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About Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 28, 1919)
Till IWD.W. Al'Ul'HT 2H. lultt. GRANTS PASS DAILY COURIER fAGE THREK mm RESPONSIBLE FOR ADDING 209 WORDS TO ENGLISH LANGUAGE dictionary Makers Are Kept Busy Listing New Terms That Entered Our Tongue Through the Development of Flying During the War Meaning of Some of These New Words Explained in Simple Language. C. BUSZCNYSKI C US 3 W art fully equipped for all Kind of battery work at reasonable price consistent with flntt etas work, When In noedof a new battery buy tbe atlll-better Wlllard, with threaded rubber Inaulatlon. The Battery Shop A. V. tlaicllon, Classified FUH HALK AVOEL, CAKES 76 cent each; or der by ptone, No. 190-J. Ztt GET y6urT11U28 MENDED and buy a D. M. A C. K. welder for future use. Sue Mr. Qotoher, the tire man at Grants I'aaa hotel, tf It ACHJS8 oak, madron, fir and pine, on railroad In Jerome Prairie. Will take wood In par tnent atumpnge. Phone 170. 83tf tOO-ACRIS STOCK ItANOli for aale; bout 125 acre In cultivation; considerable Irrigation; I miles from Jl. R. sutlon; 1H miles from two schools; bait cash, bal ance low Interest. Address No. 1081 car Courier. 86tf FOR BALE Rave monry In buying the following: Vsed pipe, all sli; bolting; cable, Iron boxes wood-sow outfits; itaws; in mills; planers; slab and saw dust conveyors complete; bolts wedges; chains; pulleys; boilers and engines; hoists; any and all kinds of machinery and supplies; we buy, sell and exchange ma chinery. ORrXiON MACHINERY CO.,. F.ugene, Ore. " 61 FOR iMiroc and Uerkshlre pigs. IS held stock hogs. Upper river road. V. 8. Tucker. R. F. D. No. 2, Dox S. S FOR SAIJ5 One pony .harness, and rubber tired buggy. Cheap for quick sale. Mrs. M. C. Ament. 67 FOR &M,H (loud 3rd cutting alf alfa hay. Phone HOI-F-13, Jose phine IMeaslnger. & A FOR BALIS dlrort-oll plants for sale. Phone 601-F-18, Josephine Mes singer. 58 NRJW CRDAR HOW UOAT, about 14 feet,' for sale. $8.00. . Phone U. A. Qrlffln, 198-1,. . 69 TOR SAU& iNlce, firm Early Craw fords, one cent a pound at Van Dora farm. Inquire for Mrs. Fal- vey. Address - I,ela B. Falvey, Merlin,. Ore. 67 TOR SALK Vetch, gray oats, cheat, rye, baled hay, rolled barley, grass seed. Ralph Waldo Elden 56tf WANTKII WANTED Housekeeper. Must be a woman of refinement, not over '40 years of age. lAddrens Solus, care Courier. 39tt WANTED 60 hop pickers August i0 at old Runta.'u yard, 6 miles west of city, north aide of river. Apply J. E. Vlrdln, ltd-. No. 2, Grants' Pass. 4fitf WAiNTED Men to work In lumber ca'miji or up-to-date sawmill. '(Transportation furnished. . For ttartlculars Inquire at Breen's Orescent City stage office. Grants Pa, Ore., near 8. P, R. R. depot, a4 ixpress office. Phone 26. 48tt WEN WANTED Fuller per day, $5; bucket's, $4.75; . limbers, $4.60; swampers, $4.60; truck teamsters. $4.76; yurdlng teamster, $5; road men, $4.10; top loaders, $5; board $1 per dy. John. H. Williams, 706 B st rend. . 74 WANTED Waitress wanted at the Panama Cafe. ' 56 FIVE ORffIXpr'ercke?swinted for work near Riddle, women pre ferred; can make from $2 to $6 j per day; car far paid both ways. "Picking commences about Sept, 1. Address or phone Ralph Knight, Cnn.vonvlllR, Ore. . ' " MtWKI,l,ANKOl'B B. L. OALBRAJTH Insurance, any kind. Rentals. Building sed Loan. Plate Glass ability. 6 0 t.ret. tVt Propr. Advertising !0 MORK hup pickers wanted at old Huimui yard. Picking commowes September 1. $1.60 per 100. Ap ply to J. E. Verdln. It. F. I). 2. 58 WA'NTKl) Hy couple, no children, a furnished modern bungalow. Will rent same for long period. Phone 4 4-J or address C. A. Swopc. Mute) Holland, Med ford. $0 WANTEDaiop pickers, at 1V4 Vents per pound. Hgln September 1st. Rivurbauks Kami. 59 TAXI USE THE WHITE UNB TAXI FOR prompt service. City and country trips. Safety first Call Grants Pass Hotel, phone 191. Residence phone 320-R. W. 0. White. 790 TAXI 'Phone Roses Confectionery, No. il CO, for taxi. Hurry coils at any time. C. K. Gilkaon. 