Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, September 03, 1918, DAILY EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextiTlKNDW, NKITKMIIFK ll, IUIM. UAiLt MilOltt MTEjT. UHRIEH I Carlnlta Wlaman niftit tha week end with Anna Nellsiin. A. C. Craw waa an over night via Itor at the horn of hli sister, Mr. II. II. Wardrlu. Mr. and Mr. C. K. Young. and Grandma Young, of Granta Paaa, visited tht Charlie Peterson family Hunday. .' Last Haturday I'omona grange wan held In tht grange hull. Thar wan flna attendance from all parts of the county and all enjoyed tht aiitntnua; but patriotic dlnnsr which consisted mostly of hoina grown chicken, vegetables and fruit. State Master C. K. Spenc waa with ua and gave a vary Interesting talk: on prac tical cooperation, alao aoma valuable atatlatlra to tha producer. ' Hunday tha William Wllllama fam ily took Grandma Wllllama homo to Kcrlty and apent.the day with th Tom Wllllama family. Norman Farquaharson spent Bat- urday with Raymond Walker In FEUITDALE Cranta Pasa and had auch a good naca-nai ror dinner guests, ns time a only boy know how to have. Irene Kranka. of MedTord. J. II. liar- Mlaa Irana Prank, of Medford.irl, Mr. Ilulhurt. Mra. 8. R. Green, spent tha wevk end with her aunt, 'J. I Stanbrongh, wife and Mauler Mra. A. W. Rate. George. Glen Wardrlp. wife and little) - 1 ira.?U';?..;F0R SUCCESSJN BUSINESS day with the Wardrlp family. 1 ,BtorMtll,B Lt of R.qul.tU. Which Mra. J. A. Iouae. .who haa boon , Mt , Commarelal Occupation visiting her cotialn. F. O. Roper, re. hou)tf Hav, command. turned to her home at Marshfleld , , Friday morning. i In recent laaue American Vug. Mr. and Mra. Alnino Jom"i and ailne drnwa up, an Itilereailng lint Uona. Mra. I. J, Ilotten and Grace of reUlaltca for varloua commercial and Tlrv.n ne.l.llnir authored at In., ocruputlona. For Instance, It atateg Nellsnn home Sunday for ' cream feed, an Ice R. It. Turner waa down from Roue- burg Monday and Tuesday looking over hta pear and grapa croia Mt Irene Franka. of M-'ford, vlnlted Mra. J, fltanhrough Fri day. n. A. Ilamllton'a Intn garden planted In July look very promtilng and allow nn a amall a'-ale what thl Vnlley would bo like with an IrrlKa- tlon ayatem. i Roy Wllllama returned from Call- for n In Tuesday night and will ansM Ma fnther on the ranch. aa 1 fJaWaVaaal If Ills Maudla Uylngton . entertain- ad at dlnnrr Haturday for Mliwi May M'rli'krtt and Una WyfcU of Uranta Paaa. W. .10. Redding, wlfn and ' llltlf daughter airlvad Monday nUht from Montana to visit Ms parent, Mr. and Mn. Jacob Redding, aa be and bla brother, llryan, leave aoon for Camp Uwla. Mr. Redding will atay here a while longer. - Mr. A. 8. Farquaharton baa fin ished knitting her third parr of aocka for tha It ed Crone In three weeke. ; i Mra. Ovo. Blover and daughter Mr. Woolley, of Han Frsnrlsio, vis Had Mr. and Mra. N'allaon Frlda veiling. Fred Roper, wife and rouafn, Mr. J. A. loue and two children, want to Crater I-ake Hunday morning and returned Wednesday. They 'had very plcuaant trip aa tha weather aa romfortaliln thcrn, J. L, Stanlirough took tha first toad of gooda over to their new homo on Wllllama creek Tueitday morning. On Funday Mr. and Mra. A; W, tlmt tlit head of a department should pusses the following: Keen aeoae of Justice, sympathy, turtfulm'HM, cour tesy, teachableness uml knowledge of inMUU nature. The