HATI ItlMY, JAM AltY 4, -1010. EVENTS OF YEAR IOLD IN BRIEF COMPLITt DIFEAT OF CENTRAL POWERS IN WORLD WAR MARKS AN EPOCH IN HISTORY. DATES OF TEUTON DOWNFALL Twslva-Month Ends With Ltadtra of Victorious Nations Gsthered te Set tit Peace Tarma Othar Foralgn and Domaatle Occurrences. COMPILED BY E. W. PICKARD. (Continued from yesterday) Americana made big advance waat of the Miuh. Japanese llnar Hlrano torpedoed; M Oct t Caar Ferdinand of Bulgaria abdi cated In favor of frlnva liorla. Uermany and Austria asked armlatlca and peace negutlaUona based on Wllaon'a priurram. nwk0""""1 Um Bor,h of R,im Otranto sunk In colli sion; 410 lost, t T-Amerlrans In furious battla for Bonn and of Araonne forest. Oct s-Presideiit Wilson anawsred Oar. .? pni'a mile br deman.llns tha evac uation of all occupied territory and uk. Irt whether I he chancellor meant Oer any accepted the Wlleon terme, and J.I.t 'VI'i " ?v?k only 'r Uia present Ulhorttlea of the empire. Allies smashed Hlndenburs defanaaa on V-mlle front between C'einbr el and Bt. Wuenlln. and Kranco-Atnericene started n?1 " east of the Meuse. ..O1- -rlr'tleh occupied Cambrel and puehed far beyond. l-rlnco Kredenik Charlea of Ileaaa elect, dJf.,n?.( pnlwd by landing Oct. 10-Irish, mull boat Lelualer lorpe doed; tm lost Ilea C",au' ""'"ay canter, taken by al- Oct. U-Arsonne wood cleared of Oar Biane by Americana. Kaiser railed rulers of all Oorman fed erated eutee to conference lUerman chancellor Bent reply to W llaon, sarins; 'iermany accepted all hie terme end avr4 to evacuate all Invaded territory. Kntlre German defense ayatem In Cham pagne smaehed. French"-'' K"" ni UM"1 Ull,n b" ,n Herbs captured N'leh. Oct. U-I'roal.l.nl Wlleon rejected Ger many e pea.e and armistice nropoeala. Allies Iimwi tii drive In Flanders. Uk Inir Haulers end other towns. Itallane CNtiturpd lurao. tH'l. It-Alllna tunk Mcnln, flanked Os len.l eml threatened Uruilea: Umii oris on.re tnken. v f,'V 7,"arBl retreat from northern Ilelsium by Hermans. Atnei..i,e is, .lured tlrand Pra. north of the Arauune. Alllee pureurd Austrlana Into Montane n. ' .t!;',K1T9n""", VIMU"l'd Oatand. Ulle and rmual. t.llri'LAH,'m o'T1"' Tureolnt. Rou bal Keehrnciie and Thlclt. lixUjM-ti.lcn. oi Ct.ci.oHlr.vsk nation declared by He provisional amernmem. hiiip. r.ir t'hnile ,,-rv , federiillsallon vf Auhtro-ltiii.imrinn enipiie Oct. Is-ITeniiieni Wll.on rejected A us-trla-llutiKnry s true pr...osala Allied armies In liclglum reached the I 'inch frontier. Fourth tltwrty loan clooe.. hruvlly over aiihecrHed. ii'-f;'" "": Germane m-l.-rned In Hi. Hand. .''i?Ai",:"'",y. mild "P'y lo Praal. lent UIImiii. full of evueluna ilrnlala and aeeurnnc a. Alllaa In H.irhu tanched tha Danube and Iruluteil Tulkcy. Oct. K-lirltUh entered auhurhe of Val ancleniir i end i n.mi.il Scheldt. ct. 23-IT. i l.t. ni Wlleon tol.l (lermi.n overnn.ciit he would tuke up with allk i, ,UW"J1 of n armletlca; but thin the V. i.. If It muni deu wltli tha kle.T and l.ie crew, iI.-imim.Ii'O not peace neaotla tione, but eiirrtnUer. ..,'.'."!!. tr"k hrouh German defrnaea aouth of Vairncicnnre.' At,ntrJ'.". .'",vnc " terrific nithtlnc In Meuae valley. berba. Hlovenee end Croatlana announced formation of eoverelan aute. h?'jM.Vnne,!U'' on,n,,v on St" Jf8TK",nch ,n bl advance In Serra Olea realnn. I.udendnrir reelsncd. Urclaratlun ut InUependenca of tha peopl.e of middle Kurope promulaatad In independence Hall. Philadelphia. Hrftleh ms-upied Aleppo. Oct. -iermany reidled to Prealdent Wllann. aakiiia tcrma for armlittca. i.VJrISTi-!?lr1'"'" "rol of mili tary In civil Kovernment. r""aHl Hia Fltive In Italian drive. ri-iAiV"r'"Hu,"'rir k,,, tot aep. JT 'm'l'7 and peace on alllea' terma tntSJ b,y0n1 ,h l'v Turkey preeented aeparata peace propoa- curi'd'.' TUrk" ' - alticV. U-Arln"",u wl,h Turkey want Into Alllea opened nw drive on Ghent. K Hik-rtom of Greater Serbia proclaimed. liALium! u,rm,n ou o' towna la .e17.!1;VTyy fl0'n crM Talla. uiSSOiSSt: "un"' Pltr. llkl'll.lMia --.1 .., . bail. Niiv, fr-H-lna- liorla of Bu ad and a peaaant republlo ll.ii.MH. r a coinplela aei Aualrla .I..1ki,..I. 1 bei.. leuiona captured Lam- Dutirarla abdlcat- ) wee Ntnl,llBl.Aj aeparatlon from' ii i naiiana. Valeiicleimee taken by llrltlah. ftNllV. I 'I'rleala i..mmii,U.I by llullana. rinlellua with Aualrla alaiied. " aft'ea! " """" 'r Q,rmn Jliillell capliired I O. leaner In treat jl.haldt t",w"" 'ur and lha Nuv, a-Amertcana win fierce battla for VroealiiH .if the Meuae. ..."".i "! VVII," ""'d, ermany to aek ariiilalh e lei me tram cShiIi, . American troopa entered He.lan. GeriimB eiiilaeurlea raacliad Marahal rjij'h t aek aimUlWa teuua Oernmiia avaoMhUil Uh.nl. haWia'l?c,M'f ,WH' hdliatln of NOV. e-liavailiiij iU a..i.., King Uiluli aim W.u WUwleWcb Aynaaty, tivK- WMiu abdicated. nwiai iwi'.ia ii. Wl y i.f Movern. .1, I lal'ii... i.u . U'l T . liir, fapwUUy lnvvmuii4 hi tierlln. Nuv. W-kalJor lvd tit lii.Han.1. cnanvei- Nov. 1) leriuauy t Until armlatU taraia, atnuimtlun (u iinwmiUHnial auitan iter, and ti war yatue v(i.a. Nov, It-Emperor Chartaa of Auatrla ab dicated. Nov. M-Allled fleet arrived at Conatan- tlnopla. Nov. la-American and French troooa Diovel Into Alaaio. r Former ;;rown prlnca of Germany In ternett In Holland. ' N!"!i .l(r.N"w. """man overnmnl ap pealed to I'realdrnt Wlleon to eava Uar many from etarvatlon and anarchy. Cacchn-Hlovak renubllo utidi.r Maaaryk aa prealdent rallllad by national aaaembly werp' lB",,,'n 'ropa entered Ant- American troupe hi,n march to Rhine. Ithl'na' "-l,r"'h """P ,ad for the Nov. !(-preident Wllaon announced ha "lil attend opiinlna of peace ennrerrnce. Admiral Kolchak put In control of all Kuealnn tovernment at Omak. Nov. I0-Overlhrow of Ukrainian aovem T,"' by antl-holehevlk fnrcea announced. Nov. 21-Oeriiwn fleet was aurreudered. Bnieaila"1""" A""fl ' B"''um '''d Nov. it-American troopa croeeed tha I'ruealan frontier. . '"lee captured Lambert. Nov. it--North German etatea proclaim ed a republlo. French under Oen. Gourand entered Htraeabura;. Nov. 2b-flovleti (alned upper hand In Rerun, but wara outvoted eleewhere In Germany. Nov. 24 Crown Prtnce Aleaander of Bar bla made reaont of Juao-Hlav atata. Nov. n-Uavarta broke relatione with Berlin. Nov. t Wllhnlin deHnltaly renounced all hla rlahta to tha throne. Nov. a-llutiaary Interned Mackeneen'a army of lTO.ouo. King Nl'holae of Montenegro depoead by national aeeemhly. wv. -L4thuania proclaimed a repub- Bocretery Lanalng, Henry White, Gen eral llllae and Colonel llouaa Darned U. i. peace delegatea. iJea 1-Flrat of U. S. returning army reached New Torlc. Dee. 1 Congroee reconvened and heard Prealdent Wllaon'a meeaaaa and farewell. Ilrltleh fleet arrived at Llbau. Dee. a-Prealdent Wllaon and party aalled for France. lieo. a-RkuropadakL hat man of tha Ukraine, killed and that country under control of tha IJnlonlata. Deo. t-Kalglan troopa occupied Duaeel dorf on ha Hhlna. Rloody flahtlnt In Berlin between ao clallet fact lone. I T Hrltiah occupied Cologne, Deo. I American troopa ruehed to Cob leni aa laet German forcea eroaeed Rhine. Dee. Former kaleer attamptad aul elite. Dae. Jo-French army occupied Mains. Dec. It-Brltlah troops croeaed tha Hhlna at Cologne. Dec. II American troopa crossed tha Rhine at Coblena. Prealdent Wlleon landed at Braat. . Dec lt-Praaldent Wlleon received In Parle. Armlatlca extended to Jan. IT. Kiev occupied by troop of tha "direc tory." Dec 16 Oen. Mannerhelm elected re gent of Finland. Imhi. la-Centrnl rongreea of aoldlera and workmen'a delegatea met In llerllni Liab knecht and Hpartacldea defeated. Dec. 17 Pollah general atalf ordered mobilisation of I.Kju.uuo man. Dec. Preeldent Wilson ata Chrlitmaa dinner with troopa of American army of occupation. DOMESTIC Jan. (Charles R. Henderaon appointed aenalor from Nevada. Jan. S-Mlaslealppl leglalalure ratlMad pmhlbltlon conelltutlonal amendment Jan. Iv Ilouao adopted national woman Suffrage amendment reaolutlon. Jan. U-Chlcago and middle west para lysed by turrlllo bllssard. . .rh-. "-Montana leglalatura ratlrted federal prohibition amendment. heb. u Wisconsin aanala passed reao lutlon, II to T, denouncing La Polletta. March 1-Hrlg. Oen. Thomaa Cruaa. quartermaater'a department. U, a A., named In chargea of conspiracy la fur nlahing army euppllva. March t-Mlea Anne Martin of Reno. Nev announced her candidacy for the U. H. senate. March 6-Wlacnneln aaaembly deadlock ed all night on Joint reaolutlon denounc ing I .a Kollette ua disloyal. March --WI. oruiln aaaembly paaaaa Joint reaolutlon denouncing I. a l ollcite. Hecn-tary Dan.ela eetablUhed llve-mlla dry ' jii around naval training atu tloaa llouee pa aed anhotoge hill, !S to 0. Miin-li i-Confeieea agreed on admlnla tratlon rnllioad bill. Auliiiii.bl e chamber of cornmer.e an nounie.l cut of a. pr cent In production of pbaeure auloniuj.lm for Ha al year. Metropolitan inuguaine for March ex- l.idrd ironi mailt (or publication of ar tlcla "la America Honaat?" by William nurd March 8-hcnate ordered Inquiry Into pn.o of food. March victor Bergcr, Milwaukee; Ailblph Oi rmer. J. Louie Kngdahl, W. P. Kruae, Irwin Ht. John Tucker. Chicago, Indicted under spy act. March ll-fcemiie unanimously author ised eale of vjerman-owned property In L'iiitrd Stutca to American c'.tucna. March I2-Hemite paaevd urgent dalt clency bill, carrying f l.iW.UOO.Uvu. I oiiKreeaman Hcoti l crrie of Ukluhoma eiectod chnlrman vf Democratic uongrea slnnal committee. March IS acnate p:iseed conference re port on railroad control bill. Maryland house of delegates defeated women's auffrage bill. March la World'a largeat reinforced coin rete ship, hi. inched at a Pacini- port, pronounced complete aucceaa by experta, Kather Cleveland, daughter of U rover Cleveland, married to Capl. W. 8. Ii Boa. anquet of ColdeLreain Guarda, In London. March lfr-Congreaa puaeed daylight sav ing bill to take affect March iL - March It-Delaware leglalatura ratified prohibition amendment. v April I Irvine L Lenroot, Republican, elected U. 8. senator from Wlaconsln. Maasachueette legislature ratified na tional prohibition amendment. April -X. P. Whitley appointed aana tor from Mlaaourl. May 16 Air mall route between Wash ington, Philadelphia and New York opened. Aug. V Walter H. Page, American am bassador to Great Britain, resigned. Two American aoldlera and a number of Mexlcana killed In battla at Nogalea. Sept. 4 Bomb explosion In Federal building. Chicago, killed 4 and Injured 10, Sept. 11 John W. Davia made American ambassador to Great Britain. Oct. 1 Senate defeated woman suffrage amendment to constitution. Nov. I Republicans gained control of tha aenate and the house of representa tives in general election. Nov. to Government assumed control of all cable lines. Nov, a Secretary of tha Treasury Mo Adoo resigned. Dec. ID Carter Olaaa aworn In aa aao retary of the treasury. NECROLOGY Jan. 1 Dr. Frederick A. Noble, leading Congregational clergyman, at Evanaton, Jan. s-Dr. John 8. I'oley, Catholic blah op of Detroit. Jan. IS U. 0. Senator James H. Brady f leaho. I Jan. 14 MaJ. A. P. Gardner, former i Congressman from Massachusetts. I Jan. SO-Unttad Btutea Benalor William i tlugbea of Naw Jersey. i Keb. I John I Uulllvan, former heavy I weight champion, at Weet Ablngton, Maaa. l.eander Richardson, dramatic editor ' and author. Keb. 4-Col. rrederlck II. Smith, Repub- I lican leader In Illinois, at Peoria. Ken. ID-Abdul Hamid, former auHaa of Turkey. . , (To te eontlttued) , CHANTS TABS DAILY COURIER SOLDIER LETTERS WalljMe Coutant Kmm Mt. Illunc Alx-lct lining, France, December 1, 1918 Dear Mother and All: Tli la It my last day on furlough and It hat been wonderful one. We are supposed to check la - at headquarter! tomorrow and find out where we are to fo. The second Inatallment of our company came down here yesterday and they tell me that the outfit Is neap 11 eU somewhere. It take a truck ride of 80 kilometer from the railroad station the way we bave to no to gut to camp. This aurely has been a fine vaca tion and I'm mighty glad that I had the opportunity to come, but wish It was In the summer time when the retort wat In full twins. The weather bat been bad most of the week and It was hard to plan on that account. But I managed to tee enough to make It worth while. Gil came down last night and we took a trip up Mt. Revard by cog train thta morning and a hike around town thlt afternoon. ' There wat about three Inohea of snow on the tammit and It wat cold, but it wat clear enough to we could look off to the northeast and tee Mt. Olano about teventy kilometers dis tance. It had beapa of anow on it. Thanksgiving day we had turkey and a football game, to H teemed most like borne. A dance at the Y In the evening with all the dough nuts and applet we could eat to top it off with. It ture hat Been a vacation and one that la appreciated after our nine montha at the front. Breakfast It served until 9 o'clock and arising at 8:30 Just about gels ua there In time. The breakfasts consist of sauce, (apple, prune, etc.) bread and cocoa, with extras if wanted. Dinner and luncheon are about the tame, soup, roast beef and spuds, with a salad and fruit. Bains it the French word tor baths and this place is the fine one for them and they have all kinds, shapes and sizes tubs, showers, plunges and one where they bave a spray covering all the body except the back and they turn the one and one-halt inch hose on that A fellow ought to be clean when he gets through the mill. ' Have sent a little Christmas re membrance from Alx-les-Balns and hope you get It in good shape. Haven't seen a soul that I know down here and there are thousands of the boyt here at this place and other towns near here. Suppose there will be plenty of mall for me when I get back to the company for we don't get mall while on leave. The mail orderly came down here with the bunch last night and he informed me of several let ter! Am enclosing a circular of Mt. Revard to you can read what It is like. The aurrounding country is similar to it. Have no dope about coming home yet, bnt will try and let you know when. If it la possible. Heaps of love. WALLACE! (The circular describes Mount Re vard as 5,070 feet altitude and "from the top one has an unsur passed view of the Alps, the glaciers, the mountains of the Jura and the king of mountains, Mount Blanc. It is a gently rolling plateau carpeted with grass etudded with all varie ties of Alpine flora and embraces over 4,000 acres and ought to be seen by everyone.") 13,000,000 SALMON KGOS AT McKENZIE HATCHERY The salmon eggs bave been gath ered from the racks at the McKenzle fish hatchery near Vlda and M. U Ryckman, superintendent of the hatchery, who was in Eugene yester day on business, tald that he now has 13,000,000 eggs planted. The re mainder taken out of the river were sent to the hatchery at Bonneville on the Columbia liver above Port land. The hatchery 1b filled to capacity, Mr. Ryckman said, and he now has 4,000,000 young fish there. Each year when they reach sufficient age to care for themselves the young flsb are turned back Into the river. Eugene Register. 8peskln' of Boyt. "Yes," tald the almost-phllosopher, "there's a heap of difference in the attitude parents take In raisin' boyt. Some folks are content to bring 'em np to be good men for tht boys' own Bakes. Others selfishly harp about wantln' the boys to be a credit to their parents. This may be til right, bat It teemt to me the only thing tht old folks can borrow on that kind of credit la trouble." AUTO PRICE HOLDS- WILL BE NO CHANGE An Interview with Mr. J. H. Den Ison, local Bulck distributor, makes certain that the purchaser of a Bulck car between now and the end of the 1919 season is not running any chance that the pr.lce will be sub Ject to further change during that period. I have Just received a letter from the Home Office," said Mr. J. H. Denlson, "containing the revised price schedule effective January 1st, 1919, covering the various Bulck models during the remainder of the season. Four models have been re duced In price and the other two re main untouched. "There has been considerable speculation as to what the Bulck Motor Company wat going to do about the prices of their cars, aa he close of the war left things In such an uncertain condition regarding tbe price and quantities of raw material available that a good many people felt it would be Impossible for the really big manufacturers to find their bearings for some time to come. "This prompt action on the part of the Company shows that they have been able to clear the situation up sooner than anybody expected, and I for one am delighted with the an nouncement so early In the season. "Their war orders which have been demanding tbe major part of their energies have been completed and tbe announcement of the pres ent prices Is evidence that the Bulck Motor Company now has a measure of the situation and sufficient ma terial is in sight that will permit laying out' a definite building schedule which again proves the buyer of a Bulck automobile Is at all times protected against unwar ranted price changes. "Orders for Bulck cars are piling up on us very fast and I feel reas onably sure that we shall be able to take care of the greater part of them within a reasonable time. We shall continue to follow our old pol icy of filling orders, and will make every effort to see that no favoritism is shown our waiting ltat which plan worked out so admirably In tbe past Bulck enthusiasts appreciate the importance of this announcement, because all uncertainty has been re moved., both as to the possibility of getting Bulck cars this year and the possibility of the prices being raised or lowered." AMERICANS MAKING GOOD AT SIXTY-FIVE Djon't worry about old age. A. sound man is flood at any age. Keep your body iu gi od condition and you can be as halo and hearty and able to "do your bit" as when yon were a young fellow. ACx'tions of the kidneys and bladder are among tbe leading causes of esrly or helpless age. Keep tbem clean and the other organs in working condition, and yon will have nothing to tear. Drive tbe poisonous wsstet from the system and avoid uric acid accumula tions. Take GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules periodically and yuu will find that you are as good as the next fellow, tour spirits will be rejuve nated,' your muscles strong and jour mind keen enough for any task. GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules roll do the work. But be sure to get the original imported GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules. They are re liable and should help you, or your money will be refunded. For sale by most druggists. In sealed packages three sizes. The American Red Cross tent 3,000 tons ot condensed milk to the children of prisoners In Archangel, Siberia, and 2,000 ponnds of powder ed milk to the children of France. NOTICE ITOTIOE- 13 HEREBY GIVEN, that the county cfnrt will consider bids for medical attention of the poor of Josephine county, Oregon, for a per iod ot one year from January 1, 1919, according to certain terms and conditions, to-wtt: All bids must specify . the exact amount per month. The successful bidder to provide all necessary med icines, etc., and to furnish necessary medical attention not only to those in the County Home, but to those within a radius of one mile from the city limits of Grant Pass, tor the same price. All bids must be filed on or be fore ten o'clock a. m. of the 6th. day ot January, 1919. The Court reserves tht right to reject any or all bids or award the contract according to the best Inter ests of the county. By order of the County Court ot Josephine county, Oregon. B. L, CO.BCRN. ' ' : County Clerk". Classified FOB BALK FOR SALE or TRADE 80-acre homestead near Takllma, Ore. Address Geo. L. Allen, Takllma, Ore. s( WOOD Laurel, oak, fir and pine and dry pine at f 2.75 per tier de livered. R. Tlmmons, phone 533-J. sitf FOR SALE Hay a the old skating rink, opposite the roundhouse, $25 per ton. Will be there from 10 a. m. to 3 p. m. A. A. Hyde. 57 to ftmrr FOR RENT Partly furnished coU tage at 221 Rogue River Avenue; three rooms and sleeping porch, good well and one-half acre ot land, barn; 5.00 per month. Key at 402 Rogue River Ave. 07tf FOR RENT OR SALE) Our resi dences at 801 and 811, North 6th St., eight and ten dollars a month. Will tell either or both. Make me an offer. John Summera, Leba non, Oregon. 40tf WAJfTHU WANTED A position as cook in town or camp. Address 2217 care of Courier. i 57 MI8CKLLA X rX)lr JITNEY SERVICE Any where, any lime. Phone Mocha Cafe 1S1-T! Otto J. Knlps. "tffidence M-Y 2e MED FORD business College, now open. Stenography and related subjects; classes nnder personal supervision of F. Roy Davis, offi cial court reporter. 60 WE REAPAIR cars, mag's, coils. generators, starters, batteries, ig nition systems. Satisfaction guar anteed. Stelger Garage, 211 North Sixth street. 36tf HAVE YOUR tires repaired at the Maxwell garage. Get work that holds any kind of an injury on any alzed tire taken care of. 70 E. L. GALBRATTH, insurance, rent als, acreage, building and loans; snsps In city property. 609 G St, Launer't old location. 68 FURS, FURS, FURS We buy furs, hides, wool, old autos for wreck ing, and all kinds of Junk. Grants Pass Junk Co., 403 South Sixth street, phone 21. 7,9 The California and Oregon Coast Railroad Company TIME CARD Effective Nor. 19, 1918. Trains will run Tuesday, . Thursday and Saturday Leave Grants Pass l p. M. Arrive Waters Creek 2 P. M: Leave Waters Creek 3 P. M. Arrive Grants Pass 4 P. M. For Information regarding freight and passenger rates call at the office of tbe company, Lundburg building. or telephone 131. CHICHESTER S PILLS lMleal WrearBFisUHi C el-akee-ear e DlaataasBraaa Pllle la KeS awl tKW eueulkA bona, aaaled Mtk Bles Ribfcom. V Take etsar. Bar sT T r y , praaaM. A.k fiCItM'PKA-TFBS 1iaHund iirand riLLa. a aa years kaowe at Best, SaieM. alwer Beuabla SOLD BY DRUGGISTS HUttWHIJtE SJLt Every Csika Years Ago few bills were paid by check TODAY It b considered NECESSARY In order to facilitate bnt iett, that a check be used for all payments. Thlt bank Invites your Checking Account, large or ' small, business or personal, guaranteeing a, banking service which will become Indispensable to yon. w ' THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF SOUTHERN OREGON jyje-MieMBBWsNsBaj , PA3E THREE Advertising TO KXCMAHaS WILL TRADE Five or 10 acrea la peart, 9 yeara old, adjoining city bt Grants Pats, for property la or near Portland, Ore. Inquire of F. H. Gelger, 912 North Tenth atreet, Boise, Idaho. 74 PHOTO HTL1MO THE PICTURE MILL for fine photo graphs. Open dally except Ban day from 10 a. m. to ( p. m. Sun day sittings by appointment only. Phone Mill, 283-R, or residence H0-J. 57tf PHYSICIANS L. O. CLEMENT, M. D., Practice limited to diseases of the eye, tar, nose and throat. Glasses fltted. Office) hourt 9-12, 2-6, or on ap pointment Office phoae 62. real dene phono 319-J. & LODQHBJDGK, M. Fhytloiaa and surgeon. City or country calls attended day or night Resident phone 169; office phone 111 Sixth and H, Toffs Bldg. DR. J. O. NIBLEY, Physician and turgtoa. Lnndburg Bldg. Health officer. Offioe hour. 9 to 11 a. m. and 1 to I p. m. Phone 110-J. . A. WITHAM, M. D. Internal medicine and nervous diseases; 908 Corbett Bldg., Portland, Ore. Honrs 9 a. m. to 1 p. m. VETERINARY SURGEON OK. K. J. BESTUL, Veterinarian. Office, residence. Phono 805-R. DENTISTS E. C. MACY, D. M. D. First-flats dentistry. 109ft South Sixth street. Grants Past, Oregon. DRAYAGE AND TBANSr Ell COMMERCIAL TRANSFER CO. Al kinds of drayage and tranefex werk carefully and promptly dona Phone 181-J. Stand at trelf-hi depot A. Shade, Prop. THE WORLD MOVES; to do we. Bunch Brot. Transfer Co. Phoua 897-R. T. Q. ISHAM, drayage and transfer. Safes, pianot and furniture moved, packed, ahipped and stor ed. Office phone 124-Y. Resi dence phone, 124-R. ATTORNEYS H. D. NORTON. Attorney-at-Uw. Practices In all State and Federal Courts. First National Bank Bid a. COLVIQ ft WILLIAMS, Attorney a-at-Law, Grants Pass Banking Co, Bldg., Grant Pass. Oregon. E. S. VAN DYKE. Attorney. Prac tical In all court First National Bank Bldg. ' " O. S. BLANCH ARD, Attorney at Law. Golden Rule Building Phona.170. Grants Pass, Oregon, BLANCH ARD A BLANCHARD. At torneys, Albert Bldg. Photu 1.3 6-J. Practice la all courts; lant board attorneys. ' C. A. 8IDLER, Attorney-at-Lsw. ref eree In bankruptcy.' Matonlt temple. Grants Pass, Ore, Seek Healthy View Point. If you desire to posset a brieid. healthy point of view, observe tha horde of restless, unhappy meat and women who have failed to find happi ness through a worship of false gods and who find It only after ha ring; found a purpose that would effectively serve humanity. Thev will toar.li mm si' lesson on the futility of striving after we uungs mat serve no useful as Get a healthy viewpoint npon life I