THURSDAY, JI NK Id, 1U1M.
DAILY MMCI BIVKS OOVMKB
PAQB THREE
GIRL HAS COUSIN INTERNED
14 H Wat Trying to Join tht Oe
man Navy.
There la ona enemy alien les at
larga In the country aa Uia result of
the patriotism of a lllunnrrk (N, P.)
girl. Krank Peters, allaa Peter linn
aen, haa (una to Kurt alol'herann, (la
for Internment In federal prison
rnmp Instead of doing hi lilt for (ha
kaiser aa a member of U-boat crew,
because Miss Mary Ilurkman wee cour
ageous enough to report him, even
thoiiith ha wai her own cousin.
Petera waa arrested aa ha waa about
to board Northern Pacific train on
tha first lap of hla Journey to Germany.
Ha had boated to hla cousin that ha
would noon ba back la tha fntherlnnd
serving on ona of tha kaiser! subma
rines. When lllaa Ilurkmnn aasured him
aha would not permit til in to leave
America for am-h a purpose, he. re
minded her of their blood tint, threat
ened her and declared aha dnre Dot re
port him. Thar waa a brief atruggle
In Ulna Iturkmnu'a hcurt, but It waa
ytry brief and her country won,
Don't Ilka KalMr'a Fact.
When tha War Mothers met In tha
aacmhly room of tha library at Red
ford, Ind., tiny found a picture of tha
kulser exposed no a table, possibly
placed there by joker. Tha War
Mother tore tha picture Into small
piece and then atnmpod on the bit.
Wbnt the women thought la not for
publication, but what thy anid would
make the eara of the kaleer and the
Joker burn.
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SHORTAGE OF FISH
DELAYS THE OIL
Scarcity Causes Curtailment of
Motive Power by Which
Mall Is Carried in Alaska.
Shortage of fish la Interfering with
the mall In Alusku. Oo account of
tbulr scarcity, tha motive power by
which the mall la carried In that cold
territory la curtailed. Ao abundance
of flub, according to a reHrt to the
poat office department, la eaarotlal to
tha prompt delivery aero the region
of Ice and anow, aud necessary UP
ply li not to ba bad.
The mall carrier out from Anchor
age, Alaska, wrote to the department
under the data of March 20, 1018:
"Your letter of February 27, 1918,
li at bund, aud I notice the late ar
rival of mall aa Indicated In earne,
The whole trouble la on account of
my dogs, I waa unable, and ttlll am,
to get flnh for thent aa It la not to be
obtulned In the country. The doga I
una oo thla mull are wolf doga that
have been worked on flnh all their
Uvea. It la al at Impossible to change
from a rich diet to cooked feed and
work them. I have done the best I
could to keep thla mull movlug and
have hud to atop and teat my doga aev
ernl tlmea while tho cm II waa In trans
It aa they would not atand It . . ,
All of tha lata malla were cauaed on
that account. ... 1 have man
aged, however, to keep thla end (Sew-
PLEASjES
WE PO
ard-Anchoruge) miming on echedule
time and belluva In a aatlafactory man
ner owing to the fuct that I am on
thla run myaelf, drive one of my own
teanta and I have been able to keep It
going aomehow. . . . The mall la
moving now better. Our doga are get
ting ao they atand up under cooked
food."
LEADING "ACE" IN
FRENCH AIR SERVICE
J
Lieutenant Fonck la credited with
downing hla thirty-seventh airplane.
He la the leading air fighter of the
French aviation corps and haa won
war decoration of every description.
tatuaa ef Great Man.
The fashion of triarlng statue at
popular heroea In parka and o.uare
haa prevailed for a long lime, and la
apparently nol Inning any or me popu
lar favor. v the Ave Maria.' It
would nol tie on prevalent, however. If
ft.mlnra ptnn were carried wit,
The great linden eomMier . wa
miilti-d on one dny by a delegation who
Informed hhn Hint a atatne of himself
waa tn be erected In white marble,
and that It would adorn the public
annnro nf Ilia nalal eltr. Tha artist
tnunlred how much the statue would
"Twelve thnuftaod franca," waa the
reply.
"Well." aald Roseinl, "give me that
euro, and on atate occaeloM HI ge and
aland on the pedeetal myaelf, a that
tattead ef mere copy you'll have tfc
orlflML"
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FERRYDALE
0. II. Griffin and Mr. Marlon
Orllfln were In Grant Pase Thura-
ay afternoon.. Mr. M. A. Griffin
nd Mr. T. J. Evefton returned
with them to (end a few Day In
tbl vicinity. '
Ml Muriel Downing arrived the.
tint of the week from Roseburg to
join ber psrenta, who have rented
tha 8. J. Taylor farm.
Mr. P. I Downing went to
Oranta Pass Tbnriday to spend sev
eral day.
Mr. and Mr. Geo. Britten and
family have moved tack to their
home on the eaat aide of the river
after (pending the winter on the
writ ilde to tend their children to
school,
J. L. Oreen left Saturday evening
for Woodburn and other northern
point.
Mlsa Myrtle Ford haa returned
home from Eugene where the baa
pent the winter In school. She wa
accompanied aa far aa Merlin by
Mil Velma Everton of Oranta la
and Mlaa Alice Turner of Klamath
Fall, who were alao returning from
Eugene.
MIr Leon Kobertaon called on
Ml Myrtle Ford Saturday evenina
I), a. RobertBon, wife, on and
Mr. Robertaon were calling on Mar
lon Griffin Saturday evening.
Mra. T. H. Overton returned Mon
day evening from Portland and vi
cinity, where be haa been vlelting
Mra. John McCalllater and daugh
ter were In thla vicinity ounuaj
evening.
Gertrude KoberUon, Deulah Hua-
ey. Mallnda Ford. Clarence rora
and Ray Neely, of Mapleton achool
Dim rid 17, all paaaed the eighth
grade eiamlnatlbna. Mra. Ielle Run
jran waa teacher.
Commercial Moral Lew In Japan.
tTilnn. for long centurle a highly
devetoied nation, haa an eluborate
code of commercial ethics. Japan, on,
the other hand, which la a nation com
paratively new to civilization, la not
w wriipuloua, wye a writer In Sys
tem. He conilnuee:
"In Japan they any a contract la
never a settled thing, whereas In
t'hlna It la absolutely binding. The
JtilMinese admit they have no tmdl
tlona in trade, and the average Jap
anese merchant la , firmly eimvlm-ed
that If he orders goods today, and the
market decllnea before they arrive, he
iloes perfectly v1;ht to refuae them.
lUnk In Japan recognlte thla trait
la Japanese rhnrncter. There la no
such tiling a lending money to a man
oa bis personal note."
Power of tha O.'d 8ono.
Oonililer the old oug. ' Iminilliite
ty all the thing that tiiHke up the
present xlleice fude Into dim ol
sctirlty nn. I for a while, for the lura
tlou nf the meNxIy ut leoat. we live tn
glory of tla ond Us ossocli.tion.
(U.e thins haa reiunineil the sume
nd thnt la ih- niu. The yenrs hiive
iniHte no chsiiKe In the beiiuty or the
iniiiuln of thnt. In the fuee of the
-iiiMTiinr rhanRe noil aetlvltles which
iiimiii tnnu'a existence and the world's
proirre. the oug hits n-tnuinetl the
"nine.
Vi'lih tln keen InalRht nf huinnn nu
we. nuthors hnve been apiirecliitlve
(f ike potter of the hnunting melody,
ii nd hnve uuide 1t the theme of !hr
-ork
1 Woman's Burdens
amltRhteneil when alio turn to the right
medicine. ' If hnr exlctencn Is mnde
gloomy by tho chronic weaknesses, deli
cate (ieriinKdiiciib, und fiainful disorders
thatatllk-t her sex. lin will Hnd relief and
enunripiilion from her troubles tn Dr.
Plivrce' Favorite Prescription. If she'
overworked, nervous, or " run-down." she
fliHln now life nnil atreimlh. It's a power
ful, invigorating tonic and nervine v. nli-h
wai discovered and used by an eminent
physician for mimy yenrs. in nil wises of
"feinalcomiliiints''and weaknesses. For
?'oung girls Just entcrlnc wnmanliood ;
or women at the critlnil"chniiR0o( life":
in bturln-'i"n sensn'.loiis. peritMllcal
pnlns. ulceration. Inlliiinmatiun. und every
kindred nllnient, the " Favorite l'nerlp
tion" Is the onlv medicine pot up without
alcohol limrodicnls on wrftiMr. Nearly
all driimits sell tho 'l'rtwrlptnC' in
llould or Uldets.
For free netllcnl ndvlre writn Doctor
V. M. Pierre. Unrtalo. N Y . or send 10
csnu for triul puckugo ul tublcw.
RoSKUtllld, Dbbuosi. " I suffers! somo-
tniiiH U'rrilne. had
displacement so tmd
thnt I ci lilii M-nneiy
stiind on ii. V feet,
iilso had lull., inani
tion. My keiul and
I'ikck nclied linxl und
1 mis weak mid nerv
oils. Mr lef-s nnd
feet acned would
hlont. nnd 1 was
troulded nil con.nl-
LV,i ;l pstioir. 1 li:ul n so-
11 ' I ti.nl. Iir ' I. ,i-,.u'.
' Favorite Proscription
V- luu, '''"SSiiiit I'elleW
w and lliev mnde me
well and strong. Then during middle life
I Aimln tisik these HM,llelnes .and mt
through so well was sirmiu and well !
Mbs. V Ii Moohk. N. Jackson St, .
.1 . XXs
Class'fiedj
FOIl MLB
0. 4 C. GRANT LANDS--Blue print
Plata allowing landa In Joaephlne
county. 11.60. Addroat A. F.
Voorhle. Craota Paaa. tf
FOR SALE CHEAP Three-quarter
ton truck, In good condition. New
tlrea. Churchill nod Maawell. tf
FOR SALE Cheater White pig, a
week old. i for fit. Henry Stt
ger. Box 4, Merlin, Or. ft
FOR SALE Ona aorrel borie,
weight, 1,169, good any where,
ten year old; one (Ingle (urrey;
one net axpreee harneii; one leaf
barrow, and one one-horae culti
vator. Boi ta, Three Plnai, Ore.
87
FOR BALE Alfalfa hay In the Held
one mile weet of town on lower
river road. R. K. Ron, phone
104-F-J.
FOR BALE A good piano In good
condition fdr $100.. Inquire at
111 North Eighth (treet.
TO RENT
FURNISHED ROOMS Large, com
foruble and conrlently, located
411 C (treet !'
PARTLY FURNISHED cottage for
rent, 60 feet from pavement, alao
nnfurnlabed cottage on pavement
ft per month. Inquire A. K Voor
bis. 2t
FOR RENT 81x-room house, 727
North Fifth treet. partly furnUh
ed. bath, aleeplng porch, acre of
ground, poultry yard and house
alao 4-room house, 221 Rogue
River Ave., aleeplng porch, poul
trv house, three fourth acre. Get
kev from Mr. Jennie Moa. 14
WASTED
WANTED to buy
two electrio Una.
Address Courier No. 867. 84tf
WANTED Two experienced apple
thinner, wagea 25c per hour. J
M. Branicombe. Rt. 2. Box 20
Phone 404-F-2. 85
LOST
LOST Small brown purse, contain
Ing 880 In currency. Finder leave
at thla office and receive reward
85
PHOTO STUDIO
THE PICTPRE MILL open dally '
a. m. to 8 p. m. For Bnnday a
ting call Mill 283-R or rnslrien-140-J.
T-
DKNTI8TH
E. C. MACY, D. Mv D. F1rat-ets
dentiatry. I0IH South Htrt
atreet. Grants Paaa, Oregon.
WAR
RAGES inFRANCE
TtynarMti MUST
rooaai int rl-.rslf mriv I
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a sgjCjGrant Land
Blue Print Maps
Josephine and Curry Counties
Jackson County' .
Both maps for $2.50 ' ' .
Printed from tracings made by M. J. Anderson Jr.
Mailed prepaid on receipt of price '
A. E. Voorhies
' Grants Pass, Oregon
Advertising
ATTOKXKYH
H.D7 ,ORTON""AttbrTeyat-liiaj.
Practice In all State and Federal
Court. Flrit National Bank Bldf.
COI.VIO A WILLIAMS, Attorney
il ljt, Oranta I'm Banking Co.
Illdg., Granu Pan. Oregon.
E. 8. VAN DYKE,
tine In all court.
Bank Rldg.
Attorney. Prae
Flrat National
. 8. BLANCHARI), Attorney-at-U.
Golden . Rule Building.
Phone 270. Granta Paaa, Oregon.
BLANCHARD A BLANCHARD, At
torneyi, Albert Bldg. Phone
2I8-J. Practice In all eourta; land
board attorney.
VETKKINAItY SUtGKOV
DR. R.
Office,
J. DKSTLU Veterinarian,
reddence. Phone 305-R,
PHYHK1.IX8
U O. CLEMENT, M. D., Practice
limited to dlieaae of tha eye. ear,
noae and throat Qlaaaea fitted.
Office hour 1-1 1K 2-5, or on ap
pointment. Office phone, 82; res
idence phone 251-J.
8. LOUGnRIDGE, M. D., Phyalclaa
and aurgeon. City or country ealla
attended day or night. Realdenee)
phone 268; office phone 111.
Sixth and H, Tuffa Bldg-.
. A. WITHAM, M. D., Pbydcla
and aurgeon. Office, Hall Bldg.,
corner Sixth and I streets.
Phones: Office, 118; residence,
288-J. Hour I a. m. to 4 p. nu
DR. J. O. NIB LET, phyilclan and
surgeon. I.undburg Bldg. Health
officer. Office hours, 1 to 11 1
m. and 1 to 5 p. nt. Phone 110-J.
PHOTO STUDIO
THE PICTURE MILL open dally 18
a. m. to 5 p. m. For Sunday alt
ting call Mill 283-R or reldene
140-J. - - ,
DKXTIHTH
E. C. MACY, D. M. D. F1rst-claa-dentlatry-
108H South, SUth
' (treet, Oranta Pas. Oregon. t
MUSICAL INSTRUCTION
J. S. MACML'RRAY. teacher of voice
rulture and alnglng. Lessona give
at home of pupil If requeated. AdV
dress 718 Lee street.
DFlttAGK AND TRANSFER
COMMERCIAL TRANSFER CO. All
kind of dray ge and transfer
work carefully and promptly done.
Phone 181-J. Stand at freight
depot. A. Shade, Prop.
F. G. ISHAM. drayage and transfer.
Safe, pianos and furniture
moved, packed shipped and stor
ed. Phone Clark t Hoi man, No.
50. Residence phone 124-R.
THE WORLD MOVES; so do we.
Bunch Bros. Transfer Co. Phone
S97-R.
The California and Oregoi
Coast Railroad Company
TIME CARD
Dally except Sunday
Effective May 1. 1918
Tr,sln
Train
1 lv. Granu Pasa 1 : 00 p.
2 lv. Water Creek 8:00 p. l
All train leave Grauts Paaa from
the corner of O and Eighth atreata,
opposite the Southern Pacific depot.
For all Information regarding
freight and passenger service call at
the office of the company, Lundburg
building, or phone 131 for same,.
........41-50
$1.50