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GRANTS PASS DAILY COURIER PAGE TWO 1 WS PASS DAILY COURIER Published Dally Except Sunday A. K. VOORHIE8. Pub. and Props. | 4. atered at poetoffice. Grants Pass. Oro., as second class mall matter. ADVERTISING RAT "S risplay space, per Inch---- ---- ----- 20c ! Local-personal column, per line. 10c Meaders, per line......................... 5c j DAILY COURIER My mall or carrier, per year .... 16.00 By mall or carrier, per month.. .60 New This Week EMBROIDERY NEEDLLES MINERVIA KNITTING BOOKS FANCY NET VESTING TRIMMING BITTONS COLORS, GOLD AND STEEL BEADS WEEKLY COURIER ■y mall, per year-------------------- S2.00 THURSDAY, JULY S l»2O. MATERIAL THAT RESISTS ACID j I New Substance, Duroprene, Is Said to Be Adapted to a Wide Range of Uses. GOOD HELP I I is almost Impossible to obtain and my Watch Repairing has grown to such proportion that I am compelled to discontinue certain lines of repairing. AFTER JULY 1ST I will not be in a position to accept for repairs any Jewelry or small work, but will make a specialty of Fine Watch Repairing and Diamond" Setting. Recent acid-resisting materials In clude such notable products as silica- ware. Iron rich In silicon, monel metal and various other alloys. Not least Interesting is duroprene, obtained by tlie chlorination of rubber, and resist ing reagents that readily 'attack rub ber. such as ozone, nitrous and nitric adds, hydrochloric acid. etc. Descrili- Ing It to the Liverpool section of tlie Society of Chemical Industry, Mr. A. Lamble stated that It can be ob tained In the solid state as a white amorphous powder. It Is soluble in benzine and coal tar naphtha, carbon tetrachloride, and trlchlorethylene, but tlie ordinary vnmi«b Is a 10 per cent solution in benzine and solvent naph tha. This varnish dries quickly, leav ing a colorless, transparent film. The very thin film bus been immersed fo- days In caustic pottish. caustic soda, ammonia and the mlperul acids—bv drochlorlc, ’ nitric and sulphur!»—with >mt sign of decomposition, ami it Is quite insoluble In alcohol, ether, petro leum oils, nnd paraffin. Being, also hlglil.t insulating and very adhesive, duroprene is adapted for a wide range of Its. It serves as anti corrosive . varnish or paint. For lining steel pe troleum tanks anil wooden alcohol vats, for building up cleeti!-'l con densers, ns colorless lacquer to;- bright metal work, and ns n gas-tight cement. BARNES, The Jeweler ♦ MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to It or all otherwise credited in this paper and also the ’jcal news pub hood that the shortage will be a men WHY WRITE DULL LETTERS? lished hbrein. ace of future travel. All rights of republication oj ape-| dal dispatches herein are also re-! The duty of the west is not com Correspondence May Be Made Interest inc it a Little Thought Is served. pleted, however, when it has pointed Given to It. the way toward the setting sun. It THURSDAY, JULY K, 1020. Most people think before they spenff, must have its goods upon display but only n few think before they write. I when the purchaser comes, It must ♦ I lun e a friend, says a writer In Lon prepare its house for the expected don Answers, and slits Is a girl who al OREGON WEATHER ■r guest. These people are Invited to ways keeps her friends; partly, I am sure, because, however far away they Weather for the Week ♦ ; come and seç the wonders of the are, It Is never too much trouble to Pacific Coast States: Fair; ♦ I west. Crater Lake, the Oregon ♦ write them long and interesting let e ♦ nearly normal temperatures. ters. Thus, though miles may stretch are ex- j caves, and Other attractions ♦ 4- I 1 between them. she can always keep VOYAGE FAMOUS IN HISTORY Tonight and Friday increas ♦ plotted, yet there is not the proper I Iter friends very near to her in thought, ♦ ♦ ing cloudiness. Cooler Friday. ♦ ; effort to make these places easy to She does not dash off anything that Wooden Paddle Wheel Steamer, the Golden Age, Paved the Way for ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ i reach. The state highway commis comes Into her head ; she always con- the Mighty Megaiitlc. aiders ber friends ’ point of view. If sion has a big work, yet it does not the particular friend she Is writing to MOISTURE Hill SAHARA seem to appreciate fully the import is fond of sport she writes of It: fond Departure from Sydney recently of The fear that fills the heart of ance of the building of roads to both of books, then