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Newspaper Page TextTHURSDAY, DKOKMUKll at, 1018 DAILY IUXJCB B1VKB OOCBIXR PAGE THREK V No Calendars or Other Presents to giveaway but w will glv jre aperta ?aluea " All This Week IIKKP POT ROAST AT 10e Tl'KKKYH ..... ....JMe i City MarKet Phone 52 5 per cent discccct for cash 'IGclaCanr r -TO-DAY ... From Your f If 4MlUfir W.UM ww WWW w or Grocery Dealer1 v . snv ..r .i -ljl--- 'wWa, .teiiiiiMi w. SOME BASEBALL RECORDS. I Big Shutout .0.1-.. In the Modern HI - lory of th Qamo. In lb early daya of baseball white washing tram win on .f tb niost , i-ii.u( Innal episode uf lbs num.. Tliu bull wa wi II fly. wild plenty uf nib " ber between Im cover,' the pitcher's ., delivery to restricted and tlic fielding, owing (a tliu Inevitable tremendous hutting, so Ihmi (lint to prevent team (rum scoring was considered almost ( miracle. Itli: scores were Hid rule. V- emuellnu- going Into lis) num. When tla Mutual lu IMH -lull mil Hie ( III rago. id acotv Mug ti lu 0, It created mi ri Hi-mi nt nil our the i-minUy, the iiM'iiinr.T of which liilcd fur mure lliau A snips of ji-ttl. Wcuisluinilly eiPII uutv we tir.ir ur ii'iiiu being -ctil wigispd." Ittitiuiw uf the udiml iliuutfi In Hi; riiles uf 1 lie t,;ui!p II vmi!, I lip ruther Misleading u lllr.i.ll-,- ,ri-eiit M ml nrd Willi tin- hkhIi-.n i' In "mi sleet" ilny. "Mwlr"-iiiiiill' ht ' lu.y U-iiliin In tSlht, 1 ; lu tlio major mraqiiiM iNhIdmiiiI li-u:li kll.l All.l-lilliU w.K.H llllllllll I1I4 Rlllltlllll coiw Imd Uvti nuUit'ied In I lie uu . -tiu ;ii)-':.so iii -.'in lu inm ml IKN7 and 3 0 lu isxa Hut tlio record lu modern history I 11M) In III. Nailimel league ami .10 In lm A inert ran. Three time In Hi National league a ttire uf MM) Mai turned lu. The Ural waa mail uu July 13. 113. In game In riltMbin.il, 1 tin I'lratc abutting out tin) Washlngtons lijr thine figure Three )pai-H lati'r, nearly In 1 tie day (July 8, lwnii. Iliu fent vn related. Hie I'lrali") nualu aliulilim mil tin Wanliliiuioiiii, M, TIip tlilnl lilt) gain aa ln eO at New Yurk on June T. IIKHI, i'hlrago d feallng tlie (llniita. In Hie Aniprli-nn li'umie Octmlt ahut out Clpvvlanil, a Mi. on Hcpt. IS, 11)01, - awl on Aug. 8I,MU(IT, Naw York ahut out Waabliigton. 'JOA - I'hllndclpbla Ledger. r WHAT OUR NEK1HB0RS IN CALIFORNIA SAY. P-Mdena, Cal. "I want to extend to rou my heartfelt bank! lor the benefita ' derived iij from the nta of your nieulcinea. alto for the kiwi 'and good advloa obtained. I am , proud mother. "i pad oeen a treat auftereri three tiuiea I waa ' B-lven uu to die the lait time being four moutha ago. , 1 doctored with aeveral doctora out obtained no relief. Waa told that an operation would effect a cure, ao I ubmltted to one, but thla proved like all the tuedlclnee I had tuken uot bcueficlal, I obtained, and ' atarted at once taking ' Favorite Prrocrlptlou,' "Four tnontha ago the doctora and mime aaid It would lie a year or more before I would be able to uo my houae work, and, of course, I thought ao uiyeeif aa I wna not able" to walk acroaa the floor for at vend weeka. I 111 now able to do my homework and to core for my children and I do not feel aa though I could ever thnnk you enough for the henrflta I have re ceived. Mrn. MaiikUK Ku-r, IH4 8outh rnwidena Ave. Why should any woman continue to worry, to lend n mliwnible txlntcnce, when I)r, rierce'a Favorite rrencrlptlon It aold by druggiata, in