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The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-12-29

Notices calling attention to special
taxes due January 1, 1917, under the
provisions Of the new federal law Of
September s, last, which repealed the
act of October %, 1914, are being sent
cut by the Internal revenue Office, and
contain some surprises for business
men OF the city. Some of them may
consider themselves lucky in that taxes
which they formerly had to pay have
been repealed; others are the reverse,
in that whereas they formerly were not
taxed, now they are.
Commercial brokers and commission
merchants formerly paid tax of
twenty dollars a year and tobacco
dealers paid four dollars and eighty
cents. These taxes are repealed under
the new law.
Under the new law, however, ship
brokers, formerly untaxed, must pay
900 year. And the Interpretation
Of the term "ship brokers" is so broad
as to take in many people who will be
surprised to find themselves so classed.
rhe law defines ship brokers as "every
person, firm or company whose business
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-12-29
CANADIAN RA|tROADER
EHER .0dIVACAT|ON
Fears Result Of Proposed Con-
sCription In the Dominion

After thirty:fve years of service
with his company, F. W. Peters, general
superintendent of the British COlum.
bian division of the Canadian Pacific
Railway arrived on his first trip to Ha.
wall yesterday on the steamer Niagara
1t is his first trip west of Cape Flattery,
and he expects to make the most Of tho
nine days which he and his party will
spend in the Islands.
Mr.. Peters is accompanied by Mrs
Peters, his neice, Miss Langford, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Kelly Mcmahon. They
will return to the Northwest on the
liner Makura leaving here on January
8.
Mr.. Peters was much interested ir
the cabled news of Sir Sam Hughe s
demand for enforced service of Can.
adams in the war.
owe do not need consc' Iption in Can
ada " Mr.. Peters said regarding this
"They will not get any more men in
that way than they are getting at
present and it will do more harm than
good to strip the railways, the farms
and the factories Of men. Canada has
already given largely Of her manhood
very largely in proportion to her GVhil
able men.
"In one way the war has helped the
Canadian.Paeifc. 1t has given US more
traffic. On the other hand 1T has hurt
us in some ways, but the entire country
is devoting itself as a solid unit to the
carrying on Of its share of the war.
"There are going to be many tourists
from Canada TO Hawaii during the com
ing year, " continued Mr.. Peters. at il
one of the available places now and
we are hearing a great deal about it. -
Mr.. Peters was manager of the Can
adian.Australasian Royal Mail Steam
ship Company, fifteen years ago
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-12-29
Sampans AT Foot Of Nuuanu Stream Swept Away
King Street At Kalakaua Avenue Turned
IatO Pool Of SWiring Tawny Water

literally flooded yesterday of the
cudburst
roaring torrents that everything before them
Cellars became In the Manoa district ponds formed in thu
Unfortunate
and conductors instances had take of their shoes and wade out
Many the scaS passing through the Pawa district found
IN
direction.
the
anybody
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-12-29
TITLE IN DISPUTE

ATLANTA, December 2.-The foot
bail title in both the Southern IntercOl
legiate Athletic Association territory
and in the South at large is in dispute
this season. Georgia Tech and the Uni
versity of Tennessee, the only unde
feated deans in the association, lay
claim to premier honors in that terri
tory, while these two schools and Wash
ington and Lee are contenders for the
All. Southern title.
Washington and Lee played but one
big Southern sChOOl-Georgia Tech
and the game resulted in z to 7 tie
Tennessee defeated Vanderbilt, which
in turn defeated Auburn, while Auburn
was overwhelmed on Thanksgiving Day
by Tech. Neither Tennessee nor Van
deTbilt played the local school.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-12-29
NATIONAL GUARD
FOOTBALL PLAYERS
TO GET SWEATERS

A big banquet will be held in the
militia armOry soon for the National
Guard football players at which time
sweaters with the N. g. II. mOnos ram,
will be given to the players Of the
championship team. 1t has been
through the efforts of General johnson
that this reward for the work Of the
players was made. General johnson is
also largely responsible for keeping the
team intact during the season and his
ceaseless energy in looking after the
team, has aided materially in bringing
about the championship. 1t is planned
to give the dinner after the New
Years game between the National
Guard and the All.Service team.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-12-29
e Line O'Sport y

Minnesota horsemen held the first ice
racing of the year at Minneapolis
December %.
The Pennsylvania football team that
iourneyed TO the Coast to play Wash
Ington on New Years at Pasadena
Travelled in state, and trained while en-
route. Shower baths and athletic equip
ment was enstalled on the train for the
players.
G. j. Hunt, present football coach of
Carlton college, Mortified, Minnesota,
may be the successor to Gilmour DObie
At Washington.
Marion X. Wilson has been elected
captain Of the 1917 football team ut
Princeton.
At Q meeting held in Chicago recent.
Iy the American league magnates fixed
the prices for the next worlds series
as double that of the regular admis
sion during the season.
The longest run of the year for q
touchdown was made by George Conn
of the Oregon Agricultural college, q
distance Of lO3 yards.
Elmer Oliphant of the Army made
Ave field goals from placement during
the past season.
Honolulu = next hig athletic event
will be the National Guard All Service
! football game,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-12-29
WAGON SOLDIERS WIN
FOOTBALL GAME WHEN
MARINES FAIL ON PUNT

The wagon soldiers Of the First Field
Artillery of Schofeld Barracks won a
.ard'fOught football game from the
darine Corps on the formers gridiron
Christmas afternoon by the score Of
seven to six.
Daniels, of the Artillery, intercepted
forward pass in the first quarter and
ran for a touchdown, kicking the goal
later.
In the last quarter the Marines car.
lied the ball to the thirty Ave. yard
inc, where Olson received a forward
pass and went over for a touchdown,
but failed in the punt out.
Lieutenant Daley refereed the game.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-12-29
C0NFESSES BURGLARIES

Accused of robbing about twenty,
Ave homes in Honolulu, three young
men, two of whom were formerly in.
mates of the Boys Industrial School,
wern arrested by detectives Tuesday
night. They are A. Guseman, Porto
Ricrn; A. Vasconcelles, Portuguese,
and w. Gregory, American. According
TO the police, Guseman has confessed to
practically all the burglaries that have
been reported in the area from Lilihi
street to Punehbowl Street, on South
King Street and in the Makiki district.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-12-29

The sampan was wrenched from its
ines and was about to be swept across
the slip. leaving the motor to drop in
thirty feet Of water, when the me.
cbanir making the installation shouted
TO cut the rope, which was done. The
sampan was swept away, the motor
dropped into it, and the derrick fell
over on the wharf, but no damage was
tone. For a half hour during this pc.
~iod the current from the stream was
weeping down the slip between Piers
Is and l6 at a rate estimated by those
on the wharf to be twelve knots an
hour.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-12-29
P. M. POND RECOVERING
FROM A SEVERE ILLNESS

Percy NJ. Pond vicc.president of
Smott 4 Steinhauser, Ltd, who return
ed in the last Wilhelmina from a three
months trip in the mainland, is rocoV.
ering from a serious illness. He has
been suffering from a severe case of
congestion of the lungs, which threat.
ened pneumonia. DR.. w. c. Hobby,
who has been attending him, reports
that Mr.. Pond will be able to be out
and about within a week or ten days.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-12-29
BOXING is BANNED IN
NORTHERN CALIFORNIA

FRESNO, December l6-The county
supervisors today passed an anti box
ing ordinance, which will prohibit all
boxing contests in the county outside
Of Incorporated cities after February
/, 1917. Fresno city now has an anti.
boxing ordinance, and the new county
law is aimed at a local athletic asso
oIation which has been conducting box
ing contests once week just outside
the city limits.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-12-29
UNNECESSARY WORDS.

