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Chaarsthe chilli in
i jirfyyou bathe
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fort. I'ortalils. Fuel
coniunifd only
whanheut imsedid
no wmi. No
imokt or odor.
STANDARD OlU
CO MT ANY
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PERFECTION
OIL HEATER
FOR
Cramer Bros.
Grant Pass Hardware Co.
Rogue River Hardware Co.
SOLDIER VOTE MAY !
SETTLE CONTESTS!
Albany, N. V., Oct. 27,--The vol
In k prrjerenci- if imarly oiio-tomh
of the elrctrorate of New York stale,
a niprewed at I ho poll on Novem
ber I, next, wlij not l known until
nearly eight weeks Inter. -
TtiU unique condition arise from
the fact that approximately 135.000
of the 1,700,000 voter ire now en
rolled tn the mlllury and naval
for of th United Stat, and
consequently, will he obliged to re
cord their political choice under the
soldier vol provision of. the dec
tloo law. The vol cm In federal eer
vice will rsrt ttii-lr ballot wherever
they are stationed, whether In
France, Hawaii, I'anania, alnnv (he
Mexkan border, In cumin and can
tonment of the national guard find
California
Attractions
A round trip ticket to Smthern California, good for six
month, with atop-over privileges, will take 'you to all of Cal
llnrnlu'i delightful resort. ..
Plan Your Winter Trip Now
HAN KKANHSOJ
MONTNRKV HAY
HNHORT8
HAN'TA IIA1UIARA
CALIFORNIA
BEACH H8
t'ATALINA ISLAND
HO. CALIFORNIA
IIHNOKTS
AhK for our inundated literature, rcHcrvntlona. etc.
Southern Pacific Lines
Urn
SALE BY
national army, on on board ahlpa
of the navy,
An IntoriHtlDK feature of last
ear' aoldler vote on the Mexican
border waa the election of an a
rcHNor In the city of Cohoea by the
v ite of one rtmldent of that city who
wan serving at McAllcn; Tex., with
the Second New York field hospital.
The result In the city was tin.
which wax broken by the ballott of
the Conor guardsman on the Rio
Grande. . '
KERBY
The burlul of Mr. Uonard. an
Oregon pioneer, who canto to the
Pacific con at by way of the lathmua
of I'linuma, waa held at the 1. O. O.
I, cemetery near Kerby on Sunday
the Slat, Mr. Ioniird wn over 00
year I of axe und waa highly eateem-
e I by nelxhbora and friend a evi
denced by the throng which gather
ed to pay the I nut tribute of reaped.
A cosmopolitan city, full of lite,
romance and , unlimited enjoyment.
Such llohomlan lifesuch diversity
uf pleasures.
I ot Monte, Santa Cruz, Monterey,
Pacific Grove, Pebble Bench, Carmel
nod Old Carmol Mission.
On the amlllng channel, facing the
hcu. A rcsoit of world renown,
founded In the early Spanish day.
To thoHC boachca come the peoples
of the' world. You will rind exactly
what you want, lxing Deoch', Ven
ice, Santa Monica, ltodnndo, etc.
A beautiful, reatful place, surround
ed by the quiet son,
... (
I.uh Angeloa, 1'aaadena, Hlveralde,
ItedlnndH, San DIpro and many oth
ers,, each Intorentins In Us way.
v.
The anrvlcei were conducted by Rev.
C. O. Morris, of Wlldervllte.
On Sunday evening our commun
ity won thrown Into a cloud of gloom
when the nea flaiihed over the
wire that Ilex Tuff had met with an
accident causing III death. With
tila brother Max, hn had been engag
ed In the venerul merebandlse bus
iness here for over three years. On
account of HIm gnlsl und a ceo mm o
dotlntc iiiiinner. Ilex waa well liked
by all. About SO resident of Kerb)
attended t hit burial rvlee at Grant
Pas on Tuesday.
The IJbcrty bond meeting on
WedncHday etenlng ' addieaM'd
by .lnra, Mtinliliurn and llraiiiwell.
