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FAGS TWO daily aoova Kim corona MONDAY, AIQIST IS, 1W . M 1..5T eh hue mi cue Publlehed Dally Except Saturday A. . VOORHIE8, Pub. ana Propr. BENJ. C. SHELDON. Editor Battered at th Poetofflce, areata Peas, Or., m second class mall matter. ADVERTISING RATES Display apace, oar Inch.. . loo Local or pen in si column, per Una 10 Beadera, par Una,... , So i DAILY COURIER y mall or earrlar, par year.... $1.00 By nail or earrlar, par month... .10 WEEKLY COURIER By mail, par year .$1.88 '' ' MEMBER j ' 8tata Editorial Association. ; - Ores ob Daily Newspaper Pub. Aaaa. i Audit Baraaa ol Circulation. MONDAr.AlT.VST 13, 1911 OREGON WEATHER 4 - . Weather tomorrow: Warn, fair. ' .' '.: I Toilet Soap Winners FAIRSKIN PEROXIDE ROMANZA KINNEY & TRUAX GROCERY QUALITY FIRST TRAINS ARMY DOCTORS. Or, Carrel t Teach New Meth eda Which He Learned Abroad. OM Villi LOSE All EXPERT DAIRYMAN Oregon Agricultural College, Aug. It. Professor R. R. Graves, who ha , dona much the last four year to ad , ranee Oregon's dairy Industry, ha ... resigned aa head of the department , to beeome manager ot the United , State's dairy divislon'n big exper Iment In dairy cattle breeding. When Profeaeor Graves Joined -" the O. iu C staff Jnst four yean ago, he found a force of Juit one man bealde himself on the dairy faculty. , Thla yaar there will be five men to aaaiat the head of the department, one research man, an office assistant, i' and a number of extension workera and county agenta to carry, on the Inatruconal, Investigational and field work in dairying. . HTRDUXG THE LAW. - The shipping iboard was created . by a law of congress, and It is the president's duty to exe cute laws which Congress enacts. By law not more than three mem bers of the shipping board shall be long to any one political party. Tet . Mesara. Hurley, Btevens, and Don aid admit themselves to be demo- erata; Mr. Colby supported Wilson last fall; and Mr. Breat la from Louisana, where be passes for a re- , publican. We thus see four mem bers whom ' the President would hare on the Shipping Board belong ing to the one party the Wilson ' party. , The law also provides that ' there shall be a distribution of the board's membership throughout the country in order to secure geo graphical representation. Tet Mes ara. Donald and Colby both hall from New York city. The President " who appoints four members of his personal party to a board where party representation la limited by . law to three, and who takes two members from one city, when the ' law declares that the membership stall be distributed geographically ' this Is the President who opposes any attempt by Congress to inquire what he and his subordinates are do ing with the people's billions. PARLIAMENTARY POLE-CATS. The clash between Senators Hol lls and Reed during the debate on the food-control bill brought to the front the two moit ill-mannered Senators whom this political gener- ' atlon has known. The mephltlc' by product of their controversy will hover In the air for many a day. ' Aside from the annoyance which will. ' be entailed, republican! will not concern themselves about it. This Is strictly a democratic row. A ' fodder crisis Is Imminent In Denmark. - It arouses ho fellow-feeling in the bosom of deserving demo crats here, who have their feet In I the trough. : A few Grants Pass pennants at 20 acb, S for 80c' Put one on your ear. -' ' - Iltf Calling cards at the Courier. - &v r-ytd CRACKED m4 CHAPPED HANDS Details Eucalyptus Obrtmwt ar au oauo aioaaa Tuaaa aao laaa boo OUR NATIONAL FORESTS. X s The ' Rockefeller foundation baa erected a model war baae hospital In which American doctors will be train ed In the surgery nnd on the battle front In France. ' Tbe hospital will be In charge of Dr. Alexia Carrel, the fa mous surgeon, who receutly returned from tbe French front, where by new methods be was sble to save many Uvea and tlmbe Curved Arms ef Flywheela. A great many people Imagine that the arms of flywheels and pulleys are curved for tbe sake of beauty and graceful appearance. But this Is not so. In tbe making of these wheels they are cast la Kind from molten Iron poured In. As tbe arms are of less tbii.'knesa and body than tbe heavy rim and tbe hub. they begin to cool off quicker. By the time the anna are "set", tbe rlin and bub are still cooling and contracting, and tbe effect of their shrinkage Is to cause a very powerful pull on tbe arms As tbe utter are sol idly set they become severely strained, but If the arms are curved