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About Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 2, 1919)
mi usiiw, MT()iu:ii a, 1 1) (1 HANTS PAHS DAILY COURIER Classified KOIl HALM KOFI SALR-Vtttch, gray uuls, cheat, rye, baled hoy, rolled bnj-tey. grass seed. Itnlph Waldo Widen. Med ford, Oro. D6tf Poll' AW-ilry ftp wood, 14 a tier delivered. I'hono ll-kinon Daw, Wildorvllle. ti KOR flAMS-flliiKar sewing machine In good condition, 3t. I'homi IP ST KDJl SUM-5 yesr old niuro, black; sound and true. One John Deere plow nearly now. Apply lonnrd 6 Trimble lilm-httnHth shop or phone BtM-dl, R " 1 1 " 1 7 . rXR HAUC-Uood black team. See Itutlnr Hro. 225 Vnnt (i, or phone 609-J. 88 rXR HAI JC(lartltflt, Anion and lloto pears at Ir a pound. AIho ICood applos picked from the ground lit I Oc a sark. Hrlng boxes nnd tt kii. loo. A. Hamilton, new paved highway. " 17 'A' ANTED WANTED- Men to' work In lumber camp or up-to-date sawmill Transportation furnished. For particular Inquire at Breen's Cresoent City stage office. Oram I'aaa, Ore., near 8. J'. R. It. depot, and espress office. Phone 26. 4Stf WANTED Fonr-foot wood to cut up, i a rord. Address, atallng amount. F. O. Oanihle, Rt. !. Rogue River, Ore. oi 'WANTED Party to cut some poles and SO cordi of' wood into 4-foot lengths. Write or telephone Ros nmi Howard, Dixie Ranch, 610-F-S4. R8 WANTBD Second-hand apide. pear and iach boxes In good condition. In exchange for fruit or will pay cash. fJoo. A. Hamilton, new pared highway. 7 WANTED An Iron aafe, roll top dink, and McClasky account sy tern. 'Addren Mo. 746 care of Courier. 85 LOHT LOST Small brown do, answer to the name of Trlxle. Grants Pa line No. 12. Phone 221-Y or S66-J. MimtCIXA N KOVH B. L. GALBRAITH Insurance, any kind. Rentals. . Building snd Loan. Plate Olaea Liability. 609 0 street. Mtf H KM STITCHING, Plcotlttg. Satisfac tion guaranteed. Wrlto to.us for iiKKMlons for Christmas gifts. Tlie Vanity Shop, Mcdford, Ore gon. ' HJ LAMES' TAIIOIUNd --Full and win o r nulls remodeled nnd- brought up to l In' tuinntn In trtylo nnd workmanship. JlrliiK your rTRS. plushes und velvets to be reniude. Prices reusonabln, .Mrs. V. R. Kwnap(, phono lii3, old Klocker rpnldcnve Eunt A trit. 09 TAXI V I'SB THE WHITE LINE TAXI FOR prompt service. ' City and country trips. Safety first. Call Grants Pans Hotel, phone, S9t. Rcaldeace phone 368-Y. W. G." White. 790 TAXI 'I'hono Rose Confectionery, ,j.N'o. 160, for taxi. Hurry calls at 1 ' any time. C. E- Oilkson. 3 5tf PHONE 262-R for Jitney Lnke or Cutler. Headquarters changed to Spa. 50tf PHYSICIANS U O. CLEMENT, M. D Practice' limited to diseases of the eye, ear, ! nose and throat. Glasses fitted. Office hours 9-12, 2-5, or on ap pointment. Phones, office 62; resi dence S59-J. 8. LOUGHRIDGE. M. D. Physician t ana surgeon, uuy or country cans attended day or night. Phones, residence, 369; office, 182. Sixth and H streets. A. A. WITHAJI, M. I). Internal medicine and norvoua diseases, 624 Medical Bids., Portland, Ore, Hours, 2 to 5 p.'nu, morning and evening by appointment. DR. W. T. TOMiPKINS, 3. T. ' Rooms 1 and 2 Schmidt Bids Treat all dlseanes. Hours 8-12 a. m.; 1-5 p. m, Phone 304-R. ): .1. UiLLICK, f. D.. Physklan, and mi ruri'on ; office Schnllhorn block, phono' fil-.l; rtuiiieuce, 1004 Lawnrldse, phone 54-L, Grants Pais.' ' All kinds Qf legal blanks at th Courier. Advertising