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$7.00 to $25.00
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BBtered at postofflce, QranM Pasa,
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WEDNESDAY, AIGVST 27, 1919
OREGON WKATHXR
f Fair, warmer scruthwest por- -f
-f tion; gentle westerly winds.
KINNEY & TRUAX GROCERY
Quality and Service
IT TO
WESTERN TRIP SOON
Washington, D. C, August 27.
.The president will begin his Pacitic
coast trip as soon as details can be
arranged probably within the next
ten days or two weeks. Secretary
Tumulty has announced that the
president may review the fleet at
San Francisco on September 15.
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SAVE THE REDWOOD LEAGUE'
(Continued from page 1)
on the road from Grants Pass to
Crescent City. The Del Norte coun
ty redwood group extends into Ore
gon eight miles, and this tract, the
only redwoods in Oregon, should also
"be made a public park.
Grants Pass, In accordance with
Its location, will be on the Park to
park highway and should be-an out
fitting point for the redwood parks.
Madison Grant is head of the Zoo
logical society of New York, trustee
ef the American museum, president
ct the Bronx park commission, trav
eler, writer and lover of nature. His
Interest is to save the nature's won
derland to posterity and he is inter
esting men of influence and commun
ities to see the importance of the nat
ural scenery. The purchase of the
redwoods he says, would require an
Amount less than the price of a bat
tleship, yet would bring tourists to
the west who would spend each year
a fabulous sum.
The need for speedy action is very
great as in some instances the own
ers of small tracts are taking ad
vantage of the highways to log off
their timber and in a short time the
highways will extend through a wil
derness of massive stumps and un
derbrush, unless measures are taken
to prevent
Mr. Gratot suggests the advisabil
ity of the Grants Pass chamber of
commerce organizing a league to co
operate with the Del Norte county
league for the saving of the red
woods In Oregon and Northern California.
ADDITIONAL PERSONAL
Mrs. Atiua Pearson and son re-:
turned today froiu Merlin.
A. Harmon of Drydon was a busi
ness visitor in ('.rants Pasa today.
Mrs. C. E. Campbell of Rogue
River spent the day here shopping.
George A. Bii kel of Ulendale made
a business triu to this citv Tuesilav.
Miss Bernice Cahill of Hugo spent
the day in town.
John Welch, Jr., of Portland, who
is driving to Mexb-o, spent the day
here.
Mrs. J. M. Smock of Holland, who
spent several days in town, returned
today to her home.
Mrs. George Tompson. arrived to
day from Rosebnrg and will make
her home here.
Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Lewis of Los
Angeles, who spent the past few days
looking over property interests here.
left this morning for their home.
Harry Cougle and family and the
Grant Thrasher family leave in the
morning for a week's camping trip
at Crescent City.
Ira Teal, U. S. N., who has been
visiting his family at Lewiston, Ida.,
was in Grants Pass today and left
this afternoon for San Francisco.
Dr. Albert Stratton and family of
Portland, who have just visited Cra
ter Lake and are now on their way
home, spent the day here with the
W. W. Walker family.
NEW TODAY
B A RTIjKTT PEARS" FOrT S A LE
cheap, for canning. Smaller site.
NOT wormy, in hulk. Bring
boxes or sai-ks. Parsons office. 50
rK SAl.dC iNice, firm Early' Craw
fords, one cent a pound at Van
Dorn farm. Inquire for Mrs. Knl
vey. Address U 11. Falvey,
.Merlin, Ore. 57
FOR SALE -Sixty laying hens,
cheap, ltd. No. 2. F. W. Hull. CO
t T 1
IS"- J I
1 - ' f k
Don't let vour children t
they are fretful, peevish, puny or
cross, give them Holiister's Rocky
Mountain Tea a harmless but safe
laxative for children. 35c Saftln's
Drug Store. Adv.
equall-
COMING EVENTS
5ept. 8, Monday Board of
zation meets.
Sept. 8, Monday Grants Pass pub
lic schools open.
Sept. 18, Thursday Courier Bar
gain Day.
