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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-01-17

appropriate no more money for the ma
tional guard until Il was brought un
der federal control.
Speaking next of the Continental
army advocated by Secretary Garrison.
Colonel Roosevelt. according TO the re
ports, said:
ut Is fallacy. n makeshift and a
useless rival OF the national guard"
The colonel was then quoted as
strcssing the Importance OF the Ameri'
can Defense soclety's emphasizing
Service opinion" IN Its policy and pro
gram II was pity, he was repre-
scnled rs saying, TO put n gug on ex.
perts Of the army aud navy who had
received education qualifying them to
give the public advice"
Concluding. Colonel Roosevelt spoke
Of the necessity for having "a unified
America" saying that every one In
this country should be n true Amcri.
can and should have left everything
un.Amcrican behind him II he came
from foreign land.
Secretary Garrison's Plan.
The other day Secretary OF War Gar.
rison laid before the house military af-
fairs committee the governments pre-.
parelness plans. providing for Il great
mobile army for the United States to
reach n total Of 100000 men In six
years
Tho plans also provide for the gath.
ering together OF huge stores Of am.
munition and army equipment and
well defined extension and elaboration
of the existing const defenses. The
whole preparedness project will call
for an increased expenditure Of $780,.
100000, with successive war depart.
ment budget OF S200,000.O00. Recent
budgets have averaged S100000.O00.
"The integrity Of the naticn and its
very existence" the secretary said,
reading from lengthy statement he
had prepared, may depend upon what
IN done In this matter at this time
This great opportunity will be lost un
less n wise, sensible and practical pol.
Icy is the result OF the consideration
and action of this congress.
Must Make Promises Good.
Referring TO the far spread military
responsibility of the nation. reaching
into the insular posscsslons-th Phil.
ipplres-Alasko and the Panama canal
zone, Mr.. Garrison added:
I'VE have determined and announced
that the sovereignty Of the other re.
publics on this hemisphere shall re-
main inviolable and must therefore ut
all times stand ready to make good our
position IN this connection.
ut win of necessity be conceded by
any one who admits that military force
Is requisite mt all that our present mill.
tory force Is totally inadequate to meet
our responsibilities.
"The chaos, which a crisis always
produces where preparations In nd.
vance have not been made, makes It
certain that several months OF neces.
sity would intervene after the outbreak
OF war before any considerable number
Of volunteers would bc ready to take
their training, and months OF training
must then eDsue before they could be
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-01-17
Swiss System UNACCEPTABLE.


Swiss System UNACCEPTABLE.
Dismissing the so called Swiss and
Australian systems Of national mill
tary service as not adapted for this
country In the absence OF national con-
trol of the public school system. Mr..
Garrison said main reliance must be
placed upon a standing army, aug.
mented by Continental army reserve
OF civilian volunteers, and finally Of
the national militia. Mr. Garrison then
detailed to the committee his plans for
the organization OF these several units.
which already have been made public.
"A small, highly trained, highly eff.
fective regular army, expanslble In
character: federal volunteers, raised,
ollicered and trained In time Of peace.
and the national guard for state uses
Is the best solution" the secretary said
In conclusion.
or course the German system of re.
cruiting men for the army IL well
known. Every citizen of that country
must serve In the regular army for a
term OF years and In case OF war Is
absolutely under the orders of his gov
enment. The same is true In France,
and all men of military age In those
two countries are now In the service Of
their countries. China also started the
year 1916 by ordering compulsory mill.
tary service. II will first be put into
effect In Chill province, In which Pc
king Is located, and Shantung prov.
ince, which adjoins Chill province,
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-01-17

FOR RENT-To lady, front room.
6l5 North Fourth street. Phone
49-Y. GAS
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-01-17
ready 10 be sent mo baltIe

