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Newspaper Page TextTllllWDAV, Al Gl'HT 10, 1010. DAILY nOGUB RIVER COURIER PAGE THRTa Ft "See the losephine County Caves" For Hid accommodation of vis itors to llil itiont wondrous. 'Mid beautiful piece of nature's underground work, CAVE ('AMI' tut been established on William Cwk, 27 mild from (irmiu I'M- iU the Junction of Uto aula road wid government trull, ton mile from the Cave. . Tim rump is llxl with 'floored tout, rlnn bods and bedding, mattresses and spring. IUUe aV.i.23 per day J hh-IJ raU bjr the week. Raddlo horses furnlNhtsl on short notice. Telephone ser vice, FiMiIng, Recreation, Cool ltofreshlng For transportation Inquire Grants I'm Garage PRANK M. SOUTH, .Mgr. PANES OF POSTAGE STAMPS. And the plate Numbers, Lottere er Symbol They Carry. All our postage tmum are printed In huge sheet of 4U) ktsmns each. These are then cut Into four "pan" of 100 stamps eudi mid wen! to the various nontotth -e In thai shae. If you were t go to uny United ' flutes potortVe and buy a complete "sheet," or, iiiorc correctly spesklng. a complete "pane." of loo stamps you would Dnd I tint It had ou two aide an outer margin, and on -each of these marglus would ke a number. Thla In - the number of the plate from which that raue was printed. Under tbla number the authorlllea keep a record of the plate, the date of Us making, on what da.va It waa In line, the quan titles of stomps primed from It aud all aucb data. ' ' These plate uuiulere are UHtiallr ex pressed In figures or .letters or combi nations of both, but sometimes other symbols are used, such as the "star" plates of recent date. Mnjrv stamp lovers form what are called "plate oumber colleoilons '-that Is. a collee- ' lion In which every stamp still hns at tached to It the outer margin bearing 'the plate number. The object la, of (coune, to get every plate number that , waa ever Issued. It Is Interesting aud curtou, too. be es use the stauis are arranged with the plnte numbers In sequence, making them look very different from an ortll- " nary collection. For, Instance, plate No, 253 Is a five cent postage stamp, while the next three. 2.H 233 and 530. are postage due stamps. Plate 2T.7 Is a apodal delivery, uiul 2."W a pent spa- There Are Stores in This City So Codd That They Gould Use Twice ! as Mcch' Advertising Space as They i Now Use and Make It Pay! ;! I THE BETTER THE STORE THE BET TER THE ADVERTISING PAYS. Your own observations in the store-world will confirm this truth. PUBLICITY is bad only for a bad pro position. It is just as surely good for a good one. What IS a "good store"! One that really SERVES THE PUBLIC, protecting its pa trons as to VALUES, not merely as to PRICES. , There , are many stores in this city an swering to that definition completely. In "' every city there are always some stores that do not. . . . - An important phase of a GOOD STORE'S SEpVICE TO ITS PATRONS is its news paper advertising. This Bhpuld be complete, frank, informing. It should tell, the store news as fully as a good newspaper tells the news of tho day. v Perhaps the W possible NEW POLICY for tho GOOD stores of this city to adopt would be that of DOUBLING THE AD VERTISING SPACE THAT THEY USE thus giving them "elbow room'.'; 'giving .them bigger opportunities for telling, their - patrons, in detail,' about every selling event, about every bargain offering, 'about every dollar's worth of new stocks. Of course, even HALF ENOUGH ADVERTISING pays the really good store; but ADE QUATE ADVERTISING wtjttld pay, much . better. ' . , ,. , ., ,. : .; per stamp. '.So cutlm llon of those In sequence Is very f tried and Interest Ins. ,"''.. And, agsln, uiany of tbe plutcs werJ In ue at a lime when I lie color of tin' stamp wai changed, and the lame t'lule number mar be found upm both colon, at the one cent hlue and tho one cent green, or tho ten cent green aud tba ton rent brown, the fifteen cent blue and the fifteen cent olive. Such a collection shows a wide range of shades that la of greitt