Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, August 12, 1920, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTUI UMANI* l’AKH UA41.Ï AXH tUKR PAGB TWO IH.IHT IS, 1020 IU s DAA. NEW TODAY ▲. K Voorhlea. Pub Your Butter Merger and Propr itered at poatofflce. Grants Paas. Ore . aa second class mall matter TO MAKR ROOM for good« that are coming 1 will for th« not 10 days • tell Beyond hand furniture al very low price« Bargains In «Hossa, mattresses, etc. T. C. Booth. 4« Ulll'ER VOI R CANNING (XHIN now Evergreen tor future delivery \ll ordere corn Just coming In of 5 »losen or mat delivered 50 I'hotie I-J. Itili YOl GET IT Y KT- i ADVERTISING RATES Dteplay space, per inch ................. 31*»' IxKial-person al column, per line 10c Meaders, per line............................... 5c DuULY COURIER By mall or carrier, per year |«.OO By mall or carrier, per month.. .50 THY IT K»K MARINO MAYONNAISE WEEKLY COURIER By mall, par year............... TEAMSTER WANTED Apply to 4H Amos Smith l-NVR SAIJC Young Jersey cow list fresh Mito. Smith •• 13.00 KIT * INSl'ItANCK Firs, automobile, mall package an»l plate glass liability. T M. Stott. SION «th St. 4 4tf MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS Ths Associated Prtws Is excl usiv sly watltlsd to ths use for republication 101 and 105 North 6th of all news dispatches credited to it FOR SAIJC IMniug room table and or all otherwise credited In this chairs, bed mattress. and .other paper and also the local neww pub- Untied herein. household furniture. Mason Jara 4 — -------------- All rights of republication of spe Call Friday and Sat unlay at 104! The) over from Leland Sunday I the people of the west are charac cial dispatches here: a are also re 4K I Leland East A street served. terised by pep and by virility, and have conducted the hotel at tor several months WAjrrwr» Hop picker», picking be that as a people they are noted for THURSDAY, AUGUST 12, 1220. Mrs Thus Ahern. Mrs H W Kit trina Aug lli. St 50 per hundred resourcefulness .»nd progreasiveness. chle. Mrs R J. Ruttie. Miss Edith Apply nt Heath A Herman's office The west is not a place for drifters Hunting, Mr and Mrs F. B. Mc- 47lf OREGON WEATHER ♦ laughlln, Mias Louisa Petenion and or leaner«. Hop pickers by Sept I. ♦ W ANTED Mrs R. E. Smith were all Grants e Heavy crop, lean picking AA’ill WeatKcr for tbe Week I'aas visitors Monday afternoon. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ | pay 1 He per pound and free dally Pacific Coast States General- ♦ ♦ AMI8KMKNTS ♦ "-»»«»«»•MWMMWBWa-SW»«»« transportation Put in your ap fair; normal temperature ■£<r •«»•,»»■»« -û O ù M \>\>vrvr va w« V« I ♦ plications at once lx*onard Eatate ♦ f THOUGHT HE HAD HOMER i Ileal Minstrels Co . phone 807-F-11 47tf Tonight and Friday fair, ♦ For singing and dancing none <an ♦ continued warm. THE PICTURE MILL will reopen A queer olle «ns pul I«»I In a ♦ [excel the colored race, and it seems recent Fort SinlihSprinurteld for business Monday. August lKth. ' the cream of the colored talent has (■tue. Jimmy Jutuaakl of bort with hours from 10 a m to 4 p MEN WHO SUCCEED IRK 'been brought Into the Yhvmon, Geor Smith lilt the ba'I Into h pile of m . daily, except Sunday with ■ gia Minstrels, at least this company WANTED building muter.ul In lb«- outfield other hours and Nlinda» sittings hv has established itself as a top liner and thought lie hail a homer, so appointment Mr, Bancroft at Periodically there are movements he raced around und having attra tion and is not thought of as a tended all of the session, and dem of people from the over-crowded east “nigger show" it being in the same ft -cored sal himself on the Iwncli onstrations of the Eastman School to the west. One of these movements class and character as any white ft The umpire ruled It «us only a for Professional Photograihers re good for a three bugger, so 8 minstrel, unless it be that it is su- is just now setting in, and reports cently held *n Seattle and returns Jamaakl went back to third « acre that in every eastern state there I»erior. and the white people apprifi’i- buse Then it was discovered he ft to her work with many new and