rcady 10 be scHi into battle"
A similar dcay would meet the effort
10 assemble nriiiS. equipment and am
munitl0n. Mr. Garrison said. nnd he IN
sisted TINT if II accomplished nothing
more the plan now proposed would oh
viatc much Of this loss NJ time.
There II n disposition np0n the pnri
OF some" he ronilnGed. 70 assume
thar We ARE fncine n crisis The only
way 10 meet any emergency Is by
adopting emergency measures. The
personnel and mnterInl needed for mill
tnry purposes should be Immediately
moblllzcd Every nerve should be
strained Hnd every resource drawn
upon aud nothing overlooked necessary
to preserve ANA defend us. regardless
or cost aud ntber considerations
Calls For Permanent Policy.
In my view the occasion calls for
the adoption of wise. sensible. ade-
qualc military policy Oh permanent
lines und for definite ends.
There n common agreement nmong
those who have studied the subject In.
tclligenily that We should have force
In the continental United States Of
100000 men subject TO Instant call"
Turning 10 the national guard. Mr.
Garrison said
AT the present time this force con
slsts Of approximately 10000 men and
officers. and II would therefore be nee.
essnry II II II 10 he expanded TO 100000
10 add 2Ti,0O0 men and officers"
Because Of constitutional obstacles
Mr.. Garrison doubts the power OF con
gress 10 enforce recruiting IN the mill
tia IN the several states
Assuming that congress has the
power" The secretary continued. II do
not see how II could make II effective
In any event there would have TO be
not only nets OF congress, but identical
contempornneOus legislation In the
forty.eight states, to make effective
such acts OF congress. II seems TO me
that mere statement of this situa.
tion indicates how utterly futile It is
10 attempt this solution"
Declaring that there must be unity
Of responsibility and authority and con.
trol In any successful military system.
Mr.. Garrison made II plain to the com.
mittce that he fayors complete fed.
eralization Of the militia II that force
Is 10 be an effective arm OF the ma.
tlonal defense. The secretary said that
In the past states have prevented their
troops from responding TO the call Of
the national government; they have
even ordered their disbandment to
thwart the federal government.
Finally. however. the secretary de-
clared. ''if congress prefers the method
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-01-17
TO RENT

FOR RENT-240-acre farm with
buildings. on Illinois river. About
70 acres under cultivation and ir-
rigation. Joseph Fetzner. Grants
Pass. GAS
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-01-17

PURE MOUNTAIN WATER-Clear
and refreshing. Bacterial test as
sure that this water is pure. De-
livered in five-gallon bottles.
". e. Beckwith. Order by phone.
6O2-F-S. 459tf
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-01-17
MISCELLANEOUS

CRYSTAL SPRINGS water put up in
5-gallon glass jars and delivered
at your door, fresh, pure. sanitary.
Telephone 2sS-R and water wagon
will call.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-01-17

Oregon mining laws, 4oc. Courier
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-01-17
LICENSES DUE

Persons, firms and corporations
conducting business for which license
Is required by the city of Grants Pass.
and who are conducting the same
without license, may upon conviction
be fined variously from ten dollars to
one hundred dollars for each offense.
No notice is required. Licenses pay
able at the Office OF the city auditor.
H. Fl. BASLER,
Gas Auditor and Police Judge.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-01-17
ATTORNEYS

COLVIG & WILLIAMS Attorneys
at-Law. Grants Pass Banking Co.
Building. Grants Pass, Oregon.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-01-17
WANTED

WANTED-Two good young horses.
Must be sound and at right price.
One must weigh close to 1900 and
one 1850. Any persons having
such for sale can notify the Rogue
River Orchard company at Merlin,
Ore, or phone 600-F-2. S. d.
Williams. GAS
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-01-17
Ron SALE

FOR SALE OR TRADE--Sx10 i'm
proved Empire State camera,
tripod. backgrounds and complete
professional outfit. Trade for
wagon. stock or farm implements.
Address w. J. Evans, Wildcryille,
Oregon. GAS
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-01-17

E. S. VAN DYKE, Attorney. Practice
in all courts. First National Bank
Building.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-01-17
TO EXCHANGE


EXCHANGE have several choice
California residence and ranch
properties to exchange for Grants
Pass modern bungalow or close in
acreage. Quick action. A. n. Par
sons. 63Otf
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-01-17

European affairs are one war loan
after another
On all sides the food for powder sup
ply seems 10 be unlimited.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-01-17

EDWARD H. RICHARD, Attorney
at-Law. Office Masonic Temple,
Grants Pass, Oregon.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-01-17

When you talk of maintaining q
principle be sure thar It is not pref.
udice.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-01-17

VETERINARY SURGEON
DR.. R. J. BESTUL. Veterinarian
Office in Winetrout Implement
Building. Phone 113-J. Resi-
dence phone 305-R.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-01-17

1t couldn't have been the landlord
class that agitated the war as some
would have us think. People in Eu-
rope are many millions of dollars be-
hind In their rent.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-01-17

Rags are going up In price. but no
body is wearing them blatantly.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-06-20
lnIanO.