Interest to a collector, Ht. Nlcbolss. LEGEND OF THE PHOENIX. Msthed ef tho 'Fabled Bird's Life and Ossth and Rebirth, The ancient triidltlou concerning the phoenix has Introduced Into nearly ev ery luiiguagotho tmhlt of applying that nmtie to whatever Is slngulur or uu coiiituou among Us kind. According to ancient writers, the phoenix was a bird of great bcuuty. about the size of an eagle. A shining and niont beauti ful crest adorned Its bond, lis plumage contained nearly every tint of the rain bow, and Its eves spnrklod like din mom!. Duly one of these birds could live si a time, but Its existence covered a pe riod of WW or yenra. When Its life drew to a close the bird built for Itself t funeral pile of wood and arojnatlc spices, with Its wings funned the pile Into a flame aud therein consumed It self. From Its ashes a worm was pro duced. out of wblt-u another phoenix was formed, having all thy vigor of youth. The first care of the new phoenix was to solemnise its parent's obse quies. For that pun It made a ball of myrrh, frankincense and other fra grant things. At UcllopolK a city In lower Kgypt, there a uuigtilOcent temple dedlrated to the suu. To this temple the phoenix would carry the flagrant ball and burn it on the ultnr of the sun as a sm rifle The prkwt then examined the register and found that exactly . years or exactly (Kin years had lnped since that same cere mony bad taken phu-e. When Trouble Com. "Ef 1 seen - trouble comlnV said Brother Williams. "I'd bit de grit fer de tall timber." ."Well." as Id the dubious brother, "t'pose a hungry tiger wus waltln' fer you darr ' " "In dat case I'd skin up a tree." "Hut a'pose a harries ne blo'wed yon an' de,tree down!" f My fren'," replied Brolher WIL Hams, "Providence allua looks after de righteous. fit dat come ter pass de tree would fall on de tiger an' mssh de life outen blni. an' 'bout time you com long I'd be gwlue borne wld bis bldel" -Atlanta Constitution. How They Would Sound, , Mrs. Us Icy imuslngtyr-uppose I should conclude to publish your lore letters r ' Mr, Gsley-Wby not "simply make a public acknowledgment (bat you mar rled an Idiot? . KINGLY QUEENS. Elisabeth ef .England. Maria Theresa and Cathsrine the Orsst It Is said ibut Queen Ellzubetb bore greater vurlety of popular nicknames tbini any other lirltUli sovereign. . Kbe was railed the "Vlrglii gueen," "Glo rlann," (jood Queeu Hess" and occa sionally In riimplliueiit to ber masco lino mind "King Kllxubeth." Her sue cessnr. James I., proved suck a feeble and cITuinliiate monurcli by coin rant to the kingly qureu tluit he tueurrcd ths nickname, rarely ventured la public, but frequently In tho privacy of aufe company, of "Queeu Juuies." Elizabeth's muscullne nickname, al though less familiar to us today than moKt of the fither""atilled to her, Is recognised in Kouthey's punning stanza upon the artuuda, In which lie makes playful and patriotic use of It In con junction with the name of ber great naval commander, Kir Francis Drake; Oh, Natural To old England still Continue ths mltnks. Olvs us for ail our klnss uch qusatis Ami for our bus such Orsksi The kinglluess of other Queens than Queen Elizabeth lias beeu recognized aomctlmes In one way and sometimes In another.. When Mark Theresa In the hour of her country's peril appeal ed In person to the Hungarian noble men- to try their loyalty Jo herself and ber young sou the Are and eloquence of ber address su moved them tbat as their swords fluxhed 'from the scab bards and they crowded about ber, waving the naked blades In token of fealty, they shouted fervently, "We will die for our king, Maria Theresa!" - ., In I'M when General Suvaroff. after the second purl It Ion of Poland, stormed and csptured Praga after a twelve hours' desperate buttlo against a aupe rlor force be reKrted the tk-tory to hU Imperial ml (reus, Cntbarlue tbe Great of Itussla, in tbee words. s "Hurrah!. Progat ftuvsrofr!" To tbls message Catharine, "as befit ted a king and a commander," saya the historian, answered with; equal brev