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HOLD FISH TRADE
FOR ALASKAH CITY
Washington, May 30. A house bill
' designed to got back the salmon and
halibut trad of Kett-hikitn. Alaska,
grabbed by the Canadian port of
Prlnc Rupert, will bo Introduced
Monday' by Congressman McOllll
cuddy of Main. Tim department of
commerce sponsors tbo nicsaur.
. It will provide that all salmon and
hallbnt (hipped Into tb United States
miiflt be sent In bond from on Amer
ican port to another, Canada sub
sidised an $80,000 rold storage plant
at Prince Rupert After the Grand
Trunk had finished ill transcontin
ental line. American were permit
ted to enter' fish without duty at
Trine Rupert If th freight was
bonded through Canada to th United
State. Recant of thla, fishermen
and other were forced to rhange
their residence to Prince Ruprt.
Th bill provides that no fresh
or frown halibut or salmon from the
north Pacific and Ua tributary water
may be admitted to th United 8tate
throuah a foreign country, except
when (hipped In bond from an Amer
ican port.
TO HAWK ,MORK MILITIAMEN
VOH KTATK OF TKXA8
Austin, Texas, May 20, Governor
Ferguson today authorised recruit
ing of nine additional unit of th
Texa inllltla, raising the quota from
thla atat In th federal aenrlc to
7.600.
"Corns All Gong I
Starr Cora Vanish by TJWm Won
derful, Bimpl "QetXt" MeTr
, falls, Applied la 2 Seoonda.
Tan't II wonderful what a difference
Jual a Utile "Gets-It" maaee, on
corn and callueeaT ll'a alwaya nlaht
eomewber la tbe world, with many
Wt 1 Itaa'l ('rat I Omi mt My
( ma With Hlvta-lt'l"
folks humped up, with cork -acre wfd
laeee, auUKlna. picking-, drilling out
Ihalr corns, making packages of tholr
toa with plaalera. bandagea, tape and
contraptions, and the "hollar' In
their corna kom on forevarl Don't
yea do It. Uaa "Oeta-lt," it' marvel
oua, nlmple, never falle, Apply It In
1 evronda. Nuttilng to atlck to Iho
tockliiK, hurt or Irritate the toe.
I'aln Hoy. Corn coined "clean oft.
iulrk. it'a one of the frema of tha
world. Try It-you'H klck-trora loy. For
corn eal Inane, wart, bunion.
"Mtelt" I aold everywhere, iSo a
bottle, or aent direct by IS. Lawrence
Co., Ch lea so.. 111.
Sold In Grant Paw and recom
mended aa the world beat corn
remedy by Geo. C. Babln.
Special Rates
From Grants Pass to
Principal Eastern Cities
CALIFORNIA
On ale dally: June 1st to 8opt. 30th, 1016
Stopover allowed
Return limit: 90 days from date of aale not to
exceed Oot. 81, 1916
, "To start right la to end right"
THE SHASTA ROUTE
' l the right way to etart
Attraction
SEE
Mt. Shasta Shasta Spring , Vt.. Lassen
San Francisco Ioi Angetea Yosemltd Valley
Southern California Beaches Panama California Exposition
LIMITED TRAINS
on all Southern Pacific routes
OGDEN ROUTE 'The route of Limited.'
SUNSET ROUTE 'Through Storyland.'
EL PASO ROUTE 'The route of the lowest altitudes.'
Call on local agent for further information or write
John M Scott, General ranscnger Agent, roi-tlnnd, Oregon
SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES
CARRIES HARP
VALUED $1,003
Harp Soloist Carries Valuable
Instrument.
Ellxabcth do Barrio QUI. barplut en
tertainer, U one of th Chautauqua'
niost unique offer! lk. Inimitably pre
senting, a b doe, spleudld vocal
and Instrumental concert, delightfully
Uitorapotned and combined wltb de
lectable character stories and liuper
ouatlous, Mr. GUI la wonderfully proficient on
th harp, and the f 1.000 gold Instru
ment which b play I a master-
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1 MRS. GILL. '
piece of workmanship, of a vibrant
lyric depth and tone reaxmanc of ear
paaalng power aud sweetness. Mr.
