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Newspaper Page TextWFUVMIIAV, FKIIIU AHY Id, IBIH DAUT BOOHS RIVKH COUUfcR PAGE THRICK EXPERT OZP-ACETYLINE WELDINP All kinds of Broken Castings made as good as new C. L. HOBART CO. READY TO GIVE TASTE OF STEEL Amerloans In France Complete Their Training In Bayo net School. SPEED PLEASES INSTRUCTORS Qlve Demonstration ef Intrgy and Ao curacy Which U Truly Amrlen Oraduat to Act at Inetruc- lor to Ntw Arrivals. Willi I hi American Army In France. The "grndiiatlon exercises" of the large bayonet ach-i were wnlrln'il liy sev eral gcncrnls mid their staffs. Th" in. ii, who hud it iruliiril In I In Brit ish sjMciu I.) Hi ItUli hifirtirliir, gave a (Irliiiiimtintliiii of incigy, m'i'i mill accuracy which u truly Ainorleun. Tin')' nru ready lo (,'n m'cr llii top. A Itril l-li Kcriii'iiiit iniiji'i' put tin men ihrmii'h llii' drill mi (lnrntfly Hint inure limn tit iniiii was hurl, lint tin lr wound were nut serious. Tin' Instrue tor himself mi narrowly ccnp,i n bay wet point tlmt his imii was nit. "Now, llii'it," llii sergeant would liny, hotillnit n lii-iivy, long nili'k In lil linml, "when I tell ymi ini'ii tu turn, try to get tin' iiuiiit tii mi. Now. turn ! Yeah! Yciili! Give 'fin hi'll! That's good!" They "Co Over tho Top." Tin' Ainci lenns win kill like football players, rvi'ry nerve nml every har dened nni-M In straining. Tin sergeant, ! ri'ii-iin i'f long lu'iuili'i. wim iilil' III uuril lifT vitmn llirtiMfM u-lltt llm Nlin ur Imii, Imt frmn ii mi tt y In had In Jump." F.vcn limn vigor was shown ly the ' iin n ii x ihcy occupied tin' tri'iii'li llin' unit, w 1 1 It tlii'lr oillocrs. rnl iivcr the tup In u charge. Tin1 iirriilliui begun by llhnif from I In linnli nl llm dum mies In tin' I'luiiiy lieiicho. Some of llii' nun itiinli' perfect scores, while only llii (if tin1 whole Hum Ml In' low Ml III II poMhW iki. Tin.' turn wont furiously ft t the charge, urged nil liy tin1 lini-1 cinpliatli In ii u mi Hint n Ili'ilMi sergeant major might In' credited wllli lui vim; nt M -i Aiiiiiiiniiit. lln Hliiiutril In lilx iiiiii : "(llvi' ll In 'flu III llm lii'iirl, In Ilia Hi run 1 1 TlnU's l In- way, It you don't gel tlii'in lliry'll get ymi ! on your tots till I hi' tl ! Ijtilrk! Qul.-k I Quirk!" The uritlnii was unnecessary. The mi'n knew what tu On nml illil It, nml thoy were mi well tnilne'l Hint orili'M were anticipated. The French nml Ilrltlsh o Ulcers were enthusiastic, especially ut l lie speed nml energy of the Americans. Sonic (if till' grilllUUtl'S Will III Sl'llt lllllllcill- dlcly tu newly arrived units ii liiMtruc tors. Training Now Contingent. ' A division of A merlin n troop, n renlly nrrlved In France,' will hi'Kln regimental innni'ilverN nt mice nml will lit trained In barrage lire, the Amerli'iin artillery working with Amer ican aviators. Tlic xlte picked for the prHcllce la rolllntt ground. Tin nrtlllery will luy a barrage up to tin lli'Nt otijii'ttve, over tlieorctlcnl Oerinnn ircueheN. The Infiinlry, fol lowing up tho lire, will occupy the trenches mid then execute h flunk liioveliieut. The slgntd'corps will get tho heneflt of tho maneuvers, fur they will lie cur ried out ii m If mi net un I uttiick were, being liuinclicd. FACES DEATH FOR DAYS Heavy Sea Wreck Vesiel and Owner I Prisoner on Ledge for ( 18 Day. Trlnce ltupert, . C Heavy sens wrecked an Indian Ashing: launch on n ledge In the open sen otT Dmiilaa la land and held lis owner, Stephen llynu, prlHoiii'f on the ledge 111 days nfter washing his two compunloiis, 1'eter ami Itlcluu'il UiibliHiiii, off the ledge to their deatliM, according to reports reaching here. Uynli, who was given up fur dead by his .fellow members of the Mclluktlu tribe, was ri'Mctieil mid told how he was. nearly siibiiierged at neiirly every hl;li tble, and when not nlniost ilrowncd b.v coinlici's was soaked by foiiHtnut ruins, lie Mild lie liiude a in ft from the Inuue'n ' nml piit.to .sen. but It up'ii't nml he fcwiiin liiit-li to (lie nn It. At nights, he .