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HERE NOW CAULIFLOWER Celery and Sweet Potatoes KINNEY & TRUAX GROCERY Quality and Service JkLB WW AGIIX.UDO SPEAKS IP The Philippine mission which has been In "Washington for some time la aUll working dllgently for Philip pine Independence, and they are leaving no stone unturned to gain their object. They are trying to prove that the Philipinos are capable of self-government and that the ma jority of the island people want in dependence at once. The mission la publishing bulle tins at Washington and sending them broadcast to newspapers of the United States. Recently Kenneth L. Roberta published an article In the 6aturday Evening Post, and stated that Aguinaldo was against indepen dence for the Philippines at the pres ent time. That set the commission "going" and they immediately got J in touch with Aguinaldo and receiv ed the following cablegrbam from Mm: "I have read tha article by Mr. Ro berta In the Saturday Evening Post, especially the part which referred to me. 1 can say that the letter pur ported to have been written by me to the effect that I do not believe the Filipino people are now ready to run the ship of state is absolutely false.' J have not written any such leter. neither Is It true that I intimated to Mr. Roberts or that I told any body that I am against the Indepen dence of the Philippine Islands. That Is contrary to my life-long ideas and t-eliefs. I am out of politics now and have been so since I returned to pri vate life, and that is the reason why I have refrained from all publicity, but I would not want people to mis represent my ideas and convictions. Mr. Roberts did not talk to me about politics. E. Aguinaldo." If there Is anything In persistence, the mission at Washington will sue coed In gaining independence for the Islands. They deny the accusation that they are a bunch of politicians who want to gain control of the Philippines, and state that they arp working for the best welfare of the Philipinos. taking It despite protests made every hour. Three or four days ago they removed all food, milk und medicine from the children's hoerltal in Bu dapest. Eighteen children died next day, because there was notblns to give them. Roumania does not need this food; Hungary Is starving with out it." Most Americans will agree with Mr. Hoover in not being com-erned with the fact that "Roumania Is now robbing those who previously robbed her." He recalls the agreement made last November "changing the rules of the game," and remarks pertinently enough thnt under these new rules it is not considered the proper thing to rob robbers. The allied nations, or at least their biggest- and best representatives, hold themselves above such prac tices, Just as good citizens do in civil life, and must do so If there Is to be established any general" sway of Justice in the world. If Roumania continues acting in this barbarous way, she will have to be classed morally with Germany and Austria rather than with the enlightened nations associated with her In the war. The Ashland Tidings, a semi-weekly publication by Bert R. Greer, has blossomed out Into a dally paper. During the war the Tidlnes was pub lished once a" week. Ashland is forg ing ahead, every residence Is filled, business is reported good, and Mr. Greer, alive to the needs of the pros perous little city, has decided to en ter the daily field. The Dally Tid ings carries the t'nited Press service and is a newsy, attractive looking sheet. WAITERS. POOR VAGS. London, Sept. 3. - The disappear ance of German 3iid Austrian witt ers from the hotel and restaurants of fashionable lxmdon with the. lie Sinnlns of the war has left the field open to English waiters who are said to have been reaping a harvest One Piccadilly waiter says he earns $5,000 a year, a considerable amount above the average, but In vestigation shows that It Is not un usual for a good waiter to cat her. in salary and tips, $3,000 annually. XKW TODAT PIANO Tl'XIXG George W. Cross. piano tuner, will be in Grants Pass on or alvont September Sth. Thos wishing their pianos turned or repaired kindly leave orders at Rowell's Music store, phone 126 J. 63 TO SALE One 1917 Chevrolet in fine condition: one 1918 Maxwell just been completely overhauled both cars newly painted; one 1917 Chevrolet roadster. Terms if de sired. Address 219 C street, phone 301-H or 2r?-R. Jas. K. Manuel. C3 WANTED Delivery boy, apply at Moore's Bakery. fiOtf Honesty speaks for itself IMPERIALS MOUTMPIt.CC CIGABLTTXS are so honest ia ihcir work manship, so superior in good tobacco well Mended, smoke so fragrantly cool through the niouthpirtr, that tlicy tneuk quulily in uny company. 10 for 13c The John Tiollmun Co. Branch JIST AKHIVKIt Saphire, Opal and Blister Pearls In KINGS, PI.MTS witil IHMMH III All M'hiiKnI In Solid Silver BARNES, The Jeweler 8. P. Tint Inspector Nrt aoor Firm National llaak OF TIRES. Fabric and Cords All Sizes C. L. HOBART CO. Baltimore. Sept. 4.