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Newspaper Page TextV I iiiidvv, tM -IDIU.H 1:1, IIMO. DAILY IWQVK RIVER COURIER PAOB THREg Why Should Oregon Vote Pendleton $125,000 tttiil oiii' (wi'iily-IUlli or a mill for a normal school only 21 miles from where the Mitt la uwiik a good plant at Weston, which require Imt ono-fortleth of a mill mi ii ii 11 1 maintenance to put It In successful operation? Hfiiit page 2H or Ihu voter' pamphlet; nml If yon wnnt to avoid needless luxation, vote 309 X No paid advertisement Clark Wood, Weston, Or. New Codfish New Comb Honey Flour and Feed At Right Prices ' J. PARDEE )2 South Otl St. Portland, Oct. I a. Today' mar ket quotation were; Wheat Club. 131; bluestcm, 1.J9. Oat No. 1 white toed. 2K.7:.. llarluy Feed, 14. Hog Ileat live, 9.50. Prime aleeri, 7; fancy cowi, 5." 5; brut calve, 7.50, Spring Iambi, 8.2S. Mutter City creamery, 39; coun try, 28. F.gg Selected local extra, 4 2. llena, 15 H; broiler, 16 Hi 17; geese. 110 11 H. Copper, 3 S Vi . NEW TRIMMINGS. Lao flouticiugi will lie mi" used for godet lunertluu. KNH,lalty lo be Duted I the cream dllel tbroiiith wblcb are Intermingled gold thread. All Iml. tatjons of black rbanlllly will t ought for, and tbl will hold tru of any Due black Inn with an Irregular ttern and background. . Dull and bright silks will le used on Ibe lame lace with a background net or Irregular die. usually Urge and of fine thread. While there w ill be much metal lie In evidence. It will be much heavier. Nothing will be better lo make the plaited dresses of than the iwtnt d'eaprtt In black, white and col or. ton SORE, SWOLLEN, TIRED MX - Dtrmls Eucalyptus Ointment T ALL DRUQ STONCS Tuaia 360 J 600 Only One Mifjht En Route A New Train Grants Pass to P RTL ANDWIA R KETS l.v. CHANT PASS ;lft P. M. Ar. SAN FHANC18CO 5:50 P. M. I STANDARD AND TOI'KIST BLEEPING CARS ' ' fTKKI. OOACHH8. DININO CAR Willamette-Umpqua-Sacramento VALLEYS HY DAYLIGHT TWO OTIIKIt DAILY TRAINS Shasta Limited San Francisco Express I.V. SlitSO II. IH UONNUCTIONS FOR A LI, EASTERN AND SOUTHERN POINTS Ak I-in'iiI Ant-nt for lnforniHlloii JOHN M. SCOTT, (leneral Pnascngnr A Rent PORTLAND , , Southern Pacific Phone 281 Vrtll. "Do yon know," he simpered, "yon are the Drat real uctor I ever met It moat be extremely Interesting to act I tie urta created by the master dniuia iIhI like Khkescare nud"- "Nuw you're iHlklu', kid," he broke In. "I )ut em t lint Nhuktspear t:iIT alive Why. I phivcd In Hliakcspenre's 'Knit l.ynne' for two wmil scaron and I'tii'i of the time I pin i ! u horn In the on hcii"i "-New Vrk World. An Unimportant DoUil. "The lea her n I will soon eHk French w ll as I ienk Kngllsh nld the enth iMt.slle jrtrl. "Dill you nilniMiioiini'e many wontji " "Oh. that notnlug' I m iriinouiiv a lot of KiiuIImIi u-onln too" Wash lugtou Slur, Saerihcial. , ' Oweet ilrl affectlonatclyi-rapa you wouldn't lUe me lo leave von would your I'nia iondl. i indeed. I would not. my darling ttneet filrl Wcll. then. I'll marry Mr. Poorcbap He I willing In live her. New York .Weekly Snak Rose. Suake tbarmei' lake nnke root ami put It Into nu eartlieuwNi'e hii with a anike. and be oon liecome tiiefled and Ncem loipld nud loo weak to light or bite.. They put the make under Ihe Influence of ihe root hvfor pulling hi fang. The EgypV-m vulture wa the chief acavenger of I lie land of I'hRraob. It I. "He doesn't cure f.ir expense." "No?" "No. lie even tmtighl III home from n mini who ill.ln'l uunl.to