Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, January 12, 1921, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextGRANT* PAH* DAILY CO’ RIEi WEDM<MDAY, JANUARY l‘J. 1921. . ............................. ... ■ Classified Advertising FOR HALK M*HT FOR HAI.M River Hanks Better Berkshire» Thrifty, prolific stock. River liiinka Ferme. O3tf IXlfrr One ladles gray gauntlet glove, No. OH. Ijeave at Courier. SEASONED WOOD FOR AAI.K -Oak and laurel, |4.78; body fir, *4; pine and aecond growth fir, 83.75; manaanlta, |5. C. W I^ambrecht, Rd I. Boi 11. Mtf FOR HAliE Mix good milch cows, five milking, one freeh In Janu ary, two tn March, one In May. Ad- areas or call J. W Caaad, Kerby, Ore Route 1. 7» HAY ALL KINDS delivered I- ' 00 per ton. me at the rink af- lOMMM L W. Hyde. »0 Nt'RSI RY Highest grade fruit, »hade, nut tree» also berrlee and ornamental In variety. Albany Nurserie» (Branch) *<0 North Seventh etreet, Granta Paas. 71tf nawuraa WAMTM1» BOOKKEEITOR and ateuogru, deetree position. Addreaa No. 138 care of Courier. 74 e t . M c K instry , eos o st, phone 356-R, general real eatate baatneea Beat of »oil» for fruit, bay or gen eral farasla* .................. . —. _ _ W1ANTED From 75 to 100 cedar HIGGINS 4 VERDIN -General real poata Inquire Wm. Hayas Shoe estate. Office 111 Sooth Sixth, Hospital. 74 | Phono 69 3«tf WANTED To rent typewriter. Must, SEE BAUJNGHR 4 HULL for farm, be In good condition. County' city and baaineae property. 10 and agent'» office. Phone 1*8. 7ltf| 11 Flanagan Bldg. Phone 384. MIBOBLLANBOI • SHOP -Plumbing. $1,000.000,000 TO DE SPENT ANNUALLY FOR HIGHWAYS Engineering Foundation Seeks Co-operation to Prevent Building Duplication. TAX. the country. Work of the board. It Is expected, will begin at an early date. Effort will he made to obtain from congress a definite assignment of part of the unexpended balunce of federal aid road money t<> some agency which will administer the fund under direction of the board. A statement Issued by the founda tion said that nearly 81.<M»>.t»MI.<*«> annually I» to be expended for high wnya throughout the nation and that this money could be »pent to better advantage following careful research by experts. Organlaationa. governmental agen cies and Institution» which have prom ised co-operation follow: American Association of State Highway ofil- clal». American Society of Testing Ma terials. Society of Automotive Engi neers. Burean of Public Roads. Na tional Automobile t'hnmher of Com- merce. American Society of Civil En gineer*. American liiHtltute of Consult ing Engineers, Association of State Geologists, Western Society of Engi neer*. American Concrete Instlttile. American Automobile association and the engineering departments of Har vard. Yale and Columbia universities. University of Maryland. University of Illinois and Iowa State college. pipe1 SOONER TAXI —Phono 363-R for work, »team fitting, boiler and Jitney Luke nr Cutler. Calls an pump work and lnatalling. 505 swered anywhere, anytime. 8<tf South 6th »tract Phone 306. G.' DENTISTS A Bryan. Bitt] First-els NURSERY stock of all kind». Orna E. C. MACY. D. M. D. dentistry. 1O9V5 8. 6th St mental, shade and fruit tree» Geo H. Parker. 70tf | VETKH1NAHY HURGEON NEW AND SECOND HAND GOODS DR. R J. BEHTUL. Veterinarian. —W. Chiles. 401 G etreet 77 I Residence 83 8 Washington boule *>1.11 ON MONEY BACK PLAN--J vard. pho»» 3 98-R. wreck autoe and trucks and sell the good parts. Bodie», tops, seats, | PHYSICIAN IND81RGEON cushions, wheels, tires, rims, wind ■’ shield glasses, lamps, gears, bear L. O. C1J0MKNT, M. D.. Practice limited to diseases of eye, ear,none ing». axles, bolts, magnetos, car- I and throat. Phone 63; Res. 239-J. bureators, spark plugs, rebuilt en IIIIIIIIIBIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII1IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII JANITOR GETS FORTUNE: WILL CONTINUE ON JOB iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii gines for any purpose, transmis S. LOUGM2UDGJC. M. D. Physician sion springs. If wanted will In and surgeon. City or country calla stall the parts. Also I will have attended day or night. Phonea. .y car at all times to be »old at *5 Roe. 3«*; Office. 