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Newspaper Page TextTill llrttMY, txmniMl IN, lIT. daily booitb urn oocrBiai Ford 1-Ton Truck $$50 C. L HOBART CO. We Carry a I - Loose Books and Forms Demaray's sta&Be MAMOtflO TMMl'LK, OIUNTS PAfW Tli tittt atifhie rr eetsbBabod to ltH , The word "Puiidut " Is ii"l mentioned tu I he Hlhle Titlilli klllle Willi UM'tl III Eng. mui lii . V.: i lu l7ll nii'inul waa ilni broken by III ilium jiliiw "lilMNl ll k" tOMllK from well direct Hi rflm In In mn eed. TIm tnugiiiime nilii ilit I pa from tlM Kimi' ii I'iiik-iiiii Mur. child' din., iiiiiumnii. rim anlne timet, Ik Mill. i-I fur nplniia. Then- I tin ililliicme In fond vain between while anil jellnvt i-nmillcal. Kmi.r nifii tin Mlii'ii duly rulU-liut III the opimslie ill if. linn.- i 'lilrniio News. Should vzis TT8 different from I other because mure cure 1 la Uken In the making ml the materials tiasd ere oP higher grade. Black Silk Stove Polish MaWi hrmtant, !" rwlMh that do oil tiib oft? or dual oil, atsllliaahluaUilt, tout tloiM lone onllnvr elor ColUh. Um4 on sample alowa aodmW f hantwar ml irociry dcalara. v-a, Mn- AnWtU rO,rt.f to I'1" jwMrlwM Hx ' WW. Wb to OHM uUir. BUck Silk Steve PolUh Work ru eiMk etai n siiiae as ImiI n Cw,r9t,tftriM-t'rntnlln, nr, nw amsifjotn IK Hwr. il Comply with the law and use printed Butter Wrappers Acrortlinn to the ruling of the t)rt-tii luli and FMd ( iiiimliliiii all Oalry buUcr aeltl or exKimHl for Ml In tlili Male mukt lie wrail In liutter M.r.r upon which la prtnlrtl the norN "Oregon hairy Ituller, 10 (or IK) niim'ca full nol(lli" with thn mime anil nililrrM of the maker, . To iMialilo imtronH of the Courier to enally comply with I he rullnR till" ottlre will aupoly atandnnl nlze and w eight Imlter pupor printed with Mwlnl watrrprnof Ink, nnd delivered iy parwln piwt, at the followlnu prireai KHI Sheet, 18 or Wi ounee 91,00 ; ;. ( iim Sheet a, 10 or ii ouiioea . , ' ( :l(KI Hliix tn, 1 or H'i oiimej 1.7 MM) Sheet.., 10 or iVi ounrea VS. 40 IMia eharne for apwlal leiln'. 1 Neml onlera by mall iiceompimleil ly the price ax almve and pnier lie prompt ty forwarded to yon hy parrel Hat, prrpiiiil. x We li" the liext liutter paper olitalnalilv, mul our work ' manMilp l of the lient. Rogue River Courier (Jranta Paw, Oi-rgim Fine Line of P Leaf v e I' . JAUNTY COAT. Wnrii with nil I mil shirt of navy serge la till" plctureiue little Jnrki't, wlili'li liiHiotN ilium ri'inlnilliiu uh of the iiuirliii'i ll in HMt In" Ilii' liralilisl front nnd iiaivi'l hiiiiuiiH t tut t Mrlke jiiHt llilx noli', lor I lie It'll l ilrn lilnlly remlnliip. Iuhi'i full In uir('lulo the airship tUI'lllltl AnrthlDR to dpIIT Try a clavsalfled. I ' ' W, 'l RUIII III FRAIiCE . DUE TO FEAR Ordered by German Officers to Frighten Troops. MEN WARNED OF REPRISALS Treepi Told They Will Be Shot Al lie Cloture Them, anil Thia Cause Many Garment te Kp en fighting Whe Otherwise Ne Doubt Would Surrender, One of the "luiieralli't military lie eeeallivii" for the liiereilllile ilevaiilalloil mul ileal met Ion Hint were wrntitftit li) Hie IvruiNiia alnnii I lie pathway of llielr retreat In r'nim e wmk to eoovliire the titrriiiau anlillero HieuiHelvea that If llie.r either ileaert or amreiiiler to the r'reni'li llie.v will he hiHliuilly allot In reprlaal. aay a inirrxixiiiili'iit with the r'reni'li armlea (iennaii Midllera now heliin taken prlMinerM hy tlni FreiM'll aloud the en tire front aa)' u ltliniil ereilloli lo their eaHnra tluit they reulixe they are going- In In ho and are Millie pn'iianil for ll. While the tieruiana niaiiirntly have iirlnim alma In view hi t liclr H)rni a tlo Millry of mlmliiK erery Im h of hVeneli aoll oeriiileil hy Iheiu 10 a