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»H IPS ARB CHARTERED
"'Ul'RSDAY MARCH J4, 1M7.
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WOMAN DRAWS SIX YEARS
TO CONVEY BRITISH
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S r>CK‘'(» \ rO l'N T Y . PREGO*
T IM E FOR BMHKZZLBMENT
WORKERS TO CANADA
Can You| Spell?
Miss Harriet Weatheson, for
mer cashier of the Florence Stale
and Savings hank, Friday was sen afer it. It will he a splendid sliinn
Here are sonic more of the wolds
tenced to serve a term of six years hint merely to get (lie miner's habit which will he made use of in the
in the state penitentiary. Sentence of lio|H‘, besides the physical rewsird spelling contests to lie staged in Hie
was pronounced by Judge Skip- that is now coining to Hie miner schools in the near future. Au elim
worth of the circuit court. Miss everywhere.
ination process will he used to pick
Weatherson entered a plea of
the best spellers in the grades and
guilty yesterday to a charge of lar OREGON SCENERY ATTRACTS
then a challenge will he issued In
ceny by einbezilement of funds of
FAMOUS POSTER ARTIST phe townspeople or some organisa
the bunk hud the sentence was pro
tion for a jjoint spelling bee. Prii-
nounced on this plea.
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Oregon s unparalleled scenery has.
,, will , be . provided
. , for the best
Miss Weatherson received the
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1 spellers in the schools, Finul dr-
attracted
the
brush
of
one
of
the
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sentence without show of emotion.
tails have not yet been completed.
During the pleas ot attorneys for country's most famous artists.
both sides in the rase, prior to the
This was animuii, e.i today b\ John sUrfM(.c sweeping sweeps thief waist
sentence today, she sat with eyes M. Seott. assistant passenger traf- |llls|,llnt| „mount human view elec-
lowered. \\ hen she stood up to re fie manager for the Southern I a- ,j()|) c,vrk though o’clock support
n .g;|r<| esc.,pe #,nce wh|dl
ceive senlenee. she looked straight eifie at Portland, who staled that a
four color oil painting of Crater I,h (ks|rov ,u.WM>ul„.r dmighk.r
ahead, her face expressionless.
Lake has just been completed by swvr re|l|> obUgl.
k|,own
Maurice
I.ogan
of
San
Franeise,o
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animal
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MINING MEANS HOPE
unit copies of the postci aie being Imtcher button cabbage careful
broadeasl by the taiboad company. ,.„„ght changing cough cousin dot
Amazing progress lias been made
Copies of Hie attractive posit i |ul.s frceMe fronds grief guilty hop-
in chemical and nieehanieal treat are being posted on the bulletin
ment of ores, so that ores once re boards of (lie company's stations | ping hungry kitchen language lining
Wantad clean cotton rags, at
garded as expensive waste are today from Portland to Ogden and New ' | nephew nineteen noticed parlor pas
he News Office.
producing gotal values; and capital Orleans as well ns displayed in the sengers queer quiet reinuined re-
is available in increasing amounts offi(.cs of iu generB, ugencjt.s |o tr.'uting style subtract tailor thumb
tills trial twelve voyage whisper
for new ventures.
eated in this country and abroad.
wrong sometimes declare engage fin
What the miner produces is new
al
terrible surprise period addition
and clean and helpful. It Is not a MODEL MINING CITY
employ property select connection
speculative to the world’s savings.
VALLES EDUCATION firm region convict private com
In every way. the miner is a business
GASOLINE
asset Io any rommuniy.
Mines j
n,>\v mining ramp is to rise in mand debate crowd factory publish
make the best possible noncompeti- i',ab under Hie name of Copperton, represent term section relative prog
president
measure
live local markets for farm and ran •j'he Utah Copper Company is dir ress entire
W ith The
serve
estate
remem
ge products. I hey breathe courage ec|i„g the building of this model famous
ber
either
effort
important
due
in
FLEXIBLE TREAD
and enterprise and vision as does no J mining ritv, adjacent to Hie town o f
Low in Price and Operating other investment or industry known Bingham. Evi.lentally, perhaps, the clude running allow position field
to men. Mining pays splendid phys-
,„wn ,,f Hingham will be given ledge claim primary result Saturday
Cost
ieal
contributions
to
national
pros-
over
,o mining operation, while the appoint information whom urresl
Grants Pass, Oregon
Pcrity; but even greater value is its community activities will be trans theius. Ives special women present
spirit of militant hope.
ferred to Copperton, covering a roll- action justice gentleman enclose
awuit suppose wonderful direction
If there is anything to mine in ' ing f,.., „ few mlles distant,
forward
although prompt whose
your proximity, organize and go | Copperton is 30 miles from Suit
statement perhaps their Imprison
Lake City and three miles front
written arruuge ankle appears beg-
Hingham. Sixteen modern homes, i
with every convenience have been
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. i consented continued dangerous debt
erected and 2a more are projected. ,
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Space has been set aside for a pub-
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, journey laid onion tiraise properly
lie park with children s playgrounds
u t
Watch for another list next week.
and tennis courts adjoining. In ad-;
the season of the year when we plant gardens
dition the public grounds are pro-,
vided with a baseball park and am-1
and crops that we may have something to har
pie parking space for automobiles.
vest.
