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Newspaper Page TextTUESDAY, FKUHL'AHY 19, 1017 DAILY BOOCB BIVKB GOCRm pagm vzzn Valentine Table DmlMw table cover, napkins, plaos card, and cat oaU far decora Uw of UMm aad rooms. RJ card board aad crept paper. Demaray's A GREAT AUTHOffS CREDO.' .sbsrt Lsuis IdvtiiMii'i Itery tf Mas Writing MsthseV ., , I bsvt a vivid recollection of a moat Interesting abop Ulk with Robert Loo la Btevsnson which occurred during a loo walk to Fonutlusblceu. A w tramped along uudvr'tbe abada of tba tail poplars ba outlined lo tua tba trrtt it's credo be knew It and explained ola own method of work. "You painter chaps make lota of itwUsa, don't you rbtsxrtolnisd, "And fog don't frame tbem all and send Ibem to tbe salon, do youT You lust stick thorn up, on lbs studio wall for bit, sud presently yog tsar them tip and make more. And 700 cop Ve Usque and Iteuiurandt and Van Dyck and Corot and from sacb jrou isara soma HtOe trick of lbs brush, some ob tetrt little point III technic, And you know vr well that It Is tba knowl edge tbus acquired tbat will enable J oq later on to deliver your own ursaagt wllb a flus snd coufldent brsrsdo. Too art simply learning your metier. And. bsllev me, moo cbec. an artist In sby line without the metier Is Just a blind msn wttb a stick. Now. la tbe literary line I in simply doing what you painter men sre dolus In tbe pic torial Uue-learnlng tba metier." 1 "Yes. but bow do you work tba gsmeT" I Inquired. "W artists osa palct and canvas aud bruahet prsclsa y aa tbe mastsrs did." 1 "Well. I use pen sud Ink aud paper precisely aa did tba masters of the pea," Isuf bed fkevsnsoa, "only a pen cU Is quite good enough for me at pres ent. Just now I sm making story a la Bslsac. with a French plot French local color and every little touch and detail aa dost to Ibt old boy aa I can possibly make It And araat bla works Jast marvels of literary perfec tion! Bsslly. I beUeva thai lUlsac U ksld up to natnrs a mora wonderful mirror than area tbe great W. & hlm self. Ills dear old Para Gortot-doot .you Jost know him better even than mm. THE PERFECT GUM w w Let us make you acquainted with the new, luscious flavor, It's all that name suggests! Wrigley quality made when making is , tcience.'s New thr Cavotet Don't hreti . 17L1IGLEVS, 1 tir wvery tr.szl , 1 m i H . m. s j . ,.,... . r v 1 .v 0 v 1 Decorations Drc acj Stationery Sttre If you bad met bint right bars to tba graitde route and bad an hour's cbst wltbblmT "1 Ilka to swallow a great msitet wools, as It were, to read everything he's written at one go and then bare a try mysolf at something In bla man-1 ner, lue ouiy wsj 10 uecomo a master Is to study the tuasttr. tsks my word for It It s sll one whether It s In paint or clay or words. And then If yoo era boinbl enough and keep an opeo mind you may one of these long dsys loam bow to ssy It. I have st various periods thus sst at ths fort of Sir Wal ter 8cott and Smollett and Fielding and Dickens snd Foe sud Beaudeialre, and the number or tiring which I bava written In tba stylt of sacb would Oil a clothes bsskst"-Blrg Uarrlaon In Century Msgsslne. Tiny Jstheu lalsnd. Jstbou bland fat not only tba smallest ot tbe Channel Islands, but also tba smallest Inhabited Island. In Europe, la all lla little length snd breadth there Is only ons Inhabited bouse. , Jetbou Ilea midway between Uuere , sey and Bark and affords a perfect re treat from tbe world. It has a popula tion of about seven, la without roads af any sort and baa no poet Being aurrounded by submerged snd partly submerged rocks. It Is uaposslbla for the island to be visited by vessels of any alas, so all oommunlesUod '.vita the outside world la carried on by mssns of a tiny sailing cutter. la winter tba good folks of Jetbou sometimes bars no news of any of tba hsppealnga of tbe outside world for weeks at a lima, and yet Guernsey fat only a couple of miles off. -London Working an Adsee. "Doctor." suld the medlvsl student Mt hllnjt mitn Ant tn h sn lAlrikY y;- Mr Wntr mttei- ai1t tbstr' , The sdsgs ssy. 