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PAQSTWO DAILY ROaiV KIVEH CUt'UUR FIUII.W, HWTKMIIKU UT. tai mi m o Published Dally Except Saturday i E. VO0RHIE8, Pub. and Prepr. Rater 1 at poetomc. OritU Fi Or, m eswon eleaa mail matter. RATES ADVERTISING v.splay apace. Pr rioe1 local-personal column, per ' i4drt, per line DAILY COURIER Wj matt or carrier, per Tr.;--!0 3y nail or carrier, pr snoath.. .50 WBFKLY COURIER nail, per yr ..11.60 MEMBER 8UU Editorial Association Oregon Dally Newspaper Pub. Aasn. MEMBER OP ASSOCIATED PREs Tbe Associated Press U eiciusively tmltled to the at for republication t t all Bewa dteeatoh credited to it m OATS Guaranteed Uhe Best KINNEY & TRUAX GROCERY I'AUTY KIKSI mar will be opened at 10 o'clock and will be kopt open all day. The big) carnival will start In the evening. Today the Red Cross ladle tcrved a fine dinner In the Chamber of Com merce room to an I in in fine crowd, and the performance will be repeated tomorrow noon, at Ihe lame place. It I reported today that hundred r preparing to attend the carnival Saturday night. Every dime you ipeud at the ha taar and carnival la a boost for ur boyi "ovar there." . Classffied Advertising FOR KAI.K winning the war. The Judge urged that every cltlsen sacrifice to the limit to buy bonds to' the arch enemy, but In no friendship was there sincerity, any further than , , - - . , thl' . . . . . 'sacrmce 10 ine mini iu uuj uuuua v ......... ZXf h0 lh" th Tr. would .rve,aMure lulled hertta. ; PMtteuUr Imperial ambition, or be, r9 Mw ,oJovlngi and he warned All rlghta of rn-ubllcatton of ape- held on the che board of Interna- them axuiuat German peace projia- . . . . l .. 1.. .J .. l . Ih. .nniliur arlnlAP IlA Clonal poillica lO Ilium ruuuihi i'i-iKmiu umiui mw iuiu ......-. titular ambition of the same aort. Pointed out that Intense activities on c ' .v . Kn.k-,. ..iinni " western rront wouia soon cease S nee the establishment of national .... . because of the weather condition In autonomy in tne Hainan me iurs (iKIOIWH FIKK ON lUUUIW who dkskut n.vrrxK link Undon. Sept. IT. German, troops are continually firing on Bulgarians who desert from the battle line , It waa officially announced by the Sor btan war office In the communique received here today. Gorman prisoner, according to the communique complain that the Bul garians Intentionally abandon great numbers of German-made machine .rial dlspi.tches fee reed. herein are FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 191. OREGON WEATHER Fair, continued warm; gentle northerly sephers. LAST ttLXESS OF THE 'SICK MA.V N . It has bee said by men profound ly versed in European polltlce that the key to the European war situa tion lies In Constantinople, and tbe Turk holds It. That iudgment was based npon western France, and that Germany faced a new menace He became woll4 Uke advantage of the situation aware that his empire In Europe had to send out peace feelers. He thought been divested of reality and reduced there would be few people In this I....1 ,KU nnliiMinrhnnHl Ik hn would to mere name. There waa thei " . . . I urge mai pero u muv, u mv power of aggressiveness and a row-no md9 ,n 0ermliny col,id be Ing organisation there; there wereaefeptd; "Germany can have a dictated peace, and one dictated by the allies. They will get It when they make an unconditional surrender,' said the, speaker. " " i In the party were: Judge John hatreds destined to flame Into con suming fire, as they did. Tbe Bal kans threatened to be the acute and fatal attack In the long Illness of the Turk. But tor Anstria, dominated hr.the annerlor and more ambitious iH Stevenson. Sergeant II. L. White, MtM.i v..n. ... nf fjarm.nv'Erlc V. Hauscr Jr., K. L. Noeren the end would have come, Turkey would hare been driven across the NOTICH Are you Registered? If not, then do It now. Saturday, October 6th. I91f. Is the last day to register for the General Election. E. U COBUR.V. go County Clerk 10 It SAUC Elglity acre runch, In Apptegate valley. Thirty a-res In cultivation, pert alfult. Klue range for stock.' House, barn and out-bullillng. Farming Imple ments If desired. Inquire Ike Vin cent, call Pro vol l central. TS WOOD-Good slab wood, 12.60 per tier. No wood sold In ordera of lew than four tl-'M, evenly rut. (let It while It lusts. Wood will be scurce this v. Inter. I A. Uuu- er. 7 FOP. SM.K At pulillo auction, t)C' tober 1, at my place JH miles north of llogue River, my stock, farm muchlnery and household goods. II. K. Scldmore. 