1'78488 1 KI l>AY, JOI tin 2. 1IIJO GRANIN PASH DAILY OOIKIKK G. B. BERRY Harness and Saddlery Auto Top and Canvas Work I I I I For Indigestion OFFICERS SEEK MORE OF WAR Constipation, Sick Headache, Bilious- ness, Bloating, Sour Stomach, G«s on the Stomach, Bad Breath —you will And nothing better than that wholesome physic — FOLEY CATHARTIC TABLET! Britishers Seek Military Service in Other Lands. Never disappoint. Take one tonight and loci better In the morning. With Grants Pass Hardware Co. Gaorla Jssnae, Sra A Mon io. Tnsn ***otry (^thsrtk Tsblats bavr pr oven tv b« th« best lasaiir« I «ver ha«« taken «nd I rccoamicud lb«tn for a o««atUa a«d UH om « uc «« HOLD KVKKYWHKKK Classified Advertising KOK HALF ELkX’rillCAL WOHK F'>H MILK phono 149-J. ELECTRIC WIRING and general F<*R HALE- One M-months-old Chea­ electrical work, repairing, bousa ter WTHtw male hog, 200 pounds. wiring. C. C. Harper, 105 South Address Luther Robinson. Rd. 4. Hiath »treat, phono 4 7. ■ 59 I CIVIL ENGINEER IN JAPANESE FACTORIES 850,000 Japanese Women Work at Average Daily Wage of Ten to Twenty Cents for a Twelve Hour Day. Full tLWJ: A taw fine 8. C. While i i-Oghurn chockrel«, 94 eanw«, Wilder» Hie. 63 one half lulllion people, there une 100,- I'l'YMR.TANH ookk»*eper> to nose and throat. Glasse» fitted work In «ilk and oilier «orta of fac- Office hours 9-12. 2-5. or on ap- ■orie« mid doiueaiic work. wanted •To contract tor Blue ard ¡•ointment Pilone». office 62: resi­ Eiich »ear liioiiMinda of these wo i Fl r logs f. o. b. cam Southern Pa­ dence |f>9-J. non go buck to their homes in the cific track. Big Pine* Lumbar ‘•miitry, broken In health and victim» Compapy, Medford. Oregon. 41 tf S. LOUGHRIDGE. M D. Physlclau of tuliereuloel» ftccmiM* of tiie p»x»r sud surgelili. City or country calle comllthm« under whlcii they work and attended day or night I Phone*. live. They are housed In dormitories residence, 369; office. 182. Sixth III the factory «-ompotllML Tliese dormi­ tories are frequently un«anltary. The WANTED \ middle aged or elder­ and H Street* girl» work long liour«. Iiave .-io recre­ ly couple to accept a house rent ation un1 N. Parker will. |»t|.v, , out -<•> retarle« wlin cull Introiliiiv rec a. m.; 1-5 p. m Phone 904-R. nnd and south of I* Address OO'J So. ith. K. J. HILLICK. M. D. Physician dlre»-t giime» iiik I social life. Th!« I*» don«* with the co-operation «1 aud »tirgeon; office Schnllhorn of tin- factories managers and pro­ residence, block, phone 54-J; Jolt WANTED by \l uulu and igni­ 10U4 l^wnridge. phone 5 4 - L, prietor*. One of the most influential tion mechinic. 9 year* expertenre. of lie-«- In Mix Suzuki, tlie must Grants Pass Address Box 74, W uk I ioiiku I, prominent woman inanufucturer in Washington. 63 DR. RAI j PH W. STEARNS physician Japan, who I* owner mid malinger of » Arm which ex|a»rte»l $1 l.otni.tioo worth and surgeon, office» formerly oc­ WANTED \ copper plate, five or of bean oil to America limt year. cupied by l»r. Stricker. Masonic «lx feet long. Must be in good Re«*ently Mr«. 1 Suzuki decided Temple. Phone, office 21-J, resi­ employ one thousand women In Iter condition. Address J. A. Rusk. de nca, 21-L. Hours 10-12. 2-4. offices. She • could not limi enough Grant* Puss. Ore., Rd. 2, Box 73. well trained one* mi site espibllsbe’l 62 ATTORNEYS a peruianeiit I settool where Japanese IXtST girl» may l>e trulmil to enter tlie husi 11. D. NORTON. Attorney-at-law ns«* world. Tlie greatest »langer JXJST About a week ago, a gold Practice* In all State and Federal abend of Japan, *lie soy«. Is in It* cuff link. Finder jilease call phone Courts First Natloual Bank Rida growing mnlerlnllMin, und Jiipnn's 11 h R«« ard greatest need, the development of tier G. W. COLV1G. Attorne.v-at-law women. IXiST 'Between Hie Grant* I’a - Grants Pass Bunking Co Rldg Hardware block and city water Grants Pass. Oregon »70,000 for Familie» of Blimp Victima. plant on the 20th, one red | lad Heirs of 11 victim» of the dirigible mackinaw coat. Finder please i E. 3. VAN DYKE. Attorney. Prac­ balloon which fell in the business dis­ tices in all court» First National leave at Grants Pass Hdwe. 61 trict of Chicago will receive $70.000 Bank Bldg. from ’he owners of the nil-ship. Two TAXI O. 8. BLANCHARD, Attorney-at-law. death claim-' ¡\nmiu to lie .settled. SOONER TAXI—Phone 2U2-R for Golden Rule Bldg. Phone 270 Jitney Luke or »'utler. Calls an­ i Grants Pass. Oregon. I swered anywhere, anytime Sfitf PAL ACE TlX I— Phone 22-J G?o C A. SIDLER, Attorney-at-law. Ma-I »onic Temple. Grants Pass. Ore. Butler'» superb assortment of A. Hyde. 25tf rare confqgtions includes a va­ TAXI at Owl Billiard Parlor*. 