K1UDAY, 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
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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.
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SOtD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
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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
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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. .,.-,
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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.