Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, January 21, 1917, DAILY EDITION, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE POUR j. Mxux woavn am corona SUNDAY, JANUABY 81, IMT. . CHICHESTER S PILLS W-T- , THI IAaNS SKAN A fty bo two. Hill I Mlk lUa bY iMua. X IHUl M,flil.AtllliM PORTIANO HWKEIS Portland, Jan. 10. Today mar ket quotations were: Wheat Club, 1S7; bluesteni. 1ST. Oats No. 1 white feed, 34.75. Barley Peed, 40.00. Hog Be ttvo. 10.50 0 10.60. Prime steers, 8.60; fancy cows, 7.60; beet calves, 8.00. Spring lambs, 11.25 11.50. Butter City creamery, 89; coun try. M. Eggs Selected local extras, 41 41. Hena, IT 1TK; broiler, 10; CMOS, 11 0 II.- Ooppor, It. , Geldbsatsra' Skin. Goldbeaters akin la prepared frost the oataMe membrane of the large In testine of the ox. It la aald that gold beaters first tried paper for inclosing tbs metal, and mulberry fiber paper la till used in China and Japan, but snl amal parchment has been mostly em ployed for two or three centuries at toast While a thinner leaf can be beatea out between paper parchment aheets. It la damaged by adbesiou. A special German paper is coated with Isinglass or albumen, and per parch ment of some sind is mncb used In the flrst stages, but sold beaters finish their product between goldbeaters' skins, still pounding an ounce of gold into 2U0 quart) inches of leaf. Early Precept. ' Kind LadyHow'd yon learn to pick pockets? Pickpocket- By watcbln' me mother flsbln' fer change in tb' old man's trousers' Allwni.v Knlckerneck r Press. E CciiiWcstCoffsa b-JcstRlihr - Start lie le Ifi CALIFORNIA-OREGON 10ft-J .23 G STREET, ROUMANIAN CTEY - OF NANEST1 TAKEN Berlin, via Sayrllle, Jan. 10 Cap ture of the Roumanian city of Nan eatl, on the river Sereth yesterday by storm In hand-to-hand fighting, was announced in today's official state ment. The capture waa made, It is stated, deapite a heavy snow storm and poor light, which Impeded activity of the German artillery. Capture of 400 prisoners from Rou manian forces that repeated desperate assaults on German positions north or the Suslta valley was also announced. In addition to these tosses by cap ture, the Roumanians left several hundred dead before the German positions. E Washington, Jan. SO Swiss Minis ter Bitter, acting on instructions from his home government, today issued orders, through Swiss consuls in America, that all reservists on condi tional leave are ordered home Im mediately. At the same time, Minister Ritter waa ordered to issue these instruc tions, he received notification that three additional Swiss army corps are to be mobilised on Jan. 24. Dr. Ritter said today his govern ment's dispatch declared Switierland had no fear of any hostile move by either group of belligerents. The new troops, he believed, are to be used to relieve part of the two army corps now mobilised. It was said. London reports have recently men tioned massing of large German forc es on the Swiss frontier, and (ear was expressed that Switzerland's neutrali ty might be violated. Every brave man Is s man of hi word. CnrtieHle the Year It has solved the "help problem" in hundreds of families. It renders silent, efficient, flexible service. It does not talk, complain of long hours, has no callers. Works Sundays, holidays and week days; will do ' WASHING, COOKING. HEATING DUSTING AND IRONING It is at home, willing to work in kitchen or parlor, In city residence or country ranch house. In no other place in the world is electric service so thoroughly developed and so generally used as in the Pacific Coast States. Why not try doing your work in 1917 the Electric Way? POWER COMPANY PERSHING READY TO QUIT MEXICO Washington, Jan. 