Grants Pass daily courier., August 24, 1921, Page 3, Image 3

WBDNMUAY, AIGUHT IM, IMI
NOTtCN OF OHATTKI,
WORTGAGK BAI j B
THE COUNCIL OF WAR
BY "INDIAN" MILLER
Whit« men often a»h uihy Indiana wear long
hair. There are many r—seine; but I will tell a
few. But first I would aek: Why should we cut
the hair? God willed that men should grow long
hair. The races that cut their hair are rapidly be­
coming baldheaded. Whoever saw a baldheaded
Indian? Hair protects the head in many ways.
The Indian who lives much in the open and in dry
places keeps his face and lips from cracking by
wrapping his hair around his face; and in the
same way he protects his face from flying sand.
There are many other things we could say; but
here is one reason more important than all. No
Indian with short hair would have been admitted
to a council of war. A council of war was a coun­
cil of men; not of boys or women. It was consid­
ered a mark of cowardice for an Indian to cut his
hair, for he thereby lowered the value of his scalp.
Those Indians who braided their hair always
braided a little scalp lock on the back of the head.
This was for the convenience of the enemy in tak­
ing the sfalp. It was already to tie to the bridle
as an ornament
What was the purpose of the council of war? It
was to declare war or to plan a campaign. When
war was declared the warriors put on warpaint.
The warpaint was a sign of mourning as well as
a sign of war; and it generally consisted of black
alone.
It was customary for everyone to stand aside on
the trail to allow one in mourning to pass; and a
man was rash indeed who expected an Indian on
the warpath to give half the traiL Indians on the
warpath were allowed the whole traiL The coun­
cil of war gave this authority.
In ths ungwam of Ths Spreckels "Sevage” Ttrs Com­
pany in ths Fall of 1919 was held a Council of War. The
decision to build a Cord tirs was mads. It was decided
further that this ttrs must be a mighty tirs—mightier than
any that had ever been built before.
That tire—the Savage Cord—is now on the market. It
is on the war path and claims the whole trail, for the com­
pany back of it has done everything within its power to
make it the best tire ever produced—it is Built to Excel.
THE SPRECKELS • 8RVR6E" TIRE CD.
SAN DI ECO, CALIFORNIA-
OUR BEST ASSET IS THE SATISFIED CUSTOMER
LeMOSS SERVICE STATION
LOCAL AGENTS
Gift of France to Mr. Harding
We eat too much moot, which clogs
Kidneys, then Back hurts and
Bladder bothers you.
Get Vashing done in Vashington
Get your suits cleaned at
The Wardrobe Cleaners
507 E Street
NOTICE Id HER.BBY GIVEN, that
Whereas, default has occurred In the
conditions of that certain
chattel
mortgage made, executed and dellv-i
«red by A. N. Persons. aa mortgagor. I
to 2nd North western Fl nace Corpora-!
tlon, aa mortgagee, bearlag date of,
July lot. 1*20, and being recorded In
Volume 5 of the Chattel Mortgage Saya A—viran High Csmiwds
Records of Josephine County, Ore­
sioaar, Congress la Told oí
gon, at pages 67 and 48 thereof, un­
der date of July 16th, 1120. saJd
Great Accompliahtnent
mortgage having been given to se­
cure the paymeut of that certain in­
debtedness represented by five prom­
Washington—The annaal rsport
issory notes, aa fol lows, to-wit
of the aetivltlee of tho Near East Ro-
Five promissory notes in the sum Usf organlzation. flled wlfh Congrega
of >890.00 each, doe two months af­ by Charleo V Vlekrey, General Seo-
ter date, each of eald notes bearing retary. consUtutas the tsodest history
Interest at the rate of Eight (8) per of one of the greateet ploceo of phil-
cent per annum ifrom maturity and anthroplc work ever undortaken and
each thereof bearing date of July eerrled through by American mea
1st, 1020, which said
notes
and aa« women, according to well In­
mortgage are In favor of the 2nd formo« persona la the capital. Ad-
Northwestern Finance Corporation,
which Is now the owner and holder
thereof and which said company baa.
by reason of the taUure of the said
maker to pay all of said notes aa
therein provided, elected in accord­
ance with the terms of said notes and
mortgage to declare the whole there­
of now due and payable, and
WHEREAS, there is now due, ow­
ing and unpaid on said notes and
mortgage and unto the 2nd North­
western Finance Corporation
from
the said A. N. Parsons the principal
sum of
>3,2.09.75,
with
interest
thereon at the rate ot 8 per cent per
annum from January 19th,
1921,
which said Interest at ths date here­
of amounts to >14.22, one note in the
sum ot >800.00 and Interest In the
sum of >128 04 having been
paid
since January 19th. 1921. and the
attorney's fees necessarily Incurred
in the foreclosure ot said mortgage
In the sum of >300.00, making the
total aggregate sum now due. owing
and unpaid unto the bolder of said
mortgage, to-srlt: 2nd Northwestern
Finance Corporation,
under said
mortgage the sum of >3,523.97.
NOW THEREFORE, the said per­
sonal property described In said
mortgage, now situate at
Grants
CHARLES V. VICKREY
Pass, Josephine County. Oregon,
namely:
miraj
Mark
L. Bristol,
United
One Model 15 Dort Touring Car, States High Commissioner to Turkey,
Serial Number 66417, Motor Number5 fcr example, declares:
68263.
“I have been cloeely associated
One Model 15 Do't Touring Cat,
with the work of tho Near East
Serial Number 66382. Motor Number
Relief committee for about >1
68700.
months. On the whole the work
One Model 15 Dort Touring Car,
of thio relief committee has been
Serial Number 66451, Motor Number
ouch that Americans should bo
68340.
proud of this great humane ef­
One Model 15 Dort Touring Oar,
fort. The Neer East Relief here
Serial Number 66421, Motor Number
tn Constantinople Is run mor»
68314.
like a business organization
Or such
thereof as may be
than any relief organization
necessary, will be sold pursuant to
with which I have over come
the power of sale In said mortgage
into contact.’’
contained, at public sale to the high-1
Charles V. Vickrey's summary of
est bidder for cash, on the 26th day ¡ the activities of the Near East Relief
of August, 1921, at the hour of 10:00 !
shows the disbursement ot over
o’clock a. m. of said day at Smith’s1 >60,000,000.00 in cash and supplies,
Garage located at the Southeast eor-| contributed by the American people
ner of 5th and H Streets in the City to the salvaging of the Christian pop­
of Grants Pass. Oregon, to satisfy the i ulations of the Near East.
711
debt secured by said mortgage above; American and Canadian men and
set forth, together with any addi­ women relief workers have been en­
tions thereto on account of interest gaged in this huge task on little
and charges accruing subsequent to more than a volunteer basis.
63
August 12th. 1921, and the costs and hospitals, with 6,522 beds, and 123
expenses of these foreclosure pro­ clinics;
11 rescue homes, where
ceedings.
young girls rescued from lives of
This notice is published daily for shame in Turkish harems are taught
seven successive times in the Granta to forget their sufferings, and to be­
Pass Daily Courier, a daily newspaper 5 gin life anew, self-eupporting and
ot genera1 circulation, published dally independent, are maintained.
In Grants Pass. Josephine County,
110,000 Little Children
Oregon.
The most remarkable feature of
Dated at Grants Pass. Oregon, this
the work of the Near East Relief Is.
16th day of August. 1921.
Date of first publication of this however, the salvation of tens of
thousands of children who have lost
notice is August 17th, 1921.
2ND NORTHWESTERN FIN­ parents and relatives during the past
six years. For these little ones Amer­
ANCE CORPORATION.
Mortgagee. | ican generosity has provided, through
the Near East Relief. 299 homes—
G. M. ROBERTS.
Attorney for Mortgagee.
-63 one. in Alexandropol. Armenia, hous­
ing 18,000 children—where, last
year. 54,600 children were housed,
clothed, fed and taught, while an ad­
Way to Detect Forgery.
For decision of forgery and Identl- ( ditional 56,039, outside the Near
flcation of handwriting It is best to East Relief orphanages, were saved
from starvation and death by food
turn the writing upside down, accord­ and clothing sent them from the
ing to tests made by the psychology United States.
department of the University of Wls
Mr. Vickrey's report states that
cousin at the Universal exposition, approximately 2,790,4 90 Armenians
where 297 persons tested tbelr ability are still living in the Near East, out
to discover forgery.
Ten signatures of a pre-war population of over
on two cards were submitted to visi­ 4,000,000 and estimates that had it
tors, and one of the ten was false. not been for the aid given by the
For discovering the false one, the In­ American people through the Near
East Relief, fully half of those now
verted card was found most helpful. living would have perished.
Food
This conditlou is explained by the fact was furnished to 561,970 homeless
that for tine Judgments It Is best to refugees during a large part of 1920.
pay attention only to the form of the while 300,000 garments, comprising
1.500.900 pounds of clothing sent
writing.
out from the United States were dis­
tributed to barefoot and rag-clad
wanderers, all the way from the
Mediterranean
to
the
Caucasus
mountains.
SALIS FI FOR
ACK KIDNEYS
HAT—Manhatten
COAT—Docota
VEST—Vest Virginia
PANTS—Pancilvania
SHOES—Sherrusalem
CO LL A RS—Color ad o
TIE—Ticonia
SHIRT -Shermany
Phone 147
WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER
Master Cleaners & Dyers
108 PRINTING IEÀTIT DONE *AT THE COURIER OFFICE
"AMERICANS SHOULD BE
PROUO ÜF WORK BY
NEAR EAST RELIEF*
Most folks forget that the kidneys,
like the bowels, get sluggish and clogged
and nerd a flushing occasionally, else wo
have backache and dull misery in the
kidney region, severe headaches, rheu­
matic twinges, torpid liver, acid stomach,
aleepleasnees and all sorts of bladder dis-
| orders.
You simply must keep your kidneys
, active and clean, and the moment you
feel an ache or pain in the kidney
region, get about four ounces of Jad
Salts from any good drug store here,
take a tablespoonful in a glass of water
before breakfast for a few days and
your kidneys will then act line. This
i famous salts is made from the acid of
grapes and lemon juice, combined with
Iithia. and is harmless to flush clogged
kidneys and stimulate them to normal
activity. It also neutralizes the acids
In the urine so it no longer irritates,
President Harding receiving front Ambassador Jules .1. Jusseraml, as th
thus ending bladder disorders.
gift of France, the first replica of the Fllery monument, the tribute of l.<
Jad Salts is harmless; inexpensive;
ralne ami Fllery to the valor of American troop« who delivered their soli fron
makes n delightful effervesoent lithia-
German occupation. At the «aiue time Ambassador Juseerand transmitter
wster drink which everybody should take
to Commander John <1. Emery of the American Legion the formal Invitation now and then to keep their kidneys clean,
thus avoiding serious complications.
of Piysldent Mlllerand anti of the French government requesting the present-
A well-known local druggist says be
of a Legion delegation at the unveiling In Auguat. In the group, from left t>
sells lots of Jad Salts to folks who believe
right, besides Mr. Harding, are: Marcel Knecht, French high commissioner
la overcoming kidney trouble while it is
Ambassador J uses rand, Theodore Roosevelt, John G. Kmerj.
ealy trouble.
Work Mast toetlsse
Commenting on theee figures Mr.
Vickrey stated that *’ thia distinctive­
ly humanitarian relief work, as an
expression of brotherhood, should
help to mark the beginning of a new
era of peace and inter-racial good
will in the Near East.
"The tremendous task undertaken
by the American people in saving the
children of the Near East Is one
which cannot be left unfinished We
have an investment of over >60.000-
000 in human life, that America has
saved. If we falter or pause now,
that Investment is imperiled, or may
even be lost altogether. Most of the
children we have saved from death
are still too little to take care of
themselves, and condition* through­
out the Near East are still too
uncertain to let them shift for them­
selves It is morally sure that for at
least five years, and until these little
ones that we have snatched from a
terrible fate are able to support
themselves and enjoy an even chance
of life as useful citizens, the Amer­
ican people who have rescued them
must see them through
"It is the purpose of the Near East
Relief to do Just this, and we appeal
to the generosity of the American
people to see this noble work Is car­
ried out In the spirit of mutual help­
fulness and Christian charity which
Is so essentially characteristic of the
American Ideal
Contribution* to the work of the
Neer East Relief may be sent to
Cleveland H Dodge, Treasurer 1
Madison Ave.. New York City.
Typewriting paper—Courier eClee.