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Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-10-01
spider Rl.e on chin Killed Girl.

A spider bite on the chin caused the
death of Miss Anna Bloomquist, six.
teen years old. of Kane. Pa. Usual
remedies, applied after she was bitten,
proved futile, and doctors later failed
to check the poison.
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-10-01

1t is estimated that the increase OF
81 TO $3.50 in the weekly wages Of all
shop clerks win cost merchants cs
Great Britain $125.000000 to $3.50.
OO0.uOO year.
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-10-01

Placer location notices at Courier
office
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-10-01

All kinds of legal blanks at the
Courier.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-23
SUFFER|NGS HAD
 LASTED 20 YEARS
Mrs. Canoles Takes Tanlac and Says She Is Now Well
 and Strong

"Tanlac proved to be just the right med icine for me, for it soon relieved my rheu- matism and other troubles,'' said Mrs. C. A. Canoles, wife of a wefl-known farmer whose home is on R. F. D. No. 2, Adamsvii1e, Ala
 For 20 long years" she continued, '1 suffered from rheumatism and other troubles I was so nervous and restless that could sleep but little: my appetite was poor, and I was troubled with indi- gestion and constant headaches. I ached with rheumatism night and day, especially in one arm and shoulder. I lost weight and was so weak that the least little work would wear me out. Medi- cine didn't seem to do me any good, and I saw no hope of ever getting any bet ter.
 Some members of my family had been taking Tanlac and were helped by it, so I decided, too, to try it Since taking Taniac don't feel a sign of rheumatism in my arm and shoulder; my nerves are quiet, headaches are gone and I sleer fine every night. My speptite is splendid I can eat most anything I want and nothing hurts me at all. have gotten my strength back again, and it is easy now for me to get around and do my work"
 Tanlac is sold in Birmingham exclu- sively by Eugene Jacobs drug store and Patton-Pope Drug Co.-Adv.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-23
RED BLOOD MAKES BEST COMPILATIONS Wholesome Complexion the Pride and Glory of Healthy Men and Women. Pepto- Mangan Makes Red Cheeks Builds Up Tired Bodies-Helps Change Pale Complexions toNBloom of Health

The healthy. attractive woman--and man too-wtih a wholesome complexion is the envy of those who feel that, for them. such attrac tiveness is impossible.
 And yet health and attrae tiveness are much a matter of good. red blood and un- less man or woman is afflicted with some deep-seated or serious ailment. vigorous health, and personal charm are within easy reach.
 Pepto- Mangan is responsible for the pres ent health and happiness of thousands who formerly were thin. pale, languid and easily exhausted. Pepto- -Mangan helped place these folks in the full-blooded. energetic, vigorous class-and it probably can do the same for you.
 Pepto- Mangan contains the elements that make rich healthy blood. And as a result of the increased supply of red blood that Pepto- -Mangan creates, the entire system attains the vigor that belongs to every man and woman.
 Pepto- Mangan is prepared in two forms, liquid and tablets. They are exactly alike in medicinal value. Ask your druggist for "Gude's" when ordering Pepto- Mangan. Look for the name "Gude's" on the package.-Adv.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-23
SUBJECT WIDE OPEN

As result of yesterdays conference and of activity fnong the democrats, the whole subject of reservations seemed to- night to have been opened wide with both sides protesting willingness to en- | ter whole -heartedly into an energetic give-and-take effort at compromise. Pre- dictions of early action on the treaty multiplied, many senators declaring ac- ton was likely before the end Of Jan uary.
 Some of the more optimistic expressed confidence that the ratification would come before January 16, thus formally establishing peace and permitting the President to lift prohibition for a brief wet spell before the constitutional pro hibition amendment becomes effective on lthat date.
 There. were senators however, who took less stock in the compromise movement, predicting that in due time it would col lapse like all it's forerunners. It was
 pointed out that President Wilson might l intercede if reservations accepted by members of his party in the Senate diu not meet with his approval
 For the present, however, there was every indication that senators would go ahead with their compromise negotia- tions without further light from the
 White House. Senator Hitchcock said he
 l had no appointment with the President
 i and indicated that he did not now intend
 i to seek one.
 ! There was wide discussion today of the
 activities of Bernard M. Baruch of New
 York, a financial adviser to the peace
 commission at Versailles, who has seen
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-23
By As.seIat,d prsu

