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lCLA83iriED AD RATK3.II
word, two Imum, ISe; alt Issues,
I0; on month, ll.lt, whA paid la
adraaoe, Whea not paid la advaaoa,
l aer Has par tat.)
LOST Crank tor Chevrolet car, on
A street, Sunday. AUo on loat
aouth ot the bridge a month ago.
Finder plea leavo at Courier of
flea, or with Dr. Bestul. - It
ROOM 8 WANTBD Kalsoiulnlng.
walla neatly tinted (or fl.SO and
up remeat and plaater repairing.
phon 161. K
FOR SALE Automatic electric
washing machine, as goad as new.
Call at 704-L street. Tuesday fore
noon. IS
tOc PER BOX for Bartlett peara;
bring bows and pick them your
self. Peter Olson, phon SOO-dl-l.
IS
FOR SALE Ford runabout la good
order; 1 mare, T years old; S
pack burro; S small burros. E.
T. Carnegie, Merlin, Ore. II
LOST Between Qlendale and
Grant Pass, ladle scarf, black
astrakhan, trimmed with skunk,
lined tan satin. Leava with No
13S7 car Courier and receive re
ward. IS
POLITICAL CARDS
(Paid Advertisement.)
MRS. JOS. MOSS
Independent Candidate for
County Clerk
Amy Booth Holmes,
Drmorratfe Candidate for
County Treasurer
THE NEW
Kbzo Dental Cread
Aims to protect the teeth in
the natural way by keeping
the month free of the sub
stance that foKter germs, adds
and decay.
25c
Clemens Sells Drags
. The KexaJl Store
. .. ' National
Mazda Lamps
TTAVING too little light
puts a strain on chil
dren's vision that they may
never outgrow! Why not
have plenty of light t Na
tional MAZDA Lamps give
three times the light of old
fashioned carbon lamps
without adding a penny to
yonr light bill.
si if I
!! KivAr ruriiwar
V All f V sail m v
D
l ... II. Kiddle, Mgr.
CIlnQ CHI
. A mining deal was closed this
week when C. C. Clark and Jess Dun
raa bonded their chrom deposit
claims on Kanet creek to F. E. Mer
rick of Medtord and Mr. McClellan
of Grants Pas, on of the owners ot
th Greenback mine. It Is said that
th ledge ot chrome on these claims
Is 300 feet wide and one-halt mile
long. Messrs. Merrick and McClellan
pnt a crew of men to work on th
claims Friday with C. C. Clark In
charge. Only recently a large de
posit ot uranium, which Is used In
photography and for coloring glass
waa also found on these claims-
Mall Tribune.
Inane Man Arrested
A man giving his name aa Grant
waa arrested Sunday night and Is
now confined in the county Jail. Ills
peculiar actions on the streets here
Sunday afternoon caused his arrest.
Grant spends most of his time In the
cell talking to himself.
MANY V. S. HOMMKltS
PATItOXIZK TfCSOX IUTHS
Tucson, Arts., Aug. 19. Ten
thousand soldiers used the Y. M. C.
A. baths and swimming pool during
the month of July, according to fig
ures complied by the secretary. This
Is considered a remarkably large
number In view ot the fact Tucson
Is not an army post. A majority o
the soldiers were passing through
and were given an opportunity to en
Joy a bath and a swim after their
hot trips across the desert. -
ADVENTISTS TO BUILD
I
PER5SN1L -g LOCAL
HKAHHTH tttttlO PA PICK
" PI CK H AH Ml HI'KMUCil
C. O. Johnston, ot Uolland, was In Moore In Prance ,
th city tor a few days. J Mr. Charles Moor today received
'Sanl-Flush"r-Sbln has It. . II , ' announcing th sat arrival ot
C. J. Osborn. of Crescent Clty,thtr I""0" overseas,
was In the city yesterday. I ' "
1 II I , - I
Unda Clllette went to Sllverton 1 """
Sunday to visit relative.