Imokkecper until luoxt : Accilritry, siwed, iicrseveram'e, concentration and mntlieiiiutlrnl ulilllty figures. To be succeiwful In going after now buslne, the trade wilicl. tor should Imve: Tint, courtesy, vvrhnl expression, personality, opti mism, eclf-cunfldcm'e and knowledge nt himwin tiiturii. An mitlltiip I In ,,., ()t ittvsitxit n tnMl ,j , fnll. lire unlexa he ioiee In marked do gree: Ixiva of detulla, perseverance, pntlcnoe, JudKmcnt, dellherHtlon, calm. neaa, Accuracy aud analytical ability. PRINTING. 0 THAT ' PLEA'E WE DO an nana cam oes Successful Experiments at Kln eola May Result in Their Be ing Allowed to Enlist ' Army offlcera of tha Mltieola avia tion Oeld believe that tha Ideal air fighter haa been found tha deaf mute. Aa a reenlt of teeta made with recent graduate from the Now York Initl tutloo for tha Deaf and Dumb It la be lieved that the war department will aoon authorlie their enrollment In the flying eervic and that a new field of war endeavor will be opened to thoo land of young men all over tha coun try. -w,J"we".y Curloualy enough It ha been dla covared that diiifm-aa ellnilnatea ona of the moat dungerou factora lu tha training of military aviator. The man who waa . born normal but who baa loat bla bearing baa no aene of mo tlon, ao It I explained by MaJ. William IL Van TaMoll, amlataut principal of tb Inatltntlon. Aa result be luaea the fear and the feeling of dlxzlnea which a great attitude often caanea In tb normal man. , "A number of our graduate have beeu tried out In airplane at Mlneola for aeveral Hunday pant," aald Major Van Taaaell, "and the teata have been ao aucceaaful that It la quite llkvly they will be allowed to enll. It will do pend upon how further experiment, tym, which la now in progress, rorna The deaf bar no vm of motion. If they loae the aenM of heating, after once having pofuxl It, they cannot tell, for Instance, whether they are awlnglug In hammock or whether It la itatlonnry. They never become H'u airk or dlaiy In high altltudca and lose all aenae of dread, auch aa la expe rienced by norinul pervona. The ex plusluna of alrplune engine are entire ly unheurd by the ruutcs, although In all other renMict they are exactly aa keen aa anyone." Vrlter'a Cramp, Wrlter'a crump Is a illHtne to which thote who ili much writing are llnhle toward middle nge, and a perun nf fllcled with It haa no complete control over the musclca of the thumb, middle and forefinger. The typewriter hna proved the best resource of those who Buffer from tha ailment. IT! 4 Fc::oii Friiioii ACEJIMLESS Ucks Even Usual Superstition About Airplanes. 4k V4k .- l.w i.j iu l:l Unllk Ouynamar, H Aaldom Work, and Than Only Whan H feel Fit cer New ao Enemy Flans ana) All Without Scratch t Himself or Ma chineKnew Mora About 6rmn Aviation Than Any Man of Alllea. rten Fonck, the young a-e of aces who rtcently won hi forty-ninth of?l clnlly recorded victory, may bent b de-K-rlttd aa the man with perfect nerve, but no trace of uVrvea. Those who have had the opportunity to study him clnmdy ticlleve fhla superb pi!e la the aceret irf bla auccena. To alio how free be I from foible : Miwt fnmoiia aviator become at tncliwi to a favorite machine. When they bnve won a few vlcforlee In It they rcgurd It wlfti ' affection, even with auj't-rstltlon ; If la lucky. fly contrast, FoncV haa a habit of giving his mnchlne to any