Why waste words and advertising
space in describing the many points #
merit in Chamberlain Cough Remedy
TIL most fastidious are satisfied when
wa state that it cures colds and coughs
from any cause, and that it contains b.
solutely mo narcotics or injurious sub.
stances. For sale nv all dealers. Rrn.
son, smith & Co., I.td., agents for IIN'
wall.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-12-29
FRANK CHANCE WILL
RUN ANGELS IN 1917

LOS ANGELES, December 10
Frank Chance, manage of the Los An,
gelcs baseball team of the Pacific Coast
league, announced here today he would
manage the team next year. 1t bad
been stated Chance would quit baseball
following the action of the Chicago Ma
tionals In refusing TO accept his forms
as manager of the Cubs.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-12-29
WHITE 0UTP0INTS PIERCE

NEW YORK, December 27.-Charley
White got the decision over Harry
Pierce in a ten-round bout in Brooklyn
Christmas night. White outpoiated
and Outfought pierce in every round,
and all but d.r nosed Of his opponent.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-12-29
CAMERON ADJUDGED A
VOLUNTARY BANKRUPT

J. @. B. Cameron was adjudged a
voluntary bankrupt in the federal court
yesterday and his case referred to At,
torney Howard l.. Grace, referee in
bankruptcy for Oahu, for further pro
ceedings. Cameron gave his liabilities
at $69S.65 and the assets at eighty.
two dollars, eight dollars Of which he
claims exempt under the law.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-12-29
GUNBoAT LOSES TO CoWLER

IASsocisted Press by FEDERAL Wirelsss)
ROCHESTER, New York, December
a7.-Frank Cowler, an English heavy
weight, outPOinted "GunbOat" Smith
in a fast ten round bout here last night.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-11-13
milk SHGul-D Be EATEN.
When swsils~sd Rapidly Il 10 sisrt
and Slow to Digest.


and Slow to Digest.
7iilk. fresh from the bovine font.
With It's rich store OF vItamlnes and en-
xymes, with enc finest quality ct pro-
tein for brahl and muscle building.
salts to suffen the bony framework
and 10 brigham the vital fires of the
body, Is a naJ ural product. Not only is
II mot improved by the art Of cookery.
but II In acinally damaged by n ami
rendered. incapable OF supplying I'm the
highest degree those subtle elements
which are essential to good nutrition
"A word should he said about how to
tasse milk. a. should lie eaten. not
swallowed aSea beverage.
.All foods nc,.d 10 be mnsihuted. Tho,
calf and the Dursing infant chew milk.
The movements OF the Jaws anH the
sucking movements executed by san In
fant In nursing Induces un abundant
fiew OF saliva, which. mixed with the
milk. property dilutes Il ana no :a thigh
degsee promu4rs lis digestion.
MIX when swallowed rapidly ,as a
bew wragc IL liisly To form Ia che stom.
ach large and hard curis, which ARE
very slowly digestcd. Mary persons
who suffer from taking milk In this
way Imagine themselves 20 he unable
to tnhe milk nIki so abandon Ms use.
Min should be slipped slowly iand
with "a sucking movement OF tho
throat No as to secure n liberal adniix-
turc " saliva. Ny this means the for.
nation of hard, hdigestiblc emsis NAV
lbe prevented.
MIX also must he taken m right
quantities aud la right ccmbina tions
ht cann"t he denied that milk ilgests
better when taken,by itself or In very
simple combinations than when mixed
with large Quantlty OF other food
Stunts - br J. H. Kellogg IN Good
Health,
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-11-13
WILCOX AWAITS
OFFICIAL COUNT