waiitc ileert. the I'rum li military ail thorltlea liore heeu utile to intabllfh delliillely fit mi the tienuau prlaonera raMurii that not the leant of theae oh Jert la to Injeet the morale of deiiera tlon Into the tiermaii army. Oermant Warned ef Death. The UeriiiaiiN iirv told not only that they will lm hutaiitly killed If they fall Into the handa of Hie Krcm h, hut that tlliluaa tlie.v duht In the death lu an c.Turt tu keep H allied troopa fnuu rvui'hlntf ileriiian anil their ow n hoiuea, farm and vlllaura w ill ipilie naturally uffor tlio kiiiiii) fnle hy way of reprlaol that they have Inlllc till tm the lirae. fa runt and vllliivea of Krnihe. The- need of ileaienile uiealirea ini the pud of Ihe'iiemuiu inllllnrr an llmrlllin to keep their troupa fnuu mil reiideruiK on every iMiaalhle ihimhIiiii Iiuk for n Ioiik I hue pint heeu fully e talillaheil. One of the niimt atrlkliiK ev. hleueea of thla wan tlm onlera of lllu deuliiirK hlmaelf Iwiieil ufii-r the l-'n-m-li ttai'ka at Verdun IunI Nuveuilier and Iteeeinhor. The priioiierH hi lliexe two alTalr ulmie totaled nliiKMt 'Jimnni. Itinileuliurg lu hU uiilcr to IiIk ki'ii erulN, roplea uf nlilt-li have kIihv fallen inlo the IiiiiiiN ot the. I rem li. m iiiliiil lu nii'n llt'B teriim the lurk of iinunle on' the part of the lieriiuui troopa which permitted them In mirreiuler tv thniiNNnda without the aliithteNt nalM auie. luiperallve orilera tluit nil re sMiiiHllile ollh ela take Immediate idem to overeonio thla roinlltlou were jjIm-ii. Hlnec thon, however, thin lemlem-y ef the (ieriuuna to Miirremler on every mmc alhle ixtukIoii hna hiereuwil au Klenillly that IlliulonliurB hiuiNolf haa heen forc ed to take lieroit uicUHuren to over come. It. (lerman aoldlera now Ik-Ink taken priaoiiera aa well na other Hotirv-ea eon firm the fact that It wsa UiiiilctititirK who conceived the Idea for the whole aalc devaatatlon of all territory which the ticrtnana are forced to iiliundon. It waa under hi ordeia that ull tier ii it n regiment Hint red lun k on the wexteru fiiint hud regularly niHihiteil rrew i w hose aole IhisIiicsm It waa to do troy nil proiwrty and to iiuve every Inch of the itround Hint cue Ivick Into the handa of the French u verltuhle dewert. Theae aainc aonn-ea con 1 1 nn likewise that one of nindeiiliurg'N irlurliul oli Jicla lu thla la to pluee the entire Jer iiiiiii army now on the wei front In a IkwIiIoii where It will reulixv tluit It Is heller to die lighting than to surrender and where It will reunite tluit only tluhllng to the lust w III suve their own home from the mime fnte tlie.v have Inflicteil on France. WANTS GIRL PAGES IN HOUSE. Miii Rankin 8aka Poaition For Mill of Fourtaon Who la Ambitioua, . The young Kcutleitieii whoxe prerog ative It la to awve the houae us pages iti wiviHl H Jolt when XrtHH Itnnkln. the I'liiiuTCMswiiiniin from Molilalia, nil nniiiii'cd iJlie Is trying to olnuln young Miss t'ecelln .Martin a ikisIHoii an a house puge. .Mies Miittln, a liuHimlllie ludy of foiiilceu. wiiifis lo nlmly law, and she "I'l ceil lir.Misx Iliinkhi'a olllce In iiu- 'l' for Hie pnsillnii or uue. She tn,l Miss llanklii shr ilmuulil the work would help her In her sliuliex when she muvvs nldi r n:nl usked why u ulrt oiilil m l lii n piiu'e If ii woiiuiM ciuil I he :i liicml ei' i f cuimress. 'I'l Ind from MiiiiIihih" ng"ivil sln was sluiiipcd iihiI promised to, ec ell every effort lo Iiuve the Kill lip imiiilcil. . I '( I'ltll Is I III' lIllllUllll'l I'f I'lilllp M n ill. it si eel I'MM'it einili'yil in iislil'mimi When Hie iici ls of li e oversln'ie wear nil cut t lie tit III llir sliu.i' ill' ii s;iinlai' Kvery iiiiiii who mi Hiiii nun iiii jc la H auevi'M prulses liolh liln wife njnl himself. AT WAR WITH YCl'mFI HtLP N A TURK TO DEFEAT THE witfUSE IN YOUR BODY. Kni'p n;: the Unlit i tin not five nn. Nature l trv InaT t nerve you In oiiMimr log Inn r.niKK ll,al may iiklm. lt d liiiaal, tlm, eonruKu, vitality, all s in Licking. Nn wonder you are iwrv tiils ulMI ! 