CIVII, ENGINEER DAN11S1, MoKAJlDAND, civil eogl necr and surveyor. Residence 740 Tenth at reel, phone 211-Y. DENTISTS K. C. MACY. D. M. D. First-class dontlatry. lOttt South Sixth street, Grants Pass, Oregon. - uti'XrriuuAii work BU3CTRIC WIRING and general electrical work, repairing, bouse wiring. C. C. Harper, 105 South fllrth streot, phone 47. DRESSMAKING MRS. W. R. 8 WOAI'K Dressmaker, ladles' tailor, furrlst. Kxpert al- teratlons on la ill on' garments, Es timates cheerfully given; price reasonable; satisfaction guaran ted. Phone 253. Old Klocker residence,! East A street, 99 YKTKIUNARY 8UROEO.N DR. It. J. BBSTLI,. Veterinarian Residence 838 Washington boule vard, phone S98-R. DKAYAGE AMI TRANSFER TUB WORLD MOVES: so do we Bunch Uro. Transfer Co. Phone 897-01. F. O. ISHAM, drayage and transfer afea, pianos and furniture moved, packed, shipped and stor ed. Office phone 124-Y. Reel- denee pbone 114-R. ATTORN HY8 H. D. NORTON. AtlarnT.l. Practloes In all State and Federal Courts. First National Bank Bldg. 0. W. COLVIG. Atlorn.v-.t.l.a- Grants Pass Banking Co. Bldg. Grants Pass, Oregon. E. 8. VAN DYKE, Attorney. Prac tices In all courts. First National Bask Bldg. O. 8. BLANCHARD, Attorney-at-law. Golden Rule Bldg. Pbone 270. Grants Paas, Oregon. C. A. SIDLER. Attorney-at-law. Ma sonic Temple. GranU Pass, Ore, ORO. H. DURHAM. Attorney-at-law referee In bankruptcy, Masonlo Temple, Grants Pass, Oregon Phone 135-J. f JAMES T. CHINNOCK. Lawyer First National Bank Bldg.. Grants Pass. Oregon. -Saving's S.llyj 8e This. "Rotten policy to Kiive! nitnl to "avc! Find out when It's loo Int. don't want wlmt you've biHn vavlne for outgrown your linpulK. lturl-il with your bunk book nml evory one Kind you're ib-ud. No no. Spc-M while you're youn. (Jet a bold on nil the frleniMilp mol nil the love within reach nnd then, why then, when you're old. nt lenst memories will be yonrs no comforters'." "Our Wonder ful Solve," by liolitml Pertwee. "Ugonis Authority to Soil" book of 50 blank!". 50c. Courier office How Wc Go At It Tint -we leck Into the bntury to see if you put water in it. Then we tmt th: by Urometer wh ch is the one re liable way of know ing the condition of its iharge. Then, if no special cause of trouble appears we put it on the line to . see if it will take a charge. But if there is plain In dication of serious trouble we open the battery up and find out exactly what' what. 'Don't trust your bat tery to amateurs or artists in guesswork, who claim they can tell inside condition by outside in spection, -Come here where you find adequate machines and apparatus to really inspect, charge ana repair any battery. . ti mim faet h" M(rTKMB THE 11ATTEUY SHOP A. V, Haaelton, Propr CITV HAS L0N3 BEEN DEAD Tlshusnseo, In Bolivia, Collection of Rjlns ef Whleh'Sven ths Incas Knew Nothing. On nt I lie iiimicroiin cities clnltnlnit the title ".,ilei city In the world." I Tluliimnsio, nciir Luke Tlllcm-n In Bolivln. A tliouoind yenrn ub. miy the -,.nti, Tliihuniini-o was hk (lend n it U to.iiy, and Hint I pnietl. .illy all' that snybody know of Hh blhlory. Even the lorn", who hold a record for antlulty In Konth America, ndinltted to their nmt Kpnnlxh vial tors Hint they knew nothing about Tliihiiiinnco, ex cept tbnt It was very prolmble tlmt the stone Ihiiikcs (trntti-rcd over the ruin were the pcoplo of the city turned Into stone by some anirry god. There