Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, October 21, 1917, DAILY EDITION, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextHI DAY. IXTOIiKIl IK, IOIT. face ina 'i I Let Electricity Save You . 'Labor and'Money CHURNING; fe) CALIFORNIA-OREGON 106-J , 623 G STREET. imasm CRANTS PASS. OREGON We Carry a Fine Line of I-P Loose Leaf Books and Forms Demaray's suS'L M ANOXIC THMPI.K, QUANTS PAflfl Tlt00?ai,T0.1TJLE Trained Soldiers Are Wholly In different to Danger. FACE DEATH WITHOUT FEAR. Civilxaltan. A Jauiea dlplouiatlirt I Mid to bav eiclaliued : "For '.',000 year w kept l"' with III rent of the world sod were known to It hut tjr thn mar vel of our iMIculc ethereal art mil tb finely wrought productions of our Ingcnlisi .handicraft", mill we were tcvoumed brhrltial Hut from til dnjr ou which we mid war uu utlirr Milium and killed many thmiNauda of our adtemarle you at once admit our claim to rank among clvlllsisl iintloua." On reading I hi' foregoing In I he Java Time w art reminded f Profpiwor Kotiny' alnry of tin1 shipwrecked mar Iner who at dawn came aero a gib hot ami exclaimed. "Tliiink liol. here la a sign nf civilisation !" UhmIiui lllolie, CHICHESTER S PILLS Vo. TIIK MMVIXin HM. A A IF 1l..kM.lrr, H..P.-.J llraaaA fill. It Hra M iol4 ...IV U, tMll til tlu V I aba fta aOwr. llwff tttmr , h in. i in .Trir limn. en. I v f. aa Mn bfMfwft M IWM, Silai I M-.y fctl.l la SOlOBYDIII'QfilSTSlttRVHHfilE I , l th Kongo. I The Kimiio l i lie mM wonderful ayatciu uf waterway 'mi I In fi of the globe. It haa twice ln extent of the navigable water "I the Minlaliil ami It trlliulaiiea ami three lime It ' MiMilailiu Professor I iii..mii. oik di rector of the .Mum'Iiiu of Natural UU tor; at Hnnwcia. xnt.t thai It fertile valleye were destined In lie the granary of the world India rtihlier. mini. Ivory. dyclu(Ta, lher. lend. Irou. coffee and pal in oil are there In Immense ipuntl ' tie I Variant! ol Sioitiuits. The loliil iiiiiiiIii'I' of cclc of motqullocM described ! I.. O. Howard, n. O. Dyar mid I". Kiiah In their work on uioiiiltiMa In .'ins. Professor T. l. A. Cockcrell nf the University of Col orndo. reviewing the book lor Science, aaya tlmt proluilily I lie total iiuuilirr I not lea tlmu . them) authora bare no atutUtlc from reitnin lurso a.-eaa of Hie United KlHtea uml (.'aiiada. Knvilopei at the Counor. Comply with the law and use printed Butter Wrappers According to the rulln of OreKon Dairy and Kootl ConiiiilKBlnii all dairy butter aolU or eniximtl for nalo tu tliia Htjite limit be wraiM-l tn liutter naper upon which la rlutMl tho ivordn "Oretton lalry Hultcr, 10 (or i2) ouiicca full uclulit," "Itli tho nanio and mldrvn of the maker. Tii cnnlilo imlroiiN of the ConrliT to ennlly comdy with the ruling IIiIn ofllce will supply atandartl alxo and weight butler Mipcr printed with nhhIhI wnlerpriKif Ink, iiiid dcllvcml by parcel pout, nt tho followlnn rliv: -' (IO Sliei'ta, HI or itli ouiUxA $I.M) '.'(it) Nlici'H, 1(1 or :l'J oiiihch l.it.l :I0 Sheet m, 1(1 or :U! imncca 1.7(1 ,"Mi(t Sheets 1(1 or till ouncea !l.