.Mr. Muxhlmrn made few oining
rniiirka, then .Mr. llraiiiwell waa In
troduced 'and very ably reviewed the
condltlona which brought about the
necessity for luing the liberty
bonda and the duly of all patriotic
rltlxeiu to slt In supplying the
mean of conduct In g the war tp a
ucreaaful conulualon. Judging from
the applause, at the cloalng of Mr.
Ilratnwell'i addreaa, the audience
waa In entire sympathy with the
apeaker. Quite a number made ap
plication for purchaalnx bond! and
more will do no within the time
limit.
The progresnive C00 party Riven
by the O. K. 8. chapter after the Lib
erty bond meeting waa quite a iuc
ceM, the net proceed! amounting to
nearly 120.
flev. C O. Morrla will conduct a
patriotic service at the M. E. church
at 2:30 p. in. on Sunday next. Some
Patriotic recitation by pupil from
the achool will be Riven and the na
tional alfa will be sung.
B. Firth, of Grunt Pans, accom
panied Mcsar. Mitahburn and Bram-
well on their visit to Kerby.
FERRYDALE
.Memlumea Dixon, Dean. Catharine
Oray, W, K. Everton and Jamei
Tuffa Malted wlh Mr. Frank
Thompaon Thuraday afternoon.
M. U (irirftn and Steve Smith ar
rived here Tueaday evening from
Umpire, where they have been work
ing on the road thl itimmor. Mr.
Griffin and children atopped at
Myrtle Point, where they will apend
the winter.
Mra. D. O. Uobertaon came out
from Oranta Pass Tuesdny to apend
a few days at home.
Mr. and Mr. J. O. Worti nnd chil
dren and Mr. M. A. Griffin, of
Grant Paa. and Mr. 11. S. Orlffln.
of Oreacent City were Sunday vis
itor at (1. II. Griffin'!.
John Hnfert. of l.o 'Angeles, waa
a biiRine visitor In Ferrydale on
Tneedoy.
M. n. Green, who ha been In
North Yakima thla mimmer, return
ed to hi home here Thuraday.
T. J. lluiwny was taken suddenly
111 Monday night and a yet is not
reported any better. However, we
hope Mr. Husaey will soon be up and
Around again.
- Jerry Hulett has again returned
to spend the winter in thl neighbor
hood. George Dora and Ben Jones have
returned to their home here after
spending the summer In the Willam
ette valley.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Sealed proposals will be received
by the SUite Highway commission of
the state of Oregon, 1301 Yeor
building, Portland, until 11-00 a. m.
) I A n 1 . 1 ! .u
iMlvumuer u , mil, lor ;;riMllliK mm
Bectlon of the Pacific highway In
Joaephlno county, known as the
i Wolf Creek-Grave Creek section, a
distance of 4.9 mllea. There Is ap
proximately 75,000 cubic yards of
excavation involved!
No bids will be considered unless
accompanied by cash,, bidder's bond
i or certified check for an amount
equal to at least five Wr) per cent
of the total amount of the bid.
A corporate surety bond will he
required for the faithful perform
ance of the contract In a sum oqual
to one-half the total amount of the
bid. ,
Proposal blunks and full informa
tlon for bidders may he obtained at
tho ofllce'of the. Stato Highway' com
mission nnd the State Highway en
gineer In. tho stato house, nt Salem,
Oregon.
Plan nnd specifications and
forms of contract may be seen at the
game place1 or may he obtained upon
the deposit of IT'. 00.
The right la reserved to reject nny
or nil proposals, or to accept the pro
positi deemed best for the state of
Oregon.
STATK HIGHWAY COMMISSION'.
S. TIKN'SOS', Clmlrmnn.
W. I.. THOMPSON, Commlttslnnor.
K. J., ADAMS, Commissioner.
Attest:
nnnrtFrtT vnn.
Stut lllshway" Knglneer. Sale-vi
Oregon, October IS, 1017. M
J
Tlierei a.
vsi difference
in stvlf
LESLIE
SALT
iswonderfulfypiire
conseqaenif of
TO
SPEAK AT PORTLAND
Portland, Oct. 2. Thomaa 1C
Marahall, vice president of the Unit
ed State, with Mri. .Mare hall will
arrive In Portland Wedneaday, No
vember 7, at 7 a. m.
