WKHSFNDAY, MUU1I 11. IOIM
' KAII T HOOlT. WVHl roi iiikii
PACE THTUQI
Second-Hand Ford Cars
Bought and Sold
C. L. HOBART CO.
AERIAL OPERATIONS
ON WESTERN FRONT
l.otulull, Mar. II -- An official 1 1 tr
im' lit no aerlul operations a)a:
There haa heon poor visibility,
but over 600 bomb nave been drop
inl on eldlnga end ammunition de
pot ( Aulnoyo, noiil hnitt of Mau
lifiiMD. and other depute south of
Yelcnclennea. eoutheast of ('moral
ami south of Doual.
"In th air fltchtln ln enemy
lunchlnc were brought don and
nvwn others aore disabled; a Oer
nun olmxrrallon balloon aUo
brought down In flume. Two British
machine ar miming. In night bomb
IliK 200 bomlia were dropped on aid
Iiik anil a iimnltlona dump northratt
or HI. Qurnlln. Tim enemy nlo
dropped a few bomb during 'he
nUltt. but lout a fouri'td machine
which landed In our line, the oc-u-tM
n la being taken prUonvr.
"On Monday we made the third
dwyllKht rnbl on Germany l f n
daye. On t hi occasion factories. Ms
llona and bairaike at CoblctiU wire
attacked and over a ton of bombs
were droird. Hursts were arm on
all thr objective, rsnlng two fire,
and a hit on n building In thr tooth'
wet corner of thr loan irestetl a
very la rue etploHlon. Few enemy
tnarhlnra were encountered. All our
machine returned safe."
RAILROAD BILL HAS
' WuMliliiKtmi. Mar. 13. -On a point
of order that conferee on the rail
road bill haa violated the new aenale
rule prohibiting Insertion of ihw
provlhiona, the aciuilo today retiiriu'd
Ilia bill ti l onforonce for ellniliiutlun !
of the aectlou llmlllog the poer o!
atate to Incrrnae Uxe. Vlc-rei!
dent Miirahall ninlntalned thr order.
THAT MORNING LAMENESS
If too art lama every morning,
and Buffer bUddof Ilia, thar moat
b a oaute. Ofun It'a weak kidney a.
To atrangtbea the weakened kldneya
and avert mora aertona troablea, aaa
Doan'a Kidney Pills. Ton can rely
on thla Orants Paaa womaa'a teetl-
mony.
Mr. Amelia Lmpke, 402 P 8t.,
Grant Pa, aay: "I ran not tell you
how much I uttered from rheumatic
pain. There were time when I
eould hardly get around aa I waa o
at Iff and lamn. At night I laid awake
for hours on account of the pain,
whlrh went from one part of my body
to another. I got up In the morning
feeling io atlff and lame that It wa
all I could do to keep up. I tried
many rheumatic medicine and alio
liniment, but without getting the
llghtett relief. Doan'a Kldnoy Fllle
helped me from the start and almoat
before J knew It I waa free from tbe
trouble.".
A Iter Rtatemrnt
On March 20, 1916, Mr. I.empke
aid: 'What I have ald In my form
er statement regarding my experi
ence with Donn's Kldnoy Pills Is a
fact and I am glad to confirm It
whenever anyone aaks me."
Price 60c, at all dealer. Don't
Imply ank for a kidney remedy get
Doan'a Kldnoy Pills tbe same that
Mr. I.empke haa twice publicly rec
ommendfld. Fosler-Mllhurn Co.,
Prop., Buffalo, N. Y.
boA 'of aiiiE VAMlLbONS
Z' THtiKiE-'s ON5.
USt Mr, A.T rWMB.
n demand! tgrhapi
se
MOW' jr fr-
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IS STILL UNBROKEN
WaahlrtKton, Mar. 13. Rumsnla's
llrlt will be loyal to Hit allios, des
pita any peace forced on bar by Ger
man y, waa the atatemrnt of Ituman
lan delegatee Issued In Homo and
cabled to Ibe Italian euibaaay here.
