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TI KHOAY, XOVKMlltn". " uni t mIV tUSK. tVCKiklH PACK TKKCn How It U Don. When woman Is content to grow ld gracefully, she usually 0os It gray fully. , CITY TIlKAHUIUIl'H NOTK'K There are fund In the city tress ury to redeem ll warrants drawn on the general fnd numbered' 13.. 4R2 to 18.818 Inclusive. Interest will coase aflor November ifh. ltil. Dated lit Grants Pass, Oregon, November 2nd, 1918. 0. r. JESTER. 07 City Treasurer. tXUNTY TIIKAHI'HKK'S VAUs Vtt GKNKIUh WAItltANTH All Josophine county general warrants lsnund prior to ami Includ Inn September 10th, 191V, and pro trniied prior lethal dalojiare hereby callnd In, and are payable at the county treasurer's office en or after rio 4th lny ot November, 1918, on Which date lntorut will cyme. CEO. 8. CAUKHJN, County Treasurer of Joee. OS jiUlim Oounic, Ore. ATTENTION! TIU'CK. TRACTOR AND AU TOMOBILE OWNE1M We have In our employ one ot the bet acetylene welders on ' the coaaL All kind of heavy machinery and aluminum crank cases welded. We weld anything. AU kind of lathe work tnnurtl mil. rilirWi KKAHONAI1LB phoae 100 Crater Lake Motor Co. MKDKORU, UUDCON MINImjRE TANK ITSTD UY THE HUNS ' - 11 mm -t. r-' ' . ' I. t. ' -tar.-1 Thu UfceMt novelty (Uncovered In ture()ne-nn tank, laxed aa a-anlplng oiptoreil ry the Cnnaillnnn during tbe recrat oTruimlve and one of them can i'bo awn nyerliBetittng with It Wbon once behind It the operator can go for ward r backward, 'but In rather an awhward poxltlon. ' WOSTH KNOWING tint cnrlifcMt orockesy tlmltran .made Oj(i'tf In Ko!liiiKl were'Obtalnetl from OteiCblneiwv. 'the inmilirr of women trades union mU In 6iW nitttuln 'bus dotiMIrd , In lour years. JL room WW 'be quickly frv4 from Tboieiiiell of aohniro amke by plHdng In It a pell of -water 'Containing a handful of bny, vulch twill ubaurb all ttie-odor of be tnhecco. tSeggar Made Oood Money. A7lacratlve frufesHlon wu 'the .dV iTlptlon appflWI to iieggkig In Eflln linrst), Heotlnfld. if m mia-lntnite tito other dny. A loan erho mhs bronght betore him on the charge f bcggtaig was found to have nnlletd lu e moratng nearly ! dollnra in batf pennks. about two doltars aal a quar ter in pennies, and jut a Utile lem llinn Oiree dollars In silver. lie was sent .t. prison for 20 days. They Fly Faster, Too. fmr .roliinge Is symholle of the chuiiKettii America's nttltudp. On the new quitrtrni tbe encle Is In full lllKbt eastward, with benk nnd talons ready far netlon. On the old quarters the eagb jtiluiply stood still on Its tall PRINTING THAT PLEASES WE DO M'i- -v," . jr.if. .-....,. m uM by tbn lloclie force U thlM in In la- pout by the operator. Tbe tuuk whi England hus more women govern ment workers than any other country (Hi the gt)he. Ciumblliig among BritiHh munition workers -on Hunday has become such a nuisance that a Market Moswortb inagistrnte 'fined one $23 for playing pitch and toss. Wallpuper manufacturers hnve ilgned an agreement with the National Annoclntlrm of Machine Printers nnd rColor Mixers. Wages have lieen ln- ereaiied and nhorter hours seeurcd. aad flappefl' Its wings. One Claw held few onUqunted weasons, the 'Other waved en Slve branch, -while its beak wns entangled with a scroll. Inde pendent. ill Ice Paper. Of tboAgreet army of Cigarette smok ers thenr is ,f irohably not more than one In a, honored who knows that rice) pirper, In which the tobacco la wntpped, bow 'nothing to -do with rice, but Is nttderfrom the membranes of the reat tfrnlt t-ee, or more commonly -of Hue i yrw ittlmmlngs of flax and bemp. 8c nghtils this paper that 500 of the tiny tahcefc go to make an. ounce. Butter R'rappers printed to com ply with tl 1 law at the Courie- IT! ' ' Popular Symbol In China. One of the mont frequerr group of yruboln neen In Clilneoe dexlKim la tbe Buddlilat group. The Buddhlat knot la the alien of longevity, and alno tandn for the elglit Budilhlat coin mnndmenta. Two flub denote domestic felicity. Theee fmh. or perch, go In palra and are alwaya faithful to each other. The umbrella of 10,000 iieople U preaented to mandurln on hi leav ing a dlNtrlct aa a token of the purity of bla admlnlHtratlon. The canopy, like tbe umbrella, In a nln relating to of fldttl life, which In the ambition of every Cuineiw. I Goat'a Milk Popular. i fanned goatir mux i nniung an in- I t . . 