Arrangementa for the entertain
ment of tba vice preildentlal party
are being made by Samuel White,
chairman of the democratic atate
central committee.
Mr. Marahall will apeak ut the
Armory on the evening of Novem
ber 7 on "National Tendenclea."
The apeoch ha been arranged un
der a iKidcea of the bonor xuard
girl ond proceed from admiauion
charged will go Into the fund of
that organltation.
LACK OF FRUIT CARS
llolae, Ida., Oct. 27. Apple grow
era of Southern Idaho have appealed
to the state public utilities commla
ftton to afford them relief from 'the
car shortage whUh threatens to
cause them the loss of hundreds of
thousand of dollars. It I estimat
ed that there are 3,000 carloads of
apvle 'between Welser and Twin
Falls awaiting shipping facilities
with small chance that all of the
crop can be moved. TheTnlon- Pa
ciflc railroad ha lifted Its embargo
against the ue of box cara for fruit
shipment, but the Oregon Short
Line refuses to accept such ship
ments unless each car shall be sup
plied with a heater and each ship
ment accompanied 1y en attendant.
Snail and Odors.
Knail perceive the odor of many sub
stance", but only when not far away.
In order to prove tbia It Is uecessary
merely to dip avians ml In a strongly
smelling so I ist n i ice and bring It near
the large tentacle of n mkiII iu mo
tion. If It I put close to these horiirt
the tci't!ich are vlnleii'ly Ornwu back
An the mil. mil er liven l lie alnr it
change Its ci;!:-e. Smill ! muu'II
by I'.'euiis o' l'it: i- vMii. Ceulu I Is Hot
aeic.N.MM'v, fur IV Mere viclnl'.- of it
porftMiic iiiiinc mi liiilentuiliiii f lb
kin.
The California and Oregon
Coast Railroad Company
4
TIME CARD
Effective June 1, 1117.
Dally except 8unday.
Train 1 If. Grants Pass.. 1:00 p. m.
Train 2 Iv. Waters Creek 3 : 00 p. m.
All train leave Grants Pass from
the corner of Q and Eighth streets,
opposite the Southern Pacific depot.
For all Information regarding
freight and passenger service call at
tho office of the company. Public
Service building, or phone 131 for
same.
MfSICA.. IXBTRl'CTIOX
J. S. MAOMURRAY, teacher of voici
culture and singing. Lessons given
at home of pupil If requested. Ad
dress 716 Lee St. 851tf
I PHOTO STVDIO
ITHE PICTURE" Ml IL "open ctiilTyTTo
l a. in. to 5 p. in. For Sunday slt
i tings call Mill JS3-R or residence
HU-J. 78tf
MISCKLLANIOOIS
CLOTHES HE PAIRED Mending
nnd darning neatly done at 411
C St. 36tf
TAX I SERVICE .
UH YOU GOING. or not going, that
Is the question. Call , Jitney
(.lie nt tho Spn or phone 262-R.
Always at your porvLe for city or
. country calls. SOtf
L
Classified Advertising
POM HAiA
O. C. CHANT LANDS Blua print
plau ibowlog lindi la Jotaphin
county. 1. 00. Addnu . A. E.
Voorblei, Oranu Paaa If
I'D It 8ALK One-horae, papal-top
delivery wagon. Call al Ward
robe cleaners, . 21S North Sixth
atreet, or phone 147. I2tf
FOIt r)ALK One. "Wade" portable
drag saw, working every dijy. A
bargain If taken at once. Roy
Kelley, Wolf JCtttk, Ore. r,
FOR KALE OR LEASE M. Mcln-
tyre's garage, t0 South Sixth St.
