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MOXDAV, JVIY 14, ll. aiusT pass daily courier PAQB TURKS Expert Battery Work By an Expert Battery Man Tire Repairing Well Done Goodrich Tires Auto Service Company Classified Advertising FOR HALK PHE8KNT OWNERSHIP township Plata of Josephine county, 50c acb. For Hi by Josephine Coun ty Abstract Co. Blue prlntlrg at reasonable rales. tf OET YOVR TIRES ME.VDBD and buy a D. M. A C. K. welder for future nae. See Mr. Gotcher, tha tlra man at OranU Paaa botel tf 11 ACRES oak, madrone, (Ir and pica, on railroad In Jerome Prairie. Will take wood Id pay ment etunipage. Phone 270. 83tf 00-ACRB 8TOOK RANCH (or aula; about 125 acrea In cultivation; considerable Irrigation: 2 mile from R. R. elation: 1 'A miles from two achoola; half eaab, bal ance low Interest. Addreaa No. 1062 car Courier. 6tf FOR SALE Singer sewing machines on eaay terma. Machines rented and old machinea taken In part payment. C. A. Chapman, 245 S. Central avenue, Med ford. Local headquarters OranU Paaa Hard- ware. ltt A NOEL CAKES 76 cents each; or der by phone. No. 190-J. . 92tf 1914 HARIjRY-DAVIDSON motor cycle, used one year, good tires. Price $100. Daniel McFnrland. - T40 North Tenth street. 17 TIMBHR Ol.AI.M FOR SALE 1 60 acrea near Kerby. moatly pine. NH of 8B, SWi or SVVi and RK of WU, Be.i. 14. T. 39 8.. R. 8 Went. Price $2,260. Ad dreaa owner. Mra. Mattle E. Pal mer, 874 iNehalem, Ave., Portlund, Oregon. 37 FOR aAI-fla Invalld'e wheel-chair. No 10 Remington typewnrter. Doth In iflrat clasa condition. "Inquire of Mra. Cdw. O. Harris, 1042 East A street. Phone 841-R. 18 FOR SMJB One thoroughbred Berkshire gilt, one year old. Phone C. F. Da-Nvs, Wlldervllle. v 17 FOR. flALB A gentle cow, glvea 2 V4 gallons milk dally. Welgha from 900 to 1000 pounds. Price $66. Next plaice aouth of County Home, A. B. Alberta, R. F. D. 1. 17 FOR iRBNT 4-room bungalow, 421 Wert L, ahade treea, good well, electric llglita, 2 acrea, barn, 'poul try house and park. Addreaa Mra. W.tt.M. fTaylor, 1114 Pine St. 88 JVANTKD WANTED 'Man and wife want one or two inooma with bath. North aide preferred. Addreaa No. 1230 .care Oounler. lOtf WANTED Waitress art. the Jose phine Hotel. U , ' 1 2tf WANTBD to rent ifor two months High speed motojicycle In good ruulac esndltlon, eouljPd with speedometer, horn, llghta. Good rent. State price and make of machine. Addreaa 1247 rare of Courier. 18. AVAiNTEO Serving by the day. Ex perienced. ; Phone 104-J. 17 iW!A:NTEiD Men for concrete road work. Wages $4.60 and up. Board $1.00 also men for rock .quarry same wages. Perham, 'Brown, Dean A Hague, Marshfleld, (Oregon. ' . 32 MISCfCIAANKOUB . U GALBOAITH Insurance, any kind. Rentals. Building and Uan. ' fluff flJIflM Wa,b,!Jr. C09 D W,t. r futt IOST IJ3T Crescent-shape gold pine with diamond setting. Finder pleaae leave at Courier office, care No. 1238 and receive reward. 17 DAILY JITNEY to Sal ma, Kerby and Waldo. Leaves Granta Paaa dally at 9:30 a. m. Everett Hogue, phone 817. 217 l!8B TUB WHITE CINE TAXI FOR prompt service. City and oountry trips. Safety first Call OranU Paaa Hotel, phone 39k. Residence phone 820-R. W. O. White. 70 CAUL 262-R FOR CITY AND coun try trips. New Chevrolet at your disposal. Day and night, prompt service. Spa Tail. C. E. Oilk eon. , Oltf IF YOU WANT TO OET THERE, call 22-J. Two common old Fords. We are on the Job anywhere aad any time. Palace Taxi Co. Wyatt and Cutler. Jitney Luke. 60tt OKAY AO 8 AND TRANS fcJt THE WORLD MOVES; ao do w Bunch Broe. Transfer 'Co. Paon . 197-R. F. O. ISHAM, drayage and traoat Safes. tlanos and furnltm moved, parked, shipped and stn ad. Office phone 124-Y. Rel dence phone. 