1 1 ,V I J creasing uiurHui uii wrsr uiv wuriu, bwj 1 aald to be a prolltuble Induatry. In tbe course of the year the goat will produce twelve times Its weight in milk, while a Cow will yield only three times Its weight, but the goat Is not oo relluble as an oil-year-round source of supply. Goats' milk Is very rich, and Is in demand as a food for Invalids and innny children, and the goat Is said further to be free from tuberculosis. Minor 8cales. There are two forms of the minor scale, viz.. the melodic and harmonic. The former Is si me tiroes called the vocal minor scale, because It Is easier to sing than the harmonic. The latter has an augmented second between the sixth and seventh degree, and this is difficult 1o sing until one has acquired a certain degree of proficiency. The harmonic minor scale la more used la Instrumental than In vocal music. Caterpillars' Intelligence. If caterpillars cannot actually think, It appears that they have a degree of sense not generally recognized. In London Institution lecture some time ago Frederick Enoch, who has been studying the Insects for half a cen tury, showed thut they really seem to be conscious of their marking and col oration and are able to use the knowl edge In protecting themselves from birds, their natural enemies. Call for Pity. 'There are people who go about the world looking out for slights; and they are necessarily miserable, for they find them ntr every turn, especially the Im aginary ones. One has the same pity for such men as for the very poor. They re the morally illiterate. They buve bad no real education, .for they Cave never learned bow to -live. Ancient Egyptians Played Ball. Egypt Is the birthplace at the ball game. How It was played history does not record. Recent excnvntlons made near Cairo have brought to light a number of small balls, some of leath er and others of wood, dating back to at least 2,000 B. C. These are the old est .balls of this sort known. Needed Qualifications. Earnest Youth "Father, what qual ifications do you need to be a member of the Supreme court?" Father "You have to be thoroughly respectable, honorable beyond reproach, and be able to write English In such a way that no other lawyer will be quite sure what you mean." life. Insane Pretend Insanity. A rather paradoxical message comes from tbe Paris Medical. Iu general. It seems, the doctor is not lightly to dis miss insanity which Is obviously simu lated, A pathological basis should be sought There are coses where the pa tient is insane to pretend to be lit auoe. 6peed Machine Most Needed. To save labor and space in large post offices, a New Jersey man has In vented a letter-sorting cabinet In which the letters are dropped into nar row slots and fall down chutes Into larger compartments. Why Breakfast Was Bum. "What are von so irrniiehv nhntitT" "Had a bum breakfast this morning." "I know. These pesky rooks" "It was worse than that Had to get it myself." Kanuas City Journal. Maintaining One's Rights. If it be a duty to respect other men's claims, so also U It a duty to maintain our own. Thut which is sacred . in their persons is sacred in ours also. Herbert Spencer. 8ponges. The wet, flat lunds of Ecuador pro duce a vine yielding fruit which, when dried, forms a sponge considered by some persons superior to animal sponges. Still They Will Happen. Mistakes will happen, but the dif ference between a good man and a poor one la that the good man la al ways on guard. Detroit Free Press. 8pasmodlo Sermon. No matter how anxious a girl may be to get married quietly shell find that It can't be done without ceremcuy. -Indianapolis Star. Classified Advertising FOIl BALK FEED and Uvery Stable Hay and grain for aale. Red Front Barn, Peter Gravlln, Prop. IS FOR SALE Oat and vetch hay In bale, 712 North Eighth street. phone 1J-L. ' ' 07 FOR SALE tO tons first class al falfa hay. baled, at the barn. C. D. Woolverton, Rogue River, Ore gon. 5 AUCTION SALE Thursday Novem ber lSth. 11 a. m. at the Bert Boughers Bancb, ZVn miles south west of Kerby, Or.e., leave stage road at John George's place: Heavy team wagon and extra heavy leather harness and chain harness; one spring wagon and harness; one buggy; one 6-passen-ger automobile; six head of cat tle, mostly thoroughbreds, includ ing one fine bred milk cow; IS head of hogs, some fine bred, in cluding one line brood sow; 50 high grade poultry; farm tools and some household goods; corn and vegetables, etc., etc. Bring your lunch and tin cups and we will furnish the hot coffee. Plenty of shelter In case of rain. Taylor, 08 TO RENT FOR RENT 'Building and gasoline pump located at 506 South Sixth Street, phone 612-F-21. 