-IO ) Ktrfl chni'Ko for apecjid.dfaljnia. Send order, by mull iicconipnnled by the pi lee ns uhove and piHcr will be priinitly forwnrdi'd to you by parcel pout, preMild. , ' WC'iiho the best butler pnper olitnlnHble, ami our work 'manMtlp la of the beat. , Rogue River Courier (.rmiiM r mm, Orcuon CcrcsPctl C'H For 15 0nt FmI Of t8 Com. "Oata-lt," tha araataat ear dta otry of anr makaa lor-wata-' tn out of' eora-llmpara. It makaa o faal Ilka tha Hlatua of 1.1 bar! jr. uy a "llbarty" bottia f "Oata-lt" Thaught ( Calamity lather Thm Nat, and Thty May la tvrly Wtundad Wlthaut faalmg ' Pain Unique Analogy Pram Railroad Life Tli lliouifht uf nut coming out of batlla allvt rarely enlcra tli mind of a aouwMied aoklhir. ami lie goe Into tb conflict fired only altli I lie acuta of a lialrlotlc duty to be well and faithfully lierformed, with m-rbap a ragu box of proiiiiitlon for a deed of bravery or daring. Very fr iople ara afraid of a natural death, but a violent 1hiIu Ik dlffereul, and yet "bundrod of thou and of luru have guna tn mwl practi cally certain deal ruction without giv ing a iltfii uf terror." Cotui'riihig the aluwilnln ludlfferenea of ilia trained aoldlcr to death In tho nildat of UttUf and lb M'aaoiia there for, Or. llaeKeuua employa a unlqiu and graphic llliitratlon from tli rail road world. "Iet ii Imagine,' ha aaya, "tbul llm brain, tilt organ that Hnka ip the body Willi tli aourve of thought and action, la railway tennlnu Into whlcb rui llnea from all parta of the coiiutry. Tbert art line to and from the eye, tho ear, tli feet, tha 'hand anu every niuacla In the body, "In tli beat of hatil train loaded with meaaage ara racing on tha down Una to avery tnnaela. Ou a well or ilered railway atrm certain train have priority, whllv other ara held bark until iWgeitlon I relieved and inn of tha track ara cleared. . .. "A what train dlicher will aeajtltai a alow freight train due not get III tha way ami block tbe progrvaa of a p acoger eiprena, and the mind acting In tbl rol take care that uu train ladeu Itb fear rind It way out of the teruilnu to throw the other traffic Into oonfualon. Thert are no track to aoar for audi a cargo,' the whole railway ayateni la occupied with tha aopply, of more urgent neceaaltie. "By a almilar obicrvatlnn ou can plain the fniiicntly rcjicati'd atatement tint In the beat of battle a aobllcr may auataln a formidable wound and feel no twin whatever and even be unaware that ho hi lieen lilt. The Injured limb or organ dlnpatche an expreaa train along tho Hue of Rome enaory nerve to the railway terinliiu In the brain, but on drawing near the termluua the atgnnla ara found to be a.'iiluct It. and It cannot force it way IbrouKh the tin of Unfile Into the tot Ion. It I therefore xldct racked. "Hut Jtiat a an nnllmiry Iriiln will try to call the attention of the mI-iiiiI- . inn u by blowing Ita whlntlc nbcu tho alttmil I agnlimt It. o a MCitnatlon nf l twin nuty nicceed In nitlliiit tbe atten tion of the brain to Ita etixtrnce by itemllng on a inenxage not of piitn. but of bcavlm-tta or iremire. "Till may hate the effect of opening a imth for the whole train to run throuith, and the wounded man begins to dlacorer tW he haa been hit or hurt. Hut fn moat raae a long Inter val elanae between the Infliction of tbe wound and the reallMtlon of tbe aoldler that he ha been wounded. .''I have been Informed by a aoldler who had a lurge piece blown out of hi thigh that be wa quite unaware of hi Injury for wvcml minute. 