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Newspaper Page TextMOMl.tV, MAY 20, 1916. daily hogve K1VTO COl'IUES I I 4r 4r r-. -o - " ' .re Koa 'Ready to T1HE power of nation m bme o need h the pro 1 I dueine now ol her induilriet. AiiMsfiu mutt find out what this producing powei it and then develop il Hie capacity of every plant mutt be gauged. The ability ol every man mud be known. For War Mechanical It it Electrical II w Chemical. II it Mining. Manufacturing. Transportation, ft m EVERY phase of Engineering futed into a tingle KKJulry "THE NATION'S DEFENSE." rViny ibNMd Eao m wwi YOUR COUNTRY wUa pot. IW an mt turwv ol YOUR COUNTRY'S lW iti.1 Rmowcm. TW si k.l,3nt YOUR COUNTRY to FIND ITSLLF --d Yeul Thoy tie cWlui tit cKinatU ot tomnmt. Soudw ch mukooI tupptv. So I hoi aai tU Day braak wImm War om' f YOUR ARMIES a Um tld will b but ih ol a Wave ol In dmtry, w wk) m th Ahwwm CoMMal tad w iWp IU Amntu Soul, Thai YOUR COUNT RY ey know what th Eafiiwof. art U lb Aowciottd AbWLt Clubi i tiU World km pltdyd thii wmrotlo bSa Pmi Jm el u Uatod Smo. Ad tbia tdvy nmmmA pubi)! Irtt be Out ppM, it port al a aoboo.wkU mtim la tocurt YOUR co-opotatioo maihaEoa 'UrilAt CAN I DOf" Tab w, douUlm. ik qurioa yoa II nwi wtaulaOwtar oStv caa do thm tub vhhHi aai Iwlp yoar wBuluror to (nip U Eaawmri aad b pwpiod, il to award, to bo a Sotdwf UduMiy, bhmd lb iina liaa, waka mri a on port MM atboiaa ao Ih fcriM boot (wimi boown mum m a tiulnaoail aua, wf too at. ImIo tooUlu "COOD WILL" boUd hW aotweic Utli ol & aaai bohtll ol Nabooal DrW ad latonMlUal Paaoa, CONNITTCE ON INDUSTRIAL NAVAL CONSULTING BO ARB TW Aompjm Smwit at 04 TW Ammbaa '- - Mmh w""Ylw TW Why Wo Have Two Eyae. Bocauta wa bavt two eyea the thtaga wa aeo teem aolld aad not flat, with tbt reault tbat w ran judge their dla Unrt from ua wltb fair correctneta. Look tlirougn wlmlow at bouaa acroaa ilia atreet with una eyt cloaad and then with the other eye clooed. Tbt ban of the window frame will cut acroaa the oprHwIte houto In differ ent pUcea. The two flolda aeen wltb tbt eyea aeparately, although la the main alike, differ. When you look at the honaa with both eyea oen the two flelda aceo by tlio two eyea are com bined and Uie houto acroaa the atreet aaumea depth and relief. ' Although we tee a houMe with each eye. we aee only one house with both eyea. Tblt makea the atereoacope ponnlble an ln atrument ao dotlirned that tb two eye are made to converge cm a tingle polut and yet to ee two different picture. If tlitwe two plcturea repreaent a chair aa it would appear to the right and "left' eyea ' renpectlvelf tbey are iw reived aa one aolld object Popular Science Monthly. Two Vlewa ef a Treaty. Tb treaty of Ghent, which ended the war of 1312, aa algned on the 28th . of December. 1314. waa varloutly re garded. Henry Clny, one of the algnera. thought It "a - bad treaty" and did not hetlUto to aay ao. In certain high quartern In England, on tbe other band. It waa looked upon aa a great oppor tunity thrown away. "An able nilnlatcr would have con tinued the war," Lieutenant General 8lr Cbarlea Napier declared, "until tbt northern atntea withdrew from tbt Colon, making a aeparatt treaty with England, after which England could have raiacd the negroca of tbe aoutb, inarched to Watblngtou at tbe bead of an Imuienae force of armed and dltcl pllucd black regimen ta and dictated peace, making Delaware an Independ ent blnck atate In alliance wltb Eng land." Bo much dependa upon tbt point of view. From "Our Nation In tbt Building." by Helen Nlcolay, In Century Magimliio, Trloka ef the Trade. When tbo little blond