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Newspaper Page TextK1UDAY, U'Mf 19, 117 daily aoero era twig PAGI TKKX3 Rebuilt '15 Ford j Roadster With new tires aud wheels $310 Mclntyre Garage , ' 506 So. 6th St California Summer ;...; i . t f , ... (. ... . s , Attractions Shasta Recorts San Francisco California Beaches A round trip Urket, llh t on-over privilege, will enable you l -tott all of tbeaa places, eking a delightful wmraf outing. Aak sural agent for particulars John M. Scott, General Paaaenger Agent, Portland, Oregon Southern Pacific Lines Standard Marrels. ' Thar la no xtamlnnl barrel measure for the whole United Klines excel for apple- An act of couki-tos. In force alure July 1, lli:i. nrx "The aland, ard barrel for apples nhnll be: UiiutU of stave, 'JM Inches; diameter of lieurl, 17 1-3 liichee: distance between brad. 30 luetics; elrruinfereni'p nf bulite, 8-1 Indira, outside mifimirinicnl. repreaenr Ing a nearly an (mhwIIiIc ",KA cubic Inrbea," When tlilaa bill was under tils. ensslou In coiigrcso It was optioned by the advoratea of atate right on the ground that Individual slates should describe their own standard barrel, lloitt of the ststea preserllw Hint a bar rel of flour Khali contain UNI pound i n barrel of biff or pork 2CMI pounds. CjCHf8TEH.W rim nmm. X St fun kMwii M IM, luteal. Alwf ,41,14a SOtD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE rs.e A-a B Mew part XL Charming Re?ort by the Sa Those who seek rest, and seashore recreation, will find abundans op portunity at Newport. Ample accommodations, cottages or camping arrangements. Low Round Trip Fares Daily Trains Each Direction Auk our nearest , KBt for foldor "Newport," or write. John M. Scott, General Passenger Agent Southern PacificHbii.es IMIgtitful pUrea for vacation (Mil Ing. Hhaata Hprlnga, famous fur their water and many Mlirr moun tain resort along tlie Harraimmlo Canyon. Her jrou may hunt, fish, climb mountain poaka, or ret In comfort, to your heart' content. A top In UUa city la always a pleas nr. The cool mniaer climate, toe air of bohflnlaniaaw, the fine totals, restaurant, parka and boulevards, all contribute, to tha eojoyanent of Um visitor, t- . Aloag too "Hood of Tbonaand Womkra," from Han rVaiwiaou era man; delightful teach reeort. Some of Uie moat enjoyable are Han la Cnu, Del Monte,' Monterey, Pacific Grove, Han la IVarbara. Jjoug Beach and ' Venire, where tha carefree throag baali In the ( California aw. It CLOGS & Ik U AQKI AVIATOR MEET WITH SERIOUS ACCIDENT " Hast 8t. Loui. IU., July IS. Vol planing from a height to 1,600 feet, Captain John Berry, 71 years old today wai rendered unoonaoloua and ufTered a wrenohed back when hit airplane turned, over after atriklng a stump Id a oorn field. Engine trouble forced blm to land hurriedly. The aged, officer condticta ah avia tion school here. , . KEEBY I tn iiat flrat apologia for a eonlu Ion of name In the last communi cation. The prealdlnf officer of the day at Takllma waa Mr. Caldwell, In tead of Mr. WUIIami. Mri. Blla Young was reported alck for a few dayi laat "week. She la now able to be about main. Oeo. Young arrived home the Kourth and apent about a -week with hie mother. Tom Young waa laid up from duty for lateral days with a felon hut baa recovered and gone back to work In the mine at Takllma. Hay Turner and bla ilater. Ella and Vert, have, returned from trip to Aahland, where they ipent a few day taking )n,the round-ap and the celebration with the' aecompanr Ing