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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-19

rr than the moon or stars Was IN"
bursting shrapnrI AGAINST IN" gray SKY,
Inr brighter sill wcr" those sky SEN
Iinrls. III" s"arrh-liCh's. constantly
sweeping tho heavens, picking Uut The
targets.
The runfrr came from oTory dr'r-
ton. and occasionally Il shell pierced
he air in our immediate nrighborhohd.
"Who 90? Who,o.o?" shrlled the
she'll. As If auxionsly asking the way.
A Tragic Christmas.
when II sounds like thar ~ 100
near for YOU to stand ont side. al.
Vis"d il nice Canadian hoy with a.cap
inin's insignia on his Sir"v". So the
next tim, Il she'll rushed by With lis
irrirarcd "Whu-n-o" Who-o-o"" do
cilrly went indoors for a few min
ulrs.
The firing kept up for nearly two
hours. aud We distinctly saw Two
bombs drop in our quarter Of the town.
Many NOR" were dropped. and, as
usual thu victims wrrr nearly all %o-
mcn and children. Tn" newspapers
seldom reveal whore Tho damage oC-
ours, hut il Is a sad fact that worst
ilavnr has been wrought in CrnwGrH
observation-disclosures. where many children
swarm.
ON Of the most tragic ~ Christmas
-arlic% This year MAS given IN IN"
"ui -pati""r$ department Of IN East
End hosIital. III" guests being chill
irrp. some of whom had been wnunG-
:, 4. but more whose nerves lad been
wrecked BY fright during air raids.
There were cases Of epilepsy drVei'
o1ch after bombs had fallen IN narrow
streets. Som" children looked h'il"
hotter than idiots. On" such 4 rhild. Il
boy uf perhaps lnur years. Kept mp Il
constant law whining like frightened
animal ..
"'E never used to do that. lydy,
npolnSizrd tn" little. biz sister VINO
held him in hrr arms, "Rul 'eS never
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-19
AMERICAN
OMEN LEAD
THE WORLD
They Have Beauty, Health
and Brains

"a really beautiful woman is always
a healthy woman remarked on" OF
our noted beauty specialists. FOR tru"
beauty comes from tho blood ana
strong. steady nerves.
Rich, red blood. tn" fountain OF Ill"
and youth. shows itself in a clear rosy
skin. solid flesh. fin" form and keen
bright mind. Red blnodcd women. with
strong nervous vitality. are FouGht
after BY men: they are the nope ana
leaders OF tho world.
American women lead the world in
health. beauty and Intelligence. an"
their number Is increasing They HAY"
learned tho value Of Iron and Phos-
pilates in keeping them in perfect con-
ditiOn
The number Of weak pale. tagged
out. l'ln down and nervous women rs
hound 10 decrease rapidly. once the
power Of PhusphHtrd Iron becomes
more generally known" said leading
doctor "Thcrr is not a reason in the
world why women shonld not be
strong. happy and 4 JOY TO look upon
when the remedy is al hand"
"PhOsphalrd Iron has accomplished
wonders with my patients. l. has r".
stored health. vitality. strong nerves
and happiness 10 Who'll" families. rs
the healthy, red. iron blooded, strong.
phosphar,~fcd ncrved men and women
that enjoy life and lead in every work.
Think il over
TO insure doctors and their patients
getting tho genuine rhOs phatrd Iron
We have put In capsules only. so do not
allow dealers 10 substitute pills or tab
LET'S. Insist on capsules &. II. Gri"st
& Co. Wheeling. and leading druggists
everywhere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-19

stopped it since the orrid noise blew
our 'ousr down"
Saddest Fight at Home.
There was Il big Christmas tree,
with lights and presents. and every
thing in the world 10 eat, and Queen
Alexandra came To see it all. and for
The moment most of the children were
excited and happy. In time some OF
them will forget their terror. but few,
] was told. are likely 10 grow Zip nor
mally robust man and women.
These babes. and sometimes their
mothers. are tho saddcst casualties Of
the war which England is fighting be-
hind the lines.
II may not BE- entirely clear why
Germany deems the murder Of women
and children military advantage. but
the fact is that the air raids have 4
real purpose. No matter where the
bombs fall. whether on Buckingham
+? zee or E;as; End rookeri"s. they
ol !lSc the English tn keep a large
number Of fighting aeroplanes and
filters at home. a large force OF de
Tending soldiers within. Inc Kingdom.
Reprisals Not for Revenge.
Although This was made plain from
tho first. il MAS u long time befor"
puhlir opinion would permit what arc
known as rrprisal bombings on Ger
man towns They w"rr not r"priSAi'
in the revenge sense N all.
The German towns have been bomb
ed in order 10 keep 4 number Of Ger
man planes and filters away from the
battle line If the English diversity
their flights enough, If they can stimuli
lanrnuSly bomb towns in different
paris OF the German empire. they can
force tie Germans 10 keep a small
army Of home defenders away from
ih" front
The submarine policy Of Germany
is akin to that Of the aeroplnne policy.
If The Germans ar" as wise AS they
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-19
STEUBENVILLE

