Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, March 21, 1918, DAILY EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text1 : "PAGB TVO ' unLf'Wxnn uvea coc TIU KHM.tV, MAIUif Ul, IttlN. CJLY ROGUE BIKER COM r-ublUhed Dally Except 6aturday j X. B. VOORHIE3, Pub. and'Propr. 1 altered at tJPotoc.arantt Pw,, Or., a aexond elaa mail matter., ADVERTISING RATES Display pa, per Inch . lie Local or personal column, par Una 1 Oc Reader, par lin e DAILY COURIER ! By mail or carrlar, par yr....M.0 By nail or carrier, par month.. .10 WEEKLY COURIER By mall, par yr $l.B0 MEMBER i Stata Editorial Association Oragca Call j Nevtpapcr Puh..Aain. MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRJiSiJ , The Associated Preaa la eiciualvely antlUed to the u for republication of aU newt dispatches credited to It or not otherwise credl'ed In this paper and alto the ; c- aw pub Uihed herein. All rljhu ot republication of ipe elal dispatches herein are alto , reserved. . . , OREGON WEATHER ". r- f Rain, southeasterly gale. strong along the coast. ' NO NEED FOR ATTORNEYS The secretary of the treasury has announced that neither the soldiers, ' sailors, nor their dependents or any beneficiaries under the soldier and Bailor Insurance law need employ at torneys or claim agents to collect the Insurance; that the employment of uch Intermediaries Is unnecessary and Inadvisable and a needless ex pense. ... The procedure for the . presenta tion and collection of Insurance claims Is very simple and the proper - blanks can be secured from the bureau of war-risk Insurance In Washington. The name of the per son In the service who was killed or , Injured and the relationship which he bore to the person making the claim should be given. If further In formation or assistance Is required by the claimant the bureau of war- risk insurance will gladly furnish It. Circulars have been sent out by claim agents and attorneys offering to assist ' persona entitled to the benefits of this insurance In collect t log their claims. The "pension barks" who once thrived and fat tened under our pension laws, 'are Btfll a rank memory In this country. It was hoped that when they were legislated out of existence we would neve see their like again. Official Bulletin. A The first $3,000,000 day In the war savings stamp campaign was re- corded at the treasury department March 7. Sales of thrift stamps and war savings stamps on that day throughout the country set a new high record, though it Is expected that the three million mark will be topped double or treble that amount before the campaign closes. Sales in Oregon now are crowding the $2, 000,000 mark. Placing Oregon's to tal April 1 at the $2,000,000 mark. though It will probably exceed that there will remain nine months In which the state must Invest about $15,000,000 In war savings stamps if the $17,000,000 quota Is to be at tained by January I,' 1919. It will require a little speeding up, but It will be done. ' ; PKESIDKXT YYIIJtOX nIGXS XKW RAILROAD HI IX Washington, Mar. 21. The presl- dent has signed the bill bringing railroads nnder government opera tion and control until 21 months af ter the war. Our classified ads bilng results. SUN K. ST , Oranges and Lemons FMUUl'A GKAlK Kill IT IttllT 1.1 MON 11 AN AN AH KINNEY & TRUAX GROCERY ( I'M , 1 i QUALITY SECOND-HAND FORD FOR SALE Completely rebuilt and painted New tires $30O . ... . - ' i C. L HOBART CO. . in . BRITISH TO PUE'LISH OUTPUT AND LI London, Mar. 21. Figures on the shipping output and tonnage losses ot Great Britain will be published regularly hereafter, It was announc ed in the house of commons today by Sir Erie Geddes. first lord or the admiralty, during the ' debate on the navy shipbuilding bill. It would not be In the national In terest, however, to give the tonnage of losses up to date, the first lord added. ' The amount of tonnage sunk In the last IS months waa six million, said Sir. Eric, instead of 9,500.000 as the Germana claim. The tota) allied and neutral ton nage la now 42.000,000, Sir Eric stated, the fact that it Is at this fig ure being largely due to the new construction by the United States and the seizure of German ships. The output of new tonnage, con