WKU.LUAV, OCTOBER 4, 1IM0.
DAILY. IJOfltH IUYKU COlIllEIl
FACE THRO
GERMANSTRIEDTO
DESTROY I) BOAT
Mine Laying Submarine Taken
by British, a New Craft.
ON DISPLAY IN LONDON.
Crew f the U C-5 Set Off iambe In
Mer later aurrndring OlflMr tf
rltlsh Destroyer Dived Under Vee
mI and Detaohed Ozonator Pram
the Mines.
Tli Brit complete story of tbe cap
ture by (ha British of the German
nine laying auhuiarln t) C8 U pub
llslied Id Ilia Naval and Army Record
of Iuulon. A complon description of
tbe suhinsrlne, said to be I ha Brit of
the kind ever constructed. U alo
given.
"la April," vara tli Naval and Army
Record, "a torpedo destroyer, cruising
off the east roast, raptured a Ocrman
submarine In norel circumstance.
When Dritt sighted the ene'my wss In
dUltcultlcs. Krro the deck of tha de
stroyer, then 'aoma distance awaj, a
flag could Im seen nt the must head of
the auliiiiarlne. and In the mlt It waa
at drat taken l be the union Jark.
Closer liictwii proved It to ho tha
(icriuau naval ennlKii, ami then It waa
nut liiil Hint till' whole of the crew of
the submarine appeared In U on dork.
'The comic kM of the situation waa
not lt on (be men of the tti-atroyer,
and. wire apprised of the enemy char
acter of the distressed vessel, tliejr sot
to work to make her a prlxe. The com
mander hntled the crew with a hrusipio
Invllnlloti t" surrender, The stihma
lino men yaw I lie puna trnlned on
them, and (hoy hauled down their flax
and put their 'hniids up. Then at a
word from the commander they Jump
ed Into the wiii it mid swam for dear
life away from the submarine. Internal
explosions followed, and at the last
and heaviest a cascade of hammocks
and other debris waa allot out at the
open conning tower to a. height of
fortj feet. That there waa a rent for
tha explosive force probably saved
tha ship; but, aa It wax, I be bottom of
tha veioM'l im punctured In two places
and rivets were atnried ao that the
era ft made water quickly.
Gaa Fmatratea British.
"Ad attempt to Investigate the dam
age waa frnatrated by tha presence of
thick, black gases and about two feet
of water, but later expert e lamination
ahowml that although tha aubmartne
had laid no mliicstwo had been re
leaaed by thq force of tha explosion
and were foul of tha bottom of tha
vaaaeL Contact between tha boms,
which Jutted out all around tha mines,
nd tha pinto of the reaeel .would
bava exploded enough lo alnk a tmttle
ablp, and It waa an act of berolam on
tbe part of young ofllcer tbat render
ed the submarine capahlo of being
brought In aa a price. The officer went
down In diving ault and made tha
tinea aafe by detaching the dotona
tore, afterward aecurlng them In aucb
a poaltlon tbat tha aalrera could work
lu comparative aafcty. After aeven
teen day abo waa broiight Into an eaat
'coast Mvrt and put on public view off
tbo Temple pier. Thauiee euibaukment
She turned out to be tha V C O. a res
ael of the mine Inyer Hum, unite small,
but capable and virulent, mid the ofll
rera and men of the destroyer who
made tho capture are to be heartily
congratulated on their achievement
' Vessel's Eniirjn a Trophy,
"Aa a meuieiito of her rupture tha
destroyer now' displays hcrs prlxo's en
sign In the blllcers' men, if C-8, a alio
appeared In custody at a navul dock
yard, was amnrtly painted ber original
(ierinnti gray, and the white ensign
liMtked npproprlnlely picturesque aur
niountluK tho enemy ring on the tele
scopic iiinnI. Hut luiuled off the dock
aide bo Hint one tul!lit apprei'liilo her
without iH'tupcdlvo Intervening too
bti'Kcly, she was not really a pretty
bout, even for a submarine. Her bulg
ing tiitiiilnr sides gnvo her a amnrt ap
pearance, which wna Incremed rnlhrr
than diminished by the cltuiiNhicsa of
her superstructure-n high, rnbtcd pint
form running the whole length of the
ship mill widening nt the forward and
to ill'iplny through KrntliigM the alx
1 huge tulict through which tho mines
wero launcher,
' Wat Constructed In a Hurry.
