Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, October 07, 1918, DAILY EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextDAILY IUHSVK KlVEH OOCKIKH MMW. 04TOUKK 7. IIM. VAGK TWO Mill ROGUE RIVER COURIER Published Dally Except Saturday 4. E. VOORHIES, Pub. and Propr. .(Catered at pnce. Qranta Paaa. Ore., m tcocd class mail matter. ADVERTISING RATES tJUpWy space, per Inch .. J5 Local-personal column, per tin loc ItMders, par line 5c DAILY COURIER y mall or carrier, per year....$6.00 !t'i mall or carrier, pr month.. .60 WBEKLY COURIER y mall, per year . .11.50 MEMBER OP ASSOCIATED PRESo The Associated Press Is exclusively ntltled to the use for republication t all newt dispatches credited to it ar nnt otherwise credited la this per and also the :ocal news pub lished herein. All rights of republication of spe lal disni itches herein are also fserred.' Makes A line Drink NUMBER 18 COFFEE THE HKtST KINNEY & TRUAX GROCERY 41AL1TY K1KST MONDAY, OCTOBER 7, 118. OREGON WEATHER Tonight fair; light front east f portion; Tuesday fair, light easterly winds. The assigning of a few socialists and peace advocates to positions of re stricted power is a blind pure and simple, a ruse designed by the kaiser to save the face of royalty. Not un til the huge guns of Pershing blasts the maw of militarism and obliter ates tyranny and autocracy can a permanent peace be established. "I have decided," says the kaiser, 'to once again offer peace to the enemy. Very considerate or you. Bill, but you must have your fire- bath yet; you have befouled yourself to such an extent that even the con suming fires of hell cannot cleanse your soul. NEW T01AY t'ANl'Al.TY 1. 1ST The following casualties are r ! parted 'by the commanding general of I the American expeditionary forces for today: 'Killed In action 212 , Missing In notion S:i I Wounded severely 482 'Died of wounds l" iDled of accident K Died of disease 49 Wounded, degree undetermined.'. 4 Prisoners 1 Totnl 946 Killed in action Niels C. Ntolson, j Astoria; Frsnk O. Hums, Condon. Died from airplane accident I Mark 11. Mlddleknuf. Corvallls. Wounded severely Edward Lee, (Milwaukee Ore.; Harold E. Snnford Portland; Charles Prossmnn, Port' land. Reported Sunday: Killed In actionRobert E. Clark Halfway, Ore. Missing In action Oscar Jackson, Port- WANTED Thoroughly experienced and reliable man, to take charge of a young orchard and vinyard of about 30 acres located near .Sl,anvllle. ir, Mortensen Merlin. Trees are from one to!)and. Wm. A. MeCarley. Vale, Ore Ave years old. Applicant must! , have had practical experience In Total casualties to date. Including fruit growing, the proper pruulng.jtnoge sported for Sunday: spraying and diseases' ot trees, vtne,i in action (Including and must know the difference be tween a borer and a canary bird. References must be a high order as owner is a new resident. Phone or call Tuesday only, Room 230. New Josephine Hotel. 82 WANTED Furnished bungalow with five or six rooms. Phone S2S-J or 115. 83 THE TIDAL WAVE When Germany launched her tidal wave of destruction on August 1. 1914, the rush of the kaiser's armies seemed Irresistible and was almost so. The swash of German arms up on Belgium was as the thundering force of waves upon a bank ot sand. The flower of Belgium's manhood was destroyed, the virtue of women nollnted to the redhanded hordes turned loose upon civilization. Swept hack through the Mazurian swamps by the Prussian wave, the legions of Russia were murdered in their tracks as they stood in the mire and broken Ice, hands raised high, praying for mercy coarse laughter was the answer. They were shot down in inanimate masses, victims of the merciless machine gun. The wave gained momentum, surged further south and Serbia and Roumania were left bleeding and ravished, the lustful invaders writ ing In blood and flame the word "kultur" to the southward until they joined hands with the Turks, murders of virtue and everything tearing the name of Christianity. The waves of hell were also beat ing ceaselessly against the rock-ribbed foundations of France and Eng- Germany has put out several kinds of "peace feelers," but the only kind of a peace feeler the allies should put out Is "unconditional surren der." V IS E! APPLES AN1 PEARS for sale All hand picked at Lake Side Krult ranch. Newtown apples at Hoc a box, Winter Nell Is pears at 11 a a box (orchard run) for one week only. Bring your 'boxes. Tele phone C09-F-23, H. T. Hull. 83 LOST Blue-grey army blanket. In the city park Sunday. Kinder please leave at 609 A street. S3 391 at sea) 7.990 Died of wounds 2,r.SB Died of disease 1.992 Died of arrldent and other causes 960 Wounded In action 21.922 Missing In action (Including prisoners) . 5,221 Total casualties 40.671 land. Countless thousands of brave men fell before the tide of blood was named Johnson, from , . , , . cured the booze. In th cnecaeu, cuunuess luuusauua wij women and girls- met worse Following closely on the heels of yesterday's booze seizure. Sheriff Qutne and Deputy Sheriff Rafferty way-lafd at the very edge of town to day at noon, a Caddillac, loaded to the guards with a cargo of 303 quarts ot Golden Wedding whiskey and 73 pints of a brand labeled "Old 56," a cargo, which, laid down in Portland would bring around $3,000 cash to the owners. In the machine were found four license cards in ad dition to the one attached to the car. Two of these tags were Oregon li censes and two California, both bear ing 1918 dating. The machine was manned by two fellows carrying reg istration cards, bearing the names of Alfred Edward Lloyd and George Washington Rutledge, both of Portland. Lloyd, the owner of the car, had received, deferred crassifl cation by local board No. 3, of Port land, because he had a dependent wife and two- children. He claims to have stopped In Grants Pass yesterday on his way to California, and there met a fellow whom he se ttle woods about FOR SALE Second grade grapes for sale at corner Fifth and G streets, $1 u lug box. about 60 pounds. Not sold li any smaller quantities. Brinir box to pu them In. E. L. Churchill. S3 EMPLOYMENT WANTED by young woman, high school graduate, typist. Qualified for general of fice work. Good references. Ad dress No. 1675 care Courier. 83 VETCH SEED for sale. Last week for canning peaches, order early. Public Market. 87 LOST Sometime between Friday and Monday, boy's overcoat, green and black mixture, 12-year old Blze. Finder kindly deliver to the Hotel Josephine and receive re ward. S3 JITNEY SERVICE An y where, any time. Phone Mocha Cafe 181-R. Otto J. Knlps, Residence 149-Y. 238 YANKS 1'II.E THE IUN DEAD II Kill IN lIKi KHillT London. Oct. 7. New details of the Btory of the brenklns of the lilt) denburg line between Cambrul and St. Quentln are given In accounts of the tight received from British correspondent. The representative after referring to the Canadian, Brit Ish, 'Australian and New Zealand di visions as units "whose dally lifo was heavy fighting" says: "Other divisions had us hard light ing and as glorious a triumph. The Americans also broke through the' Himlenbur line. Allied airmen had' photographed every tunnel mouth and every nurture feature at low al titudes and these photographs were carried Into action by the Amerlrnn officers as they advanced through the mist. "The heat and confusion of the battle robbed the gallant Amcrtrans of some of their proper reword, li was not until yesterday that It was seen how mucn tno Americans nau done. Never have the Germans been seen In such thick swaths of dead as along the course the Americans traversed." LARGE. NICELY furnished front room with good table board in strictly modern home. IK 18 Ford. good as new, for sale. 725 South Seventh street. 