Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, May 22, 1917, DAILY EDITION, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3

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    TIKHDAY, MAY 1M, 1017
DAILT MOOVM Bid tWIiVHs
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Pottlnnd, May 22. Today's umr
ktt quotations wre:
Wheat Club, 263: bluasiem. 37.
(ata No. 1 while feed, H0.00.
Barley Feed, 48.00.
HoKa Best live, 18.00 l 1 .2f..
Prime steers. 10.50 tf 10.75;
fancy cows, 9.00 UK 9.50; Mt ralvus
10.30 (f 10.40.
Spring lambs, 13.00 13.50.
BtUter City creamery, 39; coun
try. 30.
Biitterfat Unchanged.
Eggs Selected local extras, 33 C
33.
liens. 17; broilers, 17 9 22:
geese, 11 tf 13.
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AGRICULTURAL NOTES.
One-half to one pound of arid phos
phate to every alxtveu square yards or
soli In addition to manurs Is often ad
visable for the home gardeu.
I Crop yields may Iw Increased suffi
ciently by tile drainage In soils not nat
urally well drained to pity for the rest
of tiling within a abort time, according
to the Ohio experiment station.
Potato seed Is likely to rot before
germinating because of cold wet soil If
planted too early. Usually polatooa
may be planted earliest on the lighter
soils and at the lower elevations.
A common cause of poor results In
vegetable gardening Is too deep plant
ing of the aeeda. Germination will be
much belter In the spring when the
plan of shallow planting la adopted.
A classified ad will live results.
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JlmpoitMiit-nieiiiberHhlpa In claasea atarreo! () above Inalude
minimi subscription to the American Bed CVnsa Magsslne, haadsome-
ly Illustrated, published monthly, 1
Mull appllcntlone to BenJ. 0. Nheldon, HerrrtHiy Grant Pasv
I Impler American died Cross (Jriints Pass, Ovriron.
lafalta. "a most sstlsf estory tnem o0" that It Hit testimony W lb leasing
waeasHhj iMMrltutors el Um Coast,
Tiff knew arora Im records ol their serviot deaaHeiiiita aad wt W Irom
iifiM""i tun lht Zrrolent, corrastly roAned treat h!hi4 CaUforaia
aseaeh-bsM rue, gives perfect lubrkauea whh hM serosal esanelt.
for your ter whatever ta as tl WWU ryse ol
aut engines. For (enact avasts, get Mr LaMcatfwi
Al oWer yrywif awef III idisrfgarvac Sor
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
MILK AS A FABRIC.
Chtfnlsiry Cm Convert It Into Many j
Useful Materials.
Although sny one will conmlo thai
uiau cannot live by bread alone, It baa
been thought Mwxlbln lo get along
rather nicely If milk werr nddiil to the
dlil. Hut It remained tor two I'reui'b
chuinlsls, KrnncolM l.i-lm-ll uiid Kuoul
iH-nltiuriitt. in courelve nn Idea where
by milk limy also be mado lo yield a
fabric v.lill may lie couvertcd Into
clothing and ornaments.
Tbu t ii ids of the milk a're subjected
to a chemical trviilmvul by uirmis of
which the mass Is converted Into a
lilasili' substance which tuny he rolled
Into sheets n'scnitillng cilliiloid, from
wKili liiittoua and other nrtlclen such
as combs, umbrella, handles, bric-a-brac
and even Imitation leather may be
nmdp. all of which nre if attractive ap
pearance and of excellent wearing
qualities.
The milk Is first whlcd of Ita fat.
after which It la wuraied with rvuuet
ao its to form curds. It Is then par
boiled and ciHicd lo the 11 1 r nud then
Is treated with Rcvtonu to glvo it the
required hardness, plasticity and trans
paruuey. The product may be made ao
soft that It an be used as n substitute
for silk lu the manufacture of Ouu
underwear, or It may bn tiiude solid
enough lo serve as a gootl Imitation of
Ivory. Popular Science Monthly.
PRESERVING EGGS.
Water Glass Will Keep Them Fresh tlx
Mentha or Longer.
Eggi are much cheaper In Jhe sprln
than they are later uu lu the year, and
spring eggs csu easily be kept over un
til (be high price scssoil by putting
them down In water iilses, which can
be purchased at drug stores fur about
36 cents a quart,
A quart of water glarn mixed with
twelve quarts of water that baa been
Va
Cass wing
boiled and then cooled will be sufficient
to preserve about Dflcen doxen egss. A
stronger solution should be used for
eggs thst sro to be held six to eight
mouths or longer.