'Out of sight out of mind." , 1 if liavt m jNwitafjw of mcSi , atwy In rvjpeJt 1 i . 1 Bisssajfrtil . Lss-ff!lJl Wwm WW 1 . . . I ,vVl I UV i ml ml wi'w., . waAsesa ' . RAIIX OF r.1ARSI)fi A MiUtary Honor IntUtuted by a King of France. ' ; THE TITLE AN ANCIENT ONE It Wss First Conferred by Fhllle Am guetue In 1191, st ths Tims of the Third Cruesde THs Bsten le Ita Die tlnetlve ledge of Qffioe. ' It Is only la France tbat tba military dimity of marshal Is a very ancient one. It was King Philip Augustus who first Instituted It 11 1 military office lo 1181, at tbe time of tba third crussds. tt. Loots Invested two of bis commsnders wltb tba rank on tba are of bis 111 fated expedition to northern Africa,' Francis I. created three, and br tba time tbat Louis XIV. bad com pleted bis king reign there were 00 leas than twenty of them. Tba office wa abolished by the drst republic, but restored by Napoleon L when b proclslmed himself sm Dtror. Hs limited the number to six teen.. They were known a marshal of ths sniptre. Ths Bourbon monarchy on Its restoration In 1815 maintained team In offlc. but changed their title bsck to that of marsbsls of France. By tbe tow of 1839, bearing tba sign manual of King Louis Philippe, tbelr somber was limited to six In time of peace and twelve In time of war. Tbe baton, aa provided for by exit big military regulsUons In Franca, con stats of a staff about two fast long. an Inch aad a half la diameter, cover ed wltb dark blue velvet necked wttb gold stars snd tipped at sltber snd wltb sliver silt 00 tbe borders of which are engraved tbe Lstln words "Terror belli, decus pad." It la ear rled in ths right band at all great mill tor or etsts functions and Is used bi lien of tbe saber for saluting. Tbe baton of tba Held marshal of Ureal Brits In Is tipped at either end wltb crowns and lions: thoss of Germany. Austria and Bussls wltb single besded or doubls besded esgles. In Engtsnd the dignity of Held mar sbsl wss unknown until tbe reign of George II.. wbo In 1738 bestowed It upon tbe second Duks of Argyll, on of tbe greatest commanders sad state, msn of bla day snd of whom Pope wrote: , , Argyll lbs suts'e wool thunder oora to wltld Aod shake alUt ths ssoats aad the Oslo. Tba Drat Duke of Marlborough, ths victor of Blenheim, of Rsmlllles and of Ualptoquet. bora the title at captain albwlmo, a title undoubtedly origlnat- lag la Spain, wbsr It Is still retained. It Is regarded there as tbe equivalent of tba grade of Held marxhal la other countries. - - ! There ara'uo Held marshals at pro. ' eat lu ItUHSia. Tbe last two conimsud ers to bold that rank were tbe late Field Marshal tiourko, governor gen oral of Poland, snd the tale Grand Duke Mlcbsel Klcbolslvltch. who when hs died wss the Patriarch ot the Imperial bouse of Romanoff, ; In Austrls-Dungsry then ts but one , Held msrsbsl nsmsly. Archduke Fred crick. . Be Is a brother of the queen ' mother of . Spain and heir to all tbe colossal fortune of his uncle, tbe iste Archduke Albert wbo had won hi 1 marshal's hat on on ths hettieae'd or Costossa. 