Th Red Croat dauc whli h waa to
hava hMin lvn al !.nliftnit Anwuat
R. A. Gentry left Sunday morning i., . . . ,
, a .w. v.. .... ........ I h" lotl'oa Indefinitely.
according to a report from lh com
mittee on arrangement.
for Astoria, where he will
work In the shipyards. I
Cora Cola At Rose's. II
Dr. U O. Clement and family left
Saturday night for Portland for a 'Office Opens Hrtewher
Nw York, Aug. II. Puck, on of
th pioneer comic weeklies of the
country, and th first to be printed In
colors, hat auipended.publltatlon, ac
cording to an announcement last
night.
la recent months Puck was owned
by William it. Hoard. ,
short visit.
Charlea Oglosuy arrived Saturday
night by automobile from Monterey,
Cal., to visit friends and relatives.
K. J. Khoeery, ot Takllma, was In
the city several days, returning home
thla morning.
Coca Cola At Roso's. II
Mrs. E. U Prettyman, who visited
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Grout, re
turned to her home at Springfield
Sunday morning. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Max Tuffs, ot Kerby,
were In the city today. They are
en route to Klamath Falls tor their
vacation.
Bruce Schallhorn was a passenger
Sunday on a troop train en rout
from Camp Lewis to Camp Frenfont,
Cnl.
Mrs. O. S. Goodnow, who went to
Portland Sunday to attend the V. R.
C. convention, will also go to Camp
Lewis to visit her son.
Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Voorhies, who
spent the past year or more In the
Jerome Prarle district, have gone to
Marshfleld to remain, making
trip by automobile.
Fred Mensch, U. S. mineral
I will be In my office about Sep
tember 9. Dr. M. R. Urllten. 15
H. U, Matieaon Stricken
R. 0. Matteson, who waa stricken
with paralysis on Wednesday, and
taken to the Good Samaritan hos
pital la Improving. Mr. Mattesou'i
home Is at Farlgault, Minn., and he
came to Grants Pasa several month
ago to enjoy Rogue river fishing. He
spent several months here last year.
T. It. Diking the KiOmt
Loult Tanger. a young lad who
Uvea with hit parents on their re
cently acquired O. A Q. land had a
great disappointment thla mornlni
when he waa awakened by his father.
On being called he said: "Why
did you awake me so toon? Teddy
Roosevelt was Just licking the flatter
nnd I wanted to s the finish."
Al.A.HKANM Wll.li PAY
MOHK FOH 10IH (tAI.
Nome, Alaska. July 'II. (By
mall.) The prba or HIT , sacked
coal her had been advanced to 10
per ton and th 1911 sacking sells
at 111.25. Consjn.er are being
urged to lay In their supplies now. j
Kului
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it g r.
W H
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Homo Inninte Attend (1. A. It.
Thirty furloughs were granted
t!u the first ot last week to members of
the old soldiers homo who left to
stir-. attend the national encampment of
A reaident school Is to be estab
lished at the forks of Coot River by
t'.ie Seventh Day Adventlst church,
work on r!"o.-ai'-ng the site ta i;.-tn
Immediately. The land tor the
i school has been donated to the
church and the buildings are expect
ed to be ready for occupancy in the
fall of 1919.
A committee ot 12 churchmen
from different parts ot the state, rep
resenting Rostburg, Medtord, Ash
land, Grant Pass, Cottage- Grove,
Oakland, Central Point, Portland and
Gravel Ford met at the proposed site
and decided definitely upon the erec
tion of the school.
All kinds of Commercial Printing
at the Courier Office.
DISCOVERY MiE Bf LEUNO
Continued from Page One. r
kaiser," James Redman bollermak
ers' union steward at the yard, said
as he told of the success.
In the rush to place completed
ships In the water every possible de
vice is utilized by the Moore ship
yards. Leland has instal.'cd all the
latest tool and machine devices for
economy of time, labor and money.
In addition the workers are constant
ly sug;stlng improvements.
