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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-09-04
sEATTLF's ma USED
can
MARKET Is NOW RUN
StSti AN HONEST
TEN-pAN BARGAIN SALE

We have the largest assortment
og small used sara carried ON
the Pacific Coast. and Nc defy
any one 10 meet cr equal our
prices ON the following good
stapte cars We have now In
stock the foilowing
900 CHEVROLET. an ideai All.
Ssariy new asa CHEVROLET
touring. all tho latest equip.
m~uf. fine shape .--sr+..s 1889
One FORD touring. all good tires
Al condition ..ts........ fssb
SCRIPTS BOOTH passenger
sTuDEilNRER. late model. fine
running order ....stt.... tIno
MAXWELL. very economical.
good looking ....+t.+ts.. 1909
OAKLAND; popular nttie car
OVERLAND delivery. exceptional
i ISIS rANEi~ror DEr:iy:.
i,is CHEVROLET. aimos, nsw,
..-...-+s.t...t.. sfss
II you are interested In a car.
come sec up. We have u and
40 Mill Eiv" you. i'be most Nh-
crai terms.
AUTO BARGAIN MARKET.
Tit r. Pike So
rhpn. Ess, go.
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wes, Seattle Property

woopY's WEST SEATTLE
BARGAIN BULLETIN
$500. on easy terms, gives you a
little 3-room house and fine big
lot. four blocks from California av.
t2.2so. on easy terms. buys the best
bargain In West Seattle In IA
broom modern house on large.
beautiful lot. near iiiawatha play o
field
,2.9so, on terms. gives you a fine
modern house. az end OF AK car
line. near beach.
t2.G60. on terms. huvs a brand new.
up-to-date bungalow. near west
Seattle high school
81 600 buys z-room house and
soSlo0 view lot near Ames ship
yards.
I have several bargains In cottages
near Aiki beach.
s. y. WOODY
Ferry Landing. West Seattle.
West s,i.
81 900 ron s.HooM HOUSE AND
bath, lot foSi20. nice view bear
Ing run trees. berries and shrub
berry. fine lawn Terms
Groom house: bath. 1850. $3.50
cash. $50 per month.
Beautifully situated lot: ono block
from California ave. $3.50. terms.
90 foot lot. unobstructlhie view;
close 20 Junction: 1900. easy terms.
Groom furnished mouse. nice lot;
$500. terms
Comfortable s-room house: 1850.
easy terms
OPEN sUEDAYR
W. 4 SANFORD West So
HoMEgEEKEns ATTENTION
We ere building In West Seattle
within walking distance ~ the
shipyArds and near the car line.
i iI s', e. 5000 taes skleh %s cell 'S Ss
rental tsrmA Some now ready.
BuTrNER REALTY COMPANY.
Cor. W. Alaska and 27ih Ave
'tHN
BEAUTIFUL GROOM MODERN
bungalow. overlooking bay: two
blocks from California ave. gas,
iiEh,s. city water. grading IN and
paid. ls,sn0. 1900 down. $40 per
ssreom modern cottage, tiSso. 1900
down. as a month. Including In-
tcfcst. close Go car.
IDA SMITH a co.
t.as California Ave. West 7ss
Tshs No : ~ar - pAw.on IT.
Est SEATTLE
sss essh. balance monthly Small
house and S0sia2 feet, Jus, out
eide city limits. near fAuntieroy
car and paved boulevard. city
water available. telephone. No
city taxes or assessments. Price
500. n 4 80 q So e n S1ifise9r'
$50 Empire Bidr- End and Madison
GROOM MODERN HOUSE. LARGE
living room. with fireplace. two
bedrooms; lot teNi0o. 20-foot al
ley. good garage and chicken
house. half block to California ave.
LAKEWOOD REALTY
I'LL California Ave. West i7sTM
AIR sIitrYARD WORKER
II YOU want q hniidsng lot at one
half below market price. where
you can sec the Yards from your
house. call me. Iake your own
terms
T. n WALLER Inc.
es0i California Ave West Sos
- Nanted-RraI Estate
NE HAVE CLIENTS WANTING q.
and Groom bungalows. north OF
Green Lake and woodland park. on
easy payments. II you want TO
cell. bring In your listinEE. We can
sell them.
MAtsOS REALTY co
tts1 wRilingrord Ave-.
PHONE NORTH 32l6.
20 Acreage
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f,s