"The ruptured Niilimntipo appcured to
hnve Im'cii one of rltnrn li'iiusported In
secttiuiH from Oniuttty nml put toceth.
or on lh IIoIkIiiu coiiHf, Iter four sec
tlomi nre pin Inly nmrlicil, the hull lielmt
divided into three and (lie conning low
er constituting the fourth Prt. The
enma nre rnther rouglily llulihcd mill
pnltit to rnpld iiHscinlillng mid none ton
' skillful wurhnintiHlilp. A mere mtnnow
tn hIxo iiimpiircd with Hie 'big Huh'
poHicHHed l.v holli the enemy nml our
aolvea, tho 11 C-5 wn 111 led only Tor
initio lirjlng nnd ripi'iii'enlly rniTled
nrnintiiciit. The whole of the fnrwnr
scrllon Ih occupied by the atee liilllich.
Ing tubes, nnd I hey were wii !;ed eltl.'T
iiiilnniiillcnlly from (lie romiln:; lower
'or by n IimiiiI lever ullunlcjl tu'lwecii
tho wnll of eneh lube MM" (ho Hide
phitcf) of the hlilp, Hlin wu-4 lilted with
n al)il"cn Imi'Mo power IHeM-l eugliin.
di'lvluit n hIiiuIc screw, mid wuh enpn
lilo of nut tiiiich uioi'eiliiin eleven loiola
at the Iipm), licHplie her llic'ditlonx. vhe
, la believed to luivn mmle u acn
trip to nrltl-li waters mid proimMy
dropped '.'PiMiilnes,
'Them tiro one or two clever minor
chsraclerlstl'Tt, In tho dealgn of the V
C-B which hava tieen noted."
HOW
To Wind .Watches So They
Keep Good Time
YOU cannot secure tba beat aerr
Icoa from good watch or
clock unleaa you know bow
to wind It ao to cauaa tba
laaat waar and Irragularlty lo lta dell
cata tuachUiary.
A watch should ba wound at tba
aaina tltna avary day. If allowtd to
run down, or avau almost do ao, and
tbwn wound up outll It will not wind
any farther, It cannot do perfect
work aa a watch tbat la not allowed
to run to It full capacity or wound
up until It la aa tight as It can ba
tuada.
If tha watch la wound both morning
and evening at about tha same hour
and the key la given only enough
turns to wind It a littlu less tban half
what It could be wound tbe watch will
run moro evenly, wear much longer
and keep more ao-urata time tban If
It la wound up tight ouca day.
A watch spring will last longer If it
la woiiud when there la tho least ex
treme of temperature, and morning and
nvelilug are, of course, the best In that
r-siect.
It la mora or less dangeroua to wind
a watch during a heavy electric storm,
ami It la best lo avoid winding while
on an electric car.
An eight day clock should be wound
twice a week at as regular periods aa
possible lo ki" lire the beat results.
Never allow the clock to run down,
and If KiKslile do not wind It until It
la tight
l.enrn by experience Just lurtv uiiiuy
turns of the key It tnkes to wind the
I'kk'k to run eight ilnys. mid (lien when
half the week la gone wind the clock
by giving the key Just half as many
turns as It would require to wind It
ill the way. More aii-uruto time will
be hnd. mid It will avoid plmlug'iiuy
of the parts on a strain, which Is fre
quently the cause of good clocks giving
nut In some partlculnr In-fore they have
served hit If as long aUcy should.
A Utile attention to this advice w ill
lengthen the life of any watch or clin k
sod make It a better timepiece.
COOLER ICEBOXES.1
How ta Kaep Your Rafriaarater Cold
Without Extra lea.
Many ieople do not keep their refriu
em tors at the proper teniMintiire,
l'helr economical imture permits tbe
k-e to melt away until there Is little
If any left In the mmtinrtinent. This l
a big mistake, for there Is no economy
in mi empty refrigerator. The more Ice
von Imve in It the greater the e ouomy.
It Is the melting of the he which
mnhes jhe refrigerator cold. The cold
er the refrlgeretor (he more slowly will
the l-e melt.
A nut her way to keep the refrlgemtiir
cool Is to uu It aiT little ns H:.ltjle
It Is mho advantageous to keep ll.e
refrigerator In a cool isirt of the Iio'.in.
