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The high commands have thor oughly learned the lesson that It does not pay to train a man to be a soldier and then lose him from a cause that Is In the least degree preventable. By this same token, experience, both In the protection of the soldier and In the care of the wounded, Is stead ily reducing the death rate as the war progresses. Not only are new tactics constantly being developed which re- suit In loss exposure of the Individual soldier, but he is constantly being better equipped with defensive ap paratus to minimize the effects of bul let or shrapnel or gas attack. Finally, from many classes of wounds which would have spelled probable death In 1914 and certain crippling In 1015, re covery Is now almost a matter of course. The drafted man who goes as an or dinary soldier, taking his Judgment with him and leaving his excessive en thusiasm behind, has every chance of coming back, and In better physical condition than when he left. SIX-SHOOTER IS PASSING Pitchforks and 8hevels Replace Firs arms In Equipment of Okla homa Sheriffs. Tulsa, Okla. The day of the six shooter, the Winchester and the Colt is passing In this state. Recently pitch forks mid shovels were added to the equipment of the office of the sheriff of this county. The new equipments are to be used In the uneurtlilng of Illicit liquor truffle. Recently these Instruments uneiirtlied nn automobile load of! liquor on n farm north of the city. NVat'.y printed Btatlcnery at the .:!er office. n S 0 & n sV U w ' s y SUGGESTIONS FOR . , CITY POUl The profitable keeping of poultry on a ainall seals In town has been a sourv of dlecuaaioa and specula Uoa (or years past, there feeing those on both slda of ths controversy who are absolutely esrtaln of thslr con tsntlon. V. U Ireland of this city has kept absolute account of his flock and has the figures to show. The following Is Mr. Ireland's state ment: Began the month of January. IMS. with IS pulleta that were from six to seven months old. Jan uary IS lost one by accident. Total egga possible for month (14. Totsl eggs laid during month 844. Per centage of efficiency, .7888. Total value of eggs for month. 118.53. Total cost of feed for month, $6.35. Ration for month: 83 lbs. Commercial scratch feed 0 M.76 14.07 70 lbs. bran and shorts ft 12. IS per 100 lbs M 8 lbs. dried meat scrap (I 7 He t lbs. oyster shell tf SVse ..... .05 I lb. charcoal .. .07 Total ... $8.35 Feed scratch feed at the rate of 2 os. per hen per day one ounce In morning and one ounce In after noon In Utter that Is from four to six Inches deep and that Is kept In a dry sunny place. Olve the table scraps at noon only. , Feed all the bran and shorts they will eat. Mix half and half and feed from a self feeder that will hold about 75 lbs. (make It yourself out of a goods box). Keep commercial dried meat scraps In a small self feeder so they can have all they want, allow them to have all the oyster shell they want. If nosslble hate a small patch of alfalfa for chickens to use for their green feed, otherwise let them run on lawn or other grass. See that they always have plenty of good clean fresh water. Don't forget to feed and feed reg ulnrle. The chickens will not forget to get hungry but will forget to Isy if thev sre not fed regularir ana given the materials necessary for egg production. If you will keep a place about three to six feet square with road dust and ashes where the sun hits It for a wallowing place you will never be bothered with lice. MINERAL WEALTH INCREASING Juneau. Alusku, Feb.' 9. Alaska's mineral production for the calendar year 1916 was the K'eutest in Its history, amounting to $r.0,000,()u(i as compared with $32,K,".0,niM In 1915, according to Governor J. F. A. Strong's report. The Increase. "4 per cent, was due largely to tho In dented copper production will h amounted, to 1 