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Newspaper Page Text) j nit uhihv, j rmiiHuw. jamauy hi, iiih. DAILT IlOOm RIVER COIIUF.B PAGE THREE DIG CORN' CROP ISNOjHIOVING , Mori Than 3,000 Million Bushels Raised in 1917 Givet Big Surplus. ' . IAVESW0R1D FOOD SITUATION America Beginning Ci.'!ott Corn C wmption in History, Ueinj Cereal In Rli.iy Delirious Oisne. Corn, Aliicllca'a ( li nu-el laiial crop, Bow moving rM,iil) in liiuri l. More limn ,1,(1110 million bushel -0 bushel for evei) i.iuit, miiiiiiiii liud child In Anivrlr were mined In IOIT. It wat nihility crop. Tit actual In maaa la tbout VW million buda-l. And llila nr i,,re (if grain la runi k ou to thw I n rUvl In iliv nick ut time, alnc ilia Amttrlcao ahest sur plus ha Ihkii ii lo bvlp find fajulue threatened Kiiiui. J mt aa II happened In Hi Colonial day, Hie War of iliv Ketolmlon, ami Ui Civil War, corn tma ailually be come the nation' main1, ay. ' In ilia entire Ih uf Amirlm fnnl commodities there la nn linn thai la Ix-tifr ilian inm, In pudding, lin-ail, corn iMtna, and aa hominy coiiiMiied Mil nn HI or eggs, rtirn la alikuiit a peer. llouselc art fast Iranilug tin iBrnf number uf dellrlitu dlalie that tuny lie lumlr wlih corn and their families are lu-nellilng ! km tin-re-td use of the cereal. Corn, inure than an othe r nil, conmltm nil t,f llw element iitlal to malnlnlnlng Ufa nd bruit h. In onii-r tliai the fighting ra abroad and In the arnijr came at noma niay hi- fed, mid In order that actual famine may In- kept from Ilia Mtlona aaaorinmt with America in lha war, Ilia rltlscita of Amartra ar finding runt product dcllctoo and palatald on "whealle day" and (lory In Ik fa1 that "wliemlea daa" her ma more wheat for lha war worn allUl nation In Europe. England. Franc and Italy muat be , fori from America's greet atorehone. They will gut ent corn - cirpeelall y Italy- tut imial of Ihelr grain ahlp mi'iita muat ba wheat. Ttialr ability 10 one corn la anmll compared to lb faolllllee they hav fur using wheat. And It la Die iliiloti of offlrfuls In Washington 'tint the present la no Mm to try and t'liuntr ilia rating lialilta of Europe. Amcrlca'a greati-al use of corn will be In the form of corn brand and corn . PK'til. ii.lsiil wild wheal In Ilia making ' of leavero-d hrcnil. ' ' Mixed with NO per cent, wheat flour, corn IneHl ciin ho um-d In bread mak ing, trodni'lni( a loaf mure niilrltlnna tliiin bread linked with wheal alone. 11 la a fact corn inlllera will verify Ihnl down of (he large American era have hevtl miccesufnlly lining com flour In hreml making for eevcrol yenra. Hominy itrlta, aerved at breakfaat with poached wit. or eaten at any other meal with no nta or nivy, la an other nae of corn that will become nn nHinillr Hpnliir ilnrlnc the war. Corn n.vriit In iweeteti com cnVea. and corn nil for ue In all klnda of rooklnir. are two mora f.rnilnela that are alrcnily y-li'oinvl In ihouannda of American honiea. THE UNITED STATES FOOD ADMINISTRATION SAYS) Feed aavlng la In Ita raiane the dally Individual eervlc of all the people. Every group can aubatl. tut, and even the great majority of thrifty people can lave a little and the more luxurious eltmenta r of the population can, by reduc tion to almple living, aave rough. Thla meano no more than that we J ahould eat plenty, but wisely and without waate. The Modern Chaucer. 