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1AIL ROUVK HIV KM OOlKIKIt TllMlAV, KMTKMIIKH 10, IIUN." COMING K VENTS FAC3 q? am ICS rUUk4 Daily KlK Saturday f.eeeij at' r"Uce, Greats Pa. 0rw, H aocd elaas all saettar. ADVCXTIglNQ ' RATE8 Koplay ep. Vt tacb,..l 1 Lsjeal-pareonal eoima, Jf 1M 10 Ty aall or carrier. pr yar....M?0 Ly small T oarrlaw r o- -8 ;W3EKLT COURIER I . Cy nun. par yaw- LL.tl.60 !, tU ltWAaioclUe Cragoa Dally Nawasapaf Pa. Aa, KZMBER Or ASSOCIATED PRES TKa Aaaoeiatad Pre la xelntvely tRIet ta U naa tor rewnblleattoa at all aewa diseatehea credited to H ( ntharwlaa credited ia thl par aad alio the local Bwa pufc- uaaea aersia. AU right of republication of pe nal aisptitcn nerein ara aieo Teaamd. fee TVtSDAV, SEPTEMBER 10, 101 8. OREGON WEATHER. . V T . - Fair, gentle northwesterly winds. THE CONTAGION OF VICTORY The whole world ha been struck with the new "fighting spirit shown by the French and British army in the past month. The victories won over the Germans have not been due to numerical superiority alone on the battle front . Their primary canse has been rejuvenation ot the allied armlea. The French and Brit ish troops are fighting now witn the fresh spirit of 1914, aided by all the a experience gained In yfour years of struggle. That' long1 'grind 1 bad Vwearied them. It waa an'army'of "well train ed and breve soldiers that General Foch r took over when ' he :. assumed the allied command, but It was also a stale, discouraged army. No ag gregation of men can fight steadily for so long, in a war of deferred hope and retain their pristine vigor. They do not weaken, if they are made of auch stuff as our allies; but they lose much of their ambition, their eagerness, their zest for battle. Tbey fight passively and philosophically. They are hard to defeat, but tbey are unaggressive. They have lost their punch. Why this sudden change in allied morale? The answer, by this time is obvious. It was the , Americans who restored that lost punch. And ' it waa not so much by their own vie torles as by their contagious enthu siasm. This fact Is made very plain by the big British war critic, Major General Maurice. "It is not by any means only by the numerical reinforcement which America has brought into the field," he says, "that she has helped turn the scale. It would be Impossible to overrate the value of the infusion of fresh and vigorous life into the si' lies' rank in the fifth year of the war, when there is a natural ten dency for tho'ae who have borne the heat and 4 burden of Ihe war to be come stale. The Americans emanate' keenness and vitality which Is Infect ious, while their fresh outlook upon the questions which to us have be come stale by long use, and their racy fashion ot expressing their views, are most inspiring." So we find our erstwhile tired al lies fighting again with the reckless dash of our own lads, to, whom the war is a holy Crusade and a fascinat ing adventure. And we find a Tor onto paper commenting Joyfully on the fact that British soldiers now advance to the charge cheering. Cointinaticii Spscial 24 lbtf. White Loaf Flour 4 lbs. Oat Flour :'. 3 lbs. Rio Flour ' i ' it ' M - KINNEY & TRUAX GROCERY Public Is Invited to Aid Campaign to Find Needed Nurses for War Work By VERNON J.IXROY. ' The graduate nurses of America art coming to the aid of army and navy, in response to the call of Surgeons General Gorgas and BraisteJ. Twenty-five a day art enrolling in Chicago alone, and proportionate num ber in other centers. In addition, letters are pouring in from all point asking how to proceed. The nurse themselves will enlist Getting them i the easiest part of the campaign. , Another problem is to get young women to enter training schools to prepare themselves to fill the places left vacant by nurses going into service. It is proposed to open .training schools for nurses at various army camps where the students will have ample experience. Later they will be sent to civil hospitals for graduation. The greatest task of all is to make the public understand that it part in the nurses' campaign is very important The public must upply these student nurses they are the sisters and daughters of the people. The public must also learn to get along with less nursing, to let just ts many nurses as possible go into service or into the hospitals where they are Titally necessary. . ' Army and navy, government officers and the heads of nursing bureaus all re calling on the people to back up the Red Crosa arid help to enroll the 25,000 nurses which must be had this year for our fighting men; and to build up a reserve for the other thousands that must be had for the years of war which may yet face us. J'. ' Sept. 15, 8unday Second Annual Harvest festival at Baptist church Sept. II, Wednesday Courier Bar gain Pay. Sept. 17, lit, FrWty and Saturday- Red Cross Dasaar and Carnival RKPORT OH THE UttDlTIOtt OF TBS UlUNii rutm swaniwau i , CXIMTANY t at Granta Pa, Oregon, la the State ot Oregon, at the dose ot business August list, 111. Ileaovt Loan ant discounts I2l.73.!& Overdrafts, secured ana imaAciirwtl XONG Bond and warrants ' 6S.aai.S Stot-ks. securities, judg ments, etc. M88.S0 furniture end natures.. 5. 800.00 Other real estate owned 34,740.00 Due from banks (not reserve banks) S.65H.5 Due from approved re reserve banks 11,613. 92 Checks and other rash Items , SJ8.04 Exchange for clearing hnuu 617. 4 Cash on hand 17,1(4.17 Other resource . 931.00 , . BRIEF BITS Ablngton! Sfnss.. has a 8unday school one hundred years old. vrly "l.'OO.onO female clerks are empU yed In Eimlnnd. The tlnibr possibilities ,of British North Borneo are to be Investigated by an expert from the United States whom the government ha employed. Blankets or other article left In B automobile can be fastened to a re cently patented chain, which rings an alarm bell If a thief should try to take them. The army uf Iho Netlivrlnnd hu been provided with a portnble motion picture show thnt Is transported frunt IHmt to post on a specially 'designed motortruck.' Total 1120.517.21 Liabilities Capital stock paid In... I 60,000.09 Surplus fund 10.000.00 Undivided profit, leu expense and ' taxes palJ 4.881.1J Due to banks and bank' er S.SOO.74 Individual deposit sub ject to check 242.361.25 Demand certificates of deposit MG0.52 CauMtr checks out- slundlmf .... a,R28.9ll Certified checks SK.010.00 Tim and Savlnga De posits U2.070.01 tills pnyahle tor money borrowed 10.000.00 Total 1436.527.23 County ef Josephine.) Stat of Oregoa. ) , . I, Frank C. nramwell.' Caahler ot the above named bank, do solemnly wear that the above statoment is true to the brtt of my knowledge and belief. i . 3 , . ', FH.,K ' C. niUMW'RIyU Cushler. Strbsvribed and swora to before me this 5th day ot September. 101. 0. P. JESTKR Notary Public. (.My commission expires ' April 6th, 1821.) Corrtct Attest: ... , JOHN' HAMPSniHlK, I. A. ROI1IK, r'UANKMN S. DRAMWKIil.. Director. k , - CAN OREGON REPEAT? t The vaulU of the U. S. Treasury attain need refilling. Ever increasing expenditures necessary to hasten the end of the War, the Keeping-up and BckJn-up of "Our Boy," the Sustaining of the Allied Nations and their People, the Perpetua tion of Democracy and Destruction of Autoc racyrequire the unstinted sacrifice the DO SfOCB BEST, NOT SIMPLY "BIT,", of every true Aswerlcan. I The Eva of the 4th Liberty Loan ia here. fTAST In ma patriotic endeavor, OREGON cannot, will nol, ihall not falter NOW. With more lo work for, more to give for. more to sacrifice for every true Oregonian will make it his duty to tee that Oregon DOES REPEAT by going over Ihe top FIRST once again. While tbe campaign does not officially start until September 28th. we will so voluntarily pledge our subscriptions and anticipate our quota that in thl$ town, thli tonnto and thi$ ttatt IT WILL BE OVER WHEN ITS OPENED. 