would be nenfiy a much of the old city vlxlhle todny a there wus In the time -of the Incas, had not the stones been so attractive to the In dian nf ticnrby vlllHge. A It Is, beautifully carveil Idols hve. gone to dM-orate the door front of humble cot tiiges, and polished stone to prop up chimney and ptive floor. The little modern tillage of Tlnhuunaco, nenrthe ruins. Is full of stolen. souvenir. Whole bouses and churehe are built of them. After several centUTles of this plun der the government of Bollvlu put a bMn on removing stone from the ruins, but there was thcu little left of did TialiUHniKo. a few stone gods n bnge and angular n any deities of ngypi, me sues pr a fortress, a paliu-vj and many tomb, all vnguely tnurkefll vj worn carveil tone are siittere' over a great desolate plain. Yet from these buttered relic with their cryptic carving tbe archeologlNtK jiofx. m,mt dny to reroiutruct the story of a mys terious people. Venerated Relic Lest. The Htark Roed was a relle hroneht to Scotliind by the wife of Malcolm fatimore. nnd Ions held in extreme veneration by the Scots. It r.,nl,t of a -ns of sold, inclosing a piece of the true crowt. mt In an ebony figure of I'lirlst. It na depoKlled with the ri'L-Mln In Mliilitir-'li i-ntt m.,i n,r. rbd with ttifb! (o Eiisliiiid"tiy Kdwtinl I mill lived by hlri to tlve ii'-ri-nsel solemnity to the or,:lw ,(. ,. rri ibc Sii.ttNh tnnjjiiiiie. All truce' of It Ih now limt. A l)V KKTINKM KXT Sealed proposals will be received at the office of the Grants Pass Irri gation District, room 23. court bouse until 10 a. m., Tuesday. October 7. 1919. for furnishing the labor and material for the construction of a portion of the Grants Paas Irrigation District' canal. Therwork involves the construction of two miles of ca nal located south of the Pacific high way from Frultdale to the junction of the Murphy and Cres.ent City roads. Clearing and grubbing 6 acres Excavation, class 1, 8.107 cu. yds. Excavation, class 2, 70 cu. yd. Excavation, class 3, 10 cu. yds. For particulars Inquire of the dls trlct engineer, court house. The board of directors reserves the rluht to reje; t nny and all proposals. GEO. A. HAMILTON. Secretnn NOTICE To whom It may concern: My ife. having left me. I will no- be responsible for any debts con traded by her. (Signed) Henry L Sertretit, Selma, Ore. Dated this 23d day of September. 1919. - 84 STATKMKXT OK OWNERSHIP, .M.lAAtiKMKNT, T IMTLA TIOX, KTU Reaulred bv ,Art or Of the Grants Pass Dally .Courier! puoiwnea onny at Urants Pass, Ore gon. for October 1, 1919. (Publisher, A. E. Voorhlee. Editor, Geo. 1 Drummond. Managing Editor, A. R. Voorhles. Business Manager. A. E. Vnnrhio. Mwner, a. e. voorhles. . IRondholrieni. other security holders, holding 1 per veni or more or total amount of bonds. None. 1 Average number of copies of each issue or mm publication sold or dis tributed through the malls or other wise, to paid subscribers, during the six months nrncettlnr th .k. above. 1016. (Signed) A. E. VOORIIIES. Snbscrlhed and sworn to before me this 1st day of October, 1919 1 ' CLAKA E. TRBFREiN. Notary Public. (My-commlsslon expires September 9. 