Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, June 21, 1917, DAILY EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTHUIMDAY, Jl'NK 81, Ill7 Duxr wxna Enn coaaxs -PAAS BROOKINGS MAINTAINS Brooking, Orgon. To th Pubtlo On account of lb many letters . have bNi receiving from parties In thi and other loealltles, we have deemed It belt to Ml out In nu open letter th condition of living, em ployment and recreation that , mr round tb employee of thli company. ariMJm, tllmato Mil (Jeneral Surrounding Tin town of Brooking and the manufacturing plant art located on a plateau about 100 feet above omen laval and running from lha ihora Una back about three-quarter of a mlla. Unllk moat ar mill lown, lha alta la rolling lunch land, free front atumiia and elashlngs. Tha rll matt la mild. Snowfall Is rarity, and during tha summer mouths the weather la that of a beach resort. In tha winter tha temperature la modarata. Tha view of tha ocean, beach and aurroundlnga la beautiful. A good public school la provided for alt gradaa; moving picture thea tre with a seating capacity of 100 ; wltb two weekly how; general tore carrying a large Block at rea aonable prleoe; alao a well equipped , boepltal la provided for employee and , families, and la In charge of a first ' claaa physician and surgeon with trained nurse In attendance. Living Accomodations For alngle men there Is a large hotel provided with showers and other facilities, with table botrd that la unexcelled In Its line. In addition, comfortable bunk houses ar provided to take care of excess of single men over and above the accommodations provided In the Hotel. Rata of hoard 25 per week, lodging 50c and op, according to ac commodations. For married men comfortable houses are provided with rents rang ing from If per month and up. ac cording to type selected; water, light and wood extra at nominal ralea, FALLS ONLY TO RISE. An Knaerlment With a Bert of Psrpet . . ,. . i ual Metten Effeot. A novel experiment In the deinon stralli'ii of perpetual motion In to Ik performed simply. A gins beaker about sit inches blub end four Inches In dlauii'ler Is llllcd Willi water lo the height of about four anil a half luihes, and two and one-half to three ouucea of commi flnl aulllm re added, which Will alnk to the ImjIIoiii of the vessel. The temperature of the beaker and It contents la now raised lo 170 or 173 degrees F. by mesne of a liunier. when It will be ohacred that the aniline will rUe to the surface of the water, from which It will hang In a ma of curved outline. Almost liiuiii'dliitcly tlie sus pended aniline commence lo alter In shat, and gradually a lain' drop au Inch or more In dlumeler Uetncliea It aeir from the mass and fall through Ihn water. And now. the dctai liotl drop having fallen In the bottom of the leaker, comes the aurprlaliig pari of the ex periment. The fallen drop ' seen grad ually lo rise to the surface, where It Joins Uie mass from which II previous- . Let Electricity Save You Labor and Money HAI IFRRN1A-0REGQN POWER COMPANY 108-J 623 G STREET, HIGH LEVEL OF usually prevailing In municipalities of like character. ' Vaes and Working Condltloiia Tha minimum rata for common la bor Is IS, 00 per day of ten hours at the present time In all depart ments, with usual advance above this rate for responsible positions. Tha company operates a aaw mill, logging camp, railroads, wharves und shipping; runs Ita own line of steam ers to California polnta. llniulreuvnU AppUcanta Moat Fal fill No man