ating the efforts of these deserving ha-l < ut svsnil l-o-e While the “i valuable ideas For appointment, are people by the thousands who are lieople are very liberal In their pat Springfield tenni gathered armimi phone 283-R or residence 140-J now making preparations to move to ronage. -wond deciding who «houli! tag ■- ward the setting sun. Of the man? So far this season, reports verify the base, Jamaskl shot down FOR SAJJ-1 CHEAP 40 acres thousands of auto tourists now roll the fact that five nights out of the 8 slid in. and «n» -afe on the bug « i land. ’> S miles from Granta Paas ing along the highways, a large pro week, hundreds are turned away a -rO-friXrirfc .^•Crù'.'.rù ífí - wy / i . Inquire S3! Bridge St 72 from the Famous Georgia Minstrels portion is watching for opportunity, T" They will be here at the Grants THEBE IXiTS ARE A l 100x100. and when opportunity is found, a new Pass Opera house Saturday. fenc»M. 2 blocks oust of nth street resident is counted tor the west. Ten with deed and abstract clear Cost 4300 some years aeo. will consider years ago another such western linger Is mg er Ir«, purchase price, led net I ng Im- movement was on in its tone, and The only Charlotte Greenwood, nrovaments. taxes and other ei- of the thousands who came westward she of the long and limber arms and Iw-nse« for quick sale, Will take then, many are now counted among legs, will be the attraction at the payment snd balaace monthlv 'Chautauqua Buildine. Ashland Ore, <xir beet citizens, having found here Chas Morrison. 833 I. street 47 Friday. August 13. In Oliver Moros- prosperity and contentment. Others co’s latest musical comedy. Unger FREE PRIMI ;'I'M|M'" - were less succeeeful. and one of the Ixvnger Letty.’’ with clear deo-l .ml abstract -It- listed 2 Mo k« east of Sth street The fair Charlotte who was last reasons for the lack of success in near Riverside school Ope 5-room seen tn the famous song and dance some instances was becaue the new hou,e nearly cleaned up Inside show, "So Ix>ng I jetty” comes dire t comer was not informed sufficiently well and city water, light, and from the Fulton theater. New York, in making investment. Literature is where the new .«how was proclaimed outbuildings, all for a quick sal«- often colored, and facts are not al superior to the former big success lx»» Will take payment down, and balance monthlv t'hat» Mor The <ast composed of Miss Green- | ways Just what they seem. The west rison. Nt2! I. turret 4? is a land of opportunity. There is wood is composed of musical comedy , i linn favorites, including Chas P. Morri- [ The room here for millions of the people son. Robert Higgins. Olra Roller. Va •ark who have not elbow room In the east, lerie True. George Sweet. Curtvne ; and they can make good here. But Englar. Frances Bendsten an«l Vir- i they must use judgment else they ginia Tavares while the -horua is of i can fail here as easily as anywhere. the Broadway variety who display [ Seats at Horning’s Many failures have been recorded in numerous gorgeous gowns to the ' greatest advantage and Mr. Morosco the fruit industry, yet here is the has furnished a production of beauty. X 53 RO best fruit country upon earth. Or 'fASON With a hart I de averng»* of chards require constant and vigilant •----------------- hehling for JJ97. I nto Johfitun of rl> <’l«vpland lrifthins H showing rhe wav HUGO attention The character of the soil, to Ani»rl»an langue Hr»! basemen. and a dozen other considerations en • • • Mr«. Harry Schmidt drove to* ter into the question. And finally, Grants Pas« Friday morning to visit Then» have been «n many home ri the personal equation counts more Mr Schmidt's mother She returned made rli’s "••a«on »bat no more tention is paid to them than ronin than all else The west is not the Saturday evening. base hits. H. E. Peters, wife and baby re- place for the failures of the east or I turned from Portland Saturday Rov Cortmn I« fir the ball p:ir!’ of any other country. The man who. morning where they have been visit- I at Oakland hl« h< When th* ha, succeeded elsewhere can suc ing Mrs Peter's mother They left , Seal» piny there It to plav ceed better