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About Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918 | View Entire Issue (July 12, 1918)
Fit I DAY, Jl'I.Y'l'J. HMH. Oil EOGUE' RIVER COURIER Published Dally Except Saturday j A, E. VOORHIES, Pub. and Propr. Eaters! at poetofflcc, Qraata Pass, Ore., u second elasa mall matter. I ImAI CtnficTitYic Vsco Tread Wl lle-VVJ VIUIW III Decidedly Not arc vjuuu iire5r :v a w m IT 18 NKVK'll TOO HOT KOU A I'lONIO SARATOttA cwra salted pkaxits ' 8ard1mc paste ' raxdwhuola saudi n'ks CIUCN10 PIMENTO, CIIIIJ5 AXI) ROQITFORT CHEEK DO NOT rYIU5ET I.VNCH HITS 10c daily aoGti lurts oovmxn ADVERTISING RATF8 Dtaptay apace, per Inch.. e vocal-personal column, per Una 10c Headers, par Une - 5c DAILY COURIER y maU or carrier, per year... 18.00 By mall or carrier, por month.. .1 WEEKLY COJRIER By mall, per year $1.10 .MEMBER State Editorial Association Oregon Dally Newspaper Pub, Aasn. MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESo The Associated Press la exclusively entitled to the use for republication af all news dlapatohes credited to It r not otherwise credited In this paper and also the local newt pub- ttsh'd brlB. I All rlKb'.s of r "publication of spe-! Germany to do some sobor thinking, eUl dlspl .tones herein ere also reserved. KINNEY & TRUAX GROCERY wCAI.ITV VITrvt might even atop the sea-murders, though that la unlikely at thla state ot the war. It would at least force what few sober minds there are In fSS. :nd would prepare the Qerman nil 'era and people for the retribution jthey are certainly doomed to suffer for their Crimea. FRIDAY, JIXY 12, IBIS. a 4 OREGON WEATHER Fair; gentle westerly winds. a..... GERMANY'S HELL "We are going to win. or we are going to hell," said a capturt-d Ger man officer recently. The Atrocious Attacks tn allied hoapltali and hos pital h.pn corroborate this state ment. Germany, dubious of victory, till seek to win by piling horror on horror. It la a new and more hid eons version ot.tttw .w -h del- 'uerman government Is running amuck worse . than ever, 4,l. V - TMMaH It.lln. UgitOB. Germany la not going to win, that la eertaia. Germany la then deter mined la the elegant phraseology of the German officer, to go to hell. We are not speaking of Individual Oermaas, but. of Germany aa a po litical and economic unit. . The hell she Invites la largely In nr power. What kind of hell shall It bat That la a natter for careful elab oration, depending somewhat on the daratloa ef the -war and Germany's conduct from now on.. It suffices for the present to call attention to one articular form of retributive hell suggested by the New York Times. It to a great international boycott to be declared by allied governments, fter the manner of the British sea- men'a boycott. Some 260,00 British sailors, re inforced by v204,000 French sailers, have adopted a -punitive plan "in re- tlon of 15,000 non-combatant men." They have declared that for several years each new U-boat of fense adding to the length of the term they 'will not carry German goods ar take British or French Teasel Into a German port or tolerate a German on a British or ' French It is time now, -says the Times, for similar 'action by -ths statesmen f ths allied countries, "It la for them to formulate and aanetlon a plan of retribution to punish Ger many for her crimes on -the high seas, her violations of international law, aer terrible Inhumanities. To , talk of reprisals Is rain. They would react on innocent men in the dbdws oi ie cuciiij, nor woma tdoj be preventive or properly punitive. "The punishment shonld take the form of excommunication, isolation. deprivation, until the guilty nation makes amends and qualifies for re- admlsslon to civilization." K Is easy to agree with the Times that each action, If drastic enough would be "a powerful