111 atten wa attracted by henrlriE hi foot aiiuelch' every time he moved It tin looking down he nw that hi boot wax full of blood ; then almiwt Immediately ho felt a dull ache in the thlKb, follow ed very ahortly by a aeniwtlon nf acute pnln. "In thla enae, to return to our lllu trillion, the mcKsnucM of pnln from the wounded thigh hud lioen held op by con eextlon of trnllln nenr the tcrmlinm. We tuny Imntlne Hint the Impeded truin trleil torn II (lie nttentlnn nf the alctinl innn, but failed to do o until il mo sne sent from the aiiburlmn atntlnii of Nlulit. not fir from the .terminal, get IhroiiKh and Informed the si ill lun mns ter Hint a very liupnrtnnt tniln from n remote part of tho country fVns loliit held Up. The lever were then n ome ilrnwti, ninl the Hcutloti of i:i!li im' cil on to the enifrliini." St. Units I'lwtlTlspnteh. Our Flrat Wbmnn'a R1qH Pjpar. The Hint woumn's paper to be. estnli IInIiciI In tills country for the dcllultP purpose of spreiidini: ulirond news df the new oiniin' rlulitx propii'.-nndn wn tho I.ll.v. ti tiny four page win-lily sheet edited by Mrs. hniella Iilootuer of Seneca I-'uHm. X. Y. This wai rcgnu In is ir. just the yen r nfter Hint Valiums HiMt wouiuu'h rlshts convention culled by KllxnlieMi t'ndy Stanton mid n fen other wonun. the rndleula of thoo times. ICxcluuigo. EtiquoUe. . OdKlnnlly the word etiquette monnt a ticket, Inhel or Hllp of paper nllinju'd to n bag or object to Imlli nlc Its con tent. It then ciinic to he used of u ticket given to n person taking pai. In it ceremony to tell him wlint lie should do; hence the modern meaning. Ex chunge. ' . ' . Gratn Greon, The Inst blow to Grot mi Green as n clearing house, for mnrltnl romnnco wits ! dealt In 18.V). when the Seotilsli law I huule It nccesiiry for one. of'tho con I trnctlng parties to reside three, weeks tl Will Caaie 07 la Oaa CaaaaM rlaht now, tr youraelf at one from ll corn mlaary. It will twal oft falnleaaly. In on romplMo plara. any corn, old or young, hard or aott, or balwata th tooa, any callu. or any cora, that ha ritd vry thlrtar l( you have vr oaad. off i It mnin Ilk mugle. auranlcd. All yon naad la 1 or t drop of VJel.tt., that'a all. "Oata-lt" la ' Iha mily anfo way In tho world to traat a eorn or rallu.' HI the stir way th way that nvr fall. It ' la tried and true itsad by million. Nevfp Irritate th flaah or maka thatoamre. It alway work: pala- -om(-ofMlke-abnaaa-kln. - l(e a hnttlo la all you naeo pay ror "Uata-ft" at any drag atora. or at on racelpt of prlca by B. Lawrnc A Co., Chicago, 1IL Sold lm OruU Paa and racam- kMtidad aa U world' boat eorn ra dy y Oeorg C. Sabin aad C. H. DoaaAray. ' POM SALIC 0. A a GRANT LANDS Bluo print Plata ikowlng land la JoaopblM county, 11.10. Addreaa A. E. Voorhlea, Oraats Paaa tf PHTUOIAra FOR B-ALB Good eooklog and aaU log applaa. 8Mt apple eldar lie a gallop. K. Hmmerbcber, phono IOt-r-2. tl POK AIJi Ona-borae. panel-top delivery wagon. Call at Ward robe cleaner, )1& North fllxth atreet, or phono 147. 