WHEN EVERY MOVE HURTS
Lame every morning, achy and
stitt all day, worse when it's damp or
chilly? Suspect your kidneys and
try the remedy your neighbors use.
Mrs. Wm. Harvey, 621 N. Eighth
St., Grants Pass, Bays: "I suffered
from kidney trouble. My back near
ly killed me, It ached so badly. I
was as helpless as a child, being con
fined to my bed most of the time. My
kidneys were terribly congested and
I was a nervous wreck. It Just seem
ed as though every inch of my body
was affected, as I ached all over.
Doan's Kidney Pills pulled me
through this. I stuck to them for
several months and was finally able
to get around as well as ever. I
consider myself cured.
Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy
get Doan's Kidney Pills the same
thai Mrs. Harvey had. Foster-Mll-burt.
Co.. Mfgrs., BuftV.r, N. Y.
Neilson's 3-Fiec Orchestra
Will furnish the jazz, julip
Johnny-jump-up at Murphy, August
30th. 56
FOR SAiLE Crawford ieaehes and
Bartlett pears at lc n pound. Also
ripe tomatoes at 14c a pound.
Bring your boxes. Georne A. Ham
litoii, Riverside Orchard, Frull-
(r ; f I
; J v
v" ? 8A j)t il.,n ttnuxtm Cm
dale.
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Iiikou on tli.. mini ut VIiiiI.Iim..u.
Ktiirliiml. wliciv fuiuous Nliirs nut In
i-liiiHiiioii.sip triuilH iiutti'lii'M, nit
plmtti kIuiws Mn Sii.iinni. l.iMii'luK
j fiiiu.iiis Kri'ii. li star In tin- imIiImi of H
I'iny.
1XR SALE Vetch, gruy oats, cheat",
rye. baled hay. rolled barley, grass
seed. Ralph Waldo Eldcn 55tf
20 MORE hop pickers wanted at old
Ranzau yard. Picking commences
September 1. 11.50 per 100. A
ply to J. E. Verdin. R. F. D. 2. 38
HIGHER STATUS FOR
PRIVATE SECRETARY
WANTHD couple, no children, a
furnished modern bungalow. Will
rent same for long period. Phone
H-J or address C. A. Swope, Hotel
Holland, Medford. 80
Tlmmons Sells Half Interest
R. Timmons on Tuesday sold a half
interest in his second hand store to
P. A. Beaman, who conducts' a groc
ery store next door. Mrs. Beaman
will have charge of the grocery bus
iness, while Mr. Beaman will keep
the second hand store oneratlne. Mr
Timmons will continue as outKidn
man.
Classified Ad Rat
Classified advertising In the Dallv
Courier will be charged for at the
rate of 5 cents per line Der issue un
less paid la advance. The rate of
25 words t 50 cents per week does
InOt DrOVlde for hnrikkaanlnir nnst
I - WVf.UQ, UD-
andjw 0,1 statements mailed, etc. Here-
w Hciu,iiiou occasional
charges at the cheap rates but, no
more.
rive miliars itewara (
Five dollars reward will be paid
for the arrest and conviction of any
one stealing the Dally Couriers from
residences or mall boxes.
Foley's Honey Tar
for
COUGHS-COLDS-CROUP
Fat aur Ymzs dm Siudtnl Fusily Cwgb McjdH
Tak.So SubtUtmt j lot Folmy Honmy A Tar
SOLD EVEItrWHEKK
vmssam
THE UNIVERSITY. OF OREGON
mnwHL. rtSTURis
A baantifill eunpna, UmlMm ot nwdil.
lta, modern (tcUltte. low oat, with hii
ovportaaraM (or mU-Mp, "MhlrUos tor
mrrbod?," rUj drauemtle ktmoipban
tod to baoai "Otojon Spirit."
SCHOOLS AMD) Muiwim
tbt tJnltrriitT taehito to OoDait ot
Utmtnra, Sdut and th Arth ud Cm
nwrtal School of law, lioUenw, (tt
portlud), Arenltaetni. " . Ooaf
ourot, Edocstion ud Mule.