-iiilil, lie tlcil lili'liii ll' I" the IciIki' wllli ropes. Illn oii'y foi.-ii was a fewnnv pnliil'ii's rcf-rue.l fio:i, tho Iniineli. GERMANS LACK THINKING MEN Despite Advaneod Ago of Many Prus sian Warrior. Thsy Hav Llttlo Comprehension of Situation. Oermsny la luuklug a rail for men gp to flirty-seven year of ait baa ta ken advantage of two tnur year bov th rnnarrlptlon mailroum of forty flv. Unxt Indlvlduala when they appronrh th flfileth year har about cooi'ludvd their fliihlliif day through Inability to keep down their glrtb Dieaaura. nut rerlnln roodltlnna lo Oerinany, over which that country ha bad llttl control, hnv aerveil. no douht, to keep th human form within military bounds. Americana who go to France, therefore, are likely to haf to fight ha ties In arms and old gentle men If tho age limits ar stretched further under Pruwilnn regulations, ob erve Ih Detroit free I'resa. i'erhap. after all, this conscripting of men above forty five will produce some elTect In the ranks Hint may b useful toward letting light Into dark pliiivs. The army knows little, of whut Is going on In the world. If half of the si'iinini'd soldier rvnlly believe Hint l.omlon Is In ruins and the (leriunn fleet Is In control of the M-n, they inuy leiirn MiiiieihltiK to their nilvniitnge by ciuiHiililiig a few of the old sliigem who are compelled at this Inte diite to Join Hie rotors. Men born In 1H70 ought tu be more illlllcult to deceive, and a few of such scattered Hirouk'h the army tuny serve to enlighten the fighting iiiiillllinle as to the error of their be lief. It Is priKiiinlng much to expect results from Hits source, but If n timn above forty five Is good for anything s a trench fighter, lie ought to be good st shooting off his month. And, nfter ill, vim t (lermnny hicks tmmt Is more men who will talk and think. ' Nw Typ of "Vampire." Arrest nt the Instance of nil army atllcor of n young woman who had roimiilitctl lilpuny In order to secure Die allowance grunted to soldiers' de (I.'iiiIi'IiIh gives color to the warning sKtied agiilniit this new typo of "viiui iilie," notes the tliiinhii lice. Young oldlers are picked out by these worn n nud ili'llbeiiitely led Into marriage, the one puiose bring to secure money from the government. The gnmo Is not a new one, nor does It exhibit .inn h inoillMriillon In Its details. It la reported from tuue of the Southern army cniiipt that as ninny us Hire anil four soldiers have been wedded to the same woimin. The yiiuug men who are nway fioin huuie for I lie first Mine, u curing thlr country's uniform, ihoulil be wiirni'd Hint murrlnge Is not merely nn enlistment for the war. and Ihercfore to be approached very serl Hiily. Iliimnncp Is pnrt of a soldier' life, but It may have consequence ihat will einliiiriiiHS blin In after fears. The "vampire" Is one of his ihlefest dniiKci's, H nd ne ngultiHt ivliniii It Ik illlllcult to ginml. OO000OO0OO0RO FLY AMERICAN FLAG BEHIND THE LINES OeOO0s0O0O'0O0!f,sC ,1 ... km K'-v. .yy.. The American llnV; bijtig. ti'iubi lo this tobiieciiilst Hoiiiewlioro beliluil the lines In n French village, A board also announces Hie fact tlmt cakes, Jam nud choculutii are among the wnr- ' Hint tempt Hindi soldiers to buy. Optlmlatlo Thought, Honor Is the recompense of those who tin right without seeking reconi pen se. , v 'SWISS POT CHECK i ON UNDESIRABLES t t Demand Ironclad Passports of All Foreigners Entering the Country. HOSPITALITY IS VIOLATED Swltierltnd Ha Suffered From For. Ign Element a No Other Neutral tiac War Began Country la Overrun With Sple. Ilerne.