cither tablet or llrmld funnf Rick iwople are Invited to commit Dr. Pierce by letter, All eorrea. pondonce la held aa .atrlctly private and lacrcilly confldcnllnl. Hend threa dlmea for atnmpt for mailing rlmrgra to I)r, rierce'a luwdlda' Hotel, Diiflalo, N. Y., and you will ro receive a cony of the "Common 8eno Medical Advlaer, all charge! prepaid. r c JiLC W MJlil! I M ir mill '' ji 1 NEVLAND OFGOLD FOUND IN ARCTIC YM More Pientifui Than in - Alaska, Says Ledan. ESKIMOS HOLD THE SECRET wediih Explorer Irlngt ImIi Oelden Harpoon Head te Prove Oiaoevery. Oil Alt In Abundance In Par North, lulled Mad of Preeiouo Metal, He eye. Bringing a tale uf a bind where gold la Dior lik-iil I ful than It la In. Alaaka. Cbrlatln l.edrn, a yooug Owedlah ex plorer, haa n-turiicd to tliU country aft-r three yvar xiit In the arctic. Aa evidence uf the truth of hla atory be haa a harpoon bead hammered out of gold by tlie natlvra of a ramp alnca wlied out by dinrtim. He baa alao aeveral ! luu-im of guld bearing qunrta brouii'iit to III 111 by Kuklmoa. who ilaiid liiiiny iluiiKcra lu order M get them. U-ilcii aaid he hail vMled a land wti-ro Hie gmuud wait ao full of oil that In !h warm montlia the ainell of It flihd tin iilr. Mr. I etlcn'a i-;iuniiliiii carrli-d him over tlinunaiiiU uf tnllen In the country iionliH'mt of IltuNmi lay. He went aloue ud OUtd. a ,4 JCUVvlvd Wil. tn' iMllrei and ai one of tli'in. Uo flalt n the Igluklk. near I'nrr and ilecia atraltn; the Ivlnlpi'tux. belweon the firrat l'luh river and ('licntcrflcld In let; the Neti-hlllk. in ur PiHitha and the magiietle pole, and the Klvlullka, near the Wayer river, lilt out lit waa ahlp d by boat to Port t'biirchlll, lu flud auu bay, which waa !ie alnrtlug point of Ma travel. Perlleua Starch For Gold. Juat here Hie guld and oil art Mr. t-edcii will nut nay. Tliu place where the gold la to bo found be did not visit. lieratiHe to have done ao, he aald, would have meant another two year lu the far north. The territory waa dead-llied to him by aome Baklmoa, who told blm of a great bill that bad been ao apllt that the different atrata were uncovered. Here the reddle, yel low metal could b aeon. Mr. Laden pereuaded aome of tboaa Journeying north to aearch out the place. The Raklmna that went lu to And It bad terrible time," be aaya. "Their doga died, and they bad to win their way bark to the place where I waa ataylng through terrific weather. They attempted to bring' back aeveral large tpecuneni of the gold, but conditions became ao bad they had to throw them wy. . "One very hj " th1 now w' grandfather, the poaaeaaor of an old faabloned big bore gun, had found yellow metal that he bad hammered out to maka bulleto. ' The atorlee of the Kakluoa would Indicate that gold la up north In greater abundance than In Alnaka. The native, of eoune, bavo no Idea of Ita value." Mr, lden'a expedition waa planned with the Idea of unking n.aclmtlflc urvoy of the country and lit peoide TIo Id bo bellevee tho Eskimo bad common nnrpator with the Amerlcau Indliin. lie Imaea bla opinion chiefly 011 their folk loro and their music. Uo took ft phonographic, outfit Into th far north, and ho brought back many reo orda of Kuklma music. Have Wonderful Language. "Tho Eskimo have a wonderful Inn gunge," he any, "It U hard to master bocauso tho anrno word will express ao ninny dHTcirnt thing, depending upon tho Inilm-tlon, tho pronunciation and relatlvo poHltlou. It la