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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-07-03

Anything to SELF Try a classified.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-07-03

The problem of securing ore for
the Oswego steel plant near Port
land. recently acquired by VIM. Pig
got, OF Seattle. may have been solv-
ed through the opening OF new iron
deposit in Josephine county.
Some months ago NJ. G. Wamock
and NJ. A. Carter Of Ashland. uncov-
cred and located an iron ore vein 10
miles west of the Josephine county
caves on the slopes Of Buck Peak,
which assayed so per cent man
ganese. Last week while the rep
resentatives OF the new owners of the
oswego plant. who are also the own
ers OF the large hematite-magnetite
ore deposit one mile north OF Gold
Hill, were ransacking southern Ore
gon for new manganese deposits they
encountered Womack who furnish
ed samples Of the new find, which
was forwarded to Portland for inspec-
tion. When assayed. the furnace
people were surprised at the rich
ness and the nature of the ore.
The result was that crew was
put to work exploring the vein.
which showed groupings for dis
tance OF three miles. Several cross
cuts and adits displayed vein run
ming from two to five feet In width,
The vein strikes northeast and dips
15 degrees east. The hanging walls
are shale, and the foot walls lime
and phorphry.
The vein is within half mile OF
the. new truck road Just finished to
the chrome deposits in Oak Flat.
The nearest shipping point is Wilder
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-07-03
TRENCH TALES

A thoughtful-looking Australian
sat up in his cot when asked to tell
some Of his experiences.
ITO hear some people talk, you'd
think we liked fighting for fightin's
sake. That's pure nonsense. You
can't go on fighting and not get fed
up with the beastliness of ii. but yon
can take 1t from me that we're in
to see the complete finish. If we
could get all that we are fighting
for tomorrow I bet there isn't a man
that wouldn't welcome peace. But
the Germans are still pretty strong,
and II we stopped now. we'd have the
same game in few years time. I've
got kiddies and | don't want to think
that they might have to go through
all this when they are grown up.
Though ! say the Germans are still
strong. they're weakening, or I'm
very much mistaken. They are prac-
tically hopeless at attacking: with
out immense artillery superiority
they can't move, and they'll never
have that superiority again. Our
attacks now are better than ever
they have been and are made with the
smallest amount OF losses possible y
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-07-03
SOUTHERN OREGON IRON DEPOSITS MAY
FURNISH ORES FOR PORTLAND STEEL MILL

Vile distance OF - miles. The
partly constructed and proposed rail
road from Grants Pass 10 the coast
will pass within 10 miles OF the do
posit.
A 20 per cent blend OF this man
ganese ore with the Gold Hill hcm-
attic ore makes a perfect pharo-
manganese tase,
Several tons OF ore from the Gold
Hill deposit were shipped to Saera-
mento the nearest shipping point In
1870 and sent TO Wales for test
The report on same shows this ore
was a very high grade In Its class,
Along during the early eighties two
iron ore experts. Burgess q Pomeroy
acquired the property and made ey-
tensiye developments and shipments.
but on account OF high transporta-
tion charges they abandoned the pro-
ject. Sooe after that both partners
died. and their heirs disposed of the
property to the Garfield Iron & Lime
company. composed of Portland peo-
pie. The property has been idle ever
since.
There will be large force OF men
put to work on the Gold Hill pro-
perty after the Fourth TO open up
the old works and further develop
the property. Apparently the Gold
Hill properties and the Josephine
strike will be taken over by VIM.
Piggot and his associates and they
will be shipping ore from the two
mines to the Oswego plant within
60 days.
A. e. KELLOGG.
Gold Hill. Oregon.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-07-03
ORGANIZATION

Our European allies have voiced
their confidence in the organizing
ability for which the American peo-
pie have recognized genius, as one
OF the most important factors in de-
termining the early favorably con-
clusion Of the great war. 1t has been
truly said that this is not war Of
armies but Of whole nations This
means that nearly all the menand
women in the belligerent countries
can become individual, efficient fac
tors.
With cause so high and holy
that OF defending the sacred prin-
ciples Of free government, Of max
ing sure that we and our posterity
shall have the right to live and build
and enjoy the kind of institutions
which free people desire; of max
ing democracy assuredly safe, and OF
insuring the world against another
such cataclysm Of that in which a
large share of It is now engulfed
surely people should be willing to
make at least small sacrifices for
such purposes.
BY organization America can do
her part. A nation organizing for
war means that everyone has his or
her little niche to fill. It means the
prompt recognition Of authority.
The success with which the Ii
berty loan and Red Cross efforts
were handled predicts that Amerl.
cans will not fail to live up to their
high reputation for organizing abil.
ity.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-07-03
Rich and Poor.

