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DAILY ROGUE RIVER COCRIEn
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TOR HUSBANDS
GENERAL PERSHING AWARDS HONOR CROSS
SOLDIER LETTERS I QiKwfied Adverting
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After upending morn than a month
In carofully working out iho prellm
liniry dotulls of the productions, MIkm
Inls Webor ha JunI completed the
taxing of new feature photoplay.
Thn story m filmed undor the
tory title "For Husbands Only"
(merely a tlt1o. not a restriction).
It will he ahown flrat at the Joy
Theatre tonight and Thursday aa a
Jewell Production. It may be aald
with safety that it will prove to be
the cleverest and moat fascinating
subject MIm Wobor'a studio haa yi't
produced. The famoiia woman dl-j
rector, who. evolved the drama from,
an' Idea embodied In a - magaxlnr
tory by O. n. Stern, is responsible
for number of Ingenious . twists
which are certain to etartlo and de
light those theatre-goer Who are
fond of novelty.
MIm Mildred Harris, the ' little
lady who created men an Instan
taneous success in "The Price of a
Oood Time," and who Is the featured
tlayer In another Lola Wober pro
duction shortly to be released Is the
tar or "For Husbands Only." tawta
J, Cody haa the principal male rolo.
1 A feature of Miss Weber's new
production will be the appearance In
many of the scenes of the Denis
Shawn dnnrera, the advanced pupils
of Ituth St. Denis and Ted Shawn.
The settlors In which they dance are
among: the moat exquisite ever
shown on the screen.
The story, like many of thoxe
which have come from Miss Webot'a
studio, Is remarkably unlike any
thing that heretofore has been pic
tured on the screen. In fact, the
story as planned by the feminine
master of cinema craft Is so unusual
that even the cleverest student of
croon drama will find himself baf
fled In his efforts to anticipate the
climax of the play until the final
soene la presented.
All kinds of Commercial Printing
at the Courier Office.
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.The istlnguUhed Service ctosm, the
Is twiug presented by General Pershing
the Second division headquarters. The citation was for conspicuous gal
lantry and Intrepidity under Are.
NO GENERAL RULE POSSIBLE
Matter of Proper Amount of Bodily
Exercise Must Be left to DIs- '
1 erttlon of Individual
It Is an axiom that mental excel
lence la to a very considerable extent
dependent upon a man's physical con
dition," declared Secretary of State
Robert Lansing. "It Is equally true
that rules of health, except thn moat
genera), depend In large measure up
on the Individual and upon his peculiar
needs.
:"If I were asked to lay down rules
which might be applied generally," con
tinued the American premier, "I
would embody Uivtn In the phrase
'More fresh air and less food.' How
much bodily exercise should be taken
and Its character depend upon the
Individual, his physical condition and.
to an extent, on his tastes. Of course,
exercise Is, as s rule, beneficial, but
It ought to be a pleasure to the one
Uktng It If be would get the beat re
sults. "It may sound like heresy, but I
sometimes wonder whether exercise.
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highest American award to heroes.
to a lieutenant colonel attached to
when It Is not a diversion, Is really
worth while. Certainly the mind Is 1
not rested If It rebels against certain L
being taken, and recreation for the
irilnd of one engaged In Intellectual
pursuits Is, In my opinion, one of the
most essential purposes of exercise of
the muscles.
"I believe, however, as I have said, I
that fresh air Is one of the great re-
storatlves. snd the fact tnat exercise
Is generally taken In the open Is one
(II, I KM V tllCl UmrulBt suit
tury Lansing's Story ot His Health
and Energy," by Richard M. Wlnans
in Physical Culture.
Merely a Superstition.
There la no kind of a rod, or Instru
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ment, which will lcte mlneraU in thelhaye Wq wioJiag a boX 0f sweet
earth with any degree of certamty.
