Grants Pass daily courier., February 12, 1921, Page 4, Image 4

GRANTS P.VW DAILY ODI RIER
PAGE FOUR
SATURDAY, FEHRIAHY IX
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Among Our New Goods
Arriving Are:
Colored imported Organdies also white,
Crepe Satins, Charmeuse and Crepe
Meteors.
We have an odd lot of Underwear we are going to
close out at 25 cents a garment—these are excep­
tional values and will pay you to look them over.
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RATVRDAY. FERRI ARV 12. ttMll
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OREGON WEATHER
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Tonight and Sunday rain in 4
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Juneau, Alaska. Feb. IS.—(A. P.)
4 west; cloudy east portion.
44 + 4-e********** ♦ ♦ 4 —Hadley, once a I>rosi*erous mining
community
on Prince of Wales
Island, south of here, has joined
INJUNCTION AGAINST SOLON
There ishouid be a perpotaal in­ Dyea. White Pa« City and others on
the list of Alaska's "dead cities.'*
junction granted against allowing
But three people remain in Hadley.
newspapers to use the word So’.on Once the town had a population of
as applied to modem legislators, more than 500.
Hadley's 550.000 hotel still stand*,
•ays the Manufacturer.
Solon was a lawmaker ot ancient with much of the furniture just as
the guests left It. The town's board
Greece and mads a record that en­
streets are collapsing and many of
dears his name to tile world even the buildings have been torn down.
down to the present «e.
Hadley was a copper mining town
He reduced taxes snd enacted laws and a fall tn the price of copper
to enable ths people who were hope­ caused the nearby mines to close.
Thtlr Famous Compact of Government
Rightly Treasured as a Great
State Document
Grants Pass
In the harbor nt the tip of Cape
I Cod occurred the first birth uml th«
¡I first death Htnong tbe Pilgrim* In
Atuerlcn. Ou bon rd the Mayflower. «•
»he lay nt anchor. »»» born l‘««tv-
grlue, son of William and Susanna
White. Here was unother chlhl fu.
the «hip's uur»vry. ulreudy ««crupié«! by
little Ocvatiu« Hopkins, who fir»t saw
the light of «lay far out at -ea.
The «lentil was that of Dorothy May.
wife of illlnui Bradford, future gov
enter of Plymouth colony. She was
drowned.
First of Importance. however, ot
all that oecurr»«! here, ami al»«» In
the aequeuce of sventa. *»» the ilrnw
ing up uml «lgtuiig of the famous com
pact of government, originally desig­
nated by Bradford tn bls hlst«»ry a« “a
combination." And »«> it wax, in the
mu»l literal sens««, a combination.
Till» agreement, made lu writing by
a little group of Englishmen who had
»>evii dlxmlsaod by their mother coun­
try a* “giaal,riddance to bud rubbish,"
I* now ireuMire«! by th«- nation In
America, to which they contributed a»
much ax one of three great documents.
The other two are the Declaration of
ImtetM-ndeuee ami the U«x<«tltutloa of
th* L'nlteil Stute«.
OPERA HOUSE
T wo—W eeks—T wo
R. Ferris Taylor
Stock Company
"THE SHOW THAT ALWAYS l*I.EAHES '
»XI» HIM niMI'IXY OF CLEVER ARTISTS PHI »! kiTH
TONIGHT
“Toby’s Troubles
99
Honolulu. Feb. 12—(A. P.l—Bus-
tneas in Japan an«i China is dead
but the commerce of the Philippines
has been practically untouched by
the reversal ot trade conditions, ac­
enyrding to statements hy two travel-
Beautiful Wardrobe, Special Brewery, New bontf Hita, the
Btgono Dull Facta.
era from the Orient who recently
One lUg Show of the Nessun.
Two friendly little uvlghbors, aged
pass««! through Honolulu.