sell, uud th.it' ihe iliviir-t way In the world to buy uuythliii,-." I Mr.. It I'reo Press. Job printing of every description at the Courier office. San Francisco 1iV, 7 1 1.1 M. Ill, MJBPHY Tlio Vedder. who were located hore a few yeara ago, are vlaltlng In thl valley. They are now reading In California. Tho Schmidt, of Flndlny'a bend, were Falrvlow culler Friday, Dr. Ilooiiir wa calling on mem- bor of hi church lat week who r aide' In thn Applogate valley. A number of people from Murphy attended the awlal at Rogue River 0 range hall Saturday evening. ; Mr. (lotcher, who recently old hi ranch on William creek, haa located on tba Dr. Johmon ranch. Mr. Park, of Chicago, brother- In law of A. N. Paron. I looking over the valley jalth a view of lo cating here. ' The Darter family spent Monday night with the Hayea brother before leaving for their new home In Iowa. Roy rtrown report a flourishing school, with 20 pupil In attendance. Quito bitter feeling baa been atlrred up over the killing of atock up Murphy creek, and trouble I tored up for aome one. Mr, Dora Perry' mother, from eaatern Oregon, hs come to make her home with her. DRYDEN Rufu McKlnney and wife have been camping up the creek for aome time and are thinking of Maying here for the winter. Mr. McKlnney ha hi panther dog here, and we are all In hopea he will stay and keep tho panther and other wild animal out of the valley. A week ago a panUier waa heard . reaming In the hill near here, o Mr. McKlnney, with hi dog, and accompanied by Clnrenre Shearer. Will Anal And. Walter Mlnthorn, and Marry Thoma. took lantern and gun4 and ventured forth Into the t)ick night to capture Mr. Panther, and although they succeeded In tree ing him two or three time, they did not get him. a he was afraid of the light. Charle Matln, from Valley. Idaho, I here vlnltlng with hi mother, Mrs. H. S. Mattln, and hla brother, Wilt Maatln.' . Mr. Taylor, a former resident of thl place, wa here over Sunday vlklt- Ing with friend and attending to bimlnen. There were a few auto load of men driving around the valley last Tues day, cantalng for the democratic party and advertising the democratic rally that wa held Tuetday night at the grange hall. Among the partle were aome prominent Grant Pa men, Drug glut Slover, Joe Ruell, Dr. Bweeney, and W. T. Miller. Clarence Messlnger apent a few day Ihe flrat of the week attending to bualnee In Oranta Pan. Will Auilund and wlfo were In Uranta Pa Monday and Tuesday at tending to bualnee. HUGO John Peteron returned from Cali fornia Monday night, where he ha been at work. Mr. and Mr. Hurry Schmidt left Monday morning for The Dalle. They expect to go all tho way by motorcycle. .Ml Dillon and Mini On keg went to Grant Paa Vednedny morning to attend Institute. The ladle of the Embroidery club met with Mrs. Dillon lnt Wednesday for an all-day meeting. A bonnteou dinner wa served and the day was much enjoyed by all. Arrangement will b made next Sunday for our Sunday achool rally. Hal Ritchie and father, of Mod ford, spent a couple of days with Hugo friend last week. The young people are to meet with Mrs. I, arson Thursday evening, to practice singing. Fire Warden lloxle was on our street Sunday, The Embroidery club meet with Mra, McKy Wednesday. FOOTS CREEK Mltsea Muriel Mathews and Anna Enrle called upon Mis Emma Guan yaw Saturday. Mr. and 'Mrs, Qco. Lance were call' era In Gold Hill Friday. Mis Anna Carle celebrated her 18th birthday October R. Born, October 9, to