10 Announce ment of orders (or General Forahlng's withdrawal from Mexico may be ex pected at almost any time, war de partment officials suggested today. The preliminaries ot such withdraw al are already staged. General Pershing is ready to move his entire force northward. This will be done gradually, It waa said. When Pershing ret runs his men will be distributed along the border. That this will be sufficient to guard the border, with other vallable reg ulars, la the military view. CARPENTER MAY BE LOVE PIRATE Tacoma, Jan. 20. In the county Jail here today charged with perjury as a result of his testimony in a dam age suit, Fred B. Carpenter, 57, bids (air to rival the matrimonial achieve ments of Charles Wax, ot "Oliver Os borne" fame, according to the prose cuting attorneys ot the court. Carpenter was aj rested yesterday In a corridor ot the court house. His ball was fixed at IS.000 which he was unable to furnish. Carpenter's arrest was largely due to the testimony of Mrs. Mary G. Creamer, his last wife ot the seven he is alleged to have acquired during a long career. He testified he had been married only twice and that both of his wives were dead; that his name waa Ernest E. Carpenter; that he had never been arrested before. Mrs. Creamer appeared on the wit ness stand very much alive and de clared aha had him arrested for non- support and that he had served a term in the county Jail after conviction on that charge. Mrs. Mary Klstler. who divorced him prior to his marriage to Mrs. Creamer, was also subpeonaed. She, too, appeared In living form, but was with Servant GRANTS PASS, OREGON not called to the stand. Carpenter testified that he was born In Milwaukee. It la said by a former wife, howevar, that he waa born In Germany and that his real nains la PriU Zimmerman. I. 1IUBFHY Mn. 3. W. .Qlluiora received the sad news that her son who lives In Missouri hsd been killed by an ac cident while working in a brick yard. L. V. Carson attended the K. P. banquet In Grants Past Monday night, The boys and girls basket ball teams played at Applegate Saturday night. The games ended In favor of Murphy girls and Applegate boys. Letters from the Sweeney at Salem report them as very pleas antly located near the state house and that they are enjoying themselves very much.' The work done on the Murphy road last rail has certainly kept It In fine, shape and Is a big Improve ment over previous winters whsn all were In danger of breaking their neck bouncing over chuck holes to say nothing of the wear and tear of their tempera. When the work Is finished to the river we will have a road equal to the Crescent Qty road. . A. H. Carson has completed the deal whereby D. I, Wright of Edgar, Neb., takes possession of the Geo. Baer ranch at Hugo. The considera tion waa $8,000. Mr. Carson Is show ing a gentleman from Ft. Collins, Colo., over the valley with a view of locating him here. Sugar ibeot planting Is the topic of general Interest here and nearly all of those who planted them last sea son will increase their acreage this year. MUNITION PUNT Ottawa, Canada, Jan. 20. Cana dian women are working In munition factories. There are 5.000 women workers, according to estimates com piled today, who are helping make the shells which England and her allies and dominions are hurling against the German lines. And to day comes the "romper suit" for women. That Is "rompers," like child ren wear, la the article of clothing that most nearly approaches the style ot a garment which Canadian manufacturers are preparing for their women employes. Canada bars the overalls, which sister workwomen sre wearing in England. The designers of the new habit think It