Sf..,i.,l - 'r,.., Int"llig"ncrr.
SrI:i'Rr:NNlIl.f:. Fob. lS--''>"r'"'""
hv srnuk. N addition I" being very
rrchlr. Henry Con. AGHd - years was
,r:,pp~d !n his littl" hom" III HM'tn-
ti.Id by fire and was burned +" death
HIS brother. jackson coz. -, nn'i" ms
escape from the nous" ~ Jumping
through a window. Jus; how ne "''
started * not known hui u Is b"l''N''
Ih:. hot ronls FOIL from graf" an% lG-
,,;cd ,h,. wood work. Tn" fir" had
canned much Roadway h"fo"" ~" tw"
aged men q discovered il. Ti" !"uS" WAS
a yorv old ne. having h""u hu'ii party
81 logs. The log part al ~" h"uSr was
destroYed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-19
ON THE TRAIL OF THE
MISSING LIGHTSHIF

NEWPORT, R. l., Feb. IS. - 4
speedy naval vessel left port tonight
on receipt Of news which officials
here thought might lead to the as
covcry OF the missing Cross KIN
!ightship and her crew OF SIX mens
All information regarding the clue
was withheld. !.
The licht<hip has heen missing
since she was carried 10 sea by heaVX
ice floes the first of the month. A!
the time she had provisions enough
on board 10 last two months. .
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-19
HEAVY DEATH LIST.

FORT WORTH. Tex. Feb. IS y
Statement from American aviation
haado,iarr"-s here shows thar OF IN"
q killed al ;he Texas Flying Fields
twenty were English and II Amer
cans. The list Includes several me-
chanics who mot death on the ground.
rho .Hers have hean here four months.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-19
Eeed Corn Poor.

County Superintendent Evn-snn VIII
co - columbus Tuesday. where NJ and
rhc other county sur"r:nt"ud"nts of Ia"
sim. Will discuss the .>"rd corn Si'ua-
tlon. In This county The situn;i'n is
mos, alarming Tests "f IN" quality 81
tho seed corn in this county show Il -
10 only - percent o! normal AMI ms
10 considered alarming. It y probable"
il is stated. that III" S,HtH ":l! h.'N'. !"
furnish ohio farmers wI;h their seq
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-19
mn,,,nn Rrn1cht BACK.

Constable N"rh""s has e"n" - IA
VIENNA FOR H., rurr"~" nf bringing Al4u!
simmons back :" thus city. 81 j. NJ
legged I, hay" Abandoned h"r baby bog
whit. stationed In Mingh with 'hin'-
cal Inst summer. Th" authorities ""ia
notified and u warrant wnS Iss"'d i"r
her arrest.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-19
Austrian in Bad.

ITO hell with Russia arc III" words
loo nortich ia alleged :" hnH" used
after he showed his hand through mo
front window nf u Russian here, tn"
window Of "a Russian h"usN here. IL
rolire were called and t:Hrtirh was. ~
rested. Hr WAS hudly Frightened Tor he
feared ,u,r:umcnt. II" paid a fine *
s. and costs and nrr",d /" rny al darn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-19
MYSTERIOUS Fire.

Fire Of mysterious origin thi& ;""FH-
ing badly damaged IN" Salmon hn'i"'hE
mn North Fourth street. tn" hih2" =
believed 70 hav" started In IN ar!'''-
mon, occupied by Miss |Arri' Nhh"''
Sh, wis absent AZ the tim" anu ,"'" INC
officials that no fire WAS I''i o"I '''''S
r.hc, slc ,.r, her rooms. Ia" contents
or mo unor;rnor, were destroyed TIA"
.,ror:nr,t az Mrs. r. l. White WAS ais"
badly damaged IN" womau's exchange
on :hc first tluor was damaged by water
and er,,l:". rh" total los. Il Is '>''-
,up,nd w!ii hr ,i"S" To Sa.n""- IN i"HS
i, parity covered ~ 'I%u:"','..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-19
Ha.s A Rna- Bad Man.

