Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, September 04, 1917, DAILY EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextDAILY ROOUE BIVBt OOCTUKB rid BEAR TREES BANKER BUT D'.ES OF FRIGHT Classified MverMm fOtt SALE tmuOUMB Tt KHDAY. SMTKMtlKU 4, 1IT . Airmen In the Great War are using VH2GLEYS regularly. It steadies stomach and nerves, allays thirst, puts "pep" Into tired bodies. Aids digestion. Lasting refreshment at small cost. Chew It after every meal. The Flavor Lasts IN - Wt- II An Interesting bear dory has drifted In behind the home-coming cavalcade of th. 'Bramwell-Chllders-Morrlsou mite Inspection expedi tion, s ' ' The party left Grants Pass Satur day morning (or th Preston pesk district, Camp fii pltehed on Cl.r creek tht evening and In the round of campflre chat, before turning In the Intimation u made that that eoctlqn afforded flmt class bear hunting. When Morrlaon brothers awoke next morning, tbey found that their city guests, Brem well and Cblldera, bad anticipated them and bad mysteriously left camp, taking two rifles which com prised the arsensl of the entire psrty. Esrly In the morning sev eral shots were heard In the direc tion of the head of the ranyon. Noth ing further was beard from the wanderera and, after noonday lunch Don Morrison stsrted out to Inves tigate. As Morrison tells the story, be hsd not gone far until he heard a shout. Walking In that direction few rods, he spied. In the forks of a fir iree about 30 Het from the ground, the two mighty hunters, with a good slxed bald-faced bear banging toy his head In another fork a few feet below them. Mor rison swears thst the besr was stone dead and also that neither one of the hunters could be persuad ed to come out of the tree until he had cut down the bear. DIAMOND TIRES ) MORE MIXES FOR LESS ', ' ; MONEY " ' DIAMOND TUBES , Will oatlaet several casings We prefer selling- DUmowd tires bCMS tbey are better Grants Pass Hardware At jronr seniee to-data get of township ownar -"S"wm .hln nut of Jounhln. countr at I - mvwvjw. 'W W w- - ' w w Grant Pass Abstract company. 47 ANGEL, eakee 0c; ordsr by phone, I No, 110-1. S7tf mm and throat Ok Offle hoars t-li, 1-5, or oa as potntmeat Offlee pboM, It; deaee paona III-J, O, ft C. GRANT LANDS Blue print g. LOUGHRIDGI, M. D., plats snowing mum in Josepninei andsorgeon. Ctty or eoancry county, ii.sw.- Aoar.se a- s. stUnded dar or aighL Voorhles. Grants Pass Jlf pfcxm III; ottoa pkM 111. 8TUDEBAKER runabout for sals I w a. Toss Banding. , apply 610 J street, next to Count's OB. ED. BTWATER Specialist a feed store. JS tf I It TO AUTOMOBILE OWNERS Magic I Motor Gas, 1 quart equals SO gal lons gasoline. Guaranteed by Auto Remedy Co., Cincinnati, O..J diseases of the eye, ear, bom and throat; gJ asses flUed. Offlee hoars: 0 to IS a. sa., S to I p. at. Phoaasj Residence 240-L; afflce 240-J; MuonJc Tvmple, Grants Pass, Ore. I TO EAT MODERATELY Vancouver. II. C Sept. I. Cana dians today are asked to be vstrl otlo when they eat. Under recently enacted orders In council, restau rants under penalty of prosecution are compelled to display prominent ly signs asking pntrons to practice economy when ordering food. "All uersons In ordering tholr food ought to consider the needs of j. Great Britain and her allien, and a. heir armies for wheat, beef and bacon and the food controlled re qures the public to do everything In their power to make these commo dities available for export by eat Ing aa little as possible of tbem and by ..making use of substitutes and avoiding waste," Boer and bacon must not be serv ed on Tuesdays and Friday and where bread la aerved, some substl tut Is to be made available.' Beware of Imitations. Inquire Cbss. Mm, Applegate, Ore. FOR SALE 200 ft. 1x4 T ft O lum ber 8 ft. long for $5.00. 