much the aiune na tlio IiiiIIhu InngunKi'., Tbero la tlio iini(atmllntity lu their' myth nnd In their poutry, "ICach Individual roiupoxcN hi own song and by them give vxpivkkIoii to III feeling. Their liiNi-umeiiliil music Ih entirety ronlliied to the ilnnn." Traveling with Hip" iiiiIIvi-k, any Mr. I.eilen, wiih not only full of peril, lull I'i'iiuli'cd tho titluiiHt dlploniney. The unlives urn niiiku-hUIIoim nnd they have I lli-tu belief hi ifiiod anil luid Kplrlts .V while man I couKldered more o( a 'mil Hplilt Ihiiu n good one, und this, Mr, LmIi'I) contenda, malic bl:n at all time a wort uf Jonah lu (bit cuwi, . if (be weather la bad, tf an ain-lilcut bap pen or If alcksnna eoinea It la always tbo white uiau who la regurdml na the rauae. If he become very sick they are sure It la another ninulfealatlon of the anger of the good spirit and ao they never lack for an eciiso to aban don bliui Trlla-s living within a few miles uf each oilier bu found bad no word In cominiHi, but (he rojls of their- words were tho aamc. Ttielr coiuinim blood la also ehown, he aaid, by the structure of their music and their maimer of de livery, and It la by these uictm that bo hoca to prore to the sclent Iflc world that tlm KMklinoa are rehiled by blood lo the ludlaii and not to the Mongol, : Altboiigli tie la onlv thirty-five years old Mr. I xilcii baa innde five trlsi llilo I the unknown region of the tar north. I He la commissioned by tbel'nlversltyof Norway at Christ lanlo, and be also col lected for the geological survey of Can- !ada. FRENCH AVIATOR GETS 21ST VICTIM Paris. Dec. Z I. Lieutenant Nuen- gressor brought down hla twenty- first aeroplane climbing steadily to the record held by France' other atar, Sub-Meiitenant Cuynmer. The announcement waa made In connec tion with the day'a official atatement, which detailed erlat activity over most of the weatern front. In one brush, one of the French. aeroplane collided with an enemy machine It wa pursuing and ' both fell. On Wednesday, the atatement aald, the French aviation equadron bombarded railway stations at Aniiy, Brleullew-ur-Meuae, Charlevllle, Mes- urea and Nealea. Jada sector, (Macedonia) there waa pada sector, (Macedonia) there wa Intermittent artillery firing, grow ing violent In the region of Hill 1060. NATIONAL I'KOHIIHTIOX FAVORED BY OOMMITTKK Washington, Dec. 21. The na tional prohibition bill waa reported favorably by the senate Judiciary committee today. The bill aa amended by the judi ciary committee become an Iron clad dry measure. Senators Reed, Culberson and Brandegee were the only members to vote against It At amended the bill prohibit the "nte,nianuracture or traneportatlon of intoxicating liquors within, the Importation thereof Into, and the ex portation thereof from the United States and alt territories aubject to the Jurisdiction thereof for beverage purposes." Section two of the bill provide that "the congress shall have power to enforce thla article by all appro priate legislation." .. Opening the Stubborn Knife. Dov your H-nkulfe blade .i-ofuse to ohii? Here la a certain and easy method uf b-. lusting It to term. I'lace one corner of your handker chief over, the back of the stubborn blade and wind the rest of It tightly around tho knife. : Hold the opposite, corner between the flrat and second Anger of your right band (if you are right banded) and throw th knife from you with aome aiiced. tlo over and pick It np and you will find the blade opened. 