Sometimes a bed of Iron ore will affect
lh mimetic needle of a eomoass. ot
of a surveying Instrument, but there
la nothing that will locate the precious
metals. I
Calling cards and
Envelopes at
the Observer
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The Cold and Wbtabanipi liother
From near Verdun In France Wal
lace Coutant wrote on Ostober 3d:
"Your letter of August 2d came
Just two months after you mailed It.
1 1 hope that mine don't take so long.
This Is the first time that I have had
a chance to write two letters from
the same place In a long time.
"The weather for. the last two
I days has been clear and the nights
cold, and 111 tell the world It gets
cold too. Have been a traffic guard
on a new roao ana u geis cum
a fellow fairly aches from his toes
up. You can imagine by the clothes
It takes to be fairly comfortable
underclothes, o. d. . shirt, sweater,
blouse, macklnaw and raincoat with I
mittens then have to walk to keep
warm. I am wondering what we will
do -when It really gets winter over
here. But that Is too far ahead to
wonder alout. We take things as
they come In the army."
On October 9 he wrote:
We have moved again. - No mail
for a week.' Then there were only FOR SALE Disc root cutter, prao
a few letters. .1 tlcally new. R. K. Ross, phone
"Our new camps are along the
hnit nf a river
Still living in pup
t 1fhJch makei u coW
eeP1f. out cd ?
the white froet on the ground makes
one think of home and the good old
fire place.
' "Have been up where we could
aee the whizbangs dropping and hear
them whistle for the last two days.
u lg a great gensation to wonder
are KAng t0 nght, and
such a relief to see them throw up
dirt some distance away. Two of
them came close enough to shower
pebbles on me yesterday. It Is tun-
njr after K 4s over.
"The last three or four days I
milk chocolate bars which I purcha-
from 8alvtlon Amr. They
wre tasted good hecanse they are
made in tne states ana are a mucn
finer quality than the French Choco-
Mates we buy. ' Along with the cho-
colatea they fry doughunts. You can I
see that the Sal Army appeals to I
most ot us." Lots of Love,
WALLACE.
GRADE EXAMINATIONS
'County School Superintendent
Alice Bacon has received the tollow-
Ilng circular letter from the office ot
State Superintendent J. A. Churchill
relative to the holding ot eighth
grade examination's, as follows:
"Many school boards and t-achers
have written to this office asking
that the time for eighth grade ex
aminations be extended two or three
weeks so that the school year may
be so divided aa to make each ball
carry its proportion of the time lost
through tho dismissal of the school
" " , V 7 .v " , .
have concluded .therefore, to give
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tions, January 16 and 17, and Febru
ary 6 and 7. The program for each
will be the same. No school should I
be permitted to give both. A dis
trict should choose which one It will
take and there need be no additional
expense."
V. 8. CASUALTY LIST
The following casualties are re-
ported by the commanding 'general
of the American expeditionary
forces released for today:
Killed in action 716
Died ot wounds .". 176
Died ot accident - 1
Died of disease 347
Wounded severely ..-' 116
Wounded, degree undetermined 272
Wounded slightly 240
Missing in action 534
. Total 2,402
Killed In action G'uy Eastman,
Hood River.
Died of disease Robert E. Car
ter, Coquille; Harry Melby, Mt. An
gel; Walter Nagel, Warren.
Missing In action- Andrew John
son, Portlandf Fred Hubler,' Half
way; Alex Gra?, Sandy.
Severely wounded Lloyd L. Ivle,
Salem; Ellas Still-well, Branton.
Wounded, degree undetermined
Sergeant Lawrence J.? Schnell, Port
land; Private. Jap P. Green, McMlnn
ville.
, K yea have anything to sell
a ciassiuea aa.