The United Btatea government In
common with Kutnanla la thoroughly
lnensed al the Austro-Usrmsn peace
(arms Imposed on Rumania.
Tbla thought waa made clear at
the atate department here today
when a cablegram from Jy waa
announced saying that the Human
lana point out the terma were "vio
lently Impudent" and contradictory
to atatemnnta of the Merlin and Vi
enna parliament.
Tbn Koverniucnt la particularly
iiirpriKod at the. Austrian tallica, lu
uain iirli a they cnlnclile with Car
niany'a ruthlm dUrcKurd fr the
rlKhta of amull nation.
Thla new feellnK on the pail ol
the Kotrriiini nt in taken to inn
that the government will not again
make overture to Auatrla while ahe
la In her present mood.
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READY FOR DRIVE
Nu Yoik, Mar. Amcrkau
aoldlera In Frame are now ready to
block a liftman uffQiiKe. Von 1 1 1 it -dinbtir
baa delayed too I11114 Mi
pluii for rl' Iiin it hi:' drlvtf
early till year.
(lenrral Perahlng at I.irI la In po
rtion to make America' power pluy
a tliu'latve part In checking any ef
fort of tho (lermana to break throiinii
th' wet.
The American oversea troop tuive
reached tho ntaxo where they nin he
called upon Inaluntly for rvl on
a major defi nalve acale. Tho Increaa
lng fieiitency of American mid and
the conalantly enlarging xoctor held
by General Porahlng'a force ilenion
itrato ronclualvely that the prelim
inary training period haa been left
behind and the Americana are now
true craf lumen of tho trenchra.
Von Hlndenburg no longer haa any
terloua chance of amahlng through
tho we: line.
I'mlor the power of the Veraallle
military council as Initiated by the
American, general staff, It Is poiwlble
for the troope of any nationality on
tho went front to be moved to new
Hector.
Left-Handtdnese.
At least one huiouu being In fifty la
left. -handed. This Is tbe minimum ce
llmate. Some authorities suy four In
fifty. W. Franklin Jones declares that
4 per cent of the race are born left
handed, but about three-fourth of
these are converted by training Into
more or Iras Imperfect rlgbt-hnnders.
On tbe other hand, about 1 per cent of
thr rncc, though born rlght-hnmled, Is
trulni'd to use the left hand because
of accidents to tbe right. Scientific
American.
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SLAVS FIGHTING
Petrograd, Monday, Mar. II. Id
conaeqiiance of the departure of the
government eomiullnnere to Moa
cow, a special I'rtroirad military
revolutionary committee of aeven
member ha been formed, with leon
Trotsky a prealdent. Another com
mlttee of 10 member, representing
the council of rommlaalonera, alo
will br formed with M. Inotleff. a
lnlne adherent, aa prenldrnt,
The neutral legatlone have decided
to remain In Petrograd. The (ler
mana advancing on Odraaa are Alert
ing with determined realatance all
long the Blnhodka-Trnamenka line.
The typhua rpldemlo In retrograd la
Increasing. .
The anathema agalnat the llolalie-
vlkl pronounced by Dr. Tlkhom, pa
triarch of all Ituaala and metropoli
tan of Moscow, waa read In all the
rhurchea Sunday, Report received
here aay that Auatrla la Isolating all
prlaonrra of war who have returned
In order to prrvent propaganda.
ntvi uaiT hvi(J him,
IIKI.P TO Wilt (iAKKKVH
Waahlngton, Mar. 13. How much
produce can be rained In the average
war garden In half a million yeara?
Klgure thla our and the aniwer will
how what the proponed davllahl anv
Ing bill will do to the kalr.'
Chailr lthroi Park, prealdent Of
the national war garden commlttalon,
In an appeal Monday for thr enact
ment of the daylight savin plan,
wrote to Representative Sim, chair
man of the buiiae Interatate and coin
mt'ite roinmlaalon, saying:
"Thla bill will give 10,(100,000 war
ganlurra n half million year of extra
lime thla year to grow home-produced
food. In tbe name of liberty
rive tho ar gardner thla ritra hour
of daylight."
