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Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-04-25
live Hundred Sheets ST.

Five Hundred Sheets ST.
Good bond letter paper. Shx11
inches. This is a good quality OF
bond paper. We have higher
grades up to $3.50 per 500. Courier
The Springdale news., 1919-05-09
You Do More Work,

You are more ambitious and you get more enjoyment out of everything when your blood is in good condition. Impurities in the blood have very depressing effect on the system, causing weakness, laziness, nervousness and sickness.
 GROVES TASTELESS Chill TONIC restores Energy and Vitality by Purifying and Enriehine the Blood When you feel its strengthening invigorating effect, see how it brings color to the cheeks and how it improves the appetite, you will then appreciate it's true tonic value.
 GROVES TASTELESS Chill TONIC is not a patent medicine, 1t is simply IRON and QUlNINE suspended in Syrup So pleasant even children like II. The blood needs Quinine to Purify t and IRON to Enrich it. These reliable tonic prop critics never fail to drive out impurities III the blood
 The Suength-Creating Power of GROVES TASTELESS Chill TONIC has made Il the faVorte tonic in thousands of homes More than thirty-tiye years ago, folks would ride long distance to get GROVE , TASTELESS Chill TONIC when q member of their family had Malaria or needed a body building, srength-eiving tonic The formula k just the same to- day and you can get II from any drug store Soc per bottle
The Springdale news., 1919-05-09
+ |. + + 4 < + + 4 S + + l. t | | SECRETARY GLASS ON THE {
 VICTORY LOAN !

4 In announcing the final details r. T for the Victory Liberty Loan, f + Secretary of the Treasury Glass + + said < + This will be the last Liberty + + Loan Although as the remaining < + war bills are presented further < + borrowing must be done. I antici + 4 pate that the requirements of the F + government. in excess Of the + I. amount of taxes and other in + + come can, in view Of the decreas- + + ing scale 0f expenditures. be +
 + readily financed by the issue Of # < treasury certificates from time to + + time as heretofore which may be # + ultimately refunded by the issue +
 > of notes ar bonds without the aid < < of another great popular cam + 4 paign such as has characterized < < the Liberty Loans + + "l am sure that the people Of + f America will subscribe to this + + Victory Loan in the same spirit <. < of patriotism which they have 2. + shown in the past. 10 the end that ;. J the notes may be as widely dis + s tributed as possible. and that our j. :. banking institutions may be left l. s free to supply he credit neces- 1s !. sary for the purpose of industry :. + and commerce and the full em- !.
 f ploy nent of labor Let the world :. + see that the patriots of America. <
 s out of their boundlees resources. [. + and with he sane enthusiasm f + and devotion 10 country which < < they prosecuted the War 10 vie + < .orioa. conclusion. are deser ]. + mined 5 finish the ioh + < + . + :. | F 4 f # + + Y < + Q
The Springdale news., 1919-05-09
Delightful Remedy For
 Lazy Liver
CaIotabs, the Perfected Nausealess
 Calomel, Sets the Liver Right With out the Slightest Nausea or Danger.

Feel mean, look yellow? Your liver is out of fix The poisonous bile is being retained in your system. You say l know calomel will set me straight, but I hate to take ealomel.
 Why not try Galotabs, the purified calomel that Is as delightful to take as it IS beneficial in cleansing and purifying the system? Calotabs give you all the valuable medicinal qualities of eaIomel but are entirely freed from the unpleasant and dan gerous effects One tablet at bed time with a swallow of water,-that's all No taste, no gripping, no nau- sea, no salts You wake ap in the morning feeling fine, with a clean liver and hearty appetite Eat what you please-no danger of sali- vatioH,
 Calotabs are sold only in original sealed packages, price thirty-fiye cents. The finest medicine in the world for htiousness. indigestion. headache and constipation So fine that your druggist is authorized to refund the price as guarantee that you will be thoroughly delighted with calataHs fat.4
The Springdale news., 1919-05-09