The present position which we, the
educated anl well to do classes, occupy
is that of the Old Man OF the Sen rid
Ing on the poor mans back. only. un.
like the Old Man of the Sen, we are
very sorry for the poor man. very sorry,
and we will do almost anything for the
poor mans relief We viii not only
supply him with food sufficient to keep
him on his lcgs. but We will teach him
and instrw: Him and point out to him
the beauiIc. " the lgud'ripc We Will
discourse sweet music 10 him nn,l give
him abundance Of gool ndvlcc.
Yes. We viii ,lO almost anything for
the poor man, anything but get or his
bnck. -1'olstUy.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-07-03

Refused permit to barred zone
In New York to see bis sweetheart. "A
German youth phones her and slrc
meets him on a bench In Central park.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-07-03
EVEN # ENGLAND STARVES"
continued From pase H.

Continued From Page H.
That's your American humor, =
said my guide. donbtiully. No
body knows all about girls; they're
not an exact science"
They're q different sort OF explo-
siye." he added, with his very fair
English humor, as the sound OF girls
singing came from somewhere be-
low, accompanied by giggles and a
sound OF "sh-shh."
But he told about thcm. He said
they we're wonderful workers, For
the most they we're more tractable
and easily managed more so than the
men workers. They offered few diff
flculties. but these usually were or q
totally unexpected sort, That's where
they differed from cordite. One can
tell what cordite is going to do and
get out Of the way.
Their work Ia not heavy. except In
some instances. where II can be COM
pared with the heavy work In steam
laundry. Although II Is altogether
monotonous. lacking the Joy OF con-
struction and seeing the product
as Is the case with aeroplane or tank
building. for example. the girls seem
ed cheerful and contented
Their wages run from 25 TO 80
shillIngs. Divide this 10y four and
you will get little more than the
amount they make In dollars. Out
OF this they pay 13 shlllings for their
lodging and meals, both provided hy
the plant.
We were taken through one OF
the hotels. each accommodating
from 30 to so girls. built in village
like groups. The one inspected bore
the name Edith Cavell." A mother
ly looking woman was In charge.
The instrusion extended to the point
OF peeking into the little single
rooms In the dormltorles, which per
nit the girls to live somewhat to
themselves and tack up picture post
cards OF their soldier boy friends to
their hearts content.
The matron declared that between
their house parties, the handsome
clubhouse and the equally handsome
moving picture theater made and
provided by the government the girls
managed to enjoy life. Probably
they do. In any event, they are
doing the governments work and
by the statement OF everybody con-
cerned. are doing 1t well---even Ia
the driving OF nails.
Labor is about the most precious
thing In England just now. II sil
Edward Pearson's remark is correct
the reason would seem TO be girls
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-07-03

A Pennsylvania postmaster threatens
to resign because as fast as he gets a
woman assistant she maTies aud quits.
Five have thus left him In a year.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-07-03
COUNTY AGENTS
NOTES
Poisonous Plants

This oiilce is very dosirous OF got
ting specimens OF any plant that may
seem to DO poisonous to live stock,
II will DO appreciated u anyone
knowing OF any such plants would
take up, root and branch, wrap in
moisture, and send Il In with any
Information at hand regarding Il,
Water Hemlock Ia one Of the most
widely distributed OF these plants.
but frequently other plants Of n sim
ilar nature are mistaken for Il and
wo would like an opportunity to
point ont the difference,
Liver Fiukes
These are one OF the most serious
OF animal parasites. They live In
the gall bladders and bile ducts OF
llvers OF sheep, goats and cattle, oc-
casionally other animals are affect.
cd.
sheep become afflicted durinp
July and August. in particular. bui
the effects are not shown until the
following winter when tho ship Sc
infected, begin to get thin; some
times develope a swelling under the
Jaw and die of,
II Is good plan to keep sheer
on pastures where there are stag
nant pools or slow running streams
at this time OF the year.
C. d. THOMPSON,
County Agricultural Agent,
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-07-03
THE PRESS HELPED

1t 10 gratifying to newspaper men
to note that the administration al
Washington has pubiically acknow-
lodged that. but for the patriotic sup
port of the newspaper men, the La
berty loan and Red Cross campaign
would not have been possible.
The service rendered to the gov
ernment of the United States in the
sale of the Liberty loan bonds and
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-07-03

Preparedness paid Kentucky won.
an, for while hOclng her garden she
dug up a pot of gold and silver coins
buried by a miser.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-07-03
Opposition.