Sdbreno Der NIT Dem 10.
SUM enoenOen ISOLDE lit Die s(us.
fnbr aus Dem SEEM gorfer Safen
GROCER geipelen als ie subor. sic
bot einen 8ert bon SO WeiGionell
Dollar gebabt, ip1breno tie in Der
ielben 8ode oes Iebten sSobres %
MiIionelt unb in oerlelben ISOLDE
oes sSabres 1914 nur Ia 0ilipnen
betrug. 9eatiirlid) lit es ariegsma-
terial, oas bieie bobe 3iffer beran-
laBt bat. @s ultroen aaein fir 25
Wfiaionen Dollar grpIoiipitoffe, fiir
10 Wiaionen giien- unb Stablfabri-
fate, fir s Wtllionen allpferfabri-
fate uitp. erportiert. Die Saltptenl-
pfanger tpuren ENGLAND, sSronfreid),
HnBlano nno essstalietL ibre GnpfGn-
ge battell einen 8ert bon 72 Oiil-
lionen Dollar.
= 9lus Ct. 2ollis miro berihtet,
oab Die bortigen 9eutl6en beabii6ti.
gen, I'M lire 2opalitat oen @erei-
nigten Staaten aeseniiber gu belpei-
len nnper6iiglid Elm sSreipilligen-
Gegiment nebit SoIpital aorps auf
eIgene Soften 81 organilieren uno
Der Regierltng sur gerfiigilng 5u
iteIlenl
Die @eeeno BON ssoplin, Mo.,
tpuroe bon einem polfenbrlldarti-
gen 9egen beimgeiudt; Ser gegen-
fall loll 5% 3oa betragen baben.
Sdnnltlihe gerglperfe in ser I'M
gegeno lpuroen ltnter @aiier qeieet
llno 4 @eiite ertranfen IN oen Oti-
nen; Der angeri6tete Shaben miro
auf $500,000 geI61st.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-06-20
Sebarfe K6mtpfe bel per>,t,,.
Kampfe in WoIbynien und GaIizen.
9as emglii6e Yarlnmeut+
0tuiiem iiber SEN 9$rmtb 9egamaen.
Hniiiicbe Anleibe pen 50 2l1iuienen
Dollar nbaci<blciien.

bic Seiterreifer iuarem an Ser qan-
gen Tront tn @alisien nnb Npl=
bgniem, NIT Mmsnabme BON Ser Sc
geno bei Sarnoppl, nnsefGbr nm
% Wetlen snriifgegangen; Sas
ffintmt alien slmidetne mad nid1t.
ltnb ebenio iBenig IdJeimt bie ssplge-
ritng sit itimmen, bak, iuenn bie
DeiterreidJer oas @ororineen Ser
&niien nift balb smm StillitanS
bradten, an6 Die SelttIden an Ser
Norofront in &nklanb lire Stellmn-
gen anfgeben ntiiften.
9as ensliid)e EarIament lit in
sDnbon iuieoer sliammengetreten.
Sc fat cine Wiense iuid)tiger Nrbei=
TEN st erle6igem.
gHte aus Tetersbnrg aemel6et
ipirS, lit Die Mnleibc bpm fimfsig
WGaiunen Collar, sic geelp gorfer
9anier fiir bic ritiiiide @egier,tng
sm beiursen iibernpmmen battem,
perfeft geiuprben.
3uilden ben Mtiien, sic auf Gu-
mel 81 sieben unb BEN 0entidlen nn-
ter General Giniingen finb idJuere
Sample I'M @ange. Gum Sell ftnS
bic ansriffe Der 3niien sarafserdlia-
gen.
Der &Onig BON Stalien erflGrtc
beim Gmpfang 6es nenen Wtimiite-
rinms: pgaemanb, Ser oie grofarti-
ge Sapferfeit nnierer Sruppen iiebt,
fam an nnIerm enbgiltigen Sieae
sipeifeIn." Sisber baben bic itaIie-
niiden Sritppen, trot ibrer srosen
Sapferfeit, nidJts getan, bas SEN
fiibnen 0ebaitfen an einen enSaiilti-
gen Sieg Der Staliener amdl mnr
I'M Gntfernteiten redJtfertisen finn
te.
Sn Der aanfains 8eaeno uullem
Die 9inifen einen tiirfiIden 9lnariff
nabe Dem neinen Surfe gasarbiif,
sitiirfgeluDrfen ba6en.
Cine 8epede aus Dublin mel
oct oaS &rtegsgeribt, Dor Dem Die
Sale Der slnfitanoifden perbanoelt
iunroen Ii. oas Die 5abIreiden Sooes-
nrteile ausgeiprohen bot, bat feline
Sdtigfeit eingeitellt. Die Bro5eIIe
Der Ingeflagten, oie nod niht pro-
5elliert iilto, iDeroen in ben biirger-
li6en @erihten itattfinoen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-06-20
Die Spbnesliebe zines bemtidlen
sSeI1herrn.

