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About Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931 | View Entire Issue (July 1, 1919)
TIKKIAV. JI LY 1, 1019. tiRAXTfl PASS DAILY COCKIER PAGE THRES Some USED CAR Bargains Ono 101T Oakland Hit In good condition no J17 Hnson Hlx, In good shape On 101? (Iialmen gpeedstcr (Home Oar) One 101R Chevrolet, a good a new (hie 10IN Maxwell, In A No. 1 onPUon On 1017 Maxwell well, Just eonie and aee It One Kord truck (one ton) , rjKNKiiAii axt;shokih AND RKPAIR hhop COLLINS AUTO COMPANY' . Al 1 11 Street Classified Advertising FOR MLK PRESENT ' OWNERSHIP TowmdTp plats of Josephine county, 60c each. Kor aula by Josephine Coun ty Abstract Co.- Blue prlntlrg at reasonable rates. J9tf GET YOUR TIRES MENDED and buy a D. M. ft C. K. wilder (or future uas. See iMr. Cotcber, the tire man at Grants I'asa hotel, tf FOR 8AJE R6aaonable. Timber claim, 1(0 acres, location: Sec. 34, Twp. 40, Range 4 W.. Jack son county Oregon. Write to Mrs. M. E. Herrlngton, 116 Weat In diana Ave., Spokane. Wasb. 08 12 ACRES oak, madrono, fir and pine, on railroad In Jerome Prairie. Will take wood In pay ment etumpsg. Pbone 270. 83tf 600-ACRE STOCK RANCH for sale; about 125 acres In cultivation; considerable Irrigation; i miles from R. R. station; H4 miles from two scbools; .half cash, bal ance low Interest. Address No. 1052 care Courier. 86tf POR SALE Singer sewing machines on easy terms. Machines rented and old machines taken In part payment. C. A. Chapman, 245 8. Central avenue, Med ford. Ixcal headquarters O rants Pass Hard ware. Sltf ANGEI, OAKES 75 cents each; or der by pbone. No. 110-J. . 92tf t ' POR SAIjE Grants Pass Banking Company stock. Will take cash, Liberty bonds or Victory bonds. Geo. U. Rarton, Box C48, phone 515. 93tf POlt SALE ClIBAP Kord car, good condition, looks like new. Phone 345-R. 02tf FOR SALE $4,000 on easy terms will buy 240-ncre stock ranch. Thero are over 100 acres of fln nest black plow land, all fenced, lots of outrange for rattle, hogs or sheep. Will pay for Itseir In a year at this price. Only two hours from Medford. Inquire of FrnnhxFarrell, fiarnett-Corey Big., Medford. Ore. 08 SNAP 7-room modern house, 811 Orchard avonuc, clone to jiavemont for sale cheap. Will take car In part payment. Write John 'Sum-j mers, tabanon, Ore., or afe Isaac Heat. 10 Miat-fCIXAMCOl'H B. L. OALBRAITH Insurance, any kind. Rentals. Building and Loan. Plate Glass Liability. C09 O street. 84tf I WILL CARB for an aged or In valid lady or geutleman In my home, close in, phone 163-J. 07 WEOTERX old line'' life Insurance company desires representatives for Oregon. IJberal contracts. Address No. 1212 care Courier. 07 DENTISTS " E. C. MACY, D. M. D. FtMt-taa dentistry 0 South 8IU street. GrAnts Pass. Oregon VKTK1UNA.HY HUICOKOM DR. R. J. BE8TUU Veterlnarlar Offlce. residence. Pbone I0I-H DKAYAUK AND THAXSrfcK TUB WORLD MOVES; so do w. Bunch Bros. Transfer Co Pbon l7-R. P. U. ISHAM, drsyage and iranaf fiafst. llanos and furnltur moved, uacked, shipped and sto ed. Office pbone 124-Y. Real dence pbone, 124-R. HI.KOTRIOAL WORK ELECTRIC WIRING and general electrical work, repairing, nous .wiring.. C. C. Harper, 218 North Sixth street, phone 47. tf LODGES I KNIGHTS and Udlea of Security Council meets second and fourth Friday's In W. O. W. ball. 43tf , riVII, ENGINEERS i DANIEL McPARLAND, civil engi neer and surveyor. Residence 740 Tenth street, phone 211-Y. 55 TAXI I DAILY JITNEY to Selma. Kerby and ! Waldo. Leaves Grants Pass dally ; at 9:30 a. m. Everett Hogue, pbone 317. 317 jt'SE THE WHITE LINE TAXI FOR prompt service. City and country trips. Safety first. Call Grants Pass Hotel, pbone 39k, Residence phone 820-R. W. 0. White. . 790 iFOR SAME Bucks. Having . sold our band . of sheep, we offer for sale 15 fine, heavy-wool, good boned Ham'boulllot ra.'ms, 2 and 3 years old. These were imported toy us from the famous purebred Jackson herd of Dayton, Wash., and are the heat you can buy. To eell cjulckly priced at 840, f. o. b. , 'Medford. Also a few registered rams. Rosenburg Bros., Medford Ore., 07 FOR SALE Pigs. -Inquire at 205 Bridge street, or phone. 895-J. 11 FOR SALE Milk goat and kid. Nine-tenths thoroughbred. Phone 1 372-Y. . , v ... ' .... 07 TO RENT -r A HOUSE FOR RENT Grants Pass Banking Co. 07 AAN'tMl WANTED Work toy man and wife, ' together. Man handy with tools. Camp cook and waitress or farm work. Inquire at Grants . Pass rooming house for D. A. Purty . HMO. '08 WANTED 'A hay fork and .carrier. Address Geo. W. Potts, Rt. 4, Grants Pass. , 07 WANTED Furnished house for the . summer. Address No. 1209 care Courier. v 11 TO EXCHANGE FOR TRACK (House and two lots, corner Pine a"nd I streets; 4 rooms, bath, city water, electric light, shade trees. Will sell cheap or trade for second-hand auto. Frank B, WiUJams, Qleuda'.e, Ore- 05, " -. JO CALL 262-R FOR C1TX AND coun- try trips. New Chevrolet at your disposal. Day and night, prompt service. , fipa .Taxi. , C. E. CUk son. ' out IF YOU WAiNT TO ET THERE, call 22-J. Two common old Fords. We are on the job anywhere and any time. (Palace Taxi Co. Wyatt and Cutler. Jitney Luke. 50tt PHYHICIAN8 L O. CLEMENT, M. D., Practn limited to diseases of the eye, eat nose and throat. Glasses BtteO Offlce hours 9-12, 2-5, or on as polntment Offlce phone (2. res denoe phone 359-J. a LOUQHRIDOB. M. IX, Physwi. and surgeon. City or country ca attended day or night. Restdenr pbone 869; office phone 1 Mt Sixth and H, Tuffs Bldg. A. A. W1THAM, M. , D Interna , medicine and nervous, disessei 90S Corbett Bldg., Portland. Ore Hours 10 to 12 a. m.; 2 to 4 p. m FREDERICK 1). 8TRICKER, M. D., Rooms 5 and 7 MasonicBuilding. Office hours, 9-12 a. m.; 2-5 p. m. Phones: Office 18-R; Res. 18-Y. DR. W. T'. TOMPKINS, 8. ' T. Rooms 1 and, 2 Schmidt , Bldg. Treats all diseases. Hours 9-12 a, m.; 1-5 p. m. Phone 304-R. tf Five Dollars Reward ' Five dollars reward will be paid for the'arrest and conviction of any one stealing the Bully Couriers from residences or mall boxes, , . , - - Would) You Economize T i Then buy letter paper by the ream; 500 shefets for ,', , 'Cpnr'er riffle. ' , 41tf UP ANCIENT S JCAUFORNIA HiSTORY . THEATER San Pedro, CaL, July I. Interest In tho early history ot California and, Mexico hue been Increased through discoveries made ' on the Island of Guadeliipe, a' picturesque and rugged peak rising out of the Pacific, about 850 miles southwest of this port, iby a party of Americana who satlod from here and returned rei-ently. Not only did they find what Is con sidered evidence of the presence there of (Americans more than a cen tury atco, hut also discovered what appeared to have been the last rest ing place of some daring explorer of a far earlier date. Mm-h speculation has been aroused as to whether a leader !of the famed expedition of Juan Rodrlguer. Canrillo, perhaps even that hardy Portuguese himself, may have liwn given there the lonll- et of toml)-' The discoveries were made by the merest change. iMambers of the ex ploring party resting on the crown of a great rock, a few rods from the shore, noticed what appealed to be rude lettering on the side nearest the sea. The debris cast up about the rock toy the waves was removed with picks and shovels and there was eximsed to view the record ot a landing by the crew of the ship "Triumph" In 1807 so reads the Inscription. There are a! score of names there; also an American flag and an Amer ican shield. The names are thought to be those of New England whalers, for they are such as were borne by the Puritans. There Is one natae cut larfcer than the rest Rami Chap man. Another deeply engraved is Duyid Crlsty. The Christian names are such as Thaddeus, Theophllus. Bbenezer, Jonathan, common In the lajtt century. "Landed Septr. the 9 A. . 1807" Is the record of their coming, 'left tho" and there the grinding of the rocks snd sand or many tides has done Its work and the rest Is left to the imagination. WEDNESDAY Admimion 15c and :Oc THURSDAY Fred Stone in "UNDER THE TOP" The feature picture (at the Strand) is "Under the Top." with Fred Stone, and it to so much better than Stone's previous picture, "The , Goat," that 1t seems a pity be could , not have had H for his screen debut. The scenario is by John Emerson and Anita iLoos, so, needlees to say, the story is good and the titles are amusing. They have succeeded in -bringing to the front some ot Stone's delightful good humor and lngenn ousness, alo they have woven a per fectly plausible plot around Us acro batic feats, so rt la not necessary, as is so often the case, to nold np the entire operation while the star steps forward and climbs houses, leaps over fences and walks tight ropes all of these things are part of the story. New York Tribune. Manic by the orrheMnu A twenty minute prelude and (irchestral aocompanfmeat for the picture, , basis for the story was found In Stone's own experiences aa a youngs ter, when he yearned for life "under the big top." As an expert laWat thrower, tight rope walker, bareback rider and