The effects Of opposition are wonder.
full There are men who rise refreshed
on hearing of y threat nien to whom
a crisis which lntimidatcs and par.
aly2es the majority, demanding not
the faculties Of prudence and thrift.
but comprehension. lmmOyableness. the
readiness " Mlciiicc comes graceful
and bepved uS Il briGe. -hmcrsop.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-07-03
A. r. KELLOGG.
Gold Hill. Oregon.
Oddities In the News

Deer are doing SO much damage to
Jersey crops some farmers regard II
cheaper to shoot them ana pay 500
fine for each.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-07-03

You must work in West Virginia,
whether hobo or millionaire, or the new
law against loafing will land. you In
Jail. It applies to all men between
sixteen and sixty.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-07-03

You can brag about your garden
all winter II you have your canned
evidence on the dinner table.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-20

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-20
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Ser o6coerol oemofrotilcbc Club"
oon ser "a. @orO wGblte in ieincn
Gmblofale, 9lr. t419, @iaiom-Str,
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sSobn 2acp, @iaiom O'0onneG, Go-
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SSono.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-20
SSiritb S6alum.

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mcrocn Or. Ben 3ion NlolIiniobn Don
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-20
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mar rno ooB er ebenio pieIe 5Ioiben
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rernntbct, OoB ser 9teger oie 9lbiidbt
6otte, oie Spirituoien i'm trodcncn
Viroinien 5u perfauien. 0ii4ter
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-20
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-20
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&clo nicbt 5uriia5a5lcn uiclmebr oaS
S1iii nob gliidliGer gInflnit oerGll.
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NH6idlc S5udlscit.

Cine 6iibiAc 0odjeit ianO am le5-
ten @iithuob I'M Souic 9ir. 537
Observation-Disclosures, iiatt. Sri.
&ouline o. 0abn, Die licbrei8enOe
Eohter ocs Socrrn &o6ert S6a6n BON
9tr. 537, 9iorosGarroaton .9lpe., mur-
Sc an Dem Gage nit Serrn s. 0ill-
0olp6 @artbe, Dem So6ne BON &crrn
unO 6raii s.. G. 0jort6c, getraut
Ser @ater tiibrte oie @raut Dem
@rduiieon 3u. Gic 9rollt io6 rel
5cno- aus IN einem 6ibicben 9ltlos-
fleiO NIT einem @corgettt Crepe
lle6eriuurf liub Ger Ernulng fono
Gin @mpfane itatt, al ocm MIR Die
nGblten 9lnge60rigcn t6eilnabmen.
0uS Sod5eitSpaar per6ringt feline
6litterlpodcn in 9ltlontic-GitD imO
miro ipGter in Dem Souie gir. 537,
9ior0-Garroaton- 9Ipe., icinen @o6n.
iiB auiidblagcn.
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gGnui,ipuI- -gladridltcn.


