v
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST a, 1017
' . DAILY ROGUE RIVER COCHIEB
'' ' ' : F3
August Outdoors in Oregon
Oregon outdoors beckons the vacationist to seashore, to moun
tain glade, to rushing trout streams, to trackless wilderness.
Nature smiles and the elements are favorable in August:
Newport by the Sea
A very plteant plara to to for
a vacation. Situated, It la,
on tha shore of I ha Faclfle
and Yaqulna Day, ona ean an-
Ky beach bathing and boating,
awport offers many Summar
attractions, ampla and varied
accommodations.
- . i ,
Low Round-Trip Farea.
Crater lake
Nature created but one Crater ,
Lake. It stands by Itself,
unique among the - natural i
world wonder. The Crater
Lake season la open. Ample -accommodation
at Crater
take I-odre on the rim of the
lake. ' . m
Low Round-Trip Summer Ex
cursion Farea.
DreitrnbuHh Hot Spring
Tuekedeway in the heart of
tha Cascade Mountain!, a de
lightful place to spend a vaca
tion. Good hunting and fish
ing. Low Round-Trip Kara.
Aak
'
SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES
Veed Lumber Company
Weed. California
Men wanted In LoggUg Camps, Saw Mills, Lumber Yards aad
Factories, 4
Good Lumber handlera In our Tarda earn from ,
$3.56 to $6 per day
on contract work.
' If y are looking for perm an eat employment with as, write
u Ur partknUra. ' We operate our Fnctorlea the entire year. -
CHICHESTER S PILLS
yLTV U4l A.fc tmnr ttnafarUi fof A
VklMatetr- Mte)aMei liraev
I'llUia It. il U ii.U ij .i.hhA
fcuae, PMetel ttll liliat Rt4w. J
Tmk BM (MVwP, Rail ff J Hlf .
fmn ktwa m KM. Mh, AlMyt
SOTO BY DRUdniSTS EVERYWHCRfi
NEW ARMY TO ORGANIZE
ON TWO IIHUJADK PLAN
Washington, Aug.- R. The war
department announcea that the new
army will ibe organised on the ibaals
of two brigades to a division in
stead of three as was formerly the
U. B. army plan. The change' la
made to meet the mobility demands
of actual fighting In France. The
unite of tha new army will consist
of approximately 19,000 men Instead
of 21,000 man,
ITS DRUGS'
IT'S PATENT
IT'S A PRESCRIPTION
IT'S TOILET ARTICLES
V
IT'S Ill'BHKR GOODS
YOU WANT ' -W
ANYTHING FOUND IN A
Kill ST CLASS DRUG STORE ;
GET
Demaray's
MASONIC TEMPLE,
Josephine County Chvch
All? railed tha Marola Hull of Ore
aun. Thaaa marvaloua natural ravaa
rt IT mllaa from Urania I'aaa. Baau
tlfully InmUd, llirr offar unuauel
tllvaralon. V
Imn Slaaaa-Trta Kara.
Free Book
(taarrlhliia tha niullltuilliioua attrue
lions of Waalarn Oraaoa, mar ba a
ourad from any aml of Ihia com-
rany or will ba mallad on applies- a
Ion lo lb undarslanad.
Year Local Agent for Further laeratatio. e.
John M. Scott, Genera Passenger Agent
CAMP A LA SOLDIERS
Portland, Aug. S.-r-Glrls or the
Oregon Honor Guard from aeveral
sections of the state, encamped for
the summer near the ocean beach
(between Astoria and Seaside are ob
serving many military rules In the
conduct of their camp and spend
part of their time studying and prac
ticing signalling and "wig wagging."
Bandage making and knitting la
also being studied, for the girls say!
they are planning to put In a win
ter of bard work making necessary
articles for the Oregon boys vtth
the American troops,
. r
A classified ad brlnga results.
