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About Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 26, 1917)
daily momm uvrx ho HUKW, (MTOIIKH JK rIT. FAGS TWO fill ROGUE PWteb4 Daily Except Saturday A. & VO0RHIB8. Psb. ud Propr KNJ. C. SHELDON. Hdltor tered at ths Poetofflce, QresU Pses. Or., u second class mail matter. ADVEBTI8INO BATES tKsplay . Pr 1cn Local erpersinalcolums, per 11b lOe seders, ter Hi. . .li.so WEEKLY COURIER y nU, pr jw . DAILY COURIER y mall or carrier, per yer....M.O0 By mail or carrier, per month (0 , . . MEMBER 8Ut Editorial Aesoclatloe.. Ortoa Daily Newppr Pub. Amb, adit Bureau of Circulation. FRIDAY, OCTOIUCB W, 1917. ORJXiOX WEATHKK 4 Fair, northwesterly winds. 0 Royal Baking Powder, 40c XKW STIH'K Dates Currants Raisins i..i;k. p.ukagk pkaklink ao KINNEY &. TRUAX GROCERY Ql'AIJTY rUWT la lb only financial si-hem hew by one can keep bis money absolute ly safe, lei It work for him ami have It to spend at any time he wants to. of which w have any knowledge. OF E THE CONGRESSIONAL. VISIT Ten congressmen landed In Eng land yesterday on an unofficial trip of Inspection of the battle fields of Europe. It Is reported that others will follow. It Is not allowed to be an official visitation because of this country's effort to keep out of an al liance which might entail obliga tion which it doe not want to as sume. We think this a splendid move. We wish every member of both houses could majte the trip. This party is to visit not only England. ut Belgium, France and Italy? They will gain a good deal of first hand Information which could not come to them otherwise. A knowledjs of actual conditions In' the war zone honld go a long way In qualifying legislators to make laws to help the situation. After all has been said and done, this country Is far from awake to the reaj seriousness of the situation which is facing the civilized world today. It is not so much the pres ence of the armies of Germany and her allies In the field. It is the spirit the ambition, the determination that Is hack of those armies. An awak-j enlng to what the spirit has done to Belgium and northern France and which would be the fate of America should the war not be settled on European fields, should inject a lit tle pep into legislation at Washing ton. An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure; so a de cisive, hard blow early in the game will avoid the necessity of many such blows later. Corvallis. Oct. 23. Mites which spin a fine web about an entire or chard tree and then attark Its fol iage are reported to A. L. Lovett, en tomologist of the Oregon Agricul tural experiment station from- the vicinity of Milton. Freewater, Iji Qrand and Portland and from Van couver. Wash. Professor lvett says the Invasion Is of unusual Interest to orchardlsts. The pest Is not the common orchard mites, he declares, but a species not previously thought serious. From present Indications It seems advis able for growers to watch for this mite. The leaves It attacks turn yellow and then fall to the ground. Where the mite Is present,, two applications of spray are suggested. One should be made in the fall. just as soon as the foliage drops from the tree and the second In the spring when the buds are swelling well but the leaves are not out. Only the trees showing Infestation need the fall application. ' ' Commercial lime-sulphur at a one-to-twelve strength is used for both applications.' ( MONTANA W1M, KAIHK SILVER FO.XKS KOIt Fi ll Butte. oMntana. Oct. 2. Raisins of silver foxes, whose pelts are sell ing for $1,500 each, may become a new Industry for this state. Fox ranchers from Canada were here re cently with a view to establishing the Industry here, where they said conditions were admirably adapted to it. Let every American realize that this Is his war. If he is too old to shoulder a musket, he is not too old to do bis part. Battleships of money and cannons of finance are just as effective in planting a knock out blow In the solar-plexis of kals- eriem as bullets and shells. The Liberty loan should he over-mibscrlb-ed for the good that It will do the government In prosecuting the war; It should be over-subscribed for the 1 spirit of thrift and saving it will Inculcate in the minds of our own people; It should foe over-subscrib'-' for the encouragement it will give those who have and are going' forth to fight your battle and mine; It , should be over-subscribed for the blow It will give to the spirit of world domination prevailing In Oer many to whom It should carry a message that the unrighteousness of autocratic aml'iltlon shall not prevail. '. If you want to nave money, gut ahead and have a nest egg for a rainy day, buy a Liberty bond. It The Game of Living