Htir the water glass and water mix
ture until thoroughly mixed. Use a
atone Jar that has been thoroughly
cleunctl. The i-s should also lie cleau
ed. Cover the tottom of the jar with
eggs stood up 011 end. the small end
down. Pack the ikks so they will quv.
er the bottom. The eiigs can all be
packed at one time, one layer usiu an
other, or the pin-king can be done from
time to lime. I'our In tbe mixture so
the top layer or eggs will be covered
fully two Inches. A thin coating of
paraffin poiirod over the top of the wa
ter glass mixture when the Jar Is Oiled
will prevent evaRiratlon; otherwise the
mixture will require replacing as often
as evsiiorntloii makea It necessary.
Store the Jar lu a cool cellar. New
York Suu.
How Kaffire Smoke.
The uutlvea of South Africa are In
veterate smokers, but some of them in
dulge lu the habit lu a dlatluctly queer
fashion. The uativea of llarrlauittn. in
the Oraugo Ulvcr Colony, smoke In tbe
following novel manner: A "pipe" Is
uiudw by thrusting two sticks Into tbe
ground ao as to meet at an angle; when
(bey are withdrawn two tunnels arc
left behlud. A hollow reed Is atuck In
one hole and the tobacco placed lu the
other and lighted. Before beginning
operations the uatlve Oils bis mouth
with water, drawing lu the smoke with
a gurgling Nound and blowing out the
water and smoke through a second
reed. It seems a mighty poor way of
smoking to a while mini, says a writer
lu tbu Wide World Msgaslue. but the
K a III is aie very fond of It.
The Sergeant's Throat
Ausweriug for absent comrades dur
ing roll call Is quite usual with aol
dlers. Sergeants kuow themselves to
be tricked in this fsshlon very ofteu,
but aa detectlou of the culprlta ia al
most Impossible they have to content
themselves with the use of a little
threatening language toward tbelr men.
It waa an Irish aergeaut who recently
delivered himself aa follows when
about to call the roll In a Dublin bar
racks: "Now, nttud ye. If 1 ketch auy of ye
ssylu' yer here when yer not here yex'll
go over there," pointing to the guard
room. Atlanta Journal.
'. Varnish and Inamel.
Paints which dry with a high luster
or gloss are called enamels. These are
niiule from sine oxide grouud lu var
nish. Varnish la produced front fossil
reslna such aa voml, kauri, etc. These
reslus, which, originally flowed from
trees, have been deposited for centuries
In (be earth. They are mined In Africa
aud New Zealand and are found In big
lumps. Popular Science Monthly,
till Noisy.
"What's become of thai luilsy baby
who used to live next door)'' asked the
t'lsltor after nn nlwiire of fifteen years.
"Timfs It blowing that cornet," re
plied the atttl.'led house owner. You
Lei Sliilesnuni,
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OVER SHIPS LOST
Stockholm, May 22. -Growing
popular tod official resentment
against Germany, du to recent oaa
of Swedish ships by submarines wat
Intensified today by announcement
that the steamers Lizzie, Goets and
Ksell had bean captured en route be
tween Sweden and Finland. Pre
sumably the German vessels which
mado the capturea took the ahlpa
into port, but their deposition was
not related.
Sweden, Norway and Denmark
have recently auffered heavy loaaea
through V tiosts. A atatement re
ceived from Denmark semi-official
aourcea detailed reaentment there be
cause of thla campaign and declared
that alnce the alert of the war 150
Danish ahlpa bad been loat through
aubmarlnea or mlnea, with 210 sea
men loat. Of thla 210, two hundred
were aald to have perished In laat
three montba alnee Inauguration of
German unrestricted aobmarlne war
fare.
GKHMA.N PAPER PREDICTS
RUSSIA WILL MAKE PEACE
Copenhagen. May 22. Prediction
that Russia would soon accept a
separate peace with Germany, waa
made by the Berlin Voeaicne Zeltung
editorially today. Text of the ar
ticle received here urgea that Ger
many state aa clearly aa possible her
own peace condltlona and offer Rus
sia financial help after the war.
$200,000,000 LOAN.
British Ambassadar.'le Whom
Government Handtd Chsck.
Photo by American frees Aasocialloa
The first loan of tbe United States to
tbs allies waa made when our govern
ment turned Over 320O.OUO.0OO to the
British. Ambassador Cecil Spring-Rice
of- Great Britain received a draft for
the amount from Secretary of tbe
Treasury Mcidoo. The money will be
used aa the basis for credit In this
country, where the alllea are spending
enormous amounts dally.
a Tonic
Of Blood-Root, Golden Seal, Stone
and Queen's Root
Also Cherry Bark and Sacred Bark
with glycerine makes a wonderful
tonic, called " Golden Medical Mscov
ery," making thousands ol Oregon
people strong. Ask your neigh bos
he can tell you.