I'l I.I.MAX COMPANY
CHAMUM ;::itMA. NAM KM
I'hoenlx, Arln,. Mar. 13. Charle
Korrlck of I'hoenlx today la credited
wltb being the man who canned the
Pullman company lo change the Ger
man nnmea of more . than 100 of their
a'ccplng rara to aomethlng purely
American.
Korrlck objected to riding in a
Pullman car bciirlnn the nnme "Mle
mark." lie vol ed his objection to
the Piillmun company In a letter and
In return wa told by Richmond Dean
vlrr prexldi'tit of thn company, that
throuKh his protvHt It had been found
at least 100 car bore dlntlnrtly C,r
mun name, but that order had been
Immediately tanned to hare "the
knlser kicked out of the service."
TTitifty.shrewd.care
ful people make it a
habit to read our clas
sified ads
Do you ? -
These ads', are mon
ey savers and money
makers.
Keep your eyes on
them.
VAN UJON.MS ASV6U I
ronnovy oj K'-
to Kfttf MS A. iccw
INUTFJ
"Cured!"
Mrs. Cui Griffith, of
Evcrton, Ma, unless "1
lullered lor three yrnrt
with various female
troubles. My life vat a
miwry. not able
to do Hnytiiing , . , bear
ln(( down :.nt In my
back and lim' t.and head
ache . , , and nerv
ous. Dr. racom-mendedCardtiiioine."
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TAKE
TI18 Vte's Tonic
"When I w.-.s en the '
sixlll bclils", t!.c conlin
urs, "1 bc'i::n fctline like
t new woman. ,.l am
now t well woman . . ,
I know my cure is per
manent for it has been
three years since I look
Cardul." Thousands ol
women, now strong and
heallby, who once suf
fered from women's ail
ments, Rive Card-u-i the
credit lor their good
health. Try It, for your
troubles.
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Spanish C!eod in Cenquartd Races.
Spnln, In poliuilr.lng the new world,
nluny fiilluwnl ln- ,llcy ,,f wmllnK
adiller, hut few r no women. It
wn" the Inevltiihle rrult Hint In every
land ifiiirpiered by Spain tbe populu
tlon I to a mnaldernhlr extent nt
mlxwl Indian and Stxinlfh blood. Tho
In (Idle. Vubllvlii. one of the early
KpniilNh explorer ruptured sn Aran
eniilun chief. Mlcbl-Miilnnoco, and held,
him for raiDuim. The ruclnue of the
tribe offered WW Indian viri(ln for
the rcli-axr of the chief, and IhU of
fer waa accepted by the Ppniiliinl. In
this way originated the Chilean race
of today, although It hn fuibacqtipufly
been modified pj acceilim of other
racial aim In.
The Great Crises.
Tbe grt-at crlea of life are often
like a bolt out of the blue of n sum
mer day; there Is not n moment for
preparation. In such crliien ull that
a timn h:i been doing In the wny of
preparation midilcnly bear fruit. He
often net liihllm lively ; he dm that
which he la III the hnhlt of didng and,
het-iiUHe ho Is in the hnbit of doing his
heat and ull bis Instincts prompt blm
to put forth the best that Is In blm,
he svlsvs tbe golden niomei.t and
dors not dlwcover until afterward thut
It was golden. Hamilton Mable.
Calling carda at the Conner.
The California anf! Crs
Coast Railroad Compan ;
TIME CARD
EftectlveDeceniber 1, 1917.
Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday
Train 1 Iv. Grants Pass.. 1:00 p. m
train 2 lv. Watera Creek 3:00 p. m
-Ml tnlns teavo Grants Psss from
tbe corner of O and Eighth streets,
opposite the Southern Pacific depot
For all Information regarding
freight and passenger service call at
the office of tbe company, Lundburs
building, or phone 131 for ssme.
M IH( KLI.A N EOjnS
RED FRONT Livery.
