Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, January 06, 1920, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextXB Most Common Elements. Of the 15 elements commonly occur- Ing in plants | and nnimals. three— oxygen, carbon mid hydrogen—coustl- tute at least Ufi ¡»er cent of most plants, but phosphorus, potassium, nitrogen, • alcfum. Iron, magnesium nnd sulphur are regarded as essential. The five others commonly present are silicon, aluminum, sodium, chlorine nnd manganese. Fluorine Is now known among the other elements comet lines found, and two French hor ticulturist«!, A. Gautier and I*. Clans- matin, have been experimenting to learn Its effect on plant growth, t'slng amorphous calcium fluoride, they Increased the yield of wheat, oats, carrot, brood bean, cabbage, pea, poppy, potato «nd hemp. No effect hum apparent on barley, rye. bean, hut-kuheot and mustard and beet root. Turnip grid onion were unfavorably affected. The Battery Shop 311 North 6th Street, across from the Court House, is'the WILLARD SERVICE STATION. Service Batteries for all cars. Phone 127 A. V. Hazelton, Prop Successor to C. A. Linch CIVIL ENGINEER FOR HALK Gtrinul J. T. MCKINSTRY 603 U street, phone 13-it. General real estate business. The bait of all kinds of «oils for fruit, hay or general farming. 21tf »Aue Ford touring car, mo d-l I bill Price »3 50. just being overhauled at Adam'« garage. Owner W. J. Power«, West B 66 street Phone A 94-J. I Handle the RACINE TIRES E. A. ADAMS, Auto Electrician FIXDING LIQI OR IX THE ASH PILE AT NEV YORK This sbowa a member of the ■ nited Htatea custom service search- Hl/W trigal work I Ing for liquor in the ash pile of a ship approaching New York harbor. WANTED The sniuggUng ot wines, whiskey and rum has become so ingenious that ELECTRIC WIRING and general I officials are making an especially diligent search of ail vessels and pas electrical work, repairing, house sengers When the contraband liquor is found it is dumped into the wiring. C. C. Harper, 105 South bay. in this pl 'ture the nose of a wine bottle Is just peeking into the Sixth street, phone 47 face of the man who Is about to hea«e it overboard. WANTED- To contract for Pine and DKNTIHTH Fir logs f. o. h cars Southern Pa- clfi track Big Pines Lumber •: » <.-« : • : Q •> o c- : ««x <s. C. MACY. D M D Ffrst-clasa ANNEXES Company, Medford. Oregon. 4 Itf dentistry. 109'A South Sixth FOURHCri WILL FILL Russia Tske» P-_.* -.-c. an ot Terni.rr street, Grants Paas. Oregon. r —------ PHYHICIA.XM Ainl>a**ad->r Ikikbire: aire: .T of Itussla Ila« Hot itivi 1 file -t .1 ■ di , artnieiit tbr' RtlSxIii ti.'is tilii.eXi 1 ii «e: io* of iMlaiid* ai.d •■t tuad'.iiid ' i ti ber non li AsiaU* court by righi of <!lx i » The inopi casieri.»' l'olnt < f l.md 1« mule tinnì a liiiiidrcd iu I ìi - h wc-t <>f Ala«t:a This iic ' v tcrrih ry. Il 1« *n'd. I* imi <if «rest valile. Tliv I hui I wnt dl*.-<>»er.-d by Colo iuunder Mlllt-kl. mi uid to tti« i'/ul and i-h'ef of thè hydi'ographb- •• timi of llil.'l and UHI. He foyi tirai Uland In Inlitode 75 degrt minute-« ti‘>rt!i. Tli!» ha* beati i Mllitskilnn I. after il* dij o’ erer. linnidlaiid ,s cali-d Eiu -er.r Nk 11. lumi. A lOtl.Ci' I h I uiii ! '» « «Ued Ci«r »Viti II Ale» |* land. E. J BILLiCK, M. D. Physician and surgeon; office Schallhorn residence. block, phone 54-J; 1004 Lawnridge, phone Granta Pass LOST -Between the Granta Pasa Hardware block and ■ city waler plant on the 26th, one red piad mack Ina* coat. Finder please leave ut Grunts Puss lldwe 61 DR RALPH W. STEARNS physician and surgeon, office« formerly oc lXirtT A HUltcase between Holland cupied by Dr. Stricker. Masonic nnd Grants Paa«, Finder pl li-MHe Temple. Phone, office 21-J, resi leave at Kerby P O. for l\-te dence, 21-L. Hours: 10-12, 63 CBId. TAXI COOKER TAXI Phone 262-R for di E WORLD MOVES, so do Bunch flros. Transfer Co. Phone Jitney Luka or Cutler. Calls an 397-R. swered anywhere, anytime. R6tf . G. ISHAM, drayage and transfer Safes; pianos and furniture moved, packed, «hipped and stor TAXI at Owl Billiard Parlors, 172-J. ed. Office phone 124-Y. Resi or 213-1. for night calls. Day and dence phone 124-R. night service. 