74 FOR SAUK CIIKAP for rash K0 - acre near M'lmer. Good place to start with little money. Address II. M. Knudaen. Tasco, Wash. 4 rTra.Lfc:ci I R A V UooJ heat Intt stove In first class condition. In quire at Rochdale grocery atore, tf MIM KI.I.ANKOI M llUINQ YOUR Jl'NK to the Uranti Pass Junk Co., 41 Huuth Blith street. Phone 11. We buy rag metal, rulibvr, scrap Iron, bides and wool, old automobiles for wrecking. , 6 1 It ON CA81I IIAS1-The Music and Photo house will remove to the new (oration, next door west, on October t, and everything will be on a cash basis vscept pianos and talking machine sold on Uase. Cash basis la nereeaary In order to maintain low prices. Stanton Howell. 607 Q stteet. IT II KMC la a real opportunity. The de mand for farm tractors Is ln reus ing by leaps and bound. West ern representative of eastern con cern manufacturing popular priced line of four wheel trai tors will he In this vicinity soon to close con tracts. If Interested address P. W. Wisdom, csre this psper, 71 POLITICAL CARDS (Paid Advertisement.) SNAP 7 -room plastered house be tween Fourth and Fifth on 11 St. Best location In Granta Pass, two Iota, bath, gas. Price $1,100. Easy terms. This won't last long. 1. A. Launer, Realtor. 77 bridge Into Asia and perhaps It would berg and Mark Woodruff. Mr. Hauser Is a son of Eric V. Hau ser, owner of the Multnomah hotel at Portland, who la financing the have taken a world war, as now, to'tonr of the Tellow Demon. Two determine who would be the Turk's Hsuser boye are now In France and snccessor a. keeper of the Inter-con-! W n '"l" tlnental way. he there In a few weeks. Mr. Noer- enbert la a private soldier from Van- It was entirely logical that thejeouTer i,arr,ci,'g who was detailed to Turk should have Joined forces with drive the car. the central powers. The Turk was led to believe In the ooasted super- conditions that made up the old .human power of the alleged Olympic oMer in which It waa generally ad- god at Berlin. The picture of pan mltted. that all the powers, severally.; Germanism presented to him. prom- ' . .. . ... It..'. !... . ..nn tfcnn.h ...hJ or In their respective groups, wwii - - - committed to the policy of the Tnrkl ordinate place in the sun. It offered .,J.. .v- v..j. ,.., .v. I.. U the Turk thought, an Insurance (Continued from page 1) MRS. JOS. MOSS Independent Candidate for County Clerk O. t C. 160 acres close to Grants Pass, 80 acres level land,, living water all year, running water to July 15, good outrange, good road $75 my charges. I A. Launer, Realtor. . 77 C. E. McLANE Democrat it; Nominee for Sheriff continents rather than surrendering it to the other .fellow. Russia was not to have It Individually, or in al liance,, the other powers preferred that the Tnrk should hold It rather than to pay the war price which a dubious attempt to capture the prize would entail. When we say that Constantinople la the bridge between Europe and Asia that is almost literally the fact It Is the actual link of interchange between the steam and electric driven, higb-tension life of the West, and the odorous, iplce-Uden, gem studded enchantment of the East, it leads from one land of teeming mil lions to another the one throbbing with the creative Impulse of a new world, the other living under tbe spell of a seeming necromancy which dominates the old world. We have drawn much from those; t Asiatic millions, and we are destined to draw much more. In their work ing and their dreaming they have contributed for centuries to Euro pean wealth, philosophy, religion, arts, poetry and architecture. We still rest debtor to them for tbe won derful products of their inonstry their embroideries and rugs and silks and cashmeres and porcelains and all manner of designs, worked as It of his hold upon European posses sions. He