Grants Pass daily courier., October 23, 1920, Page 6, Image 6

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RED CROSS STEAMER
ON TRIP TO SIBERIA
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Put on Your Favorite Roll
That’s what we invite any owner or would-be
owner of a player-piano to do. Come in—play your
favorite selection—without slightest obligation. See
why it is that artist and layman alike delight in the
wonderful tone, the marvelous flexibility, the splen­
did simplicity of the Cable-Nelson Player-Piano.
These modem and highly popular, popuLfr-priced
players set new standards of player-piano perfection
and upset all previous nations of what can be
expected of a player in the way of interpretation
and feeling." Come in and see for yourself.
“Play Your Farorite Roll”
The Music & Photo House
Staatow Rowell, l*roprietor
Grants Pass, Ore.
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Moore Bakery
Under
New Management
Ixtndon. Oct. 23
Th« first ste*m-
er put Into service between Hamburg
and the Far Rast by th« Internation­
al Rod Croaa and the league of na­
tion has left for Vladivostok carrying
1 S.'O 'Riisslans whose home« are In
Eastern Siberia. The «hip will re­
turn with former war prisoner« from
Siberia, according to Information
from the league of nation*.
It has been estimated that 100.000
former prisoners of war remain to
be repatriated from Rusal* and Si-j
berla. Comparatively few however. 1
can be brought from Vladivostok he-'
cause the soviet authorities have
refused permission for prisoners
from Siberia proper to leave Ruasla
by way of the Far East
Repatriation of former war pris­
oners by the present scheme is pos­
sible as a result of fuuds raised In
the Vnlted States, a number of Am­
erican organisations acting jointly
in what is known as the American
repatriation
committee.
Already
3300,000 has been raised. JI ,000,00''
being expected.
The principal organisations co­
operating In this committee are the
American Friends’ Service committee
(Quakers!, American Red Cross.
American Relief committee for Hun­
garian Sufferers, American Retief
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Committee for Austrian War Prison­
ers. Federal Council of the Churches
of Christ of Amelrca. Joint Distri­
bution Committee. National Catholic
War Council. Tonne Men’s Christian
Association and the National Luther-
an Council.
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Why Not
Electric
Cooking?
RASMUSSEN T0 STUDY ESKIMO
Danish Explorer's Ambition It Said to
Be to Make Thorough Study of
the Northern Race
WILL
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that mother never bake«! all
good bread a* you get from
this bakery. The fine flavor,
tlio light newt, tl|e all mind
goodnews vvi.ll prevent him
from tiresome reference to
mother’s baking. Try a loaf
anti prove it. No better bread
was ever baked or ever will lie.
Ask your Grocer for Bread
baked by the
GRANTS PASS
BAKTRY
503 G Street
In Four Models
That is why so much of the important work of the
day is entrusted to Buick.
»WOI’K AUTO COMPANY
AGREE
EXCLUSIVELY
CT) I 'S/NESS men and professional men, in choos-
ing a car, place dependability first.
Salt Lake City. Utah. Oct. 23.—ln-
: dians who have accounts in the
| banks of Uinta Basin district ot Utah
I ospecially at Vernal and Duchesne. |
sign their cheeks with finger prints.
I according to reports received here,
i Bankers say this method is ne ea-
IMMEDIATE DKIJVKRY
' sary as few of the red men can read
| and write, while many have names
i so long that there Is not room enough
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i on the bottom of the checks to -write
them.
When an Indian, unable to write, i
WHEN BETTER AUTOMOBILES ARE BUILT. BUICK
1 desires to draw some of his money be
has someone fill out a blank check
for him and then affixes his thumb
A full record of thumb prints Is kept
print. The check is compare« with
the prints kept on file at the bank st each bank and officials claim that
and, it found to be correct, is paid. , under this system there hA never
been a wrong payment.
Many ot the Uinta Basin Indiana
are wealthy ad have large bank ac­
counts. The majority of them raise
cattle and sheep.
A OIK
Studebaker
Cars
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line of Fancy Pastry
WE ARE NOW SELLING
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INDIANS DRAW MONEY
WITH FINGER PRINTS
We now carry a complete
Proprietor
V_\ V M ’ÍINI.W
Women
Made Young
Bright eyes, a clear skin and a body
full of youth and health may be
yours if you will keep your system
in order by regularly taking
The renin rl: able studies carried out
by the Danish explorer. Knnd Rasmus­
sen among the Greenland Eskimo«
are described by W. E Ekhlaw in the
Geogrnptitrnl
Review
Rn«mn«‘ n.
who I- ixirt Eskimo himself, was bom
and trained In Inngnngt-a and eth
oology at tile Uulveraity of Copen­
hagen.
It Is his ambition tn make a thor-
ongh Study of the whole Eskimo race,
from eastern Greenland to Siberts, and
he has already visited every Eskimo
settlement in Greenland. It is «eld
that be knows every Greenland Eski­
mo personally. Mr. Ekblaw believes
It safe to say that no one else has
ever come Into such direct contact
with a whole people as he has.
Late In 1919 he returned from a
visit to Ammassallk. on the east const.
He was surprised to And that the east
Greenland Eskimos preserve many of
the customs of the central Eskimos
who Still Inhabit the ancestrnl home
of the race about Hudson bay. He
found that they are more rlotwly re­
lated to the central Eskimos than are
any of the other tribes of the entire
Greenland coast, and that only recent­
ly have they been affected by contrast
with the Greenland west coast culture.
—Scientific American.
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SMOKR-LEM
ASH-LESS
DUST-LESS
TIUH ltl.E-I.ESS
Electric cooking provides the one
thoroughly
practical, _ convenient,
clean and sanitary method of cook­
ing.
Eliminate« dirt, dust, ushew,
gas an«! worry, (look without waste.
California-Oregon Power Co.
Figure It for Yourself.
The following statement Is attrib­
uted to a well known statistician:
“The business and other Institutions
of tho United States of America are
run hy not more than 2 per cent of
those connected with them, and would
CAPStll ES
fall If those 2 per cent were with­
Tb« world’s standard remedy for kidney, drawn. Gf these 2 per cent, 4 per
Hv«t, bladder and uric acid troubles, the cent are the sons of hankers, eight of
snetfties of life and looks. In u«e since bnsiness men. twenty-five of educators
1698. All druggist«. three sites.
end thirty of preachers."
GOLD MEDAL
Leoli fee the name Geld Medal ea eeaer ho.
and acaen' rw> imiratmn
Extraordinary Hurdling.
William Priestly, at Hull, England
In 1863, jumped one thousand hurdles
each three feet six Inches high, In six
ty-one and a half minutes. That 1»
eqnnl to lifting Ids own weight n'n«
times the height of St Paul’s, In Lon­
don. and running six miles Into the
bargain.
MORE MILK AT LESS GOST
May lie aecared hy feeding
FISHERS’ MORMILK
(A scientific dairy f<»o<l)
It is tho same weight and price
ne a «nek of inillrun, but will
produce much more milk.
8ol«l exclusive!)- hy
JOSEPHINE 00¥NTY FLOUR MILL
Oonier Third and G Street
Phene 123