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About Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 21, 1921)
GRANT» PAM DAILY COURIER MONDAY, FEIHtl'AllY »1, 11»I MAN’S QUEER PETS Classified Advertising HIM HAI.K BUILDING <ONTIIA<T<HW OHOKTJ IIA I.RD ALFAJJ^A hay, |26 delivered any place In Granta Pass. THE WORLD MOVES; so do we Bunch Transfer Co. Office phone Ill at ranch five miles below 849; residence phone 316-J. town. Phone 606-7-11. C. H. Elt mann. N7tf F G IHH \ M. dray» transfer anew, safes, furniture, moved, ship FOR SA1JC OR TRADE—40 aerea ped. packed, stored Phone 124.Y. weal of town, under ditch, unim proved Will take one-ion truck < IVII. ENGINEER as part payment, or otty property, or will well cheap for eaah J. K GEO M. AHHFURD, C. E. Land sub t’oppock. lid 1. 01 division. mine and Irrigation sur ■ ■»»■-.........♦ " ............................... H I '■ ......... 11 e^— veys 614 N. 6th St. Phone 48-R USED BUICK auto for sale cheap. Joeeph Fetxnar. 766 N. Sth 8t. 04If E. r. WANN, mining and civil engi neering. Mine examinations and FDR RALE OR TRADE for ear. 20 reports Underground and surface ncrqa good land, about 600,000 surveying, mapping, mill design teat saw timber, 4 S ml lea from and construction, land surveys and Selma, Ore. Good road to place, sub division. Phone 249-R. 28 Addreea No 169 care Courier 109 ^■■•••»•■■waasssrtsswswwi ■ sir so < u lawMBgartMwmswwsBBmMWSwnwsF«^" NURSERY STOCK FOR BAUD- Fine farm of 411,16 acres for general purpoaes Oppor NtTtRERY—Highest grado fruit, tunity for crimborrles. Port Orford shade, nut trees—also berries and cedar and sporting facilities. Nine ornamental in variety. Albany miles south of Bandon, four miles Nurseries (Branch) 860 North north of lAnglols. New buildings. Seventh street. Grants Pass. 71tf Woven wire fencing. Courtesy to agents Edmund Craft, Craft Ijtke NURSERY stock of all kinds. Orna mental, shade and trull tree« Geo. Ranch. Bandon. Coos County. Ore H. Parker 70tf gon. Phone M-6011 Bandon 29 NEW FORD storage battery for sale. FOR HALE —Everbearing strawberry plants. 11.60 per hundred. De |15 caah. Phone 19. 107 livered at Valley Hardware. Ad FOR HALE Cedar posts. 7 feet dress O. F. Webster. Box 106, Rd. long Inquire 816 East J St. 10 No. 4. 11 WHILE IT LISTS Alfalfa hay at FOR SALE Wellington Marvel lhe old rink. 625 00 per ton for strawberry plants, extra good 81 cash only. L. W. Hyde. 11 per hundred. H. Weber, at Hayes' Shoe Shop. 107 H Sth St 10 FOR RAI46—1 small healer. 1 Beav ItEAI. EST VI E er heater. 1 wardrobe, I extension table, medicine cheats 721 Merlin E T MeKINHTRY. «1'3 G St . phone IU-»«1 09 366-H, real estate. Best of soils tor fruit, hay or general farming. WANTED WANTED --Hauling for ton truck O C Taggart. 119 Wert Q St 15 ROY HIGGrNB--General real estate Office 111 South Sixth, Phone 69. WANTED 1000 feet second hand SEE HA1JJNGER A HULL for farm, city and business property. 10 and iueh lumber, diayea a Harter. 11 Flanagan Bldg. Phone 284. Murphy, Ore. 11 VETERINARY BURGEON HIGH SCH4X1L BOY wants work af ter school. Phone 156-J. 07 DR. R. J. BE8TUU Veterinarian. Realdem-s 88 8 Washington boule WANTED Team work, plowing and vard. phone 398-R. hauling Call 417 Wert G St 07 DKNTIHTH Death «f King Alexander of araaoa, Cradltsd to Bits af Monkey, Calls Forth Rsmlnlacanaa. BURPEE’S ANNUAL The Leading American Seed Catalog • ENT FREE Burpee'« Annual is n complete guide for ths Vegetable and Flower garden. It is e bright and interesting book with over a hundred vegetable« and flow ers illustrated in the colors at nature. Write