Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, February 15, 1921, Page 2, Image 2

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TUEND IY, FKHItl IKY I», IMI.
GBANTS P.LS« DAILY COURIER
PAGE TWO
OUÏ WER
Published Daily Except Bunday
THERE ARE TIMES
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their washing as beat they can In cold 1
water ami dry their laundry wherever
INSlMlA.N't'K -Fire, automobile. life, they can.
accident and health T. M. Htott. >
"Mau> of the prisoner«,” the «tale |
s North Sixth «1
83tf
■uent goes on. 'are praotlciilly bare-1
I’l i;i: Tiiii?i> Dfu»M’ jkkaey boa* footed." saying that no arrangements
for sale. 1 choice boar, 11 months have been made tor supplying them j
old. i> three months old boar*. with bools or even for repairing
Weaned pigs aud a tew tine gilts. those they have
The bigger, better klud at the
It la charged that, while the prls
right price. River Bend Farm. oners are )>eniiltl«d to rvcelvv {»ar-
Ed. L. Schmidt A Son
Phone cels, "almost luvartably part ot the
612-F-23.
103 con twits is pilfered by the English'
Bl'Y any kind of broken furniture, trov»;>* In the camp." The prisoners
also repair, renew and finish fur­ suffer Intensely from cold and under
niture of any kind. A. Alberts. 721 feeding. It I* stated
''Every batch of prisoners who
Nlerltn Road.
105
have arrived at the camp during the
U»ST Diamond tread ».»I tire on
last month," the article goes on,
Oldsmobile rim, lost on Grants
"have complained of Ihelr treatment i
Pass-Medford road Sunday.
Re­
en route. One batch of 2« men left
ward Wllford Allen. Grants Pass,
a certain camp near Dublin on Bun­
Ore.
03
day evening and did not arrive In
l\»ll SILK Two rille Sheppards Fa­ Hallykinlar until Tuesday «veiling.
mous Ancou* cockerels, new stock, During thia time they received prac-'
build up your flock. 15 each Jas. tlcally no food, the military guard |
Eads. 30« West I street. Grants having forgotten the prisoner*' ra­
Pass. Ore.
0? tions "
I \ K Y 1'111 N.<; IX IXSI H \xci
liependable companies and reas­
onable rates. See T. M. Stott,
Buick Salesroom*.
lOitr
NEW TODAY
WHEN WK FEEL
TH IT Il K SHOII.K H IVK
All of the Business
WKia umm:
oik
iiwkkn
At 15c to 60c Per Lb
MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS
The Associated press is exclusively
entitled to the use for republication
of all news dispatches credited to It
or all otherwise credited in this
paper and also the local new« pub-
Mahed herein.
AU lights of repubUcatkm of spe- be marked during the present season
dal dispatches herein are also re-
by the miners of the county has
served.
been placed by those who are in
TA'ESDAY, FERRVARY IB. 1M1
close touch with the industry at a
quarter of a million dollars.
<4
To develop the quarts mine or to
OREGON WEATHER
4
♦
make profitable the mining of the
4
Tonight and
Wednesday,
baser metals, outside capital and In­
4 rain west, fair east portion.
fluence must be brought into the dis­
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trict. The place to interest the cap­
MAKE THE EXHIBIT KEl’RUSEN- ital and to find the Influence will be
at the international convention.
TAT1VE
IMvorve «’aam H«s»rd—
In the divorce action of Maybell«
Lamont against Paul lament, de­
cree was granted the plaintiff In the
circuit court Monday. Evidence was
also heard in the complaint of Fan­
nie E. Ootcher against Jesse A. Got-
cher. but this was taken under ad­
visement awaiting the production of
further evidence
E. F. WANN, mining and civil engi­
neering. Mine examinations and
Man's business requires baste, Tbe
reports. Underground and surface
average business and professltxial man
surveying, mapping, mill design
eats In a burry and gets dyspepsia. Ha
and construction, land surveys aud i
walks In a hurry and gets apoplexy,
subdivision Phono 249-R.
28
He talks tn a hurry and gets the ll«t
He does business tn a hurry and be­
comes a bankrupt lie marries tn a
burry and forgets It tn a hurry. He
makes bls will In a hurry and leaves a
legal contest. He dies In a hurry and
goes to the devil—and his tribe In­
creases.—Exchange.
This Rapid Age.
The bringing together of a repre­
4 4 4
sentative display of the minerals ot
AMUSEMENTS
Josephine county can not be accomp­
4 4 4
lished by the committee charged with
Next Sunday night the attraction
the work unless every mining man at the Page theater. Medford, will be
of the county cooperates. The time those inimitable comedians. Kolb A
for the assembling of an adequate Dill, who will appear in the Mg
display for the International conven­ comedy success "The High Coet of
Ixiving.’’ with a wonderful cast of
Mlghsst New Von. Mountain.
tion at Portland is short, but unless
principals, a bevy of beautiful girls,
Accordliig io the Cniled States geo
the display can be representative, it a host of musical numbers and a logical survey the blghest tuountain
I
had better not be made. The samples specialty selected orchestra under in the state ot New York ts Mount
Marcy, j peak In tbe Adlroodacks,
of ore should be large and in suffi­ tbe direction of Leo Flanders.
wblcb ¡-Ises S.344 frei above sea leveL
There
is
fun
galore.
"Pop"
in
cient quantity to be impressive, and
Tbe average or mafn elevatlon <* the
bunches, a discreet dash of spice and state, as esttmared by tbe geotogicai
there should be no greet trouble in
all the other ingredients necessary survey. ts 900 fhet
getting together such displays of the for a big. successful musical show, in­
i
copper and chrome ores.
High cluding a galaxy of girls whose eom-
A Os Heats Compliment
grade gold ores naturally will come linees and talent are worth going a
11 was teacher’s birthday and th«
long
way
to
behold.
in smaller lots, and the showing of
children brought ber many bouqueta,
Kolb A Dill have become an Insti­ which made a line showing on ber
the platinum-bearing rock should be
tution in the west, where their fame desk. One Hula girt voiced oer sd-
comprehensive. Josephine has near­ as comedians is as solid as the Rock mlratlon of tbe sight by saying: “Oh,
ly half a hundred identified minerals, of Gibralter The present production Miss Blank, your desk looks Just like
and this fact may well be dwelt up­ of ’The High Cost of Loving.” is tbe a grava."—Boston Transcript
on. for as the yean bring about biggest they have ever attempted.
greater scientific knowledge of the
COMING EVENTS
values and uses of minerals, more of
the half a hundred varieties will find Mar. 3-4-5, Thursday, Friday. Sat­
urday—Courtney’s Big Fun show
a place in industry and others may
at Opera House.
Played
appear in quantity to make mining
weeks in Salt Lake.
profitable.
Mar. 12. Saturday—Rummage
for library fund
The value of the mining Industry
to Josephine county is not fully ap­
preciated by many of our people. It SOMETHING good but cheap.
has alwa-.-s occupied the foremost cover that rough floor, Ixt» of gar­
den tools. 1 LARGE «-bole rang»-
place among the producers of wealth
with water tank good as new. Car-
of the district, and its possibilities [»enter tools. A FEW NEW Sim-
SPREAD WITH COUNTRY
hare not yet been approached. An nions t>e»l» at reduced price«. We pay
BITTER
estimate of the placer gold that will. the most for 2nd goods. Phone 71
or mother's good Jam. what
greater treat for the boy than
a slice or two of our good
bread? It is‘easy to digest
We are now showing
and excellent for bis tender
the New Spring
stomach. Our bread is light
and pure, a real treat for kids
to eat!
Ask your Grocer for Bread
baked by the
Utz & Dunn Oxfords
GRANTS PASS
BAKERY
COMPLAIN INTERNED
MEN ARE MISTREATED
Dublin. Feb 15. —(A. P.l •Severe
criticism of the treatment of.prison­
er* confined at the Hallykknlar Inter­
ment camp on Dundrum 'Bay, County I
Down. Is published by the Irish Bui-1
letln, a Sinn Fein publication. It Is I
asserted that Sir Hamar Green­
wood's statement In the house ot
commons that the interned men
would be accorded treatment similar
to that normally given prisoner» of
war is tar from correct.
"The prisoner* are given wholly,
Insufficient food and many of them
go hungry,” the ¡»aper declares
'"Even this food they are unable to |
make the most of, as they do ail their
own cooking and are allowed less
than half the supply of coal noon |
sir/.”