Corvallis, Oregon. "Doctor Pierce's
re me a lea nave
been used In my
father's family
ever since I oan
remember. My
mother took tha
'Golden Medical
Discovery' and
the 'Pleasant
Pellets' and was
on red. Father
took the 'Discov
ery' for torpid
liver and Indiges
tion and was greatly benefited. I,
also, took the 'Discovery1 for kidney,
liver and stomach trouble and received
great benefit. I am glad to tell others
of the merits of Dr. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery. D. 11. DULL,
627 8. nth Street;
Get good blood through the use of
Dr. fierce s Golden Medical Discovery,
and vou will have no more weakness.
It fa the world's proved blood purifier
and toulo. It's not a secret remedy for
Its Ingredients are printed on the wrap,
per. Kor sale by druggists in liquid
or unlets, tsturt to take it to-uiiy ana
before another day 1ms psssed the Im-
fmritiet of tbe blood will begin to
cava your body through the liver.
kldnevs, bowels nml skin, and in a
few days yon will know by your
steadier nerves, firmer step, keener
mind, brighter eyes and clearer skin.
Hist the bad blood Is passing out and
new, rioh, pnre blood is filling your
artsrics. Send Dr. Pierce, Buffalo, N.Y.,
teu cents lor trtui pacKage.
Classified Advertising
WOU SAL
ANGEL CAKES aupplled ia any
quantity on abort notice, 50e each.
Phone 110-J. 2tf
FOR SALE Stock ranch, 4V mllea
from Lelsnd, 30 acrea . clover,
grain, fruit and berries, water for
Irrigation, excellent outside range,
35 head cattle, mule team, wagon,
harness and other too la. Good
buildings, three-quarters mile- to
good school. Give terms. For par
ticulars "Write owner, O. E. Strong.
Leland, Oregon. 13
PETAUJMA HATCHERY Estab
lished 1902. Can ehip day old
chlcka to points reached in three
days. Five rarietlee. We chal
lenge the hen. Free circular. L.
W. Clark. Petaluma, Calif. 67
A. B. O. BULL CALP iReglstered
Hols tela. Dam recently made A.
R. O. record of 10 pounds butter
from 2S0 pounds milk, seven days
with first calf. F. R. Steel, Win
ona Ranch, Grants Pass, R. F. D.
No. 1. 52tf
ACRE TRACTS Have five one-acre
tracts, close In, Bridge street, each
at 3325; 310 down and 35 per
month, level, bottom land. See
me quick. These wont laat. L.
A. Launer. real estate. 63
TOR SALE Flre-weekt-old Leg
horn cockerels, 11.60 per dosen.
K. Hsmmerhscher, R. P. D. No. 2,
Phone (06-7-23. IS
TO RE BIT
FOR RENT 3-room house aad fine
garden apot on river hank, 4
blocks from Sixth street, at 3
per month. Inquire at Cbss. Mor
rison's grocery, 603 South Sixth
street. 31tf
OLD HAMLIN RANCH for rent.
Near city. O. S. Blanchard. 47tf
Fl'RXISHED light housekeeping
rooms, modern, at 656 North 6th
atreet. Phone 219-R. 63
WANTED
MEN WANTED To work on road
'Inquire J. T. Gilmore, labor agent,
Grants Pass. 72
WANTED Pony or horse. Must "be
cheap. J. J. Powers, general de
livery. Grants Psss. 61
WANTED Placer or quarts mine
Prefer one In operation. State full
particulars by letter Immediately,
location, price, water available
leasing, etc. Address No. 965
care Courier. 60
MISCELLANEOUS
WHITE CLEANER for cloth, nubuck
and kid shoes; easily applied and
satisfactory; 25 cleans for 25
cents. W. M. Hayes. Ill South
Sixth street. 63
TAXI SERVICE
AUTO SERVICE P. J. Houser,
phone Mocha restaurant, l.U-R or
residence 350-J. Com try trips s
specialty. 74
STRAYED
ESTRAY There est rayed from my
place three weeka ago, small black
mare, German coach type. M. M.
Ainsworth, Murphy, Oregon.
Phone 601-F-22. 59tt
TTMX CARD
The California and Oregon
Coast Railroad Company
Effective December 6, 1316
Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays
Train 1 It. Grants Pass.. 10.00 a. m.
Train I It. Waters Creek 1.00 p. m.
All trains leave Granta Pass from
the corner of O and Eighth streets,
opposite the Southern Pacific depot.
For all Information regarding
freight and passenger service call at
the offloa of the company, Public Ser-
vtoav building, or phone 131 for
Blind Feints In Our Memory.