atenographor vlaltcd tier friend, the tall brunette bookkeeper, the other day aht found ' tbo latter limy with a lot of tnvelopea and tome paate. "Why dou't you get good euvelopea ao they'll atlckr abt'atked. "Theto did a tick once." tbt brunette confided, "but I'm fixing them again." "What'a the Idea?" "Whenever people come Into tbe of fice for my boat lie like to make tbero think he la nmlied to death." "Uh hub!" "So you aet I am fixing np these old lettcra. He will make a great fust opening tbcm wheu a cuNtomor calla. He doot tliut ao much we have a bard time keeping a mipply of letters to atlek up""ICxcliaiige. ', The Word Galtere. . UplMcopal gnlteiH cuiinot tlute from n fe,rv remote uutlqulty. The very word "gimra" ta alimmt u oowcomur to the languago. JoMnmm'a Dictionary doet not rccogtilae Itn exlKtcuce. It doet not occur before 17Kl. nndeven h 1802 military dlcllouiir.r bad to dollne It an "a tort of apntterdnalieH," "Onptre," however, tbe Ftvnch nrlglnnl, goct bnck at Inatt to,tie Hfieentli century, ami the origin nfltbiit l loat, though ety niologlata coiiiuri all tortM of word In all aorta or language. Including un old orinau word for n biiby'a chilHtenliiK cloth, The one certainty U tbnt milter hut nothing to do with gull In aplta of the punnlug line In the '"Rejected Ad drcHnt,'-,,Ui In their galtcra, laxer In their gait."-London Spectator. ' . ..I.., i i ' ii '.. ' Location nOtlctt,' Courier billee. v V' -A- a . 'V . Play Your Part? an otlina fowwlt. Mom U co-Ofwrtlf fully wth mo tftfiaern m ittttnllv N oe or a warKioi awa PREfAtEDNtSS Of TIE 0' TIC UNITED STATES AooAoo !. lM"lril,EilMi Ajiiniwioi olkiwul 1 f ?Wa m So. Htm Yol - The Klok Subtle. A man who Urea In Savannah and ewna a plantation In Chatham county, Ga bought a mule wltb a reputation for owning a aet of gifted and balr triggered bind lega and ablpped bar out to hit place to be uaed In plowing for cotton. A Hunday or ao later -be vlalted the plantation.; Tbe darky wbote particu lar Job It waa to care for tbe working atock came limning np to him to re port "Jim," aked tbe owner of tbe plan tation, "doet tbnt new mule kick much?" "Klckt" aald Jim. "Bom. dat dnr mule klu kirk de nweetnen right out ef yore coffeer - Saturday Evening root . Roiiralnte ef Poverty. A negro wltb a bad rut In hla head came to a doctor The doctor fixed blm np, and aa tlje man wna about to depart tbe phytlclan aald: Tbnt'a a pretty bad cut In your bead, Uenry. Why don't you profit by tblt leon and keep ont of bnd eompany 1u the futurer "Well I almtild like to. doctor." re plied Henry audly. "but you aee, I atn't got no money to get er divorce." One Exception. "No man can be alwaya guarded In bla conduct" '"I know of one cluaa of men who can." "Where art they T "In tbe penitentiary." - Baltimore American. Pretty Poor, nieke Bluffer U talking of puVchat Ing an automobile. Wlcka-Blufferl Wby. be couldn't buy a charge of am munition for an air guui Thty Often Do. "Don't tbe bonda of matrimony Inter ett you?" "They might If tbey paid a eaab dlvIdeniLNBotton Transcript . A good way to be happy la to try to be uaeful and helpful " Kitting In Iceland. Anions old time lawn ngnliixt IsIkhIus ihoxe of Iceinud Hpiear lo have Ixt'n the uiont Hevere. UnnlMliuieiit waa the penult? lutd dowu fur klxHluit auotlier until' wife, vlllier with or without tier coiixent. The mime piinlnliuient waa enfotied for Mmiik tin unmurrlcd wo mini ii'.'nlnxt her will If It could be proved Hint hIi hud coiiMrntcd to be klxied the offender whs Mt III liable to u hue of a iti'fnt Miiiiutlty of cloth for em-h ofipine ' Right n Hla