San Francisco, December 22-The California Foundrymen's association today signed an agreement with the Iron Moulders union whereby the striking members viii return to work on December "A at minimum wage of sE1o. This agreement brought about by Congressman John l. Nolan. was said by union men to mark the first important break in strike conditions which have involved SO,o00 or more men in the shipyards of the San Fran cisco bay district since September S0. Conditions will be adjusted by a con- ference which twill draw up an agree ment effective until April l, 1921,
 Fl Paso, Tex December Exchanges in Mexican laws allowing exportation of silver will result in two of the big gest mines in Chihuahua being re- opened after January !, it was an nounced today by r. L. Cunningham, owner of one. The mines had been closed for several years.
 Laredo. Tex. December 22.-Shortage of freight cars in the Mexican state of Coahuila may cause mines employ ing 20, GOO miners to close shutting off
 
 gulf ports, according to the Universal of Mexico City Saturday. The miners have sent a committee to Mexico City ''to plead with President Carranza for the necessary cars"
 Paris, December 22. = (Hayas.)-- Rumors reaching Paris are to the eff feet that an agreement has been con- cluded between the premiers of Ar menia and Georgia looking to a cessa- fion of hostilities and that a confer ence between the premiers will take place in the near future at which the details of an armistice will be de- cided.
 Knoxville Tenn, December 2z.-The trial of William J. Oliver on the charge of sabotage and fraud against the gov- ernment will not be held in United States district court until late in Janu- ary. Counsel for the government and the defendant have agreed to have the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-23
Fifteen Russians Fined
Rv Assoolated Prnss

Kansas City, Kan, December 22.- Fines of s1OO each wete assessed against 15 Russians, said to be mem bers of the communist party, in the police court in Kansas City, Kan. to- day, for holding an unlawful meeting. The men were arrested yesterday when police raided a meeting of men al- legged to be radicals. The Is are being held for investigation by federal au thorities
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-23
Louisville Mass Meeting
 Demands Exile of Reds
By As.eeIated Press

IN
 Louisville, ky, December 22. Ar Americanism campaign of the Louis vile American Legion, which yester- day at noon caused a stoppage of in- dustry for several minutes while citi- zens. amid bedlam of noise from bells and whistles, pledged anew to Amer ican ideals, reached climax here to- night with mass meeting of approx n1a tely 10000 persons.
 Hundreds of school children, repre- sentatives of civic, social and religious organizations, attended the meeting, the children leading the crowd in sing ing America" "Star-Spangled Ban ner" and other selections fitting the occasion. Speeches were made advo- eating deportation of all persons who seek to overthrow the American gov ernment. During the day in every church ministers made sermons on Americanism.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-23
Strikers Clash With Troops Rv As.acIatnd Pres,

Buenos Aires. December 22=strikers on the Argentine state railroad on Saturday clashed with fed eral troops at Jujuy. in the extreme north. when strikers attempted to hold up a train, according to dispatches re- ceived here. Two strikers were killed
 and three wounded. A general railroad srike in the province of Jujuy ap
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-23
The Weather
Weather Fe-ecast

Washington. December 22-Forecast:
 Georgia; Fair Tuesday and Wednesday, sloly rising temperature.
 Alapama an1 Mississippi: Fair weather and moderate temperature Tuesday anu Wednesday.
 Tennessee: Partly cloudy Tuesday ana Wednesday, moderate temperature
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-23

several senators during the past wsek and is said to have discussed the treaty with them. Senator Hitchcock said, howl ever. that he did not regard Mir BarTch as speaking for the President. with whom he recently had a conference.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-23
BENNY LEONARD WINS DECISION OVER ABEL