1 I
MEDICINES . '
-la4 tV '
j)b.N..irt
IT AT
(Drug and ;
Stationery Store
GRANTS PASJB., ',,
Tillamook County Beaches
For more than 10 miles along
tha seashore Inviting resorts
dot tha shore line of Tillamook
County. Here you ' will find
Just what you want for a Sum
mer vacation. Hotels, cot
tages and -ramps offer a va
riety of accommodations. Ex
cellent bathing and all the
delights of the beach. ,
Low Round-Trip Farea.
take of Coon Bay Line
Along the new Coos Bay Una
re aeveral large and beautiful
lakea. Theae lakaa and adja
cent streams are a veritable
paradise for fishermen, camp
era and vacationists. Several
resorts afford accommodations.
Low Round-Trip Farea.
Mt. Jeffermn Country
This is a wonderfully scenic
region for camping, hunting
and fishing.
Low Round-Trip Farea to
Detroit
Fishing Bulletin
If you enjoy a week-end fish
ing trip, our weekly Fishing
Bulletin will give , you latest
Information on where to look
for good fishing. Ask for the
Bulletin. It's free.
TPTiwrj 1 .
i I noor. emphasising is argumeni oj
ji, n.v.11 M......Jlpo,mdl11 h" ,UU m UbIe nd'
.-"7 1
! home last Sundsy from Crescent
1 Cltr. where thev SDent the weak. I
: enjoying the sea "breeie.
, Lawrence Espey and family have
! moved to Wolf Creek, where Mr.Jtlw wtr My Wem lg to.oondjjctle
Eepey wiH take cnarge of. the gar- trU, tfter ww.. A jut trial
arc Mr. Espey waa the blacksmith wner, ,wy ,, iaUt will be tried,
of Leland for many years, and we , Jult Hk, any crimna. Ut no aplrlt
all regret to lose them, but ' wish l0( revenge prevail, but mete out to
them muoh success ln their new, mall the puBi,hment he de-
home- " serves for the part he played In the
Link Ellis left for Bray, Cel., a0utra(( y.
few daya ago, where be has em-, ,.Tns German spy system Is more
ployment In the Moon-Williams saw
mill.
Gene Decker haa leaaed the Klum
place and moved hla family there.
Miss Edith Klum left Sunday for
Marahtleld. where ahe will visit
friends for some time.
Mrs. Inea Reeves left Thursday
for Sllverton to visit Mr. Reeves'
parents for a few weeka. Mr.
Reeves Is now In the training camp
at Clackamas.
Mr. Abbot waa busy for three
daya laat week with hla auto truck
hauling acrap , iron to Leland for
shipment from the Columbia mines.
The heavy loads damaged nearly
every bridge and culvert between,
Leland and Placer and Mr, Light Is
busy repairing them. -
C. H. Bean made a business trip
to Granta Pass Monday. .
The Third Oregon boys who have
been stationed here and other
points guarding rallroao property,
left for Clackamaa Thureday. Com
pany C. came to relieve them. Fred
Ellis also left tor Clackamaa on' the
same train to Join the Infantry, but
waa rejected on account of being
blind In one eye, he returned home
Saturday
Mr. Farr, who has been visiting
hla daughter, Mra. Dr. Nerhbaa, re
turned home Sunday.
Mlaa Roue DeVall spent v severs!
daya camping at the caves last week
with the J. L. Calvert family, i
:, Mrs. James Haven spent the
week .In Merlin visiting her mother,
;Mrs. Banister., .
i TMR CARD ' y f '
The California and Oregon
. Coast Railroad Company
Effective June 1. 1117.'
Dally except Sunday.
A
Train 1 Iv, Grants Pass.. 1:00 p. m.
Train 8 lv. Watera Creek 3:00 p. m.
AU trains leave Grants Pass from
the corner of O and Eighth streets,
opposite the Sou thorn Paclfto depot.
; For all Information retarding
I frelsht and passenger service call at
I iim onioe or ins company, ruone ear -
vtp hullftln n, nhnii lit', tnr
1ST ;
TO HELP STIR U. S.
New York, Aug. 8. Louis Baa
'meeker, Dutch cartoonist on whose
' head (he kaiser set a price of 12,000
I marks, for showing up the Hun In
I at his rightfulness, Is In America
and will attempt to rouse Americans
! to a full tense of the "brutal Boche"
I driving home bis arument with his
! powerful cartoone.'.- '
1 Rsemsker arrived at an Ameri
can port recently after playing "hide
and seek with the German spy sys
tem at London and evading U-boats
whose commanders bad order ' to
"get" him.