New York, Nov. i3 Republican
National Chairman Wilcox and
Charles E. Hughes are still waiting
today for Official returns before TAX
Ing any further action in connection
with last Tuesdays election or send
ing President Wilson a congratu-
latory message which would concede
his return to the white House.
II don't think there is anything
unpatriotic in waiting until we have
hnal returns officially before acknowl-
edging Mr.. Wilson's reelection"
said Wilcox. I'VE are not only wait
ing for California returns. but Min.
nesota, New Hampshire and New
Mexico. ! believe the country wants
to be sure who is really president
before any formal Announcement fs
made"
Wilcox said that should any fraud
charges develop. he believed the in
dividual states could take care OF
them. but II congressional review
should prove necessary. the chair
man said he favored such action.
Wilcox refused to discuss the
question OF whether ne win continue
ms national chairman. He said the
republican headquarters here would
remain open until the election is en-
tirely cleared up.
/ Hughes went FOR a short walk dur.
ing the morning and then returned
to his hotel and went to work on Q
big stack OF correspondence that had
accumulated during the last week
Some OF this includes kilograms and
letters OF congratulations sent TO ths
candidate when his election appeared
'sue Tuesday night.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-11-13
BLACK nol.ss.
Vhsy Are Always Danger Sisns Calling
Fer tho Nureeon,

Fer tho Surgeon
AZ aa operation performed lnss thua,
three mufihs leh,fc his donsh I'm
John u, Murphy vallcd The lasept,sn
OF lbs students IL black ipole on fhe
patbent's face wish THIS rcninrl.
- black nuk is always u hinis or
,rsion apsi one tliHl II Ia ir fcgnnlr,l
with diarust. ~ that The a,tst ihlAg 1
want 10 do n 10 rcmsp. Ill A black
nios 'usist le tpn,llrj with whols-san,,
.r-spedt for aie ,lnre nhi irnuD,ntlze
y VITA impuniiy. either iby nrul,A,nt or
design | tls rcfprr shgIl sso wide NJ h,
into healthy g'ssuc When lfempving H."
Ia the latrst lssue NJ itsic "(Tiui,., Of
jobn H. pun'ny' In. DrD,S,,, ar,i
MnS'artt are quose,l NJ sn,ing tia,
black m"lr' certainly i,redlsyas. Ia, n
form OF s,ln eaDocr SNlled "ulclaro.
'ephhrllnnsi and ~ snslsiiitg That ,all
pignicnies areas ~ llIu. ri,,ai AN wa n :
and nnol~o, should sr rrnsscd ulcn
these ar In l@at,sns Wlich ar or
have bc~n sublrr,rd io iu)mry.
The dangrr ll~sns whatts l1lssya, ,,y
physiUims ~ ''mriastass~," which IN
the shifting or tEansl.fu,rr ofa dis.
eas'si esndiilon from onv orrang.o an.
other a mole }. discs sed coalition
OF thu skin IN ss,r spot aud gtslrrnlly
conhnnSI Ia that spot. Int wh,-i a.. IN.
lllFN fakes nlutWs ii,tuYlA u ,tft.t, Ham
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-11-13
'Ky-ARGCE wORKMEN's
COMPENSATION CASES

Washington. Nov. lS.---Re-argu.
ment OF cases involving the work.
mems compensation laws OF five
lstafes--New York, Ohio, Washington,
Iowa and View Jersey--was ortered
today by TIM supreme court.
Questions in the New York. iowa
ami Washington cases involve direct
ly the constftutionaIity of the laws,
In the New Jersey and Ohio laws,
the question rs that of Interpretation
----whrther men engaged in inter
state commence are affected. This
uuesticn arises along with the con-
stituticnality question in the New
York case,
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-11-13
h's ANwENs ATTORNEY
TO WSFENp SEATTLE I. w. w.