and . effective weapon." Xotlce of doe punishment BRITISH POISE Coolness Is one of the valuable traits of the British. A atory Is told of a British destroyer patrol that Il lustrated that coolness beautifully. A group of destroyers was Interrupt ed in Its business of chasing sub marines by a sudden German at tack from tha air. Things 'became pretty hot in that vicinity. In the midst of the heav iest work the commander of the pa trol received a wireless from one of the tlevt. t A dog had fallen over board and that particular dmtroyor crew wanted permission to laum-h a boat and rescue the little creature. Tho permission was Klven for thin Important work and the dog was saved without interrupting the rent business of ths meeting. . The Incident would make fine food for thought tor any Germans capable of understanding it. The comparative smallnesa of re cent French, British and American drives should not be allowed to ob scure their real value. The allien have taken Just about aa many pris oners and as much territory In the past three weeks as the . Germans took in their last big offensive, which started June 0. The allied po sitions are bettered too. Every little bit helps. Classified Advertising FOB BALK 'OR SALE Homo in Long Beach, Cal., food residential section. Would consider good Income pro perty In Grants Pass. Also an 90-aors fruit ranch- two miles north of Grants Pass. Mrs. 0. W. Hurray. O rants Pass, Ore. 12 TOR BALE 111 Aagora goata and kids. For particulars addresa E. H. Wis. Kerby. Ore. Sttf FOR BALE Tent, 18x59, and a I- foot wall, for sals cheap. Joe. FeUner. (65 North Eighth street, phone 210-R. Oltf FOR SALE! Two-cbolee Jersey cows. One Jersey-Holsteln heifer. Each bred to registered Holsteln sire. Cheap for quick sale. A. N. Par sons. . ' 01 FOR SALE Team weighing 1100 pounds each, wagon and harnea, cheap, D. A Jones, at Owl. Phone 172-J. ! HORSES for sale Good work horses. 125 and op; also good dry mill wood 10-Inch lengths $2.25 per tier delivered. Amos Smith. 10 FOR SALE 117 model 6-passen- ger Ford In Good condition. Clyde E. Nile. 05tf FOR 8 A LB Ford car In good run ning order, $100 cash. . Phone No. II.. " FOR RENT 6-room house, almost furnished, modern. Large yard for chickens. Sleeping room out side for throe beds. Rent, IS.60. Inquire Mr. Day, corner Fifth and Evelyn. 27 WANTED WANTED Four timber tellers at ones, bast ot wages. Apply A. L. Edgerton or C. W. Anient Oltf MUCELLAXEOl'8 WA8TB MERCHANTS Dealers la all kinds of scrap. Union Jnnk Co. 10 TETHEROW Plumbing and Sheet Metal Works, 10 F street. 28 PHONE. 172-J Ths Owl, firs fight ers' headquarters for day and night Jitney. D. A. Jones. 10 STEADY JOB for printer In coast town. Address Oaurler, Crescent City. Cal. . . , 05tf ATTORNEYS H. D. NORTON, Attoraey-et-law - Practices J all Stats aad Fedora' Courts. First National Bank Bid FOR SALE Stock, cattle, Including mUk cows, horses, and hogs, also 10 tona hay, I good -wagons aad - 2 seta harness. J. :Q. Rowlan, Wllderrllle, Ore. 11 FOR SALE at a bargain One sec ond hand safe; oae second hand typewriter; one second hand wag on. Canon-Fowler Ubr. Co. 10 FOR SALE Two grade Jersey cows and a fine 3-montha old heifer calf. R. K. Ross, phons 404-F-2. 10 FOR SALE Second cutting alfalfa bay in field at Rio Lado ranch. Win be ready to haul Monday or Tuesday. Two miles west of town, lower river road. Phone Geo. Seebact, 606-F-ll. BARNES A CO. Cash Store Fresh groceries; dry goods, general stock merchandise; second hand goods ot aTl descriptions. 400 South Sixth street. A square deal to all. 31 TO RE XT FOR RENT 0-reom hosts with bath and large garden planted. 2.00 Foundry street. Inquire op peeMe, sr Mom resting agency. 