Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, October 25, 1917, DAILY EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextV PAGE TWO DAILY BOG I B M1YBB OOCJUU TmiwDAV. otrpoiiKK ao, iit. IL. - km hue nil 10 PwfcUsned Daily Cipt Saterdey Jl B. TOORBIBB. P. and Propr. UNJ. C SHELDON. Mttor ..rig at tie Poatofflce, Oraata Pi Ore, aa seeond class mail matter. ADVERTT8INQ RATES tMackay snaee. .Mr lach .. lc Local erpersMelcotamn, par Uaa lee Boeder, ner Una la WEEKLY COURIER Br alL par year $1.80 DAILY COURIER By nail or carrlar, par year. ...$. 00 By mail or earriar, par moath.. .10 MEMBER But editorial AaaoeUUoa. Oregon Dally Newnpeper Pub. Aara. Aadlt Bureau of Circulation. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1017. 4 OREGON WEATHER Generally cloudy. THE FARMERS The message of . tha country's need for the country'! turplua sav lugs to prosacuta tha .war for de mocracy waa carried out Into the rural districts of tha county last Bight. And tha message was well referred. The charge that tha farmers of America are unpatriotic Is a gross libel on one of the grandest classes of men alive today. It is hard for the fanners aa a class to give expres sion to their collective thoughts and attitude because, from the nature of their lives, they are scattered and aot frequently found en masse. But they love America and the Ideals for which she stands as loyally as any other class of our people, a fact that la oftlmes proven when oppor tunity offers. A. hundred years ago, before there was any United States in fact, Israel Putnam waa plowing In hla rocky New England field with a team of horses. Up dashed a horseman with the story of the British advance up on Lexington. Putnam did not atop to think of what would become of hla crop. Re did not look for some one else to finish hla task. He left the team standing hitched to the plow and hurried to answer the call of hla country. The same liberty which Put nam hastened from hla farm to de fend. Is at stake today. Carry the message to the farmers of America and the same ready response will be forthcoming. They are not asked to shoulder the flit-lock and take the Held. They are aaked to loan, out of the moneys received from 2 wheat, $1.50 potatoes, $1.25 corn and $2 onions; loan their surplus to Uncle Sam that be may defend the libertl which they are enjoying. It was the Israel Putnams of 1778 that brought freedom to the strug gling colonies. Be assurred that the Israel Putnams, the tillers of the soil, will do their share in 1917 to preserve It, not only for themselves but for all the world. NEXT ON PROGRAM Next week will be "Hover Drive Week," Patriotic housewives throughout the broad land will be asked to sign pledges to help win the war by helping the national ad ministration In its plans to conserve the supplies of food needed by our armies abroad and those of the al lies. It Js not' Intended that a Mingle American citizen shall deny himself of all the food, of excellent quality, that he needs, or for that mat tor, that he wants (which In many rases V KXf KA WKlflHT AXU EXTRA FANCY PACK Carson's VK SELL KINNEY & TRUAX GROCERY QUALITY KIKKT We Carry a I - Loose Boohs and Forms Demaray's sta&stre MASONIC TEMPLE, OKA NTS PASS are two quite different things.) It doea ask, however,- that Americans eat the more perishable foods, can and dry their present surpluses and save to the largest possible degree the few staplea, such aa wheat, meat, fata and sugar, that are sorely need ed by our allies. So far, the campaign for these pledgee has been conducted by the school children. Cards have been distributed pretty generally through out the country and will be collected soon. Owing to teachers' Institute