It Is iimiciilt to suy wlitllier It is
more Important to keep the refrl.-era
tor cool or keep It clean. They nre
both big essentials lu iiinlniiiliilnv t'ie
health of the family. Kvery inornii.g
(he refrigerator should be Vt l:cd o.il t i
remove the dampness which irlU-c
on (he sides and affonN a anlend'd
phliv for bacteria growth. Once n
week scald the refrlfenitor tlmroivih
ly with soda water, ricunne all t'e
isirners mid the ill'iilnplics well. Klah.
heeie. It) iiniiHC. i-autiiloiiMa or any
ether stiimu smelling food should Ih
kept well covered li' placed III the re
frlt'erntcr.
HCRE'3 TO CAVPERS.'
How lo P'.u'd CampRra For Cooking
.i Purpott.
. lu the Woiiiimi's' Home Compiinlou
nre the f"llnwhi'j dlii'ct'oiis for build
in n cninp lire:
If .Vint Mild the contents of n miiiiiII
bug of cliiirconl to your wood lire as
o n in It tins n jimil start (I.e. dire
luii'li Willi n i iiiidy glow coiiduelva to
culinary eiiceess.
We Imve n viiy of building u lire
which hits proved most snllMfnctory.
U'llh ii stick or lint alone dig a trench
nliout eluhteen liWhes long nnd four
lie lies In depth mid wldlh, Unlld tbe
lire In this, placing two lint stones
mcimhx the top, oiio for the frying pun
mid the other for (he kettle, Hncou
enu lie broiled by hohllng It on the
ends of green pointed slicks, Potatoes,
com nml apples enti be I'oiisIihI lu the
samo way, One of the chief ehnrtus
of this lire la that there Is lltllo (Inn
ger of Its spreading. Thou, ton, It
can be easily exllngulNlieil. He sure to
carry mnlebes nml nn old nuwspiiticr
(o alaet the hliiir.
Mstsrln's Bible.
Tho "Maiarlu niblo" la ao called be
en use the flint ' copy described waa
found In tho library of Cardinal Mara
rill at Tarts In 17DO. It wus printed by
Outeiiborg botwocti 1 1.'0 nml 1 l."i.1 and
vvtis tho llrst eoiuploto book ever print
ed from mnvaliie typo, lis i1litliii-tlnn
Is not In mi.v peeullurlty or text, but lu
the fuel lliut It wi's t'ie lli'f book of
iiuy kind no priiiU'd in ilcr the poi'Miunl
siipervllnn of 4luteiihei, the lineiitoi
of pulr.tlnu, There nre Known to exist
twenty-Nix ciiples: wottli from J",imhi
to I'JiMHKieneh. "-
Pllmtoll's Mark,
Any aallor will tell yftu that tha
pllmsoll ta a conspicuous mark on tba
bull of a vessel, usually an oval or
eclipse of white pnlutwlib an arrow
drawn through It to ludlcnte tba ex
treme water line when the ablp bits
been loaded. As long as the pllmsoll
mark shows above the water tha bur
den of freight In tbe ship's hold Is
not too greut for ber currying ciipuclty
The curious wonl la tba badge of Im
mortality of a philanthropist. Butuuel
I'llmsoll, who wus bom In Ilrlatol.
England, In 1824. When be went Into
the coal business ba learned of tbe bor
rible conditions under which tbo men
of tho Hrltlsli merchant marine bad to
fork, uwners !P:ured that It was
cbeaier to lose an occasional ship with
all on bourd than to restrict tba load
and make tba voyage reasonably safe.
In order to thwart (his rapacity Pllm
soll entered parliament In J WW Ills
persistent work resulted lu (be pass
ago of the "mercbaut shipping act" In
IK70 to prevent ships from going to sea
In an unsafe condition. ' '
Hatty Green's Firmness. '
Hetty Ureen nearly brought Colli P.
Ilunilugton to ruin one. 8 he bad
ll.U0O.wiO deposited In one of bis banks
and found that he was using the
batik's money In investments tbat ahe
n-panled as ticklish. Ilesldea. there
bad been deals In which she thought
she bad cause to make Huntington alt
up snu iase pamcuiar nonce or ner
She appeared before an officer of the
bank, a Mr, Btewart. and said:
"I'd like my money right away-not
In checks; lu cash, please."
la there no other way. Mra. GreenT'
be asked, beginning to perspire.
"None." said she. "Cash, please."