1'octy lire the Rrcnl t'i i'plun.". I'oela are forever perfoniiliiu the InipoMKlhle. "No mini jnilti'tli new wine Into old IkiIIIi'S , . , new ulno imiNt he put Into neiv hottlc." Hut putting new wine Into' old linttlr-t liiii liceti the Kti'inly profoMslonul nceiipiitioii of John Miiselii lil. While : 1 1 1 1 1 - of our totem. Iiornry ver-ii' I ft il t m iiihI othi-r expert' iiiHitiiliMiN huve been on the hunt lor IH'W Milth'H. Holui'f linen, perhiipii.' Ilioru luliiiNleil in the Imtile tliiin III the Vtiiie, .Inliu MiiHi'Drlil Iiuk hi'i'ii cun Hnnlb pniirlii liiv lirinly drink Into n-ri'i.iiicU'M fHKI, Venn "III. In xuliject iniitier ninl In luiiitiiiii:' lie la uot In llie leiiHt "ti'iiiliilniiiil," not m nil Vic tin lull ; he l wholly iiiihIci u, new, ciileliilioi'iiiy. Yet while he llniwa hid Ihi'ini'x mill IiIm IiiT'm g friun 111 owu experlcliee, lil IliKpll'iitioll UH II pott voliieM dit'et'tly f rum Chnui er, who died In MIX).. He In, Imleed,' the Cluiili'rr of today; tin; moat .closely ukln to Chmicer not only ill teiiiperonient, but In llleniry iiiniiiier of ull tht wrltera of lli twentieth century.' The. Jlooli- nmii. . , I ONE ADVtTISEltKNT : Will NOT MAKE yOU A FORTUNE, BUT IT Waii SEKVR A A BTOrTS IN TUB FCU.VDATION or iiyaiivEsc Vucci-s n a DIG HERDS GONE World War Wastes Europe's Mc.it Supply. American Stack Flalaare Cooperate With Feed Admlnietratlen In Con- aervallon Meaaurea. It la prohalile thai Kuroie for many i yeaia aftur the war will look lo a (mil vxieut lo Auierlia for Ua meat mpply. Km ! hvnla ar dwlmlllnii under ant' ili'inaiide fueter tliiin ihry ran be n-pli'iilehed. When ine (lermao rfriulea retlml fr o' rUl'Icd Krtloiia of 1'iaiice and l!. !'liiu approximately l.H'Mi.iniO head f cattle wvr approprlHleil, Tlila ad tliloii virtually aafeifiinrdiil ilermaiiy Y'ln cuttle Hhortuge other nullona now n rr. In KbkIhihI aoiof i!.tmi,iMI a'crra of time lamia huve hy coiupulwry menu 4rei been fureeil Into grain production, hue rcilticliiif p:iituriiiii iitel buy Inm!. K declining aciile of iiiiixiiiuiui local prill- for live catUc wua oiiliiliieil In Kiii'lmid, aa follow a: Kor Si'plein'ier. 117.71 per htiiiilrcd hh:ih; Oi i.. i r. IIT.UM; Noveniher and Ih-ccliiUer, 1D oh, and for Jimmi?;. fit. ill. I'lie evident Intent of I Me luenxlire wiia t Irlve the beef animal lulu imirket n mui aa pollil. Aecunlllig lo tiflii IhI Krele li IL'urce. the caltU of I'rniiie huve ilii r I to I loliil of rj IIIMiKi iik ioni,i i uiih U,Nll7,iaa) In 111 1 n. TimIiiv, duo lo hick f foiiiuc .i iii' lj ii'ly, I nuuv l !" Iiictng only one kuIIoh I"111 when efore the nr two and one hit If Kl una were priMluecd. Meant line Ihv I'tilleil Stulea food nil nlnlKtriiMi.il hit I ii kill Ntep to inn el've mil' thick (ilul hen In mid to III rvaiu I heir niiinlu m. The atiH'k brecil era of thla country ohow a dUpoiililoii to ciMipernie with the gnvermiieiit In thla. Kor many yeura it ha becu a prac ilea among tunny of the dalqr eople if thla cuiimry to kill mule culvca at llrth and In ninny Inatumea the fe int tea If not neeiletl to replcnUh their irnln rather than go to the expemie of natiirlug I hem Into veal, The high iiricca of inent cnuaed tbe virtual dle nutlnuiuice of thla killing. Another eueoiiraglng fact la 73 per cent o( ralvee killed for veul thla year were inalea, , Homebody baa very aptly aald that lha wara of the, world have been won alth greaae, meaning that bacon and lard have been aa enwntlnl to eucccaa in war a powder, which la true. The hoga of Kumpe have been very C really aarrifWri preaenl day neeja, Thla niakea the Aiiierlciiu burden all die imire heavy ninl ninkea doubly ea eiithil an Increiiaed pork prmluctlon In tti) nntfon. In 'Italy grnlii I now forblildell to he fill o hiiUR III I)cn fnnrk under n rii'etit order one fourth if the bngn were ordered to be killed It la eatltmitfil iluit one-luilt have now lieen killed. SEIZURE OF HflUStWIVESV FOOD STCCIIMPOSSIBIE The government hna never conald ered nny pluu of selling footlatuffa owned by householders. Nor ia (hero sny policy of this kind suggeateri for the future. .. In spite of thla fuel, the t' titled Wales food Administration bus been uIiIIuimI repetitiHlly to Issue ohVlul de nials of ruuiora that the government Intends commandeering preserves