1 Tba fall Ken era Is in Austria near tbe I title of "fsldseugmelster" (master of ths ordnance! when they belong to the artillery, while all lieutenant generals sre known as "feldmsrshsl Ueaten snt," a title which la being coatianally . mistranslated abroad as tbst of field 1 marshal In Italy, Scaudluavia, Belgium and Holland and la tbe armies of ths Bal- kan states the rank ot Held marshal la ! unknown, although tba tots King Cbsrlea of Roumanla bad received batons from Cksr Nlcuoha IL and from tba kaiser. Portugal, too, ass dispensed with Held marshals. It Is la Germany, bowsvsr, tbst Held marsbsls flourish, but only sines tbe present kaiser ass been an tba throne. William. In 1888 there war but two Bald marshals la ths entire German srmy-nsmely. ths thsn Crown Prince (afterward Frederick III.) and Count Moltke. both or whom had received tKlr batons at tbe does or the Franco- , German was of 1870,, As soon as tbs present emperor came to tb throne ht began to confer tbe dignity wltb sucb liberality tbst there are now .fully., score of tbsm, Including Duks Bern, ban of. 8us-Jelnngen,; the. Grand Dokt or B,vlen, Prince Henry of Prut, la and Baron, von Plesssa. Besides tbesf there. sre. sbou( down mors wltb tbe rank of "gensrel obsrst," or colonsl gsnsrsl, wbosa rank. Is asslm-. listed to tbst of flsld marshal and who art abovs tba, .full gsnrsl-F. Cub-llfft-Owtn In JJew York Bun. , , Llnesln snd ths Csnvlst During President Lincoln's first visit to a atste penitentiary sn old In mate, looking, out through tbs bars, remarked:. "Well, Mr. Lincoln, you aod I ought to ba well posted oil prison. We vs seen all there are In the coun try." "Why, this the first on I trer. vlsrted.t'repMedf the1' chief executive,; Komewhit t,tcntbed. ; "Yes," waa the' reply, "bat I've-seen m sll tba rest" asgatisos, . r- Star Mr. Editor I suffered for veara whb backache. Last Marsh I tried Anurio and bava used this new kid ney medieina recently discovered by vt. nsres, ana is wss wonaerroi vm war It eased the pain and gars ma relief in snob short lima. I bsvo tried several medicines, but "Anuria Is the only ons tbat gave satisfaction. I feel It my duty to recommend Anurio Tablets to any ona wbo suflerg as I did. 4 Signed) HitHAUUtt E. BKM. 1 1 1 Norii Folks in town and sdloininc sonnUes art delighted wltb tbe results they have obtained by using .4 HUSJC the newest dlsoovery ol Or. Pierce, who la bead of tba Ixvalids' Horn, and BnmaioAL Insrmrra, in Buffalo, K. Y. Tboss wbo started the day with back acne, stiff legs, arms and muscles, ana an aching bead (worn out before the day began because they were In and out of bed ball a dosea times at night) art appreciating tbe perfect rest, comfort and new strength they obtained from Dr. Pierce's Anurio motet, to pros that this is a certain nrlo acid solvent and oonqners headache, kidney aad bladder diseases and rheumatism, U you've never used the Anurio, cut tills out and send ten cents to Doctor Pierce for a large sample package. This 111 nmm to von that "Anurio is thirty seven times more active than dims in eliminating urn sew uu mm most perfect kidney and bladder cor rector. If you sre s sufferer, go to your best druggist and ask. for a GO-eent bos of inert" Yoa ma no risk for Dr. Pierce's good name stands behind tint wonderful new discovery ss It has foe tba past ball ostatory tot bit "Golden wi' 1 ru a sngMrai tonic mads from toot vsb pan vhleh msksa tba blood oora. sorita giasBrintlon lor weak and " nests nt rsuctt- sot uvea urn. - SB A-mS M Bl til- A Scandal Avsrtsd, Little Gertrude bed been very naughty and bad been wercrely slapped, first by the nurss snd then by mother, wltb a promise of soother doss from father when be came borne. . She sat 00 the floor, ner eyes filled with angry , tears. Suddenly sbe rose with a determined look upon her little face, and seized her Pat. "Wbers srs you RolngT' asked her mother.' ' v ; "Out to tell tbe family secrets to tbe oelgfabors.' said tbe chUd firmly. But she dldnt go.-Pittsburgh Chroo-Kle-Telegrapb, Whst She Asksd Fsr., . Dncle Jack, who was visiting tbem from tbe west wished to Ulk to Eliza beth's father st bis office. He could not find the telephoue directory ami tbus sppesled to three-yes r-old Klum hetb for Information regarding the phone number: "Klixshotb, whst doea mother ask for when she talks todaddy at his officer , Elizabeth was wise for ner days. "Money." she lliel. . , - - -Fallowing Their Cxampla. "Wby tlou'l ynu o lo your friends when you wsut to borrow inoaeyi" l bare been to tbvm. but Just at present they sre sll hsrd prewwd. ihey ay" "Then count me amouy your friends. Tbelr Judgment u you Is Kind enough for sa."