Bhe got It-after scurrying of
many bank messengers In all kinds
of money and In aucb bulk tbat four
messengers bad to carry It for ber, the
while the rumor got out that Hunting
ton was going to smash. As a matter
of fact he did have a narrow escape.-
v--.. vnmt, t..i
New Vork World.
No Husband Is Perfect.
Don't expect all tbe virtues In one
man. If be la good nntured he may Tie
buy; If he la scholarly he mny be cold;
If be Is thrifty he may be stingy; If he
la generous he may tie wasteful; if he
Is smooth be muy be deceitful. Tbe
man who cbarm")-on with his Immacu
late apiieartiuie Is likely to be some
thing of ii u old mnld; the man wpo U
careful to pick threads off your skirt Is
prone to pick flaws In you; the man
who takes an undue luterest In tbe se
lection of your lints msy take an undue
interest In the bill which cornea home:
tbe man who before marriage Jumps
to open the' door, lest your fingers be
contaminated by tbe knob, may after
marriage ullow those same Augers to
be coutainlnalod by the washboard.
Womau's tlmn Companion.
A Valuable Tooth.
There is an amusing story of the
economy necessary In tbe early days
of the Norweglau theater at Bergen.
It was lu 1810, when Ibsen and BJorn-
sou were creating (be national drama.
A lady bad been engaged for the part
of "second old woman" when It was
discovered tbat ber elocutionary pow
ers were lmilred by (he fact tbat ahe
had lost one of ber frout tcotb. Im
poverished as ahe was, tbe manage
ment came to the rescue aud bore the
expense of the necessary dentistry.
When she retired, however, after two
seasons, she had to leave tbe tooth be
hind ber, tbe example of the dentist's
art being the property of the theater.
Tbe management was too poor to part
with It . ,
She Was Ons of Thsm.
Once high school principal was
having a dispute with one of his teach
ers, a vivacious young lady. She claim
ed that the word "roan" meant man
kind a a tvholc, while "men" always
signified tbe masculine gender.
The principal maintained tbat there
were exceptions and trlflmpbantly
quoted. "Though I spenk wltb tbe
tongues of men and of angels."
But the young lady answered de
murely, "That won't do, for, you see,
both genders are mentioned there."
Ladlea' Home Journal.
The Art of Carpentry,
How many common figurative expres
slons In our language are borrowed
from the art of carpentry may be seen
from die following erntepce: "The
lawyer who Hied the bill, shaved the
note, iiit an acquulnlnnce. split a hnlr.
nmile int entry, got up a ease, framed
an Indictment, Impaneled a Jury, put
them Into a lov nulled a witness
hammered a Judge and bored a wlioh
court, nil. In one dny. has since laid
down law and turned carpenter "
Wasted, Lahor.
Little IMiiu, who was wntchlnu the
men working u pile driver In the I"
opi'tullo, hiiI.I to ber i,mt her "I'm -i-sorry
for those ncr nu n, nt iMiin
They've been vx ln-r mi l Inc to I"
out Hull big" weluht. m il 'tr . r
they gel It nlllniKt In the ''"'i H ','
dulit buck ngiiln "-llovinii t-i'im t
Tho S'jns
"Miss (Unity get no fewer I -gold
headed, iiiiilnv'his fot (li i ..
preHeiils."
"She nillHt be unmet lipiu of n hi
lug belli1." ttnlilinn'ro American
Not Mueh Floslitsr.es.
"I'M tbe prisoner offer nnv resist
Slice T , i .
"Only ii shilling, your wursbiip. mi
I wouldn't take lt"-l.undon I'll Hits
SO DECEPTIVE
Many Grant Paaa People Fail
to
IImIUo Uus Seriousness '
Backache 1 ao deceptive.
It comes and goea keep yon
guessing.
Learn tbe cause then care it .
Possibly It' weak kidney.
That' why Doan'a Kidney Pillaar
so effective.
They're especially for weak or dis
ordered kidney.
Here' a Orant Paa ease.
D. 0. Toole, 821 Bridge St., Grant
Paaa, aaya: "I am subject to back
ache at time wblcb make it bard
for me to straighten out when I get
down to do anything. Whenever I
have this trouble, I take Doan'a Kid
ney Pill and they always fix me np
In fine shape. Doan'a Kidney PllU
are all that ia claimed of tbem and
I never hesitate to recommend them
to others whenever I hear them com
plaining of palna ip the back." -
Price 60c, at all dealer. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy get
Doan's Kidney Pills 4he same that
Mr. Toole had. Foster-Mllburn Co.,
Props., Buffalo, N. T.