-Hwllrj-rliiiid llmilly ha tak en llilllal steps to con I lui Hie lliulexlr iiblv foreign I'll ineiit frmn which she bus suffered as mi oilier neutral coun try (.luce AtJilUHt, I'.ll'l. New regulnlloiis inlopled by the fed ertil council are Intended to make It dllllcult for the agent of one of the w lining eoiialrlci, for the deserter from any side, for the foreigner with nut obvious, leglllinute ineatiH of llvi II IiihmI and ocelli hi 1 1, hi to llmk, us hire Infuie, Into the Utile coiiniry that I" trying ilcKperutely in iiinliiiiilii an up rlglil neiilralliy and al die xuine tline weather I be storm mull peace arrives. hw llxerlaiul hitherto has permitted, wllhiiilt liny liiillerliit objeel Ions, si'ores of HiouMimls of siriiiigers to euier nl iih l as freely im In mikc times. Now iiciloii bus been liiken to olop this only licciill-,. her honplliillty luiM been gross ly vloliited, her neutrality at limes even llll'i'lltelieil. The new rubs, v.bleh will become I'llecllye us Mirni us the Swiss illplu '.i.:.le t'e.l con j'liir iitileliils lliroin:lii,it' (lie world can be liolllled, ri quire llnil ill foli'iglu i s enleiiiig. Hie country must be equipped wllli li'iiiicliul pass ports frmn I Ii. i r own coiinlrles, or ispilvul' lil pnpel's of lilelllllli'iltlou ; ihnt prior to en:mii,; to Hw Il7.erlnlnl ulf foreigners imii funil-b to tswlss diplo matic or consular olllclals udeipiate li'eiiMiuis fur wnnlllig lo eoine here, unil llnil, ufier arrival, sinin.'ei imii reg lslcr Willi Hie Hillce lit I lie illy or town nicy inn nil in innunii. Overrun by Undesirable. There always bus been a dully Unf ile between I'liiun- mid Salt., rhtln! Ill I tli' liellibliorliooil of llelleVII. Illlil be tween tleriitmiy and Sw limn liiinl neiir lltihi'l, on Hie purt oi laborers mid olh rs. .Many uiiilenlriible fi.fel-neri linve .iimged iIiciiikcIyi it ucro.s the bnr ler and base fulled to n lii.n. nine In Swllzerlaud, they have bctn able In nlili beeiiusc of llie luck of control over fordcm rs. That all Is to b (liuiij.'i'd. I'vcry iTsnli croshiim' the bnnler Ut oilier i In i it Hie onllnnry 'lnU where Ire Illil iiih.ii.'I will be ti'ipill'ed Will he iilliiiliei'i'il. If he lulls In I' mill. Hie nnllee will be iil upon bin 1 1 ail. lie ill luiM" Utile chance of iio npliii:. fur without the rlRbt kind of cieiletiilnls 'i.' I-, iiiuibb' lo obii.ln breii'l. A bri'.'id i'ii I'll toilny Is lieiiv lliipollniit even ihnii the money with which to pur chase It mnl a blind enid In l.islieil. inly nil preseiitiilloii uf blelitltieallon .Hipers. The, hotel at which the newcomer slops, the pension Unit tiiUe.s III ill III, the private family to ulnui bo inuy go, are nil liable to heavy peimltles If they full to announce his arrival. Problem for Deserter. There remains the problem of the deserters who have miinnired to Dec ucroKs the boundiiry from one nrmy or iiiollii'l' mid of the liear-deserters, those who have come here wllli the lierinlssion of their respective govern ments, and then have declined to re Uirn. Swiss law piescrlbes that these deserters and refracllotiurles, as they are called, cnatiot lie forcibly deported. There ure In Switzerland now, It Is estlitiiiteil, between WW nnd I'.ihki nf these gentry. Not all of them are had citlxcns. Hundreds of them, at least, are gainfully occupied and are living model lives. Others an unde sirable to the point of being oiit-mid-otit criminals. Figures for (Icnevn iilonc show that out of 70.000 foreign ers among Us 170.000 population, 1,3.10 ure deserters .mid 2.