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WFDNI >DAY, M»VKMIIKII *. GRANTS PASS W COURIER Published Dally Except Sunday Pub. »nd Propr. A. E. Voorhies, itered at postoffice, Grants l’as». Ore., as second class mail matter Excello Cake Mixture ADVERTISING RATES Display spa"*. per inch ........ Local-personal column, per line Readers, per tine.... DAILY COURIER By mail or carrier, per year---- 36 OH By mail or carrier, per month.. WEEKLY COURIER By mail, per year FI.AVOREI» SAVES TIME QUALITY IXtFFEEN •Jt»c Ti» «Ac PER FOI Ml 3- I SOMETHING IN YOUR I I Ladies’ Capital Overgaiters Dark fawn, brown, medium grey and black BARNES, The Jeweler EYE? Th.ra Are a Few Simple Rule, for th. Removing of Irritating Particle» Though many people have become expert In the art of removing lrriuit fug particles from the eyes of other» Grapts Pass, Oregon a few wonts on thia sublect will not he out of place.' In removing a for eign particle from the eye. a»k the pit (lent to look down, nnd then take hold of the eyelash with thumb und fore served finger of the left hand and pull the eye- ♦ CÒMMI NICATED ‘lid downward ami slightly away from WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER ». tIKJt) ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦e ♦ ♦ . the eyeball. Next evert, or turn back, ♦ ♦ ♦ Editor Courier: the eyelid by placing midway between Surely the time h’as arrived for a ♦ the eyelashes and eyeball the tip of the Ex er, b««ly ’» talking thumb of the right lined nnd make the ♦ stiver method of controlling traffic same movement that Mould be re Every txaly r’s talking ♦ and preventing accidents at the rail Werther for th«» Week qulred to turn back the edge of a conf Everytani, ’» talk tug ♦ way crossing on Sixth street than» sleeve. Everybody ’» talking Pacific Coast States Gener- ♦ that at present employed If the particle Is l-ieated on the tn The presence of so tunny swiftly tair ia California, unset- : frrln» nf the npner !M • ♦ mav lie re weather and occasional I moving vehicle« on the streets about moved with a clean handkerchief or in Oregon and Washing ♦ 6 o'clock in the evening, and the a piece of «dean cotton placed on the I ♦ railway tracks often occupied by normal tsm parature. cm! of a toothpick or match. If the I + xrs close up to the pavement on both Irritating substance is nut on the upper lid try to find It In the «ame manner Tonight and Thursday fair. ♦ sides of the street, obstructing the - • on the lower lltl nnd remove It In the ♦ view, makes it exceedingly dangerous 4 Cooler tonight east portion. I same way When the particle Is Im WILDERVILLE ••♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦a ♦ to one turning south from F street -♦ bedded In the cornea, or covering of —,----------------------------------------- ' into Sixth when an engine approaches A goodly number attended the the eyeball. It Is b< st to consult a phy CASH FROM THE FORESTS J the crossing unseen and obstructions i Rally Day services at the church last sician or eye qasiullst. After remov Thirty-one of the counties of Ore I of various kinds prevent a view at Ing the particle from the eye It la ad ' the crossing keeper, until one is sud Sunday. An fnjoyable program was vGable to Irrigate the delicate mem gon share in the distribution of : given. denly confronted with his green and her with boric acid C. Agee and wife also Fred Brit >121,633.51 derived from National , red lights close to the ground, and Under no circumstances should mn tens attended Private Murray's fu- one touch the eye w ith a handkerchief his wild gesticulations. forest business in the state during ' neral services last Sunday or other agent that baa tas-n mois Would it not be far safer and more O. Morrison and A. Rulteucutter tened with saliva or with the tip of the the fiscal year 1920, according to ' up to date, to have an iron column rerently shipped out a couple of cars tongue figures furnished by forest service about 12 feet high in the center of In treating the eves with some kind of wood to the south. , officials here. This amount is 35 the street, between the tracks with Very few of the high school girls of liquid medicine one should take care changing signals such a.« STOP with never to Invert the dropter after the per cent of the total receipts from a red light and GO AHEAD, with a came out home over last week .