early next week, the schools will be closed and the work of the children In this important cause is being done In ad vance. Not all ot us can serve In the trenches or risk our Uvea going over the top across no man's land, but all of us can take part in "Hoo ver Drive" to save wheat and meat, butter and sugar .for the men who are fighting our battle in Europe. We are not asked to stint ourselves or go without food, but simply to eat wisely and without waste, and to use substitutes for bacon and ham, wheat foods and other con centrated foods that can readily be shipped across the water. One wheatless meal a day, one meatless day a week will keep the non-combatants in Europe from having eat less days most of the time. Remem ber that the person who wastes food during war time Is giving aid and comfort to the enemy. This war will not be won on the battle' line alone, but on the bread line as well, and every one of us can be soldiers in the fight for conserving our food supplies. Pledge card week takes place be tween October 29 and November 3. Every loyal housewife should bewlll ing and glad to promise co-operation with the food administration department. We can render efficient service hy using home grown sup plies, which will save transporta tion, by practicing the gospel of the clean plate, by cooking no more than necessary, by using corn or rye bread for at least lone meal each day, by substituting chicken, rabbit or fish in place of beef and pork, by True Friendship e Mirror. True friendship Is self love at sec ond hand, wbere, as in a flattering mir ror, we may see our virtues magnified and onr errors softened and where we may fancy our opinion of ourselves con firmed by an Impartial and faith ful witness. He tof all the world) creep the closest in our bosoms. Into our favor and esteem, who thinks of us most nearly as we do ourselves Such a one Is Indeed the partem of a friend, suother self, mid our gratitude for (be blessing Ik km sincere as It la hollow in most other imcn Tills Is one reasou why entire friiinJblp la scarcely to he found, eticpi In love- lUziltt. BURNS, CUTI wi WOUNDS i Dan sit EueaJyptM ObitiMiit Tubes aee Jas boo BIO 1 Grapes Til KM Fine Line of P ri i arii Stove Polish It Ml war mm MMirW. Mt It tm Wfl fit, aJkyhstm that cau.ikttocJri vita mnf 41m potash. HWfc tvlk tttm folk not rob ff-M toMa of Mm m m nliruvy petak-m it mwm fm titaa. wort ud kmst. Dm I hrai(hii m ft fa Blrfc Silk. IfUkM'l Um bet MoT bniteh TXMI mt BUck Sik Stave PotWk Wka. SfrW ITli Vm BlMk Silk ADrt btorv, stiiM lpt, and aufo Mini tin tinak films rauac- Tftn. . Um Btatk aim Nmi fml. Ml Im UmwantaMtaMln wmi krma. .11 nU uldilr. Maiir mat Imtm brilliant rfi . It hu a quiiMMaiaaiaawMJM. toll I n tf and h.-ikinv more and frying less. The united co-ordlnuled effort of the nation will win the war. Do your part and get others to do like wise. DON l BE BASHFUL Tell the Carrier That You Want the Paper and You ? Will Get It 1 Woman's Burdens are lightcriHi when clu; turns to thn right miiiic.iiic If her cxlHtciice I miidn ahximv bv the chnmlc weakneNie, di'li- cntn ili'riincinriitK. nnd Iminfiil dNirders J mill, uiiiici. iter M'X. sue win Mini p'lii'i ami emaiicipiiilon from her tronMc in l)r Pli-rce's Knvurltfl I'rissrrlptioii. If "Im's overworked, nervous, or " run-down." she 11 tul new life and strength. It's a power ful, invlirorntlng tonic and nervine which was iliM'OVcred and uxed by nn eminent phyic!un fur mnny years. In all rases of "fenialeconiiilainU" and weaknesses. For young girls (ust entering womunlKKid ; for women ut the critical "change of life": in bearing-down sensations, periodical pains, ulceration, Inflammation, and every Kindred ailment, the " Favorite