Gill bu a rich contralto voice and,
tinging to ber own accompaniment on
the harp, afford an Ideal combination.
Sh feature' EngHah, Irlah, Scotch and
negro folk oug, which the crooning
murmur of the Instrument prove moat
effective.
In a generous rportolre of barp
solo ccHH'luIly pleading on tbo great
lyre, audi tbo old plantation melo
dic iinl "Tbo Miserere" from "II
Tiovntnrc," Mr, (itll'a rendition of
"The Ilonury" In a tllatluct accomplish
nient. Iu Ibis number alie demon
strates (he supremo rank of The hnrp
as a musical Inafrnmeut when pluyed
by an urllal.
Mining "blank at the Courier offlce.
enroute
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A Natural Oern Spender.
When a long forgotten cousin died
and left MIm Mltflcld a round hun
dred tbouitaud iho eutlre Tillage, after
having recovered from the ahock, fell
to wondering whether the faded llttl
ptuiter, after baring for alxty-thre
year pinched aud acraped and plain
wd juat to keep aoul and body to
gether, would, after all, get much com
fort from ber eleventh boar opulence.
The elate of Mule Mlae Mltdeld'a
mind wa revealed when her next door
nelglittor Inquired what be abould do
wltb her money did "be mean to
lave Itt
"8a v Itr ner eye fliuued with
new found acorn. " "LUten to me,
Bctay; all my life long I've wanted a
pair of aide comb with yellow glai
bead onto 'em, and now I'm goln' to
bev 'em; ye, ma'am, even If 1 abould
hev to go a high- a 50 cent!"
Touth'a Companion.
Coffee With Milk,
For many yeara after coffee waa Drat
drunk In Europe, iaya the Manchester
Guardian, no one thought of mixing It
wltb milk any more than the Turk
and Arab do now. Tbo uae of coffee
au lait eoma to date from 1C87. Urn,
d Bevlgne. writing to ber daughter In
that year, antd tbnt a doctor much In
vogue "ha taught ua to mix augar and
milk with our coffee. Tbey make a
moxt delightful compound, which will
help to aupport in through the rigor
of Lent,"
In a letter written even year ear
lier ahe bad mentioned aa an eccentric
proceeding on Ibe part of Mme. do la
Sabllere that "ahe drlnka milk to ber
tea." Header of "Unbeaten Track
In Japan" may remember that one of
the Ainu thought It dlaguatlng that
Mr. Blabon should drink milk and
pollute ber tea wltb a fluid having eo
trong a amell and taate.
Rip. Van Winkle Hlmelf.
Joepb Jefferson um-d to tell a atorf
of bla vlalt to a vlllnne lu the Catxklll
niountaliia He waa inking cup of
tea In the bold when be benrd a negro
waiter giving a detalleJ account of
legruda.
"Ye. nb." he c-ontluiicd.' "Itlp went
up Into de mountain. lipa for twenty
yeara. and when be come back byartn
dl berry town hi own folka didn't
know hlra "
"Why." wtld lb lUiencr. -you don't
believe Ibe atury'a iruer.
"True Ob course It la. Wby," point
ing; to Jefferson, "dut'a de man "
Boa Pravarioatora.
"There gov a man wbo boast tbat
be baa never bought a gold brick."
"ltemlnda me of the fellow wbo aaya
he ba never told a lie."
"Yea. He remlnda me of the cbap
wbo aya the upkeep of bl automobile
la uext to nothing."
"And be'a In tbe same category with
the mau who aaya he never wa atck a
day In bla life." - Birmingham Age
Uerald ' .
Fuel In Ancient Rom.