1 have yet to find a knife ao rusty that It will not yield to tbla treat meut. and-lt hH save th thumb nail -Outing. Chip ef the Old Block. "There goes millionaire who brags bout hi on to everybody wbo will listen." "(evidently the young fellow I 1101 Ilk th average heir to great wealth." "No, Indeed. The old gentleman was trbnuied lu the stock market last week, and wbeu ho discovered that hla own sou hnd turned tho trick he wo the proudest man lu the l ulled Utatee" Wrml11ghs.n1 Age-1 1 era Id. Think of Thla. "Found an honest man yet?" we asked Dlugeups. "Han ncross a phenomenon today that Interested 1110 nlmust aa much. A lady giving up housekeeping was run ning around trying to llnd n situation for a good conk "Louisville Courier Journnl, MANY IX OIUNTS PASS THY BIMI'LH MIXTl'UK Many Grants Pan people are sur prised ut tho QUICK action of simple buckthorn bark, glycorlno, etc., as mixed In Adlor-i-kn. This simple remedy arts on DOTII upper and lower bowel, removing such surpris ing rmil matter that ON 10 BroONI'TL reltuvoi almost ANY CASK constipa tion, sour stomach or gns. A few dose nftrn rcllovo or prevent ap pendicitis. A shqrt treatment holpa -hronln stomach trouble. Tho IN STANT, easy notion of Adler-l-lta If uutonlHbit.n, National. Drug Storo. ' A classlllpd ad will give results, GIFTS THAT ARE USEFUL We have taken the HIGH out of the price for the Christmas week. Look over our line and you will find that you can end , your shopping troubles and save money . Grants ' Pass Hdw. Co. At Your Service , Why Not f "Why did yon strike tide man Task ed the Judge stcruly. "He called me a liar, your honor." replied the accused. "Is that truer said the Judge, turn ing to the niun with the mussed np face. "Sure It'a true." said the accuser. "I called him a liar because he Is one, and I can prove It" "What have you to say to that?" aaked the Judee of the defendant. "If got nothing to do with tbe case. your honor," wa the unexpected reply. "Even If 1 am a liar I guess I've got a right to be sensitive about It ain't IT New York World. 8om:hino Lacking. A reshlent of Nevada who bas re cently returned from a trip llirouch the east was Interviewed by the Post "How did Niagara strike me'" said the traveler. "Well, to bt iniull.l. It waa u little disappointing. There -Hi-uied tu bo something, lacklug-soiuclhliig. t couldu't see what, but something thnt I didn't see and felt I ought to see tu make tbe picture complete.' Perhaps It wa a man going over In a barrel. Kansas City Time. TEACHERS' EXAMINATIONS Notice I hereby given that the county superintendent of Josephine county, Oregon will hold the regular examination of applicants for state certificates at Grants Pass, as fol lows: Commencing Wednesday, Decem ber 10, 1116, at 9:00 o'clock a. m., and continuing until Saturday, De cember 23, 1(16, at 4:00 o'clock P. m. Wednesday PoreaMMm U. S. (History, Writing, Penman ship, Music, Drawing. . Wednesday Afternoon Physiology, Reading, Manual Training, Composition, Domestic Science, Methods In Reading, Course of Study for Drawing, Method In Arithmetic. Thursday Forenoon Arithmetic, History of Education, Psychology, Methods In Geography, Mechanical Drawing, Domestic Art, Course of Study for Domestic Art. Thursday Afternoon Grammar, Goography, , Stenog raphy, American Literature, Physics, Typewriting, Methods In Language, Thesis for Primary Certificate. Friday