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TMIUHUY, MAY 10. 1017
PHT8ICIANS
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"WearcrunningaFrontDoorBmintz&s"
Thi tig ate aacssaee
WomU aatwr Aang aeer
DRIVE UP TO
THE FRONT
DOOR WITH
YOUR ORDERS,
BUT
00 AROUND TO
THE BACK
DOOR WITH
YOUR
TROUBLES
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(Contlnuedrom I'age 1)
submarine aa her most potent means
of defensive warfare and Schelde
mann gave expression tu the basis
upon which the peace which be has
admittedly been advocating, must be
brought about.
The foreign ofllce does not regard
the torpedoing of American ships
within the danger tone prescribed by
Germany , aa a hostile act, as all
countries were wsrned of Its exis
Stop
at
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Oil your next trip
East Through California
tXWTH LITTLE MORE 1 -
There's Mt BhMtA, Yosemtte Valley, IX Monte,
Santa' liartMare, Oraaxe Empire, Helton Sea, M
Peso eenl Ft. llllsa and many other . tatertwliaf
placea to iw. And this southern way I the
Romantic Open Window Vay East
Ask your local agent for fares, etc,
John. M. Heott, (Jeneral Passenger Ageait . ' '
Portland, Oregon
Southern Pacific
Ever
Orders and troubles alike, all come in the frontriont
way to our store and get the same courte t.
ous attention.
But the notable fact in selling Diamond lithatlj
there have been mighty few kicks.
We thought yon would like to know that
Fact la, no matter how particular you are boot thavd
kind of tires on your car, we are far morinlculirXar
bout the kind of tires we sen.
Diamonds had to prove themselves to us Won
would trust our pusioess reputation to then,
So, in answering our rigid requirement, and yoor Motti
question, "how far will they go?" Diamondi irerifht
to the front with an answer of "5000 male) utually,,
Irybth-U-t-
We can put your sise on your car as soon as you driven
up to our front door.
Grants Pass Hardware Co,
Grants Pass, Ore.
Milan
tent. The government regard this
mitmisrine warfare as its most val-
uablo weapon, and It will be con-
Untied within the announced area.
' It was pointed out that American
J ships were being attacked only In
I the danger tone.
I 8clvetdeniann regarded l'renldent
Wilson's altitude as "Incomprehen
sible," and doclared had the presi
dent continued his efforts for an un-
j demanding between the belUger
jents, then war would proliubly have
I been ended long ago. '
i "I expect good results from the
Over
Deaaaead TIm ssdeeej-ii, ,
fall value ia Mrviee. U mf I D c
aaaad Tare fail, a aMrfil,illMnC
4)yitana will ba proaastyn' "
conference o! ioflillmili,u gt Stork
holm," Scheldeiiiiin 1 1, ,,1 but the
war can be tided onl -Incanly uiion a basis
that no dlehooonUs ekti ttrma be In
flicted upon in; nillowliiog n
The forelffl office is, moment fol
lows: '
"As ropfattdljf Jcl.I ecUred. Germany
holds there li go rfauetM, tor an of
fensive SKilnll Air-wuerci, C3rinany
is torpedolni Ani(rlrtiSr0ia ahlp8-ut
only In the denier lossq log(lo doei sot
consider trili a ooitllwID.tlle act. since all
countries hare two ja warned.
"The siibinitln wm mtm ts prov
ing one of tlit M met mean or defense
for Germany and Ihaill the tar will be
continued within the tke rutrlcted i0ne.
The obligation that . I.t America, ns have
undertaken li to del f hbxlellver munitions
to German1! (ttilfswl,fr"
Portland, )liy 10, ,1 o.-Today 'a mar
ket quotation cere; ;
Wheat m, Mi M; blueatein, 297.
Oats No, elite teed. 5 J. 50.
, Barley M,!I,T Tfc.75,
Hogs Beit live, I l , 15.85 fp u.75.
Prime steri, 10.1 i.lfl.io j 10.10;
fancy cowa, UO ( 9,15; best calvea
10.15 j 10,10,
Spring limbi, 11,1-iSj.DO,
Butter clifimiiMUauMrr, JS; coun
try. II.