Private Hanitsriun = DiHeasss of
women sucoseHfuilv treated HeGls-
tered physicians Terms rsssoslnAnsu
1921 18th ave capitol iill ~.
BELLS GOfTEH HEMEDY -aJEHl
cure N used according 20 difec-]
tons. z2o Liberty Building
HERNIA PACKS ron GRAY HAfk
any shade. Switches dyed whiK
you wait Ladies' Improvement
Ehop. $50 Union.
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4 wonp no run WISE

WE ALL KNOW THE AUTOMOBILE
SITUATION NJ IT STANDS To-
DAY TnEREFoWE, III con.
11E i E.n n TMIi sI run ,,,inMY
UNLESS TiiE SAVING or sEV-
ERAL HUNDRED DOLLARS nv
SO DOING DOES NOT lNrhitEAr
YOU \ USED car SALE sucu
Min saooSS ' nr 4 NTM !, OF : Tiii;
PAST. 40 run up and take look
NJ our large and varied stock ~
REAL BARGAINS all In fine
shape, a few 81 which appear be
low NIT MUST HE SEEN TO he
ArrRECtATEp
1915 600 Chevrolet that YOU can
not find ia duplicate AZ this
price elsewhere for........,., bTs
1917 900 Chevrolet that 4.
dandy at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $50
1915 t9o Chevrolet: IN good con
dillon, must he seen TO be APP
prceiated. Take u away for. Tss
BABY Grand touring: 1918: run
about 1900 miles ,.....-...'. 1000
1915 go Chevrolet, grea, buy
al ssssssststtt.ss t'-..s'.' tesa
Another 400 Chevrolet 81 re-
cent model at ..t.....ss...s.. bTs
1915 400 Chevrolet, In the very
best 90 shape a great buy at. $50
Baby Grand Chevrolet. lbs. 500
Buick toutluR .............. $50
A dandy Ford touring car buy a, $50
Another ut ................. 500
Grant six: bargain .......... $50
Also another model 1918 at.... 500
We have any number OF Ford tour
ing and roadsteru. priced all the
way from 5000 up. Any ~ these
ears Will stand a rigid inspection
rfEAsuRE TO SHOW cAna
No OROucH ~ you no NOT hUr
WI CAN ARRANGE
TERMS TO SUIT YOu
W. $. pui.MAGE co,
BIG BARGAIN HOUSE
1901 10th Ave. Bet Pike and Union.
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BARGAINS NOW on OUR FLOOR
AS NEVER BEFORE

BARGAINS NOW on OUR FLOOR
AS NEVER BEFORE
SEE Us-Now rs THE TIME
1916 Ford touring; overhauled: 3
new tires. foot throttle cut-out,
other extras; runs like new.
Price right.
Overland touring: good tires and
top. See today only. s2i5.
Chalmers touring; In great con-
dition: rcpainted: has new tires
all around. You name the dem
onstration. Worth $3.50 IL it's
worth cent Make me an
offer.
Regal 7-passenRer; new tires: re-
painted: in best Of condition In
every way. 1t will surprise
you at 1878.
Auburn passenger: repainted;
new tires all around; in Al
condition, looks and runs like
new. Might consider roadster
as part payment. frice $3.50.
Wlnton cars. Prices $500 to
$500, including new tiroa.
tops and paint. Remember
they are GUARANTEED.
SEE KING AT
wINToN co.
1907 T.. Pine St Phone East Gsic
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FARMS FARMS
We have hundreds 81 bargains In
farms. Now in the time TO buy.
call Hnd look over our Hats. Pub
he Realty bureau. 2lO Liberty
iildg. opposite y. o.
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Timber Lands

ron BALE Or ExCIANGE
40 ACRES or TfAlgEH LAND
clear ~ rUcumbranrH. water on
land portion can be easily cleared.
viii exchange for improved city
property. viii assume small en-
cumbfhnce. Be1 owner at Jos
Cherry ct
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rms WEEKS srEciAils