1923.) The California and Oregon voast rtauroaa uompany TIME CARD . Effective Nov. 19, 1918. Trains win run Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Leave Grants Pass..., 1 p. M Arrive, Waters Creek....... .....2 P. M. Leave Waters Creek ; 8 P. M Arrive Grants Phbs 4 P. M. For Information regarding freight and passenger rates eall at the office of the company, Lundburg building, or telenhoae 111, ' SAYS THRIFT !S CURE FOR H.C.L. Well Fargo Nevada Bank, in ReviewofCond;t'on,Show ; Kemedy Lies in Nation 'fian Frsticlsco. peoplx should hop for lower prices, reduce their consumption, practice thrift, utilize for their savings Liberty Bond, Wsr Ravings Stamps and Treasury Saving Certificate, nay the Well Kargo Ne vada National Bank. In Its monthly review, analyzing the hlgbt cost of living. High prlc.-H are due to tbe following causes, the bank review points out: "Pernontil eitrsvsgam on the part of those who have been re ceiving unaccustomed profits or un usual wages. ""Profiteering,- the seizing by buu inuns men of the opportunity offered by a heavy demand to manipulate the supply ho as to yield undue profits. "High rate of wages, which In crease the cost of commodities at every stage. "General Inflation of credits and circulation, including bank deposit "What we uisy look and hope for -as lite, main effect of tbls Govern mental action is an awakening of the nation to more of natural reaction against paying bigb prices. "People should take pains to avoid asying them by shopping for lower prices, by reducing tbelr consump tion, practicing thrift, utilizing for their savings Liberty Bonds, War Savings Stamps and other opportun ities for gilt-edge investment now pen to them. "Tbls .attitude will constitute a Htrong Influence In lowering prices, down to tbe point at least necessi tated ty basic conditions, and, lucae latter conditions being fundamental, must be left to work themselves out." Tbe American National Bank In Its monthly letter makes tbe following statement regarding tbe . cost of living: "There are several remedies tbat may be applied, and gradually will be applied, to reduce the cost of living, but the most essential Is to get down to busineas, work, full time, waste nothing and do wtihout a lot of unnecessary thing which consume in tbeir making much valuable ma terial and human Energy." The Beneficent Bat The government of the Cnlted ?tnte Inn discovered thnt the h:if. Instinil of being useless and worth, less, a I generally i!nm-,t. 1 re:il!y n-ost valuable. He l the tnv te--'e enemy of all nect thnt fly ut n'ebt. In recent invcwtlgntlons Imts sbn; 'n the evening nfter fly'n? for 12 m'nnt-s were found with stomachs so gorged with niovqult.HH. gnats and smnll fl'eg that It w.i dltficulf to see bow they could eat any more. Qi;art7 blanks at Courier office rT) i 'it)'-,'-, 'I" :.-iiiii,..'i!i.i'!.ii :: -r.i'VkJ ii',. . : :.!"'""i, 1L1 ' 1 .' t . c IHi. . , i . ; n 1 . ! . 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 . I'nip " it'.' 1 it. , ti, v rt I"' '" Hi lil! li ili'' iiv 'Wh ,ill i, :,llill l!' I I ':'l:I I. ' tiL t ,1 1 1 11 ' ' ' i' i i, 1 11. 'I 1,1 ill ii ill,. . , :.!"'""i, 11, 1 1 .!' ' .tt " ' r - . - r& ;--r ;T -t -i'-.t- i--- p life aPxmmBESsmmv n 1 NO use arguing about it, or making chin-music in a minor key! If you've got the jimmy-pipe or ciga rette makin's notion cornered in your smokeappetite, slip it a few liberal loads of Prince Albert! . Boiled down to regular old betweeri-us-man-talk, Prince Albert kicks the "pip" right out of a pipe! ? Puts pipe pleasure into the 24-hours-a-day joy'us class! Makes cigarette rolling the toppiest of sports! P. A. is so fragrant, so fascinating in flavor, so refreshing! Prince Albert can't bite your tongue or parch your throat! You go as far as you like according to your sihoke . spirit! Our exclusive patented process cuts out bite and - parch! 