John Solico probably will think twice
before no breaks ur the household FUR
niturc next tinlo for il" IL in jail no"
FOR turning such trick. Tho p"i'r9
were called /" his HON" and w"T" t"ld
that he had kicked up rough mousse
and drove the family from the house
He was Immediately arrested.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-19
a Hoh PerceutnHe.

Draft hoard number orc was Co' var
ticular whom examining the men N
class / t0r the last quota 80 tn" draft
and il was stated ihnt 50 percent If tho
mon examined w"rr accepted. u vas
stalled by one Il thu examining phESI'i-
ans THAI cnr man with glass 90. but
otherwise physically liz. was passed,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-19
HOW WOMEN FIGHT
CONTINUED from First Page.)

Gcrr night Sky. heard English guns
roar the last word of the argument rs
lhr baflcd planes fed back across th"
rhanncl-lhoSc that were lot 10 flee.
After these weeks in England ! feel
easier about our men in France. They
won't have 10 do any fighting eNGrpl
their own.
What nave been Witnessing Is in
fact a great battle. the last battle be
hind the trenches. The last desperate"
struggle Of tho German 20" 10 break
E.nrland'S strength b"fur" til" Ameri-
can rrinfnrC"m"nIs can com" mp.
Labor Scorns Pacitists.
Wars may once have been fought
exclusively in IN" hH1tlrfcld. Today
,hny are fought in harvest fields and
factories. and IN city streets a. we'll.
They are fought by WOMEN and girls
as much a. by men in arms. The pass
inu OF woman Sufirag" measure by
the English house of lords and The
American house " representatives. on
lhr saInr day. what was that but an
acknowledgment OF ih"S" facts
Til" Hriruns a. Il whole ar" ilEhling
this battle behind the lines as hraycly
AS cu,~rtully anu rs untlrIngly AS tn"
British armies in The field. They have
enemies in their ranks.
They have an independent labor
party Of only $4,000 members. hut it IS
very influential Sor!aIiSt.paritlSt
group. and it j. doing everything il can
to Undue The entire labor movement
with Il pacitist, spirit. So far It has
not succeeded.
Calm Under Air Raid
The London underground during in
air raid looks lik" RivincI0n stree; ON
4 hur night IN August.
This. for tn" most part, Is Il foreign
born population. TN" nariv" English
take their air raids differently. My
first cxu"ri"nrr with tine hombcrS 0C.
CURED on rarely clrar might in De
crTnbcr There wa n Thin liiIir Sickl"
Of a moon lyin% on is back half way
IN IN" sky. and even 4 few ialni Stars.
/, was Il lit,lc before in m" evening
and rhc streets w"r" full Of r""pl" hur-
rvinC home from .inil.
When tho guns h"gHn IN roar put
nn my GOA, and ha' ana mad" N one"
for ia" street .rhr elevator was
packed with hoII Gu"SrS seeking tn"
ground nour. hu, all faces wcr" cain
and un1rrturhrd. walked first
through ,h,. lounge and drawing rooms
10 nh-rry. he ,if"r' Of IN" heavy and
iurrcH>in2 anrl-aircrafl gUnfire No
effect ~ ail.
The n"orl" wrr" reading, writing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-19
Fncez The workhouse.

James Fink promised his wifi" lhnt
hc would b. good, but IN" first tsms he
loaded UP a booze he forge, that pom
isc and attempted Ia carve his better
haif with n butcher knife. Tn" police
were called and now n s!N months :"n-
,cncc in ;hc works VIII probably lie az
crutel.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-19
RnnawnYs Home.

wesley Enls,on mid William N'H''
iur.n!lrs. who ral a"aE. from i"'@r
homes her" som" days ''s". ha'" h""n
brought back Hnd th"y s;'r 'r"r' - n"
nIncc Ike nomc. II" h"ys Ny" AIp:e'
hcndcd IN ttica- ohio,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-19

"FunlpEim n" WAS made 90 rye.
chan.sd In" i;,,In girl who WAS playing
SOM. nursery can".
"F:vtd.u,!; they had food substitutes
in th"sr I'D days. commented the in
srnc;or.--trujSvil!" Co,risr-Jo~rnai.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-19

sessions will ho largely attended. The
sessions will clos" with big reception
and dane" Friday night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-19
BetCha.

rhr-a is 10 in MrAdon. and F:l-Jay FL
SAYS that fellow must have Il four-track
mind.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-19
Saddest Fight at Home.

stopped it since the 'orrid noise blew
our 'ousr down"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-19

Arc in millions Of homes,
their popularity and use in
diratiug how strongly they
are established III the affec-
lions Of the people, and how
completely they arc fulfilling
Il national need.
Let lis put a Grafonola in
your homc-it will contrib
ute 10 your mental and spir-
itual well-hcing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-19