MS ~ A+fsN y - - ANA@F
$50 of on every ear In tho house
All cars privately owned. at bar.
gain prices. Terms reasonable.
1917 MAXWELL s-passrrwer .....tssS
1911 Chevrolet s-pascnEer ...... $3.50
ovsriAnaa. 5-passsnEer and road
stcrA .s.-s-s..s-t- +...s+ $500 up
T-pasHenEer cars ........... 1900 up
Studebakers ..t......4... tels up
And over 90 other high grade cars 60
select from. No junk.
USED CAR EMPORIUM ia,h & Pine
THREE DAYS sPEctAt. BALE on
used cars-ThursdAy. Friday and
saturday We win offer tho
following used cars az prices that
you Will not see again this year
i--iais Ford touring ......... 1855
IBIS Ford touring ........... t95
1--1aiT Ford roadster .......... as
i--ists Chevrolet Baby Grand So
l-tsI7 Chevrolet 40 ...s.-.... gas
f-tgiT Chevrolet $50. .......... 600
Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday.
sfkTTtE MOTOR CAR Corr
siT Enst pike - Phone y. 800.
WE HAVE A DANDY LITTLE Rug:
in fine condition. storage battery
electric lights. big gasoline tank
and trunk on roar This y a
powerful. speedy ;tttle machine.
And We will sell n on terms 81
s22s down. balance $40 per month.
Come In and SEQ It
USED CAR EXCHANGE
ais T.. Pike St
1917 sTUDEBAKER ROADSTER.
This car has only run 1000 miles.
and has 8 new tires. Could not be
better In any way Price $3.50.
1917 Ford touring; extra fine car:
with demountabic rims. extra good
tires. Price $3.50: on easy terms
HENRY MossBAcH
1921 10Th Ave.
NEW SAXON SIX
Brand new Saxon SIX: never been
run: still has the tags on ~. WIN
make liberal discount Give easy
terms.
USED CAR EXCHANGE
5is T.. Pike 81.
1917 ElfSlN Lion ! SlN 1hOMM
roadster. newly painted. cord tires.
4 bargain. Easy terms.
USED CAR EXCHANGE
3ie y. Pike St
LIGHT b-PAssENGER TOURING
car: In good shape. Forced sale
for repairs and painting bill. only
$3.50. worth much more.
AUTO PAINTING 60.
Eoat 1855. 1911 nth Ave.
1917 HUPMoBILE: DRIVEN ONLY
5000 miles; good az new. Here is
I an exceptional buy In standard
make automobile. We will CON
slider taking "A light car in trade.
Easy terms.
USED CAR EXCHANGE
BIG u. Pike st
CHEVROLET 1918 MODEL. SAME
az new, at big discount, and
terms II needed. Can Mr.. Flubart.
OVERLAND LIGHT CAR, 1850; Al
condition: liberal terms. just
painted ana ovnrhaulod Mr.
Fluhart. At East $50.
1916 FORD TOURING CAR: aPE-
cial offer for today, sass; fi25
down. balance s25 per month,
Bring In Sl2b and drive II home.
USED CAR EXCHANGE
$40 Il. Pike 81,
1915 STUDEBAKER TOURING. $500.
In good condition. Terms.
WM. s. WOOD. East f62.
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Auto Tops. Trimmings. lsie.
For Sal--Real Estate
70 You WANT TO owx A moMrr

30 YoU WANT TO owS A uoMEr
10 50. We can help you, We viii NOT
take you 10 or ie miles out from
heart 81 city. where YOU have no
convenience, and have 20 wait 30
minutes for car. and then stand
up in damned ear for an hour or
%. bot We Will. take you out
only 80 miles. ~ minutes ride.
"a -minuf. service. two blocks 90
car line. only four blocks "a high
aud grade schools. city water and
lights. a short walk 90 two beau
tifui city parks We are selling
this ciose-in proprrty. with all
these extra advantages. cheaper
than what 10 being charged for
property 10 or - mites out. Buy
little iumher build one OF two
rooms. or put up a tent TO meet
rreaeni needs. Lots 1850 90 1900
terms 20 suit
HEnnTnT q UrPEn
iot Lsary Hidg. Main 1855.
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Acreage
Farm Lands