-Detroit l-'rco Press. fsssibls Uubstituls. "Nothing vsu ever.tske your plsce." cooed the bride. "NotbltiK. desrt" ' "Tbst Is. perhM. esipt sdequate slkmony."-KaussM City JoarnsL . - ' , Saisthlng Accomplished. "My- wife nelit lo s beauty ductor to have her i-ouiiilexkm Heaeed." "Well, was lr "No. tMtt rn.r pts-kHbnHt was."-Bal tlmore Amerk-an. He wbo to ssads by sa opportunity is usually the en who mads tat oppor tunity. Coffee You may know much or little about coffee; but you know what you ike. , You like a clear cup, of coffee with a rich, smooth flavor; and no suspicion of bitterish chaff. To give you this, Scni!- line's Best is evenly ground, the objectionable chaff is taken-out and the coffee is packed into air tight tins: , . It It ready lor uie when you buy it, Moneyback, . ' ol course,, ' C : ScHillingV : Best ' ,'. r FOat sVAJUav ANUaX CAK8 Phone orders to No. KO-J. . ttt 8TRICTLY FANCY Alfalfa, Red Clover, Tlmothq, Scarified Sweet Clover, Rye Grass,' etc. Ralph Waldo Eldea, Central Point, Oregon. 7tf WINONA BgRKBHIBES noveral fine spring, summer, aad fall daughter and sons of Winona Champion (tb out ot daughter of Roguelaadt Loagf allow. . Quality breeding, size, reason abls . pflce. Writs us. Winona Baicb, Route 1, A-Box 10, Grants Past, Ore. F. R,BtatL . 67tf BVILDWQ 16x100, concrete, 00 Sixth street, for salt. Inquire 308 South Blxth street. . ,. S FOR 8KLK6. C. Abods Island Red cockerels, pullets and tggs foe, batching. Ernest Webb, Central Point, Oregon. . Pboaa 247. , 110 WHITE OR BROWN LEGHORN day old chicks 112.(0 per bnndred; eggs for ttttlng 11.11 for IS, or f 5.00 per hundred from guaranteed egg-laying strains. , Leav orders bow wltb Cramer Bros. : 111 FOB aALsD CHEAP Seven-room house on pavement, one balf block from court house. No incum brances. Bargain If taken at once. Inquire 711 D street or phone I7S-J. 171 HOMESTEAD Good land, foothill, algbt acres under , plow, , small boost and barn, plenty good out range, four miles from town. Ous ter Poyer, Rogue River, Oregon, FOR SAiLEWaldorf dance Ball, for particulsrs, see John Melssner. 71 FOR SALE 14 stock hogs, weight about 90 pounds. Make a bid ner poundor each. State where want ed delivered.-- Address No. ' 230 cart Courier. . . . , 180 TENT -HOUSE for sale; also furni ture. Inquire Ml D street 171 FOR SALE About SO White Leg horn lsying hens, five- roosters. 11.00 each; also one Petalnma in cubator, 210-egg else. Telephone 323-R or Inquire 407 Rogue River . avenue. ... ': f7( run ail.k 5-room bungalow, one and one-half blocks from postofflce, smsU payment down, balance like rent. Aoaress. .o. Z3S, courier TO RsTJTT FOR RENT Cottage and hara fS.SO per month, or cottage $6.00 per month and barn $1.00, good well sleeping porch. No. S21 Rogue River , avenue. Key at house across ths street! i ' - 189 WANTED LET ME DO YOUR LAND clearing by contract. Phone Sll-R, GranU .past, Oregon.' ' ,r ; ' 9(5 FOR RENT 6-roora modern house, and small barn, 207 Foundry 8t, I19 per month. Inquire at 208 Foundry, ' . . g( HIGHEST CA8H PRICES paid for furs, beef snd horse bides, sbeep and goat pelts, and deer bldea kill ed in season and tagged. Highest market prices slso for copper, brass, lead, rubber, sacks, rags and old magaxlnes. Get my prices first Roy Allen. Pbona.'514-J;' tt Frank Bailey, corner 6th and L streets, Grants Pass. Ill WANTED! Anything you have In Junk, bides, wool, rsgs, sacks, rub bers, . metals, and Iron. Prompt attention to calls. Phone ll-J. Union Junk. Co,, . 