u ml ennned goods put tip in American hyiues. v - ' These rumors were originated pnrfly ny pro (lennni) propngandlsts nnd piirt- ly by conscienceless grn fieri, who sought lo protlt tbroutth buying from mlslnformed'housewlves. The year 1IM8 will see home canning and preserving practiced on greater. scale Ihnn ever before In the nation's history, olllcluH In Washington believe.1 Aid Ihcy are assuring all putrlotlc hotispwi'vea that foods an snVed are theirs, nnd theirs ulone. NUTRITIOUS CORN BREAD. One New York hotel tma nrrunged thorniihly 'patcioilc corn hrend recipe. It comhliies cortimeiil wlth rye Hour, both of which nre being con sumed In greater ipiaitltles (hla your In order to release wiicuf Hour for the Hilled- nations. This recipe fills n large pun 10 by "'' Inches and con tain the following liigivdlt'ina : One ipiort milk, four ounces butter substi tute, ten ounce light syniii or honey, ' three cgpa, phich salt, two .pounds (feS'-Vr ''' 1 N-Kfv'i- It ' eoriiineiil, one Kuind r)t flour nnd two fiiiiirca linking iwib r. The butler and eyrup are thorough ly mixed. Then add the egk'H gradual ly, pour In lha milk, then udd the rye flour mixed with Ihr coriunenl and baking powder. Hake In a hot oven. ! WANTED SAME KIND OF BOND I Colored Man Waa Satisfied That Ht I Could Afford It, If tbe Other Fellow Could. In many Instance prtsonera, agalnat Wlioiu there la little evidence, or fho re thought lo he honorable ejiough lo return for trial If they are permitted to go In their homes If released with out bond, are penulttod to go on their owo recognisance, in political ver nacular tbay go on their "O. It." A short time ago several colored men were arrested charged with asaaull nd battery. All bail engaged In free-for-all fight and two of tbe men bad received aeveral knife wounds. One man, however, told the Judge that be arrived on the acane, Juat aa tbe police came, to a what lbe excite ment waa about, and, being mistaken for one of the fighters, waa taken to police headquarters with tbe other men. When the case waa called In police' court, It waa continued for a few days, and after hearing the etnry tbe Judge, told thla man tbat he would let blin out on hla "O. SL," after be bad promised to return on tbe day of tbe trial. One of tho other priaonera waa o Impressed with the easy manner In which hla friend got out of Jail that he asked for an opportunity to apeak, and then aald: ".ledge, yer honor, I aure would like to get out I don't know whut kind of a bond tbla X). K.' la, but 1 know thla. Unit If that boy can ufford It, so can I, and I am will lug to put one up." The speuker waa one of tbe prime movers In the light, nnd the Judge de cided Unit Ida bopd would be SDUQ, which waa more than be could pro cure, so be remulued In Jail. Indian apolis News. WELL TO KNOW WHAT TO SKIP Advice to Reader la Worth Ponder ing Man Who Waited Many , Year to Finish Book. . "Heading should be Joy, not a penance," sulil Mr. I'ett Ridge, at tbe Mansion , house, after dlstribuUng prliea and certificate to pupils of tbe city of London college. "Above all," he .added, according to the Dully Chronicle, "learn to aklp. Skipping I n exercise which pre vents obeellty of the ml ad." ' Mr. I'ett KUlge told some amusing stories. "In military boapltal," he aald. " man asked me whether I could get him Twenty Thousand League Under the 8c.' He aald, 'I begun It 20 year ago. I borrowed It from another man. Homebody pinched It from m when I waa hnlf way through It, and I've never hud a chance of getting to the end of It.' I found the book for him. He aald, 'I'm very glad to have IL I. begun It 20 year ogn ' I ald, Ten, but you've read a largo number of book since then, haven't your The mini replied, Oh, no; I never tried another.' ; Auother story waa of tbe agent of pill' and ointment