THE RED FRONT Livery. 413
South Sixth street, has changed
baud and will hereafter be con
ducted by the undersigned as s
feed barn, 0c per day for each
ni.li,,nl .,t....n ..a til
I nullum, pmiuiiiiKD ruin urn.
j nccounts previous to .March 9 are
! to be handled by II. Tluimoim. R.
I B. Rsber. 04tf
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balfm
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IS lONUi -TR,p-UEL Y I
I rt DEMAND. 1 VSy
Class'ftecJ
KOIl Htl.K
D7C OiANfLANDaBlue"j)rin
plats showing lands In Josephine
county, ft. 0. Address A. K.
Voorbles, Grants Paaa. tf
KOIl BALE Good modern bouse,
close lo, north side. Inquire No.
2331, csre Courier. Zfttf
FOR BALE Reclesned seed wbest;
Utile Club, IMS; Jenkins Club.
$2.25; Washington Hybrid No
H3, S2.&0; Msrquls, f 2.1.0; ao
Deardleis Barley, Wblto Oats, A.
fulfa B'vii nod sll Grssses and Co
vers. Ralph Waldo Eldon, Cen
tral Point. 6tf
KOIl KENT OR SALE Irrigated
f.irm plctiity of wlcr Uuriuj; ibe
whole rwson. Inquire Jo. Fetz
ncr. 75S Vorth Eighth street. tf
y;.M.lTV WHITE I.KGHORNS
Ilj'clilug ca sod Laby chick-
tbe kind that lay and pay buil:
. r or.I. r early- now. K. Ham
morbacher. Phone 608-F-J2. R.
K. D. Nu. 2. 07
FOR SALE OR WILL. TRADE
Five-room bouse and three lots
In Glendale for cows, calves, goats
or automobile. Roy Kelley, Wolf
Creek, Ore. 10
POIt SALE OR TRAl)EOn7draft
mare, '6 -years old, weight. 1,400
pound, in good condition, and
has a reliable dlspoxltlon. If In
' forested, call or wilte, George Al
len, Waldo, Ore. 08
FOR SALE One road trader and
k wheel scraper; Inquire of J. T.
. Tuff. 824 East E street. . 09
KOIl SALE Oak flat top double of
fice deak; oak roll top typewriter
desk. 7 drswers: oak 4-drawer fil
ing system; 7 large book caxea.
fir, oak stain; revolving ofll e
chair; large fir cabinet oak stain,
containing shelving 1 and coat
iloaet; blank cabinet 15 drawers.
20 compartment. Inquire ut of
fice or house. A. C. Hough. 08
TWO-YEAR old Jersey heifer, fresh
soon, for sale at $45. Will make
a dandy good cow. Phone 801-K-
12. 11
Tl RKNT
TREMONT ROOM 8 Now under
managment of Mrs. U C. Arm
strong; 28 elean rooma at 35c
and 50c; special ratea by week
or month; also light housekeep
ing rooms. Would like your pat
ronage. 40tf
FCRNISHED ROOMS Large, com-
' fortable and ronviently located.
411 C street. 8Ctf
HOTEL OXFORD ROOMS for rent
Large, well furnished, steam
beat, hot water, bath, and all ho
tel privileges. Very moderate
wetkly and monthly rates. 37tf
PARTLY FURNISHED cottage for
rent, 50 feet from pavement, also
unfurnished cottage on pavement,
$8 per month. Inquire A. I? Voor
hles. 92tf
FURNISHED housekeeping rooms,
one block from postofflce, for rent,
reasonable. Apply 621 D St. 11
FOR RENT Four-room furnished
cottage, 709 South Eighth street.
Also Six-room furnished house,
713 South Eighth street. Phone
327-U 10
DENTISTS
E. C. MACY, D. M. D. First -els
dentistry. 109 H South Sli
street, Grants Pass, Oregoc.