86tf COLVIG k WILLIAMS. Attorneya-at-Law, Grants Pass Banking Co BMg., Grants Pass, Oregon. e7 S. VAN. BTKB, Attorney. Prac tice la all courts. First National Bank Bldg. ' . O. 8. BLANCH ARD, Attoraey-at-Law.. Golden Rata Building Phono 170. Grants Pass, Oregon. BLANC HARD BLANCKARD, At- , tsrasya, Albert Mag. Phase 11 a-J. Practice In all courts; lend board attorneys. S. A. 8IDLBB, Attorney-et-Law, rsf tree la bankruptcy. Masonic temple, Graata Pass, Ore. VETERINARY 8VRGEOX DR. R. J. BB8TUL, Veterinarian Office, residence. Phone I0I-S. PHYSICIANS U O. CLEMENT. M. D., Prastlc limited to diseases of the eye, ea: nese aad . throat Olasset flttet Office hours t-12, 3-5, or on at polntment. Office phone, 12; res idence phone 350-J. 9. LOUGHRIDOE, M. D Physicist and surgeon. City or country call attended day or night. Resldenc phone 361; office phone 182 Sixth and H, Tuffs Bldg. FOR RENT Famished modern I- room cottage, gas. Inquire Beat Fuller Realty. OOtf A. A. WITH AM, M. D Physlclac and surgssn. Office, Hall BldV corner Sixth and 1 streets Phones: Office, 114; residence 28 W. Hours t a. m. to 4 p. m wm J 'im War Has Multiplied the Value of Good Tires Never were cars so necessary both in business and domestic lite. Never was their continuous and economical use so imperative' Never was freedom from tire trou ble and tire expense so absolutely essential. The rapidly growing demand for United States Tires prove their war time worth. Thousands of motorists each week are turning, to United States Tires to : get dependability and economy. United States Tires last longest and carry you farthest at least cost. They enable you to make the most of your car passenger or com mercial nou when it Is more than ever a vital war-time necessity. There Is a United States Tire for every possible need. Our nearest Sales and Service De pot will tell you which ones you should have. , i sat. We have four Second Hand Fords for sale 1 at prices from . u to Look them over---they won't last lone C. L. HOB ART GO. DR. J. O. NIBLBT, Physician ana surgeon. Lundbarg Bldg. Health oBeer. Office boars, I to 11 a. m. aad 1 to t a. m. Phcae 110-4 DENTISTS B. C. MACT, D. If. D. Flrit-class dentistry. 101 Mi South Sixth street, Orants Pass, Orsgsa. PHOTO STUDIO PICTURE MILL Will close for ra- catlon: open about August 1 Watch for announcement. Oltf MUSICAL INSTRUCTION J. 8. MACMURRAT, teacher of rolce culture and tinging. Lessons giren at home of pupil If requested. Ad dress 710 Lee street. ' DRATACTB AND TBA.NSi-tit COMMERCIAL TRANSFER CO. Al kinds of drayage aad transfe work carefully and promptly done Phone 181-J. Stand at frclgh depot A. Shade, Prep. THE WORLD MOVES; so do we. Bunch Bros. Transfer Ce. Phon 207-R. F. G. 1S1IAM, drayage and transfer Saras, ifanos snd fnrnltur fflorM. Dll-kpfl ltlliina.1 unit aim. I r , 'ff-wm mmui, ed. 1'hons Clerk at Helman, No CO. Residence phone 124-R. I i DEFECTIVE MI The California and Orec't Coast Kailroad Company TIMB CARD Dally except Sunday BffectlTC May 1, 1118 Train Train 1 it. Grants Pass.. 1:00 p. m 2 ir. Waters Creek 8:00 p. m Wsehltirton. July 12. Official re ports efcow tbat John Purroy Mitch- ens deatit snparently resulted from his failure to attach his aafetr belt. There Is no evidence to show dofeo- jtlve parts on the machine, a Oution- All trains leave Grants Pats Iron be eorner of O and Eighth streets pposlte tie Southern Pacific depot Vol' all . Informatlvn regarUlui irelfc.'tt n passenger service call the otlli-e of the tammuf, Lnnd jiir building, or phone 111 for' same. 5 AIM CAP PLANES BY CHICHESTER S PILLS TMiiM. nu. - - - V Ask nwftinJilATIrM an Mara kamra m awmt. iiMlb ui.a. SOU BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE Waahlnjrtqu. July 1J, rivo Am erican airplane!!, which went on a bombing expedition to Coblenta, Germany, hare failed to retnrn, Oen cral Pershing reports. Berlin re ported yesterday the caetnre ot these fire American airplanes nadi their eriws. ,