youngster who has Just won bla pilot' commie slon imd who lins cauifht the great a:e'a fmicy. "Try this one. Ind." he will any. "It ucimiii to bo nil rl'lit" nnd thus pnssra tit:- to n plane In which he has downed two or (hrce (Jcniiua. Then he takes the next machine aent lu Ihe enmp from the factory Built Like a Boxer. iVr.ck Is of rr.edlum height and uOvUt and hns ttio ivnlk and cnrrlnge it n K'-I'lfiil Imxor. Men of aclentlllc e: f cfcy his rcnY::i'a are perfect ii .niiiuy sv. irt ana accurate, lwhiea '.. lie Intel xt rem dlnary vlxlon. It n"! I.iij.iiti''d more than once when he u I'd a hi tin d ron that he baa rig I d to tin? other pilots tlm approach ii t'errnn jditne, lt exact liKntlon, I;.- j; fioni whivh It ahould bi at '. t I'd unl Its Rpe.-d. al iltla before I.; -f Ihe others hnd seen It at all. i rci 'I liurdly he ndded tlmt he Is a vi ..r'ilily nccunite chot, another i- i'f nf Ms superb vision nnd prfect ve control. , , v !.!!" all the prcni flor. he la a fn mile on the snli.lecf. When he talk t ; of nothing but motors, ne,v mod- ' is of planea, nerlnl . tactics nnd ma- , m,rlh Th,rd etreet- Phone 2,5-R-li'itp guns. Hut vm're often he sits ! 5lt' MiMiish il'nncr with Un friends v.'lth. out uttering a sy!ta'i1e. Fpenklng of tiwt!-, he hns none, or it lenst no set nn;tho. He improvise, as he goes alfu.sf. I.Ike the other pu plln of thnt great tnitructor of fliers, Cojnmnndnnt Rrocail. he la full of ln geidoua anrprlsp. Incidentally, Bri cnid believed in him from the flrar. A year ago Georges l'rnde. a Journalist f note, was talking to the master, ex pressing his fears for the future of the combat squadrons with Dorme, Na varre, Rochefort. Inolr gone, and Guynemer and Nuugpsser fighting on by sheer will power and determination despite weunda which would hnvo crippled the ordinary man. Drocard retilled simply: Had a Card Up Hla Sleeve. But we hnve Fonck. Do ott know Fonck? Ho Is unique." Fonck was all but unknown. Hut he could not remain long tn oN fMirlty not a young man who kept pnttlng down plane after plane (hli score now Is over sixty, eleven having fallen out of slclit of oflVlal observeru) onat always without a scratch to him self or his machine. For Fonck never has been wounded. Many of bis vic tories were won before the Gentian adversary had a chance to Ure a shot. Incidentally be la said to know more about German aviation than nny other man among the allies, ' Brocard taught him to fly anything and everything. Including the first ar tillery observation mnchlne with two motors. Fonck himself says he liked ever mnchlne he ever tried except the one he attempted to make out of his mother's buffet when he trs ten years old. He spoiled the buffet be says. j and the results were painfully unsatis factory. Finally, he Is modest ; he keeps say j Ing he is lazy, and very likely he really means It, because he keeps comparing j himself to Guynemer. Guynemer was I alwaya In the wlr; he waa untiring, at work hour after hour Fonck by com- partaon flies seldom. Tie never goes up unless he feels Just like It . He cannot ; conquer this reluctance to systematic dally work, he Rays. Which seems to j show that after all, be la human and ' has a falling., , , s , . Muscular Grtak Porter. As porters and laborers, the Greek! of Salonlca are unrivaled. You epy a grund piano or a gigantic wardrobe. apparently promenading