Prescrip tion " is the only medicine put up without alcohol ingredients on wrapper. Nearly all druggists sell the 'Prescription In liquid or tablets. For free medical advice write Doctor V. M. Pierce. Buffalo, N Y., or send 10 cents for trial package of tablets. Hoskbuho, Oregon." I Buffered noma in i rig terrible, had displacement so bad that I could scarcely stand oti utv feet, also hud Inlliinima tion. My lieud and back ached liuril and I wus weuk uud nerv ous. My legs and feet uclied would hi out uiifl I was trouhleil Mil constl put inn. 1 hud a se vere :: in in niV Side. I tool. Ir Pierce's Favorite Prescrlution nnd l'leiiunl Pellets and thev tituiie mn well and strong. Then.ilnrinj mlililln lit ft I again took these medicine and got intougn so wen wan strung and wen Mas. W. I) Mooac, 1240 N. Jackson bt. Leaf SHINE NSS& IN EVERY DROP" . Black 8Uk Stove Poliah la diltrml. H (I net do mry mmi; mmmmm m4 to ta 1 iMt mnvTUmu to mmm I J mm m1it: Wauii a V- vaate: aaiiuat ardlrt. Xmm f M Mn'l wartfc. SmmmmmJ & . HATIOH EHUSTS (Continued from page 1 ) saluting at lha tomb of Lafayette, said In simplest words: "l.afayette, we Americans are here!" The Am erican great grandsons of Lafay ette's friends will soon be In that lino. Ily swift and hard endeavor we muHt convince our foes that they oi nut lone, saving tlit tioye for Am erica, It may be, In hundred of thou, sands. The money those of in unfit for military service contribute will mako the boys at the front more couifuitulile, may sav tholr lives. Government bonds ure (he safest security for people's savlugs. The Interest rates are fair, and profit not needed to keep business active should be Invested In them. Patrl otlsui and sagacity combine In rec ommending (he new sue of Liberty bonds, COMING EVENTS Oct. 26. Friday -Honor Uuard dance at Waldorf hall. Oct. Saturday - I'omouu Grange at Frnltdiile. Oct. 27, Saturday- Federation of Women's clubs meets In Omnia Pass. Oct. 29-Nov. 3. -National Pay 1'P Week. lvc. 7. Frlduy -llaptlut Udles Aid will hold their Christmas Raiaar. MAGIC GAS Ite.id what one tnun who has thoroughly tested Muglc Gas hus to say about It. Several others who are using It are getting the same re sults. Mr. ("has. Mee, Applegate, Ore: Pear Sir: I have used your magic gas for two months now constantly and have hectired splendid renults. I have increased mileage per gnllon a little more than five milea, en tirely dispensed with foul plugs and In many ways my machine Is render ing me greater efficiency, I feel that the Investment in a profitable one. Tours truly, A. II. Cornell. You can save money ton by using Magic 0n; $2 per quart, equal in value to SO gallons gasoline. For sale by ('has. Mee, Applegate, und M. Clements, the Rexall Store. 07 .VrTH'fH Til CONTIUCTOIW Seuled proposals will bo recelve'il by the State Highway commission of the state of Oregon, 1301 Yeon building, Portlnnd. until 11:00 a. m. November 6. 1917, for grading that section of the Pacific highway In Josephine county, known as the Wolf Creek-Grave Creek section, a distance of 4.9 miles. There Is ap proximately 7.1,000 cubic yards of excavation involved. No bids will be considered unless accompanied by cash, blddor'a bond or certified check for an amount equal to at least Ave (5) per cent of the total amount of the bid. A corporate surety bond will be required for the faithful perform ance of the contract In a sum equal to one-half the total amount of the bid. Proposal blanks and full informa tion for bidders may be obtained at the office of the State Highway com mission and the State Highway en gineer In the state house, at Salem, Oregon. Plans and specifications and forms of contract may be seen at the same place or may he obtained upon the deposit of $5.00. The right Is reserved to reject any or all proposals or to accept the pro posal decmel 'best for the state of Oregon. STATE HlOirWAY COMMISSION, S. BENSON, Chairman. W. h. THOMPSON, Commissioner. E. J. ADAMS, Commissioner. Attest: IIEKBERT NUNN, State Highway Engineer. Salem Oregon, October 18, 1917. 