ity, conveying In three words botb eon grstiibtloo and promotion: . "Brsvo! Old. marshal! Catharine!" -Youth'a Companion. BISMARCK AS A SPEAKER. Hew the Great Prusslsn Statesman Impressed Andrew 0. White. It was my good fortune to bear Bis marck publicly dlscusa many Important questions, and bta way of apeaklng was not like tbat of any other man I have ever heard. He waa alwaya clotbed In the undress uniform of a Prussian gen eral, and aa be rose his bulk made him Imposing. Ilia first utterances were disappoint lug. . He seemed wheezy, rambling. In coherent with a eort of burdensome elf consciousness checking bta Mess and clogging bla vrprds. Ills manner waa fidgety, bla arms being thrown un easily about nod hie lingers fumbling his mustache or hla clothing or the papers on bta desk. He puffed, snorted and floundered, seemed to make assertions without proof and phrases without point, when suddenly be would utter a atatement ao pregnant aa to clear, up a whole policy, or a sentence so, audacious as to paralyze a whole line of. bla op poneuts, or a phrase ao vivid aa to ruo through tbe nation and electrify It Then .perhaps after more rumbling and rambling came a clean. .clear, his torical Illustration carrying conviction. Then very likely a almple and strong argument not Infrequently ended by some beavy missile In tbe shape of an accusation or uoiil hurled, tu.the awes of bla adversaries. Tben perhaps at considerable length a mixture of caus tic criticism and ersonat reminis cence, in which sparkled tlx me wonder ful sayings which have gone through the empire anfr-ecttled deeply Into tbe German heart r- "Autobiography of Andrew D. White." Hearing an Elsetrio Current . An Interesting electrical experiment Illustrating the fact that sound ac companies the passage of electricity through the body can be shown In the following manner: Let two persons eacb hold an electrode from a small magneto or shocking coll Let one per son with bis free band touch the other person behind and Just below the ear. A buailng sound, otherwise Inaudible, can be heard. The tone of tbe aound dependa upou the number of Interrup tions of the current-Cleveland Plain LPealer. Not a Matter of Money. . One's wordly possessions seem to have very little to do In the matter of determining oue'a happiness, and we Verily believe that we got Just as much pleasure and aatlsfaction out of life bi the old days of our poverty, when we used to give' our wife a carpet sweeper for Christmas, as we do now, when we give her half, a dozen aalad forks. Ohio State Journal. ' . Toe Much. "Whakare these?" ' v "Tapestries, ,i -Fine for the home.1 suggested tbe salesman. "No. thanka. It's bad enough to have to beat the carpets every year without adding the wall paper." Pittsburgh Post Only One, V the three rules for sue rwhat .eesr'V are t "Three!,. There's only one." -"What la It r "Make good."-Detroit Free Press. Location hOtlcesCourler office. POH BALA FOR SALE Registered Guernsey v bulls from high producing cows. 'River Banks Farm, R. 2, Grants Pass, Ore. 754 tf FOR SALE Three-ton Velle auto truck. The price la right Leonard Orcbarda Company, Grants Pass, Ore. 754tf REGISTERED HOL8TEIN bull calf. born May 22, 1916. BIre, Clover Id ge Segls Korndyke, Advanced Registry backing. Dam, Pomona Hengorveld Doo. FInelndlvidual. Price reasonable. F. R. Steel, Winona Ranch, Route 1. 756tf ANGEL CAKES Phone orders to No. 190-J. 787tf FOR SALE, or trade for Grants Pass property, 1 0 acres Irrigated young orchard - near Medford, good soil for augar beets, bouse, barn, chick en house, good fence. .Address No. 1151, care Courier. 821 A BARGAIN I will sell for f 2,000 cash section 24, T. 37 8., R. 7 W 160 acres. Clear title. Mrs. E. O. Herlng, 1622 W. Monroe St.. Phoenix, Arizona. 827 FbR8ALE-4work borseT'K S. Mibllls, Hill road, two and a half miles west of town. , 822 FOR 8ALE OR TRADE One fine team, wagon, harness, and farm Implements,' for Grants Pass prop erty. 611 South 8th 8treet 823 STUDEBAXErl light truck tor sale. , Inquire Sugar Co. office. 