tinued the first lord, was very low in 1915 and reached its lowest point In 1916. This decline had been coin cident with the increased output of munitions, and before the intensi fied submarine war began Great Britain was 1,300,000 tons to the bad. 1 Statues for Bee-Hles. A iinliivnr In Silesia. Oermtinv. h" n eollectlon nf stntnes representing IMMlm! nnd ecrleslnstlcnl chiirncters till. Ii he prizes very much. Mfpalr.? figures f Moses, the twelve apostles ami undent digultarles stnnd solemnly in a row. . But the owner mixes busi ness with his fine' art. which the high et art critic ny never should be ilone. nnd ha fixed these figures n homes for the busy bees. There Is this record f bees selecting a stranger kind of hive thiio the solemn figure of Moses or Paul : "And he turned aside to see the carcass of the lion; and. behold, there was a swarm of bees and honey In the carcass of the lion." (Judges 14:8.) Christian Tlemld. . ARE BEING WARNED Portland, liar. 21. Millers who have been In the habit of disobeying the rules of the federal food admin istration by selling wheat flour at a reasonable figure and "soaking" the buyers of' substitutes must . change their tactics or there is trouble ahead for them. This is the gist of a bulletin Just Issued by Theodore B. Wilcox, chairman of the milling di vision of the food administration for the North Padfb coast. It Is the first time official notice has been taken of this situation.. " If you have anything to sell try a classified ad. . CHICHESTER S PILLS Id1fl Amk fnr PrMlat tot Hllla la Krd nd UM nnTli? bom, Mled wllk Rlua Itlbtna, Sua auer. Bar r rrar rar!.rt. Mkfn,t in. llVa-Trmr DIAMOND IIHANII PIM.,fer8 anknowBBit,Saft.A!vi RelliUa SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE FIRST . Building-up (or the Spring Attack at the Front is a good deal like putting the body in condition ior an Invasion of the germs ol grip, pneumonia or Spring (ever here at home. At uii wuia ui wiv year uiiar khuiv inffer from a condition often called finrinir Fever. Thev ' feel tired, worn out, before' the day is half thro. They may have frequent ; headaches and sometime "pimply or pale skin and white lip. The reason fur this is that during the wintertime, shot np with in doors, eaung loo mucn rueai ana too little green vegetables, one heap fuel into the system which is not burned np and the clinkers remain to poison the system a clogging np of the circulation with inactive liver and kid neys. Time to put your house in order. For an invigorating tonio which will Clarify the blood, put new life in the Doily, sparkle to wie eves, aim a wholesome skin, nothing does so well as a glyceric) herb extract made from (Jolden Seal root, Blood and Stone root, Oregon (trap root and Wild Cherry bark. This can be had in con venient, ready -to-use tablet form at ail drug stores, sixty, cents, and has been sold for the past fifty years as Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. By reason of the nerve feeding on the blood, when the blood is pure the nerves feel the effect, and neuralgia or other nerve pains disappear be cause such pain is the cry of the starved nerves for food. When suffering from backache, frequent or -scanty urine, rheumatio pains here or there, or that constant tired feeling, the simple way to overcome these disorders is merely to obtain Dr. Pierce's Anurio from your druggist. In tablet, sixty cent. - FAVORITE STOGIE IS DOOMED Long, 811m 8mok, Popular With Many Men, Soon Will Be No More,' Ac cording to Tobacco Dealer. A Cleveland tobacco dealer is hU thorlty for ttiu stbtetueut Unit stogies soon will be uo more. The wiir line knocked the stuffing out of them, or rather, It has tuken the stogies' stuff ing away to fill cigars of more aristo cratic: shape. Profit Is all but gone. Prices climb, but so also do the objee tion liicreuse ugulnst puylng the high er rate. Taken altogether, the chunces for the stogie are as slim lis Itself, snys the Toledo Wade. As virt saally all Cubans am roll clgiirs so was It once possllile . for miiny Americans Wldcs professional cignrniiikers to manufacture their .own smokes. Hospitable folk of the rural districts thought It the flue thing to' offer their guests