for your copy today. W. At lee Burpee Co. Seed Growers Philadelphia RANKS AS GREAT KENTUCKIAN Memory of Judge W. H. Yost Wilt Linger Long With ths Msn of the Bench and Bar. The pnsslng of Judge W. 11. Yost takes from Kentucky life one of Its most picturesque characters. He VK noted as the “biggest" lawyer In the state, a man of giant stature, taller by several Inch«»» than the late Ollis James, and weighing 350 pounds. He was a delightful raconteur, and on»- of his fsvorite stories-was about getting bls sboen blnckenwl st a Louis- vllle Mund. The shiner was lnollne«l to be loquacious, and lhe Judge want ed to rend his newspaper, so be made a sign pretending to be deaf and dumb. The bootblack brushed sway at his conniderable task awhile and then re marked to a nearby newsboy»’ **H—I of a big ------ . aim her But while the Judge enjoyed thnt sort of thing, he resented Impertinent curiosity. Once In the lobby of Hotel Latham, a local lawyer Introduced a fellow- cltlxen. who gave the big man the once over and Inquired: “Say. Judge, how tall are you. any how r Judge Yost glowered down on his qu.-stiotier, nnd snnt'jied: “Hus your wife fnlM? teethr We shnll never forget a scene In County Judge Polk Cansler’s court years ago when the ezniuialng trial of n numtier of suspects In the Bub Coffey murder cn«e ««« Iwlng held. After hearing the tpstlmony. Judge Cansler announced thnt he would hold all the defendants to the grand Jury. Up rose Judge Yost, then attorney. “On whnt grounds, plense. are these men <lenir«J Ih.’lr freedom?" he thun dered. “Well.” «aid Judge Pansier, not a hit awed. "Just for general running around." -Great Go«L your honor." gnsped the Titan, “what sort of show would a lioun' dawg have fur existence In vour Jurisdiction?" — Loa Augeles Time». WANTED -Carpenter work. New Flrst-cla. and repair, also leaky roofs. Ry E C. MACY. D. M D dentistry. 10916 S. 6tb St experienced men. Care Booth's Second Hand Store, 111 South 6tb ITIYHK'IAN AND BURGEON strwet. Phone 71. 11 L O. CLEMENT. M b., Practice China’s Hair Apparent When, by decree of the throne, the limited to diseases of eye. ear.nose INil I,TRY A HAD HING I5GG.S Chinese republic was tlrst proclaimed, and throat. Phone 62; Rea. 239-J ' the boy ettijieror whs six years of age FOR SALE White Leghorn Baby 3. LOUGHRIDGE. M D Physician Today he Is In his fifteenth year, and Chicks from stock with high egg and aurgeon City or country calls the question of his future Is therefor pedigree, 820 per 100. Also cus attended day or night. Phon«*«. becoming n matter of Increasing con- tom hatching. Hogue River Poul ■ •erti. not only to his family bnt to the Res 369; Office. 182; 6th and H try Farm. Medford, Ore. 113 venerable guanllnns of the heir appar E J Bilal,ICK, M. D. Physician, sur- ent. of whom Hau Shln-chang. pre-d geon, Schallhorn Rlk. Phone 54-J; «lent of the republic. Is one. John O FOR HALE— Hatching eggs, from heavy laying strain of Hoganlzed res. 1004 Izawnridge. phone 64-L. P. Blnn«l writes In Asia Mngnxlne. Es peclally Interesting »nd Important Is stock 3 C. White and Brown Leg W F RUTHERFORD -Manual the horn« and Barred Rocks. 81.50 raputlcs Office over Hornes* Jew ! the problem of his marriage, which. If Imperial traditions he observed, must per setting of 15 eggs. Special elry Hours 9 30-12; 1 30-4. he decided before long. The opinion price per hundred lot. Also few RALPH IV. STEARNS, M. D. Xrav Is strongly hel«l nnd freely expressed fine S. C. White leghorn cockerels. equipment. Phones: Office. 21-J; tn certain high official circles at Con Schaefers, Rd. 2. 