-IIK! refriictlonarios, while In Zurich these figures are ex ceeded. The agitation for the utilization of the man power represented by the de serter and refnictliiniirles is so strong (hp! It wilt surplice no one to see steps taken to luciirporate the majority of them Into a civilian service of manual labor In agriculture. - LAW VIOLATOR IS FORGIVEN Man Who Droke Game Law When Child Say Ho It Now Study ing for Ministry. Ciiluuilmi, lml. Fred II. Khleis deputy fish 'miiiI game warden, has for given n violator of the law. Resides, the statute if limitation may have vinuethliig to do with the affair. Fillers has received u lei tor from Nampa, Iduho, Iroia Wlllurd Iski'Ii;:;, The writer says: "When I lived mar Hartsvllle, nt the age of seven to twelve years, I wont uelnlug with u crowd of men when It wan against the aw. I almi disobeyed the Snni'lng law, ix'i'liiips olliei-s In Hint line. I ask you hero to forgive me. If there are any ilunucs yon want me to pay let me know, (bid has really saved me ami I nm siiitl.vlii!,' fur the ministry. I did these thli eleven to fifteen ycaii ago, Where will you spend eternity'.'" A TWICE-TOLD TALE. One Miiirrtl to Our Kexulcra Oood soar bear repeating, and when It I i on firmed after a long lapse of tliiic, even If we hesitated to 'believe It at first hearing, we feel o ore in accepting It truth now. The following experience of a lirant I'ubs man Is confirmed after three year. A good friend stand by you when In used. (Irani Fata people tell bow Doan' Kidney Pill bav stood the test. Mr. Trefren endorsed Doan'e over three year ago and again con firms the story. Could you ask for more convincing testimony T W. A. Trefren, 731 Highland Are., Grant !. ays: "I luffored for a long time from my back and kidney and never found anything that would glra mo much relief until 1 bean using Doan' Kidney Till. Tbey strengthened my back and eased th dull pain that had ettlcd In it across my kidney," (Statement given Marrb 24. 1913.) On March 20, 1916, Mr. Trefren said: "I am still a itrong booster for Doan Kidney Pill, for I don't know of anything their equal for lame bark and kidney trouble. Tbey always do me a wonderful lot of good whenever I have to take them." Price 60c, at all dealer. Don't Imply auk for a kidney remedy get loan's Kidney I'llli the lame that Vr. Trefren has twice publicly rec ommended. Foater-Mllburn Co., Props , Buffalo, N. Y. HHICHESTilR S PILLS 111 AUiafcfl ill Ah U 111 a mm. k (Mrvtl M latftl , H Mri I. A 1 ft tit t 4a SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHCltfi I. ;,'.- ta;.s i i. tu'i.rl i-vi'leiiil; Is In tic rlbt pinie i.inl bo forgives bllli loc -ji iillnc. I.'ill' is ileellnes to ii'iswi r the qucMloii about where he iie iiiis lo speinl eicrnliy. BERLIN BUTTER RATION BBS car aW jfteW--s.'Ajrsl line ounce of luilier i- week is the tu I i u for I lie population of Kerliu. Our pi' tore Miowx one ounce of builer, alien! the qiiuiillty muMiincd by t ti'j a venire Auierlciin ut u meal. I j rrtsstnj Scents. T!'. - .... ii:is a pleasing per fume, tin! tic i'..ji- Is liuitatod to ier fcitlen v. i'li.i.U u;!:u the llower ut ull, because It Is ton !:ir;.v to niflcerate with succcsw. So the inagnollu per fume is furnished by n mixture of ornuge flower, rose, tuberose and vio let essences, which make a fine "ex tract of magnolia." Indian leqion grass likewise gives "extract of ver bena." With the rose as a founda tion and a dash of verbena, the per fume of the delicate and fleeting "sweet-brier" Is obtained. Knclopea at the Courier. Pain Here is a message ta suffering women, from Mrs. Kathryn Ldwards, of R.F. I,). 