3 AcHEs: EASY TERMS. INQUIRE
NJ hanordale CO. Aldcrwood
Manor = . Edropdr " !
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4 HERES YOUR pppDHTt NIFTY B
MIR HOUSE HUNTER
FOR FREE RENT
Illness n~eesaitatca mo selling FUR
ntturr 81 rooms. which viii at
ford you n home free 81 rent. by
Eub-r-ntinF , upstairs rooms
wood. fruit etc. included. fnf
1850 cash This mus, b. seen 70
b. appreciated Also another home
as above. at $3.50 Apply 81
Cherry ~.
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LOST. NEAR PENN NaroN ArrS =
Manuscript on "t;uRrantecd Saw
iueA" 81 reward Return 10
Strang \ rrosscr. Empire lildg
LOST THuRspAY-puRSE con
tanning SIS or Sia and q. n. freight
receipt Call Queen Anne aus. Apt
X. Warren Ants. Reward
IOST $3.50 IN PAPER MONEY,
wrapped In u handkerchief Good
reward for return 1859 seventh
ave y v
LOST IN lsAtI.Aiip-EN E-Gt.ASStS
IN case double sight kindly leave
at 4. u Mullln's, ballard ave.
- To Let--tnfurnished Houses
GROOM FURNISHED BUNGALOW.
ready for occupancy, $40. Reacon
1888 or Hcacon %.
ID Hotels
HARRINGTON. isis. end, 81 week
IN
81 Wantcd-tsoard and Room
FATHER AND TWO BRIGHT LIT
tie school boys wish room and
hoard Terms and particulars.
J-taa. star
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OWN 4 HOME ~rnE ~ AND
make arrangements for yours to-
day. Fro level lots fronting on
Lake Hurisn line. nniy ~ minutes
ride from shiryards. $500 up. city
water now on the property; telc-
. phone. electric light. very desira-
bic location; and will double in
value Comfortable : and 1-room
cottages. on large lot. 1900 up: or
We Will furnish lumber 20 build
Easy terms open evenings
GLOBE SECURITIES COMPANY
21a Central building
"a, Marion - Entrance
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observation-disclosures

rms OWL PAYS MORE for clothing.
furs furniture We buy, sell and
exchange everything. i1ffN lat
rnio't sasi.
VIII. RuN LOGS TO CIT INTO
stove wood OF cord wood Address
asst W 6snd It Phone ballard III.
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1891 10th Ave. Bet Pike and Union
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1917 MAXWELL. $3.50

rom 1917. GONE 1000 MILES;
Just like new Must be sold at
once \ bargain. Sc. Mr., fiuharL
at the overland, East eco
1917 CHEVROLET TOURING. 1000.
easy terms. Car ia good condition.
New rubber. call 1919 Spring st
after . o ~.
MAN WELL SEDAN. SPLENDID
shape. lie sure 10 zee this before
huytng II ~ bargain. Mr.
Fluhart. East go.
HuGH MerAGuE@Ge auto repair
tng Maxwell expert iiis 10th
East tas
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Etsn 10. Mazda oil. sc. Tie srs.
f2N 1n ehn Crisco. Sc. s-fb. can
iz7s stall ~ fresh salmon. zee ~:
whole salmon. &c NJ siasliA. Ma. .se.
fresh herring. ice n rock cod. lie ~.
perch. isc n Skinned coles. tic ~:
skinned catfish. ? he. :sc. stalls la.
oornsa beef 2oc NJ. pot roAA,s. ittss
~ ny; rood bacon. afe n home res
dsred lard. fbs &c. liberty steak. Z
~ ~
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~ Lost and Found
LOST--LEATHER SUITCASE. BE
tween Big lake and Mt. Vernon.
or near, on highway. Liberal re-
ward.
j. T. PAUL
BIG w. Nickerson. Seattle
LCST--AUTONOBi1 ROBE. SEPT.
lst,. on Green river valley road.
Full veIue reward. Return or
write To Harry l.. Marsh. lola
33nd ave w seaftia
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-08-19

kaiser" James Redman boilermak.
ers' union steward at the yard, said
as he told of the success.
In the rush to place completed
ships in the water every possible de-
vice is utilized By the Moore ship
yards. Leland has installed all the
latest tool and machine devices for
economy of time, labor and money.
In addition the workers are constant
| ly suggesting improvements.
Recently Joseph A. Huber, 412
Tenth street, operating a liner" roll
ing machine, saw that the machine
castings were continually crystalliz-
ing and breaking. The rolling ma
chine makes wedge-shaped 'liners"
for half-lnch steel plates. The
liners pointed at one edge, are
placed between the ships plates and
guy beams.
Huber investigated the breakage
and found 1t due to the jar when the
Timer was placed In the machine.
-Four simple springs, placed at "give"
joints, he found, remedied this de-
feet.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-08-19
CHROME MINE ON
kANES Greek SOLD