the streets for Its owu pleasure, nnd a search reveuls a amall Greek of no particular phys ique supporting It without apparent effort. There seems no limit to the burdens they can shoulder. During a fire, two men were seen go up steep stulra carrying a huge safe that would have needed cranes nnd pulleys In any other country. They ore very useful for road making and On Ihe quays, re ceiving ii Axed rate of 11 n day. Our classified" aJs bin", results FOB HLk 'OK KALE 1TI Aagora goau and klda. For particular addreaa E. H. Wta. Karby. Or. ltf FOR SALE 1(0 acre timber land near Kerby. Inquire Frank Floyd, Kerby, Ore. 58 ,FOR SALE CHEAP Team of bora, five and tlx year old, aound and true, weight about 1200; Monarch range; heating atove, good aa new; 11 ton good wheat and oat hay. Cbrl Feder aen, North Tenth atreet. tt i FOR 8ALE Homeitead rellnqulih I ment. Near Taylor creek. Road to place. 11 acre cleared. Will tak teairf or Ford In 'part pay ment. Fred Hamlin, Gallce, Ore gon. 73 FOR SALE-rEIghty-acre ranch, In Applegata valley. Thirty acrea In cultivation, part alfalfa. Floe range for atock. Houae, barn and out-bulldlnga. Farming Imple ment if dealred. Inquire Ike Vin cent, call Provolt central. 75 FOR SALE Black Minorca, . Leg horn and Plymouth Rock hens and pullet. Apply A. E. Alberta, near . county home. ' . 54 1-YEAR-OLD Horford bull for Bale. Dr. Nehrbaa, Grave Creek ranch. Leland, Ore. 57 AUCTION SALE Three head good working brood mare, weight be- ' tween 1200 and 1300; one gelding work horse, 1200; five head cat tle, one brood ow, six ahoats, fifty chickens, five tons hay, new mower, hay rake, dia", two plow, garden tools, household goods, Tuesday September 10, 2 ip. m. Terms, one year on guma over flO at 8 per cent. W. A.'Doney, old Usher place, alx mllea west pf r.erny, h. k. unrk, clerR. 57 IV RK.NI FURNISHED house for rent, Mary E. IJrownn. 709 North Fifth. Tele phone 4-Y; 50tt FOR KENT Seven-room modern house. Sleeping porch.. . Reason- RENTALS Houses for rent. Cam get Jott what you want. Auto aer- vice.' If your house Is vacant list it with our offi.'e. ' Have aeveral good farms for rent, or, realtor. L. A. Laun- 57 WAXTKD ' WANTED Experienced farmer who, understands irrigating and, can; take care of do;en milk cows, one with f.mlly that enn help on rtnch preferred. Addreaa : Fred crick' Pelpuze, Eagle Point. Ore gon. 53 j WANTED A party Interested in new Indentions with means to fol low' patent meritorious article in ' foreign countrlcj for equal share In profits. ! Potent allowed In U. S. Address No. 1417 care Courier, i 57 WANTED TO RENT Small modefn housev completely furnished, for the winter. Close In. See Young ', at Kinney & Trnax, shoe depart ment. ' - 53 DRESSMAKING DRESSMAKING Thoroughly reli able, reasonable. Edna Watta, 312 I street. 64 MISCELLANEOUS JRING YOUR JUNK to the Grants Pass Junk Co., 304 South Sixth Mreet. Phone 21. We buy rags, metal, rubber, scrap iron, hides and wool, old automobiles for wreckinsc. ' 51 tf TO LKT TO LET Contra.t for clearing and grubbing 20 acres csyial right of way for the Coid Hill Irrigation district. See F. M. Carter. Gold Hill, Oregon. 