firm who waa sent Into a foreign country. As a Unit step toward business he compiled a long Hat of complaints, beginning with "Asthma" anil ending with "Zymotic diseases." HI good, he aald, would cure these, ailment, and then, as a sort of postscript, he added : "If there should be any complaints existing In this country which are unknown In England, tbe pills and ointment will cure them alao." Abolition of Title. One of the recent new Item from Pelrogrnil I that "nil elnss titles, priv ilege and distinctions" have been nbollshcd. so Ihnt It may be'sumilsed that condition In Russia are the same aa those wittily described In the old French story. M. de 8olnt Cyt hnvlng applied for a passport, in the days of tbe French Revolution, la asked his nnme. "What I your nntnet" j "M. de Snlnt Cyr." ' "There are no more Monsieur," , "Very well ; Do Paint Cyr." "There are no more De's." "ood. Sulnt Cyr. then." There are no longer any Saints," "Then I am alraply Cyr." "No, for there are no sires; kings nre abolished.' Internment In Swltierland. ' In Switzerland work has been de clared obligatory for every Intern ed ninn whoso health permits It. TheN Interned nre divided Into atx classes, according to their physical capacity for work, tho classifica tion being Intrusted to practicing physicians who 'must net with pru dence. The prisoner work for hi own welfare nnd re-educntlon, not for the benefit of the Swiss, but enre Is taken to avoid unfair competition with Swiss Industry, Ho receives n wage commensurate with his labor, some governments requiring n portion of the wiige td be turned over to them to bp used townrd the cost of mailt talnlng their prisoners. Niaily. jirlulcd Btntionory at- the, I'ouilcr olllvtf. ' I Mothers of Oregon Prepare for Trouble! When a girl become a woman, when a woman becomes a mother; and when a woman paasea through the change of middle life, are Uie three period of lile whan health and strength are moat needed to withstand the pain and dis tress often caused by severe organic dis turbances. Many thousand along the i'aciilo Coaat would testify Juet a do we loiiowing Monro, Ohkoon. m certainly triad U rnconitnrnd Dr. Pierce's Kssoriia Prescription. I think It Is a Uod-send to womankind. During expectancy 1 was no. so sick wllh tbst terrible morning nit-kni-. I was o bad Unit 1 Jut could uiil eat one thing. I commenced taking the ' Kavorlle Prescription ' and I waa re lieved at oiico no more oatinca, no bead ..hit. no backache, and I got through . well. Mr. W. T. l'otKRi's, Care AicCready Camp, ' SoHKt.i.A, Orkuom. " I have suffered jvery thing during expectancy bui the .u lima I Psik Dr. l'lerco's Favorite I'rescripliou and I never missed meal Hid hud conmamllvcly no u(Ierlng. I would surely riiiiinniend ths I'psM-rlp-.ioii ' Wiall primMvilvn hiotheni and, !, .ur "uung k'i'j coiiiiiif: lnt" womanhisid. (rlond i taking Ihlt miilicine now n I rtilvl d her to and she Is improving fust. One would nut know- li was the inin woiuin "Mrs. II. K. (iiHsos. Howiny Girl Can Ha?e Prettj Eyes No girl la pretty if her eyea are red, atralned or have dark rlnga. ONK WASH with pure Uvoptlk eye wash will brighten the eyes and a week's use will ' surprise you with Us INCRKDIBLK results. A small bottle Laroptik la guaranteed to make eyes healthy, sparkling and vivacious. The quick change will please you. Aluminum eye cup FRRE. National Drug Store. FooivWHl Win the War LAIttiF, pnrt of the world Is coming to the position that llelglum is In : com In2 to tbe mace where" the pri mary ninl ini ' p. ri i I tiling III life Is " ctioiiih food to keep alive. Food bus now ' ' taken a toinl- iinnt position In the war. The American eopl must prepare themselves to sacrifice far more 'limn wns uf llrst thought nei-ea- sary. Tbe cold facts nre: Kraiice, Itnly nnd Kulaud have .mst enoii;h food to keep tln-ui colng ten or twelve weeks. When America' fisul shlpnu-nis stoi the allied nutloiis begin coiiMiim In.lnto this Hlcndcr. titoro and betftn n swift m;ir h Into artuul famine rnnditlniis which would tnenp tlefeat In short order. Ruropc then must live no America's surplus. Your saving liK'renMc our nvuilnble stock Just that much nnd actually feeds ' some person In the countries with which we are nssiM-lated In onr war agnlnst the rcntrnl Power. Our surplus wheat hu already been shipped to the allies. U. S. FOOD ADMINISTRATION Thrifty,shrewd,care ful. people make it a habit to read our das- r i i - i sifted ads Do you?. These ads. are mon- Jey favers and money ! makers. ' i . ! Keep your eyes on th em. 1T V (c p y Class?f icd FOB BALK 0. & C. GRANT LANDS Blu print plan (bowing landa la-Josephine county, 11.60. Add row A. E. Voorble, Crania Pa. , tf DKALEBS In hore, mule, cattie, wagon, back, bugglea, haroesi and saddles. W hava a variety a of all klnda at all Urn. If you have anything to aU or xchng?, or If yon want to bay, com and aa u. Wo will treat yon right. All our livestock la pat out under guarantee Be4 Front Food and Sal Btablo, Corner Sixth and . K street. Tlmmon, Prop. Phone 1114, ' 18tf FOR SALE Good modern bouse eloeo in, north aide. Inqulr No ! 2ISI, ear Coorter. Z8tf PIANOS, tew and second-hand (or rant or 1 on osay monthly pay ment; first year's rent to apply on purchase price. Rowell'i Music and Photo House. 85 I HAVE FOR SALE or trade all kinds of work, driving and saddle horses, wagons, buggies, barne and saddles, or will buy yours. Com and sea me at ' Brownie Hampton' Feed and Sale Stable. ' phone ii2-R. Roy Higgles, owner. Also on 4-room house for gala cheap or to trade. - 87 FOR SALE CHEAP Eighty acres In the Applegate valley, New Hope nchool district. Abont 25 . acre - under the Murphy irrigation dhch. 144 shares of water goes with the land. Tbi land will be told cheap for cash. Why rent? The federal government will loan yotf half the money a long time at low interest. Address E. M. Austin, Route H Box 52, Modesto, Cal. 88 FOR 8AI.E Recleaned seed wheat: Little Club. $2.15; Jenkins Club , $2.25;. Washington Hybrid No. 143, $2.50; Marquis, $2.50; .alao Beardlesa Bar,-y, White Oata, At falfa Seed and all Grasses and Clo vers. Ralph Waldo Elden, Cen tral Point. 66tf FOR SALE Good work horse. sound and true, 1,200 pounds. Al so one 3-year old fillev, broke to work or ride. Hercules stump pul ler. Harrow, plow and spring- tooth. Phone 500-J-2. 76 FOR SALE One set double hack harness, $20. John Deere top buggy, with Bet o( driving harness, $60. All in good condition. L. 8 Morrison. Leland, Ore. 76 FOR SALE Two acres of land with eight-room house, out buildings , and good -water, one.elghth mile from Seventh Day AdventlBt aca demy and , church school, four mile Gaston, Ore., and 32 miles from Portland. . Tf interested see Mrs. Belle Olbekson, 602 11th street. Grants Pass. Or. 72 TO RENT TREMONT ROOMS Now under managment of Mra.L. C. Arm atrong; 28 clean room at 36c , and 60c; special rate by week or month; also light houaekeep Ing room. Would like your pat ronage. 40tf FURNISHED ROOMS -Large, com fortable and convlently located. . 411 C street. 86tf HOTEL OXFORD ROOMS for reut Large, well furnished, steam heat, hot water, bath, and all ho tel privileges. Very moderate weekly and monthly rate. 37tf FOR RENT OR SALE Irrigated farm plenty of nater during the ' whole season. Inquire Jo. Feti ner, 755 North Eighth street. tf FOR RENT--5-room modern fur nished house. Caa, electric lights, etc. 307 West C street See N. E. Townsend, 621 A street. 73 WANTED WANTED To buy a second - hand Iron wheel wagon four to stx Inch tires holding about 3,000 lbs. . C. Shaefers. R. F. D. No. 2. 