UMANTN P.< PAGE TUO «RANTS PASS DAILY COURIER Publlahed Dally Except Sunday A. E. Voorhtes. A m , u . ui . ï iwianii Mtiihi’ih ■ Portland. Aug. 17 Primo lamba, IS to |H Other market« steady and unchanged. Preserve With It Pub. and Propr it »red at poetoffiee. Granta Paa». Or«., aa second class mall matter. ADVERTISING RATES Display space, per inch.............. Vocal-personal column, per line.... 10c Beaders, per line INSURANCE Fire, automobile, mail packac« and plate gla»» liability. T M. Stott. 310 N. «th St. 44tt WANTED Hop picker» by Sept 1. Heavy crop, claim picking Will pay 1 'ye per ixiund and free daily trauaportation. Put In your ap­ plications ut once. lAonaril Estate Co. phone 607-F-ll 47tf Use No Sugar DAILY COURIER By mail or carrier, per year ...16.00 By mail or carrier, per month WEEKLY COLR1ER By mall, per year--------------------- >1.00 MEMBER O>' A8HOC1ATHD PRESS Tho Associated Press is exclusively »titled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to It er all otherwise credited in this paper and also the local new« pub- Uebed herein All rights of republication of spe­ cial dispatches hereia are also re- •erved Hill SALE Alfalfa hay In field. ♦ 20 per ton Also house and 2 lots. Call at 300 West <1 street. 51 101 aud 105 North 6th ORDER YOl'R SWWKT INHtN NOW 25c per dozen, 5 do«, or more de­ livered Seo Siun St in.-bau «h or phone 1-J. 52 ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ) COMMI Nit ’ATEI» ♦ FOIl SAldC 2 well matcheil young horsre. 3000 11» . with harness. ♦ 225 cash. or will trade for pro­ Editor Courier Aa a tlahermim tor duce. See Goetz, Josephine hotel. the past 23 voars. a recant article iu ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ 51tf ■ the Courier has couie to my atles* - evening ♦ OREGON WEATHEK ♦ tlon in the article which was sent GOOD select building lumber at the ♦ ♦ from Gold Beach it said that salmon lowest wholesale prices. Josephine ♦ Nashville. Aug. 17. The Tennes­ Weather tor the Week are now being caught a’ t’r.ints Pat» Lumber Co.. iuquire nights Jose­ ♦ Pacific Coast States General- ♦ see house of representatives adjourn­ bv local f tliernien It Is plainly a phine hotel. 51tf ♦ ed this afternoon until 10 o'clock to­ ♦ ally fair and warm. inis-«'»t<-u«‘nt as the tisti -hat are ♦ morrow morning without taking ac­ FOR SAIsE 160 acres In the Illinois cai.gh" at Grant» Pass a. • caught Tonight fair. Wednesday fair ♦ tion on the ratification of the federal ♦ valley, unlimited outranger, water only in the early spring. After Juue suffrage amendment. luid fruit About one million feet ♦ and warmer. 20 there Is not a list) to be caught ♦ ♦ saw timber, mostly pine. Saw mill In the upper river, except tor a few on an adjoining tract Ity owner. Raleigh. Aug. 17. The North i’ir- that are under stones and such places Box 53. la-land. Oregon 56 APRET1AT1NG THE ROGl’E olina senate today voted to postpone as deep holes in the river It required just such a season as action on the ratification of the fed­ Now as to the ''»port»'’ cloning the. IZMST laig chain, between Granta the present one to make the people eral woman suffrage amendment un­ river to commercial fishing it Is out ( Paes and Lougtridgv ranch, down river Finder please leave at’ til the next regular session of the of reason. The fish that are caught appreciate the Rogue river at its full general assembly. Courier office 5 S at Grants Pass amount to nothing value. The commanding position of The lower river is completely cor-1 FOR SALE CHEAP lairge farm, Grants Pass as the only city of size rated Four miles is all that can bei house, barn and outbuildings, al- Visit crater Ijike— upon the banks of the Rogue is again County Agent and Mrs R. E. Mil­ fished and this four miles is all the faifa, clover and some grain. emphasized when this community has ler and Mr and Mrs. E. S. Van Dyke distance that the fish will go. There water, stock and farming imix'e- 5« meuts. Phone 500-J-l water in abundance for irrigation and left early this morning*for Crater ; has not been a fish to my knowlede: for municipal purposes while other I^ke They expect to be gone about | that has crossed the canne y riffle FARM FOR N.AIJ-3 or rent, 6o acres. three days on the trip. ■ since June 20 of this year TIPs riffle 25 in cultivation, good building«, communities in the valley are suffer­ ' is four miles from the month of the fruit nnd berrie« 4 mile« from ing for the life-giving moisture while river In fact, the fish move back Modem Morals. la-land. Ore E. M. Bunch, crops and lawns are drying up. The I.aily Duff Gordon said at a tea at and forth with the tides and will not land, Ore 'enter above tide water aa the river water in the Rogue is at the lowest the Ritz: WANTED I to ."