28 Peking thnt the best solution of Chi Residence, 21-L. na's political difficulties would be for FOR SAIJO—Two fine Sheppards Fa the Imperial clan to consent to his ATTORNEYS mous Ancona cockerels, new stock, majesty's marriage with the daughter build up your flock. 85 each. Jas. H D. NORTON Attorney-at-law of President Hsu. The underlying Idea Eads. 306 West I street. Grants Practices In all State nnd Federal Is that If this were done and the ex Paas, Ore 07 Courts. First National Bank Bldg. | clusive house laws of the Manchn dynn«ty thus abrogated by the mar FVIISADE 52-egg Cycle incuba G. W. OOLVIG. ittorney-at-law riage of the emperor to a Chinese tor. WII sell cheap. Mrs. John Grants Pass Ranking Co. Bldg ' lady, the antldvnastle movement In Patrick, 4 13 North Eighth Street. ■ ■ VAN DYKE. Attorney. Practices the South must lose most of Its force Phone 383-R. 07 and the way be prepared for the re In all courts. First National Dank establishment of the monarchy, con Building MINCELI.ANKOI'H stitutional. limited and shorn of nil the exclusive Manchu privileges. REPAIR SHOP Plumbing, pipe O s BLANCHARD. Attorney-»! Golden Rule Bldg. Phone 270. work, steam fitting, boiler and Dreamers. pump work and Installing. 605 C. A. y'bLER, Attorney-at-law. Ma- Jnst before the World war Sir A. South 6th street. Phone 306. G. Connn Doyle wrote a fanciful tale In •«»ale > '.nnle. Grants Pass, Ore A. Bryan 51 tf which he picture«! the plight of Eng- ODO. H. DURHAM, Attorney-at-law lnn«l star««si nml almost subjected by CARNER GAYWTTY IRON WORKS referee in bankruptcy, Masonic enemy submarines. Fancy nlm«wt be General foundry nnd mnehine enme fact when Germany iiut-le Its Temple Phone 135-J. desperate hid for victory • Between work; gray iron nnd brass east JAMES T. OHINNOCK _Lawyer the Imaginative <1e«-«ls of the short lags. any else and quantity. Deal First National Bank Building •Tory foe nnd the real deeds of the ers In second hand mine and saw enemy obeying .orders from Postdate mill machinery, boilers, engines, A, C. HOUGH—Lawyer, Tuffs Bldg. there was little vnrlnnce. Practice In al) courts. pipe fittings, etc. Booth and F The United States has Just read of streets. Grants Paas, Ore. 94tf V. A. C. AHIF, lawyer, practice In the first practicable use of the tele stata sad federal courte Office graph for sending photographs. The DOST saute Idea was need In a fiction plot over National Drug Store. ten years ngo. I/M4T--M1nk muff, between Granta The world nearly always keeps faith Paas and Hugo. Finder please re I x>ng runs a specialty In the In dreamers and prophets. An agile turn to Courier office. 07 Courier merchant printing depart- hand does not always go with an agile mln«!, bnt the world docs not forget matt. ACCOUNTANT an Idea that bn« been promts«'«!. T?ms AUDITING, Systematizing. Financial does the Imiiglnntlve wnter hrrome the vrthgunrd of nVhlwement—th»> scout of Statemem». Ivan Livingston. In scientific possibility.—American Le corporated Accountant. 32 XZ TiiRmuioir glon Weekly. < hl-rhs'A-fer • Plff PIANO INSTR! < Tics Pilla tu Hr h<»xea, »rale«I Mr Change Your Key. Take rake no MRS. JAMES M POWERS. Instr • A»k f-v Ml a W» SI» Ki:ÂNÔ’Î’Îi.ï.isVi The fellow who Is always hnrplne tor on piano; studio over Ram •' VTHtt k m»wn at Safest. Always Red>«u< on one string soon gets out of tune Jewelry. Phone 266-J. SülDliymubüíVLRWUitt with the world.—Boston Trnnsvftpt. CHICHESTER Phone 147 Figured in History, 'l TAX.' " DllAYAGK AND TRANSFER 507 E St. Animait and Birds That Have HI-A.-.«-‘.I 1» WOOD FOR HAJJO Oak HAMPER * SON -Building contrac tors. Shop work, furniture crating, •nd laurel, 84 76; body fir. 84; pin* and aocond growth fir, 83.76; ■hop 110 11 St. Ros phone 142 manxanlta. |6. C. W. Ixnnbrecht, A. J. ORBEN—«General contractor. Rd 1. Box 11. »«tr Idatimataa and plans made. Noth ing too small or too large. Shop roll HALE dialed alfalfa hay. 211 Sixth St. Phone 8754a, 92tf River Banka Farina. ______ Hit FOR 8A1JC Rhadeland Ecllpaa eaed oata, recleaned, 3c per pound. W. SOONER TAXI —Phone 262-R for L. Haye». Murphy, or C. N. Only, Jitney Luks or Cutler. Calls an cooperative shipping manager, swered anywhere, anytime. 86tf Oran la Pana. B2tf PAG« The report, which later was denied, that King Alexander of Greece dle«i from the bite of a pat monkey, and the presentation to the prince of Wales of a young koala, or Australian bear, a mountain devil, and a barking lizard, during bls Dip around ths world, bring to mind the peculiar pets of nations and of famous men and women of history, says a bulletin from the Washington beaflquarters of the National Geographic society. The natives of Plea. Italy, kept tame eagles. The Florentines ke[»t lions, and the Romans had wolves, the latter as an outgrowth of the Romulus- Remus story of tt»e foundation of the city. Many peoples besldf* the Ro mans have made pets of wolves. D«-- •plte their provertiial ferocity In the wild state, many, tnken as cub«, grow tame and manifest the traits of a faithful dog as a companion. The history of the sport of hawk ing. or falconry, engaged in to some extent today, extends to prehistoric times and reruns the Intelligent devo tion displayed by the pet hawk of Genghis Khan, which three times In succession «lashed u cup of water out of the barxl of Its master, who was thlrat-parch«! after a hunt. In order to save his life. The «voter had been coflected drop by «Imp from n n««1 nn the height of a cliff. When the hawk had deliberately knocked the cup from his hatnl for the third time and at ln«t sent It spinning between the rocks, the master drew his sword and kflle«l the blr«L Then he wearily c1lmb«l the cliff, only to And the dead b«x!y of the most poisonous vnrirty of snake colled nt the bottom of the clear p«>ol. Monkeys have nearly always been genend favorites. (>erha[»s because of the uncanny lntelllg«’nce they show. The pathetic little beggars with the organ grinders on our streets, the mascots of airplane"- and Prof. Gar ber's “Little Susie" are notable exam ples. King Solomon had apes brought Into his kingdom once In every three years, and after stating this fact the account naively adds that he exceede«l all the kings of the earth for wisdom. The part played by dogs and hgrse« In the World war Is a complete st«»ry In Itself, hot <“ats. chickens, cows, and goats shared with them the honors among the b«»ys in France. Tlie cuts In the trenches furnished amusement, so the tale Is told. Puss seemed to have no fenr of bullets, but manifested a high degree of annoyance when her glossy eoat was spattered with mud during the process of washing hen face and combing her fnr on the top of a parapet. Every child has heard the story of Dirk Whittington's cat which was sent to sen »nd won her poor little master a fortune by killing the rats that wrought such hav«x- on the dinner ta ble of a foreign king. Bnt. sad to re.ate, lhe history of this early lord mayor of Ixmdon does not substantiate the legend. Solved the Mystery. While still a novice tn the art of stenography I was called one day to take a very Important letter from the president <>f(the firm. In my nervous ness I failed to notice that there were hut » few blank pnges In my notebook and as a result was cotiq>elle<l to write on the cover of ’lie book. All went sm«»othly In the tninscrlptlon of my notes until I rencheti the rover, utxl then try as 1 might I ronld not make out a single word. Finally in despera tion 1 went to the president and told him of my plight. He was quite kind offering to dictate that portion of the letter over and suggeste<1 that I en deavor to rea«l a few lines so that he might get the connection. However, this was an Impossibility on my part, whereupon he begau studying the lit tie dots and dashes and suddenly blurted out: “Can It be that you are trying to read your notes upside down?” which to my great consterna tion and embarrassment solved the mystery Instantly.—Chicago Tribune. Copy American Methods. Four French cities where Y. W. C. A. foyers are maintained have recently put on finance campaigns In true American fashion, and have raise«! sums of money exceeding the most op tlmlstlc predictions, according to a Y. W. C. A. secretary Just returned from France. They are St. Etienne. Tours. Bourges and Mulhouse. The finance campaigns were mapped out and directed by American secretaries and accomplished by the French di rectors. Sufficient money to carry the 1021 budget of expenses for Y. W. C. A. work in these cities is now in the bank. In Mulhouse 120.000 francs were raised for Joint Y. M. C. A. and Y. W. a A. work. The Yearning for Promlnsnca. “Why do yon insist on walking out In a high bat and a frock coat?” “Well, everybody likes to be consid ered a great msn, whether he deserves It or not. Every now and then the conductor of a sightseeing wagon points me out as a cabinet official or a senator or something.'* Pay Dirt. •‘I've tried for gold and copper, even for diamontls. But I can’t seem to «trike pay dirt.' "Why don't you try farming?" Wardrobe Cleaners WE AKE EQUIPPED TO DO FIKST CLASS WORK CLEANING------ PRESSING — REPAIRING THE MORE REGULARLY YOU FEED with our feed the bigger milk pall you will need. Our feed is so nutritious that it doee more than Just sustain the cow. It supplies the extra nourishment necessary to produce milk. Use our feed for a while and watch the milk pail contents grow. Mormilk only $2.25 per sack JOSEPHINE COUNTY FLOUR MILLS Phone 123 Cor. 3rd and G Sts. ALL STYLES AUTO TOPS made : Replace the shabby top with a light. i-aoy-t«»-handle wrtUher- proof one now. Bnuxrt looking, serviceable tops- perfect fitting and improving the car’s looks - -a wide choice in ma terials and colors. OCR PRICES LOWEST G. B. BERRY 1 your make rebuilt I I Regardless of whether we represent your make of battery or not, WE have the parts, equipment, and skill ed experience necessary to properly rebuild It. If you want your old battery restor ed to a dependable, first class condi tion at reasonable cost, bring it to this SERVICE STATION... We have a service battery to fit your car. ADAMS ELECTRIC AND BATTERY SHOP 50<I So. Sixth Street Grants Pass-Medford STAGE INTERURBAN AUTOCAR CO. Effect”'' Oct. 25, 1920 LEAVE MEDFORD 10:00 a. tn. 1:00 p. m. 4:30 p. nr. LEAVE GRANTS PASS 10:00 a- tn. 1:00 p. m. 4.30 p. nr. D.'ulv and Sunday Grants Pass Waiting Room Bonbonniere Phone 160 «tagea for Ashland and Jacksonville We connect wi Place orders for Duplicate and Triplicate Sales Books All styles and sizes Requires about 60 days to fill orders Constantly in Stock: Books of Duplicate Remittance Blanks Garage Repair Books Trade Acceptances Legal Blanks Blank Sales Books THE COUWIEJR Old Newspapers, 5c and 10c Bundles