will not only be popular In the machine shop and fuse room, but In the kitchen as well. When Mark Irish, director or labor of the Imperial munitions board, flrst broached the possibility or having women work in munitions factories, Canadian Hhollmukers declared It was "Impossible," because they could not be found. "Why God bts 'em," Director Irish replied, "wo are deluged with tliem and I'm unking women on the. waiting list not to get discoursed. " The Canadian plan is a dilution of labor not replacement of women for men In plants, but introduotlon of feminine workers so that male labor can ibe spread over a greater time and a greater number or machines. Four hundred women entered the factories at first. Some of these, of the teasure class, .found their French heels did not fit In with mak ing munitions and they dropped out. Some did not like the grime and dirt. But forty of the original number stuck. Then Canadian women awoke to the necessity for munitions and real and earnest workers started to pour In applications. Moat or these have stuck right on the Job. They have been careful, efficient, steady, reliable and, in many coses, better at work requiring delloate workmanship than men. No huovy labor Is at tempted. .The chief work which the woman do Is on primers, time fuses, In assembling, Inspecting, sorting and pocking. On some of these opera tions measurements to the thous andth part or an Inch are required. The women are paid from $10 to 22 a week Just as much as lualo workers In similar places. The plants where they work are airy and well lighted. In some places the Y. W, C, A. and W. C. T. U. and otfier organi zations hare started 'buffets where meals served at reasonable prices. uttrten is too main nutritive element In all flour made from grain, though It exists In larger proportion la soma va rieties of Wheat than In others, and In hard wheat more than In soft. Gluten flour Is flour from which the starch ele ment has been wholly or partly re moved, thereby bettering it for tbs use ot dlabetle patients. Classified slNOEL CAKJCS Phone order to No. 110-4. f ITU STRICTLY FANCY !) Alfalfa, Red Clover, Timothy, soarUUd sweat tovar, t Oraaa, ot. Ralph Waldo Bldsn, Osntral Point, Oregon. MTtf 115-BGG HENS tor sals. 1 dosen White Leghorn pulleia and hens for sal. Avarag rocord, 1(1 to 1(S eggs per hen per year. Price tll.OO Goo. P, Cramer. 50tf WINONA BERKSHIRBS Bred sows sired to Rogueland's Longfellow, 1st Aged Boar 1U Oregon State Fair, In pig to a winning son of Laurel Champion. Prices 140.00. Winona Ranch Rout t, A-Dox 10, 0 rants Pass, Ore. F. R. Steel. FOR SALE Two four-year brood sows, Duroc, farrow February. Each baa had two previous Utters, nine and eight respectively; one pig lost in tour lKtors. Address No. SI, car Courier. 157 HORSE, small and gaaUs, good tor women and children to drive, bug gy and harness for sal. B. B. Ml hills, S10 Bridge atrost. 57 FOR SALE Beardless seed barley. Box 112, No. I Ross Lane. Med ford. Oregon. 1(1 A classified ad will giva rssuKs. TO KXCHAMOM WANTED TO TRADE My eight room bungalow on Sixth street for small place centrally located or would take small country store. Will give good trade. A dress No. IT, care Courier. 