82tf FOR KENT Nicely furnished mo dern 5-room cottage and garage, 609 A street; also an unfurnished 5-room cottage, 203 C street, low rent. See N. E. Townsend, 621 A street. 87 WANTED Apple pickers at River Banks farm. Phone 607-F-3. 87 Paris, Oct. 7. It Is reported In Rome that Austria recently insisted the demands. three mile south of that city. Lloyd fatessays that he paid $60 a case for the than death on the battlefield; only!8tUff and since there were 27 cases, charred and crumbling ruins nowlthe entire lot cost him almost $2,000 stand where beautiful French cities! He says that he met with Rutledge , about x o'clock in the evening ana Then the unexpected happened-1 mornlng Rutledge, who comes un-that tne Vat,an take 8t"8 towa,d for Germany. Hundreds of ships :der tne next (Iraft, says that he had ,,"t .lhat the Vatiran rect0l loaded with the bravest soldiers that' no knowledge of the character of the evr faced a battle line were sent' load carried by Lloyd and when ask- ... , . ,, ,-,Jed to ride to Portland with him, across the Atlantic and the ebb tide. i readily consented, he admits, ho of the German tidal wave was setev(.p that he knew LIoyu before in motion. And like the ocean's tide, jn Portland, having met him In a the subsiding of the Hun waves is lumber camp some time ago. Rut-; leaving the country leveled; forests ; led 3 says that he was In Grants; , . j ...i. ,,.,.n,in, lJ3S trying to arrange a timber sale, and cities are destrojed; eerthln & is put to the torch everything raz- man of jlortland( wno ownH a qllar.j ed. But the ebb tide will be as great ter R(!Cton 0f timber land between j as the tidal wave which gained its Coos and Douglas counties. HIb ( inciplency at Berlin. The red waters business was with a fellow named, u j Huntley, who was out of town on, will not sua uniii mey iiavo icouira you coji flavor most daintily with LESLIE SALT it is full flavored free flowing sironvilhoiit bitic moss 'OLD GLORY' FLIES ON GERMAN SOIL the nlaee of their inception, the pal- hls arrival and he says that he was .agreeable to an opportunity to get. aces ot Berlin. ;a fr,.e ride back to Portland. A1-! The French and Belgians have ( though Rutledge says that he knew avowed vengeance and vengeance nothing of the character of the load he was riding have remained with, he could not In Ignorance long have tasted of shot and shell, but tJe o(or exU(linK from the w not until they have been bathed in fined tonn" fire will they understand will Jus tice have been meted out to them. That the so-called "peace proposals' now being extended by Austria and Maximillian, at the Instigation of the kaiser, are mere blinds to hoodwink the allies there Is little or no doubt. The bottles were systematically packed, although not In cases. In one of the pockets In the front seat, was a half empty whiskey bottle. Roseburg News. COMTNO EVENTS OCT. 30, Wednesday Halowe'en supper by M. E. Ladles Aid. 77tf "w rn h A Stewvr- m l7A WM1 9. I I WV tnr II Miti this tf)tir I Ml We will win tkis vmr Nothing else really matters until we do! ' I .'' HI" " The Flavor Lasts Seeds! Seeds! Seeds! WHEAT IIAKI.KY AI.FAI.KA Chicken Wheat )l,MIAK;ltlE 4th- POI ND J. Pardee Here Is an American commander In Alsace accompanying a French general In his review of a Yankee contingent billeted In a town where the trench line In the Vosges has Invaded territory under the German flag when the war began. Fourth Liberty Loan bonds will help remove the Boche from Alsace and Lorraine as well as from ravished Ilelglum. Full Line of Auto Supplies TIRES--A11 Sizes C L. HOBART CO. Grants Pass & Crescent Cily Slage Co. W. T. Ilreen, Propr. H. UlriflliiKH, Agent Big Pierce Arrow Cars Easy Riding Office OM Observer Blk. Corner Re vent li ami (1 street Phone S Telephone 2'JH-I and HI;! JOB PRINTING NEATH DONE AI IKE COMB OFFICE