featintlee. ' " I Mra. Gordon and family, who left Kerby nearly three "years ago,' have returned to take poaseialon of the bid home. Welcome home. "' T. P. Wagner, who la engaged at clerical work down the river, where the new wagon road la being built, was In town over night the first of the week.' The Boer ranch Is now a favorite reaort for cherry-pickers; several loads of ttlckers have made raids ew the cherries. ' ' ' Mrs. Herrlck, sister of Wm. Von Kannon. who ha been visiting In Kerlby for several weeks left one day this week for Seattle, where she will visit friends for a while Mrs. Payne' and (Mr. Von Kannon and Fired Hart accompanied her to Grants Pass. ' ' " ' "' . - 'Job Toser, an old timer of some to odd years ago, Is visiting friends In and about Kerby for a few days. Mr. Toier's wife waa a Brtggs and he Is visiting the Briggs. floyds, Howards and other old-time people. ' "K dance Is to he given Saturday night by Martin Maurer'ln the W. O. W. ball. Music Is to be famished by the Prultdale archestra. A gen eral good tlmea Is anticipated. Max Tuffs and wife, and Bert Jtdama and wife have gone to the coast for a few daya' outing during the hot weather. ' A letter from Mrs. Anna Coleman says she Is located st Sanger, Cel., and that the weather Is "mighty hot" "Bob" Trimble went to Ashland for the Fourth and then spent some days at Merlin, Grants Pass and other placet before returning. Mr. Stone and son, Emery, re turned from the round-op the early part of the week. All who went to Ashland report a "big time,' and a crowd of people. The warm weather Is here and Is making Itself felt. The thermome ter ranges from 90 to (8 degrees F. this week. Rev. Crenshaw made his regular bi-weekly visit to Kerby last Sunday night. Earl PoweH, who enlisted among the Kerby boys in the flrst lot hut who waa unfortunate In receiving a pistol shot In the foot while In camp, In having a rather serious time of It now. The accident happened soon after olng to camp at the presidio and the ball was not extracted until some ,few days ago. Letters Indi cate that the foot Is In bad shape and possibly may have to be ampu tated. The ball remained In his foot nearly two months. During all this time . Earl has been doing duty In the hospital. Job work st the Courier. Morses' Seeds AN CLW For early flowers end vefe tablsa. Sweat Peas. Pantifs, and other Grand Prise t California Seeds AIm CtMxft, Carrott, Ou'oii, BmM, Pttf, SpiMok, Turaip. Dea't n MU that are "jut a tU." Ctt Monet, Oa Salt ky iQ Dwlan M r Snbl i Ml Miry Mtm't Sm3, tni M (h w HhlMaH'm. YwrtWwwill U tnaetlrMtMwi U. 1 n n MflRSR Ft GO. Seedsmen ' ' Saa Fraaclsoo D liEEDS Mil OF raTBAgES S;;s2!lzCu Work cf Every ! itiastjj.pcM. raT m m mm of n ht : -ng Jim. .,.-, - ." r- i .!.-.! ' . ; -. Chauffeur, Ceeka. BlMhtmitha, Car senters, Its, In Great Demand Navy Itpeolally Wanta ejaetrlelane. Ma ahtnltts, Piremsn sad Plumbers. OlHer Petltlent Open te Patrleta, r Men of practka every trade will nod abundant opportunity to pursue their faverife rallltigg In toe 'mlHta'ry and nsvs forces of the country st pres. rot, exlotbif as well as In those yet to be orgsnised.' Striving after' the rffl ctrucy which must be attained In as abort a time 'aa' possible, army, nary and marine officer are assigning re cruits to those branches of the service where auy speciil knowledge they p" sesa wll he valuable. la. the army.es well ee In the navy practically every vocation from engi neering and medicine to baking and