When seen at tha Vinderbllt bote!
he laughingly told bow ha evaded
tha Germans who were Intent on
preventing blm reaching America.
He remained In London for aev
eral days' then jumped over, to
France, where he apparently sailed
on at leaat a dosen vessels bound
: for the United States. He would ,
oard a veseel late at night. The
German spies, aeelng him go aboard,
I would feel satisfied they had blm;
eornorihl. tint emrlv the next morn-
Ing or a few minutes before tha ship
sailed Raemaeker would qnletly alip
ashore and embark on another ves
sel. In this way he managed to
Kkeep the aplea on a wild goose chaae
. and eventually sailed unobserved.
I Raemaeker told the United Press
now Germany and "knltnr" bllghtr
! ed Europe. "If the kaiser tried to
stop the war today I believe the peo
ple would depose him," ba declared.
'They aoused. him before the war
for not starting one when he alone
knew Germany waa not quite pre
narad. Blood and Iron are drilled
Into the German people from child-1
hood. . And now by a system of at-
rocltlea they are trying to bring!
( about the moral and physical col-!
lapse or ineir opponents w waae w"r .
so rruel that It will be shortened.
i, Raemaeker became furious as be,
discussed Germany. Hla blue eyea'
aeemea 10 risen fire. o pacea in(
chairs, "oermans 00 not lain aoom
the atrocities committed by
h.ir '
1 lueo.
he said. . "They are too ter
I rtble.
Tet they are right now plan
- ,. - or,,ised aymuathy. for after'
perfect thari their army.
Every man
la a potential spy." . .
Asked If he did not eel appre
hensive for hla personal safety Rae
maeker ahrugged his shoulders. "I
am armed," he replied. "Again, it
they murder me It will only accent
uate, only spread what 1 am trying
to teach."
Raemaeker la In America for an
inueiiniie aiay ana urawiugo, m
the style that caused the kaiser to j
place a price on his head will soon
appear In American newspapers and
tnagailnee. .
GERMAN, PROFESSORS AGAINST
FURTHER TEUTON PEACE
' ,
Amsterdam, Aug. 8. It Is stated
here that a number of professors at
Bohn university have signed a peti
tion to the government asking that
Germany not to again make a peace
offer. They aasert that the reply
of Premier Lloyd George to the last
effort of Germany for peace, was an
Insult to the nation.
DEEDS, NOT WORDS
Granta Paaa Peopl Have Abeolnt
1 Proof of Deeda at Horn
It's not worda but deeds that prove
true merit
Tha deeds ot Dosn'a Kidney Pills,
For Grants Pass kidney sufferers.
Have made their local reputation.
Proof ilea In the testimony 0
urauia rasa p-upi.
Mrs. A. M. Evensen, 825 8. Fourth
St., Grants Pass, says: "I waa nearly
laid up with aclatlo rheumatism in
my hip and down through one ot my
limbs. At times the pain was almost
unbearable. Often the musolea and
cords In' my limbs aeemed to con
tract, causing Intense pain. During
this trouble my kidneys were more
or less affected, which prompted me
to take Doan'a Kidney Pills. The
first box regulated the notion ot my
kidneys and I took about three boxes
In nil when the rheumatlo pains In
my hips and limbs lett ma entirely."
Price too, at all dealers. ' Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy get
Doan's Kidney Plus the same that
Mrs, Evensen' had. Foster-Mllburn
Co., Props., Buffalo, N.. Y. -
,
V . '
. Jnb work at the Courier,
Classified Advert!
- - . Om MAI. ' ; -"
6. A C. GRANT LANDS Blue print
plate showing lauds In Josephine
county, $1.60. Addresa A. E.
Voorbles, Crania Paaa ' , tf
ANGEL cakes 10c; order by phone,
No. 100-J. I7tf
A FEW MORS of those nice cher
ries. Also earljr peach ee and cook
ing apple. Phone 608-F-3. tf
PAYING business for aale, store
building and furnished flat for
ale or rant Addresa Mrs. E. A.