cigars which hail been mndc in the bouse. The stogie was the lust of Its kind which could be suld to have an unprofessional ori gin, inuny thousands being rolled fy women nt their homes In periods of the day when household duties were light If now the- stogie Is to disappear, clgaraiaking In tills country will cease to hove even the slightest of the ama teur touch. This vunlshliig Is to be regretted, not simply because the stogie was a cheap smoke,. but also because It was picturesque. If fitted a certain type of Anierlcnn face. It went with long chins, long legs, bodies without super fluous flesh.' The man whose pocket were stuffed with stogies seemed to be armed against .lonesomeness and the power of anyone to "turn him down." Smokers of timid spirit never affected stogies. Sugar Prom Palms.' Sugar Is extracted from 18 varieties of palm that grow in Ceylon. GOVERNOR WITHYCQMBE .i , ; if the people of Oregon are ot the opinion that I have served them faithfully, 1 should be pleased to re ceive a vote of confidence at their hands.' The governor of the atate has the ar of th people. It is therefore In hi power to assist In creating and malntalulng a healthy public sentiment on the many subjects which nuke for community welfare. I have been mindful of this fact, have mingled with the people and have done all In my power to pro mote the development of the state, to bring about the construction of good roads, to emphasise the- Im portune of education and especially to maintain at white heat the de votion of the people to th great cause of liberty and democracy for whl.h the country la Ruining. If re-elerted I shall coin I nil to do everything I can to accomplish these end. Oregon ha given twenty thous and of her sons to the great world war. These men are the flower of our young manhood and we have no clearer duty than that of loyally supporting them, providing for their health and comfort and safeguard ing their morals. ' I shall continue to render them every service In my power. I'nder our form ot government the conduct of a foreign war devol ves on the President of the I'nlted States, who Is the commander-in-chief of th army and navy. I shall do everything In my power to assist the President In making the power of this country effective In the great world conflict. I shall particularly exercise every power and authority which I possess to promote a maxi mum efficiency la oar local Indus tries which are related to the war (lovermir James Wlthycomlm ' activities. No other duty Is so pros- sing, or at this time ao Important as llitt of winning the war. No sue- rlflce Is too great If it looks to the triumph of the forces battling for International righteousness. I shall stand In the future a In the past, for rigid law enforcement and. a cleaner and greater Oregon. Oregon is firmly committed to the principles of prohibition and equal suffrage and, while they are no Ion ger Issues In this state, I shall con tlnue to give these causes my full support. . Every legitimate phase of state development should be supported, but at this time when our coin try Is engaged In the most terrible war in the world's history the moat rigid economy In state expenditure should be observed. v We have state problems of great magnitude to be worked v out--for the Increase of desirable population; Tltt.t.tlA tAUTC I UUM1 1 T 17f l4 v& IUU Should Use TPS different from I other because more csre la taken in the making- and the materials used are oP higher grade. Blade Silk Stove Polish Makes a brilliant, inky pothh that does not nib oH or dust off, awl th ahlnela its toor Uoim a Ion as ordinary stov polish. Um4 on sampl stove and sold by tisrdwar and grocery dealers. Allwewalaatrial. UMltonyooreookttoee, fmr parlor iwt er jnor taa mtt, If roe don't And it Uie Seef mtmmm pa.t yrm evar oaad, roar daalar u aothorfiMf to p-fond naar Bona InaUt on Elaek 8Hk Won rollah. Hade la liquid or SMte-eoe qualllr. Black SUk Stov Polish Work Starttaf , Dliiwie the i'" s - :-... . I ' ' c 1 I IV. V XI WsJ VssbbI HIIOt"Mff ffvei KllMMf ON mrietara.atatepM-PrareMa reaMraj, C ana sew ft roralrnr, nbai l. HlMaeaqaalaaeoaaWoeMbUai.i I B . V - eVv ' ' 'Aeer' 1 W&yi tion of the Food Administration