82tf 8. LOUGHRIDUE, M. D.. Phjratefcaa and aurgooa. City or eountry eaBi attended day or night alagtd phone 161; office pbon 1M. Sixth and H. Tuff BulMlag. POR HAI.K Reglatored Ayrthlre bull, three year old. Price 180. Phone Wlldervllle, or addre J. H. Roblnaoo, OranU Paaa, Route 4. 87 DR. ED. BTWATBR Spoelallat M dlaeaaea of the eye. ear, me aad throat; glaaaea fitted. Off lea Boar t to It a. f to I a. a. PVmm Re1do 210-L; office UU; Jlaaonle Temple, Grant Paaa, Or. TTTE WRITERS for aale Reming ton, flO; better one fpr f IS; alio hllckenaderfer cheap. Courier of fice. 88 POR RAUC Reglatered Chester white plga. Choice litter, both exea, forrowed July 20tb. At reanonable price. H. E. Gordon. Dixie Ranch, R. P. D. No. 2. 88 In Scotland before the marnlatre could be performed. Receive rnatntctlon from ait enemv Ovid. In v-.-,ti , ;;. u v.j FALL UNIFORM. All cummer we buve Keen the varia tion of the khaki service uniform. Here we buve It counterpart for cold weather tweed trousers, which go Itli a leather coat, flannel lined. I'm teen, wristlet and Angora cup uml 1i pct carry out the Idea of smartness which la alao coxy. ' A. hJ i;. it;) Hi'.'! i!( fi-;!-.ii 9 Cv 1 t c SMALL STYLE. ' Little hmiey wears a fetching coat jof kltit!' blito. velvet cut ori straight lines niut belted luindsomely, the silver I buckle . Imnnoulzhlg lihut!full.v with the gmy FcjulvTol edging of the collar ir.id cliffs. The beaded facltnt Is a uew nolo for a bonnet, nnd the tlowet ara ' mnde uf riblHiu. POR 8.VLK One "Wide" portable drag aaw, working every day. A bargain tf taken, at once. Roy Kelley, Wolf Creek. Ore. 95 FARMS 175 acre, all level bot tom, 100 acre Irrigated and cul tivated. . Piioa $9,500. Term. 160 acre cattle ranch. 60 acre Irrigated,' 80 acre cultivated. Price 16.500. Easy term. U A. Iauner, real estate. TO RENT TRJaiiONT ROOMS Now under managment of Mr. U C. Arm trong; 21 cleaa rooma at I6e and 59c; apaclal rate by week or month; alao light housekeep ing room. Would like your pat ronage. 40tf FOR RENT Purnlahed room. Also barn to be used a garage. Mr. P. A. Coe, 804 Washington Blvd Phone 164-J. 68tf PARTLY FURNISHED amall boose for rent, $8 per month, clone In. Apply A. G. Voorhle. 75tf ROOM for rent, ground floor, hot and cold water, outside entrance Mrs. R. H. Lee, 211 West A. tf tf YOU-want a warm house for the winter see the Moss Agency. 89 RENTS Presley bungalow at 120. Six-room house, Sixth and B, fur nished, 116. Furnished bunga low, modern, south aide, 115, and several others. L A. Launer, real estate. ' FURNISHED ROOMS Large, com fortable and ronvlently located 411 C street. 86tf FOR RKNT Furnished house .. keeping rooms, also single rooms. Close in. ' Reasonable. Mrs. ' T. E. Howard. 621 D street, corner Seventh. 97 WANTED WANTED 10,000 customers to ride dally In Jitney Luke's taxi at 10 cents erch. Inquire at The Spa confectionery, or phone ?62-R. Country trips a special ity. . . . 24tf WANTED Box. factory helpers at 23 and up. t (so machine men at $4 a day with 25 cent bonus. Hoard only 75c per day. Steady employment the year round. Al goma Lumber Co., Algoma, Ore. U O. CLEMENT. L D. Praetla limited to dlaeaaea of the eye, oar. noee aad throat. Olasaee OUed. Of He hoar 9-12, 8-9, or est o polntmnt. Offlee phone, 12; dene phone 859-J. A. A. WITH AM, M. D., Pbysletsa aad snrgeon. Office: Hall Bldg., eerner Sixth and I street. Phone: Of fice, 116; residence, J 8 8-J. Heert, 9 a. m. to 4 p. m. DE(TI8TS E. C. MACY, D. M. D. Plrot-daa dntlstry. 