I FAGB TWO GRANTS PASS DAILY OOl'IUKK rltlllW, tMTOIUCIt 21, 1010. GRANTS PASS DNU COURIER ; Published Dally Except Sunday ;A. R. VOORHIES. fuo. and Propr. Co U red at poetofflce. Grants Paaa, Or., as second elast mall matter. JLDVERTISrNQ RATES Display apace, per Inch 30c Loaal-peraonal column, per line.. 10c Render, per line 6c DAILY COURIER By mall or carrier, per year..t6.00 By mail or oarrier, per month .SO WEEKLY COURIER By mall, per year .$1.00 FRIDAY, OCTOBKR 24, tl. OREGON WEATHER . , Fair' and . continued cold; gentle northerly winds. PLEA P E New York, Oct 22. A plea for motherhood out of wedlock was made today at the international con ference of women physicians t)y Dr. Anna Moutet of 'France. In country the population of wbioh Is decreasing," she said, "It Is Important above all to favor the rate of birth by every means, to do Away with all obstacles in the protec tion ot all children indiscriminately. "Motherhood outside of marriage mast no longer be held as a disgrace or a burden. The girl mother must be lifted. The prejudice which makes her an object of general Cen tura must be com batted, and if irreg ular birth is no longer a disgrace to the child neither' must it be a dis honor to the mother. She' must find In society for herself and tor her -child the support which in the past waa refused her." , Describing what France has done In the matter. Dr. Moutet said: "The law has assured the protec tion of the child born out of wedlock first in creating bond of right be- tween him and his parents when that lis possible; then in assisting the mother when she, ,ia alone and with out resources, and finally in taking .fun responsibility in rearing the child. "In. 1917 the government assisted 70,562 abandoned girl mothers or wives and widows in thp support of their children. "Laws regarding investigation of fatherhood are too lax," be said, "and ought to he broadened even if they should disturb the peace of a few families whose egotism and fal len honor are respected at the ex pense of the child." In a general discussion of sex morality and prostitution several speakers urged the necessity of more -stringent police measures to cope with the evil. SOLD 10 THE FRENCH Berlin, Oct. 23. The Germans are fearful that thousands of the American automobiles sold by the American expeditionary force to the French will be smuggled across the German border, constituting an un desirable Invasion of the German au tomobile industry. It is said here ,-that SO, 000 American cars were sold to the French. SUPERFICIAL GAYETY Berlin, 8ept. 28. (By the Asso ciated Press) 'Vienna, ever a gay city, is now more superficially gay than ever, owing to the illicit trad ers, who have profited by the war and now are spending their ill-gotten 'gains, writes a newspaper correspon dent from the Austrian capital. Vi enna, says one of these writers, is "dying to music." He describes the people as starved and "morally de generate." Describing the scenes in the dance nails and pavilions and gambling rooms, the writer says that nearly all the ipeople demonstrate a desperate demand for youth and en joyment and adds that "this slcltiy whirl of enjoyment bordering on jtelf-destruction" produces a fright ful effect on the sober-minded people of the (ity. Public amusements are provided in the Pleasure nark and Schoen brunn where are given plays for children, fire works, alpine dances, Tyroleee clog dances by Berchtesga- den peasants, acts from Iphegenie and band concerts. One writer says that all of this striving for amusement js only a mask for perplexity and Inability to return to older and saner life or evi dence of heedlessness and indiffer ence. Cookery Helpers OXIO SALT CKLKKY SALT PAPRIKA MKXINK PASTRY SPICK (HIM lOWIKK sorr .ir ;ravy skasonivo POll.THY SKASOX1XU KINNEY & TRUAX GROCERY Quality and Service Row-man's Sinter Located Mrs. A. A, Kellogg, of Portland, a ulster of Judson P. iBowman, the old soldier who was killed by a Southern Pacific passenger train n Tuesday, was in the city today. Ef forts to locate any 'relative had been unavailing but Mrs. Kellogg learn ed of the accident through a newt Item in the Oregonlan. The funeral was held this morning. Rev. Charles R. Drake and the O. A. R. conduct ing the service. THOUGHT THE RUSSIAN Tlireo Crania Pass Indie thought the niuck Hand gang or Russian Reds were after them this week and had visions of their home bong blown to atoms. ' They moved Into a now house a few days ago and yes terday noticed a dangerous looking "Implement of death" reposing, be hind the door at their home. A noiseless retreat was executed and Sheriff Lewis notified. Arriving at the house, the sheriff stepped In side and picked up the dangerous ob Joot, the ladles expecting to nee him disappear Into nothingness at tiny second. ' "This la a railroad torpedo, la dles," said the sheriff, as be cartitsl the thing outside for safer keeping. Hut it was a close call the thing might have been an anarchist's bomb. The ladles wish their names withheld, but two of them might be school teachers and the third is per haps connected with school uffalrs over the county. TELEPHOTOGRAM I Pictures by Wire -J N V 'm . A t it':f V . N i , ;-i7 v . -a t "'i-.r .:. .. -.. r r mutest . r, . . , . n v i I JL . .MllWty g - . .u: -m-fl About one-fifth or taulslana is subject to the overflow of Uie Mlss-Isxlppl. XEW TODAT NEWTOWN and Spltxenberg cull ap ples. 40u and 60c a box at the ranc h, lirlng your boxes. K. Ham merbivcher, phone 606-K-28. 