over 50 yeara of ag will be employed. Before entering our employ, each and ovary applicant will be obliged to pasa an examination by the com pany' physician and satisfy him a to physical condition. Married men must work for tha company at least 10 daya before they will be permitted to bring (heir fam ilies. In order that both parties may be satisfied aa to conditions and still. No liquor Is permitted In the town; partlea found Intoxicated will be aummarlly discharged. ' General We desire to build up a commun ity of sober, thrifty. Industrious men with families, and such will be given the preference In the matter of em ployment at all times. There Is plenty of continuous em ployment here for a large number of active, enter men In practically all classes of work, and any partlea meeting the requirement can teal assured of employment on reporting here. The company Invitee , correapon dance from parties Interested, and further Information can iba obtained from M. Jordan and other atajca operators at Grants Pas or F. O. Lung. Medford.. This point la reached by auto stage from Grants Pass via. Crescent City, at tha present time consuming about nine hours for the trip. (Adv.) . AND O. LUMBER CO, ly broke away. At once nuother drop Miiinumi-M to form end. having be come aw lulled, falls and rises In the name manner es the previous arop. the renwerarure t th wster la maintained ut 170 degree or over thlH procedure continues. The Chloese "Five Kings." "The five Uiiiifs" la the uniue of the sacred hook lu which Ih Incorporated the rclUlon of the Chinese us well aa u Krciil iiinulier of other peoples of the orient. The doctrine U a complex s.vm. tvin of monil, social, political nod reli gious teaching built up by 1'onfuclin mi the ancient ('blues traditions, aud. nliliotiKh Its author lived more than ilve entnrles before the birth of Christ. It In ullll pcrpotuutrd as the state reli gion of the Chinese down to the pres ent du.v. CotifuiinuUiu la n reltulon without HMlllve revelation. wltb a minimum of dogmatic teaching, whose liopulur worship Is centered In offer ings to the dead. In which the notion of duty In extended beyond the sphere of morals proper so as to embrace at most every detail of dully life. A classified ad bring" results. GRANTS PASS, OREGON i i ''"oi ii Hi MBS:. IliipAA n A 11 1 X a if onu" "a. 1(333 f MT-O go. c MA ,1 i WITH XV-tI For Grants Pass Hdw., Rogue River Hdw., Cramer Bros., . . HEAD OF OUR ARMY. Hugh L. Soatt. Chief ef Staff, see West Pelnt Graduation. ill filH 7 v-Jfc . r,... Pholu U Anivrtcsn Prt-M Ataoclallon At the West Point graduation, when I.Ht men were graduated as finished ohleers, one of the most conspicuous figures reviewing them was Huub L. Scott, chin' of staff of the army. It was at the graduation that tbla pic ture was taken. Since Marshaf J off re arrived here Oeneral Scott ha held long conferences with blm. PREVENTION DISEASE. Unol Ssm Will Give You Free Advlo en This Vital Subject llenllh Insurance Iiiin gmwu to he more und inoro recoKulxeil as a vital factor In the welfare of nuy comum- nity. Vt):orous eniupulttnliiK ou thn part of federal, stute und municipal bciilth nuthorltlcM hns lo to the pre vention of a grout deal of uutiece. sury UlMeuse, but to lie' really sueeess till t!io co-upei'utiou of I'litKrn Is eon sldoi'ed CKKcnllitl. "You Imve Insured your luerehimdlNO aaliiHt Iohk." Hiiys a bulletlu of the I'nltcd Stales public health service. "Vo l luivo Insured yi.ur Iioiihp und luiru ai;ulu.t Hie. You