> truck« quick to "There are young women who would water y too warm. 1 have seen stage of record, yet at Grants Pass haul logs down grade Good road. rather be ultra-fashionable than any­ thousands of fish waiting for cool there is water in abundance for all thing else. In their eyes nothing mat 4 mile«, at $5 per M We load and water at the Jones eddy to come up purposes and to spare. The season is ters but that. unload logs, Trailers not necea- to the spawning grounds These fish “Two young women were lunching ■ are caught in the fall season. This nary, though Ivetter. 2000 to 2 400 an excellent test coming just as the when a third young woman passed feet to load. can be handled. I tn irrigation project is being built, and in the company pf an elderly married I is the season that should tie elimin- 5 tripe per day Address J. G. ated. that is from August 25 to June gives assurance that there can be no pair. Goble. Klamath Falls, Ore .Phone i 1st of the following year. If anyon- “ ‘ There goes Maud. ’ murmured the year when there will be a shortage 390-R. first young woman. They say that I wishes to say this is not right, ask of water for the canals that will vein she and old Mr. Goldie spent the week­ | one of the Medford "sports” who the district. That is the industrial end at Atlantic City together.’ know It all I am only a fisherman, Russian Prle«ti. “‘Oh!' said the second young worn so have never had the experience ■ide of the river question. The K ummihii prleM ha«* ah*av** been an in shocked tones. ’Oh. what a libel (they have. •<»nsi -’ay. Al |»r«*M*iit the mouth as well as conditions on the in the *miw un\ a* a woman hiding longest p;i*noe hoard nmiing downstair.«» Tin- moment noise censes to threaten Elihu Root on his seventy-fifth birth natives to ileal with a rogue elephant. i»ft*»r breakfast : “Mary, those «lx says tho London Chronicle. He shot (Jay reiption In New York, talked «•TgS ».vr-re bad. I’ve guten them, but them bird" seem to mind It not at all. The gentle, lisping plioebe chooxe« to it. and It rolled over, but got tip end philosophically about success and fail­ don’t lot ft occur again” ne«t tinder bridges across which wag­ charged him. All he recollected see­ ure. on» anil trucks puss frequently with n “After all." said a poet, "It's no dis­ ing was two Mg ears and a trunk, nnd Bounds Like Hashlmura’s Work. deafening roar. If the bridge 1« under the whole of his life passed before his grace to fail if you have done yotir Rule No. 2 for motorists In Japan railroad tracks, where the racket 1« • mind In a second. But the animal sud­ best." runs as follows: “When a passenger "Maybe not.” said Mr. Root, “but all of the foot heave In sight tootle the yet greater. It’s nil one to phoebe. 'Hie denly swerved toward a native, and a shot at 20 yards brought It down. the sjine it's pretty rough to have to horn trumpet to lilm melodiously at gravel roof of some high office build­ t the best you can do i» to first. If he «till obstacles your pass­ ing In .the noisy center of the city Is Where the railroads from the const to adt'i" often the chosen nesting place of Nairobi passed through the big game fail." age tootle him with vigor and express preserve, wild animals roamed about by word of month the warning: Till Night llawk. The creature most ried by nerves and noise Is the China’s Potential Armies. the track In freedom. While he wa« III""—P.rintnn Transcript. •nnt makes the most noise riding on the cowcatcher of the en­ If, in a war, an enemy started kill­ That’s man!—Clevolanipl’reae. gine a rhinoceros charged the train Ing Chinc-c soldiers at a million men jand nearly derailed it. i year, nnd If China were using 10 Courier clasBifTed ads bring i.: i Ft.rrvueg I per cent of her population In that (suits—Try a classified Speed of a Waterspout war. It would take tiftv yenrs to de­ A waterspout Is constantly spinning, stroy her first armies. and In that * CAPSULES Th»* moment It ceases It connfei-s v period two further Chinese forces of the distance of about a quarter of r titty million would grow up to con­ ! A Preparation. of » COMPOUND COPAIBA MdCUBEBS 1 mile above the sea level Its spinnint front their enemy.—Basil Mathews tn • —AT YOUR DRUCCIST— ■peed has been estimated nt six niilei the British Review of Reviews. b mli’itp TVE8DAY. Al'GlHT 17 It is no trouble to wash r X NEW FALL