Vrtw m m.1mka ftl I ..J t. (M - ,a
THE REGISTRAR, UNIVERSITY OF OREGON, EUGENE, OREGON
BE A LEADER
A un ti vtnUtitt . in v.Mi temmmui irj mty IJi an tnurr mikm"-El
An immense problem in reconstruction confronts the present generation.
jrvu uuuiS yuur uiinost 10 prepare to teaa in its solution
:-Mr(fiilll)riiSlty,' l 'A
Oregon Agricultural Gollege
Train f 1.4 t... i .t tJ i'i liii . '
.w. r.wslsl(fK ms tisv inuusiric ana sroinnoni lotiow .
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?ocMnMl?MiC.,0i"CUI-TURB' COMMERCfe; FOREStRY." PHARAC. MUSIC.
MECHANi i!iAJJON' C,V1L ENOINEER1NO. ELECTRICaC ENCINEERINQ.
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING. CHEMICAL ENGINEERING. INDUSTRIAL ARTS,
WIMlKJf- vif-. Vi .r.,V, vnB.inn.nv, aiwinbcninu, inuuaiKIAI.
- """iiiiiu, lajuoiimu HrlvjlNaKKINQ, MILITARY SCIENCE.
KtSiII'S5it-''in" lrc'ud" En,h.h. Economic Art, Muhtni.tiv;. Modcn tnuan.
Phytical Educ.tion. Induttrul Jovim.h.m. Nnuial Scinc. tuid oil cunl,.U ol on ctliKMion.
Three regular terms Fall term beeins SeiDembeT'22. 1Q19
I 1J 1 is Mr m.
UjsVMnBBsiH
wimimiiI iS iwi -t1 Fh tan u tar it - Lrh(H"
rilisVwlssW
nation ddrM
Corvillu
F01 Collw Clot. ItluitrMcd Booklet intf other informitiiWaddrcn
uicgon Atncultural colKfe, totv.lln
Degree of "B, S. S." (Bachelor of
Secretarial Science) Con
ferred at This School.
Boston linlviTslty. lii.s,. prufeKKloiml
Schools of nw. IIHlllcllu. tiuxilmrv mi.l
wlucntlim are known natlnmilly, an
nnuiiiHij ndilltion ot a new profe.
slonnl school the Collect of Swre
inrlul Si lence. Its purpiwe in to train
jwinc women for the tusks of the
private necretury, executive secrelnry,
social secretiiry. cjvll servlit? secrelnry,
olllce uianiiKer, iieiuuiiliinl's SMKintiuit.
Tlie rollpee tins courses covering
four yearn, 1euililR to the degree of
Bachelor of eecretnrlul science. A
short two-yenr course is ulxn offered,
but dues not leud to the degree, nu.
a oue-yeur coume of InteiisKf study
for coIIi-kp t-rutluutex Is providiil.
The iiilli-BP win open for In nrt
term fn SeptemlM-r. A full curriculum
for the fun fnur-year course Iiiik not
Jfet been worked out, hut the procruin
for the first year shows the followlliK
e the Kiilijectn of Htudy for proxpec
tive cccretiirleN : Kntrltfli wrltlnt.', Unlt
ed StuteM rexouneM mid Imiuxtrlefi,
secreturlul ellilr, uml diilleK, miKlern
forelKti liinKUHKes. hlnlory, liiiMlneHH
inHtliemiitlrs, xhortliuiid, typewritlii(,
physical eilueutiim.
Ttnillieox uml society women of Ron
tun niil vlilnlty nppenr ill ilx tin.
liniliKianint bulletin no the bimid of
nilvi.-ors. AmnriK the uirvNors lire:
Mr. Atiiliew ,f. ivteri, Jlr. F. L. i 1 1 k-K'ti'-on,
Mrs. .Tiitnes J. Storrow, Sirs
Niitluililel Tlmyer, Mrx. Kurrett Weil
dell, Mrs. V. Lullirop Ames, JIi'm.