Osr elasslflsd ads h-inc results
FOR flALU
i917 CHEVROLET with demount
able rims for sale. Is In best run
ning condition. M. J. Barker, 207
West C street. Phone 196-R. li
FOR SALE Toung team (excellent
pullers), wagon, plows, harrows
hay, lumber, cedar posts, Shot
gun, rifle, bedsteads, oil stove and
other articles. Phone 602-F-12,
Mrs.. George L. 'Morris, Rd. . 1,
Grants Pass, Ore. v 42
foR BALB Map
1912 Chal
mers, Al condition, new tires; al
ao 2 -wheel trailer. Also hare
good cook stove and steel range,
snaps. Call 707 E street. "27
FOR SALE Two good mules. Also
new Winona wagon. For partlca
lar address H. C. Miller, Rogue
River, Ore. 27
FOR SALE A few boxes or first
and second grade Spitzenberg ap
ples. R. K. Ross, phone C04-F-2.
80
604-F-2. 30
FOR SALE Good. dry. sorted corn,
delivered, 3 He per lb. L. A. Hol
lowell, 924 East F street, phone
212-J. 29
FOR SALE One yeorling fjelfer
from excellent dairy cow. See Dr.
R. J.'BestuI. ' " SO
' i to toon
FOR RENT Cottage 321 Rogue
River Ave., three rooms - and
sleeping porch, good well and one-
half .acre land, barn, $4. EI. p"
- month. Key at 208 Foundry. Iu
f m WAKTHD
9TEAM ENGINEER, blacksmith and
all around mechanic, also pipe
fitter wants permanent ' position.
Address No. 1960 care Courier. 26
JANITOR wanted tor Presbyterian
: church." Inquire Mrs'. Mary Van
Dyke, 804 Washington; boulevard,
phone 164-J. . . 27
I WANTED Pruning : . and . -grafUng
20 years experience. Owen Ivlna,
Grants Pass, P. O. Box 155. . 30
WANTED Apples and potatoes, car
lot Address A. R. ' McCormlck,
Grocer, Kennett, CaL " " "' 29
WANTED Information, aa to-pres
ent whereabouts' of t. Mrs. ' Flora
Hin Page, formerly : Flora - Hill,
who with her husband, moved to
Grants Pass; Ore.r sometime ' 'In
1902 or 1908, from San Francisco.
It will be to this lady's advantage
to communicate at once with Mit
chell it Gantx, attorneys 'Alliance,
Nebraska, 29
HIKCBXXJt.VBOra
jiTNHT SBRVIOB Any where, any
Um.
Otto
Phone Mocha Cafe 181-R
J. .Kalpa, Resldeaca 149-Y
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HBMSTITOHINO and plcoting'
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to order. -i Handicraft Shop,-
don
Med
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I GARAGE First class work;
elec
trical work a speciality; satisfac
tion guaranteed. ' Oil and gaao
' line. Everett Steiger Garage,
211 North SixtU Street. Phone
298. ' 1 42
TAXI It going or coming call the
White Line Taxi. Safety first.
Call at the- Spa - confectionary.
Phone 262-R. Residence phone,
820-R. 46
8TRATED
ESTRAYED One 2-year old Hol-
ateln heifer, 1 horn, unmarked;
one Holsteln heifer 8 months old.
Reward for Information leading
to recovery" 'same. 'Mrs1" Joele
i' Messenger, phone 601-F-3. 30
WHEN EVERY. MOYE HURTS
Lame every morning, achy . and
stiff all day, worse when It's damp or
chilly? Suspect ' your' kidneys and
try the remedy -your neighbors use.
Mrs. Wm. Harvey. 621 N... Eighth
St.,- Orants 'Pass, says: "I suffers
raom kidney trouoie. My oack. nea
ly killed me', it 'ached ta badly.
was as 'helpless as a "child.- being co
fined te' my ted most m the time.
kidneys were terribly congested and
I was a nervous wreck. It Just seem
ed as though' every inch tf my body
ws--atrectea1 as I acned an '"over.
Doan'sn Kidney ." Pills 'pulled' me
through this. I stuck' to them-for
several months and was finally 'able
to get around as -well aa ever." I
consider myself, cured. -
try
Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy
get Doan'B Kidney Pills tne -same
tnat Mrs. Harvey had. Ftgter-Mil-burn
Co., Mfgri., Buffalo, N. T.
PHOTO STUDIO
THIS PICTURE MILL for fine photo
graphs. Open dally except Sun
day from 10 a. m. to I p. m. Sun
day sitting by appointment only.
Phone Mill, 2S3-R, or residence
Ut-3. 87tf
PBYSKIAiag
L. O. CLEMENT, M. D., Practice
limited te diseases of the eye, ear.
nese and throat. ' Glasses fitted.
Office bourn 9-12, J-6, or on ap
pointment Office phone 62, resi
dence phone 159-J.
S. LOUGHJUDOK, M. PhysioUa
and surgeon. City or country ealla
attended day or sight ' Resides
phone SS9; otBoe phone lit
Sixtt and H. Tafa Bldg.
DR. J. O. NIOCJIY. Physician and
urgeoa. ' Xuadbarg' Bldg'. ' Health
officer. ' OCce hoar. 9 to 11 a,
m. ad 1 to 1 ft. m? Phone !1-J.
. A- WTTBAll, ' M. D.-IntarnaJ
medidae-and nervous disease;
908 Oorbett Bldg., Portland. Ore.
Hour 9 a. m. to 1 p.. m.
A."Btnti5ELSL M. D. D. Cfm Mock
north.' of poeteie, corner SUth
and D otreet-' argleai; -eleoUloaL
'ebiropntie aad osteopathl troat
"menU.Dnee phono' 19 7- iwi
(fenoe phone' 8J3-H.
VETBBUiABX SURGEON
DR. R. J. BaSTCL; Tetertaarlas.
Offle.' rsstdeoce.' i Phone? SIS-S.
AVfWtUTETS
H. D'NORTON, Attoraey-at-Uw.
Praetioea In all Stat and Federal
Courts. First National Bant Bids.
OOLYIO ft WILUAUS. . Attorneys-at-Law,
Oraata Pass BaaklagpCo.
Bldg., Graota Pass, Oregon. c
M. 8. TAN DTH. Attorney. Pra
tie la all coart First National
Bank Bldg. " L 4
O. a - BLANCH ARD, ' ttorney at
Law.' Golden ' Rule"' BalleMa
Phone 279. Graats Pass, Oregon,
BLAN CHARD k. BLANCHARD. A
tornera, Albert Bldg. Pbo
Sit-J. Practice la aM raarta; law
:- board attoraoya.
a A. BIDLiBB, Atterney-at-Lnw ref
eree la' h&akraptcy. Masoale
temple. Graats Pass, Ore. 1 ", . .
t DWR8TB
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E. C MACY, D. H. D. Flrst--taa
dentistry. 109H South Sixth
street.' Graata Pass,' Oregon.
UKAKAGB ANB TKAMa 11
COMMERCIAL. TRANSFER CO. Al
" kinds of drarage and tranafa.
Awerk carefally and promptly
x Phone lll-J. -'Stand ' at ' trelghi
: depot .A. Shads; Prop. - - -
THB WORLD MOVES; so do we.
Bunch Bros." Transfer Co" Pn
897-R.'- ' ' '
F. Or iSHAM, drayago and traaafsr.
Safes,' "iaaa and' ' fur altar
moved, packed, sklnped and stor
ed. '"Office phono, 22-R.' , Resi
dence 'phone, 124-Jt
Ths Calif ormia and Oregon
1 Coast Eailroad Company ,
' vmm out -
Effective Nov. 19. 1918.
Trains will run' Tuesday, Thursda)
V tad Saturday ' v 'f
Leave Grants Pass... ....1 P. M.
Arrive Waters Creek 2 P. M.
Leave WaUra Creek , 8 P. M.
Arrive Grants Pass 4 P. M.
Forlnfonnatlon regarding freight
and paeaenger rates call at th offle
ot thiPcompany,' Lundburg building,
or telephone 131. '.
Wfrftiy andSeD
Secoad-hand cars. ' Come W
and see us, 'and if we do not
havfe Just what you want we
tvOl Ket it for you at the rigM
price. 'j
TAVI8 ADAMS AUTO CO.
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