GaS StoOtobcrboupt fubr ocitern
uod g9ilmiugton Gel. 9iobm
al ser Sa6resOcriommllng Ger
Staots 2lODofoten &crciniguna
BON 0eIowore E6eil. @losfito.
Srioooe miro 6eilte ibrc 9lr6cit
beginner. geridicocnes.
@a0or @reiton 6ieIt iid5 gcitern
9todmittog in g9ilntington Gel,
ollf, Inn an Scr So6respcrionmlng
Scr Stoots 9lopofotcu @erciniginq
pOn Eelolparc tbcil5unc6meu. gr mar
ciner Der &auptreoner. GoS, Staot-
ohcr1oupt fc6rte gclteru na1 9nlti.
more 5uriid.
9lr6eiten mitgroBcm 6 CT.
Serr &. &eit6 Compton &oribcr
Der @iloIterungS Gonmiiiion, iie6t
oarouf 0oB bic llntcrne6mcr, pelcbc
Gontrofte fir bic 9lspboltirlmg bon
StroBcn crbieltcn, 10 idncll ais nog-
Iih or6eitcn, Oo gegcuwdrtig nod &c.
niigenO 9lr6citer unO Oie not6igcn
WoteriaIicn porbonOcn limo. gSGb'
reno Der lesten gSode purOen Der.
idieOcne StroBeu fcrtiogeltcat, S1
Der fonlmcnOcn ISOLDE pcroen Die
@indciter-StraBc, 5miidcn Srcmont-
9oenuc inO Carer -StroBe, Oie 9ofer-
StroBc, 5piiAcn 9lppleton StraBe
lutO Gruio,&ill-9lpenuc, 0ic MooO.
iuarO StraBe, 5piiden Scott lmo
Barre StroBe, uno ole 0jreene.Str.,
5wiIdcn Guiap- StroBc mo Golum-
6ia-2lDenuc, oSpboItirt lperOcn.
Grcimeitere M}itglieOcr.
@loDor Ereiton ernounte orei mel,
terc N}itglieOer fiir OoS 9ofoDcttc-
WIonllncnt-Goinltc. Gielel6cn iin0:
5rou Soicpb 5. 6rancc, Satin BON
&lmOesicnator 6ronce, 6rau S. G6oS.
&int6icnnt unO S6erIt Socob g9.
Noof, YrdiiOcnt ser SlO Comm 9tu.
iionolbanf Gic Gomcn-9I6t6eilrng
NcS Gonlitc'S miro iib morgcn 9toG-
mitto9 Inn llbr IN MoDor @reIton'>
GnpfongS6inner ucriaunlolu
Ylosfito @rigo0c.
Sic bonn StraBenreinigun9S S.Gonl-
miiidr @m. s. Sorfins crnaunte
a|osrito Brigade miro BON morgcn
an i6re Slr6eit perridten. Gie 9ri-
QaOe beItc6t aus NiGnncrn wclbc
nil Ger E0Otlng BON @osfitos nm
Der Gerni6tlne BON 9rutitatten Der
trnut iinO.
Stallmciiter ernount.
Boiicriugenicur @oItcr 6. Sec cr-
nouutc gclterli @errn 3. 9oumoin
pQn 9}r. 2ti, 5i0-Mount-S STRIDE,
ais Stollmeiiter nit einenl @e6alt
bon $3.50 pro 9Sa6r.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-20
6iir 0ic gLng0c6nnasIiItcn 6ereit.

@ouuerneur Sorrington ling nit
Ocr @rncnning Der &egiltrir6cborocll
iiir mebrere Counties an, oic wie.
oerum Oic 9icgiItrirbeamten iiir Die
jcwciligen Erc5infte crnennen mer-
ben bctreffs Ser 9(usbe6ung oller
mdnnli1en 9iirger in WlorplonO i'm
9lltcr BON 81 bis 81 Sa6ren, beioc
cingei1loHen. 0ie 9ic9iltrirbe6OrOe
miro obne 3o9ering bonoeln miiiien,
Oo Die Organization am 0onneritog
lertig Iein muB. g(uS oieiem @runOe
miiiien Die Observation-Disclosures Dor
9onnerItag eingeidmorcn iein. Der
@ouuerneur io9te, in Den meiiten
6dacn miir0cn bic S1eriffs, Scr
GIerf Der &reisgeri6tc mO Elm glr5t
in ie0em GountD ernnnnt lpcr0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-20
@criiderllnag. gircnl IngpcnNirt.

StQats NcriiNeriin0scommiIidr ".
30. S6c6an iuspenoirte 8cltern ouf
bier Wionotc Die 2iccn5 OcS llnorclu
s. 0icGonolo, cines @cnerol-glgcn-
ten Der Ybilooelp6ia 2ebcnsoeriibe.
rln9s- @cieni6ait, pcocu unloliterell
Neria6rcn9 bcim 9lobatt-@emG6ren.
@lcDonalO bet iein Sauptquartier in
Bort Ccpoiit.
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9lcoerin oriii snnt %eiicr.

9lls bic 92cgcrin N}orD 6or in Dem
Sonie Der 9icocrin Siold %oWea an
Der 2212. StroBc 80 Gents coIlctti-
rem lpoltc, muroc bic Sebtcre nil.
t6cnO uu0 bcrlcbte |lorO nit cinenl
Wiciier ipofiir iie 9eltcrn bon 9fi6ter
Sc9ro0cr in Der noroliAcn %oli5ci,
itotion NIT $50 lno Soften bciiruit
iUur0e.