here. What the west es- Saturday afternoon by auto for Los [ )mor hall. He ma pcially wants i, successful men. men ■ Angeles, Where they will make on other fields. • • _ the F amous of action and men of ability. It is their home. Harr» I «alliiert. cousin of the Cin Billy Nelson of Glendale, spent boa use the man of action and the cinnati Fle-I«' fanioti» Jnke. I« plnvlng last week with his friend. Herbert with the It.ilf Light», «»- i pro club at man of ability is the one who moved Willison. Toledo. He play, short,top. westward In the first instance that F E. Decker and family moved .Toe Judge of the Washington Sen ators 1« ■ -gixsl Judge of pitching. II. hit In sixteen consecutive game« be B and $ O rchestra fore they broke, his string. ... WATCH FOR THf BIC STA'fTPANDE Failure of Hugh High to hit up tn O nly 5 how op iti his expected figure« 1« one of the rea KINDIN THE WORLD sons the Vernon Tigers are not up In the race, says a I^s Angeles critic. ... YOl WILL APPRECIATE THE EX The Los Angele« club has released FRA GOOD A ALTI» AYE ARE Fred Haney, a young Infielder, and SHOWING IN THE NEW St ITS Pitcher Nick Dumovlch to Pete Stand- 5«»It MEN AND YOl NG MEN AT •lilge's Edmonton club of the Western »2T». »30. »37-SO AND $30.80. Panada league. OPERA HOUSE Saturday, Aug. 21 I_____ : Gt-oncid M instrels Lower Prices for Men’s Clothihg 0 < 11.1. AM» NEE TREVI Golden Rule Store STORE CLOSES AT 8 P. M. EXCEPT SATURDAYS AT ».30 Grants Pass-Medford Interurban Autocar Co. Effective Aug. 5, 1920 LEAVE GRANTS PASS 7:00..«. m. 10:30 a.m 1:04» p. m 4:30 a. m. I’ LEAVE MEDFORD 7:00 a. m. 0:00 a- tn. 1 OO p. Ill 4:30 p. m. Daily and Sunday Grants Pass Waiting Room BONBONIERE Phone 160 0 0 Jack Bromley conlon’t make the grade as a pitcher for Sacramento, but ho ha« been going with Salt Lake. • • George Anderson. outfielder. wh<> had agreed to Join the Milwaukee Brewers and help them out. change«! Ids mind und will not report. • • • Eddie Shore, who bad n trial wit tho ('hlrago < *ub*« in 1917. und linxb«’ pitching lnd»’i>endenf ball in Coliind" Mnrv th»* vwtr. has joined tin* K mii **: City Blu»*« for a trial. • • • Joe Sehepner ha, begun to hit for lenti,ville. ' • ' • * ’ Dode Paskett appear, to bave fallen into a «lump. Foolish Wasta. Doing a thing poorly now with th» Intention of doing It over later wastes not rnih In nd effort, hut chnmctrr S, well It is no trouble to wash GOOD HELP I, almost Impossible to obtain ahd my Walch lt»<pslrlng has grown to such proportion that I ain compelled to discontinus cnrlain lines of repairing. AFTER JI 1.1 1ST I w III not be In a punition to accept for rs|»alr, any Jewelty or »mall work, but will make a siawlalty of Pino Watch Repairing and IMatnond Sotting BARNES, The Jeweler Used Car Bargains I I»I7 DODOM—lUHOUONII I IWIN IMIIMIK—mort «'LASS. I I l>IN III II -K HOAIWTMIl—HAItLAlY Swope Auto Co The Milk Pail i * niii h H owh uur feed the profit In UBlnx More in Ilk at the •a me coat la what cornee from Dive It a trial our dairy feed It will coal you no liiors make the to The remit will k « i provo ituelf. JOSEPHINE COUNTY FLOUR MILL Corner Third and G Street Phone 123 Chautauqua Bldg.—Ashland Friday, August 13th Charlotte Greenwood IN TIIE MIMICAL IXiMEIt. TEA Ml HIKE a Linger Longer Letty” PlilCES-—«Oc. «I.OO. »I-5O. »2 00. »2.50, PLI N 10' H 1 It T I V I joK/fcuvautt JOK/fCUVUitt THE SHABBY Pllapidntetl t>>|M on your car can be nuule to fit and look like new —at little cost- We repair, re cover and restore top-»—you'll be pleasantly -urprl-Mt! al cost of your Job. <R*t <>ur figure* on II t-ulay. WHEW IT TROUBLE TT' AW- ’ - -,___ — -— t , - T X 1» . -A A The queer actin* laittrry is the one we like to KT—for we quickly rornvt the trouble at It« aoftrofi at the minimum ex* peii-e and -end »on OS >-mr »ay mi adiertisenient for I IIIS STATION. Skllli-d service anil inodewt < loirgc» make this the INiPt'- I.YR BATTERY STYTION. ADAMS flfCTRK <ind ba nr RY SHOP ExIde Servbe Station, r.Ofi South sixth Street Thor Electric Timmons & Higgins Elect rie Store PHONE’. 47 , Call and «V u« Phone 324-.I 111 South Ml,th N< Yucnt. for the Cleveland National Fire tnanrnnce Company I '