Tbe fuel of the ancient Roman waa
almost exclusively charcoal Thla waa
burned In open pan without grate or
flue and gave economical beat for liv
ing room and baths. Tbe Inconven
ience of cblmuey wa avoided, and
' tbe beat could be easily regulated.
Frenzied Flnanoe,
Short-I wish 1 were u rumor. Long
Whnt'a tbo answerf Short Why. a ru
mor oon giii it currency. St Loula
roat Dispatch.
Uklng Rope a Spar Tire.
When a blowout occurs on tbe road
and no spare tube or shoo Is on the car
and tbe blown tube or casing is beyond
further repair, the usual method of
procedure Is to run to the noarent
garage on the rim! In every case this
mean positive destruction of the rliu.
If the cBNlng Is removed, and xerlous
damage of tbo rim or tbo destruction
of tbe shoo, If It Is left on. Recently
a motorist was In thla predicament
and be procured somo rope from a
farmer and wound It tightly around
tbe rim. felloe and spokes. The flrat
few turn of roi were wound clrcum
ferrntlally; the remainder was wound
crosswise, so tbat holding places were
obtained at four or Ave spokes. Suffi
cient roHj was used to make tbe thick
ness of tbe novel tire equal to that of
tbe rubber casing.
If properly wound the ro)e tire will
not make rtdlng very uncomfortable.
In any event It Is better than destroy
Ing a rim. Popular Science Monthly. :
Steadiness In Business. '
Why plugging beat dash In tbe Dnsl
nets world la explained by a business
man In tbe Woman's Home Compan
ion. . "One thing that la bard, for a yoang
man to learn Is that the race In busi
ness I not to tbe awlft, but to th
steady," he aye. "It wa not until
after marriage that 1 learned that Be
fore 1 waa looked on as a man of abil
ity, but unreliable. I held half a down
Jolw, one after auotber, and waa proud
of the fact that I. could apparently
make good anywhere. I went to busl-
I neaa every day with a kind of chip on
my ahoulder. A long my boas
waa good to me I would condescend
to work for him, but 1 was a free
, from responsibilities a th wind.
; There waa a good a Job for ma In
; Butte, Mont, as In Chicago. 80,
I while employor paid me well because
! I delivered the goods, no one of them
regarded me as a man to be built Into
his organisation." '
Job printing of every description
at th Courier olio.
FOit BAJLf.
40 ACRES 4 ft miles from Grant
- Pass, no improvement, for aale
at 140 per acr. Under ditch sur
vey. Address No. 2415, care
Courier. 6fi7tf
FOR SALE 8U-room plastered
house, close In, lot 100x100, good
shade. Address No. 2413, car
Courier. v 667tf
VOn SALE Very high-class regis
tered Guernsey bulls, nearly ready
for service. Price right. Leonard
Orchard Qompany, River Bank
Farm. 696tf
MURPHY farm for tale, 73 acre 10
mile from Grant Pass, on banks
, of Applegat river,, some bottom
land, much upland nnder ditch,
with water right Address No.
615, care Courier. 707tf.
POUR ACRES set to grapes, peaches
and apples, five-room bungalow,
on Pacific highway, two toilea from
city, no incumbrance, for aalo. A
nap if taken before Jom 1. Ad
dress John Rosa, Grants Pass. 762
BLUE PRINT plats of Grants Pass
for aale at Courier office, fl.60. 3
FOR SALE Improved .160-acre
' stock ranch near Grant Pass, half
In crop, 60 Inches water; outside
range; something good. Box 60,'
R. 1, Rogue River, Ore. " 759
REMEMBER Miss Moore from
Medford will be at 627 North
Third street to meet art patrons
Saturday. Tou can make appoint
ments for lessons and portrait sit
tings and see a display of her
work. 752
LOST
LOST Saturday night, May 13, one
purple and grey plaid macklnaw
robe. Finder please leave at saw
mill and receive a suitable re
ward. H. S. Woodcock. 756
fOUXD.