35tf IHO.YE X62R for Jitney Luke or Cutler. Headquarters changed to Spa. fittf .Ml'HIOAli INHTIU'CTION J. 6. Mac.M ITIUiA Y Teacher of sing ' Ing. Write or supply at 714 Lee Street. 28tf IVIIi kngixkkh DANIEL McFARtyAND, civil engi neer and surveyor. Reeidenc 740 Tenth street, phone 2U-Y. IIKNTISTH E. C. MACY, U. M. D. First-class dentistry. 109 H South Birth street, Grants Pass, Oregon. PHYSICIANS . O. CLEMENT, M. D.. Practice limited to dlseaaoa of tbe eye, ear, nose and throat Glasses fitted. utnee nours i-i i, z-5, or on ap pointment. Phones, office (2; resi dence S59-J. S. tOUOHRlDGK. M. D. Physician and. surgeon. City or country calls attended day or night Phones. residence, 369; office, 182. Sixth and H streets. . A. WITHAM. M. D.-Jnternal medicine ' and nervous diseases. 624 Medical Bldg., Portland, pre. Hours, 2 to & p. in., morning and evening by appointment. UR. W. T. TOM1PKINS, S. T, Rooms 1 ' and 2 Schmidt Bldg. Treats all diseases. Hours 9-12 a. m.; 1-5 p. m. Phone 304-R. E. J. BILUCK, M. D., Physician and surgeon; office Schallhorn block, phone 6 4 -J; residence, 1004 Lawnrldge, phone 54-U Grants Pais. VETERINARY SURGEON DR. R. J. CESTUI,, Veterinarian. Residence 838 Washington 'boule vard, phone 898-iR. 11UVAGKAN' I) TRASKlr-1 TUB WORLD MOVES; so do we. Phone iBunch Bros, 897-JR. Transfer Co. K. G. ISHAM, drayage and transfer. Safes, pianos and furniture ' moved, packed, shipped and stor ed. . Office phone 124-Y. Resi dence phone 124-R. ELECTRICAL WORK BLECTRIC WIRING and general electrical work, repairing, house wiring. -C. C. Harper, 315 North Sixth-street, phone 47. r.HICHESTER S PILI TUB AllUltND HlMlk I.MlMl AS .r UrucUtlbr fj I'lll. lu H4 ud U.li mMUQV& bM, mM !lh DIim Rlbboa. W Tab ml tlmmw. lluv sir tan Ak rrrrin.riiVH.TKnl n It HA Nil 11 LI. H. ft ywn known at Hett, Silttt. Alwtyt HclltMt SOLD BY DAL'GGISTS EVERYWHERE Kiudi-nis of the Kngllnh liiiiKUugr trlliuln; in serial nHvlgiitlon the addi tion of 2INI worilx. As the Hvcmge Aiuerlmn hns liiul In the punt a speuk lug viH-ubiilnry of only IBO of Hie morn Hum 0)N),UH words In the English Imi Hiuige, Hie Incrcsse brought uboiit by the nlrplnne mid nlmltlp Is regurdt-d as ri-uiiirkiilile. For the hciient of thone as yet unac iiuuIiiIinI wlih the true m-Hi.lng of surli words us "f iiiudiige," 'niici'llc," "ilrlfi," or "pnriiKlie reNlHiuiKf," Hie Muiiuriirlururs' Alrrruft Hn(wlnUori bus prepured H "flying dictionary" "lib ti aid of n reHirt coiniillfd by Hie iinllontil nilvlMiiry cointnlttee for lienmiiullrs Ml WmnIiIiihIoii. "Never before bus so much nero imuili'iil iii-uk I.itii iirinled," miyi the Miinufuilurers Alrrruft nMlntloii lirtliHe "yet one of the baiidii iim is the proper ilewrliulon of etiilunMit no hh give the public Ki-neriilly unili slrurtcd an accurate I (leu of tbe mag nitude of curreiit Ii:iipiiiIiikk. "'Jbls tllmYnlty Iiiih iilxo been riK'ountentl In government aircraft urtlvltlcH mid nt pi'iirx Mure Hum ever now Hint crnn mercliil iivlnllun, with proper rmnur ngement, pronilses to develop soon. Is Strsngs Language. Tbe 2tk or more aeroneullcal winls or pbniHPs in coinnmu ue on Hie flylug Ileitis or In tbe nlrtmrt pliints lire ktrnngers to the average rinder. For iuMsnre. everyone prob ably has lirard f the nlleron, yet iiiniiy limy not know 1 hut Ihe nlleroiis f n biplane are arranged In the mill ing iilges In a untyav mnnner, inusliig It lo rewMMl Ht the sllgbteKt tooch of tbe controls und eunbllng Ihe pilot to Ignore Hie liiterul altitutle of Hie mat-bine etillrely. "An nlleron, to be more specific. Is a bit if a wing tip iu..i ou hinges liiuk tm tbe rear edge tit the ends of the wings. Jl Is controlled by wires. When Moved from the pilot's neat tbe ulle rous ou one side rulne nnd thoxe on the oiber side decline prr.Mirtcinately, thereby allowing the wind pressure gnlimt I hem to Hp the plune to either Klde as denlred. "A blplnue Is a twowingiMl machine me wing plneed olMive the other. A majority f the Ainerliun end British machines are blplnues. "The 'trailing edge' la the rear edge of Ui. wliigx. Speiiklug of gliding. It inesns not only gliding but the angle f the piitb the airplune takes