„.I solution has luo-n drawn Into the aa they were packing grapes the national forests for this fiscal , white light, which could be easily rubber «nd downward nnd the fluid Fruitdale. permitted to run Into the ruli'ier and seen some distance off and high year in Oregon and goes to swell the Mrs Eether Burrough and two then back Into the gla«-- a« the solution above all obstructions. ' daughters were Sunday guests at the will very likely »--n'rlti particles of road and school funds of the coun Only an utter fool will ifross in ' Winfred Robinson hbme. powder tlml have washed off the rub ties in which the forests of the state front of an on-oming engine, and | Harold Potts was delayed a few ber bulb, and them- may Irritate the are located the writer would refuse to subscribe days last week from hauling wood eyi- Always hold it|i the rubber end The amount turned over to the to that indictment, although he did by the breaking of his drive chain on of the dropper. The fluid «hould never t>e dropiM-d directly on the eyeball un state from this source tor 1919 was that very thing, but only because he his truck. less the physician has so advised was unaware of the danger until It »[lending the A. Ruttencutter Is Including the first >115.405.65. The profw-r practice Is to draw down seemed too late to stop. week at the mill near Kerby, which the lower lid and place rhe drops on payment of 37,585.96 in 1906. the All praise is due the crossing keep his son, Paul, operates, they are the exposed inner surface of the lid. from this state has received to date er for his vigilance, but one marvels ! busy getting the lumber out before One or two drops are always «utlii lent 25 per cent fund 3879,953.51 for dis that he is not a nervous wreck and It 1« only wa«te to u»e more.— the rains begin Floyd W. Parsons In the Saturday Eve. tribution to the National forest coun A NEAR VICTIM. »---------------- £--------------- » ---- ♦ Ping Post. ties. ILLilTOlS VALLEY The Oregon counties which share LANGUAGE SHOKEN BY ALL i *-------------------------------- --------------- -• BARK ON TREES NOT WOOD In the distribution of National forest The dance at Spence hall was very receipts are: Baker. Benton. Clack That of Heart Far Outranks the Writ well attended Saturday night. Octo It Is Competed of Three Layers of Tia ten Word in the Making ber 23rd sues. Each of Which Has Impor amas. Coos, Crook, Curry. Deschutes. of Friends The farmers all are busy sowing tant Function. Douglas, Grant, Harney, Hood River, grain, digging potatoes, etc , during I There Is one Inn gunge of the tongue Jackson. Jefferson. Josephine, Klam Bark on trees nnd «bruti» cosre the good weather we are having at ath. Iaike. Lane, Linn. Lincoln. Mal and ateuher of the heart, surf the mh « the present. sponda with skin un itnlmrils. But It ond is the more Important The dough hasn't. heur. Marion, Multnomah. Polk, Til b<»y tn France often found himself un Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Sawyer are* hits other uses which the skin Bark Isn't vrood. nnd It Isn’t formed lamook. Umatilla. Union. Wallowa. able to exchange words—beyond the visiting a few days at Alvin Wheei- as wood Is formed. It covers the wood briefest greeting or the expression of ers near Medford. Wasco. Wheeler and Yamhill. and It Is-genernlly an en«y matter to ’be elemental needs of life—with those Edw,«Cosson. who suffered a stroke separate the liHrk from the wood. The Siskiyou national forest, of among whom he came, frem a far. of paralysis last week, is much im Hemp nnd lute and flax are all bark which 353.833 acres are in Josephine strange land. But actions were louder proved again —the outside coveting of certain vege than speech, and more Intelligible county, benefits through the distri- table growths. Mrs. James Seyferth. Mr. and The people knew from his kindly face Bark 1« composed of three ! iv. r- button of this fund only to the extent i and his outbeld hand that they had Sam Bunch, were Grants 3’ass visit of tissues. The Inside layer conducts ors last Thursday. Tom Smith ac of 35,700.82. Crater forest, how- nothing to fear from this American fore I to the plant, and under a mag ever, will receive nearly-320,000. Jo soldier He came not to steal or de companied them there where h<- left nifflng gins« 1« wn to be made up for Nevada. and to play stroy; he ’amr to help of tiny fibers Thon there Is the “green sephine county has 30.4*0 acres in Tbe valley was much sadden« i by zone." as It Is called, and this nlso I» the part of a friend. the Crater foreet. The traveler In a land he’d 4|- «nv the death of Mrs. Ethel Heckend orf. fibrous, and helps feed the plant. The _ _ Is ______ ___ snrveillnnce ages under _ a constant of Kerby. Mrs. He kendorf. W ho outside layer Is cork, and Is really The aboriginal foii arts wondering was formerly Miss Ethel Spicer. I .is dead. That Is. these cork cell« devel Captain of Industry at Thre«. whether he Is the advance agent of a op nnd die Immediately. so on« really Little Edward is Just 3 years old. great many more, who are coming to been a resident of this valley for sees only a dead tree when lie look« several years, being at her death but “going on 4.” He is very food of take what through the ages ha« be nt the bark. The cork of commerce hl« grandmother’s home and often Is longed to them and to their forbears years and 11 months old She lc? <>« Is th« bark of a certain kind of trop a young visitor HI« last call was last He Is on trial, and the burden of to mourn her loss besides her hue ical tree lint the oilier layer of hnrk Sunday afternoon. Granduother, who proof rests with him. If he goes band. 2 small children, Minnie and of all tree Is tc6odeiilly known ns had been taking a nap. was a bit late with the modest, courteous, consider Ix)uis. her father and mother, three cork, anil the little cellr going to make coming downstairs to greet her fa ate demeanor of a Farabee traveling sisters. Anna of Portland, Mrs. Ma!«-1 It up nre called cork. vorite guest. She found him cuddled through Amazonia, be has nothing to Hazelrig and Miss Sadie Spicer, of up In the big easy chair In front of the fear—for fie has done nothing to ere Kerby, five brothers. Bud, Henry. Soon Tired of Life. flreplace, Edward smiled as she ate fear. When Stanley went to Af Jesse. Leslie and John, all of Kerby, A Lawrence (Kan.) young stooped to kin him, but. boylike, that rlca or Roosevelt traversed South was about the only sign of affection America or Kinglake made his jour besides numerous other relatives and who crnvi-il tlie life of a fireman, ap- The family has nil«! for n position at the depart from him. ney In the East. e*ch of these voyag a host of friends “Get up. dear.' urged Edward's era encountered unfamiliar tongues, the sympathy of the entire commun ment and wn« told tn ri-imrt for duty nt «even o'clock Thursday morning mother, 'that's grandmother's chair.” but there are always ways In which ity. Shortly after seven a practice drill “No. It Isn't." asserted tbe young one human being makes himself tin Born to Mr and Mrs Earl Paid of iras staged with all th« thrills of a man. “I t int her to It." derstood by another, no matter how Holland. October 23. a daughter real alarm, with the new recruit an In distant the pointe from which they Miss Beatrice Adams Is visiting forested «peetgtor After tlie drill tbe came. First English Coin her mother, Mrs Jack Finch. at chief brought In an application fur In It 1« B common error to supp»«« Kerby. •tirance for the new fireman and asked In 1925 the first English coin was ninili W’eddlng bells have been ringing him «ho «boiild be notified In case he Mrs. l-edd Plummer—Professor, af- copper It wav made of gold about nr« the victim of an accident. The re A D 4G»*. and Is believed to have ter yon have washed the dishes «nil quite busily recently, Daisy Hervey recruit «nifi there would tie no acci becoming the bride helped th« cook scour the sink and been «truck In celebration of the vic- of Raymond <!en a so far a« lie w as conci rned and tory of Scan, the overlord of the ten wipe up the pantry, you may give little Baldwin, and Beatrice St fwalt be then ti;» ti tonde:.-I Ills resignation, provisional chiefs In southern Britain. EthWIrindn ner lesson on the Italian coming Mrs. Eugene Brown khaving la-eti a fireman for a period .if renaissance.—Life. over the Saxon Invaders Mr. and Mrs Russell Bronson of ¡0 mlnnt«*«. WaBnce. Idaho, nre vlsftin - Mrs. P-onson’« parents, Mr nnd Mr« J. B. Riches of the Indian Tribes. In connection with the practical . Miss Elva Gamer !« visiting Mrs. ervntl iti Industries maintained R ? I,eonard (be government there nre conducted * J G. Sowell has been building a twelve demonstration nnd three hon«« on Deer creek for T Harmon perlno-ntatlon farms, and nearly Mr ) and Mrs. R. S Leonard and farmers, sockmen and ssslstiintii nre "!•« Five Garner snent Sundav at employed and live near Indian communities for giving Instruction and “ M. M Ix-wl« horn« counsel. Under authority of the law T E, Barrett« and Geo Wells are the service handles largo «um« annu r*i planning on Installing Delco- ally lli loans to Indiana ns Inltlnl cnp- Light systems In the near future Ital for beginning their self-support and Mrs. Harry Sowell have nnd look« after the Inter liquidation » to Folsom, f’nl . where Mr. of those Ion ns. The value of all In- dividual and tribal property, If re Sowell has employment. Mr. and Mr«. Mill Master? returned cont mineral return« -ire Included, Is > Han Francisco Mondsv a fter a approximately >1,000,<100.000. loh-i Krauss Mr. Masters is a bar* Ha» tr< Floor acn’h’a • 1«|t with his mother, Mrs Money's talk generally takes the r in the 31 Francis hotel there. fonn of ti mouey-logue. — Boston Tran- The various tru ka nre busily script. New Shipment of Sheffield Reproductions r ITRU MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press Is exclusively •ntitled ta the use for republication of all news dispatches «(edited to it 101 and 105 North Sixth or all otherwise credited in thin paper and also the local nets pub .. ..... ..... -........ lished herein All rights of republication of spe — cial dispatches herein are also re ♦ ♦ KIN? gaged in hauling lumber while weather Is good. Mrs. Ida Cased la working at Holland hotel She expects to main while Mr. and Mrs Smock take I a trip to krlaonu next mouth. Mr and Mrs H. II. Gibbs and ! Miss Florence Mathewson expect to leave tn a few days for their farm at On- pall*. Cal. PRICES * Tumble Th« clerk of School District No 7 of Josephine County. Grsguu will pay twenty-five cents each for the name of aach and erery -hlld be twneu the ages of four aud twenty Inclusive residing within the boun daries of sajd district nnd who have not already been enumerated In tbe census on file in the office of said clerk. Each name must be legibly written uu a sheet of paper accom panted by the age. sex. name of fath er and mother and street address of the said child This Intormutlon must be signed by the parent or par ents of the child whose name is sought to be enumerated EDWARD H VAN DYKE Clerk Office over First National Bank 19 Till. <WI M ik ruolini In pawl «Uy* wo savntl you moti«« y now we want li »ava you muri» money Have thia ad ou ly a tew artici«« men- tion od MIA lllb Ï30 «eight uteri*Ila |1 9* 3.1 «9 &00 (’<»vrrallM. 1khnki 3« io O D Pants, wool Genuine NEW o D. Armr blankets. frosh fro*» the gov* 3« »8 ernmenl bales Fitter Army Exima II da Foot AA 1 u to 1 Ï Shoe 5 Io Î ,« »X AA to C Blu» lop flannel shirts ,1 »X to 15 •-* t> D Shirts, double elbows, Si»«« .16, i 6 V» and 17 only 91 I. litio t.ifolrtl ill W E LT Mittl H. I'lilCEM <1 T n» \ I It l/l I . «175 nnd »A.7U— M.3O ami «<l.t»N. The da) la passisi when you must pay mors than 310 for a good reliable shoe HUEDE Xiloli 1» Bla k. Baby !«ni>l>» heel values, prie« dashed to MI.M m Sand buck sb<»<a, sama value It 9X Vague Description I . | Little running from a IUn< heon a livre Mime very dnlnty fendivi -he» Wert •«•rwtl said : "Moth- er des. will von n I it kt» «Mlle of (hove nice uni, «mi«» ivtiv lot me siiti» duy without cuy hurt our / Don’t Suffer Sample Store ANY men and «ramen ere »urferin^ because they are treating eticcts instead ot removing causes. Why bother with liuitnents and lotion» for rbeumatic pains, backache, stiff joint», sore muscles, biliousness, nervo-iancw, fl'—ting tpeckt in tbe vision, diumeas, puffy pouches under the eyes, or other symptoms ol kidney trouble when the kidneys can be made well and strong, thus removing the cause ol tbe symptoms? M s pieyj^dney pills >-•<« been uaed lor kidney trouble and bladder ailment« by me« and women with euertu lor many year« ¡ hey eeem to get right at the root tbe : 4 «nd atreagt t b'altnf and soothing wrah. aore. or disordered 'a | rya and bladflrt They help the | - | throw out of the blood the waste and poisons that rauae the symptoms ol kidney trouble O U .Vr—Ui<er. 2S.’I likens Vie« g«n Anloniv. . wriie« "I h«v« •uttered me.» or leu with htdnrv er,4 bladder trouble lor ft- i pm ten year. Ti e only thin» I have »ver bera able to »ei ,allot from boiey gid nay **UU I earnestly reeowoieod them to any oue »idler tea bom teduer v* uladd«« uvubis. t OU ni’K’r i»»*» or ì «»II \ Uli MIM M»M MIM net er MIM her l».T her her equal 'X|tlal equal «quid ! taken good care of the horse. The bent feed only In good enough for the animal, whether It be saddle. carriage or work horse And the pest horse lov ers know that *« Invariably supply the bent feed obtainable Arc you u horse lover or just a horse owner? JOSEPHINE COUNTY FLOUR MILL Corner Third and G Street Phone 123 Grants Pass-Medford STAGE INTERURBAN AUTOCAR CO. Effective Oct. 2Ô, 1920 Daily ami Stintin' LEAVE LEAVE Grants Pass GRAVIS MEDFORD Waiting Room O:l»1» II. Hl:OI* it. m. I :OO |i. 1 :<M* I». tn Boiilxtnnit’rt* I.:MI p. l:-io p. in. Phone 160 Ardencraig Farm For Sale $1.50, $1.95 and $3.00 Complete With Stock and Equipment Golden Rule Store at $50,000.00 I Ì t' only by ovvit -r or authorized agent« <r