Keen Sight of tha Quit
There Is perhaps no other bird of
land or sea so keen of eight as the com
mon gull. , To convince a skeptical
friend of this an American naturalist
once made some tiiteretitliiir exoerU
merits Two men wero passengers on
a steamer making twenty mile an
hour. A doxen gulls followed tbem in
the steiimer'a wake without annsrent
effort and circled In graceful eurvea
over the water. Ilreaklmt a cracker
biscuit Into four oarts. less than an
Inch square cacti, the naturalist band
d one piece to his friend and told him
to drop it lutd the seething waters on
the starboard.
Imiueiliutely the bit of biscuit became
Invisible to human eyes, and yet be
fore It bad gone thirty yards astern
a gull detected It and. dipping into tbe
J foam, secured It. One by one It picked
V. .. .....
up the other bits of biscuit tbongh
neither of tbe two meu could see tbem.
Tearing off a postage stamp from an
old enveloiie the uslurnllst dropped it
overboard. Tho gull detected tbe waif
aud made as If to pick It up. But when
within a yard or so of It the bird saw
that It was nothing In his line and
glided upward agnin to his favorite
station on a line with the topmost
truck.
A Moneylete Man.
A man without mouey la a body with
out a soul, a walking death, a specter
tbst frightens every one. His counte
nance la sorrowful aud bla conversa
tion languishing and tedious. If be
calls upon an acquaintance be never
finds blm at home, and if he opens his
mouth to apeak be la Interrupted every
moment so tliul be umy not have a
chance to flulsb his discourse, which it
in feared may eud with his asking for
mouey. He Is avoided like a ron
Infected with disease and Is regarded
aa sn Incumbrance to the enrth. Want
wakes him up lu the morning, aud mis
er mvouiKiuics him to lied nt night
The ladle discover (hut he la an awk
ward booby, landlords believe that be
lives upou air, and If be .wants any
thing from a tradesman he Is asked
for cash before delivery. Bruno's
Weekly
Gehlue and Msdioerity.
Cornrille did not spenk correctly the
language of which he was aucb a mas.
ter. Descartes was silent In mixed
society. TbcmlKtoclcs, when nuked to
piny ou a lute, said. "I cunnot riddle,
but I can make a little village Into a
greut city." Addison was unable to
converse In company. Vergil wns heavy
colloquially. Iji Fontaine was coarse
and stupid when surrounded by men
The Countess of Pembroke, bail been
often heurd to say of Chaucer that Ills
silence was more agreeable to ber than
his conversation. Socrates, celebrated
for his written orations, wrs ho timid
that he never ventured to apeak lu
public. Hence It baa been remarked.
"Mediocrity eau talk; It Is for genius
to observe."
The Louis Style.
It was the French King Inils XI.
who Invented gold lace, and It was
Louis XIV, who ordered all thq silk
upholsteries of the palace dime In
white with figures of gold nnd blue
and a touch of red. The l":Miio !ll;s
are named ufter him, and all the
French kings of tho name of Louis
have had their numcs brought down
to posterity through the Invention of
some article of dres. whether It be a
Louis yulme beel'or a Louis Peine
coat, while to Louis Quatorxe belongs
the honor of a cuff and a tint London
Telegraph.
High Tribute.
. "Don't you think Miss Sweettbltig's
complexion la perfectly lovely?" .In
quired the Infatuated you III.
"I do. Indeed." replied the cynical
young woman. "In fact I have told
her several times thnt (lint shade bur
monlr.es best with the present color of
ber halr.H-!llrhmond TlmcsniKputch
Prince ami lords are hut The breath
of kings An hoiiet tnnn's the noblest
work of Hod Hums
CHICHESTER S PILLS
V . THK IIIMIOSII HIIANII, a
rMstkilat. A
yrnltntrwtivif t i.r. j, M.iH'rirt iM
jf 1 "S l.Jtrl A.k j-.mi, llriianlal ft .
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LI&J?V I'lll III llrri iml WuU "-l,MiAV
sfcv t"'f. MUM n;i liiu, ,-v4K.n. V
1 1 T lit P"ifi- A.kt.-M tli.' .'ii'V VKn-a'
Classified
rOst 8AX2,
ANGEL CAKES Pbon orders to No.