Line. "Neeil any more tiilent for your mov Hilt picture driitninO" "We inllit'tH nt'ie to une you. Have you hud any experience at acting with out audience V" . "Acting without audiences la what nmimht nu here " Ntglaottd. Sinltty (taking hit watch from uu tier IiIm pillow 1-Qiinrter to 8 and no jne his come to wako iue yet 1 ebaB certHln'ly be Into for class If tbey don't come toon. Lehigh Burr. :4r I Hla Testimonial. ) Annnlat-lt the Junction Home a good hotel 1 Job Why, I wouldn't even lodge a complaint there. Dartmouth Jack o' Lantern. Soma pooplt art ao fond of 111 luck tbat they run halfway to meet it Dougltti Jcrrold. Mining blanks at the Courier offloa. WHAT OUR NEIGHBORS IN CALIFORNIA SAY. faaadena, Cl. " I want to extend to TOII HIT .N lhanka I y lenefita lp 'roin th : N. ' vour m you my heartfelt lor tne derived the use of ': ll - .1 1.1 1 fHlWJ IOI I IIO KIUU 'and good advice ouuineu. i am a proud mother. r i. .i Vw... 'great euflerer; I three times I waa slven ud to die the last time being four months ago. J doctored with several doctora but obtained no relief. Waa told tbat aa operation would effect a cure, ao I submitted to one, but this proved likt all the medicines I bad taken not beneficial. I obtained, and ttarted at onct taking Favorite Prescription.' "Four months ago the doctora and nurne said It would bo a year or mora before I would be able to do my house work, and, of course, I thought ao myself aa I wt not able to walk acroat tbe floor for several weeks. I am now able to do my house work and to care for my children and I do not feel aa though I could ever thank yon enough for the benefits It have, re ceived." MRS. Mabkiak Kipp, 1S4 8outh Pasadena Ave. . Wby should any woman continue to worry, to lead a miserable esistence, when Dr. lterce's 1'avoritt Prescription is sold by druggists, in cither tablet or liquid form? Sick people sre invited to consult Dr. Pierce by letter, free. All correa pondence la held as strictly private and sacredl confidential. Bend three dimes (or stampa) for mailing cbargea to Dr. Pierce's Invalids' Hotel, Buffalo, N. Y., and you will re receive a copy of the "Common Sense Medical Adviser," all cbargea prepaid. Arm Rifles. A HHiiilui II; ot nil I a Klmple prod uct Ix-xldc n mllliiiry rtftc. fr Hie lilt ler must Ire Inicri liunt'culile lit all lt parti n well very trma. la-i'iniM.' the noldlcr pil It ln.iny ronh tixe. Tlie qunntlty f rifle needed for a present day army l rimnnmiH. Mud ern Mploxlvw quickly i-orr'nle the rlflliiK. epollliig acciirn'.r. mid In trench warfare tbe nnldler In nld 0 need not one Ron. but four. Tbe Itrxt lie nlKMita wltb. the wmid uitiHt be available when the flint ret hot. the third I at hand In -ae of mrldrnt. and there must lie. a fourth in the repr.lr alinp. James fl. Collin In Saturday KvenlnC Pot ' " 1 Utterhcads at the Courier. 7T3 tool -i ft tit ttla I ! f 1 LRW I i ...- 2 Li ajisBaoojio-jTftTajojToi "eTnC""lolirl",7fit t lodlMoJttkootttoiaiaaUWMr l "The Machine 2 with a H 11 Personality9' f S TVTO matter what your S J 11 touch this new SS Koval Maater- Model 10 will fit it. tt Just turn the set-screw J? and regulate the touch ef of thii new Royal to Si fit YOUR SELPl Make 33 it liht and smooth as it) velvet or firm and snappy as you like. Built for "Big t J Business" and its 19 Great Army of s Expert Operators J Every keen-wilted sten S I ogrspher every office mint- Roval't AdiusfU Ttuck !2 a. jm that taket the "grind" out ft, of typewriting! If But the new Model 10 bat I 0 ymany Other big, vital new S S features. InvttUgatt thm I 01 t aw p Send for the "Royal man" $ and ask for a DEMONSTRA- i f TION. Or write ua direct for S I ii our nswbrocbures,''C7Tlt SERVICE," and One Pro Mam SolviJm poatal brings .1 . A -1 a inorn o ui unlike, , j Price $100, ! 