SUNDAY, MAY 110, 1017
daily Mem mo coram
rAoannrn
tlSSBMl M Wsgm-
0 2f r. lXS.YV-'
jKw Sawg re "keyed" by meant of serial num- h
J bert. And are distributed by our own organize-
I 'Jn tion not told to middlemen In huge quantitiea . yJl
) and carried In stock aoraetimet for year or K
if more. f
K ""SJ VVe know Just where a casing la and how long f
U fn it run been there. The minute a tire reaches the
f! I the doubtful age, the point beyond which there
lr possibility of deterioration, it to replaced by. a
2 new casing. .
ti I ? J You are always sure of getting live tirea, full
Jv J of "pep" and miles, when you buy
yMf i ikes
. Hl I II If ff f 11 1!
r 'jjm nnnn am mnnnnni lit
WiM CE. Gates
A J Medford, Oregon
A ftl W.ttkfcU BaVaiSEGROnNITE TUBES 1
jsaaiiaBBagBaaanaa
SPREADING WILSON'S GOSPEL
rltlsh Avltrs Drop Hit ftpnoh In
Id th GrmQ Lint.
President Wilson's ddre. to con
gresa, translated Into Gemiuc. U being
distributed liberally over the tlennan
line by British aviator.
It la understood the-asuie thing la br
ief done by Kreiiuh aviators.
A message from an American cltlsen
of tbt middle writ to Attorney licneral
Gregory suggested that the president'
message ba translated Into German,
printed by the thousands and dropped
Into tha flarman trrucbra and In tier
man tarrltory by avlatora of tba alllaa
Tba auKitMitlon iodlly fouud Itaway
to Um mbaaalM of tha allien In Waah
lnftoa The mult baa Ihu tha reavlpt
ofurara from l.oniUin that the plan wa
balm carried out. The word of Preal
dent Wllaon, which undoubtedly will
ba held aa aedltloim by the (ivruian
aulluirltlet, nre Mug dliucmlnated
throiiuhaiit the territory of tha cantral
power.
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ly IlluslratMl, published monthly.
Mall applied.... Bi C. Hbcldon, Hecretary Grant. T.ss
t hapter Amerin Had Cros., UratiU Past,, Ore"..
Spiking tha Quna.
Tba aipreaulon "apllclug guua" ta
aurvltal from tba day when all that
waa ucceanary to put gun out of ac
tion (provided, of courao. that you bad
acceaa to It) waa a largo nail or aplka
and a hammer. You .alinply drov tba
nail Into tba touch nolo at the breach.
If tha nail waa long enough to turn
round at tha and on tha bottom of tba
bora to much tba hotter. It la Juat aa
altnpla, peruana almpler, to put t mod
em gun oat of action. All you want is
a hummer. The breach block of tba
modern gun hi held cloaed by acraw
thread. After tba breech block ia abut
on the shell a turn of two or three
Inchea engage tba threads. By knock
lag bur on theaa thread you pravent
them engaging. Any attempt to Dr
tba gun without the breech block'belng
perfectly cloaed would, of course, ba of
material assistance to tba enemy.
An Arwltnl Infernal Maohlne.
In the Diary of Bamuel I'epya. under
date of March 14, 1(HI2, be saya:
"Home to dinner. In tba afternoon
came the German Dr. KnufBer, to dis
course with ua about bla engine to
blow up able. We doubted not the
matter of fact. It being tried In Crom
well' time, but tha safety of carrying
them In ships; but be do tell ua tbat
when ba come to tell the king bla
secret, for none but the king, auccea-
alvely. and their belra must know It,
it will appear to be of no daugar at ell
We concluded nothing, but aball die-
course with the Duke of York tomor
row about It."
A classified ad will KtT result.
Dollars, S-
be eur lo write ame legibly
Mr.
Mis
Miss
Home Address...
I'lty and State..,
i
Admiral Austin M. Knight.
C:tcj Le:s:a CH
VHhC:d3"C:b-ir
t Drop! Do tha Work, Painlessly.
II von. before I heard of
0ta
If I used to try one. thing aftsr
A nAlhl, fn MFBS I Still BSd 111111.
1 used bandages and thay made asy
Ommm DArm Yew MaT Try aea.H
and Thes'U
tee so big It was murdsr to out en
MM ah,
aho.
ussd salvsa andothsr
thlnga that ate elf more of the WJ
haa they did tha eor.n.
tm with knlvsa and aelssors, but
now no more foollns for ma, Twe
ivs
drona of '0ts-ll' dfd all the worn.
It mskxa the corn ahrlval an
id st a
loose that you can just pick it right
vDi ..lik unisa flnaMfatl"
elf with your f)ntr!
Thsr
has been nothing new die-
eovsrsd tor corns ainna -u-i
was born. It's th nw way tb
common-sen, jlmple, aura way.
"Ots-It" Is sold everywhere,
a bottle, or sent on rsoelnt of pries
by K. Lawranc A Co., Chicago, III.
Sold In Grants Pass and recom
mended as the world's beat corn rem
edy by (Wrse C. Ssbln sad C. H.
Demaray.
TV 1
FINEST IN WORLD
Uy Webb Miller
Washington, May 19. "Tba fin
eat body of troop In the world"
that la what a foreign mll'Ury ao-
seivor exclaimed as Pershing' vet
eran swung acroa the ' Mexican
border four montha ago.
And these are the men that will
make up 'Pershing's twenty-flvo
thousand" the first 'America:!
troop ordered to France. They,ar
the men that pushed across the "bail
bike" 73 mile without water In a
withering un In one day, and
pitched camp singing.
America and the a! lie will , be
proud of the men. They are the
flower of the army.
In the 12.000 men that followed
Pershing Into Mexico after Villa, the
United flute baa the beat trained
body of men and trained for real
fiKbtlna that can be found In tne
world.
After the first rush Into Cbihua
bua, the little army settled down on
the sun-baked plains to wait Whll'J
tbey waited, Pershing gave tbem t'i
hardest continuoua round of train
ing any American forcea have ever
undergone, For eleven month they
drilled, drilled, drilled.
The war department wa waking
up. The lesson of the world war
were eagerly aelted upon. Every
phase of European warfare was
studied and the result drilled Into
the men.
Modern trench fighting wa prac
ticed day by day. Under military
men who bad watched Kitchener
hip hla millions into shape and aeen
real trench fighting on the allied
front, the army dug the new atyle
trenches. snd practiced "going over
the top."
For montha they plowed across
the desert on hikes of ten, 15 and
20 miles. It was severe training.
But the fruits should send a thrill
through the nation when "they go
over" the front trenchea the first
time In France.
Aa the little army marched across
the International line at Columbus.
N M., on the morning or February
S, I stood at the side of a foreign
military attache. In a lS-mlle col
umn, with Pershing at the bead, they
poured silently down the dusty slope
"sand cloud" rising from the hot
desert.
The little group on the border
line stood fascinated. Then the at
tache, who had seen thousands of
men train, fight and die, broke the
alienee.
"They're the flneat body of fight
ing men in the world," he said,
"They've bad such training as no
other army has had. And In tbem
ia the spirit of yon Americana I
don't know what.it Is but I can
see it In the swing of their shoul
ders and the rythm of their march."
These men are now waiting tor
the word. Aa an old grlttled first
sergeant said while the troop were
marching out: "They'd follow Black
Jack Pershing to hell."
And, "Black Jack" Perahlng ia the
man to lead tbem there R need be,
IRON OF THE FUTURE.
N Denser ef a Shortage Because ef
Inoreaeed Consumption.
Tbat Iron ia the very bail of our In
dustrlal civilisation will be admitted
by the thoughtful, snd many of our
greatest supplies of Iron or are being
rspldly depleted because of the In
creased per capita consumption of Iron
the world over, au Increase which I
destined to be grostcr in the future
wheu the races In Asia and Africa In
crease their consumption of Iron.
These conditions of Increasing con
sumption and dccrcnHlni: reserve have
often In the pust. pnrtkulnily Ihiii
tlio bcctnuluK of thin tcntury, liecii
used to create a nare. mi the cromul
that our supplies of unable ore wciv
ticluu so rapidly depleted Unit tliclrex
haustlon would nn-ur nlthlu two
three generations.
Thl la a preposieroua ihiIui of view
liccsuse sa we lower the iwrceiitiiue oi
Iron In the rook which xvo vail "mo'
the iimiihity of audi ore Imi-caHcs at a
rate out of all proportion to the tie
vrcaao In Inm content, iiml ns we nsi
leaner and I nncr ores Iih Imli sl 1ui
provetucnt will lie miidc which will
uilulmlxe any teudeuivv to Increased
cost of production.
The same t'llng bus happened In gold
silver, copper aud other ores.' and to
day copper urea are being worked with
only 1.0 er vent of copper In them.-.
Chemical Engineering.
Ths Innocents.
Mr, Newlywcd-nid you y thl
wa pouud cake, my dearl Mr. New-lvwed-Ye,
darling, aud 1 madn it all
myac'lf, Mr. Newly wed-A re you quite
sui ' voii-vi'-immided It enough I
Towii Topics.
Classified Advertising
rot HAUL
ANGEL CAKES supplied in t any
quantity on short notice, (Oe each.
Phone 10-J. mtf
FOR BALE Stock ranch, K miles
from tlaad, JO acres clover,
grain, fruit and berries, water for
irrigation, excellent outside range,
36 bead oattle, male team, wagon,
harness and other tool. Good
buildings, three-quarters mile to
good school. Give term. For par
ticulars write owner, O. E. Strong.
Leland, Oregon. 13
PETALUMA, HATCHERY Estab
lished 1102. Can ship day old
chicks to points reached In three
days. Five varieties. We chal
lenge the hen. Free circular. L.
W. Clark,' Petal urns, Calif. 67
. R. O. BULL CALF (Registered
Holsteia. Dam recently made A.
R. O. record of 10 pounds butter
from 280 pounds milk, seven days
with first calf. F. R. 8teel, Win
ona Ranch, Grants Pass, R. F. D.
No. 1. S2tf
ACRE TRACTS Have five one-acre
tracts, close In, Bridge street, each
at i3Zt; iio down and 5 per
month, level, bottom land. See
me quick. These wont last L.
A. Lsoner. real estate. 68
FOR 8ALE Flve-weexs-old Leg-
bora cockerels, $1.50 per dosen.
K. Hammerhacher, R. F. D. No. 14
Phone 606-F-22. 28
TO RENT
FOR RENT 3-room houae and fine
garden spot on river bank,
blocka from Sixth street, at It
per month. Inquire at Chaa. Mor
rison's grocery, 603 South Sixth
street. Sltf
OLD HAMLIN RANCH for rent.
Ner rityj O. 8. Blanchard. 47tf
VfcKH LHbiAf rent To respon
sible party. Four-room cottage,
half acre of garden ground, part
ly planted, fruit and berries. Cheap
water system. On Rogue River
Ave. Address No. 935 Courier.
WANTED
MEN WANTED To work on road
Inquire J. T. Gil more, labor agent,
Grant Pasa. 72
WANTED A number of second
hand farmer telephones. Call
phone 27 or 18, Grants Pass. 58
WANTED Pony or horse. Must be
cheap. J. J. Powers, general de
livery. Grants Pass. 61
MISCELLANEOUS
WHITE GLEANER for cloth, nubuck
and kid shoes; easily applied and
satisfactory; 25 cleans for 25
cents. W. M. Hayes. Ill 8outh
Sixth street. 68
XLTTKINCS oFstorage batteries re-
palred and re-charged. Also Gray
A Davis Ford self starter for
sale. Carl Gentner. Phone 18.
TAXI SERVICE
AUTO SERVICE P. J. Houser,
phone Mocha restaurant, l '1-K or
residence 350-J. Coui.try trips a
specialty. - 74
REGISTRATION
It you did not vote at the
pri
mary or general election In 1916, you
have until 5 o'clock, p. m., Saturday,
May 19, 1917. In which to register
for the special election, June 4, 1917.
, E. L. COBURN,
57 ' County Clerk.
A classified ad brings results.
TOO! CARD
The California and Oregon
Coast Railroad Company
Effective December 5, 1916
Tuesdays, Thursdays, BaturdQi
Train 1 It. Grants Pas.. 10.00 n. m.
Train 2 Iv. Waters Creek 1.00 p. m.
All trains leave Granta Pass from
the tfbrner of O and Eighth streets,
opposite th Southern Psclflo depot
- For all Information regarding
freight and passenger aervlce call at
tha office of the conmany. Publle Ser
vice building, or phon 131 tor
same.
A DVERTISING Is
1 x Ihe Huphen That
Brings Buuer and Seller
Together.
PHT8ICIAVS
h. O. CLEMENT, M. D. Praette
limited to disease of the aye, er
aoae and throat Qlassas ttteaV
Office hoera Ml, J-S, or oa as
potDtmest. Office phoae, 13; raaV
denes psoas 1 31-J.
LOUOHR1DGE, M. D., Physlotssi
and surgeon. Ctty or country ealla
attended day or Bight Roatdeaes
phono 161; office phoae 182.
Sixth and H. Tuffs BulMlsg.
J. P. TRCAX. If. D.. nyatelaa and
sargeem. Phones: Offio tit; resi
dence S24. Calls answered at afl
hours. Conntrr calls artdad ta.
Landborg BnUdtng. ..i .
DR. ED. BTWATER Specialist oa
diseases of ths eye, ear, moss aaC '
throat; (lasses fitted. Ottos hours:
f to 12 a. at., S to I p. sa. Phones
Residence 2C0-L; office SIM;
Schmidt Sldg. O rants Pass, Ore.
A. A. WTTHAM, M. D., Phystdaa sad
surgeon. Office: Ball Bide, corner
Sixth and I streets. Phonos: Onto
116; rosldesco 283-J. Honrs: a.
m. to 4 p. m. '
DjutubTM
B. C. MACT, D. M. D. -Flnt-oksss
dentlsfr. 10SK Soott
street. Grants Pass, Oregon.
ATTOKKKT8
a a NORTON. Attorney -)
Practice Jm all State sad Fsdersi
Courts. Ftnt National Bank Bldg.
COLVIO at WILLIAMS Attorxuys-
at-Law Grants Psaa- Banking Get
Bldg, Graata Pass, Or. 4 r
E. 8. TAN DTKZ, Attorney.' PracOos
Inallsosrta. First National Bank
Bnlhung. i : :
EDWARD H. RICHARD, Attorney-
at-Law. Office Masonic TeapJo
Grants Pass, Ore.
W. T. MILLER, Attorn ey-at-Ls.
County attorney for Josephine
County. Office: Bchallhorn Bldg.
O. 8. BLANCHARD, AUorney-at-Law
GranU Pass Banking Co. Bldg.
Phone 270. GranU Pass, Ore.
V. A. CLEMENTS Attomey-at-Law
Practice In state and federal
courts. Rooms 2, and S, ! over
Golden Rule store.
BLANCHARD ft BLANCHARD. At
torneys, Albert block, phone 236-J.
Practice in all courts; land board
attorneys.
VETERINARY SURGEON
DR,. R. J. BB8TUL, Veterinarian.
Office In Wlnetront Implement
Bide, Phoae 113-J Reside
Phono 305-R.
MINES AND MINING
MINING PROPERTIES WANTED
We have buyers for developed sat
partly developed mining proper
ties consisting of gold, silver, ens
per, tnagsten, manganese, morjw
denum, lead, clnnlbar, sine, traa
and coal mines. Mutn-Laoh- -apelle
Co., 301 Alaska Bldg., 8s.
ettle. Wash.
DRATAGB AND TRANSFER
COMMERCIAL TRANSFER CO. AH
kinds of drayag and .traaatar
work carefully and promptly dona.
Phono ltl-J. Stand at
depot. A. 8had. Prop.
F. G. ISHAM. drayage and tranafer.
Safes, pianos and furniture moved,
packed, shipped snd stored. Phono
fZ irk ft Holman, No. 60. Seat
uce phone 124-R.
inL WuRLD MOVES; ao do we.
Snneh Bros. Transfer Co. Phone
897-R. '
MUSICAL INSTRUCTIOW
7. MACMURRAT, teacher of vote
entturo and singing. Leasons gtvoa
at hoaM ot pupil If requested.' Ad
dress 716 Loo street. SIM
AS8AVEKS
E. R. CROUCH Aasaysr, chemist,
metallurgist. Rooms 201-808 Pad
dock Building. GranU Pass. '
ABSTRACTS
HOW ABOUT that titlst An abstract
from Granta Pass Abstract Co. will
answer the question. Better bo
sure before Investing. Offices Al
bert Bldg. Opposite Postofflcs. ;6
IS 'SAKETTTtSST" when dealing
In land titles, your mottoT Pro
tect yourself with an whstraot
made by ths Josephine County Ab
stract company. Get our prices.
Masonic Temple. ,(3
A classified sd brings results. ;
Everyone should have envelopes
with return address. The Courier
prints them.
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