wi:nHHi.tr, may sw. ioio.
URAOTS PASS DAILY OOCKIEB
PAGH THBES
t
Classified
KOH MALIC
TICAM and 10 yaara old, also har
ness and wmkoo (or sale. Boll all
or part. Call 712 North Eighth
or pbons ll-L. J8tf
rilBriKNTWNBilSIIU' townsbla
plats of Josephine county, 50c
Mcb. for sale by Joaephlna Coun
ty Abstract Co. Illuo printing at
reasonable rates. Itf
W)R SAlJO-itrlotly fancy alfalfa
tend, awMt clover and other grans
seeds. NHro Culluree. Italpb
Waldo Bides, Madford. 80
pail 8AI,B-V have bollors, en
gines and sew mill machinery, ate.
OftEOON MACHINERY CO., Eu
gene, Oraiton. i
MJR BAIJl 30 bead flno Jersey
cows, located Juat aaat of town on
lver. These cowa must ba sold
t ones, Coma .and look them
over, Address No. tit care of
Courlnr. 7Uf
Wit HAIJO AT AvATK!na 290
' acre atock ranch. SO acres In cul
tivation, balance In timber and
pasture, H miles down the Rogue
from Grant Taw. Good terms,
and If a quirk deal canbe made,
you can -t a real bargain. Ad
dreaa R. V. 1. No. 1, Boa 7. C.
K. Cardwall. , 88
FrAI,K Mrat crop alfalfa hay,
now ready. Kt. Vanoy Orchard.
606-rMl. 71
FOR 8AI,K--U and eight Inch gal
vanised Irrigation plpo cheap. Ft.
Vanoy Orchards, 06-r-ll. 79
IK YOr W ANT to g'rt an A I Mock
'ram-h, or dairy farm. I have them.
If you want to buy a aplendld fur
null ml home, at a barKnln, ace me.
If you want n fro homestead. I
have a good one left, If you wnnt
an O. t C. nomentead, I have sev
eral. If you want Information
about the country, call In ami talk
It over. K. T. MiKlnmry, the
rmilty man. 03 O street. 7Mf
WORE aCKCTlKiit rreaent lot
all gone, new liH ready June 18,
$1.50 per doi. Order now. K.
llammerbucher. 92
VOK 8 Al If al fa hay 1 ' m ilea
below town. Well cured. $20 per
ton. J. I Davis. R. F. D. No. 2.
Box 11-11. 80
ALFALFA HAT In field for sale.
Inquire W. 8. Tucker at Mclntyre
ranch, 3Vi mllea from city on up
per river road. 82
WA(M)N rR 8.LB3-lmh Mitch
ell wagon, nearly new. Cheip for
cash. Inquire Thomaa Croxton.
1004 Rant 1 atreet. 83
Ti KKM1
FOR It KNT Onaf o-room furnlahod
cottage at the corner of Sixth and
A alroul. Inquire' at Hoper'n
tullor shop or phone 03-F-14. 71
WA.VTB1 HlBa for 8.r00 aq. ft. of
two coat outalde. work. For par
ticular Inquire of Hugo School
Board, Hugo. Ore. 7
WANTED Apple
606-F-24.
thinner.
Phone
79
WANTED Old car, Ford or Chevro
let profered. '.Muat be cheap. State
price. Addreaa Box 636, Granta
Paaa. 83
MWCKU.ANBOl'8
TIRES Uaed Urea bought and aold
Auto Bervloa Co. Phona 824-J. 00
K)lte Oxford hotel. IQtt
E. L. OALBRAITlT, Inaurance, rent
al a apeolalty. Acreage, Building
and Loan. 609 O atreet, Launer'a
old location. tf
HEMSTITCHING and plcotlng at 10
centa a yard All work guaran
teed. . The Vanity Shop, Medford,
Ore. 158
EXCURSION RATES TO COlAST-
Granta Pasa to Creaoont City, by
easy riding oara, for $7.50. Grant
Paaa and Crescent City Stage com
pany. Phone 26. . 70tf
CIVIL ENGINEERS
DANIEL MoFARLAND, civil engl
neer and aurveyor. Residence
' 740 Tenth atreet. phone 211-Y. t
TAXI
DAILY J ITNEY to" SalniaT Kwbyjind
Waldo. Leave Granta Paaa dally
at 9: fO a. m. Everett Hogua,
phone 817. 817
Use the wTiitb Line taxi for
prompt sorvlce. City and country
(rip. Safety first. Call Grant
Pass Hotel, phone 896. Residence
i phone 320-R. W. Q. White. 88
PPA YaxI Two machines at your
service at any hour. Phone 262-R
when In a hurry for a car. 48tfun for thB v.eek of Juno 22nS.
Advertising
l)Hf
lDr Mutween Karner'a sawmill
and Graul I'aas, One Presto
tank. Finder pleaae leave at 112
Went C street and receive re
ward. Ray Stevenaon. 83
KNIU11TH aud Ladles of Purity
Council meeta aecond and fourth
Friday' In W. O. W. ball. 43tf
HKNTIHTH
B. C. M ACY, D. M "d? r"lrat-U.
dentlatry insty South Mill
atreat, Grota Paaa, Dragon.
C. B. JAiKSON. D. M. 0., successor
to Dr. Bert Elliott. Over Golden
Rule Store, rhone 6. Residence
phona 1S3-J.
FHYHICIANB
L. O. CLKMENT, M. D., Practli
limited to dlaeaaea of tba eye. eat
noe and throat. Glaaae Sited
Office boura 9-12, J-5. or on ar
polntment. Office pbona (1. re'
dance phone 159-J.
a LOUOUR1DUE. M. D.. Pbyekwa
and surgeon. City or country call
atttnded day or night. Resldeue
pbona 169; office phone lis
Sixth and H, Tuffa Bldg.
i7 A." WlTHAMi m7 D. InurnaJ
madlclna and nervou diseases.
(03 Corbt-tt Bldg., Portland, Ore
Hour 10 to 12 a. m.: 2 to i p. m
FRHDBRICK I)." 6TRICKER," M.5",
Rooms 6 and 7 llaaonlo Building.
Offlrajioure, 9-12 a. m.; 2-5 p. m.
rhonea: Office 18-R: Rea. 18-Y.
IK. "w7 T. TOM PKINS," BT7
rtooma 1 and 2 ' Schmidt Hldg.
TrenU all dlaeaaea. Houra 9-12
a. m.; 1-S p. m. Phone 304-R. tf
VKTKHINAKY HI IUJKON
UK. k.
Offira.
J. BE8TUU Veterlnarto.
realdence. Phone S06-R
IlKAVAUK AMI TKANhi n
COMMERCIAL TRANSFER CO. A
klnda of drayag and tranar
werk carefully and promptly dom
Phone 181-J. 8tand at f relit
depot. A. Shade, Prop.
THE WORLD MOVES
ao do w
. Bunch Bro'a
397-R.'
Tranafer Co. Phno
F. tt. ISHM, drayaga aod trauato.
Safe. ilano and furnitnr.
movad. packed, iblpped and u
ad. Office phone 124-Y. Real
dence phone, 124-R.
KLKXJTIUGAL WORK
EnECTRrc"WmiVOanTgeneral
electrical work, repairing, - bouae
wiring. C. C. Harper, SIB North
Sixth atreet. shone 47. tf
GENERAL. ELECTRICAL WORK
Motor Inatallod and repaired
house wiring and electric irona re
paired. Phone 38 or call at 606 H
utreeL Joe A. Polley. 89
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ATTORNEYS
H. D. NORTON, Attorney-at-law.
Practice In all State and Federal
Court. First National Bank Bldg.
G. W. COLVIG, Attorney-at-law
Granta Pass Banking Co. Bldg.
Granta Pasa, Oregon.
E. S. VAN DYKE, Attorney. Prac
tice In all courta. First National
Bank Bldg.
O. S. BLANCHARD, Attorney-at-law
Golden Rule Bldg. Phone 270
Granta Paaa, Oregon.
BLANCHARD & BLANCHARD, At
torney. Albert Bldg. Phone
236-J. Practice In all courta; land
board attorney.
C. (A. SIDIBR, Attorney-at-law. Ma
aonlc Temple, Granta Pasa, Ore
JEO. H. DURHAM, Attorney-at-law
referee In bankruptcy, Maaonlc
Temple, Granta Paaa, Oregon,
Phone 135-J.
JAMES T. CHINNOCK. Lawyer,
, First National Bank Bldg., Granta
Paaa, Oregon.
The . Calif ornia and Oregon
Coast Railroad Company
TIME CARD
Effective Nov. 19, 1918.
Tratna will run Tuesday, Thursday
. and Saturday
Leave Granta Pass..... 1 P. M
Arrive Waters Creek! 2 P. M
Leave Watera Creek... 3 P. M
Arrive Grants Pasa. 4 P. M
For Information regarding trelvh
and pasflonger rates call at the office
of the company, Lundburg building
or telephone 131.
ON FIRIXa LINE
Elk lodges will nrnnage the Sulva
Hon Army' drive for home service
Banish Pain
"THERE 1 no um talking no one
1 can work or play wbca thry are not
feeling well and strong. Life, without
health and strength) la a mere painful,
plruurclcM exiilence.
One of the mott Important conditioot
of good health it to Icoep the kidney
Mmaai wi Kttvc. WhM rk or drm4
ihf da no( Alter out ol ihm blood ihm impuntla
that thnuld bo ollmtnslail from lh lyMMk
W'bB thM Imptirllio rrmaifl. tho blood Mrcoa
U potAoixd aod pain a4 tutttrint mull.
Id tnJ smIm Nslvr. TKry iifeniihn tnd 1n
vlgofatt wenk or diwiccd kldny d help
fhm kcp It blftod ttrrwn pttro irnd eltn,
bsnlthinl backache, ftmjmfio pain, Ml or
Uum id kuiuey Iroubk.
W. R. Tot. m W. WBtfifnifnti T.. K'r.
lilt, Ind., wriic: "After U;ruC .z, p
vltb kiAnny trHibl,nd fir hav.nd itlwf'Hr
rrmtdir for lln ium, 1 purclmH l tolU: ot
Foley Kidney IMU !! iurtf i!em. "t
only did mm mme AUmkI it.n inba-r ktrtney
I4wcdr I wer 1jv uacd, but (hey ioaiiiv!iy
mi my kidu nulii. Uimc tut mini ot my
Isnilv biv utx&U I m Vib i ;, '
BOLO EVKHYU'HEKK
JUDGE ALDEN COMES
WITH GREAT LECTURE
MaaaaehuaetU Jurirt la of Mayflower
v DetcenL
Jndge George D. A Idea of Maaia-
chuaetta, a direct di-wendant of John
Alden antl PrlaclUu. I one of the lec
turer of national 'prominence coming
to Chautauqua tbla year. Formerly a
prominent member of the bench la
Massachusetta, he la now one of Amer
ica' leading lecturer.. He has come
to be rcgurtled as one of the great
powers for good In this country lu the
molding of public opinion and In the
shaping of churacter.
Ula subject litis yeur la "Needs of
the Hour." With a fund of rare wit.
absolute originality and a driving
forcefulnes that carries conviction.
this lecture la masterpiece of the
platform.
THE PRAISE CONTINUES
Everywhere We Hear Good KeporU
vf Dohii's Kidney l'lHa.
Grants Pass is no exception. Every
section of the U. S. resounds with
pralae of Doan'a Kidney Pills. Fifty
thousand persons are giving testi
mony In their borne newspapers. The
ancerity of these witnesses, the fact
that they live ao near, la the beat
proof of the merit ot Doan'a. Here'a
a Granta Pass case.
William Harvey, 621 N. Eighth
St., saya: "I have never round a
medicine for backache and other kid
ney disorder so reliable as Doan's
Kidney Pills. They did one or my
family so muoh good that I used
them. ' I had fine results and I have
always taken Doan'a Kidney PHI
tnce when I have felt the need of
a kidney medicine. I have received
Just as good results as I did the first
time."
Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedyget
Doan'a Kidney Pills the same that
Mr. Harvey had. Foster-Milburn Co.,
Mfgra., Buffalo. N. Y.
Speed of Carrier Pigeon.
On fnlrly long Journeys, sny to 100
miles or more, the carrier pigeon will
average a speed of from -37 to 43
miles an hour. The best horse In the
world can only keep up a speed ap-
prnxlrqjite to that fur six or seven min
utes at most. The pigeon's speed la
about 33 yards a second.
KEEP SICK FOWLS SEPARATE
When Disease Appearo .n Flock Place
Ailing Birda by Themselves
and Clean Up.
When disease appears In a flock of
chickens the sick fowls should be nop
arated and nlueM to themselves. If
any have died they should be burned
or burled. The house and yurds should
he disinfected and a hunt begun 1m
medlutcly for the cause of the trouble.
Condi lions should be corrected a
quickly aa possible to prevent its con
tinuance. ' )
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OF
IS
Mr. U L. Sharp recently received
the following letter of appreciation
from the filer with whom ber aoo,
Edgar Schrimpf, worked tor half a
year over on the western front:
New York Tribune, N. Y. City
Mrs. U U Sharp,
Grants Paaa, Oregon.
Dear Mr. Sharp:
Now that you have had the happl
nesa of getting your aon back afe
and sound, and of seeing tyw the
hard work and the hardships and
responsllrilltlea of army life have
probably helped and matured hint, I
think you ought to hear from some
one who knows, few of the good
things that marked his work.
Edgar Schrimpf waa my crew chief
and I waa his pilot, and we made a
mighty ftatlafactory team for about
tlve months together at the front
My life waa In hi hands and he
knew it and constantly had it In bla
mind. He lacked In tools. In equip
ment, In material. We' had excep
tionally hard luck with the French
motor which were furnished its.
But In spite of such dutadvajitagea
he made a fine showing, (ftid due to
him I waa able to do my abare of
worlr. It waa possible fause, as
our adjutant and others often re
marked, "Schrimpf never knew when
to quit work.' He worked early and
he worked late. And he thought and
planned, and worried, and struggled
with mechanical disadvantages al
ways to keep the plpne "on the line"
and In perfect conditions. He did
other men's work often, "ao as to be
sure it was done right."
For all of this be haa my lasting
gratitude and appreciation. And for
all this you may be very prou ot
the record that be made. The spirit
that he showed is the kind of spirit
that won the war laat year instead
ot later. Because of his work, I not
only flew with confidence and with
out worrlee about my machine, but
I waa spurred on with the thought,
"I've got to kill some Huns and do
something worth while in order to
deserve the services ot such a crew
chief." And he also waa aa Incen
tive to the men that worked about
him.
The enlisted men of the air service
got all of the hardships, all ot the
waits and delays, all the work, all
the disappointments, and none of the
incentives glory, decorations, shock
action, and promotion that came to
men in other branches of the service.
That a man could come through
nearly two years of such treatment
and su.'h disappointments without
loosing his cheerfulness and his good
disposition, is wonderful. You can
be proud ot him because of the ex
periences which -he has gone through
and endured. -f
Your aon gave the very highest
character of service in the army. He
did all that was expected of blm and
lot more. I feel very lucky to
have been associated with him. I
congratulate you on having such a
son ahd will be Interested to learn
of his further successes.
Sirfcerely- yours,
DAVID W. HOWEl
Served with the 77th Division .
Private George H. Ferren returned
home laat Friday aftetfserving nine
months in France a member of Co.
K, 305th Jmfty.. 77th division. Jdr.
Ferren was at the front two months
but did not get a scratch, his closest
call being a bullet through bis can
teen.
You feel different the minute you
take It gentle aoothinc warmth
fills the system. It'a a pleasure to
take Holllster's Rocky Mountain
Tea. Helps purify the blood, drives
out the germs of Winter, gets you
Hustling, bustling, full of life and
energy. 35e. Tea or Tablets. Sa
bin's Drug Store. 'Adv.
BABY HOME IS VICTIM
OF MYSTERIOUS MAXADY
'Portland, May 28. Eleven babies
are dead, 21 have been afflicted
with a mysterious malady during
the
past few weeks, and last nlght ac
cording to the statement of Mrs. D,
C. BurnB, president of the Waveriy
Baby Home where the (malady has
broken out, 1 2 Ibables were In a most
critical condition at that Institution
All of the children are less than 3
years old.
'Mrs. Sums said that the little
sufferers are In terrible agony,
screaming with pain, and with blood
coming taetn their mouths and ears.
The caBes have been diagnosed by
specialists as dysentery of a highly
infectious type. The home la under
strict quarantine, and the cases have
been Isolated as soon aa they were
Uncovered.
"SERVICE"
(OUR MIDDLE NAME)
Expert Auto Repairing Tires and Accessories '
Car Washing and Simonizing
COLLINS AUTO COMPANY
ore
When the American engineers appeared on the scene "Over
There," the necessity ot putting through, one big Job waa apparent.
Thousands of our toys were to follow; the trig ahlpa bringing them,
and the big freighters loaded with supplies must be able to dock
quickly, unload In haste and depart unhampered y delay of say
kind, to bring wore and more men and additional tone of food, sup
plies, ammunition, and Che necessities of war, in order that success
be assured right from the etart.
A certain seaboard town, on the coast of Prance, bad been se
lected as the most favorable port for the landing of these great
ocean carriers, but the facilities to dock and atore were far from ade
adequate and haste waa the important factor to aave France,
Elaborate plana bad been prepared by the French engineer for
building suitable docks and warehouses, nt they said It would take
six years to complete them. The American engineers re-designed
and built them in six months; ORGANIZATION did It.
So it Is with everything today. Success in the operation of all
the big things, In this age of wonderful accomplishment, is through
this medium. Public service corporations have been qulnk to realize
this fact and their poHcy has undergone a change.
Organization sounds the death knell ot the duplication ot effort,
it syatematlzea details, it bringa unity ot actios, it produces the
most for the least. It makes a smooth running machine whose pro
duct la service.
This is the reason why, in this day of progress and develop
ment, modern cities and great manufacturing industries prefer to be
doing buslneea with large concerns engaged in aupplylng electric
energy: this Is why the systems and plants of 'big power companies
are being tied together to secure the most efficient service through
organization.
California-Oregon
Phone 108-J
Tire Bargains
80x3 Rib tre ad
30x3 Rib tread
32x3 i Rib tread
C. L. HOBARTCG.
G. B. BERRY
Harness and Saddlery
Auto Top and Canvas Work
With Grants
WILLIAM R. BOONS
Mmmmgimt Dirttif
6.J.. WiK. C.- '
HTHArl Miff 4
1 1 -1 .
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IRQ JgN-"WHM
BROADWAY BUILDINO
Power Company
Grants Pass, Oregon
$10-35
.. $12.23
...$14-SO
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Pass Hardware Co.
Summer Course
of Music
June 23 to August 2
Musicians and students in the
Northwest are now within
easy distance of one of Amer
ica's best equipped Conser
vatories. Our Summer Ses
sion enables you to study with
teachers of European exper
ience, in Opera and Concert.
Every piano teacher in the Conserva
tory baa attended the Mister Pianist
Claaa of Leopold Qodowsky.
Courses are1 offered in' Piano, Voice,
Violin, Opera, Public School Musk)
and Theory. Professional training for
Chautauqua and Lyceum work. rrt
class advantages.
Write for our Speoial Summer Bulletin,
' and detaila of attractive Summer rates.
Session from Jdne 33 to August 3.
PORTLAND, ORKOON
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