182: *th and H. reduction each day until sold. Nearly new 1920 model thte time. E. J. BTLUCK. M. D. Physlclaa Watch sign on windshield at Den and au r geon; offloe Bcballhora nis Auto Salvage. 505 South Sixth block, phone 54-j; reoideoce. 1004 etreet. 87 Lawnridge, phone 64-L. THE PARTY TH AT STO1 J-'. 20 thor W F. RUTHERFORD—Manual the-' oughbred White Leghorn pullets rapuUcs. Offloe over Barnes' jew-1 from my poultry plant last Sunday elry. Hour» 9:30-12; 1:80-4. I night 1a known and positively Identified, and If pullets are not RALPH W. 8TRARN8. M. D. Phy stcian and surgeon X-ray equip returned within 36 honra the party ment. dental X-rag. Office, Me Con arili be prosecuted by law. sonic Temple Bldg. Phones: Of 78 ecbaefers. R F. D. 1. fice 81-J; reeMenoe 31-L Want DRIVING to I xm Angeles, ^X ttornkyh ~~1 78 company. Phone 205-Y. FOR RHNT H»R RENT -Furnished room. H street. MICKIE SAYS Wllbaiii R. Han»on of Maldeu, Mas.«., who recently Inherited 3'250.000 left H D. NORTON, Attorney-at-law. i hint by a great uncle, will keep his Practices tn all State and Federal Job as Janitor In a Mulden drug store. 408 Courts. First National Bank Bldg. | The picture shows Mr. Hanson clean 7* ing up the front of the drug store. 1 O. W. OOLVIG, Attorney-at-law.; ! Grants Pass Banking Oe. Bldg. TO BUY FLEET OF AIRSHIPS I moyuy ÛH5T av wsrxwrt AM' WXCP NKR WMU. OU Au' IX '«KU. <hrt NW, PAPKCt -© Mtk IU TU'RCqiUkQ. VÜM4'. YJÜUV.U XDtVX A UU ore Uvft U Ntxxuuu' UMJS B 8. VAN DYKE, Attorney. Practices In all courts. Flrat National Bank Building. PAG« THRU '• ’ IX>HT on hill road between Granta l'aaa und Knox ranch, one »pare Co-ordlnutloti of all agencies inter wheel and tire, 30x3 Mi. Finder ested In hlghwuy const ruction. to avoid please notify Harry Orr, or Wil overlapping of efforts and provide a llama Oarage. 76 centralised body for research, ha» lieen undertaken by the Engineering foun PIANO INHTRUTION dation with headquarter» In New WRB. JAMMU M POWHRfl. Inatrae- York. Bureau* of the federal gov ernment. various technical organisa tor on piano; studio over Barn"«' tions ami universities are exis-eted to jewelry 1’hone 265-J. Join the movement. It whs announced. An advisory board on highway re DKAYAGK AND TRANSFER search ha» been organized under the THE WOOUA) MOV MH; ao do we. chairmanship <X I’rof. Anson Mars Bunch Transfer Co. Office phone ton of the engineering »chool of the Iowa State college, which will work 3 40; reeldenee phone 315-J. through the national research council. F. G. I AH AM, drayage and transfer. The various co-operating organiza Aafee, planoa and furniture tion» and Institutions will name mem bers to thl» board. The result of the moved, packed, »hipped and stored hoard's actlvltlea will lie made avail Office phone 134-Y. able to highway builders throughout HOLDING OONTRAfTORH FOR RAI,I CIIHII1 Two good milk cow», young, and three young plge HARPER 4 SON —Building contrac inquire at 905 M etreet, the Hair tor». Shop work, furniture crating. property 77 Shop 510 H St. Rea. phone 143. F(«R 8ALl>lMU»t model Ford, mni complete, run about 350 miles Will take 8536 for quick aale WILL TRADE Dodge louring car for Phone 237-J. 78 property In north part of city. • Will pay or take difference. L. FOR SALK—6-room house, furnlah- Wyatt. Sooner Taxi. 7 4 ed, electricity, good well and city water, chicken houaea. 