10-J. Wtf
WINONA BERKSHIRE! If yon
want the moat pork per lb. of teed,
get a Winona Berkshire for your
next herd boar. Spring pig sw
aged 100 lb, each at four month.
7. R. Steel, Winona Ranch, Rural
Ront No. 1. I30tf
14-HOOM bouse, partly furnished, lot
76xft0, on Sixth street, for sale
real cheap, or will trad. For par
ticulars inquire B. A. Williams, I2J
0 street ,178
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FOR 8ALE Good milk cow, plow
horse, good two-seated spring
wagon, double hack harness, new
steel wheel track.. J. W. Oiborn,
R. 7. D. 1, opposite county home 66
FOR SALE! 20 head young cattle at
a bargain If taken at once. A. E.
Dixon, route I, Grants Pas. At
Jones Creek bridge. 868
FOR SALE Two small mules, light
wagon and harness, 8175 cash. In
quire P. J. Rush, Takllma, Ore. 68
FOR SALE Good six-room house
near Riverside school, two lots,
fruit. Price reasonable. Or would
lease unfurnished or partly furn
ished to responsible party. , Ad
dress No. 1771, care Courier, 863
TO EXCHANGK
80 ACRES, two miles from growing
town, with good irrigation irater
rights. Will exchange for stock of
merchandise or a going business.
Write owner,. Wm. Sullivan, 608
11th street, Modesto, Cal. 868
WANTED
WANTED AT ONCE First class,
strictly modern, , furnished, flve
or six-room bungalow. All im
provements. Including gas, north
side. Will lease for alx months,
with option of longer period if sat
isfactory. If you have something
meeting these 'requirements, tele
phone at once. Will pay well for
right place. Phone 2 80-J. 871
WILL CONTRACT for your beet pulp
at Grants Pass sugar mill. Address
Clinton Cook, Murphy, Ore. ' 869
WANTED Woman to do light house-
I keeping six or eight hours a day
and sleep at home. Inquire J
Pardee. 867
WANTED TO BUY Young milk
cows, fresh or about to be fresh;
must be good sire. Phone
612-F-2.3. 870
MISCELLANEOUS
CRYSTAL SPRINGS water .put, up In
. u-gallon glass Jars and delivered
at your door, fresh, pure, sanitary.
Telephone 29S-R and water wagon
will call. . i
TAXI STAND at the Mocha Cafe. Any
where In town 10c. Pbone 181-R.
Residence phone 243-L. tf
tHNATEllS
U. H. CKOuCH, Assayer, chemist,
metallurgist. Roms 201-808 Pad
dock Building. Grants Psss.
TIME CARD ;'
The California and Oregon
' Coast Railroad Company
(The Oregon Cave Route)
Effective Monday. May 1. 1916.
Train 1 It. Grants Paaa......7:00 a.m.
Arrives Waters Creek..8:00 am.
Train 4 I v. Waters Creek 5:00 p.m.
Arrives Grants Pass. 6:00 p.m.
Dairy except Sunday.
All train leave Grant Pass from
the corner of Q and Eighth streets,
opposite ths Southern Paclno depot
For all Information regarding
freight and passenger service call at
(he office of the company, Public Ser
vice building, or phone 181 ' for
same.
Train will stop on flag at any
point between Gran's Paa aad
Wate Creek. PaSBtszn .ervlr
every ds) in tbe week.
Pish Out of Water.
When a living tish Is taken out of
the water It kicks vigorously, erects Its
fins, gasps convulsively, and lu a short
time, II ft ecu to thirty minutes, it be
comes motionless But the muscles
still possess what- physiologists term
"Irritability," which may continue for
several hours, In some rlsh lasting from
ten to flftecu hours. In such tlsh as
the salmon It lusts' longer tliau In cod
or haddock, owing to tho smaller
amount of coiiliilnc.l water In the
muscles of the former. All Outdoors
8HED YOUR LIGHT.'
Tslsnts are not wastsd In a ,
narrow tphtrt, Your lamp could
add but vsry little to the great
glow that illumines tp wffrld,
but It may fill with licht a home
. that without it would be In
darkness.
Advertising
PHT8IC1AHS
U O. CLEM2NT, M. D, Practice
., limited toydlseaae of tha aye, ear,
nose and . throat Glims fitted.