Atlanta, December 22.-Benny Leonard, liGhtweight champion of the world, and Jake Abel. local welterweight, boxed 10 fast rounds here tonight. The newspaper de- cision went to Leonard, who gAve m exhibition of speed and clevex- ness that outdid anything Abel had to o6er. The latter, however, put up . creditable Aght.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-23
old People Who Afe Feeble and ChillH~- Yylm Ax~ RalA anA NZaal

would be greatly benefited by the General Strengthening Tonic Effect of GROVES TASTELESS chill TONIC. It purifies and enriches the blood and builds up the whole system. A Gen. eral Strengthening Tonic for Adults and Children. COG.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-23
PARTY LEADERS ARE NEGOTIATING F OR
 TREATY AGREEMENT
(Continued from Page Onc)

binding There also have been talk or changes in regard to Shangtung and sew eral other subjects dealt with in the ma jority programme.
 A protest against the action Of the foreign relations committee in reporting saturday the resolution of Senator Knox. republican, Pennsylvania, to declare state of peace also is said to have been made to the republican leader yesterday by the mild reservationists. They are understood to have removed all possipil- itv of Senate action on the measure Tn the near future by serving notice that they would not support it unless ana uh- til it became certain the treaty could not be ratified with reservations
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-23

pears imminent and troops are guard ing all the stations. the dispatches add
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-23
Tank Steamer Agrnund

Tampico. December 22.-The American tank steamer John D. Rockefeller is aground at the shore end of the jetty here A high sea is running and it will be impossible to communicate with the tanker until it moderates A tug is ready to proceed to the Rockefeller when weather conditions permit
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-23

A Quinine That Does Not Affect Head
 Because of it's tonic and laxatice ef- feet. LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE Tablets can be taken by anyone with out causing nervousness or ringing in the head There's only aae 3f5gFT Qulnine" F. w. GROVES slecatgra on the box. soc
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-23

New York December 22-Will Hays, chairman of the republican national com mission, has accepted an offer of s10005 from Truxton Beale, former United States minister to Persia, to be given in prizes for the best platform offered bv young republican men and women, it was an nounced tonight. Chairman Hays said the contest will open at once and close March 31. 1902. The first prize of $60O0 will be given for the best manuscript re- ceived; 5000 for the second best, and stOo0 for the third The contest is confined to young men and women of % years old or under. Manuscripts are limited to 5000 words
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-23

New Orleans, December 22.-Traces of the Spanish steamship Valbanera, which was lost in September with 400 passengers and creaw aboard during the gulf hurri- cane, were found off Grand Isle by Lieut.. I. J. Wilkinson, United States navy, who returned here today from salvaging expedition. The traces consisted of q board bearing the letters "Vapor Valba- nera,p a piece of mahogany steps and a keg of claret wine, all from wreckage off Grand Isle, northwest from the mouth of the Mississippi river according to Lieu tenant Wilkinson.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-23

Ottawa. December 22.-Reports were
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-08-07
Japaitiidte ,a,,S sl,iftefide
Scl>afeft int Kaf1tpfe.

20 @aibington, i. Muguf. is
iapanifde 0ffi3iere un6 5olbaten u.
bret iapanifde BoIi3iiten tu11rben ge-
t0tet uno II iapanifde5ol6aten mebr
ODER minber htDer berlett IN eirent
3uianmenitoBe NIT binefiiden Sr1tp-
ben in &uondentfu, tpie cine offi5ielle
iapaniide Mel6una berfautbart. Die
gerIuite Ser gbinefen nuroen nidt
ongegeben.
Ser 3ufan1menftoB foIgte einem
Mngriffe auf einen 4ngefte1ten Der
iiiomnnfdurifden gifenbubn bltrb 20
d1inefifde 5ol6aten. 4uanderltfu Iiegt
airfn 100 Meilen neitli9 bon Ririn
IN Ser Manfdurei.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-08-07
8mtapeit itt H6tNett ser
8n11tGftett.