 the emblem of the old Germany
 The emblem Was wrong It should have been the yulture. depicted npen the armorial shields of the I'm. perial German Empire For all over th,4 world wherever wings could east a shadow. Germany was playing the part of he 4al1ure
 This black shadow Of he Hun vul ture had rested over France for Al years France knew it but the rest Of the world was indifferent The Vulture had been across the Vosges mountains once and he planned to go again as he had in 1870
 And in 1914 and for many a weary month thereafter II was resting over the whole world America stood just as much in the shadow of the vul- turs of Prussianism as did the rest Of the earth But we wouldn't believe t then Our professional paeifsts wouldn't let us understand They filled our ears with soft phrases
 Every day the menace came little nearer and the shadow of the vuiture's s wings grew darker We finally awoke came in at the eleventh hour We have known that since the spring, 1918 An other month or so of patience would have made us reach the battlefield too late
 Had Germany won the war; What a different America this would be In. stead of raising handful of billions in Victory Loan We would be strain ing our hearts out 10 hnd S40.000 .000,- 900 in this country with which to pay our ransom to the Bandits of the World
 We would have been the sheep for the Hun shearing No other nation had the resources left that We had to gladden. the heart of the Hun We would have borne the lions share of the ransom that Germany was ready 10 levy on the world
 "HE United States of America
 alone had the money 10 pay and
 the Huns of Hunland knew it. With that Teutonic thoroughness that We used to hear praised so often and listen 10 so innocently before the days of the war. the Hun had estimated just about what he could get out of MS He expected to leave us just about what he had left to Belgium and to Serbia and 10 Roumania and that was nothing
 His extortions would have taken from us far more than we have spent in all our war preparations More than We would have spent had the war gone on another year For the $40. 00o 900 900 indemnity was by no means all that the Hun yultures expected 10 carry back with them when they set their black wings for the evil nest ,n Hunland
 There were other extoriions in mind The Hun knew thai his factories need ed raw materials What better places 10 get them than in American fields mines, forests and warehouses, The Yankee Swine" would have little 10 say aboui the matter The Hun would do the saving
 German factories were waiting for the raw materials that were to b. gouged out of America Factories set Up and equipped with machinery stolen from Belgium and footed from France .ere to work tip the raw materials ta ntr. taa Aera ia NiarHiea.
The Springdale news., 1919-05-09

down at the docks of Hamburg The ships of America and France and Eng land. such as were left from the Ut boat war would have been set to the task of carrying
 @ ERMANY wanted to get her old \ world trade back and that was
 ene of the methods she had m mind The world would have taken the goods at the porr of a German bayonet
 The trade methods were to be very direct and definite Something of difference in that program today to what the Hun had planned it Instead of raising $40 1000 900 000 for the Hun We are raising Sa 6o0 000 000-to draw IA per cent interest to keep him where We put him The Victory Loan takes the place of the indemnity that German was ready 10 levy upon Us Something of difference to be walk ing up and signing our pledge 10 take so many Victory Liberty Bonds rather than standing and delivering 10 field gray kaiserling who would give us a sheer with every receipt and no receipt whatever If he didn't feel in the humor
 But We outguessed the Hun He guessed that We would not get into me war until it was too late We made it by an eye-lash. We smashed the Ger man ambitions to dust, stopped the Hun, helped to send him reeling bacA ward and stood with the rest of he armed world with a bayonet at the breast of Germany when the Huns red hands were raised in surrender There will be no overlooking by Ger many here, or anywhere else in the world
 The cost? Well. il will certainly not be $40 0.o00. 900 900 on top of what We had spent In fighting the Hun.
 When the final cost of the struggle jo America is totalled il will be found in the neig hborhood of 80 900 300 ,000 If the kaiser had not been beaten II would have been al least s4e 900 900. 900 on top of what We have spent
 And who will say that il wasn't worth every cent of that S3o000 .0O0, GOO 10 do what We have done?
 The way to show that appreciation and tha gratitude is in the size ot your subscription To the Victory Lib erty Loan
The Springdale news., 1919-05-09
WHAT WE DID IN
 THE OTHER LOANS

Following are the statistics on the previous Liberty Loan campaigns:
 First Liberty Loan Amount Of the Loan - s2. 900 .0e0 LOO Interest ..=.=........ z....o F per cent Quota for the 8th Federal
 Reserve District = sSo, 900 .0o0 o0O
 Second Liberty Loan Amount Of Loan . s3 900 poo 900 Interest #.#.#.#.=.. 4 Der cent Quota for the 8th Federal
 Reserve District-max-
 mum .....=.............s s120 900 900
 Third Liberty Loan. Amount of Loan ...-,-.=.- S3.00o, ,004 900 Interest .............,,. 4A per cent Quota for the 8th Federal
 Reserve District s130 COG 900
 Fourth Liberty Loan Amount of Loan ..,..#.=. S6,000 Quo, 900 Quota for the 8th Federal Interest =.=.#..#..#. 4 A per cent Reserve District ....=... 3260 900 .0o0
The Springdale news., 1919-05-09
She Finds Herself Much Better