07 FOR RENT- -Three nice front office rooms in Schallhorn building, South Sixth street. For partlcu lars inquire at 203 Burgess St. 07 WANTED WANTED Farm help. Steady Jobs Kood oay. River Banks Farm, tf WANTED An elderly lady couple to board and care for, In modern home, quiet, pleasant sur roundings. Inquire 725 South Seventh street. 10 STRAYED STRAYED Bay mare, weight about 900 lbs., and bay colt nearly two years old, both wearing bells strayed from my place on Evans creek. Reward for information leading to recovery. Thos. Oden Rogue River, Ore. 11 National Mazda Lamps IT AV1NG too little light puts a strain on chil dren's vision that they may never outgrow! Why not have plenty of light? Na tional MAZDA Lamps give three times the light of old fashioned carbon lamps without adding a penny to your light bill. Rogue River Hardware Geo. R. Riddle, Mgr. "Let Go," Onoe In a While. Half the joy of life Is In "letting go" every once in awhile, and, if you let go twice every once in awhile, it seems that you have Just that much more fun. Grants Pass & Crescent City Stage Co. W. T. Breen, Propr. H. Glddlngs, Agent Big Pierce Arrow Cars Office Old Observer BIk. Comer Telephone MISCEIXANEOCR JITNEY SERVICE Any where, any time, i Phone Mocha Cafe 181-40 Otto J. Knlps, Residence 149-T. 228 HEMSTITCHING and peootlog dona to order Handicraft Shop, Med- s ford. . 07 PHOTO 8X111)1 THE PICTURE MILL tor line photo graphs. . Open dally except Son day from 10 a. m. to 6 p. m. San day alttinga by appointment only, . Phone Mill, 282-R, or residence 140-J. 87tf VETERINARY SURGEON OH. R. J. BESTUL, Veterinarian Office, residence. Phone 10S-R PHYSICIANS O. CLEMENT. M. D., Praetlc limited te diseases of the eye, ear, neee and throat Glasses fitted. Office hours 9-12, 2-8, or on ap pointment Office phone 82, resi dence phone 2S9-J. LOUGHRIDGE, M. D Phyafclajt and surgeon. City or country calls attended day or night Resldenc phone 389; office phone 181 Sixth and If. Toffs Bldg. 4 DR. J. O. NIBLET. Physician aad urgeoa. Lundburg Bldg. Healin officer. Office hours, 9 to 12 a. m. and 1 to & p. m. Phone 310-J.. A. A. WITHAM, M. D. Internal medicine and nervous diseases; 903 Corbett Bldg., Portland, Ore. Honrs 9 a. m. to 1 p. m. A. BURS ELL M. D. D. C la block north of postofflce, corner Sixth and D streets, surgical, electrical, chiropratic and osteopathia treat ments. Officer phone 197-R; resi dence phone 333-R. , ATTORNEYS H. D. NORTON. Attorney-at-uw. Practices in all State and Federal Courts. First National Bask Bldg. COLVIG ft WILLIAMS. Attorneys at-Law, Grants Pass Banking Co. Bldg., Grants Pass. Oregon. E. 8. VAN DYKE, Attorney. Prao. tloe in all court First NatlonM Bank Bldg. v- O. S. BLANCH ARD. ttorney at Law. Golden Rule Building Phone 270. Grants Pass, Oregon. BLANCHARD ft BLANCHARD, At torneys, Albert Bldg. Phorn 22S-J. Practice in all courts; laai board attorneys. C. A. SlDLER,.Attorney-at-Law, ref eree ' In bankruptcy. Mason) temple. Grants Pass, Ore. DENTISTS E. a MACY, D. M. D. First-Mass dentistry. 109 South Sixth street. Grants Pass. Oregon. - DRAYAGE AND TRANS tot COMMERCIAL TRANSFER CO. AJ - kinds of drayage and tranafat werk carefully aad promptly leae Phone 18 1-J. Stand at freight depot A. Shade, Prop. THE WORLD MOVES; so do we. Bunch Bros. Transfer Co. Phone 897-R. F. G. ISHAM, drayage and transfer. Safe. pianos and furniture moved, packed, shipped and stor ed. Phone Clark ft Holmaa. No. RO. Residence phone 124-R. The California and Oregon Coast Railroad Company TIME CARD Daily except Sunday Effective May 1, 1918 Train 1 lv. Grants Pass.. 1:00 p.m. Train 2 lv. Waters Creek 8:00 p.m. All trains leave Grants Pass from the corner of G and Eighth streets, opposite the Southern Pacific- depot For all information regarding freight and passenger service coil at the office ot the company, Lundburg building, or phone 181 for same. Easy Riding Seventh and G streets Pbone M 2J and 163