172-J. JEO. II. DI RHAM, Attorney-at-law. riety of special flavorings and nut paste», fruit and other coru- or 243-i. for night calla, hay mid referee in bankruptcy, Masonic binations of suvpasstng dell- "»Bit night service, y Temple, Grants Pa»*. Oregon. ciousness. Phone 135-J. Their luxurious content» arc DRAYAGE AND TRANSFER artistically displayed in a box THE WORLD MOVES; so do we. JAMES T. CHINNOCK. Lawyer, of artistic beauty, richly am- First «mioiiiH l-twtik Bldg., Grnuts bossed and forming one of tlie Phone » Bunch Bros. Transfer Co. most acceptable gifts ever de­ » Pass. Oregon. signed. F. G ISHAM, draynge and transfer r Safes, pianos and furnltnro The California and Oregon Merlin, Oregon moved, packed, »hipped and »tor-1 Coast Railroad Company Price» upon Application TIME CARD ed. Office phone 124-Y. Resi­ dence phone 124-R. Effective Nov. 2 4, I » I H -, W. S. BUTLER MWELLANKOl 'N Trains will run .Mondays, Wednes- C. L. GALBRAITH insurance, any days and Fridays. kind. Rental*. Building and I.eave Grants Pass......... .1 P. M. Ixtan, Plate Glass Liability. 6O9«i Arrive Water» Creek......... 2 P..M. 84tf G street. Phone 28. I .eave Waters Creek 2:30 I’M. OXO-ACETYLEME welding, Moat Arrive Grants Pass 4 i’.M. I esporlenced hand In town, Also For information regarding freight all kinds of lathe nnd ahto work. and passenger rates call at the office Phone 19, or call at lh85 M St. 65 of the company, Lundburg building, L adies \ it ent ion a ’ ii hats at or telephone 131. one half former in-l- e nt iMrs. 1.11 Han Currier's, Corner Sixth mid E Unmedatcd Heroes. strie:». Opposite Josephln»» Ho­ Among tile heroes of the war 1« ths tel. 9 1 num who uncomplainingly goes with­ out the filings IO which lie Illis been REAL ESTATE HccUMtollicd In ol der that lie may quiet­ T. M c K instry 003 O street. ly do hl» bit. Only a compnriitlvely few phone Í3-R. General real estate of them ever get Into the limelight, but business, The best of all kinds of In tli< -■ h •me nf patriotism tttvy «luir« honor» wl It th«»«r who wear the uni­ «oll» for fruit, hay or general forms i irl -li< :i!«l»-r the muskets.— farming. 21 tf Rer'.-biri I'.ig <•. I tOWElft REFLEX Is the wet weather service uniform for //»I the regular men ' 1 who make eveiy day count Leek fer the Reflex Edg-é A. J. T ower co . Besten Mm AL- — ... —— ■ttekllaheS ISIS 314 North 6th Street, across from the Court House, is the WILLARD SERVICE STATION. Service Batteries for all cars. RUSSIA MOST ATTRACTIVE Soldiers of Fortune Are Joining With Ruseiana, Pole* and Czecho-Slovake —Demand tn Russia Is for Those with Technical Knowledge Who Can Serve ae Instructors—Poland Also In Field for Instructors. Hundreds of British ex-officera arc seeking new Held« Io which to light. British soldiers of fortune promise to be a« common on the continent a» they were In the day» of the Thirty Years' war. ItUHsla at present holds out the greatest attractions for the adven­ turers. After north Russia come Ent lion la, Poland and Czecbo-Slovakia. All foreign governments engaged In »mail wars or In licking their armies Into shape are offering posts to demob­ ilized British officers. On the hooks of the Russian em­ bassy are the names of more than 100 officer* who have volunteered to serve. The demand is for those with technical knowledge who can act as Instructors. At the moment the only front to which the Russian government Is sending of­ ficers Is to north Russia so recently evacuated by British forces. Shipping Difficulties. Shipping facilities are surrounded with difficulties, but they are being ob­ tained. On that northern front, before the British left, the boishevlsts sought to lure British officers to their