would be safe and even powerful aa a member of the pan German confederacy ' that was to reach from the North sea to the Per- slan gulf. More than that, there was the bold chance, the rather exhilar- atlng dream of wh.t might be the possible outcome of 'A pan-Islam war to which German support was pledg ed. To the Turk. OeVmany Was the successful player at tbie board, and he was wilting to stakt his fortunes 1 where you can trip over the floors to the Janlest music that waa ever Jax xed by a Jaiier. It will be great. However, If you have rheumatism or the gout and don't feel like shak ing your trllbys. there Is yet one of the most Interesting psrti of the great carnival awaiting your pres ence. This Is the baiaar conducted In the spacious basement of the court house. In decorating the place (he ladles have not forgotten to display Old Glory, and the room Is vtry at tractive and clean while great stacks of fancy articles made by the ladles are there for yonr Inspectlon-p-and for you to bny. There are cute little hoods and wearing apparel for the BUY YOUR Fl'KU kindling-. Mocks and sawdust of Ilnber Urns. 135 West Q. Phone 609-J. ATTOHXKYH H. D. NORTON, Altorey-et-le. Fraction In all State and Federal Courts. First National Uask Bldg. COLVIO WILLIAMS. Atlorneys-at-Law, Grants raas Basking Ck Bldg., Orsnu Pas. Oregen. FOR SALIC Good team and hnr ncss. Inquire 2'ii West Q slrrot Phone 500-J. 77 CEDAR IOST3 for sale Split and largo round anchor. A. K. Phllpa, Rogue River, Ore., R. F. D. No. 1. 74 B. 8. VAN DYKE. Attorney. Prso tie in all court. First Nation! Bank Uldg.' . " '1 on the cards that Germany played. Ins. "a ""' - t , . nnl , . o tnose mny anu preuy mu Germany has lost. The forces that! fc.'.fc.. m. ,nM I illllBUIIIIVIJB HiS MICU !.. - are working German defeat are strip- ,earn ,ne ngme) of bllt tney are ping the Turk. Whether or not Con- j there In profusion and are worth stantlnople Is key to this ,war, those 'many times the price asked for them. But there are other things besides the fancy work, and as a "barnaln counter" the ladles have a store that beats the Susie Sawbnck catalogue a mile. powers will take 11 from the Turk. They will leave him naked and dis possessed, for the dny of the new or der has dawned In which there Is no International need to keep a sick ob-l Don't miss the carnival tonight and structlonlBt as guard and keeper of .tomorrow night. Tomorrow the ba the 'bridge between two civilizations. National Mazda Lamps IT AVISO too little light puts a strain on chil dren's vlnlon that they may never outgrow! Why not hnve plenty or light? Na tional MAZDA Lamps give three times the light of old fashioned carbon lamps without adding a penny to yonr light bill. Rogue River Hardware ii-. 11. llldillc Mxr. ICO ACRKS TIM UK II for sale Mostly pine. A. F.. Phllps, Rogue River. Ore.. R. F. D. No. 1. T4 TO RKNT FOR RENT Furnished cottage with prettiest garden In town. Corner of Booth and Foundry street. Renter will havo to keep up the garden. Key next door. Hit FORRKNT Furnished" house, In quire at Mrs. Peter Gravlln's, 802 M street. TT Portland Telegram. (Continued from page 1) i According to the returned iwldieri the boys had their minds on ievery- tblng but the war. And he says that would seem by witchery, In metalsiig as It should be. When thejr, get i to the front they will experiencethe and ivories and precious woods. It Is across the Bospborus that modern Europe and ancient Asia clasp bands. There's the bridge upon which the potential East meets the dynamic West. ' , To control that portal and make it the vital center of an extensive Ot toman empire has been tbe Turkish dream, realized for the first time In the eleventh century and maintained with wavering fortunes ever since. Twice waa there nearly a rude awak ening, but the Turkish forturtes were left secure by the outcome In the Crimea and again were safeguarded by the peace at Berlin. Russia was Grants Pass & Crescent City Stage Co. W. T. llreen, J'ropr. H. Glddlngs. Agent Big Pierce Arrow Cars Easy Riding Officer Old Observer Hlk. Corner Seventh and CI streets Phone 20 tortures of hell as the German t'as and Jack Johnsons 