100 ft. surface lumber in two tables at 13.00 or fl.SO each. Work bench 50e, show case, counter and shelv ing 1 15.00, or will Mil Mparately. Odd pieces of furniture for sale cheap. Pbone 240-R, or call at 401 N. eth St SStf some ways, but when It comes to for SALE -Good milch cow, two walking (theoretically, that Is) be s nilles np Loum creek road. O. H the fastest little Jockey that ever arable. 47 roae nn xiar. picahs in n ni.im. . 7ai Rnnih me oiner enu oi l L.,v,h , r,h... si.r tf Uher's concnDtion of a seven-minute ; walk la as far away as prohibition I BARTUETT PEARS, plums ana and Magic Bales Co., Minneapolis.! A WITHAM, M. D., Physkua n4 surgeon, Offlee: Hall Bldg,, eoner Blxth and I streets. Phonw: OBm 111; rMldence I8J-J. Hoars: $ a. m. to 4 p. m. , London, Aug. 10. (By mall) No American, unless possemed of a good constitution sod an afternoon n antra, ahnuld ever auemm seven-minute's walk" in lxndon Your Englishman msy be slow In DKHTUT8 K. C. MACT, D. M. D. Flrst-dasv dentistry. 101 Vs South Sixtb street, Grants Pass, Oregon. Airoaon PB0FJIIIII11M LOCAL POULTRY FARM SOQH Arrsngements have been complet ed through the efforts of County Agent C. D. Thompson for a visit to this county on September 15 by Jsmes Dryden, professor of poultry husbandry at O. A. C. - Professor Dryden will visit the Ill-A-Hee poul try farm on September 15 and give at least one lecture on poultry rais ing while bere. Josephine county Is especially favored In this respect as Professor Dryden seldom leavM tbe college at Corvallls. In Milwaukee, or the actual retire ment of Hans Wagner. A six-Inch I shell, or a wireless message might I mmt there In seven minutes, but they'd have to hurry. Five and ten minute walks. " pbaches At the Demaray orchard H. D. NORTON. AttoraeT-t-av Practice la all Stat and Federal Courts. First National BagJt BMs. COLVIG ft WILLIAMS Attsrasry. at-Law Grants Pass Banklnc Go. Bids. OraaU Pasa, Or. E. S. VAN DTKX, Attorney. PraetlM In all eourts. First National BaaJi BolldliK. ; ' and George W. Soransen. recel v-1 DURHAM ft RICHARD, Attonsayw ers. 48( at-Law. Offlee, Masonic TesspM Grants Pass, Ore. peaches at Golden Drift dam. Pick them yourselves. Price lc lb. See Mr. Carglll at dam. J. H. Reddy well, are proportionately distant. It's essy to tee why Messrs Fielding and nnuM I had auch a dnch over in Stockholm back In 1012. If the unsuspecting American asks how far away aucb-nnd-such a place Is, and is told It's "about a Mven minute walk," he'a In for a pleasant time. After he's walked for 25 minutes deapslringly bopped on a bus and ridden for 40 more, and -wound up with another Jaunt of JO minutes or so, he'll probably find himself some where In tbe vicinity of bis destlna tlon le pound. North 10th street In- w. T. miller, Attoraey-ett-Law. quire of J. C. Calhoun. .51 connty attorney lor JoMpnas) Ceanty. Office: Bchallhorn Blag. S. BLANCHARD, Attoraey-at-Uv Grants Pass Banking Co. Bldg, Phone S70. Grant Pass, Or. FOR SALE On easy terms, team of work honea. wnrklnr everv dar: 10. chance for anyone wishing a good lob. Phone 166-J. 62 TO EXCHANGE IV. A. CLBMXNTS Attoraey-at-Lav PracUoe la atata