FOUND Set of Ford curtains on
Seventh, between M street and
river. Can be had by paying for
thla advertisement at Courier
office. 752
FOUND Bobolink bracelet, 6 links.
Initials are M. E. A., A. F. W. and
others. May be had at Courier by
paying for this advertisement. 753
FOUND Yellow dog, with white
feet, some white on face and tall
tipped with white. Will owner
call at Courier office for informa
tion? 752
REWARD
REWARD for information leading
to return of two-year-old black re
gistered Percheron stallion colt,
strayed from Winona ranch. F. R.
Steel, route 1, 747tf
VETERINARY SURGEON
DR. R. J. BESTUL, Veterinarian.
Office In Wlnetrout Implement
Building. Phone 113-J. Resi
dence phone S05-R.
MISCELLANEOUS
CRYSTAL SPRINGS water .put up In
5-gallon glass Jars and delivered
at your door, fresh, pure, sanitary.
Telephone 293-R and water wagon
will call.
URE MOUNTAIN WATER Clear
and refreshing. Bacterial tests as
sure tbat this water la pure. De
livered In five-gallon bottles
.V. E. Beckwlth. Order by phone,
603-F-3. 45tf
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O Treating a 8prain. ' . O
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O Ing of tbe ligaments and capsule 0
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O Ucn twist or wrench. There are 0
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0 of tbe upper extremity apply a 0
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0 a large arm sling If In a joint o
0 of the lower extremity place the 0
0 patient in bed. apply a padded o
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Classified AdJves'&JrLg
TIME CARD
The California and Oregon
Coast Railroad Company
(The Oregon Caves Route)
Effective 'Monday, May 1, 1916.
Train 1 Iv, Grant Pass...,,7:00 a.m.
Arrives Waters Creek....8:00 a.m.
Train 4 Iv. Watera Creek....6:00 p.m.
Arrive Grants Pas......6:00 p.m.
Dally except Sunday.
All train leave Granta Pass from
tbe corner of G and .Eighth streets,
opposite th Southern Pacific depot.
For all Information , regarding
freight and passenger service call at
the office of tbe company, Public Ser
vice building, or phone 131 for
same.
Train will atop on Hag at any
point between Granta Paaa and
V'r- Creek. YiiZZZZT. -rv,r
every da) In the week.
SMI OHTKIt EN ItDl'TU TO
8AV QIKXTI.V PRISON
San Francisco, May 20. En route
to San Quentln penitentiary, where
he must serve 15 ears for an attack
on Gertrude Lejnson, 15 year old.
Rev. Madison Slaughter, former
Baptist pastor of Chlco, is expected
hero tonight. He will be In custody
of Sheriff Riddle and Is expected to
leave Orovllle eome time today. .
Since being placed in jail Slaugh
ter has changed greatly, becoming
pale and thlnnar. ' v.
PESTERED MAX, NOW IX JAIL
San Jos. Cal., May 20. William
Shore was In danser 0f jail today be
cause he followed a citizen around
two days demanding that the man
surrender his clothing and give It to
Shore.' ' ' ..'':.
- "I pestered him eo much he finally
gave me the suit," said the prisoner.
Washington. May 20.Votlng 211
to 161 the house today passed the
Alexander ship purchase bill. It es
tablishes a shipping board and a fifty
million dollar government corpora
tion to build and operat ships under
the American flag.
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OOUmKR, Agent
PUT8ICIAX8
L. O. CLEMENT; U. D. Practice)
: limited to disease of tha r. r.
no and throat Glass flttd
Office hour -lJ, 3-5, and oa ap
pointment Offle phone 62; real
, dene phone 35J-J. ,
3. LOUOHRIDGE, M. D., Pbyslda
and surgeon. City or country ealla
Attended day or ' night Baa.
phon '361; office phon 111
Sixth and H. Tuffs Building.