Imve iierhups even Uliou out 1111 liisv.riiiice policy to pro rata tlie ni'ciMHirle or ll;e for your fumlly In c;i-e you leuihie III. Itm tiuvu Jim Kivca lo the uuesiloii of ple Vcntllttf nucIi lilucss Hie i:inllKlit liii'l sillily Hint so liiiporliiiit 11 miillvr ie serves V" The I'lilted Kliiles pulilli: lienlth serv. Ice' devotes much or Its lime nod i f fot't to the study of prcvcntulilc ills, ensea and bus Issued iiiiuieituiM m plilets eoulaliilnu the fuudiinieulMl principles of disease pivventloii. They are sent freo of churKe on rciuct. AmoiiK llii'ln lire Included "Typhoid Kiverlt I'nusHtloii and Preveutlon." "Prevention of Malaria," "The Prevail". (Ion of Pellagra," "Tulierculosls-lts" Piidlsposliig Causes," "Hay Fever and Its Prevention," "Infantile Paraly sis" aud "The fare of tha Baby," J 2 CO OK. IN COMFORT Cook with a good oil stove thl summer lo not beat up the kitchn,yt It roasts.toasta, broils, bakes, better and quicker than jrour regular kitchen range. No wood, coal or ashes to lug, no dirt, no lost time waiting for slow fires. Convenient a gss.No amok or odor. Look for th New Perfection spe cially decorated windows thl week, at tha stores listed, below. Then let the merchant explain th Mew . reriection wu Cooketove. Look for Sale by Grants Pass, Ore.' Grants Pass, Ore. Grants Pass, Ore., He- Zy'.u'.t la '. r:-?. A liitle "! :..'.:;VA :.'wU:,t:i V.'.f coin with her futlier l-i t .i;.rr:i'fl prlviiii- olllie v.l.cii lie win (resident of the I'nllcd ';nti-s.,s.ij' tin.', New York Sun. si:ilileiilv turned to llr Llnool 1 and sill,. "Mr. President, what In the boxt wny fr n little girl to Milute the Auiurkun Biir ' ,' . Mr. I.lixol.i wiis puuled aud dually nald: "Why. my little dear. I have nev er Riven the i.i:itler uny tlioucht Have you any au-gcMtlon to uiake?' "Well." I ho child said, "why can't we plaee our right bunds over our hearts niul Just pixe at the flag?' Mr. Lincoln said, "I think that would be splendid." i.aaor In Uwitiarland. About tvteut.v-ih u year ap employ nirnt ngcurle were Ui.it cjlulillsled In the lending IikIuhIiIuI eeutera of Swit Ulliiud. Muuleipul bitelt st was soon sbuwn In these limtltutlotis, aud by IIMM several of the larger cities, Kueb as Zurli b, lieneva and Ccrne, upvrutod muuleipul employuieiit bureuus. In March, 1010. these oOlelnl lustltutlona were united Into a untlonnl oriiaultu tlon, suliHltllr.od by the federal govern, uient, cnlleil the 8wlsa Itureuu of Em ployment, t. lib bead oCb es ut Zurich. The untlci Viking of supplying tue needy uneinployiHl with work has Ibus pructlcully pusxed into the bunds of the federal government. TKACHKK8 EXAMINATIONS Notice la hereby given that the county auperlntendent of Josephine county, Oregon, will hold the regular examination of applicant for slate certificates at Granta Pass, Oregon a follow: Commencing Wednesday, June 27 1917. at 0 o'clock a. m.. and con tinuing until Saturday, June 30, 1917, at 4 o'clock p. m. Wednesday Forenoon - U. S. History. Writing (Penman- ship), Music, Drawing. Wednesday Afternoon Physiology, Reading, Manual Training, Composition, Domestic Science, Method In Reading, Course of Stndv for Drawing. Methods of Arithmetic. Thursday Forenoon Arithmetic, . History of Education, Psychology, Method In Geography, Mechanical Drawing, Domestic Art Couraa of Study for- Domestlo Art. Thursdny Afternoon Grammar, Geography, Stenography, American Literature, Physic, Type writing, Methods In Language, The all for Primary