A site for a school building has
been set aside and one hoard of ed
Double your
ucation is planning for early eon-
Why not a crop of dollars to harvest ? Yon do
fun
sruction of a building. The homes
not have to plant then! all at one time, blit en
in Copperton are of brick and tile,
with a
deavor to save part of ALL your earnings, and
with hot air heating systems, as
contrasted with frame construc
when opportunity presents itself, you can har
tion, heated by stoves, which pre BROWNIE
vest your dollars, and what they have earned
vail in most western mining camps.
Each home has a garage.
for you and take advantage of the opportun
Bingham, Utah is a copper mining
Prices
ity.
town located in a narrow canyon
up
and has long been known as the
narrowest and noisiest city in the
United States, with elevated tram
ways etc. passing over the business
Brownie cameras are ju st as
and residence sections of the city,
W alter Zimmerman, Cashier
carrying ore from the mines to the simple as they look— you’ll
smelter.
Workers arc now getting ready to
cross the Atlantic from ltritian for
summer labor on Canadian farms.
Four ships have been specifially
chartered for this traffic. Two of
them are from England, one from
Scotland, and one from Northern
Ireland. Some 14,000 men have been
asked for and recruitment is going
on briskly, especially in North Ire
land and in the northern and north
eastern districts of Scotland.
J. Bruce Walker, London director
of European emigration for Canada,
States that many of the applications
are from miners and unemployed
young men with farming experience.
Applications to take advantage of
the Anglo-Canadian
Government
scheme for sending over 300 com
plete families annually have also
been coming in satisfactorily, 6 0 r
of this year's quota having already
been accepted.
VAUGHN
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THE NEW CHEVROLET IS HERE. COME
LOOK IT OVER IT’S A REAL CAR
WITH BETTER WEATHER
You will want your car in tip top shape so that
your trips will not be spoiled by .car trouble.
Bring your cars in and let us quote you on the
work. We will guarantee satisfaction.
Gold Hill Garage :
Chas. Kell, Proprietor.
Agents for Chevrolet and Chrysler Cars
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Garden Tractor
Rogue River
Hardware Co.
Springtime—
Fidelity State Bank
M a rk e d L ib e r ty ’t T riu m p h
EA STER D R E S S E S
SPECIAL SHIPM ENT PRICED
$ 1 0 .7 5 to $ 2 6 .7 5
M RS. N E L L IE N E A S
GRANTS PASS
OREGON
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The treaty o f Versailles between
Great Britain and the United States,
ending Hie American Revolution, was
signed September 3. 1783. Actual hos
tilities had ceased Upon the surren-
der of Cornwallis at Yorktown on Oe-
tober 19. 1781.
" H o n ett" P o lic y B e tt
Honesty Is the best policy, especial
ly when you wish to borrow some
thing on your policy.— Boston Tran
script.
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Remember how they used to
hitch Old Dobbin to a windlass and
drive him 'round and ’round —
lilting bay and doing heavy chores?
Even then, you couldn’t hire
Dobbin lor less than $2.50 a day—
say 25 cents an hour.
Yet an hour’s work for an electric
motor using one horsepower of
electricity usually costs only
7 or 8 cents.
a
Most household appliances
use tiny motors ot only 1/10 or 1/8
ol a horsepower. You can run them
ten hours for seven or eight cents.
And they are faster than
Old Dobbin ever dreamed of being,
when he was a colt.
- Electricity
is the cheapest service
you can buy.
T H E CALIFORNIA OREGON
POWER COMPANY
get good pictures from the
word “ go” . T h a t’s easy to
prove. We have pictures here
tha t w ill show you.
Medford, Oregon
Kodaki $5 up
Roseburg, Oregon
O fluai
Grants Paaa, Oregon
Developing, printing and enlarging
o f the quality kind
Klamath Falls, Oregon
Music and Photo
House
Y reka, California
VIXIR PARTNERS
IN PROGRESS
Dupvinuir, California
Grants Pass, Oregon
Boys See these Suits Before
You Buy
The American Legion s
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Days o f ’4 9 Show
Young Men’s All-Wool
AND APRIL FOOL BARN DANCE
Spring Suits
Beautiful New Patterns Single and double Breast
ed Styles. Extra well tailored.
VERY SPECIAL AT—
$ 2 4 .9 5
Golden Rule Chain Stores
GRANTS PASS, OREGON
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A t th e R oseb u rg' A r m o r y
Nights, FRIDAY and SATURDAY
April 1 and 2
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ONE HOUR VAUDEVILLE — 7 BIG ACTS. Beginning each night ai 8
o’ch ck sharp. Anyone Slicking up is liable to tangle with our two-gun Colista-
bull. Prizes awarded each night for the Best '49 make up.
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GAMES CONCESSIONS and DANCING
Hear the Devil’» Gulch silver trumpet hand on Parade and in Concert
6-tube At-W ater Kent Radio to be given away Saturday Night
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A REGULAR OLD TIME BARN DANCE
Music by the Oriental Gardens Ballroom Orchestra
ADMISSION 50c— I •or which you will receive 50 berries for use at the conces
sions and dance and an hour of free Vaudeville.
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