823 WANTKD MEN WANTED $1.25 per cord for cutting 4 -foot wood, not corded, measured on cars, and 60o per thousand for cutting , logs ; from same trees. M. C. Ament, 658 North.Eighth 8t. Phone 252-J. 820 WANTED -Two donkeys, must be cheap, for cash, and broke to ride or pack. Might consider ponies. F. L. McGrew, 323 C Street, Grants Pass. 822 WANTED Waitress at Grants Pass . Hotel. Apply in person. . 818tf TO RENT MODERN FIVE-ROOM HOUSE for rent at 727 North Fifth street. Sleeping porch, bath, hot and cold water and gas, electric lighted, 8,000 feet fenced for poultry, and woodshed large enough ' for cow. Key at til Evelyn. 795tf SMALL FURNISHED HOUSE and sleeping tent for rent Telephone 2S5-R. , 816tf HAVE ROOM 24x40 feet wUl auV - divide to ault tenant Into suite of two or three rooms, steam heat - water, janitor service. Rent $20. per month. Geo. E. Lundburg.823 FURNISHED 8-room bungalow for , rent V. A. ' Clements', Golden Rule Building. Phone 265-R. 824 LOST LOST On the corner pf B and Sixth Street, a Ford Jack, tinder please return to the Courier. 820 1 MISCELLANEOUS CRYSTAL 8PRINGS water .put up In 6-gallon glass jara and delivered at your door, fresh, pure, sanitary. Telephone 293-R and. water wagon will call. " ' , PAINTING, papering, tinting and . decorating'. Otean, expert workman. Prices reasonable; no charge for estimates. Square deal to ail. John Courtney, 239 West I street. Phone 217-L. ,824 Philstelle Philosophy, "Do thoughts that come to you in the long sgo ever return?" ssked the originator of sflly questions .- "Not unless I tncloee stamps," an swered the lltcrsrj party. Chicago Newa. ;i s ' Censeientieus Obedience. . !"the doctor's advice to smoke only one cigar after each meal In' going to be the death of Bllgvlns.": "What's the matter with blrar "lie's trying to eat six or seven meal a day."?-Washington Btar. . , Varying Methods. "Do you know the difference be tween the man wbo falls snd tbe man who aucceeda?", "I think the main difference ta that vuv ! uunu vu urn m.r. w uiiv iu vtiri er bunts It up. -Baltimore American lSl ' SUCCESS. , Suoosss Is net In an endeavor to do a great thing, but In rs- peatsd sndeavara to do greater things. Hery- f.Cepe. Classified Advertising TIME CAJtD The California and Oregon Coast Railroad Company (Tbe Oregon Caves Iloate) Effective Monday, Mar 1. 1916? Train 1 lv. Granta Pass.. 7:00 a.m. Arrives Waters Creek 8:00 a.m. Train 4 It. Waters Creek..5:00 n.m. Arrives Grants Pass.. 6:00 p.m. Dally except Sunday. All tralna leave Granta Paat from the corner of O and Eighth streets, opposite the Southern Pacific depot For all information rega?lng freight and passenger service call at tbe offlce of tbe company. Public Ser vice building, or phone 1 SI for same. Train will stop on flag at any point between Granta Pass and AVste-- Creek. Pasccrm .erlee very da in tbe week. Ths True View. The late James -1 Hill was s man f buoyant optimism . "FnUures." be once wild lu on ad dress to railway men. "are always pes slmUts. 8uceHes. on the other hand, arc optimist Which Is rbzht?" He paused tben added: "It'a easier to slip r.own bill than to climb up. but tbe view, remember. I at the top." - - .... He Esplains. "What did you call your silver mine!" "The American Boy." "Any particular reason for calling it by that namer - TWell. it had plenty of pocketa, bnt nothing In tbem except rubbish.'' KaiiKasClty Journal Ne Time For Work. Daddy Jeaonette. If J allow young Simpson to become my son-in-law, do yon suppose be will 1 willing to work and support you? Jen noetic- Ob." dad. bow can be wben tie has promised, to do nothing hut think of me all the timet Puck. ' Hardly the Thing. ' "Why did he Lreak the engage- mentr .- 'v,;. ..