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feTNDAY, JVLY al, 11S.
OREGON WEATHER ' -f
' fair; gentle southwesterly
4 winds. 4
,. BRAVERY .PLUS BRAIN'S
General Peyton C. March, U. 8.
chief 6f sUtf. reminded the West
Point .graduating clasa that Ameri
cana have no monopoly on personal
courage. ,lt Js.the commonest at
tribute vof mankind, he said, ana the
present war seems to bear him oat.
. a "All 'nations . have it. it U not
e.e dt, , apon , tradition, ancestors
or ia , ijgmeousneas of the cause
for whlah men. fight. The regular.
the olaaiecr,; the. drafted man, an
nave Kr"
It ISrMpttMOiicb, then, he argued.
for man Uke, thoae be was addreae
tag to t Ightttravery aad die gallant
ly. They, will find -that their asso
ciates, .from - whatever source, win
BTObaWy ahow no less courage. The
thing tat Is going , to win the war.
be told these- goung officers. Is "su
oerlor leadership , on our part.'
That te i say, ..we .must win by
brains. -i ; i. - , - , f .
i r . . f
It la a ovel Jtlsa for most of us,
that brains will toll more In this war
- than ' any xff ;tbe rcharacterlstlea we
.Instinctively regard aa -more heroic
.and admirable, "Yet when yon think
:lt over, It seems tree.
, We need not discount tbe fine
-dash and daring.ofiO.ar .troops, the
matchless "first courage" of the de
voted lads to -rbom -tbe war is
new, wonderful Adventure. Thews
qualities have intfr plaer, and a big
place It Is, ia a war where our vet
eran fighting irnflhers bub In ,dany
ger of growing weary ant "stale
Our t traditional . Araertcan energy
and ambition to excrl are 'likewise
important.. When all is said, bow
ever, itbe permanent, basic - aHUfer
ence between our troops and ttheir
foreign; comrades and foea win ftrob-
ably be found In the superior In
telligence and Ingenuity of the Am
erf cans' jtt tW great war' game.
, l i i i
,The reason we are Rare to win 1a
that, along, wjth the fresh , bodies;
and fresh enthusiasm, ' we bring to
old Europe a new kind' of 'brain
power, and "bring It In great qoan
tltles. It is the euperior brain, not
necessarily of our officers, aa Gen
eral Vareb seemed to suggest, but
of our average American fighting
man, that la going te beat tbe Ger
man machine and win the war.
OER. TBOOPSJOUIO PURSUE
.Continued from Page On. J
said this doughboy. "We got more
of 'em and got more souvenir? too,
after you have tried-
OUR COFFEES, TEAS, SPICES AND
EXTRACTS
We Can Count Tou as a Regular Customer
We Cany an Exceptional Line ot Guaranteed
Goods
KINNEY & TRUAX GROCERY
QCAUTY FIRST
than the bunch that came after us."
The cooks belonging to some of
the advancing units could not move
their field kitchens fast enough to
keep up and furnish the boys with
food.
"How'a things going?" asked one
of the cooka of a returning dongb
boy who had been wounded.
"Got 'em going faster'n hell."
was the reply. "I got a bunch, but
shell scratched, me and the doc
made me come back. Damn tbe
lurk."
"Why dont you alow down
enough so we can get some bot grub
up there?"
'Aw, we ain't got time to eat
when wa get tbe Dutchtes on tbe
run. Hard tack s good enough."
Another group, slightly wounded.
cursed the luck that but them out
of the fighting.
I asked a group of doughboys If
tbe tanks helped them any.
'Say, the tanks are all right, bnt
they've got to get some that'll run
If they're going to keep up with n.
he said. "We got miles ahead of
them this morning."
The doughboys declare universal
ly that they no longer have any re
spect for the Germans, except for
their running ability.
Gecman units which opposed the
Americans around Solssons, were
among the best of the 'kaiser
troops. ' Prisoners say , , the attack
took them nnawares. ' ' -
American ambulance units oper
ated speedily, following up the ad
ranee and rushing In the wonnded.
who are now happy la their "band
age. American hospitals were
quickly established In Chateans, In
woods and In tbe captured Vfllsgea.
NOTICE TO DAIRYMKX
Section 1, Chapter 141. 1117 Gen
eral Law of Oregon, read as fol
lows: "It shall be the duty of tbe
owner of any can, bottle, or other
container used In the gathering op.
"oottllng, storing, transporting, ship
ping, delivering, or vending any
milk, cream. Ice cream, or other
products of milk or cream, to brand,
stamp, Impress or mark upon each
container the name of the owner
thereof In a clear, distinct, legible
aad permanent manner."
The foregoing section Is bela?
violated by a number of persons snd
little attention has been heretofore
given for the reason that no 'one has
made complaint until recently.
Please adjust your business to
conform to the requirements of the
above quoted section of law with ' a
reasonable time and avoid prosecu
tion.
,, - , , . W. T. MILLER., -
lg , District Attorney.
WOOD BIDS WATTED
Notice 1 hereby givea that ' the
County Coart wiVI consider bids for
thirty-two (12) cords of body fir and
eighteen (II) cords of body oak
f oar-foot wood to be delivered at the
County Courthouse on or before Sep
tember ISth. 1111.
All bids must be fUed on or be
fore l o'clock a. m. of the 7th day
of August, 1111.
The apart reserve the right to re
ject any And all bide or award the
contract according to the best Inter
ests of the eotnty.
Br order ot the county court of
Josephine eovftty, Oregon.
B. L. OOBURN,
-1 County Clerk,
roe California aid Oregon
Coast Railroad Company
TIME CARD .
Dally except Sunday
Effective May 1, 1118
Train 1 Iv. Grants Pass.. 1 : 00 p. m.
Train Z Iv. Waters Ccedk 3:00 p.m
All trains leave Gaauts Pass Iron
he corner of G and Eighth at ret-la
opposite tLe Southern Pacific depot
,Tcr all Information regarJInj
frelfrJt na paesener service call r.t
tbe office ol the company, Lundbura
building, or phone 131 for same,
First Catarrh of Carts Bcteatiat
Carlstiaa Science servtoea arc held
every Saaiay, la the W. O. W. hall,
at 11 a. . Wsdaeaday ovaalag m sel
la gs at I o'clock. The subject for
today Is "Ufa."
Reading room Is open from I to
4 p. m. dally except Sundays aad
aolldaya. The public la cordially la
vlted to attend the services aad te
visit the reading roam.
tUwllq Cbarek
Mas oa Sunday at 7
II aad
:3I a. m.
Rer. Father J. 0. Vlea.
Church of Okrit
Bible school at 10 a. m., Dr. E.
C Macy, superintendent Commun
ion at 1 1, followed by sermon on
"The Revelation ot Christ to tj
World." Junior at 1:30, C E. at
THE FARMS!
Oar "second' line of defraxe" and the imwl Important-
The world munt have FOOD and our
farmers most produro It. Every' corner and road
side mast eventually take Its pUre In the pnxlur.
Mon area If we arc to aurreiufnlly fulfill our ob
ligation to oar Alllea.
Always eager to place the be In banking service
at the disposal of our farmer customer", we are
working band la hand with them toward a edy
aad rtotorioaa peace. We are ready to ! ym
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF SOUTHERN OREGON
Member Federal Reserve Bank
CRAY TUBES
Let Us Put A Diamond
Tube In Your Hands
VWI Put
wr y
Grants Pass
209 6th St ,
T. Evening aanrlc at I. Subjeot,
"The Revelation of Ohrlit to lit
Disciples." The ordinance of Chrla
tlan baptism will be administered at
the close or the service. A welcome
to all.
Chas. It. Drake, minister.
llotliany I'rrvbyterliut Churvh
Morning service at 11 a. in., sor-
mon, 'HKit-nnposoa nmnoiiiijr.
Kvening service at 8 p. m., aermon,
Gleams ot Ught From the West
ern Front." sunuay scnooi ai iv
a. m. ChrlHtlan Endeavor at T p.
m, Helpful, happy service of chris
tian worship.
I. Myron Hooter, mlnUler.
llnitNt Omrrh, .