4, Washington oiirt iiouse, "i jz. tint glad lo tall, D.id have Jj iuiu many women, wnai 1 suffered beiore I knew of Cardui and tlie great benefit to be derivedlrom (his remedy. - A few years ago I became prac tically helpless . . TAKE Tiia Woman's Tenlc "I was very weak," Mrs. Edward3 goes on to say, "and could not stoop without sintering great pain . , . NotlnW seemed to help me until I heard of Cud ul and be gan the use of it crraHimlti ivni.H i my strength ... 1 am now able fo do all my work." If you need a tonic take Cardui. It is for women. It acts gently and reliably and will probably help you as it helped this lady. All Druggists DDll , . i - u i 4 T -'-" n . j EH i 3 F IrlH Classified FUJI BALK O. k C. GRANT LANDS Blu prlut plat uowlng land In Jotepblno county, 11.60. Addiee A. E. Voorbles, Grant Paa. tf DEALEIW la borsea, muloa, cattle, wagona, hacks, buggla. baroea and saddle. W bar a variety of all klnda at all time. If yon have anything to tell or exchange, or If you want to buy, come an '. tee u. W will treat you rlgbt. All our llvaio k I put out under guarantee. Red Front Feed and Sato Stable, Corner Sixth and V treeta. Tlmmoni, Prop. Phone FOR SALE Oood modern house, cloae In, north aide. Inquire No. 2333, car Courier, 28tf PIANOS, Lew and tecond-hand for rent or (ale on aaty monthly pay ments; fliat year' rent to apply on :'jrchao price., Itoircl'.'i Music and Pboto House. 86 I HAVE FOR 8ALE or trade all kind of work, driving and saddle horse, wagon, bujgle, harnes and saddle,, or will buy your. Come and tee me at Brownie Hampton' Feed and Sale Stable, phone i2-ll. Roy HIgginm owner. Also one 4-room bouae for aale cheap or to trade. 87 FOR SALE CHEAP Eighty acres Lit the Apple-sate i.iiicy. New Hope school district. About 25 acres under the Murphy Irrigation ditch. 144 iliarea of water goes with the ImH Thl. I.n4 will Ha mni.'.' cheap for cash. Why rent? The federal government will loan you halt the money a long time at low interest. Address E. M. Austin, Route B Box 62, Modesto, Cal. 88 FOR SALE Recleaned seed wheat; Little Club, $2. 15; Jenkins Club, 92.25; Washington Hybrid No. 143, $2.50; Marquis,, $2.50; also Beardless Barley, White Oats, Al falfa Seed and all Grasses and Clo vers. Ralph Waldo Elden, Cen tral Point. ' 66tf VOn RKNT OR SALE Irrigated farm plenty of water during the whole season. Inquire Jo. Fetx- ner, 755 North Eighth street. tf IX) R SALE Ciood six-hole range I with hot water front connections, $17; aluo selng machine and sta tionary tubs. E. A. Lagergren Foundry street. Third house west of city reservoir. .85 PIRE BRED Rhode Island Red set ting eggs, $1 for 15, on sale at The Rochdale. 06 FOR SALE New Singer sewing ma chine and canned fruit. Phone C03-F-23. S3 FOR gALE Horse, light hack and harness In good condition, also one Petalumu Im abator 216 egg size. Inquire 1114 Pine st'eet city. 37 QUALITY WHITE LEGHORNS Hatching eggs and baby chicks the kind that lay and pay book your order early now. K. Ham merbacher. Phone 606-F-23. R F. D. No. 2. 07 T RENT TRE.MONT ROOMS -Now under uianagment of Mrs. L. C. Arm strong; 28 clean rooms at 35c and 50c; special rate by ween or month; also light housekeep ing rocms. Would like your pat ronage. 40tf FURNISHED ROOMS Large, com fortable and convlently located. 411 C street. 86tf HOTEL OXFORD ROOMS for rent Large, well furnished, steam heat, hot water, bath, and all ho tel privileges. Very moderate weekly and monthly rates. 37tf FOR RENT Four-room house on Riverside avenue, large lot, place for cow. and chickens. Phone 208-L or inquire at 706 North Fifth street. 