10H Sonth Stett street, Qrants Pas. Oregoev ATTORNEYS H. D. Norton, Attoraey-aMaw. Practice In all Bute an. Court. First National Bank ' COLVIO ft WILLIAMS Attonef- at-Law Grant Pua Basking Co. Bldg. Grant Paaa. Oregon. E. 8. VAN DYKE. Attorney. in all court. Firt National BuUillni. DURHAM At RICHARD. at-Law. Office Maaonle Grants Pas Oregon. W. T. MILLER, Attoraey-4Lv County attorney for Jisianlas County. Office: SchaUhorm Bldg. O. 8. BIJlNCHARDJkttonay-e-liv Grant Psss Banking Co. Bits. Phone 27V. Granta Pass, OragM V. A. CLEMENTS Attorney -at-Lew , Practice la state nnd federal court. Rooma 2, and I, over Golden Rale Store. BLANCHARD A BLANCHARD. At torneya, Albert Mock, phone 216-J Practice in all court; land eeerd attorney. VETERINARY SUHGBOK DR. R. J. BE8TUL. VaAerinariaa. Office In Wlnetrout Impleaent . Bldg. Phone 11J-J. Phone J05-R, DRAYAGE AND TRAN8PBB COMMERCIAL TRANSFER CO. All kinds of drayage and transfer work carefully and promptly done. Phone 181-J. Stand at freight depot. A. Shade, Prop. F. O. IS HAM, drayage and transfer. . Bafea, pianoa and furniture naered packed, shipped and atored. Phone Clark and Holman, No. SO. dence phone 124-R. THE WORLD MOVES; so do we. . Bunch Bros. , Transfer Co. Pnone 397-R. MVSICAi INSTRUCT! OH SALESMEN WANTED Every where I to sell our warranteed ' nursery j stock. You can make big money I at spare time. Write for particu lars. , Donald Nursery Co., Don ald, Oregon. '90! .Il"NK WANTED" Anything ..voul have in junk; hides' "specialty. J Phone 21. Union Junk Co. 110 i J. S. MACMURRAY, teacher of voles culture and singing. Lessons give at home of pupil If requested. Ad dress 716 Lee St. . 85Atf CLOTHES REPAIRED Mending and darning neatly done at 411 C 6t. 96tf PHOTO STUDIO-" THE PICTURE MILL open dally 19 n. m. to 5 p. m. For Sunday sit tings call Mill 2S3-R or residence 140-J. ' , ' 78tf TO EXCHANGE Sign of Improvamant. Ivory Is your ilnghter Improvinn i In bcr niaiio prncthv? Zinc I thluk so. ' Some of I be neighbor, nod to me again. St. I.onl INwt-Dispntch. IXR ''"CHANGE Southern Cali fnrr.,a acreage, two pieces, total value $5,800, will consider Grants Pass or Rogue river valley up to $5,000. In answering give full particulars. W. C. Rice, 630 South Park, Pomona, Cal. 88 1 uwr The California and Oregon! Coast Railroad Company TIME CARD Effective June 1, 1917. Dally except1 Sunday, j Train 1 lv. Grant Pass.; 1:00 p. m. Train 2 lv. Waters Creek 3:00 p. m. 1AST A rubber boot on. road be tween Ieomird Orchard coii.iiany's much, and Applegute bridge. One .dollar rfwnrd if left at Courier of flee. ' v ' 89 TAXI SERVICE THE BABY' NEEDS a new pair of shoes. Can Jitney Luke ;Taxl. Phone Jf62-R. The Spa. tf .'ASSAYER8 All trains leave Grants Pass from the 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 for tame. "" '" ' ' ' ". E. R. CRObCH Assayer. chemist metallurgist. Rooms 201-203' Hall Building, Grants Pass. Camp Lewis, Oi.t. 17. Purchase of Liberty loan bonds umoug lie sol diers here have now reche! S385, 000. " ' '"'.'