le nttriliuted to the luck of any beatln systems other than the small i-barcou) brazier known as tbe 'hlbnshl." The frequency or eartliquakes throughout Japan baa been u largely contributing cause oa Weil, und the question of expense In a country where ernr.omy relgna su pre trie haa also bad a powerful Influ ence. Odd Curot For Seasickness. . AUiotis curious remedies for seasick ness fet that which Is popular among the mariners tn the levnut the dally Swallowmg of Iron rust, which la ol. taincd by the simple rocess of scrap Ing it off the anchor or anchor chuln' But this is. only part of tbe treatment for a smull pouch coutaluliitt rt:istcd stilt nnd Bowers oT thyme must tie tied npon the abdomen us' firiiily tis ctlti Ih boine, this lieltiK cousUleml to counter act the effei-t of tbt liitorunl disturb auce caused by the rolliuu ,f the ves sel. Known to the nut lent tirccka as "thyuilun salt" hie preiiaiiitioii Ims ul least tbe authority or old iik. while Its efflt'iu-y Is hoi v.-itbout uunleru tcs tlmou.v. And the belt Is iiettcr thlin salt nnd fnttti liettOr than the belt Super No, air, the ghost hasn't walked for two weeks. . Crlttlck 1 aaw tbo leading man with u wad to day. He must have got his salary. Super Oh, yes: he's the star. Crlt tlck What you might call a ''fixed" staf, eh ? Philadelphia Ledger. Praotloal Way. :.! Gladys I wbnder which la the eas iest way to acquire a fine sweeping gait? Mother-Just go over there and take that broom.-Balttmor American.. Tbe tmin whu la fortunate enough to be able to give, receives more tlinn the piMr tnlief. . s , ' , ' 1 PHYSICIANS L. O. CLEMENT. JH. D. Prittlcs limited to diseases of the eye, ear. nose and throat Glasses fitted. Office hours 9-12, 2-5, and on ap pointment. Office phone 82; resi dence phone 3S9-J. 3. LOUGHRIDOE. M. D.. Physician and rnrgeon. City or c0ntry calls attended day or night. Res. phone 369; office phone HI. Sixth and H. Tuffs Building. 1. ?, TRUAX. is.. D., Pbysldan and Surgeon. ' Phones: Office 125; residence, 324. Call, answered at all hours. Coua'rr calls at tended to. Luhdeburg Bid. F. M. INGRAM. D. C, D. O. MeataJ Spinal, Nervcus and Chronic Dis ease. , Office: 215 North Sixth street. Honrs: 10 tq 12, 2 to 5. Other hours by appointment Phone 7. Res. phone 24$-J. - DR. ED BYWATER Specialist en diseases iif eye, ear, nose tad . throat; glasses fitted. Office hoars 9 to 12 . tn.. t to 5 p: n. Phones: Res., 284-J; office, 257-J. Schmidt ' Building, Grafits Pass. Oregon. DR. F. D. STRICKER Diseasesof children and general "practice. Tele phone 174-J. Office: Masonic build- DENTISTS E. C. MACY, . M. D., flrst-claas denUstir. 109 Bouta Sttth street. Granta Pass. Oregon. BERT R. ELLIOTT. D. M. D. Mod ,. ern dental work. t Marguerite -H. Elliott, dental assistant Rooms 4 and 6, Golden Rule balldlng. , Grants Pais, Ore. Phone 265-J. M. R. BRITTEN, DenUst Rooms t and 3, Lundburg building, opposite , post office. Hours 9 a. m. to 12 m.; 1:20 to 6 p. m. Saturdays a. m. to 12 tn. ATTOR3TEY8 H, D. NORTON. Attorney-at-Law. Practice in aU State and Federal Courts. First National Bank Big. COLVIG ft WILLIAMS Attorneys-'t-Law, GranU Paaa Banking Co. . Building. Grants Pass. Ore. E. S. VANDYKE, Attorney. Practice in all courts. First National Bank Bldg; EDWARD H. RICHARD. Attorney-'at-Law. Office Masonic Temple, Grants Pass, Oregon. u, T. MILLER. Attorney-at-Law. County attorney for Josephine County.. Office Sehalhorn . Big. ' O. S. B LAN CHARD, Attorney-at-Law. Grants Pass Banking Co. building. Phone 270. Grants Pass, Ore. DRAYAGEAND TRANSFER COMMERCIAL TRANSFER CO. All kinds of drayage and transfer work carefully said promptly done. I'hone 132-R. Stand at freight . depot 1 A. Shade, Propr.. F G. 1SHAM, drayage and transfer." Safes, pianos and furniture moved, peeked, . shipped ' and stored. Phone Clark & Holman, No. 50. Residence phone 124-R. THE WORLD MOVES; so do we. - Bunch Bros. Transfer Co. Phone 15-R. ; MI8CKLLANL0US CRYSTAL SPRINGS water, put up in . B-gaJlon glass Jars and delivered at your door,' fresh, pure sanitary Telephone 293-R and water wagon wUt'call.;: L h 5 . ,f - 664tt PURE , MOUNTAIN WATER Clear and refreshing. Bacterial teata as sure that thla water is pure. De livered in five-gallon bottles, 2 Sc. W. E. Beckwlth. Order by phone. 602-PS. 459tf. LODGES GRANTS PASS Lodge No., 84. A. F. A. M ' Stated communica tions 1st sad Id Tuesday 3 Visiting brethren cordially Invited. F. W. Russell Jr.. W. M. Bdw. O. Harris, aecretaJry. ' GOLDEN RULEl6dGE. No. 78, 1.0. d.F., rheels every Wed- jk nesoay eve. in i.u.u.f. hall, cor. 6tb and H Bts. Visiting Odd Fe:ibs Cordially Invtt ed ko be iresent. W. H. Ryint Ji. G.S Clyde Martin, Secretary. " f AWtAVKRH 4- B. R. CROUCH,, aswyr. ehemlBt, metallurgist. Rooms 201-103 Pad- ..cR ttsiwtti r.nm nn: A