124-R. CIVIL ENGINEERS " DANIEL McFARLAND. civil engi neer and surveyor. - Residence 740 Tenth street, phone 211-Y. R6 PKNTI8T8 . C. MACyTdT vTvT PlTst-lae-dentistry IA9H South Brit, street, Grnte Pass, Oreson PHYSICIANS U O. ELEMENT. M D.. Practt limited to diseases of the eye. aa aose and throat. Olaaaaa attef Office hours 1-12, 2-6, or on ar polntmsot Office phone II. rea denoe phone 3.61-J. 8, LOUQHRIDOE. II. U. Phteiui. and surgeon. City or country eal attended day or night. Resident phone 169; office phone 1 Rt Sixth and H. TuSa Bldg. A. A. WITHAM, M. . D. Interna medicine and nervoue diseases 90S Corbett Bide. Portland. Or. e r f -.. . n . - . s . . . nuurs m 10 ii a. m.; I to t p. m. DR. ,W. T. TOMPKINS, , 8. . T. Rooms 1 and 3 Schmidt Bldg Treat all diseases. Hours' 9-11 a. m.; 1-6 p. ro. Phone 304-R. tf VRTKRINARY 81KUEO! DR. R. J. BESTUL, Veterlnariar Office, residence Pnona 106-P HLKOTIUOAL WORK ELECTRIC WIRING , and general electrical work, repairing, house wiring. C. C. Harper, 318 North Sixth street, phone 47. tf The California and Oregdn uoasi itaiiroaa uompany TIME CARD Effective Nov. 19, 1918. Tralna will run Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Leave Grants Pass .........1 P, M Arrive Waters Creek.......8 P. M. Leave Watera Creek..., ...8 P. M Arrive Grants PaM ;,4 P M. For Information regnrdaj relirhl Rnd passenger rates call at the ottlct i nf the rompsny. Lnndburf bi;H4JK DAIRY BARN OR OPEN SHED? Much Meetsd Question. Among Fra temlty for Many Ycara Data Offered by Government, (Prepared by the Unltad BotM pepart manl of Afrkulture.) "Cows ronsumed somewhat more feed and produced allglitly more milk when kept In open rIh'i! ttmn In cloand bnm. while their Increnm-d product Ion did not ofTwt the extra cost of feed," reports the United Hlutes department of agriculture from the remtlls of luvwtlgatinna ouiiki-tel at HeltMVllle, MO. "Which : the open shed or rlnwd hum for dairy rfiwsf hn been a much mooted ejnentlnn umons - -"'Li. : -wl f rr v i i ill -hit: i.i InUrior . of a Well-Arranged Dairy Barn. the dairy fraternity for muny year" and the data offered by the fedcrnl dopertraent la lllumluallve In clcnr'nc up the prohlenia. From present knowl edge, the oien ahed la not tlioucht to I adapted to regions of extreme cold, deep suowg or high wind. Considering all operallous, oilier than milking and feeding, sllghllv more lubor waa required to rare foi Cows under the open-shed syitti'iu of n-.unegement, while there we it a ten dency for "bosa" cows to deprive the Weaker nnlmala of feed, and (lie nor tniil bilvaicages of the ched which re sulted In decreased production on the part of the more timid town. The manuie was apparently well pre served, until It could be hauled to the land, uader the open-shed system and It was handled more economically than In the rlowd barn. Furthermore. c6rnstalka In the manure were suffi ciently decomposed to be handled kuc ceHfully with the manure spreader. Under the open-shed system, 08 per rent more betiding waa required for each cow, but the cows were cleaner and more comfortable. There a I.'ttle difference In the time required to bed the animals uuder the two sys tems, but the rapid rottlug of the corn stalks or other coarse material un der the open-sbed method makes their use tot litter la the open shed prac tlciiL Despite other results to.tlie contrary, the results of this experi ment showed that there was little if any difference In the frequency of In Jurlea to cowa under either pen-hed or rlosed-bnrn condition. In general, little difference could be noted In the contentment of the ows CHICHESTER S PILLS f kt-ko-lr UIaMBraa4V f'lIU Ik KrS ud tM4 wulUcrV ni(at. AkfcCin.jlft:.TEBS UIAMONB IIRANV PllXISfct S HM known Stsl. Salnrt. Alvny RtluU4t SOLO BY DRLGGtSTS EVERYWMERr ATTORNEYS H. D. NORTON, Attorney-t-law. Practloes in all State and Federal Courts. First National Bank' Bldg. G. W. CCCVIQ, Attorney-at-law. Grants Paas Banking Co. Bldg. Granta Pass, Oregon. B. S. VAN DYKE, Attorney. Prac tices In all courts. First National Bank Bldg. ' O. S. BLANCHARD. Attorney-at-law. Golden Rule Bldg. .Phone 270. Grants Pass, Oregon. BLANCHARD & BLANCHARD, Att torneys. Albert Bldg. Phone 236-J. Practice In all courts; land board attorneys. ", C. A.'SIDLER, Attorney-at-law. Ma sonic Temple, Granta Pass, Ore. JEO.iH. DURHAM, Attorney-at-law, , referee in . bankruptcy, Masonic Temple, , Grants Pass, Oregon. Phone 135-J. ... ' ' , JAMES T. CHINXOCK, Lawyer. , First National Bank B.W., Grant 1 nnder open-sbed or closed-barn con ditions. Some of the animals ap peared to be more contented in barn stalls; others more at ease In the open shed, while still others appar ently bud no preference. However, under open-shed conditions the cows had more freedom, as they could lie down and get up with ease and could select a clean place on which to He wlienever they chose. Furthermore. 