guoapeit, 5. Muguft. 8u6a-
peIt lpur6e beute BON rumdntfden
Eruppen. beiebt, 6ie Die GbeiB freu5=
ten uno 5tpar I'M 8ioeriprude bes
Sberfleutnants Nomaneai, 8ertreter
Ser Mntierten in Wien.
gerlu @nn, friiberer 4ommuni=
.itenfiibrer, traf in 8ien Elm, mo- er
.interniert tperoen miro, meloet eine
Gepei6e.
Cine Depeide bon 5onntag aus
Ser ungariihen 5auptitaot meloete,
oaB oas Gororinaen ben runtaniiden
Sruppen gegen oie nngariibe 5aupt,
ltaot gum 6alten gebradt tp1tr6e Die
iebt eingeIoufene Radridt oeutet
1arouf BIN, oaB felt oiefer 3eit oie
Rumdnen abernnls 5ortidritte ge-
maht baben miiiien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-08-07
DGniisterK Kreitprin3 ean,t
prebibitiei, ni1t perite>
ben.

True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota. on
August 7th, 1919, as required by the
Act of Congress of October 9Th, 1917.
2onoon, 4. Auault. = Seine TO-
nialide Sobeit. Bring aage bon Sd-
nelnarf, traf gefern bier nod e1nenl
ralden geillbe BON 4merifa auf Dem
0ompfer Mquitonia bier an. Ser
ihlonfe. oeutofratiide Brin5, ge-
brdunt lpie elm Snbier legte leine
reid eeputte Uniform ab uno per-
touidte lie segen einen grauen An5us
Ser 9rins aber amerifaniide Frp-
hibitipn.
csu einer Mniprade erfldrte Der
Gri11s folgenoes iiber luerifa:
uS,Sf,re 5olooten fdn1pften prad)t-
bon, oenn lie lino freie Manner. Sn
einem 9onoe, mo oerartlge Dta11ner
herunlpofien lit es gang 1tnner1tdno=
Iid1, tporl1u1 Die 6reibeit onrh Eal=
fierl1nq bon bitiousgeieben etn=
aeIdrGr1ft tperben miiiIe. Ste be-
itrofen einfud) So Ero5ent gutter Sel=
te, tpegen 5 Ero5ent idledter Yerlo=
1ren = uno oos it es, mas mir EN-
Rdtiel idein. SSsest miro europa pon
BON betr1tnfenen Mnerifanern per=
Sen. gie gngldnber iinO 6te itdrflten
1no beItGnbiglten Srinfer, oie i'd 1e=
mails beobodtete, aber fie trinfen nit
Geritdnbnis. @enn aber ein amer1tn=
ner betranfen miro, Damn fonnen Sic
i'm om gan5en Elabe boren.
SD tpob1tte etnent Diner IN eir1en
8ripatbeim IN @olbinston BET. SD
bube niirnofs III freinen aeben To-
piel berouIdenoe @etrdnfe geleben.
Gin ontpelenoer Senator, Der febr
gei5ia 5u iein idier, erfldrte mir, oaB
er Fir sic 8robibition itinn1te, tpetl
es bos poIitiihe 9ing gu tun mar; u.
er einen sebnidbrigen 8orrot IN Rt=
nem Seller bobe. 0teie @orte Yro=
bibifion fonn ni6t lange beiteben."
Ger Senat itir1n1te ont Samstag
qegen Sic grlaubnis bon Iufbetpob-
runa bon oIfobolbaltigen @etrdnfen
in Eributhein1en.)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-08-07
2lrtntee peft 1,25O,O 600
Watttt.

