Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, March 13, 1918, DAILY EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextAGR TWO DAILY HOGI B R1VKH COl HUH yWr.MtCHDAY, MAIU H III, ItMH GAILY ROGUE RIVER COURIER mbiuned Daily Except saturaay k. K. VOORH1E3, Pub. and Propr. Entered at the Postofflce. 0 rnu Pm. ' Or., Mcond elase mall matter, j ADVERTISING RATES j Display apace, per Inch ... lie! Local or personal column, per line 10c Readers, per line 5e DAILT COURIER By null or carrier, per year . M 04 By mall or carrier, pr month.. .50 j WEEKLY COURIER By mall, per year -11.50 j MEMBER State Editorial Association Oregon Daily Newspaper Pub. Aain. MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRKbi The Associated Preaa It exclusively entitled to the n e for republication ol ail newt dispatches credited to It or not otherwise credt'ed In thta peper and aleo the 1 ca". newe pub lished herein. All rl.thta of republication of i pe dal dispatches herein are aleo reeerved. WEIINKSDAV, MA1UH IS, ItMH ORKGON WEATHfcK f Pair, colder In the eastern portion tonight. Moderate southeasterly winds. HOW TO PAY YOUR INCOME TAX Pay your income tax. if possible, by check, money order, or draft. This is the -urgent request of the bureau of internal revenue. More than (.000,000 persons this year will pay an Income tax. The total to be collected under the war revenue act of October 3, 1917, in Individual Income taxes alone Is $66,000,000. The vast majority of these payments will be small amounts. If paid as requested it will avoid the necessity for the Issu ance of a receipt, and save much time and labor. Taxes paid to deputies who are visiting every county In the United States to assist taxpayers In making out 'heir returns are sent to the col lector of internal revenue of the dis trict in which the taxes are collect ed. Checks, money orders, or drafts can be handled without difficulty. Cash has to be sent by registered mall or by insured express. In the conduct of the war Uncle Sam Is beset with many difficulties. You can render one of his innumer able tasks less difficult by paying your income tax promptly, and by check, money order, or draft. From the Bureau of Internal Revenue. The war savings stamp organiza tion plans that every home in the state shall hear the message of thrift and of its particular application at this time in connection with the gov ernment's thrift stamp and war sav ings stamp campaign, in the hou.se-to-hoime canvas net for Alar.:h 19, Z, 21, 22 and 2.1. Ten thousand: volunteer workers throughout the state have enlisted for the work,' which is not to be a drive for mom; Ministers throughout the state will; give the campaign the "kli-k-off" on i Sunday, March 17, officially jiiocl.iim ed as "Thrift Sunday," when tlicv will preach and sjipak on thrift from their pulpits. "A thrift stamp In every home to stani) thrift In ewry home" will be the campaign !ognn. SI It.MAIil.VK Slli;i,f.S SUtVIVOItS OF SMIOOVKIt Iondon, Mar. 13. The unarmed Irish schooner anny Wignall was torpedoed and sunk by a submarine, it was announced today. The sub marine shelled survivors who v.ere picking up their comrades from the sea. J Buy Rice FOK THK 81 USTITITK WITH WHKAT HAH It IT KINNEY & TRUAX GROCERY QUALITY VI HAT For United Stales Senator V V- fr V, . a N. Slauflrld. Farmer, fttnckrnlMeU ami Hiudne. wan A man who do things. Who has nrrompllMifd something. Who know how to work and get rvwiilt. Who known Orion's iiecls re quirements and resource. Who ha the cerienct knowl edge and huititieM undcrMnndlnK. Who, at a state legislator for six ; year, nun already done much for I Oregon. , Whose republicanism I unquc. tloned and whose ability has been proven. (Paid advertisement by Stanfield i Committee, Stanfield. Ore.) I IS Los Angeles, Mar. 13. Twenty-, one republics of the western heml- sphere will subscribe to a new .Mon- j roe doctrine, embracing the cardinal principles already established and adding additional tenets, according to a statement here tonight by Dr. Alvares, secretary general of the permanent member of the court of institute of International Law and arbitration at The Hague. The new principles, Dr. Alvares says, will prevent the cessation of any territory In the western hemi sphere as a war indemnity to any European power and will prevent the acquisition of such territory by any curopean power for any purpose by any method. Dr. Alvares said the new doctrine was based on the Inter pretation of President Wilson's war message of last August as interpret ed by the American Institute of inter- TryKondon's for .he baby&cold (at no charge to you) ,V) W),W) Irnvp rurrl thd &.jwnt rtnxy. t'ur rhronlo atarrh, mtn iiiimi, (-.itiiihs. col'U, nnvf inu, now liliid, etc. VVriu u forumipIImfD try run, or t.uy t'llt at dr"Rnt'it. It will t"i"ftt jfi KOl'H timtn mom than It ens", or w piy nmaoy mok. lir trial can fre writ tu mm Hfl. CO., Miiitiruil. Mm. "1 It A IJ l . ..1. ; 1 J 1- .1 l I often leads to chronic catarrh nd 1 If catarrhal deanes-stuntmg child- 1 I II "n " menll sroivth, making tliem 1 appear stupid. 