'mi nil ;il'tl. Way i,ci call to lour aid a tlrrnig, i'i ; inlniil" ull , 7 lr. I'li rrc'a tioldi ii hlli'ul liiM'overv lm Inr ncany filly ' a, rnVcii m in rli na a nn"l power tu1 tome ami lilond bnlhlcr In the inu.iy i:iiiiuimI who have been return'tl Ui j't health by It ue. t'lenr the roalisl umgiie, act rid uf Ii. nightly akin trouble. Let thli reniatU ablH remedy rid your Uaiy of the lm p'irlliea u( tho IpIisxI. let It Uum and inuigtlien y.in. 'lotUMirurca the I'nver Inn ehronli" I'nngh. I)r. I'lerce 4 unidi il M'dlcul riiiKiv.'7 la alMolutely l -rlial. frs fnuu uleolml or ilangcruua hahil - fnrmlng drugn. All lirugiiiau. Liquid or UUIcu. PnRTt.ANn, Own,-"I rertnlnly can ron ommeiid UK-tor I'len-d'a liolden Mcdli-al lllncovery. 1 hail liver trouble mi hud llnil I waa lurt 31'llnw and bud lie Igeitlon, too, AImi bad woman' trouble, and I waa weuk and iiervoua. I decided to try lr. I'icrce'a (iolih-n Medleul DlwiVery and Ida 'Favorite Hrearrlptlon.' I Uaik nix bottle of each and wai a well woman. "Mv limtliand had trouble with hl lunga. Iln waa very w eak. 1 guvn h I tit ' liiwinery ' and It rurisl him. I raiumt -''i.t".blBhlyof lr. Pierre' Remediea." M,:'. 1 1(1.1 I'ATTEIMOM, H3U Kir by btriU P.iHtI.a.nii.Oiiko. 'For hllloiwneaa and torpid liver ami Ui h'guluUi the Ixiwela, thnre I nothing thut can eiiial iJoctor Pierce' Pieaaanl PiilleU. 1 have uaei them over twenty year and have aiway inunn tnem eoui.- . iv. iif iMi'lim.va, VM ri 7jth Street, N. Uead Wiodin "Shalla." Kouie year ago civil war waa raging between two .Wyluui trlbca, the All Khel and the Mala Klicl. The Utter tribe built great hope of aucrew on a cannon of audi a alxe that 1W men were required to drnw IL A Sikh trained In a Krltlsb battery wa engaged to work the gun on the Understanding tluit he receive 20 ruiee every time he hit tin' village fort of tlie foe. Till did not prove re munerative, for, according to an eye wltneaa. the ammunition consisted of olive wood ball bound with Iron band, which hnre a highly eccentric flight and arc calculated to do about equul damage to friend and foe. After a three days' boinuurdmcut. In which ' the fort wa hit only three times, lite hoxtllltlc rnme to nn end. , Earth Curvature and Villon. One of the "kovcii woi dera of the an cient world" waa the phnron. or light tower at Alexandria. If you have popular account of th;:t grent structure handy, read It carefully and Dote Hint ymi are informed Unit the tower could he seen ut u distance of from 100 to l!Ml mile. Let us ace if this could noit1y be true. The curvature of the glolss I R.Ott Inches to the mile. Thla being true, we Mm) that an object a hundred feet hlt'h can be seen only at a fraction over thirteen tulles. Figuring ou the nasi of an earth curvature of even erven Inches to the mile, we Hud thut the light tower In questioti must have been over a mile la height If vhdhle even at a distance of 100 mile. Panama. The first permanent aettlcment In the new world waa established at Panama on A or. 15, 1510. by redrarlaa, the Spanish governor. In exploring the Pa cific roaat along the Isthmus a Spanish adventurer found a small Ashing vil lage called Panama, and on the data given above the governor established his capital there. Two years later, by royal decree. Panama wa made a city and the aeat of a blahop. Placed. Jettk So you and the Hrsytoa girl are one? Tlmaon Thnt'a what I thought wbeu the pnnuin married