20, 50, out) pounds, valued at S32.4u0.fMiu. There 'as a small Increase in the gold output which In 1916 was $l7.fi.l0.iMio, mid in 1915, $16,700,000. The value of Alaska's lesser min eral products In 1916 was: Silver, $830,000; tin, $120,000; lead, $110,000; antimony, $60,000; tung sten, $50,000; coal, $30,000; pe troleum, marble, gypsem, etc., $130,000. IS EXTRA HAZARDOUS Washington, Feb. 9. Based on a report from General Pershing that aviation is not extra hazardous. Secretary of War Baker has submit ted to the senate military committee a bill to repeal all extra pay allow ances In the aviation service, aver aging about 5 per cent. General Pershing says, "Flying duty Is no more hazardous than that of, other combat troops and Involves nothing like, the hardships endured by troops occupying trenches. Such laws produce an improper balance In rank and nfcy and result in In justice to other arms." Calling cards at the Courier. CHICHESTER S PILLS 1V , , TnB DIAMOND BSWKD.' Jy" Tahaaa liar Hmv af Ait rorcifi-4jiiV.a.Tr.H'a' tn HRANU PILI.a. fo as yam kMwa a BMt.ifit. Alr RcluMa SOID BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE affile f&4iMi ask w "arm mr a bl-clMa.ler' llimmlHrmmiVi IIU la R4 and M4 mmll.AV bom. MiMl Blua RiUma. W St:? Lb:!?! C:rci Qsll dy 'C:U-II" Tho Great Coro-Loossnir of tha 1ft Xemfaila, Painless. Watch my atapT What's tha um! I so along "right sliia up without cara." avan wllb. aorna, bo a uaa I uaa Mate-It", tba painlasa, uit-likr-a.ba-ana-Baal voru rente ar. 1 lrla4 iher ways galore, until 1 w.is blue f4 I?, Cam. Sane CaalStaaaa. We nae TUtadtl In the face nd rod In tha toas. N mora tor ma. Uaa Mats-It." Ii naver folia Touch any corn or isl lua with two drops of "Oata-lt." and "Oflt-ll" dors tha raat. lis n rallaf to ba sbla to atop ruttlns corns, making thm bltnl. wrapping tham un IIV pi;nsJ and ualns sticky lnr aril r.ilvjs. It ramovaa any corn rlar and rlaan. 1avln tno - it smooth as your palm Ton can wrir thoaa naw ahoaa without pain, (U'ica and b frilv on your fast. It's eraat in ima -tlata-tt H1ata.1t'' la antd at ntl dr'ia:ila tyou naad pV no mora than i rnta a bottla). or ent on racint of nrlc by H. Lewrenra A Co.. tttlraMO, U 8old In Grants Taaa and recom mended aa tha world'a best cora remedy by Ooorga 0. Ilg Ivents In mall Tsrrltacy. Perbsps It la because tha maps from which children used to learn Bible geography war on a large) scale that moat of us have failed to realise how narrow war the llmlta wttbln which took place all those great doings that Oil tba books of Samuel and Kings. Just In tha same way tha classics! scholar who vlelte Greece la surprised that so email a territory sufficed for so many atrlklng Incidents and for tha careers of so many famous men. Preaarlna Paokaaea, When you have packsgee that are to travel a long distance sew mem op in strong unbleached muslin over tha wrannln nanor. Tho address should b written on a tag, securely sawed to cotton cloth. Thla la a aura pre ventive of broken boxes during deliv ery. XOTIOK TO TAXPAVKIW The tax roll will be open on Mon day, February 11. -, The following Is the Oregon tax law, as related to collection of taxes The first half of all taxes levied and charged shsll be paid on or be fore the 5th day of April following and the second half on or before the 5th day of October following. Interest shall be charged and col lected on any tax or half of a tax, not so paid, at the rate of one per cent per month or a fraction of a month urftll paid. All taxes remaining unpaid on the 5th day of October next following shnll become delinquent snd on the 5th day of November next following, a penalty of five per cent shall be charged and collected thereon In ad dition to the Interest provided here In. SI GEO. W. LEWIS. VOOI liljlH WAXTKIt i Notice Is hereby given that the Hoard of Directors of School District 7 of Josephine County, Oregon, will