4 hey had access to an ahuudant sup ply or rresh air. In many poorly ven tilated dairy barns the sir supply doubtless would be an important fac tor In making the open abed more de sirable as a source of cow comfort. Data collected by the department of agriculture shows that In the In stance of 21 cows which were kept under the two systems, IS animals pro duced more milk snd butterfat when kept la the open shed, while six cows showed a higher production when maintained In the closed barn. Tbe total production while la the open abed was 94.G30A pounds of milk con taining 1 .535.15 pounds of butterfat, nd that In tbe closed bars was 81, M8.7 pounds of milk containing 1, 437.41 pouuds of butterfat. Accord ingly, under tbe open -shed system, there was a total increase for the period considered, about eighty days, of 2.732.2 pounds of milk and 97.74 pounds of butterfat, or an average tor each cow of 130.1 pounds of milk and 4.tfi pounds -of butterfat. The total number of months compared under each syxtem was 67, and the average time was about eighty days. Calcula tions from these Inures Indicate that there was an avcrne monthly In crease of 48 pounds of milk and J.7 pounds of- butterfnt for each cow while studied In the open shed. It Is largely a matter of personal preference for the farmer to deter mine under which system, open shed or closed diilry barn. It ia most prof itable for III in to maintain bis dairy eows. GREENS OR POTHERBS A large number of cultivated and artld greens are edible, and when can ned make succulent and valuable food for tbe winter and spring months. Among the cultivated greens are 8wlss chard, kale, Chinese cabbage leaves, upland resa, French endive, cabbage sprouts, turnip tops, young, tender New Zealaud spinach, beet tops, dande lion, young, tender dasheen sprouts, native mustard, Russian mustard, col larda, snd tender rape leaves. Among tbe wild greens are peoner cress. bmb's-quarter, sour dock, smartweed sprouts, purslane, pokeweed sprouts, dandelion, and milkweed (tender sprouts and young leaves). . Can greens the' same day they are picked. Wssh clean, sort thorouehlv. allowing no foreign weed leavea or other vegetable matter to remain. Rid the greens of all sand. dirt, and dry, decayed or diseased leaves. Place the greens In a crate or cheesecloth and blanch in live steam either In an Improvised homemade steamer,- or reg ular minmerrlal steamer, for 15 min utes. Remove the greens and plunge quickly Into cold water. Remove to a freshly scalded pan or vessel and cut Into convenient lengths. Pack Into hot Jars, add hot water to All the container, and season to taste. If desired, a few strips of bacon, chlpied beef, beef, ot olive oil may be added to the greens. Partially seal Jars. Processing with steam nnder pres sure. Is recommended.- Process pint Jars: 40 tnfuutes nnder steam pressure of ten pounds. Seal Immediately, cool In i place free from drafts, test- for leaks, and sure In a dark, cool, dry place. If tbe Intermittent boiling process Is used, boll for ne hour on each of three successive days. Loosen the cov ers before each subsequent boiling, and after each .boiling .seal completely. Cool, test for leaks, and store. If tbe one-period -continuous boiling process Is used, boll for at least two ooura. Seal Immediately, cool, test for leaks, aad sore. United States De partment of Agriculture. ,- , Printing that pleases We do it! Courier Job Department Thrifty,shrewd,care ful people make, it a habit to read our clas sified ads Do you? These ads. are mon ejy savers and money makers. " , Keep your eyes on them. (n the sealed package I Wm. I V - mm IK . I r nil JA of Its coolness sealed In Protected, preserved. Tbe flavor lastsl SK for. and be SURE a . i to get WRtGLETC. 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