Lame back, rheumatic pains, stiff ness and soreness in muscles and joints can be quickly relieved, Mrs L. Wayue, 2726 3rd St. Ocean Park Cal, writes: T used to have pains in my right hip. could hardly turn in bed Now I find I am much better by using Foley Kidney Pills. Like wise pains in my back left"
The Springdale news., 1919-05-09
CIRCUIT COURT
CIVIL CASES

CIVIL CASES
 eonrt at Fayetteville last
 gisposed of the following civil cases: ~ II tntber com ......d pending settlement. tiaa,e ,,s., National Bank of Springdale,
 - Bros. & Go and Sam r. ys. continued; now in federal court. 'oI' " Walker vs. Ellen Dye eontln- 9 nending settlement.
 asp paom- -MeBee Co. vs. Morley Marble Ssnn;te Works, continued by con sent. ,o Co vs gasas City and Memphis R. R. Co, aended complaint filed. ' uortford Fire Insurance Go. vs. uansas City and Memphis R. R. Co., amended complaint filed.
 Mrs I. A. Blackburn vs. J. $. Ewalt' :. al dismissed by plaintiff without prejudice ,1e Kimmons Walker and Go. vs. o ;. ri5elity oC., defendant files motion to .aa,ire plaintiff to files motion to .sa,,ire plaintiff to file contract sued Mrs NJ. | Carson vs. J C. Gardner, dismissed by plaintiff at her cost and i5daement of lower court IS by con sent vacated. Charles Deal vs P ] Burks, ,nended answer filed in vacation. Ozark Grocer Go. vs. Frank R. Who're. continued pending settlement. 4. Nelson vs. G. F. Butcher, mo .,on by defendant to dismiss for want If cost bond continued on motion of plaintiff.
 George Phpps ys. W. c. Thompson and Co. demurrer sustained; plaint- if excepts; motion to strike out eer- tain words in complaint sustained in part.
 (. W Harrington vs. J. E. Martin, continued; defendant in military ser vice.
 Dr. I. P. light vs W F. Buck and Wash Buaz, trial by . Jurors; cause withdrawn from jury and dismissed at cost of plaintiff without prejudice. W. W. Hall vs ]. P. Scott continued !. A. MeMasters vs. Wesley Kirk land. continued.
 City of Fayetteville vs. Lee Black, trial by jury of l1;verdict: not guilty
 City of Fayetteville vs. G. A. Nj. Johnson, Mgr Southwestern Bell Tel. O., continued.
 Eena Jordan vs. Home Mutual Ben aft Assn. judgement by consent for plaintiff for sf40 and all costs.
 earrel and Johnson vs. St L. and s. FR R. Co.,. amended complaint per mitted
 ( Il. Davis vs. St L. and S F. R R c., cettled out of court; dismissed Ii cost cf plaintiff.
 E. r Sparrow vs. H. C Smith and j. E. McNutt, original note fled; judgement by default for S669.40 at It per cent interest and costs
 C + Pope vs J O. Montgomery, q al continued
 City of Fayetteville ys. Smelser and Eason, consolidated with another cause.
 Maud E. Langford vs Eminent
The Springdale news., 1919-05-09

