Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, August 18, 1918, DAILY EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextDAILY KOtiUB RIVER COI'KIJCH NINIIAY, Al'WHT H. . TIGS TWO LH m EiB Ol PaMleaed Dally Except Satnrdar 4. C VOORHIES, Put. aa4 PtoP' aatr4 at postofflc, Great Paee. Or., m mcos4 elut nail Batter, ADVERTISING RATES Display epaee Pr Jach.. Loeal-persenal column, per Itne 10c lUader. per un. - DAILY COURIER. By Bail or carrier. pr jew.... ft 09 By mall or crrlr, per month.. .60 WBEKLT COrRlKR By mall, par Jr .. SO MEMBER , Btt Editorial Association ereioa Dally Nowapapor Pub. Ann. MEMBER Or ASSOCIATED PRESa Tbo Associated Prou la exclusively titled to the use tor republication t all news dispatches crodlted to It or not othorwlM credited In this apr and alao the local nowa pub Uiiti her tin. All rtghU of r 'publication of ape atal dlp .tehee herein are alto merved. SIXIUY, Al'Cl'ST 18, 1018. OREGON WEATHER 4 f Tonight and Sunday probably 4 f fair; gentle southwesterly winds. 4 THE WAR SITUATION Does the German high com.nand atill believe It can win a victorious decision Jr. te west? C? pu the Germans lost so many men that they cannot afford to risk a further at tempt to destroy the allied military strength? ' ' If the Germans still believe' that they can score a derisive victory, It would not be logical for them to sp ply their main efforts In the direc tlon of Paris. The capture of Paris would not end the war. It Is more likely that they would attempt to destroy the British force In the north and capture yie channel ports. This would enable them to use the Eng lish channel for their submarines nd force the English to transport troops and supplies to the western coast of France, where the submar ines could more easily attack them. as well as American transports. If they still believe In a German victory we might also expect them to risk a general naval battle with the allied fleets. Obviously, to be victorious In the west, they must keep American and British supplies from the French coast by the use of submarines or the German battle fleet. If, however, they do not atmpt either to capture the Channel ports or vanquish the British navy this summer, It may logically be concluded that the kaiser o longer expects to destroy the al lied armies in the west, and will at tempt to continue In favor with the German people by annexing new ter ritory in Russia after a successful defensive until the end of the war. meanwhile satisfying the popular de mand for military victories by minor . successes In Italy, the Balkans or on the Russian front. Qualify First Kinney & Truax Grocery 'HBIB'S ' ft' IWt"M miBiai-Jt- urn Mr I the German Influence In Russia from the Baltic to the Black sea. This wtll prove as difficult as the fight- Ins In Franco will be severe. It would seem that the time has come to declare war upon the Bol- shevlkl. Tho Bolshevlkl authorities have been assisting Germany to gain control of banks and trading corpor ations in Russia, and apparently In an underhanded way are cooperating with the German army to prostrate Russia under the kaiser's heel. The ambassadors of the allied govern ments In Russia hive been aware of this condition during the past year, and the fact that they have fled from central Russia to a port of refuge In tho north indlcatea that the Ger man grip on Russian affairs has en tirely destroyed the Bolshevlkl gov ernment's position as a neutral pow er and that the Bolshevlkl execu tives' pro-German acts have become notoriously flagrant. travel over graded highways, dirt roads, plank roads, corduroy, and macadam; soma stretches ar good for SO to S3 miles an hour, while others are to rough for a flce-mlle speed. When the Camas valley road It Improved for about 10 miles each side of the Douglas-Coos county line. the trip will bo one of entire enjoy ment. Even two broken springs and delay In negotiating the Rock hill grade, due to the failure or gasoline to feed Into the carburetor, owing to the extreme grade, failed to make the trip of the Josephine county dele gation anything but enjoyable. fltilKdwrcDes l'nUii Outdoor Norvlnw At the Junior High or Central school grounds at 8 p. m. this even ing. Rev. Melville T. Wire will preach. Should the weather bo rainy or otherwise very Inclement, tho service will be held at the Meth odist church, as a resolution passed It