Mr, And Mrs. Horbort Darling, of Gold Hill, n sun. tioth mother unit sun are doing well, Mr. and Mra. Geo. Martin nnd Mr. Boyer, ot Rogue River, were business cnllera In Gold Hill Monday. Mr Martin Intends to build a new house on the Poo estate, which he bought. Mr. nnd Mr. Geo, l.nnce nnd Mr. and Mr. Grant Mathews spent Satur day hunting quail at Oold Ray. Mr. and Mra. V. M. Ollmore, Mn. Hattle. William and MImi Hattle and Pauline Ollmore drove to Grant Pas Wednesday with a load of bean. The Hold owned by F, M, Ollmore on Evan reek yielded 9,000 pound on nine acres, while Cal William, of the oaiuc place, on a piece containing two and one-half acre, raled 4,000 pound. THE PEASANT'S RIDDLE. And How th Sicilian Kpt ih Prem is H Mad to th King. A Kli'lllan lalHirer told u tbl itory. He xiiys Ills mother told It to blra when be wis a child. It nnd like ono of Crlmrn' tale and U undoubt edly very old fnlk lore: . "My mother td o t that once there wa u king w ho miw a iienxiint work' lug In a Held ami iihki iI IiIiii how much be fumed. A ml the eaxuut said. Four nirlinl a d iy.' -What do you du with your 4 ciulliilV' linked the king. 'One I eat. the sei md I put nt Interest, the third I return, and I lie fourth I throw away.' Thl pux.led the king, and lie al,c,l the pmxunl what be meant. And the pennant mj Ul : "'I buy my food nlth one. I feed my I'hlUli'cii with the xccoml. ami that Is putting money out at Interest. 1 feed my old father with the third, and that I patlug hack what ha licoti given nit-. I Klve the fourth to my wife, nud giving her money I throw lug It away.' " That's a gond riddle.' said Hie king, 'and I must tell It to my friend Promise me that yon won't tell any one the answer till you have seen my face a hundred tlmei,' So the peasant promised, and the king went back to hi palace and naked lliem the riddle Nobody could answer, but one rcmem hercd seeing the klug talk to a peas ant, so be went to the peasant and asked him about It But the peasant said: 'I can't tell you. I promised the king I wouldn't tell the answer till I bail seen hi face a hundred time.' (lb, Hint's easy!' snld Ihe king friend, ami be took a hundred lire out of bW lax ket. and every p'o e of money bad the king' face atnmpcd on It. "So the iwasant UM the king's" friend the answer to the riddle, and the king' friend went liii"k lo the inlin-e mid wild to the kluii. 'I can goes your rl.! A die now,' and be .did. Then hie king U cii mo angry nnd said: 'You couldn't have guessed It That pensnnt has broken bis promise!' So the friend had to tell the klug bow be bad fooled tie ieasaut." Cleveland Plain Iiealer. A Mistake CorreoUd. "I bear your newly uinn iml daughter and her buslaind are golu-.- to live with you." . "That' a mistake." "A mistake? I heard It from good authority." "A mistake, all the smiie. Tliey are not going to live wllb me. They lire going to live on me."- Raltlmore Amer ican. GENERAL CULCA. Roumanian Army Lder Now Fighting In Transylvania. v V J. i IV. - Vor CHICHESTER S PILLS W---. , UIK III All" v linANa tUkMN .' Illranai HriA rill, in II. a l Ul mmliiAV ?h,i,n, out, nija4l. V lak .Ikrr. Il.tr iftHr v Ir.i.l.l. A.KI lll.l llYK.trB' IAMOn IIII VMt I'll.LS. fo, nHiiiwli. llt.l.rl.AIt,iH,llm SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWKCRE TIME CARD The California and Oregon coast Railroad Company (The Oregon Cave Route) Effective Monday. May 1. 