56tf WANTED Men for saw mills and logging camps. Mills and camps will operate throughout the win ter. Steady work. Good 'condi tions. For full particulars write Weed Lumber Company, Weed, Cal. . ' 65tf WANTED A mtddle aged farmer capable of handliitg cows, lrriga . tlon, etc., on an alfalfa ranch. Ad dress Frederick Pelouze, Eagle Point, Ore. 75 MISCELLANEOUS -r DENNETTS' CHEMICAL laboratory. 1142 Market street, Tacoma, Wn. Let us take care of your ore ship ments and do your' control work, rates reasonable. ' tf Advertising PHYSICIANS U 0. CLEM INT. M. D. rYsetio limited to disease of tho eya, ear, note add throat. Class flttoet ' nor and tbroat. ' Qlauos fitted. 0.1 co hour 1-12, J-J, or oa ap pointment. OfTlc phone, II; ri deuce phone 35t-J. 8. LOI Gllltll. ;f:, M. I)., Pbyalelui and anrgeon. City or country ill: attended day or t:;ht. Realdeacr phone 'r.; olfl'O phora It:'. 't:,pr( i. Tuffs B.tiidlng. V A, A. WITtUM, V. I) Pbyalslaa and urt0D cm. ; 1111 Bldg., corner ' Sixth and I street. Phone: Of fice, IU; residence, 2SS-J. Roars, I L m. h 4 p. n, DR. J. O. NIULEV Pbyeidaa aad urgeon. Lund bur; Building. Surgeon Utah-Idaho Sugar Co. Health Oncer. Officer hours, to 13 a. m. 1 to i p. m. Phone 110-J. - ' $5t! DENTISTS E. C. MACY, D. M. D.- Flrst-claat dentistry. 10114 South Btitb street, Orantt Pass, Oregon. ATTOK.NKVh H. D. Norton. Aitorny-at-la. Practice in all State and. Federal Court. First National Bank Bldg. COLVIO A WILLIAMS Attorney-at-Law Grant Pes Banking Co. Bldg. Grant Paa. Oregon. E. 8. VAN DYKE, Attorney. Practice In Ml cfi-Tt. rim National Bank narking. DURHAM RICHARD, ' Xttorneytv at-Law. Office Masonic Temple, Grants Pa Oregon. V. T. MILLER. Attorney- t-Law County attorney for Joeephln County. Office: Scballhorn Bldg. O. S. B LANCHARD. Attorney- t-Law. Golden Rule Building. ' Phone 270. Grant Pass, Oregon. BLANCHARD ft BLANCHARD. At torneys, Albert block. Phone 236-J. Practice In all court; land board attorney. VETERINARY SURGEON DR. R. J. BESTUL, Veterinarian. Office In WInetrout Implement - Bldg. Phone 11 3-J. Residence Phone 305-R. DRAYAGE AXI) TRANSFER COMMERCIAL TRANSFER CO. All kinds of drayag and tranafer work carefully and promptly done. Phone 13 1-J. Stand at freight depot. A. Shtde. Prop. F. O. ISHAM. dray age and tranafer. Safea, pianos and furniture moved packed, ablpped and stored. Phone ' Clark .and Holman. No. 60. Reel- dene phone 12 4-R.' THE WORLD MOVES; so do we. Bunch Bros. Transfer Co. Phone 897-R. MI K1CAL INSTRl'CTION J. S. If ACMCRRAY, teacher of vole culture and singing. Lesson given at home of pupil If requested. Ad dress 716 Lee St. 8 5 lit PHOTO STUDIO THE PICTURE MILL open dally 10 a. m. to 5 p. m. For Sunday sit tings call Mil) 283-R or residence 140-J. . 78tf " TAXI SERVICE WHITE LINE TAXI City and eosn try . Popular prices. Call Grants Pass hotel, phone 396. Residence phone 328-J. W. O. WhUe, Prop. Grants Pass, Oregon. 86 The California and Oregon Coast Railroad Company t TIME CARD . ECectlveDecember 1,1817. , s Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday j Train 1 lv. Grants Pass.. 1:00 p.m. Train 2 lv. Waters Creek 3:00 p.m. All trains leave Grants Pass from the corner of G and Eighth streets, opposite tbe Southern Pacific depot. For all Information regarding freight and passenger service call at the office of the company, Lundburg building, or phone 131 tor same. , Electric Saw Mill. Electrically operated saw mills of the portable type ere said to be rap Idly gaining In fnvor among lumber men. In localities where water power In abundant nnd hna already been partially converted Into cheap elc'o trie power the portable sawmill Is es pecially popular. Aocnrdlne to the president of a firm which is manufac turing electric portable sawmills, the dcnuuid is fust Increasing In, the South and West of the United States at the present -time.