403 South 6th street 992 WANTED Pigs and shoats. M, B. Signs, phone 606-F-S. 967 ABSTRACTS IT 13 NOT 8AFE to buy orooert or loan money without a rettebl abstract. We make tbem. Grant' Pass Abstract Co; Opposite pott office. W. E. Hanson, managsr DRESSMAKING DR4CS8MAKINO owns, suite and dresses. Prices reasonable. Also fine line of made-to-measure. cor sets, 80 different -models to select from. 417 B street, phone 212-J. Mrs. Catherine M. LaTrell. 974 ' iFIHMNtlaV Flrwin Is s great virtue. Firmness, hsth In suffsrsnes snd SKSrtlen, Is a ebaraster whloh I ; wsuld wish t pssssss. ' I have, alwaye dsaplssd the whining yslp t ssmplslnt snd ths sswardly, . tsshla rseelvn Barns. Classified PHY8ICIAXS L. O. CLXMKNT. H. D. Practise limited to diseases of Us aye, tar, no and throat Glass ftttai. Office hours Ml, S-4, or on sa pointmeat Oflnt pboas, It; nusV dence phone Kl-J. B. LOUOHRJDGC M. D.. Phrstsa aad surgeon, ' City br country ea attended day or algbt Bssldsnet paont III; , ofise phoat IIS. Statu aad K. Tsffs BaOdlng. . P. TRDAX, M. D.. Pbystdaa aad mrgeoa. Floats: Omen 111; raaV deaet 114. Calls smswsrsd at al hour, v Cosatry ealla attended st. Laadbarg Balldiag. DR. CD. BTWATBB Wpsrlsllst at) diseases of tba eye, ear. aost aad throat; glasses fitted. Office hoars: I U it a. m., S to I p. at Paoast Residence 114-J; office II7-4. Schmidt Bldg, Grants Paw, Or. A. A. wmiAsf. at. D., PkysicUa aad aargaoa. k Office: Ball Bldf eoraet Sixth aad I atraeta. Paoast: OSes 111; residence 212-J. Hours: I a. at to 4 p. at - . B. a stACY. D. at, LWFifi4rtlaai dentistry. 109H 8onU street. Grants Pass, Oregoa. AiroBKxrs H. Dt NORTON. Attorer-t4tw Practice fa an Stat aad Fed ami Coartt. First National Bank Bldg. COLV1G ft WTLUA1IS Attoratya- at-Law Grants Past Banking Os. Bldg, Grants Past, Or. E. 8. VAN DTKE, Attorney. Praette In all sotrts. First National Bank Building. . ',! EDWARD H. RICHARD, Attoraar-at-Law. Office Ifssonlo Textala OraaU Pass, Ora. ' W. ,T. MILLER. Attoraey-at-Law. . County attorney for Josephla County. Office: ScbaUborn Bldg. O. 8. BLANCHARD, AttOTaoy-at-Law Grants Pass Banking Co. Bldg. Pboat 270. Qraata Past, Ora. V. A. CLEMENTS Attoraey-at-Law Practice la state aad federal ,. eonrta. .Rooms 2, and sV, ovar , Golden Rule store. . . , , - MTJSICAIi IJi8TRl'CTIO!l J. 8. MACMURRAY. teacher of snttt culture aad singing. Lessons given at home of pupil If requested. Ad dress 711 Let street , ISltf JE8SD3 C. KNAPP Plsno and vole. Chorus and choir directing. Studio residence, ! North Second street ' Pboae S2I-R. !''-- 88tf DRAY AGE AND TRANSFER COMMERCIAL TRANSFER CO. AM kinds ot draytge and trantftr work carefully and promptly doner Phone lJ2-R.',Stand at trttght dtpot A. Shsde, Prop. F. G., "SHAM, drajage and transfar. Ssfea, pianos and furniture moved, packed, shipped and stored. Pboaa Clark ft Holman, No. SO. . Rtf dence phone. 124-h. . f I TUB WORLD MOVES; so da wa. Bunch Bros... Transfer Co. Phoat , DECORATORS AND PAINTERS PAPERHANGING, graining, paint ing., For tbt best work at lwat price, phoat 29S-J. C. O. Plant South Park street -- ASSAYERS ' K, R. CROUCXl -Assajrer, chsnJ2T metallurgist Rooms 201-201 Pad dock Building, Grants Paat? LOST Traveling bag lost between Kerby ahd Waldo Saturday aftsr noon. Suitable reward tor Its re turn to A. E. Resmes, Medford, Oregon.: )ta f ; VETKR1SARY 8VHOKON Lh. R. J. 4JE3TUL.., Vs'tetinariaa.k I Offlot la 1 Wlnetrout Implement Bldg. Phone 11 3-J Mealdsaos Phoat 806-R. TIME CARD Tha California ahd Oregoa wast jaauroaa ooxaptny ' ,' Effective Deoember 6, 19165 1 Tuesdaya, Thursday. 8aturdat A Train 1 It. Grants Psas.. 10.99 a. m. Train I Iv. Waters Crsek 1.00' p. m. All trains Imv riBn Imm' tht corner of Q and Eighth streets, nnMnr. in. KmtihaMi . omnMm t fVP all lnfvmtt,1nB rmmmtMmm i frstghtaad passenger Service call at 1 nronswui vosTf aay, runisj Btr' ' ' 1 wHit, r (lusos 11 ror asst. ..