5®tf T<> EXCHANGE ATTORNEYS HOUSE and lot on North sth street II. D NORTON, Attorney-at-law. Practices In all State and Federal to exchange for truck or team, Courts. First National Bank Bldg. wagon and harness. Address J. E. Moore, Rd. 2, box 64. 6t o. W. COLV1G, Attorney-at-law. Grants Pass Banking Co. Bldg. »H«< ELLA .NKOI H Grants Pass. Oregon. E. L. GALBRAITH—Insurance, any Building »ud E. 3. VAN DYKE, Attorney. Prac kind. Rentals. Loan. Plato Glass Liability. 609 Mi tices In all courts. First National 84tf G street. Phone 28. Hank Bldg. Most OXO- ACET Y1 >WNE welding, O. S. BLANCHARD, Attorney-at-law. Also experienced hand in town Golden Rule Bldg, Phone 270. all kinds of lathe and auto work, Grams Pass, Oregon Phone 19, or call at 1 235 M St. 65 1 ADIES ATTENTION All hats at C. A. SIDLER, Attorney-at-law sonic Temple, Grants Pass. Ore. one-half former pri e ut Mrs. I,ll- lfun Currier's, Corner Sixth and E streets. Oppoalte Josephine Ho 1EO. II. DVRHAM, Attorney-at-law, referee In bankruptcy, Masonic tel. 81 Temple, Grants Pass, Oregon. THE RED ( HOSS worker who bor Phone 135-J. rowed aluminum knitting needles from tMrs. Rehkopf Is requested to I wies t . (’HiNMH K, Lawyer, First National Rank Bldg., Grants return them as they are wanted by naas. Oregon another party. Phone 316-R. (10 I WIIL HE In Grants Pass thia week tuning pianos, laiave orders with Mrs. Sabin, 107-J. Tuning done for Sherman Clay & Co. W. P. House, Brookq, Palmer Plano 6 2 Medford, Ore. IRON' WORKS. gears, shafting Journals, st.imp puller sheaves, cenerai foundry work. .1. W. Gn.v- etty, Third and I streets. 65 G. B. BERRY Harness and Saddlery Auto Top and Canvas Work With Grants Pass Hardware Co. L. 0 CLEMENT, M. D. Practice limited to diseases of the eve. ear, nose and throat. Glasses fitted. Office hours 9-12, 2-5, or on ap JOB WANTED by Al auto and Igni pointment. Phones, office 62; resi tion nicchiale, 9 vearx experience. dence 359-.J. Address Box 7 4. Washougal, 'Washington. 62 8. LOUGHRIDGE, ,M. D. Physician and surgeuo. City or country calls WANTED L copjier plate, five or attended day or night. Phones, «1» feet long. .Must be In good residence. 36». office, 182. Sixth « condition. Address J. A. Rusk. and II streets. Grants Paas, Ore., Rd. 2, Box 73. George Peabody, founder of Pea 62 DR. W. T TOMPKINS, S T.— body’s institute. was offered the title Rooms i and 2 Schmidt Illdg of baron by Queen Victoria, "but de U ANTED Men to cut cord wood, Hours 9-1 J clined it. Treats Sil disease«. 12.50 per cord. Write or Inquire a. tn.; 1-5 p. tn. Phone 304-R. of A. E. Miller, Wonder. Ore. 63 mist IJceued Auto Elec*ric4an and Battery Repairman Phone M 500- Sooth Sixth Street NEW POST IN RUSSIA of Litt e Valile. VETERINARY 8VRGWON WANTED Married men for farm DR H. J. BEiTTUL. Veterinarian work. Permanent positions. Residence 83 8 Washington boule Houses furiil«hed free. River vard. phone 398-R. banka Farm«. 61 CAPSULES Th« world’s standard remedy for kidney, liver, bladder and uric acid troubles. Holland's national remedy since 169«. All druggists, three sizes. Guaranteed. Look for (ho name Gold Med.) on .v«T Loa •nJ accept eo iwuteOoo After December 10th, 1 will again take In general overhauling work for the winter, but will discontinue It after March 30th, 1020. If you wish to have me do your work bring ft in early. Batteries, Generators and Magnetoes overhauled and repaired. REAL KMTATE for COLD MEDAL ANNOUNCEMENT! FOilt SALE Wood, dry oak $4 a tier DANIEL McFARLAND, civil engi neer and surveyor. Residence und fir 13.60, delivered. Phone 740 Tenth street, phone 211-Y. Dickinson * Daws, WlldervtRe. «2 FOR BALE Combined land leveler and ditcher. Moe Sam N<-aa 6 4 in New York City alone from kid ney trouble last year. Don't allow yourself to become a victim by neglecting pains and aches. Guard against this trouble by taking The city of Zacatecas, .Mexico, is Î Printing that pleaaea— We do it! built over a rich vein of silver Courier Job Department. Classified Advertising 1 16799 DIED Car Bargains 11)17 101(1 1914 1014 1010 C. L. Hobart Company feel« nil run down, weak or dizzy—when she feels tired behav the day is begun —«be should Pirn to the right wo manly tonic.