Is agreed that the allies could. by the preacher's association provld- not do much In Russia at present. M ' " . . . ... er, me service in 10 uo mm-u iu even It they declared war on the of the pagtor wh0M t(lrn Lenlne-Trotiky autocracy. The Oer-)U wa8 , preacn on that night. It mans are still In possession of a con-jg probable, however, that no such slderable area of Belgium ana icontingency win arise, ana tni me France, and allied man power on the e at the school grounds western front Is not yet superior to , AT TIW MOVIES "Tho Tiger Ma" In th portrayal of western char acters ot a distinct and vlrll type, William 8. Hart Is, porhapt, th best known In th cinema world. Mr. Hart hat a new picture, "Th Tiger Man," directed by himself, which will b presented at th Joy Theatre next Wednesday and Thursday. Thlr la a remarkable story ot tht wct. Hawk Parson, a bandit chief, widely known as "Th Titter Man," because ot his ferocity and cruelly, lurks on the borders ot a desert In search of prey, A wagon train It halted, owing to th lack ot water, and tho emigrant suffer great pri vations, Among these la Ruth In gram, wlf of a minister of th gos pel, who volunteers to go In search of aid. She encounter Hawk, "Th Tiger Man," who alter hearing her story goes to th relief of th Im perilled emigrant. Th party Is at tacked by Indians and they are driv en away under th leadership of Hawk rarsons. Hawk conceives an Infatuation tor Ruth and he carries her away with him (o his cabin In a secret reces In th desert. She at tempts to alty herself, then swoons. This Is th beginning of "The Ti ger Man's" regeneration. He sub sequently etcorts her to a settle ment where tho rejoins her husband, and then gives himself up to th of ficers of 'the law on condition that they bo permitted to hold their re ligious services unmolested. The picture Is one of Intense thrill, strong situations and th highest dramatic Interest. A soldier with cold feet can never win our war. Rally to th colort tnd enlist In the corps armed with knitting needle. POLITICAL CARDS (Paid Advertisement.) MRS. JOS. MOSS Independent (onillilutr fur County Clerk as usual. The (act that the evening tnav be a little cool will make no dlf- the German. We must establish n-fcrenpe. peope art requested to bring American army oi iwo nmuuu " .ineir camp cnnirs, three million men and communica tions which will supply such an army before we ran become vigorously ag gressive In Russia. With the cooper ation of the Japanese and the Cze ch o- Slovak army, which Is already doing good work In Siberia, however. It would be possible to establish al lied supremacy In Asiatic Russia this yesr, and pave the way for a gradu al movement toward Moscow and Petrograd In 1919. The recent as sassinations of von Mirbach, the. Ilrtlmny Presbyterian Chnrch Morning aervlre at 11 a. m.. ser mon, "Measuring up to Require ments." Sunday ahool at 10 a. m. Evening service In union with other churches In open air service on lawn of Junior High school at 8 p. m. Miss Parker and Mrs. Hansen will sing In the moaning. Food for thoui?ht and a pleasant welcome awaits you. h. Myron Bomser, minister. New nm ii M. K. Church Preaching by the p.istor at the church jih iiaunl At 11 a m . nnrf at German ambassador at Moscow. andthe unI(m OIltdoor ,ervce at fne von Elchhorn, German dictator In junior High school grounds at 8 p. the Ukraine, suggest a smoldering m. Sunday school at 10 a. m. Ep- flre of nnyleldlng protest against jorth League at 7 p. m. A cordial .... -i vr.i, :miiiiuuii iu an uerman militarism in miasm wuh-h should leap Into a flame of open rev olution once the allied armies appear in force sufficient to restore law and order. Melville T. Wire, pastor. Continued from Page One. Church of Oirlst I Bible school at 10. A thoroughly organized Junior department will be- gln its work this Sunday. Commun lion and sermon at 11. Subject, "Dl vlne Blood Atonement vs. Human Good Atonement." Junior at 2 -.30 and C. E. at 7. Evening service will be at the Junior High school with Rev. Wire officiating. ' Chas. R. Drake, minister. set beach and an Informal, dance in Marshfleld. On Sunday the entire day was Baptist Church There will be no preaching service .i,ht -pin nd ln-,at " BaPtst cnurh this Sunday, as eluded a trip to Myrtle Point by rail; pM'or' KeT' ' J,n,ch' " at automobile tour of that section and e" the Baptist mid- visit, to two of the many cheese fac- mer assembly. There will be the.us torles whi-h' help to make that dls- 18nd7 school less on at 10 Of course, the allies expect to pre-;trlct prosperous, then to Coqulll Amy Booth Holmes )i'iiiiHrnt:c (.'uiMlltlnio f'r County Treasurer "Sea 'Coti-ll' Pcsl OK Tfcii C:rn." Lmvm Thi To at Smooth aj tht Palm of Tow Hand. Th corn nvr u rw that "O la It" will not trt It nvr Irritate th fleah, never makM your to tor. Juit two drop of xiMa-Il" aid prtsioi to oora-Mia tioiidh. Pm u bbertly you th orai right CM o'clock, also young people's meeting It , . . ' .,.