Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, March 06, 1920, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextbATl RI».AY, MAJ uri <1, imi». GRANTS l'ASH DAILY COURIER I*AUK MEV EX ESCAPED FROM ARAR SLÀVTÏÏY Handicraft Shop of Medford Ole’s” Tire Shop DEPLETED OF CAULE — gw n s m I ■ I ’t i HU I! ■ WI m I I wn I Will display needlework at the Hat Shop, across from postoffice every Wednesday, from 10 to 12 and from 1 to 4. Orders taken for future delivery on children's lingerie, hats, dresses, camisoles, yarn flowers, *tamped linens and art materials, gingham dresses. T I Hillings, Mont., Mar. 6. Th« ques i tlon of rosto king the range« of Mon : tunu and Wyoming, depleted by i heavy nhipments to foreign feeding grounds or to market ibecauae of ad verse conditions In 1919, will be one lot the main to (den of diHCusHion at the 35th annual meeting of the Mon tana Stock Growers’ association to tie hcl<V,in this city. April 20 to 21. < Plans are being made for the enter ! taltiuient of 500 Visitors. An unusually strong list of speak- >>rs, who will come from ae far west MINT as 'Portland and east from Chicago, IXJ8T l^idles plain gold wrist is promised. Among the speakers. It watch. Reward if returned to Anne Is expected will -bo Governor Sain V. PearHon at Panama Restaurant. 16 Stewart, «George 'M. Reynolds, dH- __ cago banker; J. E. .Markle, 8t. Paul TAXI banker; and representative* of --- I tie loan companies of 4*hi<'ugo JOONVR TAX! Phon«, 2U2-R for Portland and of llieHtock asso'Ja- Jitney Luks or Cutler. Calls an »we red anywhere, anytime 86tf tlons from Sioux City, Omaha and Kansas t’lty. The packing Interests PALACE-TAXI- Phone 22-J. Geo I of Chicago, Omaha. St. Pawl. Kansas A. Hyde A Henry L. Sargeaiit. 25tf (Jlty and other centers also are ex | liected to bo represented. TAXI al Owl Billiard Parlors, 172-J. or 243-L‘for night calls Day and night aervice Sfttf If you want those tires changed in a hurry, we give you SERVICE. Tubes repaired while you wait. FÌEE AIR AND WATER GATES Classified Advertising KOH NAI.E CATTLE FOR SALE Carload Her ford or Durham, either sex, regis tered from Missouri. Will single If can get enough orders. * Ad dress George W. King, Montague, CM 914 FLUME LUMBER cut to order Bor land Thomas Lumber Co. 905tf LATH for salo -Borland Lumber Co. Thomas 905tf CIDER FIMI flAIJî 4(>< per gallon. O. 1* Ideigli, Falsi M atreel. 13 FOR HAIJ-i Ford truck, cun lesa FERRYDALE I IMM'I/TKY than a year. Moline body and i * cab. New oven«ire tires. I Phone WHITE LEGHORN hatching eggs F. iN. Robertson is very -busy with IS F. JI. Hyde. Murphy. from heavy winter layers, 81.50 a crew of men grubbing hop roots. per 15, |7 a hundred. Baby chick* He has a market for all the roots he FOR SALE Seven room house ut all sold K. Hammerbacher. phone can supply to parties in the north 502 West B street, good well, also 6O6-F-23, 8t F. D. No. 2. 2« ern j»art of the state. olty water, one good {«ear tree and Mr. and Mrs. C. C. English, aud other fruit trees Mrs. Alary Go IXM)K, Netting eggs for sale from duughter l-oulse, and Ethel Hagen ings. II Sheppard's Famous Ancona winter were visitor* at the Englbih farm on layers, 26 pullets laid tor Decem- Pi«-kett cr-ek Thursday of last week. FOR SALE Fifteen acre« of the GIU l>er 27.’» eggs. January 391 and Mrs. Sarah Hogue returned Thurs flllan dairy farm situated one mile February 586 and still keeping up day from Medford where she has north of Grants Paas. Apply to the word. Jas Eads, 306 West I I been for some time visiting with her owner. 424 B street. Phone street. Granta Paas. Ore. IJ daughter, Mrs. Ilayse. 351-44. 13 Mr. and Mrs. J. L .Green and Mr. HEAL EHTATE FOR SAI Ji Dining table and chair«. and Mrs. Hovel of Grants Pass were Monarch range. heater, bed., j. t . M c K instry — 603 a street, visiting in Ferrydnle Tuesday springs, mattress, rocker, dreeser. phone 13-R. Genersl real estate AA’illls Griffin, who has spent nnd other household articles; business The bnst of all kinds ot winter here left Tuesday for man's bicycle, milk row First •oils for fruit, hay or general home at Oakland. Cal. house on North Tenth street Call farming. 21tf Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Neely and lit Friday afternoon or any tin»« on tie son. Paul, of Grants Pass, were DENTISTS Sunday. 13 seen in this vicinity Sunday. Lester Briggs went to Grants Pass K. C. MACY. D M D First-class PV»ll RALE On« gasoline donkey dentistry. 