Forenoon Thoory nnd Practice, Orthog raphy, Physical Geography, KngllBh Lttoraturo, Chemistry, Physical Cult-. ure. Friday Afternoon School Law, Geology, Algebra, Civil Government. Saturday Forenoon Goometry, Botany, Saturday Afternoon General History, Bookkeeping. , LINCOLN SAVAGK, 933 ' - Co. Supt. Classified Advertising ANQEL CAKE8 Phono orders to No. HO-J. 787tf ALFALFA. RED CLOVER and all grass aeedt are cheaper bow than later. Write for samples and "price. : Strictly fancy stock. Ralph Waldo Elden, Central Point, Ore gon. SBOtf WINONA BERK8H1RE8 Three July 27, lilt, daughters of Winona Violet champion out of Rookwood Lady 106th, a slater of Laurel Champion. Winona Raneb, R. 1, Box A, Grant Pass, Or. tf FOR BALE: The Needlecraft store and stock of art goods and notion. Owner leaving the city and will give good bargain. Call 214 C street. (32 FOR SALE Work mare for sale cheap, will work single or double, R. K. Ross, R. F. D. 2. Phone 604-F-2. 30tf FOR SALE CHEAP Three over coat and two suits, medium size, slightly worn. Address No. 2282, care Courier. 932 TO EXCHANGE FOR EXCHANGE Forty acre , of good land San Bernardino county, California. Price 1, 25e.ro, vant house and lot or something In , Granta Paas equal value. W. C. Rice, 683 South P-'k, ro-nona, CaL 939 TO RENT FOR RENT Six-room home, 305 C street, opposite Central school; 810 per month. Inquire on premise, tf FOR RENT New and ued piano - and organ. -On year' rent to apply on purchase price. The Music and Photo House, Stanton Rowell, proprietor. .937 HOTEL AND EATING HOUSE for rent The Clarke hotel and eating house at Glendale, Oregon 1 for rent or lease, furnished. 1 daily passenger train for dinner. For particulars write' or call on A. G Clarke. Glendale. Oregon. 939 WANTED WANTED A capable and reliable man to canvasa Josephine county , for us. Permanent It satisfactory, Write us today for particular. Ore gon Nursery Company, Orenco Oregon. Largest fruit and orna mental nursery In the west 940 CALIFORNIA JUNK-CO. We buy - all kinds of Junk, bear hide, furs, rags, brass, copper, sine, old pap- era, magaslnea. Call 403 South 6tb Street, or phone 199. , 943 WANTED Old papers, magaxines, hides, pelts, rags, sacks, rubbers, " metal and Junk of all kinds. High est prices, best service. Phone 21 J. Union Junk Co., 503 South 6th. 947 SUDAN GRASS SEED, WANTED Mail half-pound aample, and state quantity. . Ralph Waldo Elden, Central Point,. Oregon. 936 WANTED First das open - ahop gray iron molder and coremakers bollermakers and machinist First class ages, eight "hours per day time and balf overtime. Steady work to first claaa men. United Metal Trade, 417 Oregon Bldg., Portland, Oregon. 938 CASH FOR FURS I want mink, kunk, coon, .coyote, fox, etc It will pay you to see me before dis posing elsewhere. Roy (Slim) Allen, with Frank Bailey, Corner 6th and L streets. 933 LOST LOST Old fashioned cameo brooch. Reward. Mrs. B. A. Blanchard. DECORATORS AND PAINTERS PAPERH ANGINO, graining, paint ing. For the best work at lowest prices, phone 295-J. C. G. Plant, Boutbf, Park street. TIME CARD The California and Oregon Coast Railroad .Company Effective Docembor 8, 1916 Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturday Train 1 lv. Grants Pass.. 10.00 a. m. Train 8 lv. Water Creek 1.00 p. m. All train leave Grant Pass from the corner of U and Eighth streets, opposlto the Southern Pacific depot. For all Information