90 reid linlere 3eit an Shrefen
nno @reuel, an 4nfIagen uno @e-
baiiigfeiten aller art, fait eben 10
reid lit iie aub an riibrenoen Gil
gen eoler Menidlidfeit nno erbebet-
ben 8eilpielen marnen Gn1pfinoens.
gfeben Sinoenburs, giebt es mol
faum eineu anbern geamen auf ser
Siite Der tapferen oeutihen sSelo-
BERN, Der Ii6 I'M 2uufe oes 3rie-
ges 10 tief in alle Seutiden Ser8en
eingel6rieben bat, tpie ser geome
glugult bon Madenlen
Den iiegrei6en General sselo-
ntoridaa bat ein i6iperer Sd)mers
getroffen. 9ddt BON oenn Sdlad,f-
felo fam Der S6lag, ionoern aus
frieoli6em @lternbaus. Oie neun-
5igiabrige Wsutter Mafenlens lit Dor
fur5em bon Dem Sooe obaerufen
iporoen ssssn Der straightforward bot
9eutidlano cine ehte beittlhe Col
oatennuttter berloren, Der es Dor
Ibrem 9inldeioen nod bergonnt
mar, NIT beredtigtem MutteritoIs
Der glan5enoen 2oltfbabn ibresSob-
mes 5u folgen uno oeiien groBartiae
Siege, Die ibn oen sSubeI 6es qon-
5en oelltiden @olfes einbradten,
mit5uerleben.
gdt oelltlh empfun0en uu1 riih.
reno III ibrer einfadbeit iit ole go
oesan5eige, Die Der betriibte Sobn,
Der, ipie beridtet miro, nit aeraoe3lt
abgottiI6er 2iebe an leiner alten
W'ltter bing, in einem @erliner
8latt per6ffentlidte.
Sic laiitete::
Stott ie6er beIonoeren
glu5eige.
am 7. D. Wsts. fur6 Dor 6 ltbr
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-06-20
Sure Meberiidt.

Die 9titiIen seben iiber Den
Griitb nnb brinsen gcsen ben
Seretb Dor. Die Sample in
8Dlbpnien mnb Galisien iinS
mod i'm 8ange.
0as engliIde Barlament lit
i,ieOer srfamtrenaetreten.
Sci sbiammpnt mno am
.ySDten Mfannes" Siigel mfrs
IdDarf sefGmpft.
Die 9iniIen meIben einen
Grfolg in Der &amfaius Sc
genS.
Die ritfiiide AnIeibe BON
fiinfsis NfifIipnen Dollar in
Mmerifa lit iekt abseidapi5em.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-06-20

morgens enoete i'm 80. Sebensiabre
anf ibrem 9eiis @eglenfeloe BET
Samrneritein, @eItpreuB, elm ianfter
SOB oas reid geiegnete, BON lelbftlo=
Ter 9iebe uno @ottpertrauen erfiillte
teuere 2eben meiner innigiteeliebten
Wutter, Ser
Srau 90 rie so a denien
geb Ginf.
Die 8eeroigung finoet anf aus
oriiflifen 8unl6 Der 8eretpigten
obne Sefaniltgabe Der 3eit in aaer
@infadbeit uno Stiae itatt.
SIM geainen Der Sinterbliebenen:
81 ng uft b. 90 a den(en
@eneralfelomarlbaa
@ir ertpabnel1 oieIe Sooesanseiqe
bier, neil ons Sinlheioen Ser Wellt-
ter zines 10 beoeutenoen Meannes
bon allgerneinen ssntereiie tit unb
neil Die Srauerfurtoe zines iolden
Sobnes in ibrer aufrihtiqen
Sdli6tbeit glei6lam aub elm. seit-
gelbi6tli6es Oofulnent aus Dem
groBen 4riege biloet. Gin Ooflt-
nert, oas pieoerl1m 3eugnts oopon
giebt, pie es in ben Screen ser i'm
8ampfe itebenoen oe1ltI6en sSelb-
berren ousiiebt, oeren edit menIdli-
DIES @n1pfinben feline nod 70 getpal-
tige Siegestat ireenoipie gu perorGn-
gen ooer 5u bontboltiihen &eoensar-
ten 3l perfiibren berrilag.
llno 10 mag es au1 nns peritat-
tet leitI oen groBen sSelbberrn uil=
ler geileio aus5ulpreden on Dem
8erliit, BON Dem er burh oen SOB
Ieiner bodbetagten Wntter betroffen
mnroe. @r bat Ser 8erblidenen
onr6 feline SobnesIiebe Elm Oenf-
nal geiebt, Dor Dem fein oeutides
Ser5 5ogerr miro, oen &ranB aitf-
ridtiaer Gbrbietllne nieoer5ulegen.
gen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-06-20