jad federal eourts. Rooms t. and 8. over Goldea Rule store. IIH'KTMAIITIAL FOB MASiV v W1IU ttOIJIIKK HIOTKIW 1 El I'sso. Texas, Sept. 4. The board of Inquiry la today complet ing Its Investigation or tha Houston riots, In which 17 venwns were kill ed and many Injured. Tbe board to sit as a courtmartlal f tbe 166 ne groes of the Twenty-fourth Infantry, now being held In the stockade at Fort Bliss, will probably be appoint ed thla week. " 4 It's Not What You PAY But What You GET That Counts OI R KKIll ILT FOIUW ARB VALVES THAT CANT UK BQVAL- EH AT UW Ell rillCKH , I NRTALliM ENT . PKH'K.8 lltH TOtltlNO SIMS 1015 ItOAUHTKH a.... I " ' , 1014 TOVlUNa WITH SlOO WORTH OF EXTRAS lUW 1014 TOUltlNG " Itll l TOUUNU sw ON TE1WIS, OH IH80OI NT VOH ALL CASH 1H)WN. Mclntyre's Garage 506 So. 6th St. COURT HOUSE NEWS Farnlshed by W. E. Haaeoa of . Graats Pass Abstract Oa. August SI, 1117. Transfers W. C. Long to W. 8. Green. Q. a. D., J20.J'x680' in Jones D. L. C. $10. First National Bank to Leonard Estate Co., contracts, lots 5, 6 and 7, Bee 18-38-4 and lot 6, Sec. IS S6-7, $2,600. 1 Mining Locatlona A. M. McCalllster and J. A. Husk on Klale Cblcamln on Llmpy creek. E FOR EXCHANGE A steam engine! for a gasoline engine. Inquire of I Geo. C. Metcalf. 1016 Orchard At0. 47 BLANCHARD ft BLANCHARD, At torneya, Albert block, phone 2SC-J. T BENT PracUce la aU eourts; laid board FOR RENT (-room modern houM.I attoraaya. A classified ad brings rwaniu. 805 C street, opposite , school I boose, $10 par month. Inquire of I TETEBiaART SURGJBOif J Tlocrci tx vasi difference in a &14 Wm. Boog, SOS Foundry strML 41 DR. R. J. BBSTJJL, Veterlaartaa. I Offlee ta Wlnetront lantaasasat rv iui-itoqb oouse aura tirt. Vhn lll.T sleeping porob, 7S7 North Fifth phnaa I0S-R. ' straet, $8 per month. Inquire oil Wm. Boog,' 208 Foundry street 48 DRATAGM AND TRANSVKH LESLIE FOR RENT 2-room cottage oa F I wmjuekcial TRANSFER Ou AM street, next to creek. Inquire of I nds of drayage and traaafaw Wm. Boog, 208 Foundry St 48 work caref nUy and promptly daaa. Pboaa 181-J. stand at fretgM aepoi. a. snaaa. nop. SALT consemieniW of FOR RENT S-room houae and fine garden spot on river . bank, 4 blocka . from Sixth . street,, at $4 per month. Inquire at Cbaa. Mor rison's grocery, 60S South Sixth1 street , Sltf TREMONT ROOMS i Now nndw managment of Mrs. L. C. Arm strong; 28 clean rooms at S6c and 60c; special rates by week or month; also light honsekeep Ing rooms. Would like your pat ronage. , 40tf ONX ADVERTIHEMENT WTLI NOT MAKE YOU A FORTUNE, BUT IT WILL BERVB A8 ' A BTONE EN THE FOUNDATION OF BUSINS88 SUCCESS :: HOVSEKEEPINO ROOMS for rent. 802 D street 48 FOR RENT ( room furnished bouM., inquire . 704 D street F. O. I SHAM, draraca and aranafar. Seles, pianos and furniture stored, packed, shipped and stored. Ftwsaa CCirk ft Holaaa. No. 60. phone 114-R. tRa, WORLD MOVES; h ft n 3aneh Broa. Transfer Co. Phoaa 817-R.' , .. r" AB8ATEHS K. R. CROUCH Assay er, ehemlat, metallurgist Rooms 101-202 Pad dock Building, Grants Pasa. . CAMPING RESORTS Phone S83-R. 48 Men Wanted UOX I'AtTOItY MEN AMI COMMON l,AIM)ltMHH WANTED. BTKADY N WORK. ttSo I'KH HOI H IT. D0RR1S LUMBER & BOX CO. DOKH1S, CALlWmXIA. Paris. Aug. 9. (fly mall) Am erican women already In France and those who arrive lator to be near their soldier husbands will lack no chance to be useful for Uncle Snm's army. Recruiting Is going on here today for the Women's War Rollef Corbs, a now orguntxattou atithorlxod by the