Niels Anderson, head of an lm- respectively 4lj and 3 year* recently
porting and exporting firm of seat««l themselves on the curbstone
near my window« for n religious dis­
Shanghai, said "Business is prac­ cussion. It seemed they had over
tically Impossible throughout the hear«! aome grown-ups repeating «
IMMHCN OPEN' AT 7 I*. M.
CURTAIN N I*. M.
Orient because of the present rate rv.-ent prophecy of a certain sect ax to
of exchange. Industry is 1U a the Imminent end of the world and
CHILDREN IMS-, war lav Jc—TOTAL Wie
standstill.
There Is practically were greatly exercised at the report.
M>1 LTN Mv, war tax le—DU kl. II.
The
elder
child,
n
falr-halrv«!
skeptic
'nothing doing.*
Consignses of
freight from the United States an«! from a northern »fate, scornfully d»
other parts of th» world are leav­ clarwl that he didn't believe the »tory;
less ly in debt to regain their free­
but th«- swarthy, dark-eye«! little Texan
ing goods on the wharves and ware­ solemnly asserted: "Yes. It's true; I
dom from political slavery.
houses
rather
than
shoulder
the
re
­
FERRYDALE
I
know It's true ; fob this mo'nin' I
He added the greet island of Sa­
« 1 sponsibility and loss of handling read ft In mnh Bible." The midget
lamis to his country's territory, and
them.''
doesn't know one letter of the alpha­
Eldon Everton is visiting a few­ I
Manuel Earnshaw, vice-preeid«*nt bet from another, but be refuses to be
established indirect taxation so di­ days at E. C. Neely's this week.
of a dock company of Manila, pre­ pinned down to vulgar facts when his
rect taxes were not much used
Bro. R. M. Conrad, who has been sented the Philippine aspect as fol­ spirit wishes to soar. Are children
For direct taxation he divided so­ holding services through the week,
of rhe perlml brighter than their pred­
lows
ecessors? At his age 1 am sure I
ciety into three classes so that those returned to his home at Grants Paas
“While business In Japan and Chi­
could not have fibbed with so solemn
■with the largest incomes paid Saturday.
na Is at a standstill, the Philippines and convincing an air.—Los Angele«
Mr
and
Mrs.
Trumpa
have
return
­
double, the middle « lass half as much
have not been affected seriously by Times.
•nd thoae having below a certain ed from Corvallis where they were conditions farther east. Increasing
called on account of the illness and acreage of sugar plantations In the
Malignant Ghost.
•mount nothing.
death of Mr. Trumpa's father.
Philippines means much for the fu-
Last Christmas, a house tn Leeil*
Those who had the highest honors
George Dora is over from Selma ture prosperity of the islands.'*
was visited by an amazing ghost,
•nd dignities in the state were as­ visiting at Chas. Dora's,
A woman, returning home, went Into
E. L. Weeks was attending
sessed in proportion to the offices
the kitchen to warm herself at the
funeral services of G IW. Cole
fire, Suddenly «he was startled to see
they held.
two long white arms emerge from the
urday at Grants Pass.
It will be seen that his ideas were
dames Nearer and nearer they came
Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Griffin
until they gripped her arm« above the
exactly opposite to modern tenden-| Miss Francis Walker were visitors
elbow.
des and his ideals were really demo-' at Grants Pass Saturday.
The touch was like red hot iron, and
Dr. Flanagan was called to see F
era tic.
she fell fainting to the ground When
N. Robertson Tuesday, who has been
she recovered she was sunwise-! to
ill for the past few day».
Spokane. Wash., Feb
12.—(A. I And that there had been no Are In the
Delbert Van Dorn is out from the P.I—Abolishment of the prraent pa-i grate. She visited a doctor, who eg
Old Channel mlns at Gallce visiting role system is advocated by Martin I amlned her anna and found distinct
signs of burns. This was afterward
friends in Ferrydale this week
J. Bums, captain of «ietecflvee of the^
Mr. and Mrs. Scheljenberger were Spokane police department, as a corroborated by another doctor.—Lon
(Continued from Pace Oae)
don Mall.
out to their sawmill on Pickett means of reducing the present num­
ber of crimes. “The crime wave
were smaller than those in '61 Vet­ creek one day the past week.