8 nice large CIVIL ENGINEER lota, extra rich aoil, abundance of GMO M ASHFORD <’. E Ixtnd suh- berrlee. fruits nuts arid »hade dl via Ion, mine and irrigation aur- tree» For quick aale. 12500, part veya 814 N. 6th St. Phoue 48-R. time. Addreaa No. 139 care Courier 7« REAL NMTATK REPAIR 1 What Happens in the Dark? The farmer receives on an average only about one- third of what the consumer pays for meats, grains, fruits, wool, vegetables and cotton. Somewhere be tween producer and consumer an enormous toll is added to the cost of farm-grown necessities. The city consumer, not seeing the profit-taking along the road to him, blames the farmer for high prices. The local farmer, not knowing just what does happen in the dark, is at the mercy of the system. To turn on the light is one purpose of THE FARM-BUREAU MOVEMENT Your local farm bureau is an impor but to join your local farm bureau, tant link in the great American Farm if you are not already a member, and Bureau Federation which is fighting to help fight your own battles. the farmer’s market battles for him. Out of wide national experience THE a The Federation has no quarrel with C ountry G en ; leman advises this. honest middlemen or efficient mer Its editors and contributors travel chants, but it does have with the 300,000 miles a year to study your gouging in-betweens, speculators and problems and to put its shoulder to gamblers. every good movement in your interest. The Federation is demanding that If you are not a neutral farmer we the Government hasten to furnish would like to count you among our official figures on the cost of produc subscribers. Send us $1.00 for a ing farm crops so that the public yearly subscription and we will mail may know and attention be focused you fifty-two big issues crammed on what happens in the dark. with farm news, courage, smiles, Many other big, constructive plans many proven helps and well-tried that you are too busy to attend to are plans, strong cartoons, good pictures, being pushed for you by the Federa bully fiction—a total of 3000 pages tion, and T he C ountry G entle of help and hope, of national service man urges you not to remain neutral to farmers. Yes, your check is good. SÄ t • COUNTRY GENTL EMAN Circulation 700,000 Weekly The Curtis Publishing Company, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Also Publishers of THE SATURDAY EVENING POST and THE LADIES’ HOME JOURNAL SHRINE'S MEANING NOT PLAIN AUTO TOFS Erected to the Memory of Japanese Maid, But Its Precise Idea Hardly Apparent. One of the pretty shrines of Japan Is based on the story of a beautiful girl, and to this day occidentals can not figure out If the shrine was to perpetuate a tragedy or an honor. The story Is that Yamatodake. one of the greatest warriors In the history of the country, halted for a night at the village of Shlmodalra. He was weary of battle and strife, and sent out word to the village that he wished to be entertained by the prettiest girl there. Kemachlya was selected, and It Is told how she spent the evening singing and dancing for the warrior. He went on his masterful way the next morning leaving the little maiden to mourn hl» passing, and to give birth to his child In due time. Now. the child died, as did Its moth er. and the village erected the shrine, and every few years It Is rebuilt and made tuore beautiful. But what no occidental can discover Is whether the shrine was built to remind the citizens of the militarism of the old days that trod with relentless heels on beggar and wealthy alike, and thus to pay tribute to a tragedy, or whether It was built to show that th<6 great war- rior honored the humble village by taking one of Its membership Into hla arms. U. 6. Will Call for Blds for 300 Latest ; Typs Airplanes. Blds for 300 airplanes on designs worked out by the army aviation sec O 8. DlxANClIARD, Attorney-at-law. tion, which Include all latest Improve DIDN’T GET CHIEF’S MEANING Golden Rule Bid«. Phone 270. ments demonstrated to be valuable by C. A. .a'DLnA. Attorney-at-law. Ma- recent testa, will be called for within 8allor Misunderstood, but After All, a short time by the War Department Kangaroo la as Good a Name »nnie l "in pie, Granta Pane, Ore. Approximately 80.000,000. It Is esti as Any Other. GEO. H. DURHAM. Attorney-at-law mated, will be spent on the planes, referee in bankruptcy, Macon I c this being the minimum provided In z The Kangaroo received its name the present army appropriation bill through the failure of white men to Temple. Phone 185-J. for this purpose. understand the language of the Aus J A WEB T. (WirNNorK-* Lawyer The