- tn;il,:a;na-' t Ion of all orcanUullonR of wojnon j relutlves of the men and women who served In the 1'nltcd States army und! navy during the world war will be. proposed at the se.oiid annual con vention of the War Mm hers of Am erica h!c?i will lie held here Octo ber 7, S and 9. The en II for the con vention of the War Mothers. Just sent out, Invites all organizations of a similar nature to attend the convention and join in the formation of a new body for which a new mime may be selected. "Agents Authority to Sell" book of 50 blanks. T.Oc, Courier office. All Kinds of leva) blanks at the Courier FROM CALIFORNIA CRUDE Zerolene is correctly refined from selected California crude oil. It meets with scientific ac curacy the lubrication needs of all types of au tomobile engines. Get a Correct Lubrication Chart for your car. STANDARD OIL COMPANY (C.IIlMOl.) FOR SAU Anto Service Co gar-i age. Fully equipped. Also stoek of tires. Call R. Timmons. 512 South Sixth street. 60tf FOR SALIC Seven cows, three fresh and four coming. Three to four gallons per day. Call r12 South Sixth street. 65 anyboby can "jazz," TAKES EXPERT TO WALTZ WANTED e ond hand 30-30 rifle. See Jo Martineau. . B4 I)ST-- Hlark sHk umbrella, shows wear, about . five in hes silver handle, lout within two weeks. Finder please leave at Courier of fice care No. 1573. "2 O U R IE R TB.NT FOR SAI-iK 12x14, new. .Phone No. 3. nearly , 66! i ROUMANIAN BAKBAItlTV The conduct of Houmania in Hun pary has been of Buch a nature as to fill Americans with disgust and al most obliterate the admiration and friendship hitherto felt for that ally. It has gone much further than help ing to put a Hapsburg back In jww er. There have been many refer ences in recent news dispatches to the depredations of the Roumanian army which invaded Hungary and occupied Budapest, and the refusal of the invaders to recognize even the ordinary rules of war. A statement from Herbert Hoover gives a' detail or two showing the utter shamef ill ness of It. "Roumania," he says, "is still taking food from Hungary in defi ance of the peace conference, taking it under the eyes of the allied rep resentatives and officers represent ing the American relief commission, London, Sept. 4. The '"Jazz" Is metaphorically, if not literally, on its last legs here in the opinion of Charles d' Albert, secretary of the Imperial Society of Dance Teachers. who ha- told a reporter that lie be lieved the old waltz was coming back. "The Fox Trot," he said, "is only popular because it consists almost entirely of simple walk movements, frontwards, backwards, sideways and sliding. Therefore it is easy. The trois temim waltz was difficult,"' he said. "A man might practice it all his life and then not be a' good waltz er. A good waltzer must be born. It demands swing, gait, and lissom- ness." MAN A NI) WIFK wanted for farm work. Vhone No. 3. fill j FOK SAUK Tent house about 12x14 In good condition. J. I). Drake. ONE DAY ONLY OP HOT 1 O THURSDAY fill I). Phone 120-J. 02 WANTKD Kooms for light house keping furnished or unfurnished. Inquire afternoons 813 I) street. Phone 212-V. fi3 DEATH WITH HIS WIFE Chicago, Sept. 3. "I'll slay with you Mary." With these words Wil liam F. Tanner, a cashier in the of fices of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad here, closed Ills eyes, em braced his wife, whose foot was caught In a railroad frog and whs killed with her when a limited train of the Chicago and Northwestern railroad crashed Into them last, night. John Miller, a flagman, in at tempting to rescue the couple, lost tils left leg and sustained a frac ture .of the right arm. Three little children are orphans today because of the fatal decision of Tanner to die with his wife. "Gets-It" Peels Your Corns Right Off Two Drops Will Do It "Without Put or Trouble. Never Fail, There's only one way to get rid of a corn, and that ta to peel It off as you would a banana skin. There la onlr one corn remover In all the' world that doea It that way. sad that Courier Bargain Day occurs mi September 18, the Anniversary of the establishment of the Daily issue of the Courier. 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Present, subscribers may take advantage of tkis opportunity to save money if their subscription is paid to at least Sep tember 1; others may secure this privilege by paying all arrearages at the 'regular rates. These rules arc held to strictly, and no subscription will be received at. the reduced rate after the'lhth unless sent by letter, the postmark bear ing the date of the IrSth. To accommodate those who can not rely on their own memory, we will accept checks now, but they will not be cashed nor receipts issued until the 18th, although subscriptions may start at any lime. $6 per year 50c per month argain Day Saves you $1.50 Saves you 25 per cent Last year a number were disappointed, owing to forgctfiilncss, and were obliged to pay the regular price. This year they will remember, but others may forget. If you forget, it costs you money. 6