Gtne 9epeldje aas Yaris meloet
iAiuere slrtilerief1mpfe in ser @e-
geno BON SbiaumDnt @amr, g6a-
pitre nn0 Spnbille. Nlmdl ,pollen sic
JransOien sipifd)en Ser Ibre unb
Ollie Amsriffe Der 0emtiden smriifae-
idlagen baben. Die OemtIdlen mel
ben, oaf Iiiblid BON ser fransDiifdJ=
belgiIdDen 4rense, bis on Die Summe
tinmnter &Gmpfe i'm @amae iinS.
Sn her @egenb pom @erouu luurSen
Insriffe Der iransolen anf S9iam-
monf nnb ben eSpten Mannes" =6ii=
gel 5nriifseidlasen. lleber sic
SGtisfeit BON 9nftidiffen an Ser
fransGiifdlen Jrunt ipiro pun beioen
Setter berid)tet.
Die 6ransoien bebaupten, bas
orei oentide Mnsriffe anf ben Sii-
gel 32f I'M @eronn-@ -@elGnSe suriif-
aeidlagen Ieien.
Die 3niIen melben, oaf tic an
perIdieSenen StelLen iiber Sen Grnth
segangen ftmb mnD min anf BEN Sc
retb 81 marid,ieren. Sic iuoIen
bet oem &atnpf nm Den 8riifen-
fppf bel G5ernoiuik allein 1900 nnS
in ben &amtpfen nm G5ermoiuit iiber-
banpt 1900 0efangene semadlt ha-
ben Sn 8olbDnien bamerno oie
Sampfe an. sSil Der Weaemb BON
yogoiuitidJi an Ser Strafe BON
8n5f nad 8labintir- -Nolbpnsf, iinb
bic Seiterreider, tuie oie yiniIen s,t-
scben, omrdJ lire Meibem aebrodlen
nnS babem audi brei aanpnen erbeu-
tet, ipGter iulir6en fie aber iuieber
5nriifgetrieben itnb ibnen Die Ganp-
men ipicoer abgenomnten. Die 9inI-
lem meloen ferner, baf tie Die Ce-
tterretdDer tn Der 0eaenb bon
SforBtnisa, norblpeftlidD BON @laoi-
ntr-SolJgnsf, snriifgetrieben 6a-
Ben. Sn eillem @eb6ls bei sio-
idlitldDc ipDllen iie ben Ceiterreidlern
Nfannldaften nnb @eIdJiibe abae-
nommen baben 1teberbaupt mollen
iie iiberaG biele @efamaene aemadlt
babem. Die @eiamuttsabl i6rer &C.
fangenen geben iie iett Idpn ani
10000 giann an. Der offisieae
DiferreidJiidle 8eridlt meloet, ban
fdtuere aampfe in 8aIisien nnS
8olbDnien int @amge iin6, brinat
aber MIR iuenig Ginselbeitem. Gin
geriadD Der 9in1en, in Der @eaeno
bon yheusnrisfa ben Tnieitr az
frensen, misglnfte. Rad, benz bent
fden gerifJt fat General bun Gin
iingcm am Stbr, iueftlidJ BON solfi,
nno an Der StpdboS rmiIiidle guarif.
fe gum Sell snriifaeldlaaen. glprb.
iueitlidJ BON ensf 1T, nadJ oem bent.
Iden geridlt cine SdjladJt Inn Gan
ge, Die fir Die 9entIdem eiinitia
berlanft, Siibiueitlidl bon Snsf are;s
FEN bic giniIen In Der 8eaenb BON
0Dbaduiu an. -glus 6ieIen Ginsel-
bettem lit sn erfennem, 6as Die ginI-
len nnr in Der gnfolpina idJnea ppr-
seornnaem iinS, Saf iie oageaen in
Nolbbnien nn6 0alisiem nod nnae.
fibr an benielben ElGben fGmpfen,
iuie bprfer. Die 3niIen bebanpten,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-06-20