98 The California and Oregoi Coast Railroad Company TDGB CAXO Bffectlv June 1, 1117. Dally except Sunday. Train 1 It. OranU Pass.. 1:00 p. : Train 2 hr. Waters Creek 8:00 p. m. All tralna leave Grants Pass from the corner of 0 and Eighth streets, opposite the Southern Pacific depot. For all Information regarding freight and passenger service call at the omce of the cotuoaoy, Public Service building, or pbeae 131 for same. Gassifted Mortising KM KAI 0."c7 U R A NT LAN li --11 1 lie. print plats showing lauds la Josephine couuty. $1.50. Addresa A. K. Voorhlei. Oram Pass tf FOR SALS Good cooking and eat ing applea. Sweet apple elder $5c a galloo. K. Ilammerbaohar, phono 606-F-88. II FOR SALE -One-horse, panel-top - delivery wagon. Call at Ward robe cleaners. 315 North Sixth street, or phone 147. 82tf FOH SAUC-One "Wade" portable drag saw, worklug every day. A bargain if taken at once. U Ketley. Woif Creek. Ore. t f. FARM8176 reeTaMoref tfoi torn, 100 acres Irrigated and cul tivated. Price 19,500. Terms. 160 acre cattle ranch, 60 acre Irrigated, 80 acres cultivated. Price f6,600. Easy terms. L. A La uner, real estate. FOR SALE OR TIUPK-Fine mo dern home. Hawthorne district Portland, vnlue, H.l'uti. liuium brance, $1,875. Will sacrifice equity for $1,350 or trade for property In Grants Pasa or Med ford. Address llnx 301, Grunts Pass or phone 197-J. 92 FOR SAI.K OR LKASK M. Mrln- tyre's garage, &0 South Sixth St lluslni-Hs continues by owner till disposed of. Splendid opportnn ity for some one, R7tf FOR S.MJC Five good milk cows Twenty head stock cattle, Phone 612-F-23. F.d I Schmidt. 92 FOR SALE- Bargain If sold at once. No. 300 West C street, one good 7-room house, one ami ono- hulf lots, close in, worth $1,200 for $S00. Temm Is desired. Ad dress F, O, lluell. Dlllnrd, Ore. 1$ FOR S.M.E-A puir of fat gentle ponies. Two good buggies. One hack. Two light driving har nesses. Will lake rattle, pigs or good work horse. Will give good exchange. M. C. Anient, 051 N' Eighth street. I'hnne 253-R. 92. TWO IjDTS on M street for sale or trade. Address No. i."i i iru jf Courier. 5 MALAGA GRAPES, a good elder press and a fine work mare for sale at the Klocker place on East A strret. S. A. Cary. Phone 522-J. 91 FOR SALE Team, weight' about 2,5(10. Good pullers. Will trade for anything we could use. Fin ley Bros. 101 FOR 3.V1.K Team, harness, wagon and hack. Will sell separately or nil together. Savage Bros, saw mill. . 95 FOR SALE One pair high-bred SwIks milch goates. Phone 124-R. F. O. Isham, East A street. 95 TO RENT TREMONT ROOMS --1 Now under managment of Mrs. L. C. Arm strong; 28 clean rooma at 36c and 50c; special rates by wesk or month; also light houiekeep , ing rooma. Would like your pat ronage. 40tf FOR RENT Furnished rooms. Also barn to be used as garage. Mrs. F. A. Coe, 804 Washington Blvd. Phone 164-J. C8tf PARTLY FURNISHED "small house for rent, $8 per month, close In. Apply A. E. Vooihles. 75tf ROOM for rent, ground floor, hot and cold water, outside entrance. Mrs. R. II. Lee, 211 West A. tf RENTS Presley bungalow nt $1!0. Six-room house, Sixth and B, fur nished, $1C. Furnished bungit low, modern, south side, $15, ami several others. L. A. Launer, real estate. FURNISHED ROOMS Large, com fortable and convlently located. 411 C Btreet. Hfltf FOR RENT Furnished house keeping rooms, also slpgle rooms. Clone, in. Reyasonablei Mrs. T. E. Howard, 621 D street,' corner Seventh. 