'come over. Hie sargeant knows because he was at', Vlmy Ridge, the Marne and was nln ' months in a hospital because of gas.K .TtirizA .Tnhn H RtevanHnn delivered . a punchy and powerful address. H? urged the buying of bonds, but most ly he demanded an unalloyed loyalty from ever citizen, regardless of the place of hlg 1 irth. The speaker con gratulated the country because of the Fourth Liberty bond campaign coming at a time when the German drive on Paris had turned to the march upon Berlin, but he warned the people against overconfldence and apathy. In his opinion there is only one worth while qnestion be fore the people of America, that of Telephone 22H-J and 163 r Full Line of Auto Supplies TIRES-A11 Sizes C. L HOBART CO. FOR RKNT 4-room house, $1, 1 '-fi blocks from postnfflce. Income realty to exchange for merchnn dlse. J. D. Drake, (II 1 D street. T3 FOR RKNT--Flva room cottage, 203 C street. Gas, electric lights, low rent. Bee N. b Townsend, 621 A street. 78 O. S. ni.ANCHAIU. Home l Law. Golden Kill llilldlnf Phono Z70. Grants Pass, Oregon. BLANCHAItn IILANCIIAKI), A tornsys. Albert Bldg. ,Phon. m-J. Practice In all courts; hoard attorney. Iaa C. A. 8IDLER. Altorny-at-Law. rst tree In bankruptcy. Maaonle tempi, Grants Pass, Or. ""viSTKIti.NAKY MflMJKON DR. R. J. BKSTt'L, Veterinarian. Office, rvildenc. Phone 301-R. PHYSICIAN) I O. CLEMENT, M. D Practice limited to diseases of the e.ve. ear, nose and throat. Glasses fitted. Omr hours 9-11, 2-5, or on ap polMment. Oltlce phone tl, real- ' dence phone 959-J. WANTKD WANTKD Fresh Jersey cow with cair. Address Martin 'Conger, Kt. 4. Box 85-A. 74 WANTED TO rBl'Y Second hand top buggy In good condition, also breaking cart. Address U. C. Helghton, Rd. No. 2. 74 WANTED On an alfalfa ranch, an experienced farmer who under stands irrigation, one with a small family who can assist In taking care of cows preferred. Write to Frederick Pelouze, Eagle Point, Ore. 82 TWELVE Al'PLK pickers wanted Fort Vannoy Orchard, phnna 606- F-12. ' 77 W A.N rbU A woman to work one day a week. Address No. 1589, care Courier. 78 WANTED TO RKNT A furnished house. Address 1S93 care Courier. 73 MIST S LOUUHIllDllh,', at. l, PhysDiau and surgeon. City or country calls attended day or night. Rcsldeae phone S69; office phone lit Sixth and II, Tuffs Bldg. DR. J. O. NIBLEY, Physician and surgeon. Lund burg Bldg. Dealt!) officer. Office hours. Mo II a. m. and 1 to & p. ni. Phone aiO-J. A. A. WITH AM, M. I). Internal medicine and nervous dls'tnaea; 903 Corhett Bldg., Portland. Ore. Hours 9 a. m. to 1 p. m. HKNTISTH E. C. MACY. dentistry. D. M. D. Flrst-clas ins'i South Sixth street, Grants Pass, Oregon. MI MICAL I.N'HTItrtTIO! a. MACML'RKAY, U.ui ut votto culture and singing. Lessons glvea at horns of pupil If requested. Ad dress 7 It Lee street. DIUYAUK AMI TUAN'Sv e.H LOST September 17 on the road be tween Grants Pass and Williams, a small matting suit case. Finder notify J. L. Would rid Ke, phone 287-R. 74 COMMERCIAL TRANSFER CO. Al kinds of drayage and transfe. werk carefull and promptly dsn Phone 181-J.' Stand at freight deppt. A Shade, Prop. TUB WORLD MOVKS; so do we. Bunch Bros. Transfer Co. Phone J97-R. IIOTO STL'ltlO THE PICTURE MILL for fine photo graphs. Open dally except Sun day from 10 a. m. to 5 p. m. Sun day sittings by appointment only. Phone Mill, 283-R, or residence 140-J. G7tf F. U. 1SHAM, drayase and transfsr. Safes, itanus and furniture moved, packed, shipped and stor ed. Phone Clark ft Holman, No. SO. Residence phone 124-R. CHICHESTER S PILLS blAMD MBAN0 CIlJjL V M rMliwinuB.SiiMi,aiMailUbu SOU BY DfiUGGtSTS EVERYWHERE Mutter Wrappers prlii'.nd to com Vly with the law at the Courier. All kinds of Conimor.'ln! J'rlntlnx it Hie Courier .Jlfice. The California and Oregoa Ooait Railroad OompanT TIMJC CARD Pally except Sunday . Effective My 1, 1919 Train 1 l. Grant Pass.. 1 00 p. in, Trs'n 2 lv. Waters Cei k :00p. in. All trains loavc Grant Pmh from be cmer of Q and F'sluh streets, -ippoiilte tl.e goiithern I'anlflc depot. ." all Infarmntli.n roparilni. freight ana pankerjv rrvlc call at the office of the eotiiHiiiiy, .Lnnd'mrt' building, or phone 131 !nr omr