Wade, 407 O atreet. 24
FOR SALE One Shetland pony;
one 1-borse beet cultivator; ' one
beet puller; one 14-Inch wood
beam plow; ona surrey and aet
double harneea. Apply (80 North
Second atreet Oscar Wilkinson.
150 ANGORA GOATS for . aale. Ad
dreea O. L. Woolrldge, R. J. D.
No. 1, Murphy, Ore.
px)R SALE -21-15 rifle.
Western hotel.
Apply at
c- - tf
" i"
WD VWTJVT1 f ffaL I n x .
for aale at $100; ISO down and
$10 per month. Inquire at 107
Clark Street 27
FOR SALE Fruit crop oa treea, ea
tlmated at ( ear loade. Farm
equipment Value $100.. , Will
leaae ranch to December 11, lfll.
AU for $1,500. Will take late
model auto for ptrt 'balance cash
Addresa No.
477, ear of;
tha
Courier.
FOR SALE I sows and
spring
phone
plga. For particulars
404-F-J. II. B. Signa.
27
FOR SALE A brand new Chevrolet
has not run 25 miles; also two
Fords in flrat-claaa condition, and
one Chevrolet out of the ahop
than' six A weeks Worth the
money. Collins Auto Co., Sll H
atreet . , . 27
tvR bale O. a- c. mana and no.
to-date aet of townabip owner
rt)p pltU of joaephine county at
Grants Pass Attract company. 47
FOR SALE Dining Uble and , alx
1 oak chairs, mahogany table, Iron
' bed, springe and mattress.
' 379-L. ' " ,
Phone
2Jtf
poR BALE LlghUy need For4) oar.'
first class condition. ' Inquire of
A. Glgler, South 81xth atreet
across river.' ' '26
WANTED
WANTED Tha Ewanna Box Com
pany, of Klamatb Falls, Oreen
offers employment for experienced
box men and inexperienced la
borers, and at all time, solicits
correspondence with anyone In
terested. Good wages and oppor
tunity for advancement la the ml
with this company. ; . IStf k
t WANTED Two timber fallen, two
buckera, $3.S0 per day;' mill men
and limbers, $S up; one Algbt
watchman, $70 per month. Ad
dresa Moon-WUUama Lumber Co
Bray, Cal , , ; ... ,11
TO RENT
FOR RENT 2-room houae and fine
garden spot on river bank, 4
blocks from Sixth street, at $4
per month. Inquire at Chas. Mor
rison's grocery, 503 South Sixth
street , fltt
FOR RENT 6-room modern houae,
305 C street opposite school
bouse, $10 per month. Inquire ot
Wm. Boog, 308 Foundry street 48
. FOR RENT 6-room house and
'sleeping porch, 727 North Fifth
. street, $8 per month. k Inquire ol
Wm. Boog, 208 Foundry street. 48
FOR RENT S-room house and
Bleeping porch, 821 Rogue River
Ave. Good well and barn. In
quire ot Wm. Boog, 208 Foundry
I atreet .48
j (FOR RENT Completely furnished
5-room bungalow. Hot and cold
I . water, bath. Inquire at 282 West
I street,,, ., 35
LOST
j WATCH LOST Open' face, Wal-
tham movement, black ribbon fob,
finder notify Courier or lira. L.
L. Perkins. 38
MILITIA CAM,KI OUT TO
QUELL ILLINOIS STRIKE
Springfield, III., Aug. 8. The gov
ernor has ordered 600 national
guardsmen to this city to preserve
order during the street csr strike
trouble. One policeman waa killed
yesterday by a pistol shot from a
street oar manned by non-union men.
A classified ad wilt give results.
FHT8ICIAHS
L. U. CLEMENT, ht P. PneUee
limited to dlsesess of tbe eye, ear,
none and throat' OUaoee itted.
OSce hours 1-1 1, 2-t, or os ap
pointment Offloe phone, ltf
deaco phone llf-J.
8. LOUGHRIDGE. M. D., Phyatolaa
and surgeon. City or country oaOe
attended day or light Residence ;
phone SCI; offlee pboae 112.
Sixth and H. TnJfs Building.