CHICHESTER S PILLS
,"N A.I. r"r Ori.f .1.1 ttK
WJTi I'lllala K.S Mfl UolS m,.llKV'
-J,n lKit, Mainl na Mue Rilo. VX
Tttk tlarp. flu mt tM
PlAJKII IIK.lt riUAriiill
jmnkixywnM Ikit,ilt.Alw.vReltaH5
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS IVERYWNERE
But it wasn't exactly
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Adverting
WAXTTD
WANTED Usn for sswnmllliaa4
logglag camps. Mills and cam pa
will operate throughout the win
ter. Steady work. Good condi
tions. For full particulars write
Weed Lumber Company. Weed,
Csl. . 5tl
WANTED Junk, old iron, rubber,
sacks, raga, auto tires, old auto
mobiles, copper, braas, sine, lead,
hides, pelts, furs. Tbe beat price
. In town for everythlnc In oar
line. Union Junk Co. Phone It.
14
WILL. bUY platinum In smsll Iota
- for tssh. T. W. Crueller. II
Ml KIC.IL IXKTP.l tTlOX
I. ? MACMCRRAY. teacher of volee
cnlt'ire and singing. I.easoni given
st home of pupil If rqoeted.' Ad
dress 71S Lee 8t. ISltf
fHlMltLt.s
L. O. CLEMENT. M. D. Practice
ltmlicd O dlseaies of tbe eye, ear,
nose and throat. Glasaee fitted,
nose and throat. Glasses fitted.
OlT.cs hours 9-11, 2-5, or on ap
pointment. Office phone, 12; resi
dence phone I6I-J.
i. I.Ol hiiRIDCE. . D.. PhyslcUo
and surgeon. City or country cslts
attended day or right. Residence
phone ";9: office phone ISI.
s vh a-. d if T-.rr it iiM'nsv
A. A. WITHAM. M. D., Pbyslclso and
surgeon. Office: Hsll Rldg., corner
Sixth and I streets. Phones: Of
fice, 11; resldeaee, 288-J. Hours.
9 a. m. to 4 p. m.
DK. J. O. NIDLEY Physician and
surgeon. iuodbor; Building.
Surgsoa I'tak-Idaho Sugar Co.
Health Officer. Officer hours. to
12 a. m. 1 to 5 p. m. Phone
J 10-J. ' IStl
ATTORN ET8
H. D. Norton, A ttoraey-at-law.
Practice In all State and Federal
Courta. First National Bank Bldg.
COLVIG t WILLIAMS Attorneys-at-Law
Grants Pess Banking Co.
Bldg. Grants Paaa, Oregon.
E. S. VAN DYKE, Attorney. Practice
In sll coorta. first National Bank
Building.
DURHAM A RICHARD, Attorneys-at-Law.
Office Maaonle Temple,
G rents Pas Oregon.
O. S. B LA NCH A RD. Attorney-at-La w
Golden Rule Building. Phone
270. Granta Pans, Oregon.
BLANCHARD 41 BLANCHARD. At
torneys. 'Albert block. Phone
236-J. Practice In all courU; land
board attorneys.
VETERINARY SURGEON
DR. R. J. BESTmrVeterlnarlaa.
Office In Wlnetrout Implement
Bldg. Phone US-J. Reeldenee
Phone 106-R.
DRAYAOB AM) TRANSFER ,
COMMERCIAL TRANSFER CO. All
kinds of drayage and transfer
work carefully and promptly done.
Phone 181-J. Stand at freight
depot A. Shade. Prop.
F. O. ISHA1I, drayage and transfer.
Safes, pianos and furniture moved
packed, shipped and atored. Phone
Clark and Ilolman, No. 10. Real
' dence phone 114-R.
THE WORLD MOVES; ao do we.
Bunch Broa. Transfer Ce. Phons
397-R.
PHOTO STUDIO
THE PICTURE MILL open dally 10
a. m. to 5 p. m. For Sunday sit
tings call Mill 2S3-R sr residence
140-J. 78tf
FOUND.
FOUND Purse with money. Owner
can secure It at the Courier office.
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