American Rod Cross and beaded by Mrs. William 0. Shurp, wife of the American amlmamdor. The nnme of the new organisa tion Implies Its work. The siope of Its labors run from rolling bandages to feeding refunoen from war torn districts and ttMirblng the Wind. A board of 17 lady directors, Includ ing Mrs. W. K. Vandorbllt has ta ken charRd of various corps divi sions, One (II vision will operate cun teons for soldlors; another will have chnrgo of diet kitchens for hospitals; another will linnd out Kerl ln forrimtlon and oporato a lout Mid found bureau; one will recnilt trnlmid nm-ses nnd others will have ehnrKc or rei-niltltm nvtxlllnry tim se, riiimlntf a liropngnnda' nnd re cords Imronu, n publicity depnrt niont, a vofuya deimrtment, u reKlH trntlon bureau and many other branches. Joh work tt the Courier. WANTED FOR RENT 5-room bouse on West G street, newly remodeled and renovated, modem. WANTED 1 0,000 customers to ride dally In Jitney Luke's taxi at 10 cents each. Inquire at The Spa confectionery, or phone "!62-R. Country trips a speclsl Ity. 26tf COMPETENT lady wishes work la hotel or bachelor or widower's home. Will stay at home nights. Address No. 1658, care Courier. 55 HOt'BKKKKl'ER wanted, competent and reliable Good wages to the right party. Phone S83-R or call at 704 D street. 48 Am going south for the winter, so will rent by home, 638 North Second street, reasonably to the right parties. Have also three very comfortable - housekeeping rooms. V. A. Grtffln, phone 145-L. 47 1CH C11KAM brick moulds missing. ---Anyone having 'hotiids belong ing to Homing's Shack kindly phono 141-R and thoy will be called for. 47 WANTED- flood plain cook, family of three. Telephone I STRAYED" for !79 47 STRAYED Krlday morning from Josephine hotel.., female. Alrdnlc 'wearing collar, 8 months , old. Anyone having Information con , cernlng dots,, notify Hotel Jop iihlno and recolvo- reward. 4 FOR RENT A 2-story house of 7 rooms and sleeping porch, modern conveniences at 732 North Second street. Inquire at 734 North Second street. 47 FOR RENT 3-room furnished house close In, for the winter 7-room house, well furnished. In quire at 615 II street. 51 PARTLY furnished house tor rent Inquire Courier office. 46tf MISCELLANEOUS KINBERQARTEN Miss Telford's kindergarten opens Monday, Sep tember 10th, at 411 C St. S6tt CAVE GAMP Ideal for rest and recreation; good dean ibada, Tm; good meals, 60c; pack and aaddla horMa for cavea. $2.60 par day; telephone at camp, ring Prorolt .. . ! OASQUET RESORT At tha edge of tha redwoods, accommodations for tourists, hotel $2 per diy, alectrlo lighted cmp grounds, garage and accessories, groceries and sup plies, fishing and hunting. E. R. Price, Propr. , 117tf MUSICAL INSTRUCTION J. S. MACMURRAY. tetcher of voloe eultora and singing. Lessons gives at home of pupil If requested. Ad drjes Til Lee street 861tt The California, and Oregon. uoasx Kaiiroad company , TTMB CARD ' : Effective June 1, 1817. Dally except Sunday. OlOTIlE3 REPAIRED Mending nnd darning neatly done at 411 C St. 86tf Engraved calling cards 100 cards Train 1 Iv. Grants Pass.. 1:00 p. m. Train S Iv. Waters Creek 3:00 p. m. All trains leave Grants Pass from tha corner of Q and Eighth streets, opposite the Southern Pacific depot. For all Information regarding freight and passenger service call at the offlee of the company, Publlo 6er- and plate. In script. $1.60; If piste v company, ruDiio Her ts furnished. 100 card, for $1. Ili' W PhM "