@ofbington, 5. Augult = eut,
pfeblungen ieitens Oes &riegsoepar,
ter1lents our ginfiibrung etnes Sp=
Items elmer oagemeinen utilitdrilder1
abridtrng Ser tougltden lunger
geanner I'M Sitter bon neu5ebn Sab=
rem, muroe bon &riegslefretar gafer
be11te oen &or1litees fir militdril lde
slngeIegenbeiten, 1oruobl jenem oes
Senats pie oes sieprdlentantenbo1=
ies uberreidt, I'M bon oieien IN Be=
rotung ge3ogen gu rperoen.
Ser 8oridlag rpuroe oom General
Itabe ouf 4riegsiefretars 8afers Mn=
neiiungen uusgearbeitet. 8ei uebers
reidunq ser SorIage erfldrte Setre=
tor gofer, baB General Beribing nod
nidt foniultiert prroe. =.
Die &egieruugsportage tiebt eine
reguldre Armee BON 81 Dibifionen
por unb n0tise einidIasise Sruppen.
forper, nit elmer Jrieoensitdrfe bon
$4,000 irei1piaigen Solooten uno
cine 4riegsit6rfe BON t,250,OOO
Wsann. Die @eierpen, nm Die boue
5tdrfe Der 0ipiiionen 5u erbalten,
tpiirbe ourd einen beitimu1ten 3ie-
bunqsaft erbalten tper6en, urter mel
.dem bte nationaIe Mrmee fir ben
,arieg gegen 9eutidlano e1nberufen
tpurbe.
Sir Abridtungsauede wiiroen nnr
funae MGnner I'M Sitter bon 19 Sab
rem au BEN Sobnen gerufen. tperoen II.
alpar fir cine breimonatlide Dienlt=
periooe, Sic jetpeilig 5u ben reguld=
rem Oibiiionen eingeteilt piir6en. @s
miro angenommen, oab idbrli9 600.
600 OeGnner ouf oieie a1t nilitari.
Ide Mbridtung erbalten lplroen.
@dbrenl 5tpeier Sabre nod oer
slbridtung rpiiroen oie iungen Man.
ner aeamungen lein, getpiiie geridte
abauaeben, lire Moreiie, Menberun=
aen betreffeno bon ibnen abbangi,
der, forperIiden 3uitano nfp. ein5n;
fenoen. sic uii1oen ST fir ie6en ab.
suIiefernoen geridt erbolten, l1no oa'
ourd, miiroe tpieber Die 8eridterltat:
tunq ongeeifert tperoen.
SIM iSone eines .@rieges tpiiroer
olle oieie Wednner 5u SEN 5abnen ge.
rufen tperoen, Inn Die reguldren Oi.
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5lnefftai dime itar3t ab;
II Este.

Mom1, 8. Mug,,it. Cine Gaproni
6lugu1oi1ine, bie bon genebia nad
WiIan fIog, fieI beute bon elmer S6be
bon 1000 Metern nit ID Berfonen
an Bor6 nobe Beronn au Bo6en. ~
Ie Hei{en6en niroen get0tet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-08-07

biiionen ous5ufiinen un6 Die erlten
Reierpetr11ppen 5u biloen. 9ie Nor-
lage iiebt eine REORGANIZATION Der re-
quldren Mrmee 51 beinube oenielben
8eoingungen tpie fiir5lid bon 'Se,
fretar 8afer porgeidlagen, Dor.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-08-07
Krieq 9egen die Observation-Disclosures