- ; .4. . "8.ems be mulled, her love tetter In ne -f these nrc!KH . n-lth n glass fnuit "-Inlsvllli. firt'iirr .toiirnsl f 5 fi 7 w.".?J I. !i -J i I I ' .MUUIUIv I I ; uuth n ' II 7 " "I. -.rt 1 1 TTv matter what your.l WVA toucti this new 0 ; Royal Master. Model 10 will fit it t 1 I Just turn tle set-screw ' ! ; and regulate the touch' I f of this new Royal to I fit YOURSELF Make I I it lifiht and smooth aff I 9 velvet or firm and I snappy as you like. 51 lBumforBig if J Business" and its 1 Gnat Army of 9 Expert Operator m ! Everv keearittaJ -Jon. I ographer erery office mana f ger every expert operator on the firing line of ' Big Bust af aa ess win frato the enormous ar-MPi. value of tbe new MCh that takes the "grind" out 01 typewriting 1 But the new Model 10 has many Other big. vital eew features. Invtsiigsti tktml " Get W Facta V 8endfor.be "Royal man" and ask for a DEMONSTRA TION. Or write ua direct fbe oor nawbrochorea,"lt7Tlt SERVICE." and Om Pf aVsin SbbW-hi postal brings them free of charge. PricellCO k . COrjRIKX, tAtgeaU j. 1 , - BjaaaajaW-"''' PHYBICIAX8 U O, CLEM2NT, M. D. Practice limited to diseases of the eye, ear, nose and throat Glasses fitted. Offlce hours 9-12, 2-6, or on ap pointment Offlce phone, 62; resi dence phone 3 59 -J. 8. LOUGHRIDGE, M. D., Phyalciaa aa surgeon, city or country calls attended day or night. Residence phone 369; offlce phone ill. Sixth and H. Tuffs Bldg. 3. PI Truax, M. D., Physician uA surgeon. Pbonea: Office 126; resi dence 324. Cails answered at aJ3 hours. Country call attended to. Lundburg Bldf. : DR. ED. BY WATER Specialist' on At s uirasee - oi eys ear, nose) and throat; glasses fitted. Offlce bonra: 9 to 12 a. m., 2 to 8 p. m. Pbonea: Residence 234-J; office 257-J, Schmidt Bldg, GranU Pass, Oi. A. A. WITHAU, M. D., Pbyaldaa ad ourgeon. once: Han Bldg, eora er Sixth and 1 street. Phone: Offlce 116; reaidence 282-J. Hoar s. a. to 4 p. ' m. ' DR. H. WARREN JICE, Osteopathia mysician. uhronie , and nervous diseases specialty. Rooms Land 2, Lundburg Bldg., oppoalte poet offlce; phone 149-B, ';. Resldeac: Colonial hoUl; phone 167-J. DENTISTS E- C. MACT, D, M. D. Flrat-claai dentistry, lot . South Sixth street. Gnats Pass Ore. BERT R. ELLIOTT, D. M. D Mod ern denUl work. Marguerite H. Elliott, dental assistant . Rooma 4 and 5, Golden Rule Bldg. Grants Paaa, Ore. Phone 265-J. - ATTORNEYS H. D- NOR TOM lit... - , "..w.uc-mviw PracOce In all Bute and Federal Conrta. First National Bank Bldf. COL.VIQ ft WILLIAMS Attnram. at Law, GranU Pass Basklag'Ca Bldg, Granu Pase, Or. ' f E. a VAN DYKE, Attorney. Practice ' t 1 . . n mu courts, rmt National Bank Bid. .;..:.,'.;: ...., ,.t . EDWARD H. RICHARD, Attorney i-uaw. uffle Masonic Temple, Grants Paaa, Ore. W. T. , MILLER, Attorneyt-Uw. w"?- vrmce: scnauhorn Bldg. O. S- BLANCHARD, Attorney-at-Uw. flMHta T- -tr . . . .. , V vaaAiM fin mnuos Uo. BlCg. Phone 270. Grants Paw. Or V. A. CUEMENTS Attorney-at-Uw. .'tuY" in and federal conrto. Rooms 2 and 3, over Golden Rule store. 1 s"i MUSICAL INSTRUCTION : VIOLLN INSTRUCTION --tFranco ueigiaai acnooi of violin playing. E. R. Lawrence 215 I atseet ' DRA1TAGB AND TRAN8TEB COMMERCIAL TRANSFER CO. AU inds of drayage - and transfer 'work carefully and promptly done. Phone 132-R. Stand at freight depot A. Shade, Propr. v F. O.. ISUAM, drayage and transfer. Safes, pianos and furniture moved, packed, shipped and stored. Phone - Clark &' Holnian, No. 60. , Resi dence phone 124-R. ; THE WORLD MOVES;, ao. do we, . DtlltAV T- ' SB m ' -1 - wUUVU oiu", iransier to. Phone 15-R. LODGES GRANTS PASS Lodge No. 84 A. F. A. M. Stated Communica tions 1st and Sit TnMlin 11 Visiting brethren cordially invited. A. K, Cass. W M. fco- O- Harris, eecretary. GOLDEN RULE LODGE, NO. 78, 1. O. ' -r uiceia every, weo- h'jT nesdy 'enlng in I. q. O. Vn- . r H, corner 6th and H. Sta. ,y anting , Odd Fellows cordially .uucu 10 oe present. Emil Gebera, N. Q.; qydef Martin. Secretary. , VETERINARY SURGEON DR. R. J.'BBSTUL, Veterinarian." wince in winetrout Implement Bldg. Phone 118-J. 'Residence Phone 305-R. t JDECORATQitS AND PAINTERS PAPBRHANGING, graining, paint Ing. ; For the. best ivork at lowest price phone 295-J. C. Q. Plant, South Park street. ' ; AH8AYKR8 E. R. CROUCH Aaiavar. rhtnt.t metalfurgiet.' Roms 201-203 Pad tloclt Bulldkngv Grants Pass. A'.