A mining deal was closed this
cas- bonded their chrome deposit
claims on Kanes creek to y. L. Mer-
rick OF Medford and Mr.. Mcclellan
of Grants Pass. one OF the owners Of
the Greenback mine. II Is said that
the ledge OF chrome on these claims
Is 500 feet wide and one-half mile
long. Messrs. Merrick and Mcclellan
put a crew OF men to work ON the
claims Friday with c. c. Clark In
charge. Only recently large de-
posit OF uranium. which Is used In
photography and for coloring glass
was also found on these claims
Mail Tribune.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-08-19
4 \ \ <<<<<<t<<<<<<<< y y
! COUNTY AGENTS NOTES '
4s<4<< <tt<< <t+

Many inquiries have come to me
in the last few weeks In regard tc
sale OF wheat. A great many farm.
ers seem to think they have no au-
thority to sell their wheat except un-
der certain general restrictions.
have made an inquiry and find there
are no restrictions on the sale oil
wheat by growers, They may sell
the wheat to anyone they desire, and
for whatever price they agreed upon
by both buyer and seller. II any
person who wishes to buy wheat Is
willing to pay more than the mini
mum price which has been set by the
government and call 1t fair price
1t is his. privilege to do SO.
II, however, any regular grain
dealer who Is licensed by the food
administration attempts by any nm
fair means to put the price down be-
low what is the fair price at the ship
ping point, the attention Of NJ. II.
Houser, food administration grain
agent, $40 Board Of Trade Bldg,
Portland, Ore. should be called to
the case.
With reference to the price may
say that the fair price should not be
in excess of the price In Portland,
which on No. / soft white wheat Is
s2.1S per bushel. Wheat grading
lower than No. / should be corre-
spondingly less.
In grading wheat No. 2 Is graded
at about cents under No. 1, and
No. 3 about 7 cents under No. 1, and
grades running below No. 3 will vary
SO much that no definite grading can
be given In price.
c. D. THOMPSON,
County Agent.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-08-19
Personal AND AND LOCAL

c. o. Johnston, OF Holland, was In
the city for few days.
''Sani-rlush" Sabin has II. Al
c. j. Osborne. OF Crescent City,
was in the city yesterday.
I.anda Gillette went to Sllverton
Sunday to visit relatives.
r. A. Gentry left Sunday mornins
for Astoria, where he will secu,
work In the shipyards.
Coca cola--At Roses. al
Or. l. o. Clement and family left
Saturday night for Portland for a
short visit.
Charles oglesby arrived Saturday
night by automobile from Monterey,
CAL. to visit friends and relatives. Z
X, J. Khoeery. OF Takilma, was In
the city several days, returning home
this morning.
Coca Cola-At Roses. al
Mrs. Il. l.. Prettyman, who visited
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Grout. re-
turned to her home at Springfield
Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Tuns, OF Kerby,
were In the city today. They are
en- route to klamath Falls for their
vacation.
Bruce Schallhorn was passenger
Sunday on a troop train en- route
from Camp Lewis to Camp Fremont,
Cal.
Mrs. o. S. Goodnow. who went to
Portland Sunday to attend the w. r.
C. convention. will also go to Camp
Lewis to visit her son.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. voorhies. who
spent the past year or more In the
Jerome Prarie district. have gone TO
Marshfield to remain. making tbs
trip by automobile.
Fred Mensch, U. 5. mineral sur
veyor. was a southbound passenger
today en- route from Douglas county
to Ruch. where he has some govern
ment work.
Mrs. F. G. Burns and granddaugh-
ter, Emma Burns, who spent the past
five months at North Bend. returned
to Grants Pass late last week. and
will remain here.
Coca Cola--At Roses. II
DR.. NJ. r. Britten left last night
for North Dakota to look after his
farming interests and while there he
will visit his father. The doctor ex-
poets to be absent about three weeks.
P. P. Proctor and family. who ex-
pected to spend their vacation on an
automobile trip to Pendleton. return
ed home Friday night from Klamath
county. the baby. George, having a
case OF the mumps.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-08-19
MANY 4. \. SOLDIERS
PATRONIZE TUCSON BATHs

Tucson, Ariz.. Aug. 1s.-Ten
thousand soldiers used the Y. NJ. c.
A. baths and swimming pool during
the month of July. according to fig
ures compiled by the secretary. This
Is considered remarkably large
number In view OF the fact Tucson
is not an army post. A majority o.
the soldiers were passing throush
and we're given an opportunity to en-
JOY bath and swim after their
hot trips across the desert.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-08-19
ADvENT|STS TO BUILD
SCHOOL ON COOS RIVER