when It Ueseends under the Inlluence of gravity uliuie. A plune UHOiilly glides by keep ing lis mwe tlxwl toward the horizon, when It will glide atruiglilawuy eight miles for every mile r is above the arth, or eight in one. What Is an Airplane? "An airplane Is machine" that de Iteiids for supiMirt In the air on planes or wings and the propelling power of Its motors to keep It .there, overcoming gravity and at the same time propel ling It forward. An airship Is not an Irplnne but a balloon, elongnted, soiuewbnt rlgar-shaiied and .provided with )roM-lUng bhui, car for pas sengers, rudders and atsblllclng sur faces. "There are three kliMls ut airships, ATTORXET8 . D. NORTON, Attorney-t-law. Practieee la all Stat and Federal Courts, first Katlonal Bank Bldg 0. W. COCVIO. AtUrey-t-law. Grant Pass Banking Co. Bldg. Grant Pas, Oregon. E. 8. VAN DYKE. Attorney. Prac tices In all eourta. First National Bank Bldg. O. S. BLANCH A RD, Attorney-at-law. Golden Rule Bldg. . Phone 270. Grant Pass, Oregon. C. A. 8IDU9R, Attorney-at-law. Ma sonlo Temple, Granta Pass, Ore. SCO. H. DURHAM, Attorney-at-law, referee In bankruptcy, Masonic Temple, Grant Pass, Oregon. Phone 1S5-J. JAMES T. CHINNOCK, Lawyer, First National Bank Bldg., Grants Pass, Oregon. The California and Oregon Coast Railroad Company TIMH CARD Effective Not. 19, 1218. Trains will run Tuesday, Thursday . and Saturday Leave Grant Pass....... Arrive Waters Creek... Leave Waters Creek..... Arrive Granta Pass For Information regarding freight and passenger rates call at the office of the company, Lundburg building, or teteithrme 121. at-'""1 """rigid, whose form or slmpe Is maintained by presKiire of gus limltle, aided by prcsxure of the cables imd rojies which hold the puHsenger car underneath. Then there Is tbe rigid nlrhli, or one having a stiff wood or inetiil framework inxlde Ihe big gus bug to hold its xbnpe for It. Tbe semi rigid nlrxhlp Iiiih u rigid inetnl or wood en keel or spine nlong lis under side, Mhleli IioIiIm It pnrlly In slmiie. lint loons nnd airxhips have upiH-ndlees, loo. Tbe npiMMiillx Is a Iiokp b-udlng from the botiom side of the gns bug to I be esr mid uhi-I fur. Inflating It. or. In ihe chw of the old fiixhioned xpberlcel biilloon, like n Mg rull-r hull, It serves lo equalize the gas pressure Inxlde. "An uviiilor Is nil operator or pilot of tin airplane, or uny beiivler-Hiair-iiir cinft. A balloon Is a lluliter-tlnui ulr ernft. The term 'svlnlor' npplles to either n limn or a wonmn who drives airplanes. Tbe term Tuxed-ce' Is com mon, yet not wholly understood. It Is tbe body of the nlrplnne, or the fabric covered frnnieuorlt which holds Hie en glue In front. Hie pilot's xeat and pas senger area In the center between the wings nnd then runs buck lo the lull. "Dope" Used en Aircraft "The 'trull group' Is general, mid It contains, bexides the rudder or rud ders. deMmlliigon the type of machine, elevators In a horizontal position, one ou either side of Ihe rudder, slid fins v bleb are vertical to the elevators und are fixed, forming one plune with Hie rudder when It Is In a nstuml ixixltlon. The controls are the wheel or 'stick' for use or the pilot In guiding bis craft, the same as the wheel of an automobile or the rudder bur of a boat. A control hns three uxes, where In other vehicles, such as tbe motorcar or boet. only two uxes run lie found for ItThe reason Is that aviators have to contend with three dltnenxionx. An auto or bout cun travel only backward or forward, or sidewlse. A plnne can do these things and besides csn go either up or down. "A hangar Is u shed for sn airplane. An ulrplnne ulso has 'dope' In large quantities. Dope Is a substance re- setnniing glue, etc.. nxed In treating the cloth surfaces of airplanes ami bal loons to increase strength, produce tsutness and act us a filler to maintain Hie air und prevent the fabric from leaking or tearing. Its base usually Is cellulose. The nacelle of an airplane or dirigible Ik ii structure to which the wings are attached. The engine Is 1 ored and the pa-vetigerx ure sta. tloned In It A nacelle never extends back to the tall, but sometimes pro trudes out In front and holds Ihe pro peller. Ihe term 'pancake' came Into use during the war. It inenns Hint nn ulr plnne, when landing, strr gbtetis out almost level with the ground. Instead of diving into It. In other cases the tall Is dropped lower thnn the nose, so that the wings cnteh tbe air und re tard the force of the descent. A pon toon Is a float or buoyant comaructlon attached either under the wines of a hydroplnne or flying hont or under Its hotly to keep It afloat When we spenfc In terms of speed, we mean nlr, speed, or the relative speed of an nlrplnne In the air, and deducting the actual speed of the air from the dlRtunce we have traveled. Ground speed Is more con mon. If we travel from one point to another In ten minutes, making fifteen miles from A to B, say that tbe ground speed was a mile and ti half a minute, or 90 miles an hour. The un dercarriage ef a plane Is the structure by which ft Is enabled to land; the braces aud wheels, between which a. skid bar ts sometimes located." TEAM OBEYED SIGN Ther Was No Driver, but the Horsee Stopped. A team of horsee owned by an In dianapolis wholesnle grocery com pany decided to move without their driver. The horses, drawing a drny. started slowly. They were Jnst behind the white line at Meridian and Mary land streets when the traffic man turned the semaphirea. The "stop" sign faced the horses and they stop ped. In a few' minutes the truffle man turned the semaphore and the "go" sign faced the horsea. They went As the team stopped at the "stop" algt and started at the "go" algn, the traffic man failed to notice they were drlverlesa. The horses slow ly walked to the next corner and again t!ie "stop" Blgn was up. The horres stopped. And this Is the way the driver caught thrra. Australian Pearl. The pearls that come from the coast of Australia are of ninny shapes and colors, and In the trade have niunes to distinguish them. Peurls under ten gr-lns are sold by the ounce, above that by the groin. .Color has a deal to do with the value. .The white pearls go mostly to Europe and the yellow ones to India. N -:' y 'Jit C. Buszcnyskl, the new consul gen- eral to the United States from Poland, has arrived In 'Washington, and pre sented his credentials to the state de partment. ADOPTS SIX ORPHANS Rhode Island Man Regrets He Hasn't Room for More. Tbe appeal of Col. FT. Anthony Dyer, "Who will adopt an orphan?" has been answered by Leo F. Myers, well known In sporting circles at Providence, R. I, who has adopted six orphans. They are being tenderly cared for by Mrs. My ers, who told Colonel Dyer she wished her house was Inrge enough to accom modate more, t'olonel Dyer's appeal -wss ansnered by a number of wealthy East side residents, who are snld to have made arrangements to care for one or more orphans In one of the many InKtitutlous. "I wish there were more men and women like Leo Myers and. his wife, and we would be assured of goMl homes for a number of unfortunate children who badly need homes," said Colonel Dyer. The adoption of six children by My ers will rexult In other prosperous men taking children to their homes. In the opinion of social workers. "It keeps me busy buying for the children, but I enjoy It," Is Myers' com ment Leo F. Myers was a political leader of prominence In Philadelphia before moving to Providence several year ago. The Greatest Name In Goody-Land u) ill lyr hi iMtiT mi iii iii in in hi infill nrni 1 1 Scaled TtabtKe Man know nothing but what he luis learned in the scliool of experience IMPERIALES MOUTHPIECE CIGADETTJSS emphasize years of expe rience in the selection, age ing and blending of tobac co. Their richness, appeal ing taste, fragrance and popularity are the result. I0orl3c The John Boll man Co. Branch Five Dollars Reward Five dollars reward will be paid , for the arrest and conviction of any one stealing the Dally Couriers from residences or mall boxe. Thrifty,shrewd,care ful people make it a habit to read our clas sified ads . Do you ? These ads. are mon- and money ey savers makers. Keep them. your eyes on