The modern housewife does not
dread unexpected company with a
"kodav" in the house, as it may
be quickly and easily converted
into a full-sized, comfortable bed
for the guest.
We show a splendid variety Of
STYLES in Oak and Mahogany, in
various grades of upholstcrings.
Come in and get our prices-We
can please you.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-04-12

value In raising tho foodsturs need
cd by our own military forces and
citizens at home. and by the soldiers
and civilian populations OF the great
nations associated with us. Hut they
have q further duty to perform. They
should invest all OF their available
money In the obligations OF their
government. In doing so they will
not only benfit themselves by saw
Ing this money but win be helping to
defend their liberties. their rights
and farms against the threatened
aggressions OF the most powerful
antocratic and military government
ever created. al
"The farmers Of the nation ira
ditionally are freedom-loving peo-
pie. One hundred and forty-three
years ago on the 10th Of this month
the farmers at Lexington and Con-
cord fired tho first shot for liberty
and II was heard round tho world.
I know that the Awerican farmers OF
today are just as liberty loving as
their heroic ancestors, know that
they will Join with other American
OF every business and profession In
providing the money which will en-
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-04-12
IDEAL CAMP SITE


Medford and Hermiston are being
considered by the signal corps OF the
government as sites for an aviation
camp in Oregon. And Medford
seems to have the edge on the east
ern Oregon town. FIJI r
But why not consider Grants Pass
for an army training camp? There
are many excellent sites around the
city and no part Of Oregon is better
located in every respect than is
Grants Pass.
With plenty Of flat area for camp
sites and drill grounds, with ideal
climate, mild winters. and many 9TH
er advantages, this city has better
claim for site than any other por-
tion Of Oregon.
East of the city wide belt of de-
composed granite passes from north
to south. The soil never gets muddy
no matter how heavy the rain, and
a heavy downpour passes UNDER
meath the surface of the ground in
HIH 4 "a d o.
. very short time.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-04-12

balanced child. who enjoys his child
Joys to the full because he has nrst
performed his child duties. who ID
really happy. It is the child who
eats what is good for him and goes
to bed at the proper time. whether
he wants to or not, who is the happy
child.
And II is. this well-balanced child.
who has learned to recognize, the
stern but kindly face Of duty as
soon as he can talk. who Is q re-
sponsible member Of the family, en-
titled to its privileges because he
fulfills his baby responsibilities,
who becomes useful citizen instead
Of a futile one.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-04-12
USEFUL FUTURE CITIZENS

The nation is asked this year to
make special effort to save its chill
dren. How to feed them, to protect
them from disease and accident, how
to save their lives and their physical
strength is going to be matter of
much concern on the part OF the
government and all its agencies. But
there Is a waste OF child power with
which no bureau has yet busted it.
self. This is the waste which oc-
ours when child is not taught to
keep his energies under his mental
and spiritual control.
The frankness of a child's display
OF emotion. when the emotion is a
pleasant one, is generally appealing
to adults. They play upon the
child's open delight in good things
to eat, in love for romping and ex-
citement, for their own qualification.
And then, when the child grows
gluttonous, self-indulgent, or nerv-
Gus to the point Of hysteria, they
blankly wonder why 1t has happened.
"A child has right to be happy
while It is young" they say. This
Is true. And SO do people have a
right to be happy when they are
grown. But happiness does not con-
sist In an unchecked qualification Of
the senses. It consists in such con-
troll Of the powers that they may be
given their fullest use. It consists
in, being master Of ones forces in
stead Of being the slave to them.
The child who is always at one
emotional extreme or the other is
not happy child. It is the we'll
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-04-12
COMING EVENTS

April 12, Friday-Honor Guard
dance at Waldorf hall. 33
May II, Friday-Primary nominat-
ling election.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-04-12
BRITISH OFFICER PLEADS


Hut don't worry, They will never
get through. We had a slogan over
there-'They shall not pass'-which
has always held good and We have
always had comeback And We
will come back at them when the
time comes.
"Ther Is not man or woman In
England that would not die rather
than see the Germans win. We are
depending upon the people OF Amor
lea and We want your support and
confidence. Every great victory that
has ever been won In the world tina,
was worth while has been won
through suffering, You are going to
suffer the coming year. Any fool can
wave nag and shout when victor
ious. but II takes a strong man or
woman to stand up against advers.
lty. Democraoles are not much for
fighting and we were both criminal
~ uhprepared Tor this war, nut we
have never doubted but that we will
win.
"Piease believe In England Don't
doubt-it's too dangerous. The big
results OF this war win not be In
putting down the kaiser alone but In
Joining England and the United
States together In closer bond OF
brotherhood"
He referred to the king OF Eng.
land and royalty as their playthings,
to be regarded as children regard
fairies. They do no harm and In
loving the king the people unite In
a central thought and bring about a.
better feeling generally.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-04-12
.SEC'Y NJ 'ADOO ASKS
FARMERS BUY BONDS