Business continue by owner till
disposed of. Splendid opportun
ity for some on. ' I7tf
KOR HAI.li Bargain If wold at
once. No. 300 VYeat C atreet. .one
' good 7-room bouae, on nd one-
balf lou, fIom In, worth 11.200.
for 800. Term la detired. Ad
dreaa T. 0. Buell. Dillard. Ore. 1 2
TWO LOTS on M street for tale or
trade. Addreaa No. 10.10 ire of
Courier. 15
FOR SALE Teem, weight about
2,600. Good pullers. Will trade
for anything we could use. Fin
ley Bros. 101
ITMllSALK Teem, harness, wagon
and hack. Will sell separately or
all together. Savage Bros, saw
mill. IS
Foil SAL One pair hdgh-brrO
Swlaa milch goates. Phone
124-R. F. O. Isham', East A
street 15
KOR SALE 20 h. p. gas engine and
8xH compressor, hoisting engine.
108 North Ninth street 16
FOR SALE Chrome, one car load
on dump ready for ahlpment and
work continue. J. M. Finch
Kerby, Ore. 16
FOR SALE At half prire. My low
your gain. Three-fourths of an
acre and bungalow. Beat soil.
Desirable location. ' Located at
1012 North Ninth street. Grants
Pass. Clear of Incumbrances.
Price r.00. Term. You will
have to hurry if you get this. In
quire of owner. E. H. McMuIlen,
738 Eighth atreet, Astoria, Ore
gon. 96
FOR SALE Beet rack cheap. H
E. Gordon. Phone 610-F-14. R.
F. D. No. 2. i 16
A BARGAIN Five-passenger, 30 h.
p. Chulmers-30, guaranteed to be
In good running order, three ex
tra tires. $176 cash. See Clar
ence Burke, Fashion garage. 96
SPLENDID OAK roll-top desk, two
stoves, small library table, for
sole. O. S. Blanchard. 92tf
DEALERS in horses, mules, cattle.
wagons, backs, buggies, harness
' and saddles. We have a variety
of all kinds at all time. If you
have anything to sell or exchange,
or if you want to buy, come and
see us. We will treat yon right
All our livestock is put out under
guarantee. Red Front Feed and
Sale Stable. Corner Sixth and K
streets. Tlmmons A Migglns,
Proprs. 116
rXTFSALESecohd hand bicycle.
-In-qulre at Cramer Bros. 94
FOR SALE Good Spitzenberg ap
ples picked from trees 50 cents
per sack, selected from the ground
25 cents per sack. Order early
or come to orchards. Geo. A.
Hamilton, ast of Sugar Factory.
FOR SALE Two horses. One geld
ing, $60; one mare $45. Each In
pood condition and weigh about
llT'i pounds. A. N. Parsons. 98
TO RENT
TREMONT ROOMS -- Now . under
managment of Mrs. L. C. Arm
strong ; 28 clesn rooms at 15c
and 50c; special ratea by week
or month; alao light housekeep
ing rooms. Would like your pat
ronage, 40tf
FOR RENT Furnished rooms. Also
barn to be used as garage. Mrs.
F. A. Cue, 804 Washington Blvd.
Phone 164-J. 68U
ROOM for rent, ground floor, hot
and cold water, outsldo entrance. I
' Mrs. R. II. 1-ee. 211 West A. tfj
FURNISHED ROOMS Large
coin-
fortnhle and convlently
tit C street.
located.
8(itf
TOR RENT Furnished house
keeping rooms, also single rooms.
Close In. Reasonable. Mr T.
E. Howard, G 2 1 D street, coiner
Seventh, , 97
FOR RENT Furnished five-room
cottage with garage uftor Novem
ber first. Inquire (J. P, .Jester,
Grants Pari . .. Banking Co., or
phone 168-R. 93tf
1HYMCUXS
L. O. CLJCMEKT, M. D. trtlo
llmlUd to dlMaae of thi aye. ear,
dom and throat Glajaea fltud
Offlee hour t-ll, t-S, or t tp
polntmant Office phone, C2; real--dene
phone S6I-J.
8. LOUGHRIDOE, M. D.. Pbyalelam.
and aorgaoD. City or country eall
atUniUd day or nlghf, Haattwcr
phone 261; office phone 111.
Sixth and II. Tuffa Building.