Kllslm Kliiirc, MInx Klleii KHz I'einlle
ton. Mix Krederlek Windsor uml Mrs.
Cliurlns .Sumner Hlrd. Theodore Uw
n nee Davlx Is inrettor mid professor
of xei reliiriul xelenre.
PHRENOLOGY WRECKS HOME
California Man Lays Busted Home to
Sciene.
'A phrenologist's hump "busted up"
the home of William Kdwln Wlsemnn
of IxiS' Aniteles, So It Is stated In h
suit for (llviirfe Hint Wiseman Bled
against Ada Porter Wlxeman.
According to Wiseman, his wife got
hold of 'a book on phrenology , and a
chart hnd proceeded to phrenologlze
his head. Then xhe Is nald to hnve
aniiouHctPd' ln the presence of guests
tbht she was of a much greater srtlxtlc
temperament than her husband. Ac
cording to' her analysis of the bumps
bri his head, It Is alleged, she made the
deduction that she was mlxinated. All
this, coupled with sundry other things,
charged Wiseman, caused him great
meniiil siiffprlng and resulted in a
breakdown. ' The couple were mar
rfed In' li)04.
' Novelist's Wife Puts In.
"She regretted tlie hath. She mlHsexl
It, and so must we all. In modern his
tory, as In modern Action, It Is not
nice In 1 lie least for the heroine eveti
such a iluliloux liemiue as Mumlse
to liuve a butlilesx (lav. As for hemes.
Ill the polite 'chronicles, they get St
least two tin t hn a day one heroic cold
shower !l(i the morning uud one hot
tub in tin lute uftcVnonn before Bet
ting linn t'liiiltlexx uvcnlng utttre. This
: floe not apply to Heroes or Kuxxlnn
I mustei pieces, of course, for they never
j blithe. ' ('Why should they,' my wife
pi) 1 h "1 11, since they're going to commit
suicide anyway?')" "The ''Cup or
- Vuvy.'' by Hiipert- Hugh.
BARNES, The Jeweler
ft. P. Time Inspector
N'eit door First Nstioaal IWtok
TIRES
Fabric and Cords All Sizes
C. L. HOBART CO.
Surprise Day
iiaye you noticodj,heplendid assortment of used
cars we have orThand? ThTlow prices cjuoted sim
ply testify to the quality of squarfe dealing you al
ways get at
COLLINS AUTO COMPANY
511 H Street Pnone 317
PHONE
281
For Price on Wheat
Pardee's Grocery
KNITKl) STATKS RAM.HOAI ADMINISTRATION
I)riM)CTlt OIONWRAI, Ob' HAIUtOATO
SO.l'TIIBRXTACirK: R .VII ROAI)S A N 103 NORTH OK AS1IIMN1)
OUTING PLACES
Outing means vaciMion, i'Iiiiiikc, rest ami relaxation of the
iMMly, rejuvenation and renewal of spirit, InvigorntJiiu; and refn'sh
ing the nriml. .Many attractive outing places nearby. .Hiimmitr c.
curslim tickets ar on sale.
Shasta Springs
fieuson tickets from Oraiits 1hss $7.20
15-day tickets from Oranls Pass , A.txi
SiiikiIbI fares alao In effect to SluiHta Rerleat and
other Shasta rnaorts.
Crater Lake
Season tickets from Grants Pass 1 6.00
15-day tickets from Grants Pass IO.HO
Newport -
Season tickets from 'flrants iPass fit. 1(0
Corresponding fares from other points-.
Tflamook County Beaches
Season tickets from firants iPass flU.HO
Fares to Neah-Kali-Nle, Manzanlta and Hayoeoan
slightly higher. Corresponding fares from other
points, '
Varioos . .
Special fares In elfoct to Columbia 'River Beaches
Mt. Rainier National Park, Yellowstone Nation
al Park and Olucler National Park.
'Inquire of Ticket Agent
, ' t
JOHV M. H(X)TT,
' ticiicral PiiNsengcr Agent ' "
HaH! DOKE AT THE COURIER OFFICE