service. A pamphlet was Issued offering them large salaries. Russian authorities are still consid­ ering the matter of pay. A« the mat­ ter 1» arranged at present British offi­ cers. excepting in case of flying officers, will receive the Russian pay of thetr rank, wjilch in most cases is hardly more than $-50 h month. The Esthonlan government has engaged several offi­ cers to conduct aerial operations and their pay is even higher than that in the British air forces. The drawltack la that the adventurer is paid In the currency of the country • for which he tights and it may or may not be redeemable In future years. North Russian government rubles, nn- tll th? British forces left, were guar­ anteed by Great Britain. The cur­ rency of Gen. Yudenltch and of the southern armies in Rus-lu friis hardly in tin- same category, hut chances of redeeming their money are not deter­ ring the seekers after war. Poland in Field. Poland is newly nrrtved In the field I of competition for foreign officers and i positions as .Instrnctom are being of­ fered to dejnobllized British officers. The monthly pay Is at the nite of 800 mark* for a captain and 600 marks for a lieutenant. Thirty «lays leave in England a year and assurance of med­ ical care and assistance are included In the conditions, The Polish war office has opened a special department St Warsaw to deni with the affairs of foreign officers. A visit to the Czecho-Slovak legation in London reveals that twenty ex-of- fleers of the British army have applied to Prague for service In the C..ech army. The trouble with all foreign governments at this moment la thetr lack of ready funds, but that Is an old story. Soldiers of fortune were con­ tinuously Impecunious. South America may provide a better field for the ad­ venturers. Mexican armies have had and still, have many British officers fighting for them. REDS USE FALSE PASSES Mystery of How They Get to Copen- hagen Solved. Th<> secret police service of Copea- tinfeii ha* solved a mystery which for several months had puzzled both the police nnd the government. Some time ago it was discovered that lots of people were crossing the Schleswig border on passports not Issued by the German authorities. They came to Copenhagen, where they were sup­ ported by the Danish bolshevik!. The police, on Investigating the mat­ ter further, discovered that all th? refugees were prominent German Spartncist leaders, who tried to hide in Copenhagen. It was nlso detected that the Danish hoNhevikl hud formed a secret bureau for making out false passports nnd had supplied nil their German Spnrtnclst friend* with them to return. The Danish bolshevik or­ ganisation got great sums of money from the Spnrtncists. Nearly 200 Freight Cars Built Dally. SLICKER The Battery Shop Only 19,000 of the 100,000 freight curs ordered by the railroad adminis­ tration remain to be bull* Director General Hines has n.tbnii’i. ’• 25 an nror <• of l!Ki new enrs were placed In m i vice dally. Rata Do Big Danage In Britain. Rats do n yearly damage in the United Kinxunmi of Great Britain of $200,000.000. or neatly $-"• a head of the population, according to generally accepted tirures. Minin« blank* at Courier office. Phone 127| A. V- Hazelton, Prop. Successor to C. A. Linch FOR SERVICE Call Owl Taxis PHONE 172-J AUTOCOMFORT The comforts and conveniences of owning a car are so many and so obvious that we don't have to enumerate them here. The main thing is the nrojier sele tion of the ear. In that (»articular we can help you materially and honestly. Our experience with cars is t valuable one and we will »tear you r of trouble if you consul w th us. FOR. MAXWELL CHA.N1ERS AND ESSEX CARS COLLINS AUTO COMPANY AvCfcSÄüRlES AND REPAIRING 1 V 5// A' PHONE 317 STREET, ESSLXl motors ! GRANTS PASS, ORE ANNOUNCEMENT! After December 10th. I will again take in general overhauling work for the winter, but will discontinue it after March 30th. 1920. If you wish to have me do your work bring it in early. Rafteries. Generators and Magneto?» overhauled and repaired I Handl»- tlie RACINE TIKES E. A. ADAMS, Auto Electrician I .iceneed Auto Electrician I'lione M Battery Repairman 50« South Sixth Street