Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, June 21, 1918, DAILY EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextFIUU.tr, JI NK 81, 1018. DALLY BOGVB RIVE (XM.IUKH PACK THRE3 1 4 Class:f ied . . . . J KOll BALK 0. A C. Oil ANT LANDS- -Dlue print Plata snowing land la Joaephln county, 11.60. Addie A. E. VoorhlM, areata Fes. ttf KOH 8A1.K -Hume In Unit lleach. Cel., good residential eotlon. - Would consider good Income pro- party In Orant Fast. . AIo an ' 10-aer fruit ranch two miles north of Oranta I'ass. Mra. 0. W. 'J Murray, Oranta raw. Or. 1J FOR BALK l-horae Uam. weight, 1,600 each; now IK wagon and new I trailer; complete f roluht the outfll. Address E. Friday. Bel ma. Or, FOrTsA LFlf Tii'gore goal" and klda. For particular addreas K. H. Wla. Kerby. Or. 89tf FOR BALE Three burae. four eowa, three wagoni, two harrows, phonograph, two beds and other things. C. H. Gordon, Rd. No, 1 100 FOR SALE Tourist auto, lino, In cluding extra delivery body. Prut-o-llte tank, Atwater-Keni Uiullmi yati'm, and too! a. MUM ionM r r motorcyclo In good' e.inillt'nn In trade. C. I Houaer, Wet Foun dry atreet. Wion 350-J. & FOR BALE At a bargain One 12 room houae, with concrete base nient, one acre of fine garden, lota of water, and a fine lummer re tort, rloae to good Bahlng and hunting. Aluo 40 to (0 head of good eowa, ateera and calves, all on good range. , Address P. O. Wax TJ4 or Phnn 117. 5 FOR BALE or trade A email com fortable houae, 4 blockt from the postofflce, on a good residence atreet of thla city, one-fourth acre of ground, fruit and ahade tree, berries, ample room for rhlcken park and garden; spring of pur water. For tonne addreaa O. A. r-aulseraud, 171 Kaat Main Ft., Aahland. Ore. IS T HKVT FUJI Nl 3 1 IED ROO M SLarge?coin furtahle and convloutly located 411 C atreet. tr PARTLY Ft'KNISIlLD cottage for . rent, SO feet from pavement, also unfurnished collate on pavement M pr month. Inquire A. K Voa1 hie. 2tf FO it'll KNT Six-roomhou 7, 7 2 7 North Firth atreut, partly furnish ed, bath, alerplng porch, acre of ground, poultry ynrd and house; also 4 -room house, S21 Rogue River Ave., sleeping porch, poul try houae, threo fourtha acre. Got key from Mr. Jennie Mo. 94 FOR RENT O-ruom house with bath and largo garden planted. 209 Foundry street.. Inquire op posite, or Mos renting agency. Hit WANTKI) WILL PAY ensh for good small quart prospect, rich In gold. P. O. Dox 167, Rogue River, Ore. 97 MAN WITH A TEAM wanta work. Address II. Cameron, care Murphy stage, Grant Pnaa. 93 POSITION wanted by all-muni .r ok, ramp, restaurant or hotel. Room 29, Oranta Pass hotel. Ho WANTKD Uerry plckora We must have 100 womon and young folks, beginning first week In July, to pick our loganborrles. Good wages. A pleasant outing assurred. Houses here to live In, or truck ' will take you back and forth. , Applicants may call on Mies Dost ' at the office of Iaaao Rest, 206 North Sixth atreet, nnd loar nnrne and address. Write County Ctub ,' Orchards, Merlin, Ore., at once, or . phone 600-F-2. 92 WANTED Cook for berry pickers For about three weeks In July, we want a woma to cook for berry pickers. Prefer person who has some utehtlta she can furnish. ' Good wages. Address Country Club Orchards, Merlin, Ore., or phone 600-F-2. 