receive sealed bids for the sup ply and delivery to the various school houses of the district, piled on the ground ready for measure ment, of 280 tiers of fir and 120 tiers of oak wood, said wood to be cut from the body of sound gTeen timoer rree from rot, cote or punk, and In two foot lengths. All bids must be accompanied by a certified check for 10 per cent of the amount bid. Bids will he received for all or any portion of the wood to tit purchased. The said bids must be on file with the clerk of the board, Edward S. Van Dyke, on or before 6 o'clock p. m. Tuesday March 5, 1918. The board reserves the right to reject anv and all bids. EDWARD 8. VAN DYKE, Clerk. OWNERS OF DOfJS PIjKASK TAKR NOTICE Dog license fees for 1918 ara past due, and payable at my office In the city hall. H. H. ALLTN, 80 Auditor and Police Judge LICENSE FEE NOTICE Proprietors of billiard parlors, eat ing houses, restaurants, dining rooms, Ice cream parlors, soft drink parlors, soda fountains, and picture shows who have not paid for the first quarter. PLEASE TAKE NO TICE. All license fees are payable at the office of the undersigned In the city hall, and without notice. H. H. ALI.YN. 78 Auditor and Police Judge. Classified run SALM O. A C. QKANT LAND-Blue print Plata eaowlac land la Joaaphlae county, 11.10. Add rasa A. 1 Vooraiee, 0 ran la Faaa, tf DaULBM la Borna, mult, ealtie, wagoaa, hacks, buggies, haraeaa and saddle. Wo av a. vaxioty of all klada at all times. If you have aaytatM to aell or uohaafe, or If you want to buy, ooaaa and a aa. Wa will Irani you right. All our livestock la pal out andar guarantee Red Front Faad and Bala Stable, Corner ftxtt and I atresia. Tlmmoaa, Prop. Phone ISS-J. IStf FOR SAlil Oood modern houaa, slotf la, north aide. latulro No. SISS. oar Courier. Sltf PIANOS, now aad seooad-haad for rant or aala oa easy monthly pay meats; Brat yaar'i root to apply on purohaao price. Rowell's Maslo aad Photo House. SI I HAVB FOR 8 ALB or trade all klada of work, driving and aaddla horses, wagoaa, bugg lea, haraeaa aad saddles, or will buy yours. Coma and too ma at Brownie Hampton'a Feed aad Bala 8table. phone .41-R. Roy Higgles, owner. Also oaa 4-room house for aala cheap or to trade. 87 FOR BALE CHEAP Eighty acres in tha Applagata valley, New Hope school district About SS acres uader tha Murphy Irrigation ditch, 144 aharea of water goea with tha land. Thla lead will ba sold cheap for eaah. Why rent? The federal government will loan you half the money a long time at low Interest. Address B. M. Austin Route B Box 52. Modesto, Cal. SS FOR SAMS Reeleaaed aeed wheat; Little Club, $2.15; Jeoklna Club. $2.25; Washington Hybrid No. 143, $2.60; Marquis. $2.50; also Beardless Barley, White Oats. Al falfa Seed and all Orasses aad Go vers. Ralph Waldo Elden, Cen tral Point. 6tf FOR BALK Second hand lumber Two carloads lumber, suitable for mining or bridge timbers, this ins terlal Is stored serosa from gas plant on right of way of C. O C. R. R. Price for entire lot $150 cash. Owner, Edgar S. . Ilafer, Medford, Ore. XI WANTED WANTED To buy a second hand iron wheel wsgon four te six Inch tires holding about 3,000 lbs. C. Shaefers, R. F. D. No. 2. 66tf WANTED Men for saw mills and logging camps. Mills and camps will operate throughout the win tcr. Steady work. Oood ronill tlnns. For full particulars write Weed "Lumber Compnny, - Weed Cal. r.r.tr THE .McCLOl I) .RIVER M'.MIIER COMPANY, MeClond, Cal. will start their logging operations on or about February lr.lh. .Men wanted for these logging crews. Good wages, good board, good country, Apply in person or write The McCloud River Lumber Corn pany, MrClnnd, California. " 82 WANTED To exchange good six room house and barn on lot 100 by 170 feet on West O street, third from bridge, for modern small house and lot close In. Mrs. E. A. Wade, Phone 149-J. . 