1916. Train 1 If. Grants Pass 7:00 a m Arrives Waters Creek 8:00a.m. Train 4 lv. Waters Creek....5:"0 p.m. Arrives Grants Pass 6:00 p. mj Dally except Sunday. All trains leave Oranta Pass from the corner of Q and Eighth street. opposite the Oouthern Paolfio depot For all Information regnrdtnit (relg' t and passenger service call at the office of the company, Public Ser vice building, or phone 131 for same. Classified Advertising POM SALE ANGEL CAKES Phone orders to No. 190-J. 7S7tf WINONA BERKSHIRE S If joi want the most pork per lb. of feed, get a Winona. Berkshire for your next herd boar. Spring pigs aver aged 100 lbs. each si four months. F. R. Steel, Winona Ranch, Hnral Route No. 1. S30tf M-ROOM house, partly furnished, lot 75x100, on Sixth street, for sale real cheap, or will trade. For par ticulars Inquire B. A. Williams. 121 O street , I7S SLIGHTLY USED Chevrolet car, model 490, Bve-passenger touring car, in first-class condition, with extra equipage, for sale at a sacri fice. W. S. Maxwell. 87tf FOR SALE Five acres in Grants Pa, home-like place, good build ings, will stand Inspection, title clear, taxes paid, can give Imme 'dlate poeIon. Cash down 81,000; balance of fl.500 to suit purchaser. No agents. Apply to owner, H. E. Gethlng, Oakland, Oregon. 879 DUROC JERSEY PIGS Boars and gtlt eligible to registry. Four months old pigs for sale at reason able prices. Phone or address Frank Hill, Murphy, Ore. Phone Provolt central. 889tf FOR SALE On liberal terms, a small hydraulic; placer mine hav-, lng pipe, giant, reservoirs, house, garden, etc. Address Grants Pass, Post Office Box 731. 874 $1,500 BUYS comfortable, neat, four room cottage, with acre ot splendid garden ground, berries, some fruit, water for Irrigation, pump on back porch. Rogue River avenue. Terms to responsible party. For particu- . lars. Inquire No. 1818, care Courier. 870tf FOR SALE Holsteln bull, two years old. Pedigree and price on appli cation. A bargain. F. H. Hastay, Route 1. ' 876 SQUASH FOR SALE For stock or table use. Delivered or in field. Grant Cox, Route 2. 876 BARGAIN 1100 talking machine and records for (25. See it at Mclntyre's Cyclery. 877 FOR SALE Work horse, very cheap; five-year-old cow; 2 -Inch wagon. t A. J. Green. Phone 614-F-2. 878 LOTS IN LINCOLN PARK at, 8125 and 1150, and on Lawnridge avenue at 1250. If you want, a lot for a home or speculation, now is your opportunity for ten days. Must raise some money at once, reason for selling at these prices. Buy now and save money. Arthur Conklin, 112 C street. Phone 215-Y. 874 WANTED WANTED To buy good milk cow, fresh. Must test at least 4 and give two gallons or more st a milk ing. Phone 600-R-2. 874 WANTED 600 tons lump chrome ore. Chrome ore 38 per cent min imum and seven per cent maximum silica content. John Hampshire, rooms 203-204, Public Service building. 875 LOST PURSE LOST Last night, lady's leather change purse, containing money, key, etc., and name of owner written In Ink. Finder please leave at Palace hotel or Conrler office. Reward. , 2t LOST Fountain pen. Finder please return to No. 1839, care Courier. 74 VnsTUAlTS ABSTRACTS by Grants Pass Abstract company to Josephine county prop erty are prepared by owner, W. E. Hanson. Have some printed stock with low price. Old abstracts con tinued. , ' , 894 MINI 'F.I. LAN ROUS CRYSTAL SPRtNiiS water .put up In .'