the latest books are dis the White Star liner Megnnlle fur Liv the democratic party was plainly in of these attractions to which the cussed; if music is a favorite, then erpool by wny of New Zealand. the Panama canal, the West Indies and evidence when the party leaders at terist from the east Is invited. The music finds a place In her letter. And New York, recalls her historic fore always through them all there runs a the Sau Francisco convention es building of the road to the caves is little vein of humor. runner of 1854, says the New York poused the cause of booze to rally to delayed because of this attitude upon So many people suffer from lack of Tribune. The vessel, the Gohlen Age. was a tact, For Instance, some time ago, the standard the cohorts ot booze. the part of the state itself. The when my mother was about to undergo wooden paddle wheel steamer, belong There ie no doubting the sympathy money is ready says the forestry de a very serious operation, it became ing to the New York nml Australian of the nominee for the chief place in partment, and cooperation by the necessary to censor her correspond- Steam Navigation company. The In- tention of the company was to tun six the gift of the people with the wet states Is the only thing now needed. ence—for the sl'uple reason that some vessels "viti Patinimi," the i’atiamu of It was too depressing for words, element. The "wets” have visions of To keep the faith, this cooperation One very well-meaning old lady railroad, capitalized at $7.000,000, be a damp mist rising over the Sahara should come without delay. wrote saying how sorry she was to hear ing the connecting link on the then un of my mother's great misfortune nnd divided Isthmus with the West India in the prospect of election of Cox, how It often happened that very ac Royal Mail Steam Packet company, and a bit of moisture means more to tive women ended their days as bed running from Southampton. Pulp Yields 20 Commodities. thqm than pplitical principle or party The Crimean war. yellow fever on Twenty commodities manufactured ridden invalids! And how she once policy. Wilson has brought his par from near-sllk made from the pulp of knew of a lady who caught cold after the Isthmus and other causes con A JANTZEN ALWAYS FITS-NEVER SAGS spired to defeat the company's plans. ty craJt near the ship wreck, and the fir. spruce and hemlock are being ex a similar operation and contracted The Golden Age was commanded by wine awful kind of incurable “ltis!” Lieut. David D. Porter of the United oofk Is now being pulled to float the hibited by the West Coast Lumber One always considers people In con men ’ s association In Portland. Ore. States navy, who afterward became ol<2 tub above the rocks that are The exhibit was prepared In the Unit versation. Then why not In letter famous a« a Union admiral during the about to send it down. ed States forests products laboratory writing? One does not talk religion Civil war. before an atheist, nor let the conver "the issue on this point is a defi of the University of Wisconsin and la The Golden Age left Melbourne for being sent to all parts of the country sation verge on Jhe frivolous before a Panama via Sydney anti Tahiti, May nite one, and the voters will under curate. for Inspection. The commodities In 5. 1854. She reached Sydney on May Letters require Just as much thought. stand next November that king ni- clude silk doth, silk stockings, gun 11 with 300 passengers. Her cargo cotfol will reign should the democra powder, paper absorbent (a substitute Included a consignment of gold dust tic nominees be successful. The dan- for absorbent cotton), paper ba «King, DISCOVERY OF HOLY CROSS and she reached England In W days. R. E. Morton, Prop. rope and twine, linoleum, shingles, 1s that the booze question may reed fiber for furniture and matting, Story Goes That the Empress Helsna New Idea in Ventilation. overshadow all other Issues, for the paper lath, rug yarn, paper webbing Was Responsible for Its Recov The Ayrton antigas fan, which, ac FEED, FLOUR, HAY, GRAIN ery From the Jews. cording to Munsey’s Magazine, may wets will struggle to grasp the straw and phonograph records.