Recently Joseph A. Huber, fl2
Tenth street, operating a "liner" roll
ing machine, saw that the machine
castings were continually crystalliz
ing and breaking. The rolling ma
chine makes wedge-shaped "liners"
for half-Inch steel plates. The
"liners," pointed at one edge, are
placed between the ship's plates and
guy beams.
Huber Investigated the breakage
and found it due to the Jar when the
"liner was placed in the machine.
Four simple springs, placed at "give"
Joints, he found, remedied this defect.
veyor. was a southbound passenger the Grand Army of the Republic,
today en routo from Douglas county Fully ten more of the old soldiers
to Ruch, where he has some govern- left Sunday to be present at the bU
ment work. meeting. Rosetmrg News.
Mrs. F. G. Burns and grnnddnueh- ,
tar. Emma Burn, wbo apent the past Vllni(lu
live monins ai .orin ttenu, reiurnea
to Grants Pass late lost week, and
will remain here.
Coca Cola At Roso's. II
P. P. Proctor has returned from
his vacation and can be found at his
place ot business.
Dr. M. R. Britten left last night'.. , .. ... ' r
for North Dakota to look after hla:"; , ( ""
farming Interest, and while there he' fome dI,",,u,te n,k-""f-
will visit hi. father. TK doctor ex.l,Ur7h dur he noo ho'"-- to1'
pacta to be absent about three week.. I?' droM C"fCtlon boxM
P. P. Proctor and family, who ex- " i."l'0 Th,e n,ount ,of W
pected to spend their vacation on am'" the box n kn:n'. bu
automobile trip to Pendleton, return- 'verl T, ' b
ed home Friday night from Klamath p,,cd "l tb "et 'ndow .9v
county, the baby, George, having a .V6"1 ag0' nd been
aasia. ftf iha mnmns I i-chmivb, unnni IUU UIIUfB
vwi7t7 vi isw tt is'a
Mpper iiun Hufely
W. R. Nipper has received notice
that hi. .on, Alva M. Nipper, mem
ber of the aviation corps, hat arriv
ed safely In France.
Joy Theater
MONDAY and Tl KHIHY
Vivian Martin
i.i
"Molly Entangled"
tti.MINU Wi;lNt:si unit Till liHDAY
WILLIAM S. HART
lit "THK Tilll.ll MAN"
Attending- 0. A. IL
i urants rass uennin shn tan nn
Sunday for Portland to attend the'
G. A. R. national encampment were: !
(Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Peterson, Mr. and
.Mrs. J. D. Stinebaugh, Mr. and Mrs.
Find fo, Speeding-- J" ,f " Mri"
Wayne Wlmer contributed $10 to'""rle ,M-
the city treasury today, having beenf"' Cleveland. Mrs. Alice M.I-!
fined that amount on a charge of " '!
speeding. , - &WT Mr'- ' S' Oooiao
.Powell. 11 1) .
. i. .
Slacker Sufcpect Held I m '
The militarv oollce on Sunday .00"4 MonrJr ,,,r rro-
nlght turned over to the authorities , M',,i,,d ",,"'(, Mf 1'000!
Joseph Carr, of Portland, who Is tus- 'wr w D'"-D
pected of being a slacker. '"' lae "reon taitom yM ;
Coot Bay section, not, however, frcm '
the editors, but everyone of the vis
itors -wore the distinguishing paste-'
board tag: "Red Cross Goat, No. ",!
which was soon seen on the lapel of'
WHITE TRUCKS
OFFER. ED FOB .
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
" 5-TON SIZES
Standard Chassis and Dump Models, Especially
Adapted for Hauling
Logs, Lumber, Mine Hauling, and
Heavy Mountain Work .
