frAGE EIGHT.
GRANTS TASS DAILY OOVlUEIt
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ALLEGED AUTO THILF
FACES MANY CHARGES
'WUlia K. CaTter, the alleged Los
Angeles auto thief, burglar and mo
Tie actor was held to the grand Jury
in ball of $1,000 "Wednesday after
noon Is Justice Taylor's court on the
charge of being one ot the two men
who broke Into the Medford Service
station a week ago Wednesday night,
stealing $200 worth of property,"
says the Medford Tribune.
"There vat strong circumstantial
evidence against Carter, but the most
damaging was the fact that the keys
to the underground tanks ot the
station were found in his possession
after his arrest in .Roseburg last
Thursday. Carter acted as his own
attorney at the hearing and exhibit
ed coniderable shrewdness and know
ledge of his rights and the criminal
Jaws.
V "lie claims to be innocent both ot
the theft of the Cadillac sedan car
from Los Angeles in which he and a
nan named Butcher arrived In Med
ford from the south Wednesday
night and stopped long enough to
commit the service station burglary.
"The Los Angeles officers have
Bot yet arrived In the city to claim
Carter and take him back to that
city for trial on five serious charges.
County Prosecutor Roberts said yes
terday that he had about made up
his mind to turn Carter over to the
Los Angeles authorities as the pris
oner could be sent to the peniten
tiary for a longer time on the
charges there than on the charge
pending here.4
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IN SEATTLE LABOR DAY
An impromptu, but none the less
enjoyable affair, was the Grants
Pass picnic held in Seattle on Labor
day, at TV'oodlawn park. About 35
former residents of Grants Pass, or
visitors from that city, gathered at
the park and enjoyed a few hours
of renewing acquaintance and a
bountiful picnic dinner at 6 o'clock.
A number of former residents were
unable to attend, having made pre
vious arrangements for the holiday,
tut are erpectlne to be there at the
sert meeting. Those present were:
Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Fitzgerald. Net
tie. Zatha, Vida and Herman Fitz
rerald. Miss Inez Fitzgerald. Mr. and
Mrs. Byron Terwilliger, Mr. and
Mrs. Bert Scott, Phillip Scott, Barney
Bcott and little Cynthia May Scott,
Mrs. G. A. Shepard. Mrs. J. A. Pit
tenger, Mrs. F. 0. Youn;Tlood, Mr.
and Mrs. Leslie Patterson, Mrs. S.
Patterson, Chas. Patterson, Mrs. E.
J. McN'amara, Miss Caroline Siebert,
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Peach and their
daughter, Mrs. Ernest, Rundle, Mr.
'Rundle, and two children, TV. E.
Beckwith. W. H. Moore. Alice Mc
Farland. Mrs. Clay, Mr. and Mrs. H.
C. Bobzlen. Ralph Bobzien, Mr. and
Mrs. E. C. Underwood
Band Concert Postponed
On account of the inclemency of
the weather, Bandmaster John H.
Williams has postponed the band
concerts indefinitely.
Shark Meat Is Tatty.
Shark meat Is delicate In flavor and
Itextnre, and sharks are plentiful In
fcenaln parts of Florida, but the fish
ermen do not catch them because they
'ere not salable.
The home demonstration agent of
Monroe county, Florida, decided last
winter on an effort to establish in
fcvor this fish now under the ban. At
her request a fisherman caught one.
bat warned her that no one would eat
It Undismayed, she Invited a large
company of women to a home econom
ics luncheon, at which was served ir
'tsh salad.
When all had tasted the salad she
asked for a vote as to how manv liked
and wanted the recipe. Without ex- !
cepfJon the women voted their hearty
npproval, and thus proved to thetu-
neives innt trie prejudice was without
foundation. Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Plea for Dogs.