-. to be settled
 l.. S Printing and LitAegraphine Co vs. Gay and Graham continued pending settlement
 Pictorial Review Co. vs The Fair Store continued.
 Florence G. Fischer vs. L. L. Brown, judgement on appeal bond for S20 and 6 per cent interest following failure to prosecute on appeal.
 Cit yof Fayetteville vs. D. F. Ham montree, plea of not guilty; jury trial guilty; fine $5.
 Farmers and Citizens State Bank vs. s. o. Lee, Ora Lee and H. R. Lee, judgement by default against O. & 1 Lee and Ora Lee for $473 and costs
 l.. s. Addington vs. J. O. Butler and | Ozark Milling Company, judgement by default; verdict for S71.88 dam ages assessed by jury of 12
 Sarah Etenburn vs Baudina, ct al motion to dismiss by Wilburn, Bau- dina and Zulpa treated as demurrer and sustained
 K. G. McGehee vs. Rice and Rice continued
 E M. King vs. Home Mutual Bene- fit Assn. judgement by consent for $500.
 State of Arkansas vs. Lester King, felony. nolle pressed by leave of court Defendant is discharged.
 State of Arkansas vs. Frank Stiles. grand larceny, guilty; sentence not pronounced.
 State of Arkansas vs Franr Stiles grand larceny; guilty.
 State of Arkansas vs. De MeCon- i nell, grand larceny; not guilty; defen- dant discharged.
 State of Arkansas vs. Jess Collins, i grand larceny; case continued to next term of court
 State of Arkansas vs. Clarence Hol- lobaugh; guilty; fine $250 and dog valued at s100; judgement according ly.
 State of Arkansas vs. L. L. Hayes, felony; defendant failed to appear; bond forfeited and warrant issued
 State of Arkansas vs Finis Wilson held to grand jury; indictment re- turned, disturbing peace, assault and breach of peace.
 NJ W Chandler vS. Simpson and Stokes. Willard Berry administrator of Estate of S. R Stokes, deceased jury trial; verdict by consent; order accordingly
 R F. Myers vs. R F. Myers; trial by II jurors; verdict by consent for plaintiff, each party to pay own costs judgement accordingly.
 B. I. Campbell vs. Wells=Fargo EX- press Co. trial by 10 jurors; verdict for plaintiff for $1oo; new trial granted.
 R r. Myers vs. R. E. Myers trial by l 1 jurors; verdict was rendered for plaintiff for possession of cow pas ture each party to pay costs; iudg ment accordingly.
 Parks Rogers. ct al. vs. John F. i0GefSi ueIciiudHt tiltS Ht9ttOH l3 1 transfer case to county; motion is l conceded by consent of both parties; l trial set for August 1
 Shofner and Phillips vs. Hartford i Fire Insurance Co; judgment by con sent for s2l5, plaintiff to pay costs.
 D. B. Phelps vs. A. C. Dearing; de fendant files motion to transfer case to equity and said motion is conceded and this cause is transferred to equity 1 by consent.
 City of Fayetteville vs. J. C. Futrall defendant pleads not guilty and valves jury trial; plaintiff insists on jury trial and jury impaneled over ob- jection of defendant.
 H. T. Harr vs. Frank M. Kennedy and A. H. Markle; judgement by de- fault against defendants for $424.4l, judgement to bear 10 per cent inter est from date.
 A. H. Thomas vs. Home Mutual Ben eft Association; continued pending settlement.
The Springdale news., 1919-05-09
OfZNo Avail.

Say, mother, didn't you say it was very wicked to keep marbles when you win 'em "
 "0h, indeed t is William It is gambling"
 'Tbass what told Freddie Jones, but 1t didn't do bit O good He's still got mine"
The Springdale news., 1919-05-09

One way to relieve habitual consti- patton is to take regularly a mild iaxa- tive. Doan's Regulets are recon mended for this purpose 30c box at all drug stores,
The Springdale news., 1919-05-09

Most disfiguring skin eruptions scrofula, pmples rashes. etc, are due to impure blood Burdock Blood Bitters as cleansing blood tonic. is well recommended $l.25 at all stores
The Springdale news., 1919-05-09

Frank Stiles was found guilty of grand larceny in circuit court at Fay etteville last week and his punishment fixed at one year in the penitentiary
The Springdale news., 1919-05-09
REM E M BIER THAT

YOU ARE PROUD of our victory AS an American you are proud of your share of the glory. Cheering for Vic tory Is sentiment; paying for 1t .s duty, just as much of a duty as paying your monthly bills.
The Springdale news., 1919-05-09
Pleasure in Production.

Every blade of grass is study; and two produce two where there was but one is both profit and pleasure Lincoln.
The Springdale news., 1919-05-09
Spring Fever" and Common Sense

Instead of giving up and saying you have spring fever" it is more sensible to take good. wholesome physie Bliousness, sick headache, sour stomach. bloating, coated tongue all are banished by Foley Cathar- tic Tablets B B Harvard, Unadilla. Ga, writes: Foley Gathartic Tab lets give quick relief. |"
The Springdale news., 1919-05-09

YOUR LIBERTY LOAN SUBSCRIP- TON IS THE MEASURE OF YOUR PATRIOTISM PROVE UP
The Springdale news., 1919-05-09

Nowadays a girl won't marry a man unless h. can snpnort her n 2 style @hich shes unaecustomed.
The Springdale news., 1919-05-09
Gentleness Best.