157 TO RENT FOR RENT Six-room home, 105 0 street, opposite Central school; 110 per month. Inquire on premises, tt FOR RENT Cottage and nam f 5.60 per month, or cottage H.fO per month and barn II 1'). Wm. Boa, for Anton Htltwri;i, 208 Foundry street, Orants rats, til WANTED CALIFORNIA JUNK CO. We buy all kinda of Junk, bear hides, lurs, rags, brass, capper, sine, old pap ers, magazines. Call 403, South Ith Street, or phone 1M. M LET MB DO YOUR LAND clearing by contract. Address 111 H street, Grants Pass, Or. 141 WANTED For box factory, steady work ons plsnerman, three out off men, three band sawyeri, ons circular resawyer. Fruit Growers Supply Co., Hilt, Ca. Hltf CASH FOR FURS -Before shipping. see me. I buy furs exclusively. Pay highest prloes. Roy (Slim) illen, with Frank Bailey, corner 6th and L streots, Orants Pass. 957 A classified ad will give results. Envelopes at the Courier. CAPTAIN JAMES BLAIK'E. Msy Shot by Gsrmane Fer Attsmpl te Ram s Bubmsrlne. " tAr'4--, -t Vis. i: I -Si !j Advertising PHYSICIAN! L. O. CLEMENT, M. , D. PraosJss) limited to dlaoanw of the eye, as, nose and throat. Glassoa Bttac. ones boars 1-1 1, 1-5, or ot an polntment. OIBoa phone, II; rati dene phona I5I-J. " 8. LOUOHRIDOV, M. I).. Pbyalotaa and surgeon. City or country oaUa attended day or night. Residence pbona III; oflot phono 111. Sixth and H. Tuffs Building. J. P. TRUAX, II. D Physician as surgeon. Phonos: Offto III: raaf dance 114. Calls answered at all hours. Country calls attondod to. Lundburg Building. . . DR. ED, BYWATER apootallst Ot diseases of ths sys, ear, aoas and throat; lasses fitted. CJOos hours: I to It a. m., I to I p. m. Phong Residence 114-J; offlo IIT-J. Schmidt Bids, Orants Pass, Ore. A. A. wrniAM, M. D Physician aad surgeon. OOos: Hall Bldg., oornsc Sixth and I streets. Phonos: Ofltos 111; raaldeoca tli-J. Honrs: I a. m. to 4 p. m. DKNTHTI B. C. MAOY, D. M. D. Ftret-otesa dentistry. Ill Sooth Sixth street, Grants Pass, Oregon. ATTORNEYS H. D. NORTON, Attornsy-at-ktw Practice in all auto and Federal Courts. First National Bank Bldif COLVI Q A WILLIAMS Attorn sr-at-Law Orants Pass Banking On. Bldg, Orants Pass, Ore. E. 8. VANiDYKB. Attorney. Practlco In all courts. First National Bank Building. EDWARD H. RICHARD, Attorney-at-Law. Offlos Masoalo Temple Grants Pass; Ore. W. T. MILLER, AUoraey-at-Lnw. County attorney for Josephine County. Offlos: Schallhorn Bldg. O. 8. BLANCHARD, Attoraey-at-Uw Grants Pass Banking Oo. Btdg. Phona 170. Orants Pass. Ore. V. A. CLBMKNT8 Attorney-at-Law rractieo la stats and federal courts. Rooms I, and I, ever Ooldan Rale store. MX'SICAL INSTRUCTION J. 8. MACMURRAY. teacher of vote culture and singing. Lessons given st boms of pupil It requested. Ad dress 711 Lee street. Ilttf JESSIE C. KNAPP Piano and volos. inorus and choir directing. Studio residence. 114 North Second atrsot Phone 621-R. gtttt VltAfiuKS COM MERCIAL TRANSFBRCO. All kinds of drayage and transfer work carefully snd promptly dona. Phone 1 3 J R. .Stand at fright depot. A. Shade, prop. F. 0, 1811 AM, drayage and transfer. Safes, plsnos and furniture moved, tcked, shipped and stored. Phono Clark A Hoi man, No. 60. Resi dence phone 124-lt. THE WORLD Bunch Bros, 197-R. MOV 109; so do wo. Transfer Co. Phono AJWAYJCIW e7"r. crouciiaT metallurgist. Rooms 101-10! Pad dock Building, Grants Pass. iHtxitATX)itM And paintkhs PA PERU ANG ING, graining, paint' Ing. For the boat work at lowest prices, phone 295-J. C O. Plant South Park street. VKTKItlNARy Hit HURON BR. k. J. BKSWC; Veterinarian. Office In Wlnetrout Implement Bldg. Phone 113-J Hoeldencs Phone M5-R. MTrMTHIiLANKOUS TAXI STAND aTlhs Mocha Oafs. Any where In town lOo. Phono ) 111-R. Residence phone I4I-L tf TIME CARD The California and Oregon sTI. A. gt -n m wuasi xuuiroaa uotap&nj Tuesdayn and Fridays. Train 1 Iv. Grants Pass.. 11.00 a. a. Train I W. Waters Oroek l.0'p. m. All trains leava Grants Paso from 'he comer of O and Eighth street. pposlt the SoutkeiPsctAo depot. For all lalormatlpt . ragardtot 'rslght and Dssmngttr'servtea call at s ofBco of tbs l-ontpany, Pibllo 1h tct bnlldlng, or phone ill for '. Mntlng nt bo Courier.