109 H South Sixth S.indsy afternoon, returning Mondsv. line and block*, one small gaso Mr. and Mrs. Stevenson and F. N. street. Grants Pass. Oregon line hoist !>*«<> feet 1 >-t inch steel Robertson were among visitors from cable, steel block*. «Ingle, double A ETERINARA St IUiiX»> Ferrydale at Grants Pass Monday. Mini triple; I stake liody for 3 ton Hen.Jones and little Kenneth Jones truck. On« dragline scraper, 1 ' DR R. J. BESTUL, Veterinarian revolving shovel, also extra drums. Residence 838 Washington boule were Ht Merlin Thursday doing some trading. M C. Ament, 654 North Eighth vard. phoue 398-R. street. 16 PHYSICI ASM <X»STS O.NE-H ALF AS Ml <11 HERE’S WHAT YOU GAIN Saves money -Cost one-half as much. Puncture proof guaranteed. Overside tire increases 20 per cent. More mileage—5,000 to 15,000 miles. GATES Mileage TIRES MICHELIN TIRES \ nrteiKiipM'h Karaglieuslun, the first Armenian girl held as an Arab slave to arrive In America ifter being rescued by the Near East relief. Ml«« Knragheuslan bears on her right hand the tattooed mark of slavery. Her adventure« are thrilling, but similar to those of thousands of other young Armenian girls who suffered exile nnd torture at Turkish hands. W'th her family she was driven miles Into Turk territory. Of her family «he alone «nrvlved the hardships of the march. After months she succeeded In buving lier«elf assigned to a Turk ish hospital nt Vartanousch. When the British captured Jerusalem «lie es roped to their lines and was sen t to the American relief station In Beirut. There she met n soldier who knew her brother In America. Brother nnd sister corresponded and the first one to meet lu-r on arrival In New York win John Knrngheuslan. her bro her, n rug merchnnt of Minneapolis Seminole Indian Customs. Seminole Indians take enre of «heir own law-breaker* and set their own penalties, which must be obeyed un less the Indian wants to be otitln ved. If an Indian is bunlahed for a number of moons, for Instr nee. he must pre sent himself before, the council. * ,me- tlme- for further punishment, iiideau lie wants to he outlawed. The Semlnoles have mnnniied t«> <eep themselves absolutely pure blonde | by the rigidity of their laws again- In termarriage with the whites. Thi pen alty 1« death hut only oneeMn recent times has it been enforced, when the I no Inn squaws hanged the Seminole wife of a white ninn. and destroyed her child. FUEL W<X»1>. nil kinds J. J AAeer- MRS J L.^JOHNSON, .former Chi sing. Telephone 351-J. 37 L. O. OLE.M ENT. M. D.. Practice cago contralto soloist and instruc limited to dlieases of the eye. ear. tor of voice, han opened her .«tndiq H>R HAliE Used lumber from saw nose and throat. Glasses fitted in the Ltind-btirg Bldg. Those de mill on Sardine Creek, five miles Office hours 9-12. 2-5, or on ap- siring something spe ial in place-; from railroad, good road, various polntment. Phones offlce 62; rewl- i.lent, breathing, etc., should see, sizes and lengths^ 815 per M on dence 359-J her. as she has ha«l particular in ground. Also used lumber from struction tn these lines from Chi IXJUGHR1DGK, M. D. Physician, s. Th ree Pinea Flume. 2x4, 414, 6x6, Studio and surgeon. City or country calls' cago's best instructors. txt 2. all leiigtha, Jtiiup-off-Ioe hour*. Tuesday and Saturday from attended day or night Phones, creek. 2io per M ou the ground. 1 to 5 p. m. 3 7 residence, 369; office. 182. Sixth C. O. Wolbro, Josephine hotel. 17. _______ w - ♦ ■ and H streets. W ANTED Ancient Kissing Day. DR. W T. TOMPKINS. 8. T — daniel M c F arland — civil .•n- A curious custom. tin- Hocktide fes . WANTED - Stock cattle, milk cows, glneer and surveyor, Registered Rooms ! and 2 Schmidt Bldg. bulls, yearling steers, 2-yenr-old Res. 7 40 tival nr kissing «lay. is observed in professional engineer Treats all diseases. ‘Hours 9-12 steers. State price and num tier. North Tenth street, phone 211-Y. Hungerford. Eng. With the exception a. m.; 1-5 p. m. Phone 304-R of three yearn of war. It Im« I..... <»t> Address George W. King. Monta served every year since the «lay« of Physician E. j. BILUCK. M. D.. gue, Cal. 914 John of Gaunt, ami was revived th!