83 FOR RENT Fine Irrigated corn, grain and stock, ranch f three to five-year lease; plenty water; '60 acres In cultivation; 80 acres fine pasture; full equipment; - team, tools, hay, cattle, hogB, poultry, etc. About $600 cash. Also good used five-passenger automobile. Illinois valley, Josephine county, near Kerby. Good buildings. Ad dress Kerby, Ore., Box 95. 83 TAJTJ SERVICE win ik uiiNr; i a.m uny ana coun - try . Popular prices. Call Grants jTruin 2 lv. Waters Creek 3:00 p.m. rasa hotel, phone 396. Residence) , , . . 0 o t,. t,.,.,. ' "II trains leave Grants Pass from Phone 328-J. W. Q. White, Proi.jtne cornpr of G and EKhth streets. Grants Pass, Oregon. 86 opposite the Southern Pacific depot TAXI rhone 503 for taxi. Anv- where, any time. Cyclery. Paramount Adverttsins PHrSKTA.VS L.0. CLElll.Vr m D.-'nicUoi limited to dUeaee of tb eye, ear, not and throat. Olaataa flttadL nose and throat. - Olaiaae fittest. Office hour 1-1 1, 1-1, or on ap pointment. Office pbon, 11; resi dence phone I6I-J. H. LOi;i;HRlDOK, U. U., Pbyaiclan and aurgeon. City or eountry tall attended day or r.lsbt Reldnc phone 't9; office phone 182. Slx'b and II. Tuff llullding. A. A. W1T1IAM, M. D., Phyalclaa aad surgeon. Office. Hall Illdg., corner Sixth and I atreet. Phone: Of Ace, Ut; rectdenee, I88-J. Hoar. a. m. to i p. m. DR. J. O. MUlit" Pbyiiciaa aad urgeon. Lundbur; Building. Surgeon Utah-Idaho Sugar Co. Health Offloer. Officer hours, I ta 12 a. m. 1 to 6 p. m. Pbon 310-. StI DEXTIHT8 E. C. MACY, D. M. D. Flrat-clas dentlitry. 10tH South Birth treat, Granti Paa, Oregon. ATTOKSKY8 H. O. Norton, Attorney-at-taw. Practice In all State aad Federal Court. First National Bank Bldg. COLVIO k WILLIAMS Attorney-at-Law Grants Pus Banking Co. Bldg. Granta Pass, Oregon. E. 8. VAN DYKE. Attorney. Practice In all courts. First National Bank BuUClng. DURHAM k RICHARD, Attorneya-at-Law. Office Masonic Temple, Grants Pass Oregon. ' W. "t. MILLER Attorney-at-sUw County attorney for Josephine County. Office: Schallborn Bldg. O. 8. BLANCHARD.Attorney-at-Law Golden Rule Building. Phone 270. Grants Pass, Oregon. i BLANCHARD BLANCHARD, At torneys. Albert block. Pbon 236-J. Practice in all courts; land board attorneys. VETERINARY SURGEON DR. R. J. BE3TUL, Veterinarian Office In Winetrout Implement Bldg. Phone 113-J. Residence Phone 305-R. ' DRAVAGE AND TRANSFER COMMERCIAL TRANSFER CO. All kinds of drayage and transfer work carefully and promptly dona. Phone 181-J. Stand at freight depot. A. Shade, Prop. F. G. 1SIIAM, drayage and transfer. Safes, pianos and furniture moved packed, shipped and stored. Phone Clark and Holman, No. 50. Resi dence phone 124-R. THE WORLD MOVES; so do we. Bunch Bros. Transfer Ca. Phone 397-R. MVSICAL INSTRUCTION J. S. MACMURRAY. teacher of voice culture and singing. Lessons given at home of pupil It requeeted. Ad dress 718 Lee St. 851tf PHOTO STITDIO THE PICTURE MILL open dally 10 a. m. to 5 p. m. For Sunday sit tings call Mill 283-R or residence UO-3. 78ti WANTED WANTED To buy a second hand Iron wheel wagon four te six inch tires holding about 3,000 lbs. C. Shaefers, R. F. D. No. 2. 6tf 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 To exchange good six room house and barn on lot 100 by 170 feet on West G street, third from bridge, for modern small house and lot close in. Mrs. E. A. Wade. Phone 149-J. 84 The California and Oregon Coast Railroad Company TIME CARP Eff jotlveDecember 1, 1917. . Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday !TraIn l lv. Grants Pass.. 1:00 i. m For all Information regarding I"1"" "?.p"?eL?' e!v,f" f ?" ?! IIIO UlliLT Ut UIU UUUipHU, LUUUUUTS 99 building, or phone 131 for same.