97 T r- t H'.u-ff-r-rjlv j-i:j-;ur.r: MUSICAL. INSTRUCTION J. S. MACMUKRAY, teacher of voice culture and singing. Lessons given at home of pupil If requested. Ad dress 716 Lee St. gGltf PHOTO STVDIO Til E "piCTURB "i IlX TpcrdallTTo a. m. to 6 p. m. For Bundsy sit tings call Mill 283-R or residence 140-J. ' 78tf .MIS4KLLANHOIM CIX)THKS REPAIRED (Mending and darning neatly dose nt 411 U St. sctf rilYSIClANS L O. Cl ttMKNT, . D. PrMlloe limited lo diseases or the aye. ear, nose and threat, masses fltte4. Office hours 9-1 1, 1-5. or on ap pointment. Office phone, 62; resi dence phone 359-J, 8.M)l;uliuilHE, m". 0.. Phystelan and surgeon. City or country cells attended day or night. Reeldener , phone .tiit; office phone 18$. Sixth and II. Tuffs Untitling. DR. EIV HYWATKR - Specialist on diseases of the eye, ear, noae and throat; glasses fitted. Office Hours ' to 1 1 a. m 3 lo 5 p. m. Pbonee Residence 260-L; office 860-J; Maaonlo Temple, Grunt. Pass. Ore. A. A. WITH AM," M. l., Physician and surgeon. Office: Hall Illdg., rorner 8lxth and I streets. Phones: Of lice, 116; residence. 388-J. Houre. a. m. V 4 p. in. DENTISTS E. C. MACY. I). M. D. Flrst-claas dentistry. I09H South Sixth street. Grants Pass, Oregon. ATTORNEYS 11 I). Norton, Attorney-at-law. Practice In all 8tale and Federal Courts. First National flank Bldg. COt.VIO A WII4JAM8 Attorneys-at-l.sw 0 rants Ptas Hanking Co. Bldg. Grants Pass, Oregon. K. 8. VAN DYKFJ. Attornuy. PracUce In all courts. First National Bank Building. Dl'RHA M RICHARD,AUoriaeyss. at-ljiw, Offlcs Maaonls Temple. Oranta Pasa Oregon. W. T. MILIAR, Attorney-atLaw County attorney for Josephine County, orflce: S hall horn Bldg. O. S, II iA NC1I A RD. Attor ney-t- Lew Grants Pasa Ranking Co. Bldg. Phone 270. Orson Pass, Oregon VT A? CLEM E.vrAtTorMy-at-Uw Practice In state and federal courts. Rooms 3, and 8. over Ooldnn Rule Store. lilANTHAKD 4 HLANfllARU. At torneys, Albert block, phone Z36-J Practice In all courts; Isnd hoar attorney. ". Vl'.TIJtlN'AllY Ht'HGHXlN Z mClt J. BESTUL7' Velerluarlan. Office In Wlneirout Implement Illdg. Phone 11 3-J. Residence Phone 305-R. IIIUYAOK AMI TltANHFKI. mM"MEitci al "transfer cr." "au kinds of drayage nU transfer work carefully and promptly done. Phone 181-J. Stand at freight depot. A. Shade. Prop. F. G. ISHAM. drayuge and truiisfer. Safes, pianos and furniture moved parked, shipped and stored. Phone Clark and Holman, No. 56. Resi dence phone 124-R. TUB WORLD MOVES: so do we. Hunch Bros, Trsnsfer Oo Poos 397-R. WANTED JUNK WANTED Anything you have In junk; hide n specialty. Phone 21, Union Junk 4lo 110 WANTED All school warrants of District No. 4, Josephlbe eiumty, up to date. Interest ceuntm af ter date. C. E. Tucker, tdeik. 98 ! iSHrTEETl7-Ve iyTrio'giras j $17.60 per set for old fitlan le.ith, , no matter If broken, uimi gold j crowns, brldgework. Mull to I Berner's False Teeth 8H'ii!ty, 22 I Third street. Troy, N. t , and ic celve caah by return iiiui:. Hi j WA'NTEf20 men wanU'tl at the i lleuver Portland Cement luit at j Gold I H II at once. !MMy work. 94 ' NIGHT FIREMAN vMs- Must understand steam bmter. Easy work, good pay. A good proposi tion for the right man. Job lasts until January 1. Call at Wsinann Fruit dryer, across the Hurts bridge. LOST tiOST A rubber boot ot road be tween Leonard Orchard ompany ranch and Applegate brlota. One dollar reward If left f Courier of fice, gg AHSAYKR8 E. R. CROUCH A ssayer, chemist metallurgist. Rooms 201-Z03 Hall Building, Grants Pass. TAX? SKftVHT ' A"r A RK Voir GOI NG "or not iil that Is the question. Call Jitney Luke at the, Spa or phone 2B2-R." Always at your service 'or city ar country enlls. aotf