DR. ED. BT WATER SpectaUat OS
dlseaaee of the eye, ear, mm eat
throat; glaaaea Itted. Oflloe fcoue: "
t to 12 a. m 2 to I p. m. Phoaea
Reeldenoe 210-Li - oflee II W:
Masonic Temple, Granta Paaa, Ore.
A. A. wrTUAH, M. D., PkyMeUui end
surgeos. OSce: Hall BMg., eoraer
Sixth and I atreeta. Pkonee: Ottce
111; reeidence 2II-J. Houra: I a.
m. to 'p. m. '.. '.
DEKTIim
B. C. MACT, D. M. D. FlraVdaas
dentlatry. 101 Soath Ststk
atreet, Granta Paaa, Oregon.
AXXOBIOTaV
H. a NORTON, Attonay-eA-mw
Practice la all State and Federal
Courts. lint National Bank Bidg.
COLVIG ft WILUAM8 Attorney a-
at-Law Ornate Paaa Baaklag Oo.
Bids, Granta Paaa, Ore.
B. S. VAN DTKJE, Attorney. PraoUea
la all eonrta. Pint National Baal
Bnildiac
DURHAM RICHARD, Attotwr
at-Law. . Offloe Meaoale Temple
Ornate Paaa, Orai .
W. T. MILLER. Attoraey-eA-Law.
County -attorney tor ' Joecpalae
County. Offloe: SehaUhora B3dg. .
O. 8. BLANCH ARD, Attorne7-at-Law
Grants Paaa Basking Co. . Bidg.
Phone 170. Granta Paaa, Ore.'.
V. A. CLIIUTS Attoraey-at-Law
Practice la state aad federal
courts. . Rooms I. aad I,
Golden Rule store. ' ' ' "
BLANCHARD BLANCHAJU7, At
torn eya, Albert block, pboae 2IM.
Practice la all eonrta; land board
attoraaya:- . " " - '
. XKtEBXtLAMX SIHtGJBQN . ,
DR. R. J. BaaTTOUv Vetertaarla.
Offloe , la Wlnetrout Implement
Bidg. Pboae lll-J ' HaaMeaeo
Phone lOI-R.
DRATAGE AND TRANSFER
COMMERCIAL TRANSFER CO. AM
kinds of drayage aad traaafer
work carefully aad promptly done.
Phone 1S1-J. Stand at
depot A. Shade, Prop.
F. G. WHAM, drayac and tnnafer.
Satoa, pianos and furniture moved,
packed, ahipped aad stored. Phone
rxxrk Holmaa, No. 10. Real-
pboa 124-B. :.i..s
im, WORLD MOVES; so do we.
-lunch Bros. Traaafer Co. Phone
' 887-R. '.
TAXI SERVICH
JUST HAD TO do It Added another
car tor country rana; good earrloa,
city or country. Jitney Lake.
Leave ordera at the Spa, or phone
262-R. s lttt
TEN-CENT OAR Any part ot the
city, also country' rune. C M.
Young. Phone the Pastime,
S91-R or reeidence phone 370-R.
II
JITNEY SERVICE Phono Oregon
Gas A Electric Co., No. 140, day;
residence, 140-Y. Otto J. Kalpe.
17
ASSAYEK8
E. It CROUCH Aaaayer, chemist,
metallurgist Rooms 301-208 Pad
. dock Building, Granta Paaa.
BUMMER RESORTS
OA8QUET RESORT At tha edge ot
the redwood, accommodations for
tourists, hotel $2 per di y, electric
lighted oamp grounds, garage and
acoeaaorlea, groceries and aup
plies, fishing and hunting. E. R.
Prion, Propr. - 117U
STRAYED
E6TRAY One grey mare with ball
end head atall oa. Anyone find
ing pleaae notify J. C. Dutcher,
Granta Pass, R. F.' D. No. 4, or
phone.OOl-filt. , 88
MUSICAL INSTRUCTION v ,
J. S. MACMURRAY, teacher ot voice, ,
culture and slnglnj. Lessons give
at home of pupil If reiuested. Ad
drjss 711 Lee street. 851tl
A elMslfled ad brings results.