us, hut I have since concluded we are ten, Jenks-Wbnt do ynu menu? Tlmson 81te la one and I am niiugbt. my dear fellow. Supirititioul Fisher. In France there is an Idea that it a fisherman count the fish he baa caught he will catch no more from that tlui'J on during that day. The Quoin Boo. The ipieen la always nt the mercy of the bee and la a slave, instend of a ruler 1 ., . PRACTICAL HEALTH HINT. ' ' : Th Man Fat and Forty. Kven the fat man at forty la not Irreparable If h ia still free from the onset of degenerative diseases, such aa hardening of 0 the arteries, heart discuses, Hrlght'a disease, etc. llo may never lie uble to lick a .less V!I- la til or win an athletic chant. plonsliip for the simple reason thut he lias lived xlmit on exer- else nnd long ou ippctlte, but hy 4 inli;tlttg a rntlutial plan of Mr- 0 lug proper diet, exercise, rtv;t ami freedom from alcoholic and other luti'infiil Indulgences he may live yet twenty yeurs. thirty 4 or even to lie twice bis present 0 4 nte and keep III Useful M-rvl.-e T Classified ro AAA 0. A C. GRANT LAND Blua prtat Plata showing lands la Joaepbln county, fl.&r Address A. K. Voorhles, Oraata Paaa tf FOR SALS Good cooking and eat ing apples. Swsst appls cldsr He a gallon. K. Hammsrbaebsr, pbons C0I-F-2S. II FOR 8ALK Two second-band Fords, first class condition, one 1917 Maiwell, elsctrlo light, aelf atarter, fully equipped. Each is a bargain. Collins Auto Co., all H street. te FOR SAI-K Two horses; one geld ing, fCS; ods mare, S6; each weighs about 1J7B lbs. A. N. Par sons. 8 FOR BALK-One-horse, paneMop delivery wagon. Call at Ward robe cleaners, 315 North Sixth street, or pbons H7. 82tf FOR SAhl-,'Heglatered Ayrshire bull, three years old. Pries ISO. Phone Wilderrllls, or sddress J. H. Robinson, Grants Pass, Route 4. 87 TYPEWRITERS for sale Reming ton, SlOi better-one for $15; also lillckensderfor cheap. Courier of fice. 8 FOR 8A1K Registered Chester white pigs. Choice litter, both sexes, forrowed July 20tb. At reasonable prices. H. E. Gordon. Dixie Ranch. R. P. D. No. 3. 88 FOR SALE One -Wsde" portable drag saw, working every day. A bargain if taken at once. Roy Kelley. Wolf Creek, Ore. 9h Bt;SINESS OPPORTUNITY Hav ing bought a farm, our building and buslneta at COS South Sixth street, known a M. Mclntyrs's garage. Is lor sale, trade or lease. A paying business and good op portunity for right party. Ad dress Miles Mclntyre. S4tf FOR SALE Fifteen barrels, some .10 and some CO gallons, selling for SO cents apiece. Call at 109 South Sixth street. 85 TO EXCHANGE FOR EXCHANGE Southern Cali fornia acreage, two pieces, total value ,800, will consider Grants Pass or Rogue river valley up to 15. 000. In answering give full particulars. W. C. Rice, 630 South Park, Pomona. Cal. 88 TO RENT TREMONT ROOMS Now . under managmsnt of Mrs. L. C. Arm strong; 23 clean rooms at S5c and 50c; special rates by week or month; also light housekeep ing rooms. Would llks your pat ronage. 40tf FOR RENT Furnisbsd rooms. Also barn to be used as garage. Mrs. F. A. Cos. 804 Washington. Blvd. Phone 164-J. 68tf PARTLY FURNISHED Walfhouss for rent, $8 per month, close In. Apply A. E. Voorhles. 75tf ROOM for rent, ground floor, hot and cold water, outside entrance. Mrs. R. H. Lee, 211 West A. tf IF YOU want a warm house for the winter see the Moss Agency. 89 WANTED WANTED 10,000 customers to rids dally In Jitney Luke's taxi at 10 cents sreh. . Inquire at Ths Spa confectionery, or phons "!62-R. Country trips a special ity, setr WANTED Box factory helpers at 13 and up. t Jso machine' men at $4 a day with 25 cent bonus. Board only 75c per day. Steady employment the year round. Al Roma Lumber Co., Algonia, Ore. SALESMEN WANTED Everywhere to sell our warranteed nursery stock. You can make big money at spare time. Write for particu lars. Donald Nursery Co., Don ald, Oregon. . 