regarding freight and passenger service call at the office of the company, Publlo Ser vice building, or phone 131 for same. Job printing at tho Courier. Calling cards at the Courier. I'HYHKIAXS L. O. CLEMENT, M. D. Practice limited to diseaaea of tbe eye, ear, nose and throat. Glasses fitted. Office hour 9-12, 2-5, or on ap pointment Office phone, 62; resi dence phone 3 5 9-J. . S. LOL'GHRIDGE. M. D.. Physician and surgeon. City or country calls attended day or night. Residence phone 369; office phone 182. Sixth and H. Tuffs Building. J. P. "RVJAX, id. V., Physician and surgeon. Phones: Office 125; real dene 324. Calls answered at all hour. Country call attended to. Lundburg Building. DR. ED. BY WATER Specialist on diseases of the eye, ear, nose and throat; glasses fitted. Office hour: . 9 to 12 a. m., 2 to 5 p. m. . Phone Residence 234-J; office 257-J, Schmidt Bldg, Grant Pass, Ore. A. A. WITH AM, M. D., Physician and aurgeon. Office: Hall Bldg., corner Sixth and I streets. "Phones: Office 316; residence 282-J. Hours: 8 a. m. to 4 p. m. DENTISTS E. C. MACY. D...M. D. First-class dentistry. 109 ft ., South Sixth street, Granta Pass, Oregon. BERT R. ELLIOTT, D. M, D. Mod ern .dental work. .Maud B. .Brad ford, dental assistant. Rooms 4 and 5, Golden Rule Bldg. Grant Pass. Oregon. Phone 2 6 5-J. ATTORNEYS H. D. NORTON, Attorney-et-law Practice In all State and Federal Court. First National Bank Bldg. COLV1G ft WILLIAMS Attorneya- at-Law Granta Pass Banking Co. Bldg, Granta Pass, Ore. E. S. VAN DYKE, Attorney. . Practice In all courts. First National Bank Building. . , , . EDWARD H. RICHARD. -Attorney-at-Law. Office Masonic Temple Granta Pas. Ore. W. T. MILLER, Attoroey-at-Law. County attorney -for Josephine County. Office: SchaUhorn Bldg. a S. BLANCHARD, Attorney-at-Law Grants Pass Banking Co. Bldg. Phone 270. Grants Pass, Ore. V. A. CLEMENTS Attorney-at-Law Practice In state and federal courts. Rooms 3, and 3,' over Golden Rule store. ' " MTSICAL INSTRUCTION J. S. MACMTJRRAY, teacher of voice culture and singing. Lessons given at home of pupil If requested. Ad dress 716 Lee street 851tf JESSIE C. KNAPP Piano and voice. Chorus and choir directing. Studio residence, 614 North Second street Phone 633-R. 880tf - DRAYAGE AND TRANSFER COMMERCIAL TRANSFER CO. All kinds of drayage and transfer work carefully and promptly done. Phone 132-R. .Stand at freight depot A. Shade. Prop. F. O. ISHAM, drayage and transfer. 8afea, piano and furniture moved, packed, shipped and stored. Phone Clark ft Holman. No. 50... Real- ,. dence phone 184-R. THE WORLD MOVES; so do we. -Bunch Bros. Transfer Co. Phone 15-R. LODGES GRANTS PASS Lodg No. 84 A. F. A. M. Stated Communica tion 1st and 3d Tuesday. Visiting brethren cordially Invited. A. K. Cat W. M. Ed. O. Harris, secretary. GOLDEN RULE LODGE. No. 78, 1. O, OO. F. hall, corner 6th and , nesday evening in I. O. O. F meets every Wed H 8ts. Visiting Odd Fellow cordially Invited to be present. Emll Gebers, N. O.i Qlyde Martin, Secretary. MIHCKLLAN EOU8 TAXI STAND at the Mocha Cafe. Any where In town 10c. Phone 181-R. Residence phone 24 2-L tf DANCE at Rogue River, given by Powell orchestra, on Monday, De cember 25. .Good time assured. ASSAYKItS E. R. CHOUCHIssayer, chemist, metallurgist. Rooms 201-203 Pad dock Building, Grants Pass. VETERINARY HIRGKOX" DR. R. J. BKSTUL, Veterlnnrlan. Office In Wlnetroiit Implement Bldg. Phone 11 a-J Residence Phone 805-R.