Regular service at the usual
hour. In -the morning the pastor will
preach on the subject of "llackalld
rng." by special request ot tbe R
T. P. U. Popular them for even
ing discourse at S o'clock.
R. A. Pinch, pastor.
Newman M. R Church
Educational sermon by Prof. . F.
Von Ksrhen. of Willamette univer
sity, at the 11 o'clock service. Solo
by Marguerite Wlble. Preaching by
the pastor at the S o'clock service.
Special mualc. Sunday school al 10
a. m. Rpworth league at 7 p. m.
Melville T. Wire, pastor.
I'ltOKIOKMlONAI. llAKKIIAMi LH
XtX KKKF.NTIAIi tMXTPATION
Washington. July !. 'Profea-
slonal baseball was held as a non
essential occupation today by Sec
retary Raker. He also expressed the
opinion that draft regulations
should Include all persons engaged
solely In entertaining.
All kinds ot Commercial Printing
at the Courier Office.
n -. 3
WE Invite you to come to
our store for a test!
We want to put a Diamond
Tube in your hands, have you
feel the quality init, try to stretch
it, or give it any other test
Then you 11 understand why
Diamond Tubes outwear cars,
not tires, cars. You can put
a Diamond Tube under the seat
or in your casing and it will
hold its life for years. '
Even if you get a puncture, it
can be patched time, and time
again.
T
, Diamond
Diamond casing
Hardware Co.
GranU Pais, Ore.
11" ' n you bare tbe Ideal fare C
. Mil qipt
1 m l ' sjgw--r:. -.d-.v.-
iT n iiawiaaisaw. M
Classified
run MAl.K
roit BALK 179 Angora goal and
kids. Kor particulars address K.
H. Wise, K.rby, Oie, SHU
FOR 8At.K-T.nt, ttxlQ, and a It
toot wall, tor sale eluap. Joe.
KeUucr, D&5 North Klahth street,
phone 3S0-R. . Sltf
YXtil 8AI.K I 1 T model 5-iiauen-t
r Ford In (lood rondlllon, t'lyd
K. Xlles. Oilf
UARNKS I IX), twa Store Fresh
groceries; dry goods, general
slock merchandise; second hsad
goods of all descriptions. 401
South Mlxth street. A square dsal
to all. SI
FOR 8AI.K -Two good pack burros
and saddles at Red Front bara. II
FOR 8A1JC Teat house, surrey, 1-
II. P. gss engine with Merer
pump, riding orohsrd cultivator
bone grinder, Incubator, hand ci
der press, farm Implement, kit
chen ranger. Cheap. Mrs, C. E,
Sellsrk, Murphy, Or. II
FOR 8A1,B All kind of mlntug
machinery, Including mills, con
centrators, crushers, steam pumps,
10-h. p. boiler, electrical equip
ments, motors ami generators, air
drills and stopers, machine tl
blower, water wheel, redwood
tank and pulleys, wood and Iron;
miscellaneous assortment, Includ
Ing turn tables, shaft bucket and
large platform scale, classifiers
and sine shaving. Thla maehln
ery can be seen at the warehouse
of the Grant Pasa Hardware Co.,
or ran communicate with Mark
Whipple, Takllma. Ore. SI
FOR 8ALK One 1x10 donkey, one
I4ll donkey, one SxK don
key. Chci. A. II. IajuJ, Eugene
Ore. 1 20
FOR flALK Leather couch, $11.50;
oak chairs, 11. CO; library table,
It.fiO; folding burlap screen. 4:
dressing table with mirror and
dreaslng fhalr.fi $11; 10x13 rug
.$; heavy leather rocker, $7; roll
top desk, $17; electric fan, $7;
bicycle, $11, All above In good,
-condition.- Dr. Elliott's office. II
TO RENT
FOR RENT I -room house wlrb
bath and large gardea planted
101 Foundry street. Inquire op-
peslts, cr ' Mom reatlpg agency,
. Itf
FOR RENT Furnlihed modern 6
;9m cottage, gas. ' Inauir Best
Fuller Realty. OOtf
FOR ReNT' l-room house, almost
furnished, msdern. Large yard
tor chicken. Bleeping room oat
Id for three beds. Rent, $1.11.
Inquire Mr. Day, corner Fifth and
Evelyn. 37
NOTICE
NOTICB Uance and amusements
July 27, 1:30 p. m Leland, hotel
dining room (something differ
ent). For 'benefit or American
Red Crass. Taga 25 cents, In
' dude dance and supper, Amuse
ment Commutes. . 18
CHICHESTER S PILLS
SOU BT f YLSJI
it
Full Line of Auto Supplies
TIRES-A11 Sizes
VV.'.'! : ... . !t.-. f .!:-.
C L HOBART GO.
Grants Pass & Crescent City Stage Co.
' W. T, flreen, Ptopr. '
'" '' H. Glddlngs, Agent j , 1.
Big Pierce Arrow Cars Easy Riding
Office JoNcpJiIiio Hotel Mock
Tolciilieno 22H-J and 10
Advertising
MtnX'KIJiANBOl'S
TKTUKUOW numbing aad Sheet
Metal Works, 111) F street. II
STEADY JOB for printer la coast
town. Address Courier, Orewieal
City, Cal. Oitf
ATTORNICYS
II. D. NORTON, Atteraey-at-law.
Practice In all Stat and redsral
Court. First Natleaal Daak Pldg.
COLVIO WILUAVIS, Attoiaeya-
at-Uw. OraaU I'aas Baaklag Co.
Rldg., Oraau Pass, Oregsa.
B. 8. VAN BY KB, Attorney. Prae-
tloo In all court. First National
Bank Bldg.
0. 8. D1.ANC1IAIU), ttornsy at w
Law, Golden Rule Hnlldlng
Phono 270. Grants Pass, Oregon.
UliANCHARD a DLANCHARD, At
torneys, Albert Bldg. Phone
I3I-J. Practice la all courts; land
board attorneye.
C. A. 8ID1.KR. Attornjf-at-Uw, rN
aree In bsnkruptcy. ,Monio
tempi, Oranta Pssa, Or
VKTKRISAHY SllbOlceJI
DR. R. J. BK8TUU Vetarlaarlaa.
Office, residence. Phone lll-.
PHYHICIANn
U 0. CUCMKNT. M. I)., 1'taolic
'',.nii'. 1 ,( -or.
iioe anu .nnm. iv" f'tt-ii.
. K. ;'. hnu- H If. . j1"
KfilnniMit. Offlr iirr-, f:; t-ltl-uc
iiiMMi,' 3r,it-.v
4 LououniDnE. 11. d, Phniji
and surgeon. City or country call
attended day or eight. Residence
phon 3(1; office phone HI
Blxth and II, Tuff Bldg.
A. A. WITIIAM. M. D.. Physicist
and surgeon. Office, Hall Bldg
corner - Sixth ana I streete.
Phone: Office, 111; rldnoe
2 8 8-J. Hour I s, m. to 4 p. bju
DR. J. ,0. NlB-IJSYTPhyslclan aa
urgebo. Lundburg Bldg. Health,
officer. Office hours, I t It a
m. and 1 to I p. m. Phon 110-J.
DKNTIBT8
E. C. MACY, D. M. D. Flrt-laa
dentistry. 101 H South Sixth
atrect, Crsnt Pass, Oregon,
mOTO STUDIO
PICTURE MILL Will close for we
catloa: open about An gust I,
Watch for announcement, lltf
MIBICAL INUTUICTJOK
J. a MACMURRAY, tsaoher ot rolee
culture and staging. Leaaeu glvsn
at bom ef pupil If rsquested. Ad
dres 711 Lee street,
DfUTAGB AND TRAMS'- UH
COMMERCIAL TKANBTER CO. Al
kind of drayag and transfe
work earsfully and promptly doa
depot. A. Shad, Prop.
TUB WORLD MOVES; so do w.
Bunch Droa. Transfer Co. Phone-
- ii7n. .v-. '.....
P7 OTkSllAM, draysge aad transfer.
Safe, rfanos and furnltar
moved, packed, shipped sad tor
d. Phone Clark ft Ilolman, No.
60. ' Realdeace phon 1I4-R. '
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