—Indianapo lis News. revolutionize all our systems of venti and get it through the bung of the ALL KINDS OF FEED Through the zeal of the Empress lation, Is based on the principle’that a beer keg. War Brides Aweary. Helena, mother of Constantine the fan should be brought down sharply Incompatibility of American and Great, was discovered the cross on from the perpendicular to the horizon French customs has caused 12,000 of which the Savior was crucified, and tal. and thus drive the air forward In KEEP THE FAITH approximately 50.000 French war the date Is given as May 3. The steady puffs and set up a fresh cur The northwest, through tourist as brides to return to France, according Btory usually told Is to the effect that rent from the rear. The Inventor, who sociations fostered by state author to Mr«. Reginald H. Johnson, presi the empress went to Jerusalem and Is an Englishwoman, has given public dent of the recently organized L’EspoIr ity, by state chambers of commerce Frntifo-Ainerlcan club in Pittsburgh. there compelled the Jews to bring the demonstrations In London with glass No matter what make battery cross from its concealment and give It models of dugouts and tunnels ffom yon have WE have the pacta, or by other organizations, is making The club, formed at the suggestion of to her. together with other crosses In which the fan readily expels the smoke. experience, and faeiHUea to re •very endeavor to turn the great pro Mlle. Odette <le Bonglon of Paris, wjto their possession. Its Identity was es At one demonstration, Mrs. Ayrton, pair or rabuild it—and, a bat- was In Pittsburgh recently. Is expected tablished by a miracle: The body of a with a tbree-lnch fan, sat at one end tery repaired or rebuilt HERE cession of tourist travel In this direc to broaden the Interests of French girls dead man was placed on each of the of a six-foot table while smoke poured is one that la DEPENDABLE- tton. The reason ts. of course, a sel- who became the brides of Americans crosses, and when It touched the true forth from a funnel at the other end. If you want SERVICE that la service for the OWNER—come fish one. for It is the dollar the tour- overseas, and to make them contented one the dead man Immediately came- The action of the miniature fan not to us. In tltelr new homes. to life. Many pilgrims traveling to only dispelled the smoke hut quickly 1st drops by the way, or the traveler Jerusalem received pieces of the true gained such control over It that It pre who through his visit sees the oppor Pictures Show Effects on Tires. cross, and the question was raised as vented it from coming out of the fun Slow motion pictures of tlie type to the possibility of supplying thou nel. The fan works on the hinge-and- tunity presented here for his future endeavor and become« a citizen ot the that have amused movie fans by slow sands with those fragments without sprlng principle and Is constructed ”of ing down swiftly moving bodies to the entirely carrying away the cross. It light material. It has been used suc- west and a developer ot western op point where every action may be ana was therefore said that the true cross cessfully In factories, theaters, mines portunity, that Is the chief incentive lyzed have been utilized hy a tire com had the power of reproducing Itself. and sewers.—Youth's Companion. for effort by the northwest. Should pany for a scientific study of Just what On the capture of Jerusalem In 614. happen« when a heavily loaded motor the cross we are told, was carried into Airplanes in Mining Operations. the gasoline shortage become per- truck climb« a curb, drops off an ele Persia, where It remained until re It la predicted that the airplane manent, tourist travel will naturally vation or I.....ips over a railroad track. stored by Heracllns. which event Is end the dirigible will prove a great This Is the first time this very valu commemorated In September and Is stimulus to the mining Industry in pre be first to suffer, but there will be able form of photography has been usually called Holyrood day. The four senting n means of getting material ore saving factor in the shortage in used by a tire company. Among the nails were distributed so that two anil men to and from locations which that the public that has become used tuesiions the pictures will aid In solv were placed In the Imperial crown. »re known to be rich with ore and to Its out-of-door vacation, will come ing are the effects of heavy blows on one brought to France, and another which are at the present time inacces thrown Into the Adriatic to quiet It* sible. There sre many such places highways, trucks, loads and tires. to the weet where It can enjoy Its turbulence. known to exist, but the cost of build outing with the least expense ot gaso ing a roadway to them would be so Mahogany Tropical Tree. line. Ute tn the weet places near Ouija Surplanted Planchette. groat as to be prohibitive. Attention The true mahogany grows only In The planchette was a thin, heart- ro this phase of the subject has been at hand opportunity for the outing, tropical countries, particularly In Cen shaped piece of wood supported on recently attracted by a report made and the exjiendltiire Of tfie motive tral America, the West Indies. Mexico two casters at the end of the base, and by Doctor I.yon, supervisor of the min fluid will be light, It Is the long ami Peru, though «mall ornamental on an ordinary pencil at the apex, ing stations for the United Slates bu transcontinental trip that consumes trees are grown In southern Florida. popular about I860 to 1880. before the reau of mines. By this means a regu The western sumach or mahogany ouija board supplanted It. The pen lar communication could be main gas But there 1a little likelihood grows In lower California. cil could readily be made to trace tained with sections which are not to NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION NOTICE characters without conscious move be reached by any ordinary menus. It OF PARTNERSHIP Farmers and Fruit Growers: ment on the part of the operator, If 1» also suggested that the same means We have on hand several hundred the fingertips were placed upon this might be of great value for getting res Notice is hereby given that the co pounds of Grasaelli brand arsenate ot •levice. cue apparatus to the scene of mining partnership heretofore exlstmg be lead, which is giving complete satis Like the ouija board, the planchette disasters. tween O. M. Knox and Paul Rutten- faction. It comes in packages rang was used by two classes of persons. cutter. doing business as Knoz and ing from 4 pounds to 200 pound bar It was used by the believers In spirit Cats and Diphtheria. ualism. w ho asked questions of a spir ’’It Is a widely accepted belief that Ruttencutter, is this day dissolved by rel. Ijet tie have your order now. We itual control, and believed that they cats tuny suffer from diphtheria and mutual consent of the parties, and would also like to have your esti received answers from the Intelli convey the Infection to human beings." that Paul Rutenqutter becomes the1 mate on the number of pear boxes gences on the spirit plane, and by says the Journal of the American sole owner of the said copartnership you will need, so we can supply you THE WATER IS FINE. BUY BATH lieople who regarded the mechanism Medical association In recounting the business, and will pay all Indebted- with made-up boxes, or in shoe««, ING SUITS NOW. NEW SHIPMENT as a game, and amused themselves by experiments hy which Doctor Savage nees and collect all bills due. or We would suggest those needing any RKTKIVKD THIS WEEK. GOOD pushing it to write messages for the proved that this la entirely without owing to or from said copartnership quantity, say over 500 get thjm in ASSORTMENT MEN’S, BOY’S, benefit of others present. foundation. Dated July 6. 1920. shooks and make them up nt the LADIES’ AND GIRL’S, PRICES Doctor Savage planted vast numbers PAUL RUTTENCUTT1DR, ranch. RIGHT. of diphtheria bacilli In the noses and O. M. KNOX. IT We have several tons of dry lime Snails Color Ocean’s Beaches. throats of kittens, but In no Instance sulphur at the old Rex Spray plant, A curious change of color with the did these take the disease, and within He Has It Coming tide la noted In the twachea of Snails' 24 hours the bacilli were dead. Doc It is a wonderful fertilizer, worth “Should uglier hn«bsnds hive heav Island In the Gulf of Mexico. The nat tor Savage reviewed all the evidence In 140 per ton. You may have It for ier demarre?" w«« a question raised ural golden color of the sands Is re cnoncctlon with epidemics of dlpb hauling It away. Get busy on this, as In a rev-rot illrnne action. The bet tained as the fide rises; but with the theriit and came to the conclusion that It la well worth considering ebb of the tide the beaches become so far as It Implicates cats it Is quite ter opinion I» that the fact that the Yours for success. nelr man mint have rone ont of hl« qnlte purple, a change that la due to valueless. wny to get ninrr'rd «hnnld tell ara Ina' OR.RQON GROWERS PKG OORIP. the appearance of great numbers of him.- Punch. Per. T E. BEAULIEU, Manager May purple snslls. Count’s. Feed Store CAN 1 R epair EBUILD VXtIWFl BATTERY Bathing Suits*; Golden Rule Store Adams Electric & Battery Shop t