* and surgeon; office Schallborn year. AA’Itli a trumpet .3tt«l year* old. WANTED A Job In a butcher shop block. phone 5 4-J; residence. the trumpeter opens the «lay, blowing In some small pay-roll town, with 1004 laiwnrldge, phoue 54-L.j It oil tin- balcony of th-- courthouse. a view of purchasing the same. Ad tirants Pass The town crier. In a r««l f*<ed suit, dress E. II. Saxe. P. O. Box 223. ring« Ills liell and «-nils nil commoners Nex Perce. Ida. 915 DR. RALPH W. STEARNS physician to court. Tlie tiittlmeii. two villager*, and surgeon, offices formerly oc start on their roimd carrying poles to DINING ROOM GIRL wanted at the cupied by Dr. Stricker. Masonic which are nttixe«l large bouipiets. They Palace Grill. 15 Temple. Phone, office 21-J, re*i- enter each shop ami lx>u«e to collect degee, 21-L. Hours 10-12,’ 2-4. it one-pence fine anil failing in this LABORERS WANTED for work in exact a ki«s from the wffe-jiml «laugh- clearing right-of-way for ditches W. F. RUTHERFORD Manual the- lets of each commoner. Signs of of new irrigation project. Wages raputlcs. It gets your ailment struggle are frequent. hut each time a 14.50 per day, nine hours. In Office over Barnes’ Jewelry store kiss Is obtained. An orange is thrown quire of E. J. Corrillo, superinten I by a follower to the big crowd of chll- Office hours 9:80-12; 1:30-4. dent Shattuck-Edinger Co.. Jose 1 dren that trails along and the orange phine hotel. • 13 disappears rapidly. POSITION WANTED .Man and wife THE WORLD MOVES; so do < arrlers Wanted— want to cook in amali camp. Ad- Bunch Bros. Transfer Co Phone Carrier boys for Daily Courier ftroas F. I* F., Box 6 2, R. F. D, 397-R. Extra wanted routes now open, 4, Grants Pana. 13 pay for rainy weather. Apply at F. G. ISHAM, drayago and transfer.! WANTED- A young man Hi to 18 Safes, pianos and furniture once. years of age to work in a hard moved, packed, shipped and stored - ware store. Apply In person at Office phone 12 4-Y. Cramer Bros, store, corner Sixth CHICHESTERSPILLS ATTORNEYS and II streets. 13 t • your l>ruMlst for / a \ s Diamond Brun<l//y\ •nd Gold metallic W.AiNTED -Man will» good logging H. D. NORTON. Attorney-at-law boxes, sealed with Blue Ribboa. SJV Take no uhrr Buy of your outfit to take contract for two Dranlet. Ask f ri ll l-CliFH-TFBl Practices In all State and Federal DlviwM» pills *>'•* million feet Address T. C. I.n- years known as Best. Safest. Always Reliable Courts. First National Bank Bldg. Frenlere. Bray, Cal. •! 7 SOID BYDRIGGISTStVtRYWHERE AAe feature Tru Blu G. W. COLVIG, Attorney-at-law "The Cracker for You" Grants Pass Banking Co Bldg III Grants Pass Grants Pass, Oregon. The California and Oregon n. L GALBRAITH Inslffance, any uci.ist Railload Company kind. Rentals. Building and E. S. VAN DYKE. Attorney. Prne I IMI. ( A!!D Loan. I’lnte Glass Liability. G II 9 M. tices in all courts First National G street. Phone 28. 81tf Bank Bldg. WE DO HEMSTITCHING, 10 O. S. BLANCHARD, Attorney nt -li’ yd., silk or cotton, thread fu , Golden Rule Blitg. Phone 270 I ell. Mall orders solicited. ' Grants Pass, Oregon Sowing Machine Co.. 115 W. i Trains will run Mondays. XV ednes- •' A 8IDI.ER. Attorn«y-nt-l*w )’ « St., Medford, Ore ihfjs and Friday*. ««nil« Temple, Graut* Pass. Oie P.M , I.eave Grants Pass............. 1 P.M. Arrive Waters Creek_____ 2 Masonic .2:30 P.M Leave Waters Creek Orecnn P.M. Arrivo Grants Pass............. 4 For Information regarding freight jand passenger rates call at tho office IA M E8 T. CHINNOCK, I ,a w > « I of the company. Lundburg building, First National Bank Bldg.. Grant nr telephone *131. Paso Oregon v«vt Isibur TIRES and Repair« Storage Latterie« And remember—whenever you want your battery or oiectrical sye- tern tested he docs it free of charge, We have the beet equipped luto electrical shop In the city and every job we turn out means x new customer for u»—WHO'S NEXT. Yours for Service ADAMS’ ELECTRIC & BATTERY SHOP Phone M Adams Jt Johnston, Props. SO« Hoxith Sixth Street Make Us Prove It! Would you have those tires repaired if you kneo that repair would last as long as any part of the tire? " That is our guarantee absolutely We are prepared to handle anything In the way of ret reading Bagley’s Square Deal Vulcanizing Works 211 NORTH SIXTH STREET. GRANTS PASS, OREGON Buy at Home PATRONIZE THE HOME DEALER WHO HANDLES THE SAME ÍÍINE OF CARS AND ACCESSORIES Studebakers Overlands SOLI» A.T THE SAME PRICE EVERYWHERE J. F. BURKE FASHION GARAGE HOT POINT Electrical Appliances EDISON MAZDA LAMPS AUTO HEADLIGHT BULBS Electrical supplies of all kinds Tubes, Cleats, Knobs, Switches, Wire, Etc. Valley Hardware Company We do fine shoo repairing Old Newspapers, 5c and 10c Bundles