J. P. TKUAX, M. D., Physician and
Surgeon. Phon: , Offlc, 321;
residence, 324. Cal: answered
at all .hour. ;. Country call at
"tended to. Lundeturg Bldg.
DR. ED BYWATER Specialist on
disease of eye, ear, nose aid
throat;' glaaaes fitted. Office hour:
7 to 12 a. m., 3 to I p. m. Phona:
Re. 234-J; Office. 25T-JT. Schmidt
Building, Grant Pa, Oregon.
DR. F. D. 8TR1CKER Disease of
children and general practice. Taia
phon llw. OSetK atoaie'oiiie
' Ing. . ;-; tf.
A. A. WITHAM, M. D., Physician and
Surgeon. Office: Hall Bonding,
corner Sixth and I street. Phon:
Office, 111; ' realdene. 2IW.
.. Hour: I a. m. to 4 p. a.
DR. H. WAEKEN NICE, Osteopathia
Physician. Chronle and nerrona
diseases specialty. Rooms 1 and I,
Lundburg building, oppoalt post
office; phono 149-R. ' Realdene):
Colonial hotel; phone 167-J. 76S
DEJITI8T8
E. C. MACT, D. H. D. FlraKlaaa
dentistry. 109 H South Strta
street, Granta Pas. Oregon.
BERT R. ELLIOTT, D. If. D. Mod
ern dental work. Marguerite H,
Elliott, dental assistant Room t
and 6, Golden Rule building.
Granta Paaa, Ore. Phone 265-J.
ATTORNEYS
H. D. NORTON, Attorny-ftt-Lnw.
Practice In all State and Federal
Court. First National Bank Big.
COLVIG ft WILLIAMS Attorneye-at-Law,
Granta Paaa Banking Co.
. Building, Granta Pass, Oregon-
E. S. VAN DYKE, Attorney. Practice,
in all court. First National Banc
Building. '
EDWARD H. RICHARD, Attorney.
at-Law. Offlo : Masonic Tempi,
Grants Paaa, Oregon.
W. T. MILLER, Attorney-at-Law
County attorney for Josephine
County. Office: Schallhorn Bldg.
O. S. B LAN CHARD, AUorney-at-Law,
Grants Pass Banking Co. building.
Phone 270. ' Grant Pass, Oregon.
V. A. CLEMENTS Attorney-nt-lew,
practicee In atate and federal
courts. Room 3 and 3, orer
Golden Role store.
MUSICAL INSTRUCTION
VIOUN INSTRUCTION Franco
Belglan school of violin playing.
E. R. Lawrence, 215 I street
DRATAGE AND TRANSFER
COMMERCIAL TRANSFER CO. All
kind of drayage and transfer
work carefully and promptly done.
Phone 132-R. Stand at trieght
depot A. 8hade, Propr.
F. G. laham, drayage and, transfer.
Sarea, pianos and furniture moved
packed, ' ahlpped and stored.
Phone Clarke ft Bolman, No. 60.
Realdene phone 124-R.
THE WORLD MOVES; ao do we.
Bunch Bros. Transfer , Co. Phon
15-R.
LODGES
GRANTS PASS Lodge No. 84, A. F.
A. If. Stated Oommanioa
tions 1st and 3d Tuesdays.'
Visiting brethren cordially
Invited. A. K. Cass, W. M.
Ed. G. Harris, secretary.
GOLDEN RULE LODGE, NO. 78, 1.O.
O. F., meeta every Wed-
nesday eve In I.O.O.F.
r hall, cor. 6th and H. Sta.
VlBlUng Odd Fellows cordially invit
ed to he present. 1. V.. Howell, N.
0., Clyde Martin, Secretary.
ASSAYER8
E. R. CROUCH, Assay er, chemist,
metallurgist Rom 201-203 Pad
ddck Building. Grant Pass.
DECORATORS AND PAINTERS
PAPERHANGING, graining, paint
ing. For th best work at lowest
prices phon 295-J. C. Q. , Plant,
' South Park street.