“Th* Right Kind of Child.
Thos. Armstrong and family, at which is sweeping the country will
erans marched in the parade and
Give a little love to a child, and you
of
Grants
Paw.
have
taken
charge
never stop until the Indeterminate get a great deal back. It love* every­
there was a brilliant array of officers
in the city. A much commented on the Pickett creek ferry.
sentence and parole system are abol­ thing near it. when It Is the right kind
The neighbors gave Mr. and Mrs. ished,” Captain Bums declared. of child—would hurt nothing, would
feature of the parade was a battalion
Harry
Neely a pleasant surprise “Fully 75 per cent of all serious give tbe best It has away, always, if
of colored troops and a colored lodge
of Masons. Philadelphia was repre­ Sunday evening, it being Mrs. See­ crimes are committed by ex-convicts. you need It—doe« not lay plan* for
getting everything In the house for It
Captain Bums declared sentences
sented by several fire companies ly’s birthday.
self, and delights In helping people;
spending
a
week
In
Lester
Ford
is
should be for fixed terms and judges
with engines and two hose com­
dental should be appointed to handle noth­ you cannot please ■ no much ax hj
Grants
Pass
having
some
panies.
giving it a chance of being useful, in
ing but criminal cases.
Lincoln's second inaugural ad­ work done.
ever so little a way.—John Iluskln.
dress was done in a thousand words,
Ancient Sipda Asked Votes
but the following part of it is still
Vesuvius.
The use of chalked instead of print­ CHRISTMAS DAY IN AFRICA
echoing in American thought as per­
The country at the foot of Vesu­
ed
uotlces
for
advertisement
and
po
­
tinent to the world's affairs of today:
vius Is the most fertile and best <ul-
u orient prece- Pretty Picture of a Charming Abode tliiite-l <>f the kingdom most favored
‘"With malice toward none, with litical propaganda has
in
the
Hille
Above
the
Old
dent as the ■•graffiti” of Pompeii at-
by heaven in till Europe. The cele­
charity for all, with firmness in the te»L There we And in red letters
Town of Alger.
brated Lncryma Christi vine Aourl-lw*
right, as God gives us to see the painted on the walls that “the bar-
Christmas day In Africa!
And be-Ide Innd totally devastated by lava,
right, let us strive to finish the bers wish to bHve Trehius a« aedile"
as If nature here made a last effort
work we are in, to bind up the na- or that “the fruit sellers wish one what a dream of beauty and color. ami resolved to perish la her richest
blue
sea.
blue
sky.
groves
of
eucalyp
­
Mon’s wounds, and «are for him who ronins Prlscus for ike duumvirate."
tus and olive trees, climbing roses, array. As you ascend you turn to
shall have 'borne the battle, and for]
white-robed Arab women closely gaze on Naples, and on the fair Innd
his widow and orphans—to do all
in Praise of Writings.
veiled, their eyes only showing, bare about it—the sea sparkles in the sun
which may achieve and cherish a
Books are our crowning privilege In brown leg* and feet, sometimes a sil­ as If strewn with jewels; but all the
just and lasting peace among our-1 modern civilization. With a taste for ver bracelet on one leg. donkey boys splendors of creation ar# extlngul«tie«l
books and music, let every person with a nondescript, fiowlng garment, a by degrees, as y<"k enter the region
selves and with all nations.”
On this great day the president’s \ thank God. night and morning, that red fez on their heads ; color every­ of a«hes and smoke, that announce
thought, as the thought of the na­ be was not born earlier In history.— where. Our villa Is charming. stands your approach to the volcano. The
In a little wood of eucalyptus tree« Iron waves of other year* have traced
tion, was with its generals. The great' T. 8tarr King.
with a b'g garden, balconies, terraces large black furrows in the soil. At
news on the day that Lincoln was
SOMETHING good but «-heap, to and marble steps, large, high moms a certain height birds are no longer
inaugurated the second time was
cover that rough floor. Ix»t« of Rar­ and lovely views on all sides, Mme. seen; fbrther on plnnts become very
that General Sherman had captured
scarce; then even Insects find no nour­
den tools. 1 LARGE ®»hole range Waddington writes from Algiers to
General Early, occupied Charlottes­
ishment. At last all life disappears;
Scribner's.
It
Is
quite
In
the
coun
­
with water tank good as new. Car­
try, five or six kilometers from Al­ you enter the realm of death and the
ville, Va.. and was last heard from
penter tools. A FEW NEW Sim­ giers. very high up In the hills. Very slain earth's dust slips beneath your
at Staunton, where nine years be­
mons IxM* at r«luced prices. We pay few people live in the town and the unassured feet.—Madame I>e Stael.
fore. a war president to be. Wood­
the most for 2n«l good«. Phone 71. whole hillside is studded with villas
Jewish tradition Is that Caln was
row Wilson, was born.
Moorish almost all. dazzling white, fiat slain by hla ton
roofs and narrow windows. Quite at
the top. where we are, there are some
very comfortable Eastern modern
houses. I am writing at my window
RHEUMATISM
which gives on a terrace, from which
< «m« <l. i««l th«- « hiimplim police dog of the world, now the property
there Is a divine view of the sea and
Is a blood disease and of the Fritz.
New York |x»llce department, demonstrating dt the pollen dog kennel*
the snow mountains of the Djurjura.
cannot be cured by ex­ near Sheepshead !’>•> Lon» Island, how he seize* the feet of a robber zud
miles away In Kabylie, and from one
hold* him unto ui>.< luls arrive.
ternal treatments.
corner through the faded drooping
leaves of thé eucalyptus I have a
ANTI URIC
glimpse of the town of Algiers, lying a
Music In thè Ba*'i.
We have a large stock of Sport Silks for
Monks Used Charcoal.
long, white streak far below.
At thè hotel (Akltn prefeetnre. Jn
Vs<- of charcoal In Italy Im* always
This
herbal
remedy
will
The drawing-room Is a delightful
Skirts, also a complete line of Plain Silks
<»n golng t<» thè baili, I Munii been very heavy beenuse of It* almost
room—run* nil the width of the house,
eliminate the cause of l*n)
thereln a inlscellnneous eolh-ctlon <>f universal use for cooking nnd heating,
in Satin, Taffeta. Georgette Crepe, Crepe-
with windows on three sides, so that
gout, rheumatism or fieople of bolli «elea from grnndpnr- »ny* the American Forestry Magazine
we always have the sun. The furtil-
de-chine, and Tricolette. New prices.
to grHndchlldren. One bsther eri At Vnllombrnsa M large quantity hud
lumbago or your money enta
ture is sketchy, not much of it. and
llvened us by performance* on thè always been mad«*, even In the tlimt
what there is is very ugly, but when
will be refunded. Give Aute, whlch, If a musical Instruinent of the monk« during the middle aces.
the Paris cases arrive, with a few
must be played In a bnth, eeema ne I rlor to the wnr this forest alone pro-
it a trial.
rubles and chairs and silver, the room
mltahle aa nny.—Robertson .Scoti in dneed annually about 22o.t«io pourda
Will look very different. There are
Asia.
_
For
sale
by
of chorcoal.
some cnriiet* In the houae, which are
absolutely necessary ■ » all the floors
are tiled. However. Charlotte bn*
done wonders with the meager mate­
rial she has.
One Night Only
Change of Program Nightly
How Police Dog Catches a Robber
JUST RECEIVED
Fancy Silks
Golden Ku le Store
SABIN’S DRUG STORE
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