Gin logen. roenlofratii6es"
SubmiiIions Greflttip- -aonite for
bert Die oenrofratii6en @Gbler oes
Staates 8eras auf, fir oie SubmiI-
lion Der 8robibitionsfrage in oen onl
% SSuli ab5uboIteuoen 8rimGr-
poblen 5it itintmen, 10 BOB Ole Sc.
gislatur ermadtigt miro, ein Iro-
bibitions slmenoemertt 5u Der 9on-
ititlltion alts3uarbeiten uno, i'm
na6iten Sobre 5ur 9tbltimmltng gu
bringen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-06-20
wabl>1nseiee.
ssiir Spmnt1 Elcrf.

Sic nSreie BreiIe fir Seras" lit aIs
toriiiert, Germ Tranf 81. Ne,utsn ole
@anbibaten fir Bieoeripabl fir bns an1t
oes Gumntp= GIrrf in Der beporftehenoet
benlofratiiden Yrindripobl am % Sui
a15utiinoigen.
(PoGitifde auseiae)
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-24
Take When Bilious. HeadaChy,
For Colds, Bad Breath,
Sour Stomach

Instead of nasty. harsh pills, salts,
castor oil or dangerous ,calomel. why
don't you keep Cascarets handy in
your home? Cascarets act On the liy-
er and thirty feet Of bowels so gently
you don't realize you have taken a
cathartic, but they act thoroughly and
can he depended upon when good
liver and bowel cleansing is necessary
they move the bile and poison from
the bowels without gripping and sweet
EN- the stomach You eat one or two
at night like candy and you wake up
feeling fine, the headache, biliousness,
bad breath, coated tongue, sour stom..
ach, constipation, CT bad cold disap-
pears. Mothers should give cross,
sick, feverish or bilious children a
whole CasCaret any time-they are
harmless and safe for the little folks.
ADV. .. ".<.
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Weight of All Parcels Handled
In Territory 1852, 149 Pounds
Against 88,433 Before

Uncle Sans parcel post in Hawaii
nei is becoming more popular every
month. In the last six months the
weight Of parcels handled by all post.
offices and zones in the territory has
risen from SS,4&3 pounds for the pe-
Rod from April TO April l. Of this
-yG5r tos162,I49 pounds for the first
two weeks Of. this month. October
TO October 10"
Figures compiled by Theodore p.
Melim. assistant superintendent OF
mails OF the Honolulu postoffice. show
the total postage collected for the
present period is. s5,412:6l. against
S3,749.S1 for the count made in April,
This is a gain of 81, 1914 i'll six
months. :.. ..~.s ....
As concerns. local delivery business.
in Honolulu city alone, l19 parcel post
packages We're mailed in this city
from October to October Il. against
1i2 for the corresponding period in
April. ~=@.. :=...... ......
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-24
Use GREAT SALE
SPARINGLY IN /.
GREATBRITAIN
IRy Associated Pressl

. LONDON, Eng Falling into line
with other departments Of State in the
question of economy, the Priyy Coun-
ell of Great Britain have ordered that
the Great Seal shall only be used
very sparingly, thus saving time and
money. ..-.. -. -.
+ The affixing of this Great Seal to
a document takes nearly half an hour
and requires the attendance of two
officers known as The Sealer" and
the "Chaff Wax" =*
1t was formerly affixed to Royal
Assent, appointments of ArChbishops,
Bishops, Kings Counsel and Indian
Judges, etc, but now will be used OR
the patents of Peers, Barronets and
appointments CT Judges to the High
Court ...
The Seal was always taken with the
Lord Chancellor, either ON state or
private visits, but the custom was
broken by Lord Loreburn who only
carried it if certain its use would be
required 1t is six inches in diameter
and was struck in silver in the largest
press at the mint. 1t consists of two
deep and heavy plates of silver closely
fitted into each other and the present
one was made soon after King Ed
wards death, at a cost of $4,000 to 81
500. Constant useage makes it neces
sary for new ones to be struck fire.
quently, and during the reign of Queen
Victoria no less than four were made.
An old seal goes through the process
of "demasking,' the Sovereign at a
meeting of the Privy Council striking
it with hammer sufficiently hard
to make a distinguishing mark. One
side of the seal is given to the sitting
Lord Chancellor and the other the
eX-LOrd Chancellor. 49," -.