56 Facta Concerning Red Croaa. In 1864 an International conference of 14 nations was held In Geneva, Swltxerlnnd, the outcome of which was the Treaty of Geneva, known aa the Red Cross treaty. This treaty provid ed that hospital formations and their personnel should be treated as. neu trals; that each nation signing the treaty should have an association of volunteers to assist and supplement the medical service of Its army; that fie emblem of service common to all Cations should be a red cross on a field of white. This emblem, which Is ihe Swiss flag with the colors re versal, was adopted In recognition of the fact that the Red Cross waa found ed at Geneva, Bwltaerland. ATTORXnrg H. D. NORTON. AUoraey-at-law. PracUeea tn all But) and FadarcJ' Court. First Natlaaal Eaak E:J. COLVIO ft WILUAUS. A Uora tre at-Law, OranU Pa Basking Cav Bldg., OranU Pa, Oragaa. E. I. VAN DTKE, Attoraey. Frae tlea In all eaurt. First National Bank Bldg. p. 8. B LAN CHARD, ttornay at Law. Ooldaa Rule Boildlag Phone 170. OranU Pas, Oregon. BLANCH A RD A BLANCHARD, At torney, Albert Bldg. Paoat 2t-J. Fracttc la all court; law board attorneya. C. A. 8IDLER, Attornay-at-Law, rwf are la bankruptcy. Maaonla tempi, OranU Paaa, Ore. VETERJNAItV BCRGEON DR. R, J. PESTUL, Veterinarian. Office, residence. Phone SOt-R. PHYSICIANS L. O. CLEMENT, M. D., PracUea limited to dlaeaaea of tha eye, ear, nose and throat Glaaeea fltud. Offlc bour t-12, 2-5, or on ap pointment Office phone (2, resi dence phone 359-J. H. LOUGHRIDOK. M. D.. Pbyaictaa and aurgeon. .City or country call attended day or eight. Realdeae phone S69; office phone 132 Sixth and H, Tuffa Bldg. DR. J. O. NIRLEY. Physician and aurgeon. Lundburg Bldg. Health officer. Office hoar, I to 11 s. m. and 1 to 5 p. m. Phone 2 10-J. A. A. WITHAM, M. D. Internal, medicine and nervous diseases; 803 Corbett Bldg., Portland. Or. Hours 9 a. m. to 1 p. m. A. BURSELL, M. D. D. C AU drng less and aurglcal method. Hi North Sixth street phone 7. Ik Dr. Ingram' office. it DENTISTS E. C. MACY. D. M. D. Flrst-claa dentistry. 10Vi South Sixtkt street, Grants Pass, Oregon. 1'HOTO STUDIO THE BEST TIME The aofteat and most beautiful lighting effect for i f ineplctures . are 8 ecu red " by th operator at The Picture Mill be tween -the houra of 10:30 a. aa. and 2 p. m. and believing that yoa desire the very beat work. w would' respectfully suggest that you arrange for sitting between) the above hours. After 2 p? m. the light becomes lntena anal harsh and the results aro not aa) satisfactory aa earlier In the day. Call 383-R tor time. . MUSICAL INSTRUCTION ; J. S. MACMURRAY, teacher of vote culture and ilaglng. Leesoaa glveat at horn of pupil If requeate. Ad dreaa 71C Lea atreet . D RAVAGE AND TRAXSi-Mi ' COMMERCIAL TRANSFER CO. ll .kinds .of drayage and traaafa, work carefully aad promptly ! Phoa 181-J. Staad at freigh'. depot A. 8hade. Prop. THE WORLD MOVES; ao do w. Bunch Bro. Transfer Co. Phono 7-R. F. G. IS HAM, drayage and traaafar. Safes, . Llanos' and furaituro moved, packed, shipped and stor ed. Phono Clark A Ilolmaa. No, 50. .Resldaaco phone 124-R. Its Califcixia uid Oregoa uc&xi c&urcaa company TIME CARD Dally except Sunday Effective yl. mg Train 1 Iv. OranU Paaa. 100 p. na. Trata 2 It. Water Cserdi :00p. aa. AU train leave Grantr Paaa Iron 3i corner of G and E'sUtfe atreou, jppoalte U. Southern Pacific depot. Fir tail information regarilng .'relgat ana passer er ceivtce cal; i trie offl 'e of the cmnpany, Ltind'juri 'oillilttu. or ii hone Ul for nam. A NATION S STRENGTH IS IN ITS FOOD SUr?IY Creata a Rg-rvw AirrCA KZZT i 1 ) rio.ooo.oooA: