Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, December 15, 1921, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextGRANTS P.U*4 DULY IXH RIKK PAGB FOUR ■w— There’s No Sense in Being Einemies Anyway AW, WH ATS THE USE vMHtrt 8DU DHA<, XiJUHStLVt N out ALU tHt toORLD UIM8 CHAtMGtD rt 80UR BASIR TO GET Ak’JN ht)U FALL HEAD LONG ’«TO « THE HOME « BRE«M vou mad me. olt > cat wwt AUMANS BEIM -DEADUN ENEMIES phidk FOR EUlUNOr DOYLES TEAM, harness and wagon, will ex change for Ford touring car. must be in good condition. J. U Taylor. Palace Hotel. 63 FOR TRADE—10 acres of good red land, running water, to trade for goats. Seo Derricks. 59 Wool Blankets VET! 3U NA 11Y Hl 1UJKON FOR Xmas Presents i DR. R. *. BESTUL, Veterinarian. Res I deuce 83 8 Washington boule vard, phone 398-R. DENTISTS We have a good assortment of CQ Jt OREGON WOOL BLANKETS CUQC 14. E. C. MACY. D. M. D. rtrst-ciasa denistry. 109H S. 3th St. rm'SIClAN AND SURGEON GET YOUR DOLL COUPONS WITH EVERY »1.00 « PURCHASE Classified Advertising FUR SALE MODERN 7-room house, close in. lot 50x100. Cheap for quick sale. Inquire of owner. 411C St. 25tf WOOD FOR SALB—Oak, |».5O; dry ptne, 32.7», and nnnvantta, 33.75. C. W. Lambrecht, Rd. 1. tf ; l . O. CLEMENT. M. D , Practice limited to diseases of eye. oar. nose and throat. Phone 63; Re«. 239-J. 8. LOUQHRIDGB. M. D. Physician and Surgeon. City or country calls attended day or night. X-Kuy par lor. Dental X-Ray. Phones: Res. 369; office, 182, Htxth aad H Sts. E. J. BILLICK. M. D.. Physician, sur geon. tkhallhorn Blk. Phone 54-J; res. 1004 Lawrurldge. phone 64-L» FOR SALE—1921 Ford touring car. Just as good as new, but a lot less W. r. RUTHERFORD—Manual th»- money Smith's Garage. 56tf raputlcs. Office over Western Union. Res. 259-R; office 317-R. FOR RENT W. T. TOSTTKINS. D. S. T. Nervous and chronic diseases. Oifiee, Claus __Schmidt Bldg. Phone 304-P, FEW WAR HEROES LISTED ‘UNKNOWN’ Wonderful Work Performed by Graves' Registration Corps. KEEP RECORD OF EVERY GRAVE Identification Work Carrltd Out With Thoroughness That Is Marvel of Ef ficiency—Number of Amsrlcan Dead That Have Not Been Identified Is Between 1,000 and 1.500, In Striking Contrast to Tragic Totals ef Other Countoi«* Amid the potnp and gageantry when world paid homnge to America's unkuowu soldier on Armistice Any. lit tle thought was given to the wonder ful work of the unny quartermaster corps In Identifying thousands who fell In the grout war. writes Junius B. Wood In Chicago News. The casual ties of the Amerlmu forces on land and sea were, roughly, 310.000. Out of that number th* silfDtnnt general s ofil' v records 77,183 as fatal and as occurring outside the borders of the United States. The "unknown" was one of these. The cemetertal division has 77,018 graven registered. Of these. 42.008 bodies have been transferred, all ex- cept a few hundred dlstrllmtcd to different countries In Europe, being brought tn the United Mates. There are eight official American government cemeteries. Howe'er, there are close to ,7)0 village burial plotr Ifi France, Belgium. Germany and otltgr countries fr'itn which soldier dead have not been removed. The record of the last resting place of the "unknown" before he nos brought with three of his coinrailes to Chalons-sur-Manie and selected for the nation's honor, la a carefully guard ed secret of the War department, While he probably came from one of five large American battle-front ci 'ame terles. it Is not Impossible that be came from one of the 5oO • May Have Been Marine. Figuring on the pr«>|>ortl<>n nf cas ualties In the different branches of the service, chances strongly favor the "unknown" having been a soldier. Ils might have l>een an officer, and there is a stronger [«issiblUty that he wax n marine. The tatter branch lost many In Its first, bitter fight In Bel- lean wood* nn,l more llinii one grave In that cemetery Is marked "Unknown Amorimii." Th«pi iMeotlbllltl«« are smaller that he was a bluejacket Iron) the medical corps of the murine hrl- gndr. or a soldier from some other na tion's army. The number of American dead who have not been Identified Is between 1,000 and 1,500. This la io striking contrast to the tragic totals of other countries, whose unidentified «'in run Into the hundreds of thousands, One renson for tlmt 1« that nt the time of the American participation the allied front was advancing and the dead usually were behind our own lines. Another reason Is that the A. E. F. paid more attention to this sentiment al plinse of the war. I luive frequent ly seen btirlnl parties working under fire, digging shallow grave« and care fully marking them, no that Identity would not be lost when the body was removed to a permanent temetery. Unless the gruves' registration corps hss heen singularly careless, the Iden tity of the "unknown" can he limited to a mil'll smaller field than 1,500. For every grave marked "Unknown American" n record was kept of wjiore and when the body wits found on the battle front. With such n record It would Im comparatively easy to deter mine what division. po«alhly what reg iment, was In action nt that particu lar spot at that time. Its number of unknown would be a small fraction of the total for the entire expedition. The possibility of tbe “unknown" be- Ing n straggler separated from hla uolt, however, would enter. Csmetsrias In Francs. The A. E. F. cemeteries In Europe are: I/vcstlon Nam*, psllesii Woods ................... Alsne-Msrne Rontasno Rous Montfaucon ...................... ...................................... v...Meua«-Argonn<i Bony ....................................................... Boninie Fer« en Tanlenols........ . ..........,..Oia«-AI»n« guresnea tParist .......................... o esn«s Brookwood (F.nglsnit) ............ Brookwood Waorlnxhen (B'lxlitmt ...... Flandera Field a FOR RENT—Afalfa, Grain and Stock ranches with and without irrigation, or will sell at bargain RALPH W. STEARNS, M. D Phy IRRIGATED FARM—14« acres in 11- prices en long time easy payments. sician and surgeon, X-Ray equip llnols Vallsy, 3100 per acre, water Ranches in Jackson and Josephine ment. Office in Masonic Temple right free. 100 acres in cultiva county. One ranch under ditch Bldg., phone 21-L. tion. Address J. D. Wimer, Kerby. 3 miles from Grants Pass, on river. Oregon. 69tf Gold Ray Realty Co., Owners. 1 ____ ______ _ ATTORNEYS _________ ___________ 13.SO ACRES land, 5-room house Medford, Oregon 06tf H. D. NORTON, Attorney-at-law. _______________________________________ chicken bouse, small barn, 38 fruit Practices In all State and Federal tr*s. Will sell for price of house. 1 FOR (RENT—One apartment, well Courts. First National Bank Bldg. furnished. 837 Washington Blvd. Address E. E. Loban, Wolf Creek, 60 G. W. COLVIG, Attorney-at-law. Oregon.__________________________ 98 Granta Pass Banking Co, Bldg FOR BALE—Overland car in good WANTED shape. 3150. Phone 2«7-L, resi- E. S. VAN DYKE. Attorney. Practices dence 731 South Eighth St. 58-, in all court*. First Natioual Hank WANTED—Odd jobs, such as light Bldf. 6HO.RT7IOKN CATTLE, Du roc hog«’. carpenter work, painting, tree Young bulls for sale. Cunningham O. S. BLANCHARD, Attorney-at-law. pruning, etc. N. A. House, 1210 Bros., Glendale. Ore. 74 Golden Rule Bldg. Phon« 370. East D St. Phone 503-J. 63 MAPLE, oak and pine, dry chunk C. A. SIDLER. Attorney-at-law. Ma wood. 300 tiers, at New Hope, for W ANTED-—Friday and Saturday. De sonic Temple, Grants Poss, Ore. sale in one lot on the ground. Ad cember 16-17 is the time to mar GEO. H. DURHAM, Attorney-at-law. dress J. B. Ortlleb, Rd. 4, Grants ket your live turkeys, bring them Referee In bankruptcy. Opera Pass. 63 to Bturkhaltera Feed store and get House Bldg. Phone 120-R,______ your check for them and full FOR SALE—Collie pups, 6 weeks weight. Phone 286-R or 363. 58 JAMES T. CHINNOCK. Lawyer old Two and one-halt miles north First National Bank Building. on Pacific highway, Rd. 1, Box 10. 57 PLOW WANTED Second hand. No. A. C. HOUGH—Lawyer, Tuffs Bldg. 40 Oliver chilled. T. H. B . 413 Practice in all courts. FO’R SALE—120 acres of land nine Wot L Street 57 miles north of Grants Paw, Ore. V. A. C. AHLF, lawyer, practice In A. E. Campbell, owner. Box 1019. ACCOUNTART state and federal courts. Office Forest Court, Palo Alto, Oal. 57 over National Doue Store. FOR SALE—Fine Spltzenberg ap AUDITING—Income tax. profit and ples at 100 West E street. Come loss and financial statements for and see them. Mrs. Miller, phone Partners, Corporations and Indi 119-R or 240-R.________________ 58 viduals. Ivan Uvingston, Incor porated Accountant Phone 389. FOR SALE—Price 31250, fourteen acres improved land, good four MISCELLANEOUS room house, barn. etc., seven acres bearing pears and peaches. Write to P. F. Rogers, Hugo. Ore. 79 REPAIR SHOP—Steam fitting, pipe work plumbing, boiler and pump FOR SALE—Mining machinery, work. Installing. 503 South 6th St. enushers. gas engines, compressors, Phone 306. O. A. Bryan pulleys, a good plate, pumps, and many other things. Inquire 70.» BANKERS LIFE COMPANY North Fifth street. ok Moines. Iowa. Myron C. Gaston District Agent. WOOD HUMS WANTED FOR SALE—Bronze turkeys, fine breeding stock. Toms, 310; hens. REAL ESTATE At a special meeting to be held at 35. Also White Orpington cock tho office of the clerk Monday even erels. Mrs. Martha Striker, Kerby, Oregon. 58 »5. T. MCKINSTRY, «03 G St„ phone ing, December 19, 1931. at 5 o'clock 355-R, real estate. Best of soils for Ip. m., the (Board of Directors of FOR SALE—A plush coat and gab School District No. 7, of Josephine fruit, hav or general farming ardine suit of late style and beau County, Oregon, will receive waled tiful lines, sizes 4 2, in splendid blds for the sale and delivery to the BUILDING CONTRACTORS condition. Only v.orn a few times. said district for the school years of __ Inquire No. 287 care Courier. 60 HARPER & SON—Building contrac 1921-1922, of 400 tiers of body fir FOR SALE—Strawberry Preserves, tors. Shop work, furniture crating. wood, said wood to be cut In two rasberry sunshine, jams and Jells. Shop »10 H St. Res. phone 142. foot lengths and delivered on the ground at the varimis school houses Phone 602-F-12. Mrs. F. S. Ire land. 59 A. J. GREEN—General contractor. l of the district, at tho option of the Estimates and plans made. Noth- ■ board, well piled ready for measure EVERBEARING red raspberries, 35 Ing too small or too large. Shop ment by the hoard. All wood must a hundred delivered. Valley Hard I he cut from the body of sound green 211 Sixth St. Phone 33-J. ware. O. F. Webster, Rd. 4, Box I trees free from rot, dote or punk 10«.______________________________ 60 and diameter to be not less than TAX1 four inches and not more than ton FOR SALE — llupmobile lu good con dition. Call 398-R. 60 SOONER TAXI—Phone 262-R for inches (seven inches round timber), Jitney Luke or Cutler. Calls an round timber not to exceed 20 per FOR SALE—Placer claim and quartz swered anywhere, anytime. 86tf cent of the entire delivery. The Board claim, best location In county. reserves tho right to reject any and Good cabin on premises, Come all bids. and inspect and wo will surely PHONE 160 —Tho Bonbonniere fer EDWARD B. VAN DYKE, Taxi. 79tf make a flea). Rd. 3, Box 88, Granta Clark. Pass, Ore. 60 WHITE LINE TAXI—C h II Clemens Phone 46-R. Resi- Drug Store, FOR BA IJS- -Ford ono toil truck, donee 381. Closed car. Prices THE CALIFORNIA AND OREGON over drive, cab, body, top and side COAST RAILROAD COMPANY i 21tf • reasonable. W. G. White. curtains, first class condition. Time Card 3450 takes it. If you need a truck DRAYAGE AND TRANSFER now In your chance. Emitte's Ga- . rago. 5Vtf THE WORLD MOVES; so do we. Trains will run Mondays, Wednes- Bunch Transfer Co. Office phone FOR 8<U,tr^Vacuiim—Wishing-Ma days and Fridays res. phone» 171-R, 316-L. chine and wringer, .nearly new. In- Leave Grants Pass_______ 1 P.M. quiro .3 24 West .1 St.KI F. O. ISHAM, drayage, transfer; pi Arrive Waters Creek_____ .3 P.M anos, safes, furniture, moved, ship Leave Voters Creek.......... 3:30 P.M. FOR SALE OR TRADE—One light ped, packed, stored. Phoue 124-Y. Arrive Grants Pass..............4 P.M. dray wagon, handy on ranch, in For Information regarding freight good shape. Can be seen at 321 rNHTRIN.TION IN MUHIC and juissenger rates cal’ at the office West Burgess.____ _______ ____ 61 CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC— Mrs. of the company. Lundbnrg building, Jas. M. Powers, piano; Mrs. Poarl or telephone 131. FOR SALE—-7-room house, close in, Beveridge, voice. 423 B. Phono 1-J. at a bargain. Inquiry 423 B St. Phono l-.l PROGRESSIVE PIATVO SCHOOL— Clara Tuttle Fenton, 701 D St., •PORTABLE electric Singer sewing Primary, intermediate, harmony, machine, 335; iron. H; 3130 port Tnr. nr a mono intANr». a pupil teachers’ course. able typewritor, leather caso 310. leBdlss«! OBF for AX *<( ‘i 'M v>s»s-f<'r * niBmond Mrnn i/’^X The first five of these are known us 229 Went 11 atreet, phono 230-R. ■ "III« In R« 4 ani Gold n««t.'.l!c\V/ ASMAYERS sealM with Rlhbon, \^ 61 battle front cemeteries, the one at • a JJ p * ?K.?5iWr.Vcit W Romngne being by far the largest. FOR HALE—50 pounds fancy, clean E. R CROUCH- Aszayer and chemist. l’LAMO>D hllAM» PILL«, f < 8« yean known aq Be»t,Sife»t, Always Refiitbln Ona illustration of the thoroughness ed alfalfa seed. 310. Parsnips, 50c Registered chemical engineer. Of a sack. 802 M street. 61 fice: Schmidt Bldg. 58 SOLO 8Y DRL'GOISTS EVERYWHERE with which the identification worts has CHICHESTER S PILLS Pern carrlc«l oti Is shown In the <*ns<< of an aviation officer whose biasing plane fell within tbe enemy's Hora, lie naa burled without identification mark*, and the grave not found by the Americans until nfier the aruila- tlc A laundry mark and the tag of a Ria-beater (N. Y.) uniform maker «in tin« only clew. The uniform man- ufaitnrer wo« given the data and re- quc’ted to co-operut««. Ho sent ;««• letter» to retailers. Several replied that they had »old uniforms to officers with thaw Initials. The division« near those eltlcs were check««! up. Oue dealer was In Toxa* near an aviation field, and by eroo»-cheekliig the avia tion xquadrona flying over the aee- *r where the body wa« found the of ficer was Identified. Tbe graves' registration corp« was ergnniaed by Col. Charlo« C. Pierce, a former Episcopal rector In Phlladel- . plil i, who continue«! at Its head un- ' til hla Midden denth In Tours. France, Mtlv 1fl. 11*31. thro«' weeks after the death of hie wife. Col. George H. Penrwee, a nephew of the «enator, sue- ' ceded him. IC. E. Davis continuing In charge of tho ¡totalled work. Classification ef Oaatha. In connection with the work, the official classlflcnlton of tbe cause« of I death are »IgnUicant. They are: Killed in action ...................... fiirknenA (I.1N un tranapui t«) FTwn WMMI Accidental ............ . Causes undetermined Ruppoee.Hy dead Drown in*. .......... 0u!cid£ .............. Homicide ........ In enemy prison ramps Executions ...................... To 1*1 . SNAKE LIKES TREATMENT Reptile Comae Back Each Day te Have Wound Dressed. Boy scouts stopping at Catup Mat Ineeock. the Queens lioro boy scout qntnp, a short distance front Tuxedo, X. Y-, are taking particular interest these days in the activities of a two- foot garter snake that was captured and liberated a few days ago after Ito- Ing badly Injured during the encoun ter with the lad that brought It to ramp. The snake sustained a severe cut on the hack, and the scouts, believing that the creature was going to die. brought It to Edwin A. Osborne of Richmond Hill, the ramp herpclohe gist, who applied an antiseptic wash anti lot the snake go. The next day the reptile was found a abort distance from camp and brought back, when a second treatment was tendered. For three days the make has returned for Its treatment, and front all Indica tions the wound will be healed be- fere long. MOST PERFECT BABY IN BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN Ednn Itoeth. ngefl sixteen months, of Brooklyn. N. Y„ who was awarded a prize nt the New York health show ns the most perfect baby In Hie bor ough of Brooklyn. Borough President Reigelmnn Is shown shout to give lit tle Ednn Roeth her award. Insects Causa Small Loss. It Is said Insects cause n loss of 31,.7M),000,000 annually lit the United State*. hut Hint'« n mor» bagatelle compered with the loss caused by human stupidity and Indolence.— Houston Post. SEND MAN BY MAIL Amsrlcan Lost In London Data Back to Hotel by Mall. Walking Into a post offlis« In the Rast End of lamdon recently, a newa- l>aper re|e>rta, an American Visitor aalvl: "I'm lost. 1 wuu( to get ba< k to tuy hotel In the West End. Cau you help mof" Tim girl behind tho counter replied: "Wo can eend you by poet." "I*oat!" eehooxl the mnu lu aatonlste man!. "It'a qnlte simple,” the girl rejoined "Y.our name and address, pteusol You will be sent by express letter post Im mediately, The charge la atxposwe a mile." She "handed over” the loot tourist to a small lueaseugvr boy and tho two set "nt nriii-ln arm for tho American's hotel. The American la not the first per- son to be “posted" In ibis way. La«t year the same newspnpor sent by IMMt a member of Its n*|M>rtlng staff tn a destination sumo mile« out of Ix>n- don with llm object of calling utten t!on to tbe fact that the British |«Mtal authorities do accept human beluga as “correspondence." Cneerful Werkare. Blessing* on the girl who does her work cheerfully, who goes to her tos sons with a smile, who takes her share of home duties ns If they wrre s pleasure. There are some girls who do all tint one could ask of them, but do It with the mien of martyrs, un- The smiling, solemn. almost «uni. happy Wörter« nre vi«rkcrs who are m nh «III ' Girl* Cnm'-tnli-r. Your maid la proud to asrve your guests or your family with producta from our bak- ery. Whether you wish breads or cakes for your table you will find the super-excellent hero. The best lugredleuts oumblued with the art of ex- perlonoed bakers makes this possible at reasonable oust. BAKERY GRANTS PASS <MM G Hirne« SLOAN’S RELIEVES NEURALGIC ACHES FOR forty years Sloan's Liniment lu« been the <|iiirke«t rein ( for nruralyLa, sciatica and rheuma tism, tu. l niiiscle«, lame fag ks, «|wau>s and atruina, aches and |uina. Keep Sloan's Au ady end apply freely, tntAuai raMtag, at tho first twinge. It ra»e« and bring« comfort surety and readily. You'U hud it clean and non-skin-staining. Sloan's Liniment ia pain's enemy. Ask your ucighlxar. At all druggist»—35c, YOe, tl .40. Sloatts Liniment^ Ft». - _ «to'-d Tlwmmr« W«kli>l<*te OtOpS'' «Ulqatokto to ■>»■«. <to»«4 l>r. Hvtoun ■ Fsmlly K mm O m . r Hob sows Ointment« * Earth la Heaviest Planet, The earth la the heaviest planet tnr IN size, being 5.55 time, heavier than It. hulk oi water. The auii’a specific gravity la 1.9». that nt Jupiter prac tically the same, while Return la only 7-10 as heavy aa water, the llglitext YOUR KIDNEYS Your Good Health and Long Life Depend on Your Kidney«. That’s Why Insurance Compani«« Always Insist on Urinalysis Beaverton, Oregon — "I take great pleasure in stating what Dr. Pierce's An uric Tablets have done for me in s very severe cose of bladder and kidney trmtb- Is. For ten years I wns diet nwued about evrry thirty minutes. I diictored and doctored but no relief. Mv last doctor bill waa 3175 00. and I was no better. I went hack to my old home and my 5’1« wanted me to give I)r Pierce'« Anurio Tablets a trial so I did and I also took the ‘Golden Medical Discovery’ with them tn work on my liver. Now I can walk, ride, go to towrn and go for five or six hours without Itemg diatreawd. 1 can not prauic the Anuric Tablet* too much for tnny Are wonderful for the kidney*.” —Mrs. Ggroliti« Boles, Box .’WVi. Write Dr. Pierce's invalids' Hotel in Buffalo, N. Y., for free medical advioe. Send 10c for trial pkg. Anuric. Just the moment roc apply Mentho-Sulphur to an itching, burn ing or broken out «kin, the itching stops aad healing begins, tn» t noted skin aptciallsi i’hl« sulphur preparation, made Into a pl «««ant cold cream, gives sech a quick re lief, even Io h«ry «czeina, that noth ing has ever been found to take Its place. Because of Its gerni destroying pro perties, it quickly subdues the Itch ing. cools the irritstion and heals the eczema right up, leaving a clear, •mooth skin In place of ugly erup tions, rash, pimples or rouehness. You do not nsve to wait for Im provement. It quickly shows. Y ob esn get a little jar of Mentho-Sul- phur at any drug «tore. Quartz and Placer location notices for sale at the Courier office.