1 Toppy nd bag; tidy red tint, kandteme pound and half-pound tin ' humidot and that elany, practical pound eryttalglatt humidor with tponge moiftener top that keep the tobacco m acA perfect condition. , R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company, Winston-Salem, N. C ARE YOU A CAPI TALIST7 The Standard Dictionary defines a "Capitalist" as one who has a "pe cuniary surplus." The dictionary i wrong. A capitalist Is one who baa "pe cuniary surplus" which is Invested. Are you a capitalist? You are If you are buying War Savings Stamps or Treasury Saving) veruncaiea. rney represent "pecun iary surplus" or. In slmole Enalish. saving and tbey make your money wora oy bringing to you 6 per cent Interest compounded quarterly. Are you a caDltallst? Secretary of Commerce- Redfleld saia 10 toe Cleveland Advertising Men, "There are 64.000.C00 subscribers to our Liberty Loans. I suspect that many a factory la manned, as I know some Government services are, by a force from top to bottom capitalists In varying degrees, but not the lesi really." Don't kick about the high eost ol living. Beat it by trimming your sails and buying War Savings 8tamps. Tbe capitalist are not kicking about the high cost of living. WhyT . Because they bave money at work. . Cut your eipenses to the bone. In vest la War Savings Sumps. Be a capitalist. Employees of the Union Iron Works the Bethlehem Steel Company's ihlp building plant In San Francisco bought $15,00." worth of War Savings' Stamps last month. Tbe men have given op dice and cards and bold draw In is and raffles of the stamps. Printing that pleases We do It Courier Job Department. Phone 17 Batteries Goodyear Tires ' Cord ar.it Fabrics STARTERS GKXEIUTORS IGMTIOX WORK We have a service battery for every car. always ready to help you. ' We bave the bet equipped shop in the city for electric work. Will test yoor electric system any time FREE and give you a correct rending. . We un only the Instrument recommended by the Deleo. Iteny and Auto Lite Company. Remember the Place Grants Pass Service Station "Kirst in the Itattery IJusiness' 1 rr -TTTrrigMis.ii' iii mwiw nsssn sn i't m -iy-.n . - - ii' Ki,i 1' iililil'ii' ri " 'V- 1 ;i -'? - tlli'iit'i :: 'I . 1 : !! I'TOli ,1 :i,W;ii ,li! ! Ill,,' ill I : ! SVr !:' 'vmwmmm ' 1 'It 1 ' i, I '.11 Hi Ell 1. ;im 1 1 1 '1 1 rt' 1 1 u ' t t Xtl" l . f 1 '8"' aiaaMaiaMaamwasj mm W Contentment is a state of mind IMPMALES MOUTHPIECE CIGADETTC5 create it. Their full fla ' vored, satisfying blend is the 6ecret. They are a quality smoke. 10 for 13c Tbe John Bollman Co. Branch COMMOK WTTCHHAZEL USE FOR SORE ETE8 It la inrnHilnr hn aniaViv Inflammation la h-liuui k. w v WUIIUHI witchhazel. camphor, hydrastia, etc., as mixed In Lvnnttk m-wm n. elderly lad, who had been troubled wiiu cnronie ays iniiammatlon for manr Tears, was matti hatnt l two days. Wo guarantee a small bot- ue 01 LStroptik to help ANT CASB weak, strained or inflamed eyes. Aluminum era enn tTPWW Matlnn! Drug Star. Mining blanks at Courier office. 214 Jiorth Sixth Street j k ar -r J.'Vk." ' K. J. R.,oM :f H . TofcMcoCa. I ! - i , st ,'4'1ir'M'aiiwiiv i I r