In these time it' hinge largely on the art of Econom ical Spending. This market U prepared to co-operate with yon in the tank of stretching your Income to cover your needs. Between us WE CAN DO IT, 1km a u o We have lopped off all sur plus profits. We. have selected the very II EST meat to he found. And we aid you In selecting Juftt what you need to fill your wants. Let us help you to play the game. ois' r FOR CRACKED and CHAPPED HANDS Dsnnl Eucalyptus Ointment - T IA DRUO STOWS TuI tSC- 800 Every Day Prices: Veal steak and chop I He to 20c Veal stew 12Jie Itcef roust 12 Me to 15c Heef steak ISc to 22c IMling lieef 10c to 15c THY OUI COMPOVNU ' IT 8.1 VEH MONEY TEMPLE MARKET Phone 134 UN STUDENTS ARE BETTER CHURCH GOERS Eugene, Oct. 2.". Examination of reports made by this year1 I'nlver slty of Oregon students on their reg istration cards, would seem to en courage the belief that women stu dents are naturally more religious than the men. Eighty six girls have no church preference, as against ISti boys who express none. The only churches attended by more men than women students are the Lutheran, the Catholic and the Church of Jesus Christ. All other denominations show more girl worshippers than boys. . - The most popular church among the girls isr the, Presbyterian, for which 93 students expressed prefer ences. This church also claimed more students throughout the stu dent body than airy other. The Crlstlan and Methodist churches each were named 50 time on the cards of men students. BEND LUMBER MILL STRIKE IS SETTLED llend. Oct. 26. Three bundled lumber mill, strikers returned to work today, after having been out on strike for a week. The local union la a branch of tho interna tional timbrrman'a union which Iirs ratiried an agreement with Us employers. You Pro fit by Our Clothes Buying Experience OUR knowledge of clothing is of direct benefit to you. Wo know what clothes represent tho biggest values give you the most service and satisfaction per dollar ADLER Collegian Clothes re unequullcd in stylo, In lit, in materials and workmanship, by any other clothing ot equal price range. With the Adler reputation of fifty years back of them with our own knowledge of clothing values giving you double assurance you can buy one of these new Collegian Suits or Overcoats with the positive knowl edge that every dollar you spend is buying you a dollar's worth of clothes value, service and satisfaction. Peerless Clothing Co. POSITION IS TAKEN Uuidoti. Oct. 2ii.- -Shortly before seven thin mornliu. tho British on tho Ypres frdnt were, set n to uo en tering "pUI boxes" the Belle-i vue spur. Shortly ufterwurd, bI , mils showed trial .the British hud carried f'nelderhoek Chateau hl;h hd been strongly fortified '.iy the (ieriiiiiu. nr.-ordlng to Neuters Dispatch. INSTRUCTIONS EOR IY HOY SCO! TS IIONOItKI FOIt SEIUVti "I.IHKItTIKM" Hood River, Ore.. O t. 2). Hoy Scouts here have raided over IC.tfuul for the second Liberty loan. Wll- bur and Myron Itoyt, Kenneth Mc-j Claln. Maurice Klniy and Steven, Roberts will be given honor bndnon by the government for soiling 10 bonds each. Ysleln. Texas, Oct. 2(1. When the draft quota for El Paso county left here for Camp Travis, Ran Antonio, two members of the old Pueblo In dian tribe living here marched away waving American flags. They were Mariano Colmenero .Jr., snd Fernan do Olguln, son and grand son of old Mariano Colmenero, who has led the Indian dances In the churchyard of the mission here ,for many years. Let Electricity Save You Labor and Money Washington. Oct. 25. ArranKC ments have been perfected 'by the navy, war and post office depart ments whereby Christmas mall to the American expeditionary forces in Europe and to the crews o' I'. S. naval vensels serving In Kifuunn waters will be delivered by Christ mas morning. Without the fullest co-operation on the part of tho pub lic It will be impossible to a coin plish this result. The families and friends of n listed men are urged to observe the rules adopted by the navy, war and post office departments, particular ly In three essential respects: 1. Malls to reach sailors and sol diers by ChrlBtmas must be pouted not later than November 15th. . 2. Every package must Tiear con spicuously the word "Christmas Mail," the complete address of the person for whom It is Intended, and, In the upper left-hand corner, the name and address of the sender. Buenos Aires, Oct. 2. A strike of shipbuilders went Into effect today. SUESS RIB LENS (Jiinrnntceri to meet nil re quirement of the dimmer Intv or money refunded. O-lnch or under M2 lnUllcl WilliarasCyclery&Garage ni!iu;!:!!iUiHi:;j:!!::i Z0ric IPS CHURNING. 03. 108-J 623 G STREET. GRANTS PASS. 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