to utt mors fgttaklu) It' easier than you imagine. Just eend for Morie'e Garden Cuido for 1918. Written for the Pacific Coast. Tellawhat, when and how to plant flower, a well a vegetables. Write for your copy today. It's free. CCMORSE&CO. , 721 Freat Street fraatas) Marm't Stub mU h mm km h FbrMi, " Cwfftols, Cnacen anet AaraVar Mtnkmitt We Sell MORSE & CO. GARDEN SEEDS J. PARDEE fur th encouragement of manufact uring anterprlses; for th enlarge ment of flock snd tverd of. the best breeds; for the eradication of fruit peata and other destructive agoncles In orchard and farm; for th gen eral encouragement of productlve- nes In all lines of endeavor; for the careful, Intelligent handling of the several atate Institution and their wards, observing aa far ae possible the best tines of piodern treatment while at -the same time securing for these and for every department of atate business the closest possible economy. Domestic tranquility-and business confidence are Intimately related to the public welfare. I shall do all In my power to promote them. I note with plonaure the growing disposi tion of employers and employes to consider each other' right and to adjust differences ! discussion In a spirit of fairness and equity. The routine duties of th office will not be neglected by , me, but every effort wtlll be put forth to bring each branch of the atate ser vice to a condition of maximum usefulness. The efficiency of the service must never be sacrificed fur the sak of political advantage. I shall be mindful or the fact that I am the representative of the whole people and shall welcome suggest ions from any citizen to the end that the collective wisdom may be brought to bear on all problems. If honored by re-elortlon 1 shall continue to give the best that la In rhe to every branch of th public service. Lev In Flshdom. . This Is no "fish" story a the term Is usually referred to, but it I a etory ibnitt fish. Jim Foster, student of fish iffiilr. vouches for Its authenticity. , Jim hits a collection of big live flxh In a sninll anunrliinr In a down-town restaurant nnd fur 12 hour every night he watches them perform. "The flh are very nffertlnnnte,w d I'lnred the fish student. They nre pnod-tempered and kind toward one nn other. Bee those two largest flsht They nre 'married,' I guess, nr else In love with enrh other. They nlwnyH kiss ench other gnud night nnd nibble iiffectlonntely at ench other's months, Tho fetnnlo of the two never puts lior cold fins on the mule one's bnck. And In tho' morning say, It's niniHng to tvnrrh Hum ynwn nral stretch them selves." lt ml t Free Preys, , How Would You Tie a CamelT necniise of Its pecuiiiir mvn.vlnir nm Mn In 'nrilWiii' the ciimel hns been r-ullcd the' "shin of thr. desert." This title mny ulsn hinc smnn reference tit the extreme stunl-llty find pnssMty nf the nnlmnl. hl"h submits to grcttt Imidi, which it will often entry for 'n.vs nt it time vrlthnut stopping for food or drink, with no more urging 'linn n ship would require from the Imnds of Its pilot, any the Topulnr Science Monthly. The mnnnef- In chlcfi iho drivers bobbin the cntnels when lliey stop for n rest la Interexllng. They do not dejtend npon stnkes driven in the deep, yielding wind, but slmuly double buck nnd tie one of thn fore legs of the nnlmnl. so thnt It enn Ho ;lown or rise op, hut ennnnt move from 'he spot , ' , ' 1 Thoy Go ToGtnGr Of courssj ou Kav Food Aaminiatrv lion card in your window, , FImI It prove your willing nes to help con. erv th present food supply. Dut have you dons your part toward Inenoilnt th food supply) Ar yo carrvinff out the reeommendo W Kill That V Cold and Save Health CASCARA QUININE TW M raaaily reaeay la taMet fail eae. aura, aaey la lake. No ota eat no nnieaai Cureeraldatai 14 k das. Monavkatkl Miume vna t, To and Mr. I tV Hill' DMiare en II I l' S J MTaUKalatlta. Ai Amy Pnat Blare Thtifty.shrewd.care ful people make it a habit to read our clas sified ads , Do you ? These ads. are mon ey savers and money maters. Keep your eyes on them. Dally Thought Tint men and women Hint are lifting the world upward mid outward are those who eucournav morn than hh. clgfc. 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