skater, beside being the comedian who won wide renown as x the "Wizard of Ox," Fred Stone has unusual qualifications for thie acro batic role. The fact that John Emer son and Anfta loos are the authors of "Under the Top" Is in Itself a sufficient assurance of a lively and skillful scenario. N. Y. Sun. Letter hesds thst will pleas yon. at the Courier. ' MI kinds of Commercial Printing U the Courier Office. Women Made Young Bright eyes, a clear skin and a body full of youth and health may be yours if you will keep your system In order by regularly taking COLD MEDAL The world's standard rmdy for kidnr, Ilvr. bladder and uric acid troubles, th enemies of lils and looks, in ue since 1696. 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All others srs imitations. Ask tor GOLD MEDAL and be sure the name GOLD MEDAL is on tbe box. Three sixes, at all good druggists, The. California and Oregon coast Kaiiroad company t 'TIME CARD - Effective Nov. 19, 1918 Trains will run Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Leave Grants Pass- .'. 1 P. M Arrive Waters Creek......'....3 P. M. Leave Waters Creek...... 3 P. M Arrive Grants Pass..... 4 P. M. For, Information regarding freight and passenger rates call at the office of the company1, Lundburg building, or telephone i 31. ; Fred Stone figures at the Strand In a story of circus life entitled "Un der the Top." It Is said that the To see him pursued across a' cir cus lot while a performance 1 going on was funnier than any of his feats. He was clown, trapeze performer, bareback rider and pole climber, and his ecape np the center pole onto the big top and down from such diz xy heights in safety was accomplish ed at aviation speed. New York Herald. THIRTY COUNTIES ARE REPRESENTED AT O.A.C. Oregon (Agricultural College, Cor vallls, June 30. More than 400 per cent Increase In number of men en rolled at the college for tbe summer session over attendance Fast year is recorded. Eighty-one men have reg istered and 178 women, making a total of 295. iLast year at the end ot the first week attendance was 191. Thirty counties of Oregon are rep resented and 11 stales. HOLI.WKG WONT SATISFY; WIIXIK MIST COMK OVT Washington, July 1. Internation al law experts of the entente em bassies In Washington hold that since Dr, Theobold von Bethmann- Hollweg In his capacity of chancel lor of the German empire was re sponsible solely to the German ejn peror, the one-time ruler of Germany cannot escape full responsibility for any and all the acts committed by his subordinate. FIXI) 16-INOI VK1X OK SOLID GOLD IX IDAHO MINE Grangeville, Idaho. July 1. One of the richest gold finds made In re cent years in Idaho country was re ported in the Unity mine at N War rens. The ntrike was made at the 900-foot level, where a 16-inrh vein was uncovered. - It is almost pure gold. The property is owned by H. A. Csizek of Boise. Warrens is one of Idaho's oldest mining camps and has yielded 25. 000,000, but this strike is the beet ever made. CHIXKSK 'DELEGATES AT i , XXFEKECE WORRIED' Patls, July 1. In spite of their refusal to sign the Deace urday, the Chinese delegates are not regarded "as having -withdrawn fmm the peace conference and will con tinue to take part in the proceed ings. The delegation is awaiHnar in structions from Peking. ' If the Chinese government la Ma. posed to sign, it is said in confer ence Circles, it Is Still nnmlhln n 14. delegates to do so. . ACCEPTS NO .MORE REOKU1TS XR A. E. V. SERVICE IS ORDER Portland, Ore., July 1. Major General C, H. Martin.- In charge nf the Portland army recruiting office announced today that he had been notified, by the war department to accept no more recruits for the Am. erican expeditionary forces in France I and Germany after the end ot this! week, i v Classified Ad Rate Classified advertising In the Dally Courier will be charged for at the rate of 6 cents per line per Issue un less paid In advance. The rate of 23 words at 50 cents per week does not provide tor bookkeeping, post age on statements . mailed, etc. Here tofore we have permitted occasional charges at the cheap rates hut, no more.. ' V .'. VII kinder le! Hantr 8t t- ; 'nurl.-r, ! Federal Rgged Tires 7000 to Guarantee , 5-PLV FABRIC Weighs more thast any other tire oa the market We make oar own adjustments . . C. L HOBART CO. S000 Mile Guarantee EXTRA TEST; . for Wearability Corps of highest-paid Racine inspectors ex- amine each individual ' tire. Imperfections , can't slip by. 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