Seattle, Nov 1S.--Attorney Fred
II. Moore, cf Los Angeles. arrived In
Seattle today to aid In fhe defens,
of Industrial Workers Of the World
arrested following the gun fight with
Everett deputies Nov ember&, Moore
conferred with Mayor GIN concern
ing the release Of 600 Of his clients
who are still in jail here with no
charges yet placed against them.
Most Of the prisoners probably
win be released before night" Mayor
Gill said,
Prosecutor Webb OF Snohomish
county is continuing his investiga-
tlon ana may ille additional murder
charges. There are ~ I, w. w in
the snohomish county jan now,
charged with murder,
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-11-13
PORTLAND MARKETS

Portland. Nov. J3.-Today's mar.
'kst quotations were:
Wheat Club. l.66; bluestem,
I46.
oats--No. ! white feed. 3a.s0.
Barley--Feed. $3.50.
Hogs Best live 9.75,
Prime. S,eers. 7a7 40; fancy COWS,
= % n 5.2+; best ralves, 7@S.
Spring .aambs. &75.
Butter-C City creamery. 3S; ,coun-
itry. 20.
Eggs-lselected local extras. AZ.
Hens, "a broiisrs. i6Gl7; geese,
I'M.
Copper, 2Sh.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-11-13

up their position IN The wevna. wnege
me, grow nrd spread AMI produce u
form ~ cancer A maey,IGcd section
OF . mole shows tha, The pIamcni~l
cells extend sometimes quite deep into
tue tissues below the skin. The mIgra.
ton Of cells seems To take place h,
way Of the lyinphaslcs,
All cancer SPECIALISTS agree tha, !,
mole or wnrt '%scloplug late IN Ne n
to be regarded with no much suspicion
,hht The only safety lies IN hayiag II
c,it ont.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-11-13
Alihi .sA

Magistrate ion are accused Of at
tcmpiils TO toa pedestrian nj .
ociock this mcrnins. whnt ba,r you
to say In your own behalfY Prisoner
Il an not gniliy, your worship. |
van prove n luNaby. Magistrate You
mean nn.n'ibi Prisoner Well. call II
whn' yon Ilko but my wife VIII swear
that wns walking the neor With the
bahy ni tile hour mentioned IN the
charge. Pittsburgh Telcgrapt.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-11-13
Grswsoms Graft.

There liz a little boat ON the iUs 81
river, New York, known as the Fiacl
ity which Is shc oilical funeral barge
'of o,TN persoss ycnr- Every morn.
ing, rain or shlne, II stcams mp th.
East river on II, daily tour OF the VAR
1s city hospitals ana institutions
Bedles of those who have died are re-.
turned to the m~'gue To ae left from
seven TO ttn days waiting for claim
ant. There jlrc about i2O n week. asO a
month, or M averas, of $40 u year
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-11-13
On. vI.w d Mountain clImb,r,.

Mountain climbing. now popular
part Of nD onling nj home and abrond.
Has regarded M a far different light IN
w earlier days. "Muriny's Guide TO
switzerland" published Ia is3s. IN the
section devoted 10 Moui Binbc. soberly
relates that III IN sesncwhnt remark
able faci that lnrpr proportion Of
those who have uraste this ascent have
been % uDssuni mind This quota.
tion will console maay timM souls.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-11-13

Alteration is often directed 10 the In.
eradlcablc cocsncy ''daMngements OF
negatives. There IL = proNincialisn
that founders among the personal pro.
nouns, An assisc court witness IN II
case arising from brawi when asked
what she knew about It replied, "well.
her told 10 hit she," ana counsel re.
marked, "llcr did, did herr" Naught
aboshed, witness added, with COM.
dencc, And then her came at we."-
London Globe.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-11-13

or fell Tint they would become hungry
" compelled D I've subscrs lent 10 m
old world stiler pntriotlsm itself IL
based upon brcad--and the desire to cn.
Joy food tn comfort aud free from the
disturbance of tyrnnts. - Columbus Dis.
pntch
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-11-13
pIGGs.CANIINETT CASE
Us rp IN NEW ANGIE

Woshlngton, Nov "a Clnmlne
"uutonoblc' the contentious Of Moury
7 rlsgs srd Is, Drew tamnet,' con-
vlctcd in California ia tho nrst Nlg
Maru whltc slave at cases that the
law does. not apply to uon-commerclnl
Interstate transportation OF women,
department Of Justice attorneys To-.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-11-13

day illed IN the supreme cour. the
governments brief in tho case, with
,le Dlggs-Camlnotti case is CONSOLE
dated thp, Of T. q. Hayes, charged
ia ouahoma courts with similar
pGenser The case may come up late
thls week. the court today announcing
Y for argument on that current cal-
cndar Several eases precede 1t, how
ever
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-11-13
A Eull MAN.