total appropriation for the air tralian bushmen. Captain Cook, dis service, exclusive of pay and mainte coverer of Australia, gazing shoreward Flrat National Bank Building. nance of men, which Is carried In one day. saw a group of natives about A. C. HOUGH—Lawyer. Tuffs Bldg., other sections of the army bill, was what seemed to be a most peculiar Practice In all cenrte. J83.000.000. animal. He sent a group of men ashore to get It, and was still more V. A. C. AHI#, lawyer, praotloe In amazed when told of Its shape. Its Psddlsr Beat Court Out of $8. state and federal courts. Office A New York city peddler, fined for habit of carrying Its young In a pouch over NeMeae! Drug Store. violation of the license provisions by and Its remarkable leaping ability. He ■ »ma..' u ■ ...... Magistrate McQuade, paid the fine and wanted the natives' ryime for the spec cleared 88 on the deal. He tendered imen that he Intended to take back to The Newly Married. England. Nothing Is to mo more distasteful a counterfeit 810 note In payment of "What's the name of that beastie?' then that entire complacency and sat- the fine, and the clerk accepted It and demanded an English tar of the na iHfsctloti which henm In the coun handed him 88 change. tives' chief. tenances of a newly married couple “Kan ga roo." returned the native. Congress to Probe Idleness. in flint of the lady particularly; It Congressional Investigations of the "Kangaroo, ch?" repeated the sailor tells you flint her lot Is disposed of In this world; that you can have no "Increased unemployment” to deter man, and. satisfied, returned to his hopes of her. It Is true I have none, mine what action. If any, to relieve captain. The fact Is. however, that the words spoken by the chief are nor wishes either, perhaps, but this the situation can be taken by the fed Is one of those truths which ought, era I government was proposed In n merely a phrase meaning "I, or we, an I said before, to be taken for grant Joint resolution Introduced In the don't know." house by Representative Mason of ed, not expressed.—Charles Lamb. Merchant [Printer» -Oourlar. Illlnola. i i Replace the stiahby top with a light, esMy-to-haadle weather proof one now. Kmart looking, serviceable tops— |>erfect fitting and improving tbr car's looks—.» wide choice in ma terials and colors. OCR PRICra LOWFXT G. B. BERRY Two Second Hand DODGES At Bargain Prices C. L. Hobart Co. Grants Pass-Medford STAGE INTERUBBAK AUTOCAR 00. Effect— Oet. 25, 1920 lt>:M *- ns. p. m. 4.B8 p. tn. Bftilv and Sunday L LEATE GRANGE PAM Gnuita Paas MH . 10:* 1:<M 4*84 ff. m. p. ■». WaitiMg Room Bonbonniere * PU b « 160 for Ashland and .Iseksenville Why Suffer So? Why suffer from * bad back, from sharp, shooting twinges, headache», dizziness and distressing urinary Illa? Grants Pass people recommend Doan's Kidney Pills. Could you ask for stronger proof of merit? Mrs. Wm. Harvey, 621 N. 8th St., Grants Pass, gave the following statement March 20, 1916: "Words cannot express the great consdlera- tlon I have for Doan's Kidney Pills. In fact, I don’t believe I would be living today had it not been for this wonderful kidney medicine. Some years ago I was at death's door and for six long months suffered with a complication of kidney trouble. My back nearly killed me it ached ao badly. 1 screamed when anyone tried to move me <and waa as helplee« as a child and was confined to my bed most of the time. <My kidneys were congested. I waa a nervous wreck and waa so melancholy at time I couldn't keep from crying. It Just seemed as though every inch of my body was affected and I ached all over. Doan’s Kidney Pills pulled me through. I atuck to Doan's for aev- eral months and was finally able to get around as well as ever and con sider myself cured of kidney trouble.” On March 24, 1920, Mrs. Harvey said ":My faith In Doan’s Kidney Pills is as strong as when I first en dorsed them. I have had very little trouble with my kidneys since and give the credit to Doan’s Kidney Pills.” 60c, at all dealers. Foeter-Milburn Co . Mfr»., Buffalo. N. T.