-.. i;St 7 p. m. It Is hoped there will be Tent the kaiser from assuming per- PC.J" "LJ I few ' tendance at both these meet manent control of Russian territory.8, magnificent myrtle grove s . territory." " ' ... ,lng, and the Balkan states. To dictate we,conie Mtended by CoqillIIe pTO. Peace terms to the kaiser, however, Pie wag hearty and sincere and made the allies must score a decisive vie. friends for that thriving city. A tory. In what will a decisive victory steamer ride of three hours landed ' consist? in the first place, In order the edItorla' Prty at Bandon beach, ; to restore Belgium and recover Al-' beaullful ,ummer re,wrt, whlch cMum ana recover Al-(W,n be v,8,ted more )t becomes ace-Lorralne for France, It will be heUer known and transportation necessary to drive the Germans back more direct. " to the Rhine through a long series, A ride of three hours by automo- Of hard fought battles and thorough- Dlle over tne Seven Devils road from ;1y prepared campaign. In the second Bandon t0 Mar8hflell me tne J- i -m v - . . sephlne county roads seem like place It will be necessary to advance u , . . . , . ; u " ,boulevarda,.ln .conliiarison, el when northward from 8alonlca In the Bal- the difficulties ?of roai construction kans until Tnrkey and Bulgaria have In Coos county are taken Into consld . been separated from the Teutonic eratlon It appears that they have empires, and to organize a military done more than M1 other counti ,D ,ruaa worx. force In Russia sufficiently strong to A trip by automobile from Grants unseat the Bolshevlkl and destroy Pags to Coot BaJr an(1 return ,ndlldeu Catholic Chnrch Masses on Sunday at 7:30 t: 30 a. m. Rer. Father J. O. Vlen. and First Church of Christ Scientist Christian Science services are held every Sunday. In the W. O. W. hall, at 11 a. m. Wednesday evenlnf meet Ingt at 8 o'clock. The siibfecf fo today Is t'8oul." Readln room It open from 2 to 4 p. m. dally except Sundays and holidays. The public Is eordlallv in vited to attend the services and 'to visit the reading room. American sports introduced by the T. M. C. A. In France Include pit-hint; horseshoes. lftWwUrfallaSMu(Mk"PMlOffCra4 off with your flngtr and there yon are psln-fre and happy, with th to a smooth and oorn-rre a your palm. "UeU-It" Is th only sat war In the world to treat a corn or cillus. It's th tur war th way that nvr fall. It la triad and true used by million vry year. It always work. "Oeta-It" make cut ting and dinning at a corn and fust In with bandasret, Mlvet or any thin entirely Unnciry. "Oats-It," th iruarantd, money bark corn-remover, thaonlyaure way, com but a trill, at any oruf itor. - MTdbyE.LawranoCo.,Cblcaao,IlL Sold In Grants Pass and recom mended aa the world's bett corn remedy by George C. Sabln. Full LLHd bf Autd i Supplies Sizes TIllESAll C L HOBART CO. Grasls Pass & Crescent City Stage Co. W. T, llreen, I'mpr. R. 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Iluy your unnolltio from n. tl I tlin beat ami our prices nro al hmjk at tlin bottom. It pay to liny your gawdlne here. Fashion Garage and Machine Shop Burke & Son, Proprietors JOB PRIMING N E ATI Y Ml HI THE COURIER OFFICE BlacK 1V?acl Red Sides Were Just As Particular As You About Hres O I.' ,TJR customers are thrifty, calculating fellows who know tire up-keep costs. Believe us, we've looked into this tire proposition from top to bottom. .-- j -j t r: iu. I lane our auviuo axiu uuy uuxuivuuo, uia one best buy on the market. The Dia monds we have sold our customers are running farther, giving less trouble, and costing less in the end than any other tires wo knov. Put a Diamond Tube In a Diamond cat Ing and you have the ideal tire equipment ; 4 Grants Pass Hardware Co. 209 6th St Grants Pau, Ore. SQUEEGEE J&iTTmEf f ' . .7.