Better make penitents by gentleness than hypocricy by severity.
The Springdale news., 1919-05-09
PASSING STRANGE
Human nature is queer. "

Human nature k queer.
 Yes
 Several profiteers recently at tended memorial exercises in honor of our dead soldiers, and one of them looked as if he felt out of place. Age Herald.
The Springdale news., 1919-05-09

A serious tangle is often the result of matrimonial knot
The Springdale news., 1919-05-09

freighted across the Atlantic and laid down at the docks of Hamburg The ships of America and France and Eng. land. such as were left from the Us boat war would have been set to the task of carrying
The Springdale news., 1919-05-09

Itching piles provoke profanity, but profanity won't remove them Doan's Ointment is recommended for itching, bleeding CT protruding piles 60c at any store.
The Springdale news., 1919-05-09

Colds Cause Grip and Influenza LAXATIVE PROMO QUININE Tablets remove ths cause There is only one ''Bromo Qliaine." E. w GROVES signature on box 3oc
The Springdale news., 1919-05-09

Buy yth Victory Liberty Bonds.
The Springdale news., 1919-05-09
Daury-,
Under the Wings
 of the Vuiture
By C. M, MORRISON.

.HE Black German Eagle was
 the emblem of the old Germany
The Springdale news., 1919-05-09

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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-10-10
Queer Nest.

"Suntish venture close 10 the shore
to luy their eggs and guard ulen, says
Or. +. F. Bgelow in Boys Life. This
is strange fact They begin in the
southern part of our country III April,
and may be found farther north In
III, sulhmer preparing a circular nest
in the sand by removing all the tWigs,
plants and debris from II sunny spot
about as large ns ones mead. lh"h
hy sWaying her body the female re-
moves the sand and gravel to "A depth
Of from three to four inches. Exactly
how is this digging done Is some "
the sand and gravel taken in the fish :
mouth lt Is interesting tn note Whit
coy places these nests occupy Surh
spots are sometimes Ike miniature
houses ms the aquatic plants are 50
close together at the top that one may
we'll imagine them to form windows
for sun pallorS. When the young ARE
'tatch.d the suntish like the hulIhend
guard. the nest against all n'rndcrs.'
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-10-10
jAPS DENY THEY
THREATENED YANKS


Toxic, oct. .. DeI.ai that The lap
ale "a threatened to back m Cossacks
against Americans in The recent tIcl-
dent al Imam. north OF NladisY0stOk, or
that aay apology was demanded by
the Americans is made ia Il tat"meht
issued by the Japanese g Ieral stan
here today. The statement follows;
According TO facts which have
been ascertained By the Japanese
army, two Americans were arrested
by Cos iacks on, the chafe" OF having
prevented by force the discharge OF
his duty by CGssack officer at Imam.
Siberia, on Sept. !. The Americans
were tran ferred to khabarovsk on
Sent. g. On the same day three com
lalics of American troops With ma
chine guns arrived at imaa. one
company deployad against to5SecKs
in the leighborhood ana the japanese
garrison. The two others were dis
70 ed in the iowa Itself.
"Two Cossacks, military nolicem n,
were ARE ted by the Americas Wlo
sub eouently left. The headquarters
of the Japanese garrison volunteered
its good offices and through its inter
media ion the Co sacks willingly 20
turned the arrested Americans to the
headquarters of the 9TH japanese ii.
VISION.
spontaneously the Americans re-
turned the co sacks they had arrest
ed Il is absolutely untrue that any
apolcgy was demanded or that m
Japanese threatened to back the COS
sacks if the Americans Aid not re
turn the captured military poliIem III. ;
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-10-10
MAYOR IS PROMISED
N. SIDE CAR SERVICE
BY november 18TH
EXECUTIVE GETS ASST RANCE NO
FURTHER TIME WILL BE LOST
GETTING SERVICE INAUGURAL.
ED-iSSUES STATEMENT,

The Nor Side residents viii have
though ear service by the middle Of
end al November. according 10 E.vIS.
ion superintendent Hayes Of the
Rock island Mayor George V. T..
Week3 has been making an inve3tiSa-
uo7 of the prolonged delay Ct the
road in in railing the crossing ANA
iouni that the material Aeed"d was
not ordered until about one month
ago. However. he has extracted Il
promi q from Mir. Hayes 70 put in a
bumper crossing for the winter, If the
needed material canaot be obtained
by the middle Of November.
THE afternoon Mayor Weeks issued
the followilg statement concceling
the results Of his Investigation.
THE Installation Of the re~t car
crossing over the Rock Island t~acEs
ut Columbus street f. NJ The r.r-oat
time up to tine Rock Island Railway,
and Mr.. Hayes, division superi.t"Ti-
ent OF the ROCK Island ha3 promised
me that while The crossing was not or
derod until about a month ago il will
have first preference at the ahop =,
and in the event hat it does not ar
rive for installation prior to the mid
die OF November that lo win install
n bumper eros ing over which through
service may be had. The Rock Island
viii also within two weeks throw that
part Of the street car track north OF