Office hour 1-11, 1-8, or oa av
; polntment Office phone, 68; resin
. dence phone 8S8-J. -
8. LOUOHRIDOB, M. D., PAjKcUb
and surgeon. City or country eaB
attended day or night Rtsddsauj i
' phone 161; offlee phoaa III.
Sixth and H. Toff Bldg,
J. P. Troax, 11 D., Physidaa aad
surgeon. Phone: Office 118; resi
dence 824." Call answered at all.
boors. Country calls attended to.
Lnndburg Bldg. - .
DR. ED. BY WATT,R Specialist oa
diseases of 1 eye ear, bom aad
throat; glasses fitted. Office hoars:'
to 12 a. m., 2 to 6 p. m. Phoa:
Residence 224-J; office IIT-J.
Schmidt Bldg, Grants Paaa, Or. '
A. A. WITHZX, M. D.. Phyaletaa aa4
Surgeon. Office: Hall B)dg ton
er Sixth and I streets. Phoae:
Office 116; residence 282-J. Hoar
9 a. m. to p. m. ,
DR. H. WARREN NICE, Osteopathic
Physician. Chronic aad nerroa
diseases specialty. Rooms 1 aad 8,
Lnndburg Bldg., opposite post
office; phone 148-R. Residence:
Colonial hotel; phone 16 7-J. ' '
DENTISTS
E. C. MACY, D. M. D Flrst-claa
dentistry- 109 K South Sixth,
street. Grant Pass Ore. v " '
BERT R. ELLIOTT, It. M. D. Mod
ern dental work. . Maud B. Bras
ford, dental assistant . . Rooms 4
and 6, Golden Rule flldg. Grants
PassOre. Phone 265-J.
ATTORNEYS
H. D. NORTON. Attorney-at-Law
Practice In all Stat and Federal
Courts. First National Bank Bldg.
COLVIG k WILLIAMS Attorneya-
at Law, Grants Pass Banking Co,
Bldg, Grants Pass, Ore. -
E. 8. VAN DYKE. Attorney. Practical
In all courts. First National ;
Bldg. ; '. r , , V
EDWARD H. RICHARD, Attorney
1 at-Law. Office Masonic Temple,
Grants Pass. Or. - .'-.I K.
W. T. MILLER, Attorney-at-Law.
County attorney for Joaepalaa
County. Office: Schallhorn Bldg.
O. S. BLANGHARD, Attorney-at-Law.
1 Grants Pass Banking Co. . Bldg.
Phons 870. , Grants Psaa, Ore,
V. A. CLEMENTS Attorney-at-Law.
Practice in state and federal
courts. Rooms I and 3, over
Golden Ruls store. 1
-JKT SICAL INSTRUCTION
VIOLIN INSTRUCTION Franco
Belgian school of violin playing.
E. R, Lawrence 816 I street
J. S. MACMDRRAY teacher of voice
culture and singing. . Lessons given '
at home of pupil If requested. - Ad
dress T16 Lee street 851tf
' DRAYAGE , AND TRANSFER
COMMERCIAL TRANSFER CO. AU
kinds of draysge and. transfer
work carefully and promptly dona. '
Pbone 188-R. . Stand at freight
depot A. Shade, Propr.
F, G. I SHAM, drayage and transfer.
Safes, pianos and furniture moved,
packed, shipped and stored. Phona
Clark t Holman, No. 50. Resi
dence phons 124-R.
THB WORLD MOVES; so do wa.
Bunch Bros. Transfer Co. Phona
16-R. .
jL
LODGES
GRANTS PASS Lodge No. 84 A. F.
A. M." Stated Communica
tions 1st and 3d Tuesdays.
ff Vlsltln brethren cordially
.u.ilvu. a. a. jwm, it. jb.
Ed. O. Harris, secretary.
GOLDEN RULE LODGE, NO. 78, 1. O. .
' O.1 F., meets erery Wed
n,esdsy evening In 1. O. C..
w F. hall, corner 6th and HU
8ts. VUltlng Odd Fellow cordially
Invited to be present. Em II Qebers,
N. O.; Clyde 'Martin, Secretary.
DECORATORS AND PAINTERS
PAPERHANGINO, graining, paint
ing. For the beet work at lowest
prices phone 293-J. C. G. Plant.
South Park street
VETERINARY SURGEON
DR. H. J. BESTUL, Vetorlnarlan.
Ofllre In .WInetrout Implement
Bldg. Phone 11 3-J. Resldenca
Pbone 80R-R.
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