4 Fevm f.is 1 Lei Csasnessji VwmmI, Summon! all the forces and resources of lb Rspubltc to the dcfsnM ol Crcedom THE OREGON AGRICULTURAL COLIXGZ waka tke Uaittd Butt tuihoriiict ktve rsnktd esoneof th Bltwe diiiUiuiihcd Inititvniom ol th country luf asctllrnc Ut military Uaioing, has reipondtd to the calL Ths Colkf 1 . diitinulthd not only fur !u military imtructioo, but i ; ; DiriMuiBf a uo roa- ' ' ': . , IlfltjvnilnduiirlalcoutsesforaMastJforwoaMai , . lloMf Knwowkt, Mlalrauvwy, l In wholesome, purpoMlulstudtat lift. ... , ' lu dctsocratic culUs S4rit ' ' .' lU succtailul graduate. , ' , Students enroM last year, J4JJ1 stirs pa Its ssrvlc Isgs, list, over forty percent representing oftictrt. OAlif apen SeptetnW U, Itll , IUmimm looklM. m oiktt Ufwstika ntas a Um CatvalU Onea FOOD MI. VTKT A i ill v. ri t I.-, .'yVrt.'' in! ! "Iho Will Win This Battle?" Your kidneys re the nluv ' of the body. If thrf biHiiine Innotlva ant, fall to elim inate the watte nmtu r, they are apt to throw the wholo DUH'lia:ilm of the body oat of ardor, thus toxic poisons can cuuiuintu lit the nystem aud bu as dadly t simko votium. lUld's cunnltitc tho mlnr aliments of rhiMimutUm, Klatli:4, liiniNt-'o and tack acln, mitlivi of tho kidneys 1 apt to di'volop Into ni'iro strliis dlwam-, M dlulxtii nr sumo In tlio bladd'T. Kid tint 1-cKljf ot Umlc pulimiis clean Ike bl.iitdi'r and kidneys, and euro tlm twlngcn 01' rliiMitnatNm with Au-u-rlo and you win tho luittln of II (.1. A auric was llrtldlM-nvt'ivd by Dr. fierce, nd has beulltil iliouamlt of aulferxni at wt'll as appeased and ellmlnataHl tlm ravage uf the ntire serious kidney din sates. Now procurable at any good druv ttoro,or aund direct lo Dr. V. M. I'leriA lliiltalo, N. Y 10 cuiiU for trial packago, Mrs. B.G.CoKKtt aays: "When I com menced the trealiiieni of Auiiric I was in bnd tliaim. My back sohed all the time and oh I how my bark would ache at nllit until I would have to setup. I cniilil never sleep all nllit. Hut since I Imve taken the 'Annrio Tablets my backache is all son'o and 1 enn lio down snu sleep Rood and sound all niitdt. ht liow imtcli Ix'tUr I do feel no on kmms but invsell, My advice to nil tufferem of kidney trmibles Is to five Ani.ric a trial anil liey will lind ivliel (rtiiu tliuir troublu." National Mazda Lamps IT AVINO too little lllilit puts a strain on chil dren's vision that they may never outgrow! Why not have plenty of llgbtT Na tional MAZDA Lamps Klve three tlinra the Hxht ot old fashioned carbon lamps It ho it iilitii a penny to ' your IlKht bill. Rogue River Hardware : , (ie, l(. H 1,1, lie, Mur. mm A NATION'S STRENGTH 1SINITS FOOD SUPPLY V'4?r.piihlid Ov AMHKICA MUST FFFT) VWJ lIO.OOlX OOOAUItS Xl 11 m Tk S 'H ' m ta V 1 Tie full aeries of high boilirlg points in "Red Crown" make power and mileage lure. Look for the Red Crown sign. STANDARD OIL COMPANY (California) m J I 1 1 f. I). FfFfl, R)cIk1 Agent fitandnrd nil Co.. ranU l'a Full Line of Auto Supplies f IRES--A11 Sizes C. L HOBART CO. Gracfs Pass & Crescent City Stage Co. V. T. Ilrwn, I'ropr. II. (ilddlii(N, A item Big Pierce Arrow Cars ' Easy Riding Office Josephine Hotel Ulixk Te!vphon22H-J and Mil ' '