92 The California and Oregor Coast Railroad Company TIME CARD Dally except Sunday Effective May 1, 1912 Train 1 If. Grants' Pass..' 1:00 p. m Train 2 It. Waters Creok 8:00 p. rn All trains leave Grants Pas froti ;he corner of U and Eighth streets jppoalte the Southern Pacific depoi Fi" all Information regariliu freight and passenger service call a the otOue of the company, LuudOurt building, or phone 131 for same. Advertising . MIH KLLANKOfH WABTK Mh'ltCHANTtt Dealers In all klnda of scrap. Union Junk Co. 10 ATTOHNKVa) l. D. "nOHTOnT" AUornVy-at iaw Practice In all Stat and Federal Courta. First National Dank Uldg COLVKi k WILLIAMS, Attorney. at-Uw, Crania Pnaa Hanking Co Uldg., Oranla I'aaa, Oregon. K. 8. VAN DYKE, Attorney. Prac tice In all court. Flrat National Hank Uldg. O. 8. I1LANCIIARI), Attorney-at-Law. Uolden Rule Dulldlng Phone 170. Granta Paes, Oregon. IlLANCIIARO k IlLANCIIAKI). At torneya, Albert Uldg. Phoiu I J 4-J. Practice In all courta; land board attorneya. C. A. 8IDLKR, Attorney-at-Uw, ref eree In bankruptcy. Masonic temple, Oranta Paaa, Ore. VKTKUINAItV Hl'lttiKON DIt. It. J. UKSITU Veterinarian Office, realdenre. Phone 305-K. rilYKKIANH ioT "c L K M E N T,M. D., PractTt limited to dlseaaca of the eye, ta: noae and tbroat. Glassea flttet. Office hours 9-1 2. 2-5, or on ai polntment. Office phone, 62; res idence phone 8S9-J. S. I.OI'OIIHIDOE, M. D.. Physician and surgeon. City or country calls attended day or night. Residence phone 369; office phone 111 Hlxth and II, Tuff Uldg. A. A. WITHA.M, M. D., Phyalclao and aurxeon. Office, Hall nidg.. corner Sixth ana I street- Phonea; Office, 116; realdence :-J. Hours 9 a. m. to 4 p. m IR. J. O. NIP.LEY. Physician and Burgeon. Lundburg Rldg. Health officer. Office hours. 9 to 12 a m. and. I to 6 p. m. Phone S10-J PHOTO STI DIO TUB PICTL'RK MILL open dally U a. m. to 6 p. m. For Sunday alt tings call Mill 283-R or residence .U0.J. - DKXTIHTS K. C. MACY. D.'.mT ' 1)7 "'F"lrat-eVai dentistry. 109 H - South Slxtr street, firanta Pass, Oregon. MIKHAIL ixsritt lTloN J. S. M ACM I'll TUY. teacher oTvotei culture and slutting. Lessons glvet at home of pupil it requested. Ad dress 716 Iee atreet. DIlAYAtiK AM TRAXSKKIt COMMERCIAL TRANSFER CO. AI kinds of drayage and trnnafe work carefully and promptly done Phono 1J1-J. Stand at frelgh depot. A. Shade, Prop. F. 0. ISIIAM, drayage and transfer. Safea, planoa and furniture moved, packed, shipped and stor ed. Phone Clark tt Holman, No BO. Realdence phone 124-R. THE WORLD MOVES;, so do we. Hunch Bros. Transfer Co. Pbont .397-R. Thiifty.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. CHICHESTER S PILLS l-rlW.l.r'u llmMnnJilra..' II. mi."" ".T.""" ... . ...... u.mu ri,i mini uh lilut H.i IMAMONO PIIUN.I I'll.LV'.' aa SClDBYWJUCGl'SIStitRVliriEW HOW ENEMY WOII AT SUUEllTlil Captured British Colonel Gives Description of Fight ESCAFES AFTER SIX EODS Acting Brlgsdler Otneral Held Behind German Lin Say Mist Defeated the British Fifth Army Knocks Down Two Teuton Guards and Than Makea HI Way to Inglleh Pe tition. It whs the IlrllMi Fifth army which let the (ienmin thrnueh townrd Ami en. For time the fuel were eome what oliseure. Much new material hn tieen ciillecti-d, and the authorities are now utile fairly accurately to recon struct It npiiiiiig singes. One of the most viilunlilrt stories Is that supplied by a colonel, acting brlitndler, who was temporarily taken prisoner and hud the unique experience of watch ing the Uermun advance from the Ger limn side for a pirlnd of more than alt hour. ficiiernl OniiKh. who wo In rom mand of the Fifth army, was relieved of this commend ss an unmirco.'tful genernl, but Buhaequent Infornintlon about the battle dues not show that any specific rhurgts csn be brought ngnltiNt him. From the facts now known It Is a tnnlHhlng, nt Hint the Fifth army fulled to hold the Gerinnns, hut that they were nMe to resist as they did. The men foucht Uke linns. Itenr gunrds dlel where they atnod to nave thi rst of their eomrndes, nnd the retreot this nrmy avomplllied hn b'en (Uncrllied a a "nilrnele." Lin Held Lightly 1 Men. Fir rcnn which nre not disclosed the line ef tlio Fifth nnny wiin lljrlitly held In ni';". but ktnAiKly In every artifice of modern defense. It was the niernunlcnl part of the defense which fulled or, rut tier, wns neutralized at the crucial moment. It,l not possible to go Into very prent rictiill, but the most serious of tho minor breaks, which occurred and thp one which developed Into the most liieimclnu'. wns thnt In flio nelthtior hraid of SL Quentln. It wns through this prlui'lpnlly Hint the Grrmnn forces poured. A few divisions of locnl re serves were thrown In, but thce were soon mopped up In the fighting with superior (Senium forces. Tn the report of the battle It 'will Jie noted thnt the reserves came to the rescue of the rrtrviitlng Fifth army. This wns not n chnnce happening de cided upon nfter the bnttlo heRiin. The bnttle itlxnoxttlcm o. the allied nrmles provided cenernl resen'es for the Fifth army. In point of fiirt these re-enforcement were delayed In coming up, which iiinUes the work done nnd the retreat of the Fifth nrmy all the more rcninrknlile. It wns between the brenk-tlirouith by General Von Hutler nt St. Quentln nnd the nrrlvnl of rv-enforrements thnt the nondescript forces of en gineers nnd laborer collected by Brig. Gen. Siuulemnn Cnrey saved the line. ' Secret of German 8ucc.es. The secret of the German success against the Fifth army wns -the ex traordinarily heavy mist which devel oped en the morning of the attack. Tho British knew the attack was tn preparation, and In anticipation of It had developed a most elaborate sys tem of traps nnd cross-fire srrange tnents, which were considered suffi cient to shatter any advance by the enemy. What perhaps the British did not know wns the exact moment when the attack would be delivered, and what they could not foresee wns the extraor dinary weather conditions which pre vailed. The British line of defense consisted first of nil of a line of outposts; In side of this was the carefully sighted bnttle sone, at the boundary of which was the Una of resistance. What hap pened on the dny of the attack wns that the Germnns effected a surprise by advancing right up to the outposts without being seen nnd by terrific weight of numbers rushed the battle aone tn which the carefully planned cross-fire which wns to wither up the enemy forces could not be used to ef fect on account of the blinding mist. The personal story of the nbove mentloned brigadier who wns enptured temporarily by the Germnns Is prob nbly one of the most thrilling of the war. When tho brlRndler hnd watch ed for some time In ndmlmtlnn, ns he admits, the silent. clockwork advance of the Germnns he began to consider what a pity It wns nt such a crisis that an nblc-hodled mnn should remain In forced Idleness. He wns being marched off by a couple of mcdlum-slxcd Germnns, whom he bunged on the hend at a propitious moment. They nnd oth ers were tip nnd after him In a mo ment. But he decided to make a'dnsh for liberty. Tils eye nt thnt moment lit npon a biasing dump which he made for, knowing the Germnns would not dure to follow. By good luck the dump did not ex plode while he wns nenr, nnd he sub sequently found his wny back to his own. lines. TKAIUKIW KXAMIATI')H Notice la hereby given tbai the county superintendent of Josephine county, Oregon, will hold the regu lar examination of applicants' for atate certlfl'atea at Granta Paaa In the county court home, 'as follows: Commencing Wednesday, June 26, 1919, at 9:00 o'clork a. m., and con tinuing until Saturday June 9, 1911, at 4:00 o'clock p. m. Wednesxlay I nirnmsi U. 8. History, Writing (Penman ship), Music, Drawing. Wednesday Afternoon Thyalology, Reading, Manual Training, Composition, Domestic S' tenre, Methods In Reading. Course of Btudy for Drawing, Methods In Arithmetic. Thursday Forenoon Arthlmetle. History of Education, Psychology, Methods In Geography, Mechanical Drawing, Domestic Art, Course of Study for Domestic Art. Thursday AfUinoon Grammar, Geography, Stenog raphy, Amerlran Literature, Physics. Typewriting. Methods In Language, Thesis for Primary Certificate. , Friday Foresjoosi Theory and Pradlce, Orthography (Spelling), Physical Geography. English Literature, Chemistry, Phy sical Culture. Friday Afternoon ' School Law, Geology, Algebra. Civil Government. Saturday Forenoon Geometry, Botany. Saturday Afternoon General History. Bookkeeping. Night WVk en Farm. Wartime farming method used is England to bolster up food production ore to be employed In Loke County. Ind., and the stillness of the Kniiknkee vnlley will emii be broken by the noise of trnctore nn I tho glare of heiiilliehts. .Ti!m A. r.nnfn, n Gary mid Crown Point bunker, today announced be would employ ilny nnd nlulit forces on his fl.MKMiere wnch below Lowell. I'lilly one tuilf nf this will be r'-crv-".! for corn, with rye suiipinntiiic Uniit. i'.f iiii.cii u'.nt lioiiM-ii kill 1;. :,.! o' :;. Rutter Wrapper printed to com ply with the law at the Courier. Don't Slow Up Advertising Now! Study your well. Be 3: Why Torpedoed Ships Sink. The committee poluled by the Council of the Institution of Naval Ar chitecture io Inquire Into th effect of explosion of mine and torpedoe upon the atruetur of men-bant ahlp Ond , that there are three principal cause of Iism. First, the exlatenre.ot forward reserve bunker partitioned off from the cargo bold by a noo-wa-tertlgbt bulkhead. A second cause of Una la th failure to close the water tight door In the engine room bulk- Best Paying Garage Business in Southern Oregon Including agency for one of the brut rare on the market. Owner will be called next draft. Write care box 819 Second Hand Fords $175 $300 $350 C. L. HOBART CO. Never has there been a time when the public has looked more keenly for MERCHANDISING NEWS than now. Never has there been a time more auspicious for the enterprising tradesman to secure HIS FULL SHARE OF TRADE than now. People must continue to eat, to wear and to use. The tendency la to cut out luxuries, and luxuries are only a rela tive small proportion of your buslnesa. For every luxury cut out you have a chance to Increase your movement of staples. How short-sighted Is the policy of reducing advertising evpense to ' "save money." You will only lose trade. Ton will only lose prestige. Advertise to Increase sales and make more money; don't cut It out to save money. . advertising as y:tu never did before do It wisely and Be prosperous and let the people know that you are prosperous. ' Success, waa NEVER achieved, by stopping advertising or by wear ing old clothes and talking pessimism. Wise - r - and Advertise! bead leading to th ahaft tunneL A third danger Ilea la the mala drela pipe, leading from the bilge pumpe tw the different compartruent, and paaa In through all watertight bulkhead, which are generally fractured In tor pedoed compartments. There shoul4 be noo-return valve on the end of these pipe. -The committee recom mend that bulkheads ahould be pro tected as far a pouible from flying splinters, at least temporarily, by using Umber or other suitable material aa apllnter-icreen. Scientific American. 'Medford, Ore. JL