Certificate. . , , ,. Friday.. Forenoon Theory and Practice, Orthogra- Phy (Spelling), Physical Goograpny English Literature, Chemistry. Phy sical Culture. ' '. Friday Afternoon 8cbool Uw, Geology, Algebra. Civil Government. Saturday Forenoon fioomoiry, 'Botany. Saturday Afternoon General History, Bookkeeping. Tbe source for questions In Theory and Practice (in be taken from "The Normal Child and Prl- , man, Education" toy Geell. , Classified ANGEL CAKES supplied In- any quantity on abort notice, 60s each. Phone 110-J. IU O. C. GRANT LANDS Bin print Plata showing landa in Josephine county, 11.60. Addresa A. B. Voorblea, Oranis'Paa if FOR 8 ALB 12 ona-yeat-oid whlta wyndott hem, 1 each. Inquire of C. O. Gillette. tf TWO VERT MALL BUILtMJfGS in city park for, sale. Proceeds to Bad Croaa. Make offer. s.O.'fl. , Blanchard. -' 85 WINONA BEB1KBHIRE8 One 14-montba-old pig by, Laurel rCluun plon weighed (51 Iba. Want that klndT v R. ptaeL Winona Baawo, R. P. D. No. 1, Grant Pa, Ore. FOR SALE A late, flat, datoh cab bage plnt. Inquire H. fM. Webb. 105 Central Ave V IT FOR SALS 900 feet Irrigating pipe at a bargain. ' Tetheiow Sheet Metal Work. 18 FOR SALE Bight email alzad horse collars, 150 foot -of ew-on-4Bch rope, never used, two cattle whipe or quirt, four keg nail 4 altea. Inquire Union Jnnk Co. II FOR 8 ALE Team, harneaa asd wa gon, weight of team 1,100. Price for all $4 25. Can be een - t Cleavea Noeley livery bant. 15 TO RENT FOR RENT i-room bouae and fine . garden spot on river , bank, , 4 blocka from Sixth (treet, at 14 per month. Inquire at Chaa. Mor rison' grocery. 603 South Sixth treet. 8Uf FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT l-room house on H (treet, close tn Inquire of Mrs. W. E. Dean, (15 H atreet tf FOR RENT 5 acres, good build ings, ne and one-half miles out. partly Irrigated, rent f 5 . month Hulbert farm. 4 mile west city crop, rent or cash. Some good botton land, good building. L. A. lauuer, real estate. ' ' 86 FOR RENT Nicely furnished 6 room modern bungalow. Cloee in, on paved street. , Garden. 710 N. Sixth street. Phone 10-J. 88 WANTED WANTED A clothing and shoe man, steady position; good oppor tunity for right man. Address No. 1157, care Courier. WANTED A few more milk custo mers. AU fresh cows, good milk, good service, everything strictly clean and sanitary. $2.00 per month, pbone 15J-L or addresa Mr. A. M. Evensen, R. D. No. 1, Murphy, Ore. , 84 MEN W7kNTEOat the Savage aaw mlll, three and one-half miles out. See Amoa Smith. 85 TO EXCHANGE EXCHANGE 120 acres irrigated farm for clear city ' property, to 111,000, other exchangee wanted. L. A. Launer, real estate. 89 TO TRADE Building lumber any kind to trade for second hand auto, Ford preferred. Amoa Smith. 85 HOST LOST A small dark gray Persian kitten. A reward given It return ed to 647 North Second atreet. tf MISCELLANEOUS HAY INSURANCE Prices will b higher, protect yourself with a policy covering hay or grain. Rates, 8 months, 60c; 6 months. $1.05; 1 year, $1.50 In barns. Beat of old line companies. L. A. Launer, real estate. 