A resident school is to be estab.
lished at the forks Of Coos River b,
the Seventh Day Adventist church
work on pre- airing the site 10 --ir
Immediately. The land for the
school has been donated to the
church and the buildings are expect
ed to be ready for occupancy in the
fall Of 1919.
A committee Of 12 churchmen
from different parts Of the state. rep
resenting Roseburg. Medford. Ash
land. Grants Pass, Cottage Grove,
Oakland, Central Point. Portland and
Gravel Ford met at the proposed site
and decided definitely upon the erec-
tion OF the school.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-08-19
Red Cross collection 10. s,olen--

Red Cross Collection Box stolen--
Some disreputable sneak thief. on
Saturday during the noon hour. stole
one OF the Red Cross collection boxes
at the depot. The amount OF money
In the box is not known, but there
were several dollars. Two tin boxes
were placed at the ticket window sew
eral weeks ago, and had been accu.
mulating pennies. nlckels and dimes.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-08-19
HEAusr's COMIC PArER
PUCK HAS susrENDED

New York, Aus. is.-Puek. ono OF
the pioneer comic weeklies OF the
country. and the first to be printed In
colors, has suspended publication, ac-
eording TO an announcement last
night.
In recent months Puck was owned
by William Il. Hearst
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-08-19
Goat Money for Red Cross

Marshfield raised nearly $1,000
for the Red Cross during the few
days the Oregon edItoA visited tn ,
Coos Bay section, not. however. from
the editors. but everyone OF the vls-
itors wore the distinguishing paste
board tag: RED Cross Goat, Mo-,
which was soon seen on the lapel OF
every coat. The goat was raffled off
at 25 cents per ticket, and the win
ner presented the goat to the Red
Cross for rattle In another city.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-08-19
Insane Man Arrested

A man giving his name as Grant
was arrested Sunday night and Is
now confined In the county jail. His
peculiar actions on the streets here
Sunday afternoon caused his arrest.
Grant spends most Of his time In the
cell talking to himself.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-08-19
Al.AsKANs Will PAY
MORE FOR 1918 COAL,

Nome. Alaska. July lS.-tny
mall Tho price OF 1917 sacked
coal here had been advanced to $40
per ton and the 1918 satkIng sells
at sai.sS. Consumers are being
urged TO lay In their supplies now.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-08-19

Grants Pass people who left on
Sunday for Portland to attend the
@. A. r. national encampment were; !;
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ID. Peterson. Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. d. stlnebaugh, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. II. Carson. Mrs. r. J, Bestul, Mrs.
Marietta Pratt, Mrs. o. p. Harvey.
Mrs. Dora Cleveland. Mrs. Alice NAL
lory. Mrs. J. r. Cunning. Mrs. I. M.
Spencer, Mrs. o. s. Goodnow. Lest,r
Powell. go
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-08-19

Charles e. Wise. OF the Sunshine
ranch, had the misfortune to lose the
ends OF two fingers on his righ,
hand Saturday afternoon Nr. WI 9
was engaged in stacking his ny
crop in thu barn with hay fork and
his hand became entangled in the
rope. The horse started up sudden
ly and Mr.. Wise's hand was drawn
into the pulley. DR.. Loughridge
amputated the third finger at first
joint, and the little finger at the
second Joint.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-08-19
}. A. Thomas III

J. A. Thomas Ill
Mrs. Laura Thomas Gunneli left
Saturday for Chico, Cal, called there
on account OF the serious illness of
her father, J. A. Thomas. A wire
received today by Mrs. T. B. Cornell
announces that the condition OF Mr..
Thomas is serious. owing to blood
poisoning. Mr.. Thomas left here a
few weeks ago for klamath Falls,
where he and H. II. Jenkins OF this
city recently purchased a groeery
store.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-08-19
Home Inmates Attend a. A. r.

Thirty furloughs were granted
the first OF last week to members OF
the old soldiers homo who left TO
attend the national encampment OF
the Grand Army OF the Republic,
Fully ten more OF the old soldiers
left Sunday to be present at the big
meeting. Roseburg News.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-08-19

Mrs Eva Coe, chief operator fol
the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph
Co.. has resigned and her place has
been taken by Miss Alta ShortrIdge,
Of Eugene, who arrived here Satur-
day. Miss Shortrldge has been chief
night operator at Eugene for several
years.