The first wet-k that Representative
VeijaWe of Mississippi was in congress
a couple of years ago lie maile a hnn-dred-aud-fifty-wiird
speech about a dog
he used to own. and !)(. still is getting
letters telling him what a fine speech
It U-fld Til., L-.U,.,-tl u-o ..ton
parnlness. In which he pointed out that
little dogs always are in hot water, hut
that mastiffs have only a minimum of
diffiriiltlps and can enjoy afternoon
uit-stas and such.
"Ag'-nts Authority to Sell" book
of 50 blanks, f Oc, Courier office.
Wining blanks at Courier office.
WILL PATTERN AFTER
Berkeley, Cal., Sept. 5. One hun
dred soldiers, nearly all ot them
land owners or farmers in Australia
are being sent by the government or
Australta to the University of Cali
fornia tor training in hog raising, ir
rigation and alfalfa growing, it was
announced today by Dean Thomas
Forsyth Hunt of the College of Ag
riculture. : AY
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AT BRAZILIAN PORT
Para, Brail!, Sept. 5, There were
12 steamers today at the docks of
the Port of Para, tho "gateway of
the Amazons." Comment lug upon
this unprecedented activity the Hs
tado says it Is a loug time since
such movement of commerce has
been seen in this harbor. Uraztl
Hans have been looking forward to
an Increase In trade with the Tutted
States and it was a matter ot keen
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regret that only one ot the 12 sloum
or was American. Four worn llrlt
leh, aud seven llriulllan. The Am
erlcuti vessel will be here a long
time. She Is the disabled shipping
board steamer "Tonocaxl."
MAX WITH IlKOKKN NKt'K I.1VKS
Houd. Ore., Sept. 6. Four weeks
after his neck was broken In a fall
from a horse, Perey Drlukwater of
Summer Ijike was pronounced cured
here today when an X-ray picture
showed that a fracture of the third
cervical vertebra had been complete
ly reduced without pressure on the
spinal cord.
Mining Mnnks Courier office.
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Mr. Whli field, of 'Crania JW,
was In the neighborhood Wednemluy
on business,
Mr, and Mrs. John Farmer were In
(! ran Is Pass Tuesday.
Mr. Solon and sou, Otis, who
home from the Mexican border ou
furlough, were visiting at M. iU (Irlf
tins Sunday.
Miss Hazel Moirliuan, or Chicago,
and Miss Gertrude Morrlman, of
Onkgrove, nre v lulling their inottmr,
Mrs. U II. Kornlirodt und picking
hops nl the Hobertsou hop yard.
Mis Deulau llussey, of (IrauU
bol by which you will know
(mmim Flour it h a
symbol of trustworthiness.
fe The wheat from which this
all-purpose Flour is made is
the first choice of all that is grown
in the great, clean ficIJs of the Northwest.
Wheat from every section is tested in adual
baking; only the higiiesl grades are .'.-ought
and used for TaiiffilfliS Flour.
Every
f before
quality makes it "foremost in the field."
Sy "OLYMPIC to your moth grocer whn you
order flour and uk him to mid you ch illuitrawd
OLYMPIC recipe urdt erh monih.
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Para Nimit the punt week visiting at
her brother', A. 1. lluasoy.
Mm. A. C. Ford was In Urania
I'ukr Tliuniduy ou liimlni-M.
Mrs. Tied Croauor and Alls Cook
loft for their home In Kugoiie Sun
day, after visiting the former's broth
or, Uwter HrlgKs.
Mrs. 'Hot In rVtiiphoiiNott returned to
her homo Thursday from Aohland
where mIio has beun for sovcrul days.
Carrol lltimey killed a coyots
Wednesday with a rock. Ths dog
Imyud H tor him.
John Hunting and mother left for
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San Frum-lsm Thurwdny.
Mr. ami Mr. Clin. Jolumou uud
sou, Lloyd, of lirul I'um, are pick
ing hop In the 'Kobertson hw yard.-
This sturdy toiler of
the fields is the sym
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the trademark stamps it
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