90 JUNK WtANTED Anything you have In 'junk; . hides a, specialty. Phone 21, Union Junk Co. 110 IXWT IXST A rubber boot on road be tween Leonard Orchard rompany'k rancjt and Applegnte bridge. One dollar reward If left at Courier of fice. S9 TAXI SERVICE THE BABY NEEDS a" new iTaVof shoes." Call Jitney Luke Taxi. Phone 2C2-R. The Spa. tf A89AYERS E. R. CROUCH Assayer, chemist j metallurgist. Rooms 201-203 Hall j Building, Grants Pass. . Mvwlklm PBYtlOUm U O. CUCMENT. at. D. rseUss Umltsd to diseases of the syo, oaw noes sad throat Olassss mtaaL Offles hours MI, 1-1, or sv polntmsnt Office pbess, 41; denes phone 151-J. 8. LOt'GHHIDGE. M. D.. Pbrsldas and surgeon. City or eoaatrjr eaJls attended day or nlghL Ttislssajiir phons t; offles pbons 111. Sixth and' II. Tuffs Building. DR. ED. BT WATER gpsstalM OS dissases of ths sys, ear, asas aad throat; glasses fitted. Offles Hours to 12 a. tn.. 1 to t p. as. Pits is Reaidencs 280-L.; offles J1S-J; Masonle Tsmpls, Grant Pass, Ors. A. A. WITHAJaVM. D.. Pbyslciaa sad snrgson. Offles: Hall Bldg csrtisr Sixth and I streets. Pboaas: Of fice, lit; reaidencs, Jls-J. Hoars, a. m. to 4 p. m. DEXTI8T8 E. C. MACT, D. If. D FicsOetass dentistry. 0t Soatb Shrtb strsst. Grants Pass, Orsgom. ATTORJfETS D. Norton, Attorasy-ot-taw. Practice in all 8Utsand Court. First National Baak BMg. COLVIQ A WILLIAMS Attornoys- at-Law GraiiU Peas taeVlns; Co. Bldg. Grants Pass. Oregoa. E. 8. VAN DYKE. Attorney. Prasttss in all courts. First National Building. DrRHAJI A RICHARD, at-Law. Offico Masonls Grant P.? Oregon. W. T. MILLER, Attorney-st-Uw County attorney for County. Office: Schallhora O. S. BLAN'CHARD.Attorsey-at-Latw Grants Pass Banking Co. ; Blag. Phone 270. Grants Pass, Orogo V. A. CLEMENTS Attorney-st-Lsw Practice in state aad Moral courts. Rooms 2, and S, oeor Golden Ruls 8toro. BLANCHARD A BLANC HARD. At torneys, Albert block, phono 13 W Practics In all courts; land sjosH attorneys. . ' VETERINARY SURGEOft . DR. R. J. JJESTUL, Veterinarian Office In . Wlnetrout Implnssstt Bldg. Phone 113-J. Real assies Phone 306-R. lR.YAOK AXU TRANSFER COMMERCIAL TRANSFER CO. AMI kinds of drayage and traaster work carefully and promptly Oosm. Phone 181-J. Stand at freight depot. A. Shade, Prop. F. G. IS HAM, drayags and txanafor. 6aies, pianos and furniture moved packed, shipped and stored. Psoas Clark and Holman, No. SO. dence phone 124-R. THE WORLD MOVES; so do we. Rim Tkrna TranaifBiB . tiAka 397-R. MISICAu INSTRUCTION J. S. MACMURRAY, teacher or sole culture and singing. Lessons grrea at home of pupil if requested. Ad dress 71 Leo SC ' ISltf CLOTHES REPAIRED Heading and darning neatly dons at 411 C Bt 3tf PHOTO STUDIO THE PICTURE MILL open daily It a. m. to 6 p. m. For Sunday sit tings call Mill 283-R or residence 140-J. T8tf The California and Oregon Coast Railroad Company TIME CARD Effective June 1, HIT. Daily except Sunday. Train 1 It, Grants Pass.. 1:00 p. Train 2 It. Waters Creek 3:00 p. All trains leave Grants Pass front ths corner of G and Eighth streets, opposite the Southern Pacific depot. For all Information regarding freight and passenger service call at the office of the company. Public Service building, or phone 131 tor same. ' Seam Keasenabl. - t Henry, aged live, waa told of aa ar rival lu his uncle's family und earnest ly iuutUred whether It was tny rets tlou to htm. "Why, certainly." replied his nieth er: "he la your flmt cousin." After thinking It over for a few min ute the little fellow said. ' Will. lr bnps yon know, but I simiihl tlduk be wa my last cousin."-1 ";i'-iiw New.