Kgga Selected lot'essocal extra. 33
14.
, Hens, 17 C Hi I: ktollera. S3
25; geese, II,
BMAIili VIM)AT8 MKOrEBT IN
v BN0IJSH OB AIDaAKNBLt FIUHT
Undon, May 10-.-.-A daitroyr ac
tion, in wnicli KM 1Ur Brltlih veseels
pursued eJevn aotiussaini-ntan deete-oyera to
within ransnllhiM bUrleB. at Zei
bruggee wm iMoMMinncsd In avn admi
ralty statement lodanMay, ,
"One of the enemy vmy dutroyera had
tieen hit byoiirtlre,,-,rr." the statement
said. The admiralty i)if did not- siwclfy
tne urittsn jnironrsitv8rl engaged,
Engraved calling eaai cards l CO cards
and plate, In mlpt, M. 11.80; If plate
Is farnrBhad, JO) z cardi for II. .
San Francisco, May 10. In the
amit here todjr of Lieut. Frank
Wolf, member of the aviation corps
of the German army, alia Frank
Felt, department of justice officials
declare tbey have taken Into cus
tody a man whom they believe to be
one of the most Important agents of
the kaiser In this country. When ar
reted he was found to have com
plete data regarding American avia
tion strength, maps of the San Fran
cisco bay and vicinity, photographs
and drawings of forts along the Pa
cific coast and other data of ralne to
an enemy to the United States.
ROSES
How to Cat Them.
Prepared by th (J. B. departmaot
of acricultur.
THEBE U a right as well
aa a wrong way to cut
roues. The wrong way may se
riously injure the blossom pro
ducing properties of the plants,
It Is pointed out by specialists of
the United States department of
agriculture. This applies par
tlcularly. of course, to rose plants
chosen and grown especially for
cut flower, production. Bach
roses will be largely of the per
actual blooming aorta
When a rose Is cut. from inch
plants tea roses or other per
petual bloomers only two or
three eyes of the current sea
ion's 'growth of that branch
should be left on the plant. This
should give the roses very long
sterna. Aocceedlng blossoms
.... .
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SOSES ON THE UTlt.
should be cut close to ' the
ground. It will eeem like de
stroying the bush to take so
much off It, but If the object Is
the production of roses the cut
ting away of the surplus wood
with merciless skill will attain
the desired end.
If the spring pruning has not
been sufficiently severe the plant
Is likely to bav long, naked
stalks and abort stems to the
Sowers.
With this character of rose
growth only one or two strong
leaf buds should be left on the
branch when the flower la cot
so as to stimulate as much
Itrowtb as 0Mlble from the
base of the plant .
The greatest temptation to
leave wood Is where there are
two or more buda on one branch,
some being amall when the ter
minal one la open. This tempta
tion to follow a bad practice can
be avoided by pinching off all
aide shoots after a bud has form
ed on the end of a branch This
summer prtiuitiK will eucouraue
additional blooms on varieties
which ,Jbloom more than ones a
year. .' .
REGISTRATION
It you did not vote at the pri
mary or general election In 1918, yM
have until B o'clock, p. m., Saturday,
May II, 1117, In which to register
for the special election, June 4, 1117
E. L. COBURN,
57 ' County Clerk.
TOO CARD
The California and Oregon
Coast Railroad Company
Effective December S, 1111 "
Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays
Train 1 It. Grants Pass.. 10.00 a. m
Train I Iv. Waters Creek 1.00 p. m
All trains leave Grants Pass froti
the oorner of O and Eighth street
opposite the Southern Pacific depot
For all Information regarding
freight and pauenger service call at
the office of the company, Public Ser
vice building, or bene 131 tor
sans.
1
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ANGEL. CAKES supplied la any
quantity on abort notice, 60e each.
Phone 110-J. Illtf
FOR BALE Bhlre stallions, cham
pion stock, bred right; none better
at any price. Will consider trade.
Address Morris Koon, Junction
City, Oregon. - It
8NAP8 10 acres, 4 miles down
liver, good buildings worth more
than price of place, all level, fine
bottom land, 5 acres cultivated, 2
acres alfalfa. Price for few days,
11,100. One half cash. 26 acres
2 miles to Grants Pass, old build
ings, 10 acres black bottom, cul
tivated. Price, 1,500. One half
cash. 80 acres, 4 ft miles out, old
buildings, orchard, 70 acres cul
tivated, 60 acres level, 'balance
gentle slope.' Price, $1,700. L. A.
Leuner, real estate.' at
FOR BALE Stock ranch, 4 miles
from Leland, 20 , acres clover,
grain, fruit and berries, water for
Irrigation, excellent outside range.
25 head cattle, mule team, wagon,
harness and other tools. : , Good
buildings, three-quarters mile . to
good school. Give terms. For par
ticulars write owner, G. E. Strong.
Leland, Oregon. (3
PETALUMA HATCHERY Estab
lished 102. Can ship day old
chicks to points reached In three
days. Five varieties. . We chal
lenge the ben. Free circular. L.
W. Clark, Petaluma, Calif. 17
FOR SALE Sorrel mare, weight
about 1,200; sound, gentle, , tst
and one of the best field or road
workers, single or double. In coun
ty. Also 80 acres, well Improved,
7 miles out, to exchange; team
and tools go with place. Partic
ulars at 725 South Seventh street,
city. . 45tf
FOR SALE: One two-stamp mill,
850 pound stamps. Complete to
run except plates, for 1150 cash.
M. S. Johnson, Gold Hill, Ore. 50
EARLY CABBAGE, tomato and pep
per plants for sale. H. W. Webb,
105 Central Ave. 52
WE HAVE A YOUNG registered Hol-
steln bull Just ready for service
out of a cow that gave 88 pounds
of milk In one day. .Time pay
ments. Want him! F. R. Steel
Winona Ranch, R. F. D. No. 1,
Grants Pass, Ore. 47tf
100-GALLOX gasoline tank with air
pump and large funnel, for aale.
.Mrs. J. L. Myers, 847 North
Seventh street. ' 52
GOOD WAGON for sale, SK-lncn.
Inquire at 81S East L street. 50
FOR SALE Household goods and
piano, at a sacrifice, on account of
leaving city thia week. Inquire
at 707 B etreet.' ' 51
TO RENT
FOR RENT 5 -room modern bunga
low, with sleeping porch, close In,
811 D street. S3
FOR RENT 3-room house and fine
garden spot on river bank, 4
. blocks from Sixth street, at 4
per month. Inquire at Chas. Mor
rison's grocery, 603 South Sixth
street lltt
OLD HAMLIN RANCH for rent.
Near city. O. S. Blanchard. 47tt
FOR RENT Nicely furnished cot
tage, close In. ' Inquire at 865
North Fifth etreet 53
WANTED
MEN WANTED To work on road.
Inquire J. T. Gllmore, labor agent,
Grants Pass. 72'
MlSCKUiANEOUS
WHITE CLEANER tor cloth, nubuck
and kid shoes; easily applied and
satisfactory; 25 cleans for 25
cents. W. M. Hayes, 111 South
Sixth street. II
MONEY TO LOAN
MONEY TO LOAN Several .thou
aand dollars on Improved farm
lands or business property In the
city. V. A. Clements.' 54 1
ABBA YEWS
TAXI SERVICE E..R. CROUCH Asaayer, chemist,
TAXI, SERVICE P. I. Houscr, .metallurgist. Rooms 801-101 Pad
phone Mocha restaurant, l.U-R or dock Building. Grants Pass.'
residence S50-J. Con r try trips a '
.pedajty. - , . 74 ABSTRACTS
! . l 1 'j JJOW ABOUT that tltleT Aa abetraoi
A classified ad will give results. . from Grants Pass Abstract Co. will
the Courier. ' anawer the queatlon. Better ; he
v-mmmmm-m . sure before Investing. Offloea Al-
AMIPUFQTm C Dll I O Uri mi'' p0"1 Po,toae- "
W"fH9J.h?Naa.jrNL1;1 IS "9AFETT FIRST" when deallaf
fe:JM ' !" Mtles, your motto? Pre
ClfcMrfPSrjW" tect yourself with an atoetraet
W V r Josephine County Ah-
1 iSKiKfelWi itract company. Get our prices.
fSOlDByWJl'GGlSTStitRTOCK ; , M,ll,Bl0, T"np1',
L, O. CLEMENT, II. D. Practise
limited to diseases of the eye, ear,
nose and throat Glasses Ittei.
Ofllce hours Ml, l-l, or oa ap
pointment. Office phone, II; reev
. dence phone llt-J. ' ' ! - ?
S. LOUOHR1DOE, M. D., Physlcsaa
and surgeon. City or country ealla
attended day or night Besldsacs
phone III; office phone 111.
Sixth and H. Tuffs Building.
J. P. TRUAX. af. D., Phyatdaa aa4
surgeon. Phones: Offlee III; resi
dence 124. Calls answered at all
hours. ' Country ealla attended te.
Lnndbnrg Building, .
OR. ED. BTWATER Specialist as
diseases of the eye, ear, aoee aad
throat; classes fitted. Offlee hoere;
I to II a, m 2 to I p. m. Pkoaea
Reatdenee 114 J; 'office MT-J,
Schmidt Bldg, Grants Paea, Ore.
A. A. WITHAII. at. a, Pajaleiaa aad
surgeon. Offlee: Hall Bide
8lxth aad I streets. Phones:
ill; residence 281-J. Hours: $ a.
rn.toip.rn. :' ''?"-..
DEKTUm
B. C MACT, O. If. D. Flrst-daas
dentistry. ,101 Soatk
street. Grants Paea, Oregon.
Attorneys
H. 9. . MORTON, Attoraay-at-ssw
Practice la ell lUate aad Federal
Courts. First National Bank Bldg.
COLVIO ft WILLIAMS Attorneys-v.
at-Lsw Grants Pass Banking Oa,
Bldg, Grants Pass, Ore.
E. 1 VAN DYKE. Attorney. Praedee
in all eenrts. First National Beak
Building. .
EDWARD H. RICHARD. Attomey-at-La
w. Ofllce Masonic ' Tempi
Grants Pass, Ore.
W. T. MILLER. Attorney-et-Lew.
County attorney tor Josephine
County. Office: Bcnallhorn Bldg.
O. 8. BLANCHARD, Attorney-et-Law
Grants Pass Banking Co. . Bldg.
Phone 270. Grants Pass, Ore. ;
V. A. CLEMENTS Attorney-et-Law
Practice In state and federal
courts. Rooms 2, and 8, over
Golden Rule store.
BLANCHARD ft BLANCHARD. At
torneys, Albert block, phone 281-J.
Practice In all courts; land board
attorneys.
DECORATOR AND PAINTERS
PAPERHANGINQ. graining, paint
ing. For the best work at loweat
prices, phone 285-J. C. O. Pleat,
Sooth Park street
VETERINARY SURGEON .
DR. R J. BE8TUL, Veterinarian.
Offlee la WInetrout Impfc
bldg.' Phone 11S-J
Phone 105-R.
MINES AND MINING
MINING PROPERTIES WANTED
- We have buyers (or developed aad
partly developed mining proper
ties consisting of gold, silver, cap
per, tungsten, manganese, moly
. denum, lead, clnnlhar, sine, kroa
and coal . mines. Munooa-Laah
apelle Co.. 301 Alaska Bldg.. Se
attle, Wash.
DRAYAtiU AND TRANSFER
COMMERCIAL TRANSFER CO. AM
kinds of drayage aad traaefer
work' carefully and promptly dome.
Phone lll-J. 8tand at " fretgbt
depot A. Shade, Prop.
F. O. lbHAM, drayage aad transfer.
Safes, pianos and furniture moved,
pecked, shipped and stored. Paeae
Crk ft Hotman. No. 10. Rest
jee phone 124-R. " f;
tx. wHLD MOVES; eo de we.
Junch Bros.' Traaefer Co. Phone
317-R. ; !;
MUSICAL INBTRUCTIOJt
J. S. MACMCRRAY, teacher ot voice
culture aad singing. Leeeona glvea
at hoaae ot jupll It requested. Ad-
iiMt ill Lee street .. liiu