1 I f -JT Flour IS THK OXK HK8T M H-STITITN IT H I'l'ltK WIIITK uatloual la. lv representative ol each wtlein lepubllc form the instl tutiou, Kliliu Hoot aud Hubert Laus iug ue.ug Uie leadlug rvprrsvut.ithcs of the lulled Stales. F.VMOl t Ai ItOUH.Mt HAS .H ALL FKilllKll Ol T Uoalou, JUar. 13. Uouvral i'tr soiug ill brlug vlitoiy iu the war. TUU la the prediction of Dr. Ceo,- W. Smullwood, the uoted astrologer of this city, "IVrsliiug's birthday in September U, IstiO," he said. "Ills horoscope reads that he can control other thtuugh hia energy uud slienglh. He l destiued during 1S1 to mote with explosive rapidity uud to batter down all the defenses erect ed agaTust hi progress." Dr. Small wood said the, war aa caused by the conjunction of two great planets, Jupiter and one which he termed Herschel." IUIODK ISLAM) KILLft FltOHIIUTlOX MOV KM K NT Providence. K. I., Mar. 13. Prohi bition waa killed In tills state today by a vote of 20 to IS when party lines ent to smash. After nearly two hours of argument the Semite voted to postpone Indefinitely the ratifica tion or tne rederai prohibition am endment. i Koine, Keb. i. t Correspondence 1 j ' Klylug Co boys" is the popular title given here to l u I Sum' lirsl tlghtlng cuip In Italy. The Ameri can aciator. officer and atudeat located at a training tump In south ern Italy are frequont visitors In Koine and as they all wear the United j Stales srniy's x-rvlce hat, popularly k uoo here as the "cowboy" hat the) word lowluiy has been applied loi them. That these aviator are regarded a co boy was Illustrated by an In cident lth a cab driver that o cur- j red when a luily of them were on; leave In Home and went outside the city walla to see the Catacombs ol St. CalUtus on the Applan Way. W'henj the aviators got out of the cab near the entrance to the burial place of the early Christians, they asked the cab driver to wait, so he rnuld drlv them bark to the city. "Hut my horse can't stand the trip back with such a heavy load." he ex plained. "If war time and we haven't corn or wheat to feed him, so he's too weak. I've got a family to support and I must take good rarei of this horse. You cowboys ought to understand how it Is" J "Very well, we'll buy your home. won't we fellows." spoke up one of j the avlatora who had Just been paid! off. "If he's still alive when we getj back to town we will sell him buck I to you." While the proHltlon was made In all seriousness the driver, thlnklna he was about to be made the victim of some wild west trick, abruptly re fused and drove off with his plug leaving the "cowboys" to walk back. sriu tT-: ritwmTiox m INtUKASIVC NOlftlWr'.MT Aberdeen, Mar. 3. drays Harbor will be producing li.tniO.OUO feet ol airplane spruce monthly by June and the eutlre northwest about 12,000,- 000 feel a month, or sufficient quan- Royal Master Model Ten the ten-years-ahead typewriter And Why Does Big Business Choose the ROYAL? "Big business" is big because it is organized and managed for tomorrow, and next year and years ahead. "Big business" buys and uses Royal Typewriters Big business can't afford to have the "Trading-in" nuisance every so often in its typewriting department. Big business knows the leaking time when work is held up while typewriters are being repaired. Big business knows the time lost when operators have to "fight" their machines. Big business knows that the Royal is instantly adjusted to the personality of the operator, that the ROYAL has long life built into it, that tfte ROYAL does all a typewriter should do THE ROYAL writes, bills and charges, and writes cards without a single extra attachment, without a change, without a stop. Right there in your office the ROYAL will not only save you money in the long run, but will go a long way toward help ing you to make more money. It won't take mo:o th?n a few minutes to see the ROYAL vA to let it be demon tvr.t-d. 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You will also have the prhlloge of kissing the "lllamey Hlone" ami other stunts that are to be kept a dark sevret. The (iovernor'B reception will take place at H o'clock. The (rand Murvh and review will begin at tt o'clock sharp. Ilefrealiiuetits a la rnfetarln will he srrveil In the basement. Iiance music by the well-known Mahoney Orchrwtrii, We want you to come whether you live 10 mllea or lit in Mr frim here. Single Admission 50c HELP THE RED CROSS tlty to make pokkIMm the carrying uut of the government air program. This la the opinion of Uraya lUr- bor mlllmen aud loggers, who say that tho spruce. output Is, growing weekly. March I expected to w itness the ' heaviest s.iruce produ tltni. J r'ebrusry productlou Is nstlmsted ' between .1,000,000 and 7.000,0tio 1 ,0,,t- This Is double the output of January, which was almost 1,000.000 j t i- nveioues at the Courier, lliilhllllliiii: flWi'llii'l i'ii'iI 1 iL1l!' I