There is no hot water In the camp,
no wash-house and no drying room. I
the article continues, and it ts there-1
fore necessary for the prisoners to do i
RHEUMATISM
Is one of the must painful aud
dangerous ailments. At times
it causes total disability and
even deformity.
ANTI URIC
Hss proved to be the master of
rheumatism in all
form*.
Money refunded If yon are not
pleased with result*.
For sale by
Flavor!
No cigarotte H ub
the samo dolloloua
flavor as Luoky
Strike. Becauao—
Its
toasted
LUCKY
STRIKE
CIGARETTE
($; z rrz,
Grants Pass
OPERA HOUSE
R. Ferris Taylor
Stock Company
"THE SHOW THAT ALWAYS PIACABKB"
ANU HIS COMPANY OF Cl.KVKIC AUTISTS PRESENTS
TONIGHT
“One Gir! in a Million”
One I light Only
Beautiful Wardrobe, Special IGenery, New bong lilts, the
Change of Program Nightly
Cl KT AIN N P. M.
• DOORN OPEN AT 7 P. M.
<111 LI »REN 2Oc, war taw Be—TOTAL 22«
ADULTS «Be, war tax 4«—TOTAL 44c
ALL HHOWH UNDER THE SPECIAL DIRECTION
R. FERRIS TAYIXilt
OF
NASH Passenger Cars
Nash pemenger <»r< p < m > mmw to a marked degree tlMNw qualltlo» of
perforMMice. beauty and comfort which contribute im~t to your
|H*ninnmt »Mtiafnctloii an an automobile owner,
SABIN S DRUG STORE
W. S. Maxwell & Co.
Sunday Night Only
Feb.20, Curtain 8:30
Grants Pass-Medford
503 G Street
NASH AND I'll Filial.FT CARN
in black, brown and white
PAGE
Golden Rule »Store
GZ>c
Breakfast
Muffins
will bo absolutely pure if bak­
ed from h<»me made graluim or
whole wheat flour. No dirt or
bug* can work into thia flour
because it is sacked in special
heavy, rope-paper lasgs.
JOSEPHINE COUNTY FLOUR MILLS
Phone 123
Cor. 3rd and G Sts.
USED CARS FOR SALE
Buick Hix. fine shape- Srripp»-B«M»th. Dodge, just overhauled.
1020 Chevrolet, |?oo«l a* new. 1»1H Maxwell.
II»IH <'hwrolct.
Good Ford at a bargain. Two wheel trailer cheap- We buy, sell
ami trmle. See us before you buy.
MEDFORD
KOLB
DI
IN THEIR GREATHBT SI < < ElvH
STAGE
INTERURBAN AUTOCAR CO.
Effect* ’”1 ' Oct. 25, 1920
Daily and Sunday
leave :
LEAVE
Grants Pass
GRANTS PASS
MEDFORD
Waiting
Room
10:00 a. m.
10:00 a. m.
Bonbonniere
1:00 p. m.
1:00 p. m.
4.30 p. m.
4:30 p. m.
Phone 160
We connect wltli »läge» for A n I i I aio I nn<l J im I c nonti Hr
AUTO TOPS
Replace the shabby top with a
light. «snay-to-handle
weather­
proof one now.
Kmart looking, wrvlceabie top»—
IH-rfcct fitting anil Improving the
cur’s looks a wl<le choice In ma­
terial» and colors.
OUR PRICKS IXIWEKr
“ The High Cost of Loving ”
G. B. BERRY
\ Binili, OF MIRTH—MI SI t' AXD Glltl.H
Symphonic Jazz ORCHESTRA
MAIL ORDER«, .1(1 OMPANIFD BY REMITTANCE, KM LIVED
NOW
LEARN TO DRAW
U* VOUS NAMt AND ADOam Wt WILL UA.>. YOU OU«
C. L. Hobart Co.
PRICE»—FLOOR, *2.«O[ BALCONY, 1ST H ROWS, «1.54»; NEXT
3 ItOWH, 41.00; LAST 3 BOWS, 50«. 1’1,1 S IO PER < ENT Wilt
TAX. BOX Ol Fl< ESALF, FIIIDAY, 12 ON'DOCK.
A»I
MVOKLir AND TUMI
WITHOUT
ANY COST TO
YOU WHOOt LNDOaStD *V THA LAMGAlT NA W MS ATX- , ma «, a ,,»»»
LUIIOST A TO ( a MOUT ASTIYY1
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