"Nlcn are llec wagons" remarked
thc man who dlsncnscs nphorisms,
"rhey make The most noise when
cppty"
Your trolley "a OF The wrp," rc.
ioupl the contrary person. ~ man
makes the most noise WHOM no Is FUN -
-lnlIanopolls Star
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-11-13
ABSTRACTS

AB STRACTS made by the Josephine
County Abstract Co. on mining,
farm and city property meet the
requirsmentseof the best attorneys
in Oregon and elsewhere. Nine
years experience in abstract work
in Josephine county at your SER
vice. Special low prices on GER
tain eiasses Of abstracts. See us at
Masonr Temple, Grants Pass. 915
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-11-13

'Dld yon 'evcr make u stss't on thai
automobile you inIelnlcd 10 buyf"
I'm sinalI way only wc'vc laid IN
vacuum bottle. which. as my wife
truly snyS, will he n grrs, convenience
ON our iang tours " We Wyer get an
iattomdblip. - Puck.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-11-13

"leoste nrc hnri to please with the
cookery IN q boarihu hnnse."
'lpsrsnme 80"
"rhry Kick nt tir nlll dishes. and II
tir '~ok does rci apin new combina
tlsn they're snSditic,is. ~ Louisville
Gp0r1er..Iournai
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-11-13
TIME CARD
'1he California and Oregon
Coast Railroad Company

Effective orioher %. 1916.
Sugar Special w. Grants p. 6.45 am
,ratn ! ". urnnts PASS. 1:00a.m.
Sugar Special lv. Factory. 7:i5a,m,
rrafS ", Waters Greek. 1000 a. m.
Sugar Special ". Gnanls p. 6;45 pm.
Sugar Special W. Factory. 7;15 pm.
Daily except sunday
All trains leave Grants Pass from
the corner of q and Eighth streets,
opnosite the Southern Pacific depot
For all Information regarding
freight and passenger service call al
me otice OF the company. Public Ser
vice building. or phone l91 for
same. NN
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-11-13
A pmr pxnuss

we all make mistakes" said tAe
caitless youth 10 tbs irate employer.
That's No. mpi4e,i the boss and
the biggest one lrever mndc was IN
hiring YOU" l'sqret' Free Press.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-11-13

Moderate pleasure relaScS the Yfrtt
anh moderntcs H. Seneca.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-11-13

TURKEY AEN--San Francisco will
be the hest market on the coast for
turkeys. We guarantee you top
market prices and pay you prompt
ly on public weighers' weights,
References furnished. For a
square deal ship to us. ID. S. Keefe
4 Co., i22 Front Street, San.
Francisco. California. 904
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-11-13
MISCELLANEOUS

CRYSTAL. SPRINGS water put up In
a-galloa glass Jars and delivered
at your door, fresh. pure. sanitary.
Telephcue 2ss-R and water wagon
will call
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-11-13

Job printing OF every description
ut the Courier oiiice.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-11-13

TSXI STAND at the Mocha Cafe. Any
where in town loe Phone 1s1-R.
lRmsidenos phone 1M2-L. II
nNMsER! D,NGER. Get your chin
news cleaned and Inspected. VIM.
DwHer, aO7 North Sixth street. 9O4
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-11-13
WANTED

WANrED-A capable and reliable
man to canvass Josephine county
for us. Permanent IL satisfactory.
Write MS today for particulars. Ore
gon Nursery Company, Orenco,
Oregon. Largest fruit and orna-
mental nursery in the west. $40