they with stand the pull that goes on during shrlnksge and simply straighten oat a little. . The Beginning ef Brasll. Rising . brink and early one bright morning toward tbe close of the fifteenth century, a nice Portuguese gentleman, to wit, Cabral, going for a sail, decided to take his comical little fleet down tbe west coast of Africa, turn to the east. totter across the Indian ocean and, be fore be grew quite old, reach tbe Indies. The opening voyage wss shorter than expected. He awoke one day to And land on bis right liifttead of on his left, land which Pinion bad scratched three months earlier, land in the west and not in tbe east It was Braill. London Chronicle. ' Without Fear. . "The flrat shall be last and tbe bat shall be first," quoted the devout cltl xen. "It makes no difference to me how you arrange 'em," replied tbe expert commercialize "I'll get mine either way. I'm tbe mlddleman."-Washlng-ton Btar. Hard Task. "What's tbe matter, my dearT' "Ob, I'm trying to tell that Gotrox person bow perfectly beautiful we think her horrid old wedding present la" Life. They Are 153 In Numbsr and Are $eat tared Over Nintteen Statss.' Under authority of an act of cuugreaa named in 18H1 the rvxUUnt of the Culled Slates In euioweied to net apart, public -utda hearing forests as public reservutitiu. Tile primary pur poses of the uatlotiul foreota are to In sure continuous irdiictltu of timber aud favorable oomllilima as to flow of water. Aa nieaus to these ends strict supervision is uiutiituiiied over the sale of mature timber, and the forest areas' are guarded against Are. These areaa are much used by camp ers, hunters aud nshernien. "Kecrea-, tlon maps" are fcemed, which not only, present maps of many of tbe national forests, showing tonus, xtrvamn, roads aud tiulU. but cuiiiaiii liifuriuutiou per taining to camp site, flsh aud game, and camiwro' reKlxters are kept at tbe headquarters of the forest supervisors. Tbe national forests, 153 In uumber, are ccattcrcl over nineteen states. Alaska and I'orto Rico. All but two of these state, Klerlda and Micblgaa, lie west of the Mississippi. Tbe total area of national f i ret laud, excluding that of other lauds within national for est boundaries, N square miles. This area Is nearly as great as that of the stnte of Texan, or of New England. New York, I'euuK.vlvunla. New Jersey' Delaware. Maryluud, District of Co lumbia,' Virginia and West Virginia comblifed, or of Ohio, Indiana, Illinois. Michigan and Wisconsin combined. EAT ORANGES AT NIGHT. Than You Will Sletp Soundly and Rise - ' Happy In the Morning. If you are troubled with sleepless ness or If you are restless at nights, eat oranges Ixtfore retiring. Orauges are the best sedative In tbe world. A uiuti on the orange diet a lii never get rheu matism, aud be will have no apix-tlte for alcoholic liquors, itoth apples aud oranges cure the liquor habit Oranges, eaten before retiring, will make you sleep so soundly tbst you arise lu the morn lug Invigorated and refreshed, with tlie notion that you have been drugged with some potion that makes life all tbo buppicr aud joy ous. Tbe acid of tbe orange will help purge you In rase you need purging, and tbe sugar of the orange will sweet en your breath and your whole body. Tbe coolness of the Juice will reduce tbe fevers of your digestive tract, aud you will be 1,0()0 per cent better off for the orange diet. Orange buds and orange leaves steep- you c&n affordtobuy LESLIE SALT ' and enjoy the luxury of th fine -Tree running salt flowi;$ f rem the tonvtnient slde 3xtot"r if3 On Its 12,000 Mile Circuit of the U. S. A. See "The; Hyatt Roller M-tho 1909 Bakk that holds the world'! long dlit ance record 261,800 miles. It is now traveling coast to coast and back again. It U to town today equipped with its original aet of Hyatt Bearing! Just as the factory installed them 'way back in 1909. Alter making their record, over. 16 1 300 mOes, these bearings show a wear of only five-thousandths of an inchnot enough to affect their efficiency at an. Now, enroute across the continent, they are stin the name old Hyatt Quiet Bearinga, giving perfect, care-free service. Yet their record, while remarkable, is only typical of what you may expect from Hyatt Bearings In your car. t, Every day.automobQe owners in every corner ef the country are realising the satisfaction Hyatt Bearings give. Make sure that your new car is equipped with Hyatt Bearings. Yoa can " Th Hyatt Rothr" at Olding's Garage 512 d st. Hyatt Roller Bearing Company j-j IJCPOH, ivuciugan tw Tq ed