3 -T i KUIAI, llrAnrRilEX 10, DC i I I ComUKIt, Agent ' t a n & r r 1 1. v if M f I'm im tasjaj.,M.-aioio.oM.i4 1 y W i oao)toojoarajawsojB4 mm ger every expert operator on a M lbs firing line oi 'Big Buii- I S nets " will grain tbe enormout ? M. BT ST M 1 1 it ? ii 1 VQH SALL 40 ACRES tH mllea from CranU Patt, no improvements, for aala at f 40 per acre. Under ditch sur vey. Address No. 2415, care Courier. - : ! S57tf FOR 8 ALB Six-room plastered bouse, close In, lot 100x100, good shade. Addrasa No. 241S, cart Courier. I67tf MURPHY farm for sale, 71 acres 10 miles from Grants Pass, on banks of Applegatt river, soma bottom land, much upland under ditch, wltb water right Addrtas No. (16, care Courier. . 707tf. FOUR ACRES set to grapes, peaches aad applet, five-room bungalow, on Pacific highway, two milts from city, no Incumbrance, for aala:. A snap If tatta before June 1. Ad drtas Jobs Ross, Grants Pass. 7(2 BLUB PRINT plats of Grants Pass for salt at Courier tfflet, 11.(0. IS FOR 8ALB - Improved KO-acre stock ranch near Grants Pass, salt In crop; 50 Inches water; outside rangt; something good. Box (0, R. 1. Rogue River, Ore. 75S FOR 8ALE Registered Guernsey bulls from high producing cows. River Banks Farm, R. 2, Grants Pass. Ore. 754tf FOR SALE Three-ton Velio, auto truck. Tbe price is right Leonard Orchards Company, Grants Pass, Ore. 754tt FOR 8ALE Mine two-stamp mill, 850 each; silver-plated copper plates, 2x10 feet; 55 feet ot six inch belting; track and car; port able forge; tools; 14-foot water wheel, can be moved in four sec tions; camp outfit; two-room cabin and stable. $350 cash takes my Interest; the other 4 can be had for leas. Win. Hampton. Cold Hill, Ore.' 760 THE F. E. Conway Mortgage Co. of Marshfield, Coos Bay, Oregon, have four lots, 36x150 feet, on their bands, one block from main paved atreet and two blocks from river and park. Beautiful trees. Will aell singly $175 each for two and $200 each for other two. Cash or terms $50 down and $10 per month each or $150 down and $20 per month for all four. Warranty deed and perfect title. 760 FOR SALE 2 h. p. motor, plow, gar den tools, greenhouse glass, cook stove and other furniture. Inquire at Mayera' greenhouse. 760 MY NEW MILLINERY goods have arrived.' Call and see them. Mrs. H. E. Burton. 407 North 6th. 760 REGISTERED HOLSTEIN bull calf, born May 22, 1916. Sire, Clover idge Segls Korndyke, Advanced Registry backing. Dam, Pomona Hengmeld Doo. Fine Individual. Price reasonable. F. R. Steel, Winona Ranch, Route 1. 756tf BIO BARGAIN Six thousand cords growing firewood, five cents cord, about four miles from city above Frultdale. Includes 350,000 feet eaw timber, pine and fir. Box 74, Merlin, Ore. - 762 fTrM "BARGAIN 4 6'acres on main county road and railroad, house, barn, 35 bearing fruit trees, 4 acres in cultivation and irrigated, water right alone worth price ask ed, 12 acre tillable. ' Price $600. L. A. Launer. 762 ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS cash buys a high grade piano in good condition It sold at once. Call at S04 North Fifth street. 763 CASH BARGAINS 80 acres, five miles from city, main county road, R. F, D. and phone lines; 65 acres cleared and tillable; small house; good barn; all fenced, soil semi granite, will grow any kind of crops; sub-Irrigated. $2,000. Five-room modern house; large lot, 50x160; shade trees; best part ot city; close In, and giving It away at $700. John A. Dale, corner Sixth and O streets. 759 FX)R SALE Garage and general re ..pair shop, good 'business. About $700 will handle the deal. Poor health reason for selling. Address Box 226, Sutherlin, Ore. 763 FOR SALE Fine thoroughbred Po land China pigs, nine weeke old. Price now $5.25 each. John H. Robinson, Route No. 2, Grants Pass. ' ' . 759 FOr Vale-SOO feet 6-lnch, gal vanised pipe at 16o per foot. A Glgler, Riverside Heights. . 759 Classified MvwM?m FOR SALE: Five-passenger : Over land, ' in first-class condition. Would take a good runabout in a deal. Address No. 1024, cart Courier. 76( TO KKM f SEVERAL modern furnished bouses for rent Also unfurnished. L. A. Launer. . ' ' 759 WANTED WANTED A cook or second cook In mint boarding bouse. . Wages dollar per day and board. Address Mrs. C. W. Birum, Takllma, Ore gon. 7(1 WANTED Six hundred to seven hundred feet of 6, 7 or 8-incb pipe; also No. 1 giant. Write, giv ing price and location, C. H. Mc Elwaln, Dothan, Oregon. 7(2 LOST LOST -A small telescope level about I or 7 inches long, enclosed In leather case. Any ont finding It leave at Courier office and receive rewart. 8. H. Rlggs. . .; , 7(1 LOST Baby's ring, Initial "C," on I Front street, between Grants Pass botel and Fourth. Finder please return to C. L. C, cart Courier office. ' 759 MISCELLAXEOC8 CRYSTAL SPRINGS water .put up In 5-gallon glaas Jars aad delivered at your door, fresh, port, sanitary. Telephone 293-R and water wagoa will calL URE MOUNTAIN WATER Clear and refreshing. Bacterial testa as sure tbat this water Is pure. De livered In five-gallon bottles. 7,'. E. Beck with. Order by phone, (02-F-S. 459tf VETERINARY SCRGEO.N DR. R. J. BESTUL, Veterinarian, Office In Wlnetrout Implement Building. .Phone 113-J. Real denct phont S05-R. TIME CARD The California and Oregon ' Coast Railroad Company (The Oregon Caves Route) Effective Monday, May 1. 191S. Train 1 lv. Grants Pass 7:00 a.m Arrives Waters Creek 8:00 a.m. Train 4 It. Waters Creek..5:00 p.m. ' Arrives Grants Pass 6:00 p.m Dally except Sunday. All trains leave Grants 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 phone 131 for same. Train will stop on flag at any point between Grants Pass aad Creek. Paszccrt ere every da In tbe week. .' Pain and Appendicitia. Tbat pain at what doctors call "Me Runiey's Mint" Is not. as generally believed, proof of appendicitia waa demonstrated before a Texan medical society reieutly by Dr. P, L NIxou of San Antonio In an address published In the Medleal Record. Dr. Nixon told tbe history of several cases in which operation proved tbe diagnosis of appendicitis to have been erroneous and of one in which an ex ploratory operation proved appendici tia to be tbe trouble when there waa no pain over McBurtiey'a point This la situated low down on the right aide of the abdomen. . It takes a combination of several dif ferent symptomM together to warrant a certain dlnuuosls of appeudicitis. No Ptdtttal Fee Him. ."Whatever you do." said Senator Sorghum to bin faitbfnl campaign as slstnnt. "dou't let my friends overdo it lu representing me as n great and lofty figure., Dou't let tlietu put me on a pedestal." "What's the mutter with a pcdcBtair "l hnve been studying the statuary in tbe park Putting a man on a ped estal generally means that he'll have to stay out In tbe cold by himself." Washington Star Fault of the Moon. A partial eclipse of the sun waa the subject of conversation In tbe little grocery store, where a number of vil lagers aat about awalHug bedtime. A man happened to be present who waa well versed in the subject under discussion,' and he waa asked to ex plalu the curious phenomenon of an eclipse. Re pointed out that the moon simply camo between the earth and the suu and blotted out from view a part W the sun's surface. -t ; V 't f.j I'Waai." remarked an old veteran' as be unburdened hla month of a deluge of tobacco juice, "It aura Is a pity the moon wasn't full, 'cause then we'd had a total 'ecllprieiV-Indlaiinpolla Newa PHYKCIA5S I Oj CLEMENT, M. D. Practice) limited to diseases of Us tyt, tar, note 'and throat Glasses fitted. Office hours 9-12, S-6, and on ap pointment Office phont S3; denct phone S59-J. ' ", 8. LOUGHRIDGE, iL D.. Physlelaa and surgeon. City or coos try calls attended day or night , Sea. phone 3(9; , office phone 1SS Sixth aad H. Tuffs Building. J. P. TRUAX, IL D., Physician aa Surgeon. Phones: Offlst, 82i; residence, SSI. OaXa answar4 at all boon. Country ealli at tended to. Lundoburg Eldg. DR. ED BYWATER Specialist ta diseases of tyt, tar, sumo asvA throat; glaaata fitted. Offlct hours: I to 12 a. m., 2 to 6 p. m. Fhoaas: Res. 214-J; Offlct, 267-J. Schmidt Building, Grants Pass, Oregosu DR. F. D. OTBJCKER Diseases of children and general practice. Tele UMbm OSIoa: aaaeosae emut- A, A. WTTHAM. if. D., PayaldajB as Surgeon. Office: HaH ButUHi, corner Sixth and I streets. Pkoaae: Oflce, lis; mldenee, . ISW. Hoars: S . n. to 4 p, aa. DR. H. WARREN NICE, Osteopathia Physician. Chronlo and ntrrow diseases specialty. Boone 1 aad S, Lundburg bonding, opposite pott office; phone 149-R. KesldeBee: Colonial hotel; phone K7-J. TSS DEXTISTS E. a MACY. D. M. D.. FlrBt-claas denUstry- 109H 8outh Stttk street, Granta Paae, Oregon. ' BERT R. ELLIOTT, D. M. D. Mod ern dental work. - Marguerite H. Elliott, dental asalstant Room 4 and 5, Golden Rule building. Grants Pass, Ore. Phone 265-J. ' ATTORNEYS H. D. NORTON, Attonvy-at-Law. Practice In all Sute and Federal Courts. First National Bank Big. COLVIG 4k WILLIAMS Attorneya-at-Law, Grants Pass Banking Co. Building. Granta Pass, Oregon. E. 8. VAN DYKE, Attorney. Practice la all courts. First National Bank Building. EDWARD H. RICHARD, Attorney . at-Law. Offlo Masonic Temple, Grants Pass, Oregon. W. T. MILLER, Attorney-at-Uw County attorney for Josephine .County. Office: Scaallhora Bldg. O. S. BLANCH ARD. Attorney-at-Lav. Grants Pass Banking Co. building. Phone 270. Granta Pass, Oregon. V. A. CLEMENTS Attorney-t-Uw, practloea in atate. and federal courts. Rooms S and S, over Golden Bole store. . MUSICAL INSTRUCTION . VIOLIN INSTRUCTION Franoo- Belgian school ot violin playing. E. R. Lawrence, 215 I street DRAYAGE AND TRANSFER . COMMERCIAL TRANSFER CO. Ail kinds of drayage and tranattr ' work carefully and promptly done. Phone 1S2-R. Stand at trieght depot A. Shade, Propr. , F. G. Isham, drayage and transfer. Safes, planoa and furniture moved ' packed, shipped and stored. Phont darks ft Holman, No. SO. Residence phont 124-R. THE WORLD MOVES; ao do wt. Bunch Bros. Transfer. Co. Phont 16-R. , LODGES GRANTS PASS Lodge No. 84, A. F. A. If. Stated Commanloa tlona let and Sd Tueadava. Visiting brethren cordially Invited. A. K. Cass, W. M. Ed. G. Harris, secretary. GOLDEN RULE LODGE, NO. 78, 1.O. .... O. F., meets every Wed nesday eve In I.O.O.Ft hall, cor. 6th and H. Sfs. Visiting Odd Fallows cordially invit ed to toe present I. V. Howell, N. G Clyde Martin, Secretary. . ASSAYERS E. R. CROUCH, Assayer, chemist, metallurgist. Roma 201-20$ Pad dock Building. Grants Pass. 1 DECORATORS AND PAINTERS l PAPERHANGING, graining, palnt l ing. ' For the best work at lowest . prices phone 2J5-J. C. O. Plant, - South Park street . 'I. , . ! f :::x .,:.';: