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DAILY ROCUJI RIVBH tXMJRlkH MONDAY. AVUIMT til. lilt. GIN KXTIXMIOMI IX TBJE BRITISH ARMY RUOICKD Maacaester, Eng., Aug. It. Big tttl-carrd guns from Flanders a,r returned her (or overhauling ad repair. One, It wa noted, by a party ot Journalists Inspecting war werk In thia district, had been blown la town, the effect or a shell's pre mature explosion.' The remnant of the gun, had been brought her to that expert might determine what kad been the thell defect. AT THE MOVIKS "A Mutlent MdAketocr" Do you know that Douglas Falr banka enjoy the distinction ot be ing the first 'motion picture producer to be permitted by the l 8. govern ment to Invade the Navajo Indian reservation, (or the taking of "A Modern Musketeer," an Artcraft Plot u re? The Indian commissioner wii probably Influenced to tasue a permit In recognition ot Mr. Fair- bank' recent aervlce In the Uherty In the early day of the war faul ty sheila were responsible for a largejloan drive. umber or gun a being destroyed as When they ttarted to take the plr a reault of "premature. " 80 tnre the Indians were ramera-ehy for I PERSSNflL !2 LQCdL ' Mr. and Mr. Palsel, ot Leland. were Urania rasa vUltor Saturday. r Jacobion, ot Portland, wa In town today on business. "DJer-Klsa" toilet water Sabln haa It. , Si Mr. C. r , Jones, of Crescent City.' t IUmI Cwm IUm left this morning for Portland, where she will spend the winter. Mia Catherine Miller returned this morning from a week end trip to Medford. Red Cross need more kultter. mnch ear la now taken In the man-J a few days, but Mr. Falrbanfc soom 1,400 pairs socka due September 1st. ufaotur ot shells that the percent-; Ingratiated himself with them byiy0ll mugt knt tf age of premature ha fallen remark-! performing eccentric acrobatic stunts n Metsi-han, of Portland, spent ably low, the figure being only oneland they looked on hlra with awe Saturday visiting his brother, Frauk Takea New WtitM A. K. Casa, who haa been employ ed In the Josephine County bank, has been appointed to, the position of assistant cashier. Tomorrow Is Eastern Star day at the Red Croa rooms, livery mem ber ot the Eastern Star Is urged to be present. ' to many hundred thousands. Our classified ads. bilas result National . Mazda Lamps IT AVINQ too little' light puts strain on chil dren's vision that they may never outgrow! Why not have plenty of light? -National MAZDA Lamps give ' three time the light ot old (ashloned carbon lamp without adding a penny to your light bill. R:?:2 Rirer Hardware Geo. R. Riddle. Mgr. ana admiration, lie iook nia com- vivtarhan at the Joseohlne hotel. pany or SO people and spent twoj .uM Mattle Guild, ot Merlin spent weeks In the Grsnd Canyon. . Here,the dy tn Grants Pans visiting with they lived In tents and had their j friend meala prepared by an old cowboy Ml Anglll college. St. Itenedlot cook. The menu Included such nn . m win in a nrt vp nf .l morsels as wild cat stew, mountain lion roast and untamed mule steak. In filming some of the si-enes In "A Modern Musketeer" the company undertook a strenuous expedition from the rim ot the canyon to Col orado river, a descent of 7,000 feet land a distance of more than 35 miles along a narrow, winding trait. I Magnificent views or the canyon are 'shown In this Artcraft Picture and It waa tedloua . work, among the clouds, 8,000 feet above the sea level, to show the canyon In all Its splendor. To hear Mr. Fairbanks describe the trip, one would Imagine the acrobatic star was trying to Im personate Burton Holmes. The story la full of dashing Inci dent of romance and we hope to have the pleasure of welcoming you at the Joy theater on Wednesday or Thursday to see this amusing. Inter estlng and educational film. CARII OF THAXK8 .We wish to extend our thanks and appreciation to our friends and rela tive for the kindness and sympathy and the beautiful floral offerings re ceived during the loss and bereave ment or our little son. :. MR. and MRS. W. A. McFAR LANE and FAMILY. . Returns From Portland Mrs. 8. Loughrldge returned to day from a trip to Portland. She was accompanied by ber sister. Dr. Lottie Flndley, of Kansea. who will visit with her tor a month. Mei Waited for logging, sawmill and box factory work Eight hour day Best of wages Good working conditions Healthful climate WRITK OR CALL IPO THE KLAMATH LUHBERMENS' AND LOGGERS' ASSOCIAIDN Main Street Klamath Falls, Ore. ..j'.iai,iii,it.,'i";. iii f i-jitiiiiiiiljijiMiii ucattonal work September 13. 1118 Address Rev. (i. E. Meier. Miss Clara Calhoun returned this afternoou from a week's trip to Port land. K. D. Brlggs. an attorney from Ashlaud, I aprndlng a few days In Grant Pasa on business. Miss Ruth Hathaway rvturned this afternoon, having spent the summer In Portland. Mrs. Dr. Grant, of Portiand, left Xhls afternoon tor San Francisco, having been visiting In this city tor several days. J. O. Wlllets. ot Keruy, spent the day In town, on his way to Torena, Ore., where he will teach for the coming year. Mrs. C. W. Courtney and son and daughter, returned this morning from Gold Hill, where they spent Sunday with Mr. Courtney. Next to a liberty bond, the best Investment you can make Is a col lege education for your son. Mt. Ange College, St. Benedict, Ore. Ad dress Rer. O. E. Meier. SS Miss Carmellta Pool returned last night from a two weeks' trip to Port land. She was a guest at the home of Mlssea Marie and 'Ragna AnensOn. Dr. and Mrs. Bert. Stone arrived from 8an Francisco yesterday to vis it at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Colvlg. , 1 ' Mrs. C. W. Wagstaff and daughter. Annabella, of Portland, returned to their home thla morning, having spent the past few weeks visiting Mrs. E. J. Hottenroth. JulKt Cnlkliw Hre -. Judge CalHIn. ot Medford. and Roy Oavia, court reporter,, are In Ursula Pas for the adjourned term of the circuit court. Ajpwy (tmnKrtt ,ind The aKency for the Oregon Journal changed hands Aug. 1. All money af ter that date should he paid to F.II worth Abel, Agent. IS Week Kurt Trip to Vlk . Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Cass aud fam ily, and Mr. and Mrs. M. Dunn left Saturday night for Waldo, where they ramped over Sunday. Irlv to IVrtUml Mux Rice and Frank Boon ' left yesterday by automobile for Port land. Mr. Rice goes to take a posi tion with the Huielwood creamery of that city. KulMa In Itwllo Hrrv Ice Nathan Gale, who enlisted In the radio sen Ice In Portland the last ot the week, passed through yesterday on hla way to San Francisco. Mr. and Mrs. Gale, of Merlin, were In town to see their son. Ankle Crushed In IUI Floyd 8anders, nephew of.C. F. Cardwell, had hla ankle crushed se verely Saturday In a hay baler. ' He was working on his uncle's place near Wlldervllle when the accident occured. Ijeave for Fort Taylor News has been received from Port land that Earl Browne, Earl Smith and Claud Haswell have been trans ferred from the Benson Polytechnic school In Portland to Camp Taylor In Kentucky. Five Iave on August 27 A call has been received for five men to be sent to Camp Lewis Au gust 27. Those that will go are, Marlon Lee Darnell!, of Murphy; George Earl Young, of Kerby; Ivan Howell, ot Grants Passr Pastier Bishop, ot Selma. and Edmond Cbas. Eggea, of Bandon. Lratrw for Klamath FbIIm Mr. and Mrs. Geo. R. Dickinson left Sunday night for Klamath Falls, where they will make their home. Mr. Dickinson haa been asslstsnt cashier In the Josephine County bank alnce Ita organisation and now has accepted a position aa manager or the Empire Wholesale lumber company In Klamath Falls. Hr. IjiulUen Honored Mr. Elmer T. Ludden and son, Beanett, were the honor guests at a delightful dinner party given at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Clark, Saturday evening. Mrs. Ludden spent the day In Grants Pass, leaving on the night train for her new home In Salem. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. N. F. Macduff and children. Mr. and Mrs. C. IL Woodward. Mrs. Elmer T. tAidden and son, Bennett, and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Clark. COMING KVECTS Grants I'axH People Picnic Over 50 former Granta Pass peo ple met at the Laurelhurst park In Portland Saturday night to have sup per together and renew old acquaint ances. After, the plcnlo supper speeches and toasts were made by A. C. Hough, Roy Bartlett, A. B. Cor nell, R. Thomas and R. L. Coe. These picnics have been such a success that they will be continued, throughout the summer. Aug. 19-Sept. t Josephine county teachers training school. Aug. 19-24, Frlday-Wednesday National U. A. R. encampment at Portland. aept. 9 Opening of city schools. Used Car Barg'aiins One 1918 Chevrolet, run only 800 miles - Cheap One 1916 Chevrolet, fair condition - - $375.00 One 1916 Dodge, fine condition - . 675.00 One Model C-25 Buick, just overhauled - 400.00 J. H. DEWISON Am Closing Out My Bnsraesr. These are Bargains NEW VOlMf COVUfTY AUKNT'H NOT Mi -v Potato ItlMmtsr Ust spring w mads strong plea tor treating aeed potatoes with titer curio chloride for the control of po tato scab and rhltoctoula. W hav examined a great many potato patchea recently and .are pleased to report that where thla remedy was applied that thene af fection are tew. Another disease known as potato wilt la the most prevalent one with us now, In two fields recently as high as 0 per cent ot (he potatoes were affected with It. lu many case 5 or I per cent were showing It. There I no treatment for thla di sease. The only remedy being to olant dlsras tree seed on soil not used for potato for several jreara nravlnu.lv affected with this disease. Th Infection will remain In lbs oil for several yean. The will ran be delected by a will tnsr and drooping of the foliage, espe cially during th warmer part of the day. It Is shown In th potato in in stent nd. Cut off t small section of the stem end. and In the early stage a small dark colored spot will show, Later this dark color will esteud far ther Into the notato and eventually go all through It. C. D. TIIOPHON, t County Agent. .Your patriotic chance! Teach your neighbor and your neighbor's boy or girl to knit. Your rountry vnlls for your help. (CLASSIFIED AD KAlklo. its word, two Issue, 2&c; six Issues, 60c; one month, 11. 6u, wbeii paid In advance. ' When not paid In advance. ic per line per Issue. ) FOR SALt; Fresh cow for sale. Phone 500-J-l, Rd. No. 1. 36 K) R SALE Six-inch cen tf I f'u gal pump. Nine-horse power gas en gine, new, or will trade for 12 Inch pump. Address C. F. Colllpy, General Delivery. . 40 FOR SALE Five good Jersey cows, 2 extra good Guernscya, 4 months old Herford bull, 1 riding mare, 1 colt, 1 heavy team. Inquire Dr. Nerbus, Grave Creek ranch. 35th wo, --'ijuinecii in Hum I unit HIIU Applegate, package, containing n gingham drcsn and apron. 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