WARNINGS Order now supply limited
THE WHITE COMPANY
Market Street at Van New Avenue
San Francisco, CaL (
0. A. URQUHART, Pacific Co.it Manager 1
COUNTY AGENT'S NOTES
you c&n
afford to buy
LESLIE
SALT
and enjoy the
luxury of the
fine free running
salt flovinj frcm
the convontent
. side spout
Manv innulrles have come to me at 23 cents per ticket, and tho win-:
in the last few weeks In regard tojner presented the goat to the Red
su'e of wheat, A great aiany farm- tross for a raffle In another city,
ers seem to think they have no au-
thorlty to sell their wheat except tin- Tawkh Two Klnger
der certain general restrictions. Ij Charles E. Wise, of the Sunshine
have made an Inquiry and find there ranch, had the misfortune to lose the
are no restrictions on the sale ot ends of two flngars cn his rlil'.
wheat by growers. They may tell hand Saturday a Porn omi. ir. V'l e
the wheat to anyone they desire, and was engaged In stacking his iy
for whatever price they agreed uponlcr6p In the liarn with a hay fork and
by both buyer nnd seller. If any, his hand be anie entangled In the
person who wishes- to buy wheat is rope. The horse started up sudden
willing to pay more than the mini- ly and Mr. Wise's hand was drawn
mum price which has been set by the Into the pulley. Dr. Loughrldge
government and call It a fair price amputated the third finger at first
It Is hl privilege to do so. -Joint, and the little finger at the
' If, however, any regular grain second Joint.
dealer who Is licensed by the food j .
administration attempts by any tin- 3. A. Tlioiniu Ill-
fair means to put the price down be- Mrs. Laura Thomas Gunnel! bft
Tralr.lM (or Einctncr
In rac r is War
UNIVERSITY of OREGON
Fully ociiili)!. d lilMviil culture mid neiriHHlctliMi'iHiiii.tii.i.
tirainin m voMiu.-rcf, .KiuriiiiliNiii, Arrhitcrliirc, L;iw, Mt-dirino
Teai'liini). I.tlmiry Wurk. Mnnlr, llntiM-lmlil ArlK. I'liy.lr, ! TrnininlnnJ Pine Ann.
n, ,wrr ,R ,rL,r mi .,i irrir.ip , iiriiin i'lrrr. Drill, lrlii' n4 Ilrl4 wrk
all rl""-. knl ir!iicr In rrwal our. ..,p,l, ,,.i,m ,n m,.,,
p. . - ..... ...... miins. wiw ini-'r ,rHNl.m II. 1,, ,,
Sji ' 1 . . I . i . i. . , ..... .
J J Km inwmt. nwli iteuril(r fnr wrdl4 "'
1 a a
fcW to lift n?L W j w,
low what Is the fair price at the ship
ping point, the attention ot M.
.Saturday for Chlco, Cal., called there
H. on account of the serious Illness of
Houser, food administration grain ho'r father, J. A. Thomas. A wire
agent, 510 Board of Trade Bldg., received today by Mrs. T. B. Cornell
Portland, Ore., should be called to announces that the condition of Mr.
the case. i Thomas Is serious, owing to blood
With reference to the price I may. poisoning. Mr. Thomas left here a
say that the fair price should not be ( few weks ago for Klnmath Falls,
In excess of the price -In Portland, where he and H. II. Jenkins of thlr
which on No. 1 soft white wheat Is ( city recently purchased a gro"cry
$2.18 per bushel. Wheat grading store.
lower than No. 1 should be corre- .
spondlngly less. iMr. Rva Cne HomIhhs
In grading wheat No. 2 Is graded " Mrs.- Eva Coe, chief operator for
at about 3 cents under No. 1, and, the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph
No. 3 about 7 cents tinder No. 1, and Co., has resigned and her place has
grades running below No. 3 will vary .been taken by Miss Alta Shortrldge,
so much that no definite grading can of Eugene, who arrived here flntur
be given In price. day. Miss Shortrldge has been chief
C. D. THOMPSON, night operator at Eugene for several
County Agent. years.
Men Wanted
for logging, sawmill and box
factory work ,
Eight hour day .... 'Best of wages
Good working conditions
Healthful climate
WHITK OK CAIjIj I'I'OX THIC ' ' .
KLAMATHlLlBERKEKS' MD
LOGGERS' JlSSOdATION
Main Street Klamath Falls, Ore.
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