The following telegram was re-
celved here this afternoon by Chair
man Frank c. Bramwell from Sec
retary Of the Treasury VIM. g. Nc
Adoo. appealing to the farmers to
do their utmost in helping win the
war by buying to the limit Liberty
bonds. war savings stamps and thrift
stamps. The message follows:
ITO the rural residents OF America;
1T Is a matter OF supreme ma
tional Importance that the treasury
OF the United States shall be sup
piled. at all times with the amount
Of money needed to furnish the food.
the clothing. the guns and the am
munition required by our soldiers TO
fight successfully for the safety and
liberty Of America; to pay the al
lowance made by the government to
the dependent wives and children OF
these soldiers and to pay for the life
Insurance which the government
permits every soldier to buy from II.
The treasury must also have the
necessary money to extend credit to
the valiant Britons. French. Bell
glans and Italians who are fghting
along side American soldiers on the
bloody battle fields OF Farnce, Bel
gium and Italy. II the American
people fail to lend their money TO
their government for these noble
purposes how can we gain a victory
In this glorious cause?
Everyone can help by lending
their money to the government.
They do not make gift OF their
money. they merely lend II on i'm
pregnable security and are paid in
terst on the loan.
"At the same time the farmers OF
the nation can render genuinely pa
triotic service by lending all the
money they can to their govern
ment and encourage everybody else
to do the same. II makes no differ
ence how small the loan. It will be
helpful. Those whoc an only buy
Those who can only buy
stamps. Those who can buy only
war savings stamps should buy war
savings stamps. Those who can buy
Liberty bond should buy Liberty
bonds. Always they should buy as
many stamps and as many bonds as
they can instead Of as few. The
has now put these loans
In such convenient form that there
is no citizen In the land who cannot
help to some extent II he Is patrio-
tic enough to do so. t'''r ffr
IT rely upon the farmers, than
whom there are no more vitally in
terested In protecting Americas fu-
ture and the liberty Of the world, to
do their utmost to help in this great
Liberty loan work. f.e
THE farmers are already perform
ing patriotic service OF the highest
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-04-12
OREGON WEATHER

= Occasionally rain. Increas- =
= ing southerly winds. \
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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-04-12
RESOLUTIONS

Resolved, that whereas large sums
of money are being expended by the
candidates for office in printing. ad-
vertising and In many other ways,
which would serve more patriotic
and much needed purpose II invest
ed in Liberty bonds. thrift stamps,
or donated to the Red Cross, and the
same appears to be in direct viola
tion OF the provisions OF the corrupt
practice act, which we designed to
protect the purity Of the ballot. and
honesty OF election.
Resolved. that in the judgment OF
the members Of the Deer Creek
grange, P. Of H., No. 371, OF Selma
Oregon, that no candidate for Office
violating the corrupt practice act by
the expenditure OF large sums Of
money to advance his candidacy, is
worthy Of public trust or confidence.
and II is the duty Of the proper Of
.ficers OF the law to collect the evi-
dence of such violation and see that
the provisions Of such act are strictly
enforced. ~
JENNIE FUTILE,
Secretary Deer Creek grange
33 No. 371. Selma. Oregon.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-04-12

FOR SALE CHEAP-Three-quarter
ton truck. in good condition. New,
tires. Churchill and Maxwell. tt
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-04-12

The men whom have seen succeed
have always been cheerful and hope
ful, who went about their business
with smile on their faces, and took
the changes and chances OF this NOR
tai life like men.-Kingsley.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-04-12

LoSTz-At postoffice, black, silk UNI
brella. Notify No. 5s5 Courier Of,
Z fee. SO
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-04-12
Inspecting Factorics-

W. D. Chance. OF Albany. state
deputy labor commissioner and fac
tory Inspector, arrived In the city
yesterday and spent the day visiting
local shops and factories. This
morning he started on trip through
the mining districts OF Waldo. Hol-
land and other sections Of the
county.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-04-12

WANTEDEA reliable married man
Of experience to work on farm.
Horace Pelton, Gold Hill, Ore. "a
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-04-12

WANTED--A girl to do homework,
6jto 8 hours,a day. J. Pardee. 34
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-04-12

able their government to fight to a
victorious conclusion this great war
for liberty. justice and Americas
sacred rights"