09 WANTB1) TO BUY Small ranch partly In alfalfa, with modern buildings. Address 'No. lKsii care Courier. - 09 BSTRAY There came to my place a 1-yeur-old roan bull, crop off right ear. Owner call at once and pay damages. U Hosteller. Murphy, Oregon. 09 fOR SALE Good team of raares. 'weighing about 1200 pounds, and good set of horness. Phone 54-J. 09 I P AXD ABOIT AGAIN ' - i "I was sick In bed with kidney trouble." writes C. F. Reynolds. El- mlra, N. Y., "and my back ached so severely I could not get up. I com menced taKinff Foley Kidney Pills and in a few daw was out of bed.' Keeping up the treatment, I was able to go to work. Since than I have had no more backache and no other trouble with my kidneys." Fo- i ley Kianey Pills stop sleep-disturbing I bladder ailments and relieve rheu- i niatic pains, sore muscles and swol len joints. Sold Everywhere. Cochian to meet Hoppe for Ml, :ani title. Weiker rvhran h,.i.....hu.i at Daiyg billiard academy. New York today where he is practicing for ... .m;u ;..ui v uiie Hoppe in tne national (American balking cham pionship tournament at the Hotel Astor next week r,.!,r h w trying to get a match with Hoppe for two years and the coming match viio uiutH. aiscussea event in tne billiard world. FOR SALE 10 ton of first class Wheat Hay in stack. GEO. J. FOX at C. L. Hobart Company Pineapple Desserts 2c The bottle in each package of Pineapple Jiffy-Jell coo tains all the rich essence from half a ripe pineapple. The dessert ha wealth of this exquisite flavor, and a package serves six people for I2i cents. You owe to yourself a trial of this new-type gel-1 atine dainty. jm-m JO Flavors, mt Yemr Creet't 2 Packag for 28 CWnTs m Phone 17 214 North Kfxth Street BATTERIES I have opened up a new shop with all up-to-date machinery and am better prepared to do BATTERY and IGNITION WORK than ever before. We were the first in the battery business in your city and have not one dissatisfied customer. Bring us your Battery work. Why take a chance with the man that has learned It in thirty on nlnty days. ' Will make you allowance of $10.00 on your old battery. We are on BLOCK SOUTH of our old stand Cat-ey corner from Western Hotel "The Original Dr. Spark." C. A. LINCH "The Battery Man" Stay on the Job Nsl wnne u Kains TOWER'S FISH BRAND REFLEX SLICKER is the best wet weather prouoion ever. ' made . . LooK for the FfflfX EDGE IB. Vfl A'AlTOnM h pi1,' 1630 M yi ' Jfp Hsj. (I CHICHESTER S PILLS JLc . TUB VIAMONB BBUNn, A 7N mini itrrirnMitni asrsriat. DIAMOND ItHANU Pi LLsL foe 1 tas ktwwn at Uett, Balast, Alwtyske)Uii Genuine Libbey fCut Glass Shipment just arrived Name on every piece BARNES, The Jeweler S. P. Tim Usteto Neat tour first National llaak . FIRST CLASS AUTO ELECTRICIAN AND BATTERY REPAIRMAN Passed by the Bourd ot Auto Mechanic Examiners This Uw waa made for your benefit, why not take advantage of it. HATTKIUHH OVKItlt Al XK1 AND ItWIIAIUiW) Kor anything OOIKCTKICAI. see E. A. ADAMS, Auto Electrician Phone e 04MI Hnuth HUth Htnwi Ham Honesty "TOU wouldn't give a child bttle of poisou to play with. Yet whi n you let a child cat ham that is unreliable you run about the name riitk. Some lihiu. ns you very well know, ii not fit to eat. It's not properly eured, and it's kept from rotting ky poixonous prottorvatives barred by the ptiro fod law. It is vour dutv tn Imv Imtii onlv where you know you'll got tin real article. Thift is most impor tant. liuv here. , Uhe Temple Market riOUSANDC OF WOMfifJ cufier miserably from pcriodi: attack: of headache, never dreaming that 9 permanent cure may be had. Headache nearly alwf.ys rc.-hs from some disorder cf the stoma :h, liv-T or bowels. 1 '.:c Chamberlain's Tablets. They will correct these diskrs and there will be r.o mc.-e l.adache. Many have been permanently c: red by Chamberlain's Tablets. - HUH mrmHK,,,!,,!; ('.'fit ii Jii ti will in Jiti. no. ,Hi H U', itfZ frji"'"" f! 1 T !i! !. "! m ifl ,1 if, 1,'fiSl St iifiiittiiitiiiiii,Hiiiiw4itlHHii Industries are like orchards THEY have to be fostered, cared for and encouraged until they get a good start. But oliee they start to beur fruit, they are the source of wealth and prosperity for all of us. Industries are no longer for the autocrats' and the "landed gentry." Fundamentally they benefit the workers thev muke jobs they give us all the opportunity to earn a good living and to advance and' prosper in proportion to our ability, energv and am bition. America is a great country because of her great industries. Oregon i"s rapidly becoming a great state because of her great industries. Let us all the peo ple of Oregon pull together, to make Oregon's industries bigger and better. L Associated Industrie, of. Oreg :on SOLO BY DRUGGISTS EVERHKLXi "-.lU!KB