"I don't remember" hi a frequent an
swer from the witness box wheu the
sudden question Is put. And It Is often
a question such ss any man might br
expected to answer offhand. It would
be a very Intelligent Jury that would
understand tha man woo could uot
remember where he lunched every
day. But (here ta probably not a
juryumu on the lists who could not tell
a Ntory of his owu auddeu lapso ot
memory when the name, the date ol
Importance had come tinder the bllml
point of the memory, Just as the eye
has that blind point which, as yon
turn the head and watch the dot 00
the paper, misses It and then regains
It.- London Chronicle.
puraciAVi
L. U. CLEMENT, M. D, Practise
limited to diseases of the wye, ear,
nose aad taroat, Qlaaaea ttteaV
Office hour f-U, M, or oa ap
pointment Offlce phone, II; reaV
denee phone St-J.
I. LOUOHRIDQE, M. D., PhystolM
and surgeon. City or country ceils
attended day or night lUaideae
phono 361; offloa phono lit.
Sixth aad B. Tans Building.
J. P. TRCAX, If. D., Physfaslaa aa4
nrgeen. Phone: Offloa reaV
dence 124. Calk aaewered at atl
hours. Country calls attended ta.
Lundburg Building.
DR. BD. BTWATER OpedsJlst o
diseases of the aye, ear, nose eat
throat; glasses fitted. Office boats;
I to 13 a. m., 3 to I p. as. Phono
Residence 260-L; office 310-J;
Schmidt Bldg, Create Pass, Or.
A. A. WITHAJf , M. D., Phyasdaa aad
surgeoa. : Offlce: Hall Bldg., oomsr
81xth and I streets. Phones: Office
111; residence 188-J. Boars: a.
aa. to p. m.
DENTISTS
L a MACT, D. It. D. Plrst-ekMa
dentistry. 10tt South Ststa
street, Grants Pass, Oregon. "
ATTOBKKTS
H. D. NORTON. Attoraer-aA-kiw
Practice la all Stats and rederai
Courts. First National Bank Bldg.
COLYIQ ft WILLIAMS Attoraers-
at-Lew Grants Pass Banking Osy
Bldg, Grants Pass, Ore.
;E. 8. VAN DTKX, Attorney. PraoOee
In all eonrts. First National Bank
' BnUdlng.
EDWARD H. RICHARD, AUorasf-
at-Law. Office Masonic T emote
Grants Pass, Ore,
W. T. MILLER, Attoraey-at-Law.
County attorney for Josephtns
County. Offlce: Schallborn Bldg.
O. 8. BLANCHARD, Attorney-at-Law
Grants Pass Banking Co. Bldg.
Phone 270. Grants Pane, Ore.
V. A. CLEMENTS Attoraey-at-Law
Practice ia stats and federal
courts. Rooms 2, aad I. over
Golden Rule store.
BLANCHARD ft BLANCHARD, AA
torneys, Albert block, phone 236-J.
Practice In all courts; land hoart
attorneya.
VETERINARY SURGEON
DR. R. J. BB8TUL, Veterinarian.
Office la Wlnetront Impleasaat
Bldg. Phone 113-J ResMeaos
Phone S05-R.
MINES AND MINING
MINING PROPERTIES WANTED
We hare buyers for developed aad
partly developed mining proper
ties consisting of gold, stiver, eop
per, tungsten, manganese, notyV
dennm, lead, clnntbar, sine, area
aad coal mines. Mtoosen-Lsoa-apelle
Co., 301 Alaaka Bldg.. Se
attle, Wash. 66
DRAYAGB AND TRANSFER"
COMMERCIAL TRANSTIR CO, AM
kinds of drayage aad transfer
work carefully and promptly done,
Phoae 181-J. Stand at freight
depot A. Shade, Prop.
F. G. ISHAM. draraca and tranafan
Sales, pianos aad furniture moved,
packed, shipped and stored. Phono
r-'.rt Holman. No. 50. Real
ujcc phone 124-R.
1 Hi. WORLD MOVES: ao do vai
Dunch Bros. Transfer Co. Phono
897-R.
MUSICAL INSTRUCTION
J. 8. MAOMURRAT, teacher or Teles
culture aad singing. Lessons glvsa
at home of pupil If requested. Ad
dries T16 Leo street. S61tt
ASSAYBKS.
E. R. CROUCH Assayar, chemlat,
metallurgist Rooms 201-203 Pad
dock Building, Grants Pass.
ABSTRACTS
HOW ABOUT that title? An abstract
from Granta Pass Abstract Co. will
. answer the question. Better k
sure before Investing. , Offices Al
bert Bldg. Opposite PostofBcex 6 Si
IS "SAFETY FIRST" when dealing!
In land titles, your motto? Pro
tect yourself with an ahstraet
mad by the Josephine County Ab
stract company, Get our prloesv
Maaonra Temple. 63
Engraved calling cards 100 cards
and plate, ta script, 31.56; If Piste
Is furnished, 106 cards for fl.