- Ajviosl Dr.s;kter> in' Yo-ipe M »Ad Pacific-Coast Folks Testify • Redding, Calif..'—"Dr Pierce’s Favor ite Prescription is perfectly wonderful. 1 owe everything to this medicine. When I was pass ing through mid dle life I had hemorrhages, also suffered severe pain and had ter rible headaches. I suffered every thing. Finally, I decided to take the ‘Favorite Pre scription’; it stop ped the headachta, the pains and the hemorrhages I never nad any more trouble, it really is great "—M bs . R. B. R alph , C>0 Terlluritiin St. The California and Oregoa Coast Railroad Company TIME CARD Effective Nov. 24, 1919 8473.00 «450.00 «350.00 «350 00 «400-1)0 SE< ONI) HAM) CAILS BOUGHT AND SOLD WHEN A WOMAN iont- “lii my younger days 1 was 1 greatly troubled ’ with gas on my stomach; it gave mo lots of trouble. 1 began using Dr. Pierce’s medicine and received such re lief that 1 can recommend it to others. 1 have raised a large family and am a great grandmother and have always in sisted on my daughters-in-law using Dr. Pa-roe’s Favorite Prescription during ex|M'ctancy.”—Maa B. F S eklv , (Mil 04th St., North , < HEVROLET CHEVROLET EOK 11. GOOD SHAPE Ford. NEW TIKES ........... _............ OVERLAND WITH STARTER FOR SERVICE Call Owl Taxis Doctor Bojidar Pouritch, secretary of the legation of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes, who has been appointed charge d'affaires of the legion In Omsk, Russia. PHONE 172-J WORKER GETS $10.50 Result of Interfering in Fight Between Deg and Wolf. ’ Attracted by what at first appeared to be an ordinary dog fight. Dick Cat lett, twenty-eight yenrs old, driver for the Wolk Transfer company of Min- nenpolis, found one of the belligerents to be a large timber wolf. i The wolf looked like a winner In the,fight and Catlett, who was on his way to work, entered the fray with a bedpost he found nt the corner of Seventh and Lyndale avenues North. i Thus .reinforced, the dog won the battle, and Catlett, claiming the I trophy, reported at the office of Coun i ty Treasurer Henry Hanke nnd drew ri() In bounty by way of swelling his i I day's wages. I "Wluit ace you going to do with that wolf?" asked Miss Margaret ’a*ll.v, assistant In the treasurer’s of- e. as Catlett was leaving. "Don’t know; guess I’ll throw it awa.v,” was the answer. “I’ll give you $3 for it,” said Miss Kelly promptly, “I wnnt to have the skin for a scarf.” “You're on,” said Catlett, and the deal was made. I Fig Fund Will Aid French Families. ’:elve thousand French families A curious consonant change in the Trains will run Mondays, Wedtjes- pave a| i lied for the grant of $5.000 Dakota Sioux language took place days and Fridays. •' ai th.1 great fund established by when the l.akbta Sioux branched I .eu ve Grants Paas............ 1 P.M ' ••»<! >re t'ognacq. the French mll- a from the remainder of the tribe and Arrive Waters Creek ........ 2 P.M. ' -nnlre, to assist families possessing HiibHtituted the letter L for the let Les ve Waters Creek ... 2:30 P.M. • or n.oi i> Hilldren. Ninety grants ter D throughout the language. Oth Arrive Grants Pass ....... 4 to 1» ■ 'i-..; ie yearly from the fund P.M. erwise th«1 languages are similar. For Information regarding freight •I $10,000,1 xi. --------------------------- an(j passenger rates call at the office Placer location notice» at Courier of the company, Lundburg building, Placèr location notices at Courier oftfen------------------------------------------------ or telei-hone 131. office WTO No other paper bring« to your Whole Family the wonderful variety of high grade reading N A YEAR, 52 issues, The Companion gives 12 Great Serials or Group Stories, Besides 250 Short Stories, Adventure and Travel Stories, Family Page, Boys’ Page, Girls' Page, Children's Page, and the best Editorial Page of the day for mature minds. I START A YEAR'S SUBSCRIPTION FOR YOUR FAMILY NOW. COSTS LESS THAN 5 CENTS A WEEK. OFFER No. 1 OFFER A 1. The Youth*« Companion —52 ietue« for 1920 S. All remaining Weekly 1919 ¡»»uei; also 8. The 1920 Companion Home Calendar 1. 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