tailoring will be represented.' When the army draft ia in force the need for men of ell trades will he unlimited. At tbe present time , the different lirnui he of tbe .Krr.ty,.lMve; the .neces sary (junta of fcrtain tradesmen, and no more are being taken. Other trades. j men, 'however.' are still lu demand, even I for tbe force already orgsnlted. : Hecsuse tbe duties of tbe engineer big corps are more varied than those of other bruuebes of tbe service there la a greater demand there for skilled workmen. The volunteer engineering retfmeiita which are soon to get away for tbe front are almost recruited op to their full strength, but there Is yet ' a cuauce for cooks, chauffeurs, antomo , bile Mechanicians, longshoremen' and plain pkk and sborel men. ' ' What Msn Are Meat NtedesV' The engineering con of the regular , army la aim iu need of skilled workers. I Tbe adjutant general's office has sent orders to recruiting stations to enlist aa many of the following workers as iposHible: Blacksmiths, blisters and I powder men. cabinetmakers, wooden boat calkers. bridge, bonte and ablp carpenters, clerks, rooks, divers, drafts. jmen, drillers, teamster, electricians. enfrfnetnen, chauffeur, farriers,, nre men, niaaoon,' mine foremen, 'concrete foremen, palutera, railroad construction hicn, " glstlers.-4 horsesboera, Utbogra. pbers. macblnlsta, oarsmen," skilled boatmen, mule packers, photographers, pljieatters, plumbers, riggers, riveters, harness makers. . , shoemakers, store room keener, stjrrejorn, transit men. tuismltba and studculs of engineering. The quartermaster's corps Is in need of cbsnffeurs; bakers, bookkeepers, ste nographers and typewriters. ' The need of bakers is especially great. ' A com mittee of motor truck owners and ex pert la striving to enlist 1.300 skilled motor truck drivers for the quarter master enlisted, reserve corps. They will be used to msn forty truck trains. Applicants are recruited, given a tech nical examination, a physical exambia tiou by tbe army surgeon and finally enlisted. Those who have driven pleas ure cars aa well aa motor trucks for at least a year and who understand the mechanism of motor and trnnsuilMlon have little difficulty in pawinft the ex amination. ,- r " ,r General Call For Cooke. In every branch of tbe service there Is a crying dcniumi fnr.'conk. All light ing forces niusr tuive pood cookn. imt the men of this trade are not rexiond Ing In as great numbers i as the recruit ing officers Would like. 'The navy awl marine corps are ss anxious to p-t good cooks as the amy: ' Cook will havo uo trouble In flnrilnt worts to do tit tbe country's military service Men skilled as mechanics, electrician"', wlremen, cablemen and telegraph, tele phone and wlrelexs oiicrntorx, pliolop rapbers, cbsnffeurs and hcrnnHiiticul experts are needed In the slimal cori. A part of tbe function of Ihe slgnul corps la tbe Inst&llntlou and opecntlou of wireless stations, telephone systems and telegraph and cable Hunt at all point where the nnuy Is operating. The aviation section Is also a rt of the signal corps, $ The Navy's Rsquirtmtntt, At tbo itnv.v pulillclty bureau it was said that the prlncijiHl need of the navy la for electrician, machinists, flremen and cooks. Itskers, iiiukIoIbuh. yeoman, carpenters, copiiersmlths, palut era, pharmacists, plumliers mid fitters cau also find employment, In the navy. Tbo niariuo corps Is eiilLstlug electrl clniiH, machlubits, avi:itlou mcclinni dans, chauffeurs, civil engineer and MearchllRht operators. Both tbe army and the unvy offer an excellent opiiortunlty for burhers aud tailors. On all the battleships thero Is a barber shop, and some of them are quite elaborately equipped. The men of the vartoua organisations are constant ly having their clothes repaired and pressed, and the services of the tailors sre In constant demand. As barbers and tailors Id the army and navy usual ly make more money than their civilian brotbera there Is little demand for them st present In the country's fighting 6, 4 C. GRANT LAA'DS -Blue print Plata abowing land la Josephine county, $1.10. Addreaw A. B. .Voorhles, Grant P . tf FARM LAND The government ' ' need far mare aa wall aa flghtafa. Two million three hundred thou sand acres of Oregon A CaUforala Ballroad Co. grant laada. ' Title ' revetted la United Stataa. To be . opened for homestead aad sale. Containing aomo of beat land left , la Uaitad atitaa." Large eopy- j ria-hted 'map, howe; laad byeee- ' Uona and icrtption of soil, cll-maU,-'talfal lavaUon,' tenv peratnra, ., by conaliaa. Poet paid oa dollar. Grant Laada Lo- ; eating Co., Bog 010 Portia,' Ore toa, SOU 0. C. LAKp GBT MAPS Big one, gooa one, caen map eover mora than two eonoUaa. Price 11.00 at Oranta Pa.4ot Co. FOR SALE High grade, sew, piano, ' Used only a ehort time." Bargain If taken at one, ear of Courier. Address 10. lot FOR SALE St. Valentin Broccoli plant,' 10 cent per dosen 0 cent per 100. Geo. R. Rlddla at Rogu River Hardware Co. 10 1 FOR SALE CHEAP Good four ' cylinder roadster,' guaranteed to : be In good mechanical condition. ; This Is a bargain, see It at the Fashion garage. $125 cash. 103 FOaSAifaM acja oa mile north 'Of Selma, water to Irrigate About 25 acre In cultivation, 'price. 11,(00. $600 dowa t'me oa baW ance. Possession October 11. H. J. Sohmitt, Philomath, Or. Ill ANGEL cake 60c; order by phone. No. 110-J. $7tf FOR SALE Motorcycle tandem and light at a sacrifice. ' Mcln- tyre's garage, '608 South Sixth tf TO EXCHANGE TO EXCHANGE 10 acre of good Florida land, suitable for pecan orchard, for automobile. Must be new or aa good aa new. Write in care of No. 1160. Courier. 110 WILL TRADE Good placer claim . gold bearing ledge on same,, good water right, good dump, , etc Happy Camp district tor good ear. Most trade quick. Address 1283 care Courier. - 103 . :v.ffK,rcxT. rOR RE,NT S-room house and tine garden spot on river., bank, 4 blocks from Sixth street, at $4 per month. Inquire at Chaa. Mor rison's grocery, BOS. South Sixth street s tltf FOR RENT Two-room house on F street near Gilbert creek, $3 per month; Apply Rot: B. A. Wall 112 FOR RENT Suite of Offices . In Lundburg bnlldlng. Just vacated by Dr. Truax; steam heat, water. Janitor), aervtca. Geo. B. Lund burg.' ' ' 106 WANTED WANTED Old iron,' machinery, old ' automobiles, aluminum, ' copper, brass, sine, lead, rags, sacks, wool, t hides, pelts, old rope anything you have in Junk, we pay tbe htgnest price for everything. Gather up . your junk' and phone us, we call tor your good In city or country. Union Junk Co. " Phone 21. 403 South Sixth street. 117 WANTED The Ewsnna Box Com pany, of Klamath Falls, Oregon, offer employment for experienced box men and Inexperienced la borers, and at all times solicit correspondence with arfyone In terested. Good wages and oppor tunity for advancement 1 the rule with thl company. 90tf WANTED Family washings to do. Inquire (28 North Ninth street, or phono 1114. 1 SUMMER RKHORT8 GASQUET RESORT At the edge of the redwoods, accommodation tor tourists, hotel $2 per dty, electric lifted camp grounds, garage and accessories, groceries and sup plies, fishing and hunting. E. R. Price, Propr. 117tf LOST LOST Man's and woman hat on road between Medford and Oranta Pass or Grants Pass and Takllma, some time In June. Reward given If returned to Courier office. 107 To Conitrve Immature Animals.. Two prominent New York clubs have, cut veui. lamb nnd sucklnc pig from their menu to help conserve Irawnthr. food animals. PHTEICIAXS L. O. CLSMSNT. My D. Prasu llttlte to dlaeaM of the eye, ear aose aad throat. Olaees lttef. 0ce. hoora f-it, X-l, or oa ay- yointnieail OCoe phoaa, ft; real ' deaea fhosa ttt-t. . . ' . LOUOHRIDOJB, M. D., Payatavw adrargson. City or eoaatry oalM attea4 daj, or Hskt aUaja paoaa' l; otk phoaa llli Sixth aad H. Tat BeHdlng, DR. BP. BTWATt J SpsrlalUt aa dtaeaeea of , the eye, bar, aoae aaC throei; glaasea SUad. OBee hoara- to ll at U-Vtio f pC seP Phoae Reatdenee HO-Lj ' ottee H$-ti Schmidt Bid a, aaau Paea, Ore. A. A. WITHAM. M. D., Phystciaa a4 ' snrgeoa. Oi&ee: BaU Bldg., eoraer Slxili aad I atreeta. Phoaea: Oaaef 111; rsaldeaee ttt-t. Hoora: ai. m. to 4 p. m. DENTUrTS fc- C. MA OT, D. M. D. Flnt-eiaes dentiatry. 101 Sewta Stxtb etreet. Grant Paaa, Oregoa. . . ', ATTOBI.XTO H. a NORTON, Aitoraey-at-law Practice la aU State aad Federal CoarU. First Natioaal Baa Bldg: COLVIO A WILLIAMS Attorneys- at-Law Grinta Paaa Baakiag Oa Bldg, Oraata Pa, Ore. E. 8. VAN DTKJB. Attoraey. PracUca la aU eourta. rust Nauooai Baaa BnUdioc. i; : DURHAM ft .RICHARD, Attoraeye- at-Law. Oflea Maaoale Teaaoi Graata Paaa, Ore. W. T. MILLER. Attoraey-at-Law. County attorney for Joeephia Conatya Olfice: SehaUaora Bids. 0. 8. BLANCHARD, Attoraey-at-Law Grant Pass Baakiag Co. Bldg. Phoaa 370. Graata Paaa, Ore. : V. A. CLEMENTS Attoraey-at-Law Practice la atat aad federal court. Room 1, and I, ever Golden Rule tore. BLANCHARD ft BLANCHARD. At- torneya, Albert block, phone IIW. Practice la all courts; laad board attoraey. ; . . . , " ' . VET ERIN ABY SUROaiOa DRv R. J. BE8TCL, : Vatarlaadaa. Offloe la' Wlnetront Impletaeat Bldg. Pbon 111-J Reatdenee Phoaa 305-R. '...;; "'".'.''!' .:J .. DRATAGE AND TRANSTEB COMMERCIAL TRANSFER CO. All kind of drayage and traaater work carefully aad promptly doaa. t Phoaa 181-J. Stand at freight depU, . A. Shade, Prop. F. G. ISHAM, drayage aad transfer. Safea. planoa aad furniture aMvud, packed, shipped and stored. Phoaa ' Cirk ft Holmaa, No. 50. 1101 .M phone 124-U. . - ' ids. WORLD MOVES; so do wa Junch Broa. 'Transfer Co. Phoaa SI7-R. : : ' . '- f :: MUBICAL UI9TRUCTIOH J. 8. MACMDRRAT. toucher of volee culture and singing. Leaaons kttwa at horn of pupil It reiuected: Ad drjac Tl Lee atraet ' 8 lit A5HAYKK8 E. R. CROUCH Aasayer. chemist. metallurgist. Room 201-103 Pad ' "doclt Building, Grants Pas. ir TIMS CARD The California and Oregon Coast Railroad Company Effective June 1, 1017.; J ' ' . - . . li-'iJ ' Dally except Sunday . "( jTrala 1 It. Oraata Paatu 1:01 p. au Trala I It. Water Creak t:H p, au All tralna leave Grant Pas from the corner of Q and Eighth streets, opposite the Southern Pacific depot- For all information regardtar ul.W ... .... UHt. ull m iivai aw inwii(w avi viuv win tha office of the company, Public Ser- now ouiiuiua, or ouone i.i ,iur aame. ' f;2r,A3v:rtlsin2.; We Make a Study of the Attention ' Compelling Kind end Print! Them ' Quickly' Neatly .printed . tUtloOery .. at tha Courier office.