OR. ED. BTWATER Specialist oft.
disease of the eye, ear, ftoae aa
throat; glaasea fitted. Office Boar
to 12 a. to,. I to I p. m. Pboftee
Residence 210-L; office 110-J;
llaaonle Temple, Grants Paw; Or.
A. A. WITH AM, 11. D., Physlelaa and.
surgeon. Office: Hall Bldg., sorter
Sixth sad I'atreets. Phones: Of--Bee,
HI; residence, tt-J. Beers..
I ft. ra. to 4 p. m.
DENTISTS
E. a MACY, D. M. . D. Flrat-claae-
dentistry. 101V4 South Sixth
street. Grants Pass, Oregon.
ATTORNEYS
H. D. Norton. Attorasy-et-lsw.
Practice ia all State and Federal
Courts. First National Bank Bldg.
COLVIO t WILLIAMS Attorneys-
at-Law Grants Pass Basking Co.
Bldg. Orsnts Pans. Oregon. '
E. S. VAN DYKE. Attorney. PraeUee
in all courts. First National Bask:
Bullions.
DURHAM ft RICHARD. Attorney -
at-Law. Office Masenls Temple.
Grant Pass Oregon.
W.- T. MILLER, Attorney-ftt-Lasr
County attorney for Joeepftlae-
County. Office: Schallhorn Bldg.
O. S. BLANCHARD.Attorney-et-Uw
Grants Pass Banking Co. Bldg.
Phone 270. Grants Psas, Oregoftt
V. A. CLEMENTS Attorney-at-Law
Practice in state and federal
courts. Rooms 2, and I, ever
Golden Rale Store.
BLANCHARD ft BLANCHARD. At
torneys, Albert block, phone 216-J
Practice m all courts; land board
attorneys. ,
VETERINARY SURGEON
DR.. R. J. BESTUL, . Veterinarian.
Office ' In . Winetrout Implement
Bldg. Phone llt-J. Resldmce
Phone 305-R.
DKAYAQE AM) TRAN8FBR '
COMMERCIAL TRANSFER CO. All
- kinds of draysge and' transfer
work carefully and promptly done.
Phone 181-J. Stand at freight
depot A. Shade, Prop...
F. G. ISHAM, drayage and transfer.
Safes, pianoa and furniture moved'
packed, shipped and stored. Phone
Clark and Holman, No. SO.. -Residence
phone 124-R.
THE WORLD MOVES; so de we.
Bunch Bros. Transfer Co. Psoas-397-R.
WANTED
JUNK WANTED Anything you
have in junk; hides a specialty.
Phone 21, Union Junk Co. 110
WANTED All school warrants of
District No. 4, Josephine eeanty. .
up to date. Interest reaHes af
ter date. C. E. Tucker, tierk. 98
FALSE TEETH We pay aa high as
$17.60 per set for old fatae te.;th.
no matter . if broken, oiw gold
crowns, bridgework. Mail to
Berner's False Teeth SiJaUy. 22
Third street, Troy, N. Y., and re
ceive cash by return mar, l
WANTED 20 men wanted at the
Beaver Portland Cement plant at
Gold Hill at once. Steady iverk.
94
NIGHT FIREMAN wanted Must
understand steam boilei. Easy
work, good pay. A good proposi
tion for the right man. Job lasts
until January 1. Call nt Elamann
Fruit dryer, across the Sixth St.
bridge. tf
WANTED Work In mine ty man
and wife. Man to work In mine,
woman to cook for small crew.
Inquire of 2078 Courier ofirt-e. 94
WANTED Correspondence with
owner of smnll sawmill. Jluve lo
cation in Rogue river valley with
12 to 15,000,000 feet available.
Yellow pine and fire timber. Ad
dress 1200 E. 22nd street. North,.
Z. 'A.' Gillette, Portland. Ore. 104
WANTED Position as housekeeper..
Phone or call at Palace hotol. 93'
AHSAYKItK
E. R. CROUCH Ayer. chemist
metallurgist. Rooms 2'1-1'03 (Jail
Building, Grants Pass.