81 TO RENT TREMONT ROOMS i Now under ' tnanagment of Mrs. L. C. Arm strong; 28 cleaa rooms at 15c and 50c; special ratea by week or month; alao light housekeep ing rooms. Would Ilka your pat ronage. 40tf FURNISHED ROOMS Large, com fortable and convlently located. 411 C street. 86tf HOTEL OXFORD ROOMS for rent Large, wetl furnished, steam heat, hot water, bath, and all ho tel privileges. Very moderate weekly and monthly rates. 37tf FOR RENT OR SALE Irrigated fm-tn plenty of water during tho whole season. Inquire -Jo. Fetz ner, 756 North Eighth street. tf FOR RENT Four-room house on . Riverside avenue, large lot, place for cow and chickens. Phone 20S-L or Inquire at 706 North Fifth street. 83 That Atchison Bey In K. C. There Is a young man who Is known ai mamma's darling In Atchison, but down In Kansas City they say he Is a regular papa's torn cat, Atchison Globe. . Cards at the Courier office. AiJwtisiiig PHYIICtANB iTorcuuiwtrt," u. DmMiM limited to diseases ot the) oyo, ear, nana and throat aiaaaaa attasL aoaa aad throat Qlaaaa fttted. Offloa hours 0-11, l-l. or on an- pomtaaeat Office phono, OS; denoa phone Sll-J. 8. UHlOHKlDUtC, M. D.. Physician aad surgeon. City or eouatry calla atteaded day or eight Reeldoaee phono SS; office phono 1SS. Sixth aad H. Tuffs Building. A. A. WITHAil, M. D PhyaleUa aad eergeoa. Office: Hall Bldg., eoraer Math and I atresia, rhonaa: Of ea, 110; reaideaee, ISS-J. Hear. I a. av to 4 p. aa. DR. J. . N1BUST PhyaMaa aad eargaoa. Landbarj BatMUg. Hrgooa Utah-Idaho - Oo. Health Onleer. Offlaer houra. M II a. m. 1 to I p. m. Phono 1104. IIU DaUTTawTal B. C. HACT, D. U. D. rtrst-claaa dantlatry. 101 H South Sixth street, 0 rants Pass, Oregon. ATTORNEY! H, D. Norton, Attormy-i-Uw, Practice to all ttato and Federal Court. First Natloaal Bank Bid. COL VIQ ft WILLIAMS Attorneys . at-Law Oraata Paaa Banking Oo, Bldg. Ornnta Paaa. Oregoa. B. 8. VAN DYKE, Attoraar. Practise la all court. First Natloaal Bank Balldiag. DURHAM ft RICHARD, Attoraeye. at-Law. Office Maaoale Temple, Oraata Paaa Oregoa. W. T. MILLS R, Attorney-at-U County attorney for Joeoohtae County. Office: Bchallhora Bldg. O. 8. BLANCHARD.Attoraey-at-Uv Ooldea Rule Building. Phono S70. Oranta Paaa, Oregoa. BLANCHARD ft BLANCHARD, At toraeye, Albert block. Phono 2J4-J. Practice In all courta; land board attorneys. VETKntNARY Bl'KGKON DR. R. J. BESTUL. Veterlaarlaa. Office In Winatrout Implement Bldg. Phone 11S-J. Raaldoaea Phone J05-R. DKAYAGK AM) TRAMHK1CH COMMERCIAL TRANSFER CO. All kinds of drayaga and transfer work carefully and promptly dona. Phone 181-J. Stand at freight depot. A. Shade, Prop, F. 0. I8HAM, drayaga and transfer. 8afea, planoa and furniture moved packed, shipped and stored. Phona Clark and Ilolman, No. 60. Resi dence phona 124-R. THE WORLD MOVES; so do we. Bunch Broa. Transfer Ca. Phoue 897-R. MI MICAL INSTIU (TION J. S. MACMURRAY, teacher of voice culture and singing. Lessons given at home of pupil If requested. Ad dress 716 Lee St. Stltt TAXI 8KKVICB WHITE LINE TAXI City and coun try . Popular prices. Call Oranls Pass hotel, phone 396. Residence phone 828-J. W. U. White, Prop. Orants Pass, Oregon. 80 TAXI Phone 608 for taxi. Any where, any time. Paramount Cyclery. 91 PHOTO 8TI DIO THE PICTURE MILL open dally 10 a. m. to 6 p. m. For Sunday fit tings call Mill 283-R or residence 14W. 78tf Th Oftlifornia and Oregon Coast Railroad Company . TIME CARD EffectlveDecember 1, 1017. Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday Train 1 Iv. Orants Pass.. 1:00 p.m. Train 2 Iv. Waters Creek 3:00 p.m. All trains leave Oranta Pass from tha ooraer of O and Eighth streets, opposite the Southern Pacific depot. For all Information regarding freight and passenser service call at ' the office of tha company, Lundburg building, or phone 131 for same. OITB ADVERTISEMENT WILL NOT MAKE YOU A FORTUNE, BUT XT WILL SERVE AS ft STONE IN THE FOUNDATION OF BU8DNESS SUCCESS tt SI,