8nfbington, 6. Muguit. gs
meroen feine Mnitrengungen unter-
nonrmen meroen, oie gegentpdrtigen
8ei5enpreiie 5n rebu5ieren, Inn Die
oie Sobe auf 2ebensmihelpreiie fer.
ab5ubriifen. Dieie @ntideioung muir,
De beute bon S,1lius $. Bornes, gi-
reftor Der Ser. 5tnnten @etreioe
@orporation abgegeben, unb beenbet
ban1it cine IN 8afbington, 9. s. pieI
befprodene Metbooe Der Neou5ierung
Der 2ebensniHeIpreife.
Man entidie6 fid auf anoere Me.
tboben un6 oieie tper6en in elmer
lpeaiellen Mnfprobe Beg Brdfi6enten
ON ben aongreB 6argelegt tper6en, fo-
bal6 er oieielben at Bapier bringen
fat1n. Sc miro beritnnoen, 6aB &C.
nernlnntpoIt nnter benn 2eberafte prr.
geben tpin.
@egierung fat she Neadt s1 bdnbeln.
Weitglie6er bes &ongrenes befeben
6orauf, 6aB oie Regierung bie pone
Mndt beiiBt gu banoeln, nenn iie
noble, rno gan5 often miro IN Ror1-
greBfreiien Sic Mnfidt Inut, baB bie
Regierung eiren 8orbang fir lire
eigene ModldiIigfeit 5ieben tpone, nm
bas 8oH bon Ser Satfade ab5ulen=
ten.
Senator Bomerene, 9emofrot bon
Ohio, gob beute ieiner Mnfiht Nus-
Druid, inoem er erfldrte, baB, tpGre
er Ser GeneraIoireftor Ser giierbab=
men, er in ser 6roge Ser 26bne Ser
giienbnbnen entibeiben6 nrtttporten
o6er reiignieren tpiir6e.
9ie 8epubIifaner erHGren. 6aB ei=
ner Ser 9ouptgriir6e fir 6ie gegen-
tpdrtig 10 boben 2ebensnitRl Rlpreiie
in oem &ursf9tpanfe bes @elbes 1ie-
ge. Sic erfIdren bnB biefe &urs-
fbmnnfnngen au elmer Reh1t5iera1ng
oes @ertes Beg Collars fibrten, Die
len beirnabe gum balben 8ert berab-
6riidten uno nberon cine ger6oppe.
lung Ser Hreiie berurindten.
gefeN sur Strengthening bon Erpfi.
tieren.
@afbington, 6. 4uguit. Nad
SdIuB elmer eirtdgigen Sdtiafet 6es
ErGiioenten, zines @ubfon1itees oes
&obinettes, 6as bon @enerolantpaIt
HaInler ernnnnt tp1roe un6 Dem @e-
nerafontpaIt felbit, ipuroen gerIo1t.
borungen iber sic {ofort ein5nleiten-
SEN Sdritte CUR He6u5ier1tng oer 2e-
bensfoften gemadt. sSolgen6e ent.
ideionngen tpur6en getroffen:
Brdfi6ent Bilfon entidieo fid gun
1eberrei9ung elmer 8otidoft on BEN
@ongreB, no er tpeitere @eietgebung
CUR Ge6u5ier1tng Der 2ebensmitteI
bori6lagen miro
Mge1ten bes Sultiabepartements
erbielten ben Nuftrog ale Nufitapler
bon 2ebensntitteln un6 Rrofitiere I'M
gan5en 2anbe nl1sfinbig 51t n1aden.
sic follen pro5eiIiert un6 urtter Bab-
rungsmiHe Ifontroaaft geitent iper6en.
@erobe 6ieie 8oridldge Der Muffin-
ouna bon Buderern nit 2ebensn1it-
teln u1o Brofitieren ioate IN aaer-
erfter 2ir1ie a1f oas ftrengite ausge.
fnbrt u. Bel BEN Serren @ublfpeider.
befisern in Chicago begonnen ,perben.
@eIoitrofen fino gu gering I'M foIbe
empfin6li9 5l beftrafen
1no Ser aongreB follte @efte ous.
sic Die en1pfinoli4ften @e-
fdngnisftrafen borieben. Rur 10 fnnn
eipem Breistreiben IN ben rotigiten
9ebensmitteln cine @ren5e geaogen
peroen. Alle @roBban6l1ngs sbdufer
i'm gan5en 2on6e r1iiifen auf bds
Itrengite n11terfubt tperben uno felbft
Dor BEN Brofitgeiern I'M aleinbdnoel
barf fein &oH gemabt ueroen. Sbne
3tpeifef miiroen fi1 bann unfere &C.
aIs biel 3u Helm ertpeiien.