In hot water aud made Into a tea are also splendid sedative. . The orange was originally a berry In Asia. It was brought Into Kuroe by Alexander the Ureal, aud It baa been greatly Improved slncu Alexander's time, especially by the horticulturists of California. The oranges are not growing here for nothing. They tlirlvc here because na ture, intends them to be used by you as a food, Loa Angeles Times. When Bredle Bluffed Mltsbsll. Once when In Ilnglsnd Steve Ilrodle. tbe famous bridge Jumper, wss In a party which Included Charlie Mitchell, tbe prlxeflgbter. Mitchell made some remarks derogatory to John L. Btilllvsn. to which Brodle rejoined with some sarcastic observations ou the sprinting ability Mitchell displayed while In tbe ring with Sullivan. Thia angered tbe prtaefighter, who knocked Brodle flat As be scrambled to bis feet Mitchell made another rush at him, but by then Brodle bad a pistol In his hand and, thrusting It under bis aaaaltsnt's nose, remarked: "You think you're goln' to make a reputation off llckln' Steve Bro dle, don't you? Well, yon Just hit me once and there'll be a lot In tbe papers about it, but you won't read It." That cloaed the Incident. Watehea, Thick and Thin. Although some of the early watehea were very small In circumference, they were thick, and the front and back fairly bulged so that tbey were mora tbe shape of an apple than a cookie. which tbey really resemble today. Tbe waferlike watch Is an Inveutlon of very recent times, and the process of thinning it is even now going on. Tbe obvious advantage of the tbln watch Is that It can be placed In tbe belt or pocket without making a buljA. If watches bsd always been worn round the necks tbey might still be spherical rather than disklike in shaie. Ex change. Climbing the Ladder ..The prudent, penniless beginner In the world tabors for wages awhile, saves a. surplus with which to buy tools or land for himself, then labors on but own account another . while I and at length hires another beginner 10 oeip Dim. -rnia is me jusi anu gen erous and prosperous system which opens the way to all, gives hope to all and consequent energy and progress and Improvement of condition to all. Lincoln. . Notice THE FORI) COMPANY HAH CONTRACTED FOB MATERIAL FOR AN 80 .PER CENT INCREASE IN PRODUCTION FOR THE CX)MING TEAR AND AFTER SEPTEMBER 1ST WE EX PECT TO IUS) ABLE TO FILL ALL FORD ORDERS. IF YOU WANT A FORD, GIVE IS YOUR ORDER NOW SO WE CAN GET IT. C. L. Hobart Company Men Classified. 1 Patriot One who goes with his wife to buy a hat aud enjoys himself, Martyr One thut goes with her, but full asleep In llio store. ' ' ' Cowurd-The sneaky clinracicr that always remenilwr he has tin engage-ment.r-l'enn Froth. ' .. . I A classified ad brings result. state are having trouble In securing wine tor sacramental purposes. The recently effective Washington bona dry law la blamed. , , Cathollo priesta meeting $ with Bishop Augustla F. Schelnnar of tbe ffpokane diocese, today ap olnted a committee to confer with the au thorities with a view to overcome the dlOoulty. Grants Pass 'Band Carnival Aug. 14 to 18 inchrive FOLEY & BUflK cgl!ID Oiwnlng Tuesday night, Aagast 14, then opea every afternoon and night for the mat of tbe week. Clara FRKK STREET PARADE AT 7 P. M. Tl KHI W ' M,cial events and free acta going oa ail the Usui. "FEARLESS BENO" W'lsard of taw air, feature free attraction. '' ' ' -. ! : ' . ' Thursday Doll Baby Parade ..-.., . Prises offered for beat 'decorated doll baby carriage with doll there In, for girls under .10 yean, every Uttla girl taking part win re ceive free admission to the dog and pony circus. For further Infor mation Inquire at thla office. ' Hera all next week J. J. Powers, of Grants Pass, will buy all kinds of JUNK, old automobiles, machinery, hides, feathers, wool, furs, old rubber. Heavy' copper, Light copper, Red brass .... Yellow brass . Light brass per lb. 17o up . lac -He ,.10c up .07c up Sheet aluminum Wire aluminum .. Rag, per pound Cast Iron .....aoe ,.:....mo Ole -lie Pewter ... 15c Cast aluminum ISC Wrought Iron and steel ...-.He Rubber boots, shoes, auto Urea Sttc ap Let ua know. Drop a Card. Apply Western Hotel J. J. POWERS, GRANTS PASS, ORE. Hold all Junk till Powers arrives In town In 10 day a.' , . , Now at Riddle, Oregon. HONK DRY MW BOTHKIW , , PRIESTS IN COMMUNION flpokane, Wash.,' Aug. U. Mem ters of the Cathollo clergy of this IVien Wanted r lOA FACTORY MEN AND COMMON LABORIOUS WANTED. STRADV WORK. 115c I'KII HOI It I'P, BORRIS LUMBER & BOX CO. Mi'DOaUllS, CALIFORNIA, V 4 V