-gallon k! Jars aud delivered it your floor, fresh, pure, sanitary. Telephone 29S-R and water wagon will call. , . TAXI STAND at the Mocha Cafe. Any where In town 10c. Phone 181-R. Residence phone 242-L. tf "Dumping. "Pumping" I a word of F.ngllah orl. glu designating a cniumcrcuU practice which consist of esutlillshlng for one and the Mime product two Kettle of iti(es-vl, a relatively high price for the lioine tuuilict and lower price, vn. tlalilo itconrdin lo i Irciimstaiii e and In iiiiiny case". I ' er Vv.u the cost of liroil;i. tl.in, for f n iiinrkcta -Paris Ni.tiire. . PHYSICIANS L. O. CLEM2NT, M. D. Practlf limited to dlreaaes of the eye, ear, noie and throat. Glasses fitted. Office hours 9-11, 2-6, or oa ap- ' polntment ' Office phone, 12; reel- dence phone 15 9-J. 8. LOCGHRIDOE. M. D.. Physldaa and surgeon. City or country calls ; attended day or night Reetdeaee , phone 169; office phone 111. ; Sixth and H. Toffs Eldg. J. P. Tru ex, M. D., Physldaa tad surgeon. Phones: Office 111; resi dence 224. 'Calla answered at all hours. Country calls attended to. Lundbnrg Bldg. DR. ED. B T W ATR Specialist on diseases of ere ear, nose and throat; glasses fitted. Office fcoers: I to 11 a. m., 2 to I p. m. Pkoaee: Residence 214-J; office 257-J, , Schmidt Bldg, Grants Pass, Ore. A. A. WITHA1I, If. D., Physldaa and 8urgeon. Office: Hall Bldg, com er Sixth and I atreetc Phones: Office 116; residence 282-J. Hoars 9 a. m. to 4 p. m. . DENTISTS E. C. MACY, D. M. D. Ftrst-daae dentistry. 109 .South Sixth street, Oranta Pass Ore. BERT R. ELLIOTT, D. M. D. Mod- J ern dental work. Maud B. Brad ford, dental assistant. Rooms 4 and S, Golden Rule Bldg. Grants Pass, Ore. Phone 265-J. ATTORNEYS H. D, NORTON, Attorney-at-Law. ' Practice In all State and Federal Courts. First National Bank Bldg. COLVIG 41 WILLIAMS Attorneys- at Law, Grants Pass Banking Co. Bldg, Grant Paso, Ore. E. S. VAN DYKE. Attorney. Practise In all courts. First National Bank Bldg. EDWARD H. RICHARD. Attorney-at-Law. Office Masonic Temple. Grants Pace, Ore. . W. T. MILLER, Attorney-at-Law. County attorney for Josephine County. Office: SchaUhorn Bldg. O. S. BLANCBARD, Attorney-at-Law. Grants Pass Banking Co. Bldg. Phone 170. Grants Pass, Ore. i V. A. CLEMENTS Attorney-at-Law, rracuce in state and federal courts. Rooms 2 and 3, over Golden Rule store. ' MUSICAL INSTRUCTION VIOLIN INSTRUCTION France- Belgtan school ot violin playing. E. R. Lawrence 215 I street J. S. MACMURRAY. teacher of voice culture and singing. Lessons given at home ot pupil If requested. Ad- dress 716 Lee street 851tf DRAY AGE AND TRAN8FER COMMERCIAL TRANSFER CO. AU kinds of drayage and transfer work carefully and promptly done.' Phone lll-R. Stand at freight i depot. A. Shade, Propr. F. Q. I3HAM, drayage and traneter. ; Safes, pianos and furniture mored. packed, shipped and stored. Phono ;. Clark ft Bolman, No. 50. Resi dence phont 124-R. THB WORLD MOVES; so do we. f Bunch Bros. Transfer Co. Phone 15-R, . LODGES GRANTS PASS Lodge No. 84 A. F. A. M. Stated Communica 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., meets every Wed nesday evening in I. O. O. w F. hall, corner 6th and H. Sts. Visiting Odd Fellows cordially Invited to be present. Emll Gebers. N. O.; Clyde Martin, Secretary. DECORATORS AND PAINTERS PAPBRHANGINO. graining, paint lng. For the best work at lowest prices phone 295-J. C. Q. Plant, 8outh Park street VETERINARY SURGEON DR. R. J. riRSTUL, Veterinarian. Office In Wlnetrout Implement Bldg. Phone 113-J. Restdenee . Phone 805-R. VS8AYER8 x ETHr." CROUCH, AsMyeTTcbtuTaL metallurgist, Rome 201-203 Pad dock Building. Grants Pass. Mining blank': at the Courier office.