86 A Bornean Weapon. The Bornean luandau. or "head tak er," Is a luoilldcatlou of the Burmese dab. It la a heavy, thick bladed cut lass, from twenty to thirty incbea long, and the edge Is grouiid from the right side only, the left side being forged slightly concave. Tlie blsde la .also slightly curved to the right, so that the cutting actlou of the weuon la like that of au enormous koukc, Ouly two strokes csu be dealt with the maudau from right to left dowuward and left to right upward. Chuuilters' Journal. leed Thicker Then Same Water. "Blood Is thicker than water" llumv'li not Hindi llilelier and not ao thick as sea wiiicr. Tlie water of the ocean conliilus tltlrty-tlve pu is of 'sa line material a thousand, whiiv the v. till tluld of the liuuiau boily eoutnliis but seven purls 11 iIioumiuiI, or one Uflli as mncli. In the Jiuninii body each i f Us myriad of cti'is Is linihint wtlli Illin .evi.t Ik.. I'tv e,;il shiliiW Culil Advertis PHTNOUlfS i 1 L. U. CLEMXNT, -M. D. Praattaw limited to, diaaMoa of the eyewear. no end throat Olaeee It ted. Office boon MS, z-l, or oaj pointmeat. Offlea pboaa, (1; raal danca pkoM 119-J. ' ' I. LODOHBJOOB. K. D., Pkjvataaa and surgeon. Cky or eonatry ealki atteaded day or gdgkt BaaHawoa pkon lit; ofiee phom til. Blxjh aM H. ; t. Bulldlag. DR. . 7D, BTWATER Apeciailst. M of Ui ey, oar, moo aad ftkroat; glaaaea tttad. Offlea bows: to 11 a. m., I to 5 p. aa. Phoaaa lu,u . HI T. .Mu ULli 1 1 i.-. Bonmioi wag, urena rata, ur. . sargeoa. Offioa: Hau BMf., 4 lxth.and I treeta.' P&oaa: ;i(;.reelBc ?IS-J, Hoar: t a. fa. t'4 vSm- Wv . : ii DEMTJRS . C. MAOT, D. M. D. Ftrrt-etaa dentlatry. ' 10114 Sontk Statt atreet. Grant Pa, Oregon. ; f MTSOBUXU H. D. . NORTON, - Attoraay-ot-law Practice U all State and Fadaral Conrta. ffrat Natloaal Beak Bid. COLVIO ,WJLUAia k Attaraoy- at-Law Oraata Pas Baaklag -Bide Orasta Baaa, Or. . .. .. do. B. 8. VAN DTKB, Attorney. Praetlca la all eourta. First NatloaaJ Bask BuUdlng. 1 - DURHAM A RICHARD, Attormarya- at-Law. 'Offlea , Maaonle Tempia Grant Paaa, Ora. ., W. T. MILLER, AAtoraey-aA-Law. County attorney for ' JoaooklM County. Offlea: SehaJlkom Bids'. O. S. BLANCHARD, Attoraey-at-La Grant Paaa Banking Co. Bldg. Pbone J7t. Grant Paaa, Ora. . A. CLEKENTS Attoraey-at-Uw Practice ,k - tat .and federal conrta. Room 1, and I,- -:-Tr-Golden Bale atore. , , u-. BLANCHARD k BLANCHARD. At torney, Albert block, phone 21C-J. Practice la all conrta; laad board ' attorney. ' " " '"" "' VETERINABY SUBGEON DR. L I. BESTUL, Veterinarlaa. Offlee ta Wlnetroat Impleaieat Bldg. Phone 111-J Reeldeaoa Pkon 105-R. I DRAT AGE AND TRANSFER COMMERCIAL TRANSFER CO. AM kinda of drayage and transfer. work carefully and promptly don. Phone 181-J. Stand at freight depot A. Shade, Prop. F. O. ISHAM, drayago and transfer. Safe, planoa and furniture moved, packed, ehtpped and itored. Phono Tvk ft Bolman, No. 60. . Real--cscc phone 124-H. 1KL WORLD MOVES; ao do wa. : Zunch Broa. Transfer Co. Phoao 197-R. MUSICAL INSTRUCTION J. S. MACMDRRAT. teacher of voloa culture aad alnglng. Lessons given at homo of papU If reqoeeted.'ieV dun til Lee atreet 151tt ASSAYS US E. R. CROUCH Aaaayer. chemlat. metallurgist Rooms 201-201 Pad dock Bnlldlng. Oraata Paaa. STRAYED EST RAT There eetrared Iron any place three week ago, small black mare, German coach type, forntop clipped, star and snip on . none, branded 2L on front right shoul der, ahod. If. M. Alnawortb, Murphy, Oregon, phone 601-F-ll. TTMK CARD t The California and Oregon Coast Railroad Company ' Effective June 1, 1917. Dally except Sunday 1 It. Granta Paaa.. 1:00 1 Iv. Water Creek !: Train p. at. . an. Train . . ) All train leave Grants Pass from tha corner of U and Eighth streeta. oppoalta tha Southern Pacific depot For all Information regarding freight aad passenger service call at tha office of the company, Public Ser vice building, or phone 1!1 for same. ' j A classified ad brings results. Calling card at the Courier. '