Grants Pass daily courier., February 28, 1921, Page 2, Image 2

MONDAY, FERRI ARV ■*. ••«•I-
GRANTS FAMI D.WI.Y COI'RIER
FAGK TWO
sums PASS 0AILV MURIER
Published Dally Except Sunday
A. K Voorhies,
Pub. and Propr.
Hntered at paatofflMv Granta 1‘aas,
Ore., as second -class mall matter
There is one safe place to buy your
Olive Oil for Health
ADVERTISING RATES
Display apace, per inch.............. — 25c
Local-personal column, per lina . 19c
Readers, per line—......... -.........
5c
Ol R Pl RE OLIVE 4ML IN MORE THAN t FOOD SUB-
■TANCE—IT HAS \ ti l MRA- j MF.DK1N.AL PROPER.
TIES WHICH. .AN H AN BEEN KNOWN
Ft»R
< EN-
HOUSE
Tl KlbX, RENDER IT A MOST HU.UIU.
HOLD REMEDY.
DAJLT COURIER
Ry mall or «arrier, per year-----**.00
By mall or carrier, per month
.50
PURITY GUARANTEED
Washington. Feb. 28. —(A. V) -
The senate has approved the Ford-
nay emergency tariff bill as amended
In the oonferenoe. The measure now
goes to the president.
SUPREME tx»t RT DECISION
AFFECTS MANY CANI»
PIANO
o
Convenient Payments
c/lr ranged
d
The Music & Photo House
Washington. Feb 28.—(A. P.I—|
Sections of the l»ever food control I
Stanton Rowell, Proprietor
act under which the department of
Justice has brought many actions for
Grants Pass, Ore
alleged profiteerings In necessities,
were declared unconstitutional today
lifted herein
AU rights of republication of spe­ pure silica would indicate that every­ ; minutes of the first constitutional by the supreme court. Hundreds of
cial dispatcher herein are also re­ thing needed for the production of convention where the delegates (un­ eases growing out of the government
served.
________ ___
der date of September 13,
1788) campaign to reduce the cost of liv­
line the Portland Telegram says:
"did resolve unanimously that the ing are affected by the decision.
MONDAY. FEBRUARY J*. IM*
Reed college laboratories have
first Wednesday in January be the
been
flooded with samples of silica day for appointing electors in the Bov Fnctrxiy O|*«ms Today—
♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦
The box factory opened up today
from all sections of the state during several states, that the first Wednes­
OREGON WEATHER
♦
with a full complement of employes,
♦
the last week, and early analysis in­ day in February be the day for the
i electors to assemble In their respec- and will soon begin shipping boxes
Tonight and Tuesday cloudy
♦
FOR TIIE GARDEN AND FIELD
dicates that much is of a high de­
; tlve states and vote for president, to all parts of the northwest, partic­
or
foggy
in
west
portion.
Fair
♦
gree of purity suitable for glass and that the first Wednesday In ularly to the orange groves of Cali­
♦ east portion.
A — SB LET CLOVHR
el manufacture.
March next, be the time and the fornia.
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PEAK--------- BEANS — <X»RN
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"The Investigation sponsored by ¡»resent seat of congress the place for
CHANGE IN SCHOOL LAW
The Portland Telegram for deter , commencing proceedings under said FIRST LOVE STILL LINGERS
ONION HETH
1 constitution.'*
A circular recently sent out by mining the feasibility of establishing
FEltTII.lZ.Kll»
•The first Wednesday tn March, John Burroughs Has Vivid Recoils«-
State Superintendent Churchill notes a glass factory in Oregon is progres next.” happened to be the 4th, ac­
lions of ths Little Maid Who
IMH l/TRY HI rri.lKH
a change in the manner of nominat­ sing rapidly, and Reed students and cording to those holding with the
Won H.s Heart.
ing and electing directors for the faculty are encouraged by the sam­ second Idea, and March 4. thence­
John Burroughs' recoil»-» tluns of his
school districts of the state. The cir­ ples received from the Deschutes forth. weather notwithstanding, has fir*’ «»wtheart are as fnwh and
been the day for "commencing pro-
river section and from Harper. Ore
tiuted as the cheek.« of the little
cular says:
; reedings."
as she run down the bill to play
"You will ftte that the name of a The purity of silica required for the *
her ardent young admirer of
qualified elector cannot be placed on' manufacture of high grade optical
“Uncle John tells about her In "John
Burroughs, Buy ami Man." the seyul-
the ballot for school directors unless glass runs as high as 99.9 per cent. |
autobiography which la writtvo by his
at least seven days prior to the day but sand of 93 per cent purity can
friend. Dr. Clara Hnrrua.
of election he files a certificate sign­ be used for the manufacture of bot­
“1 can see her now. as she came
running down ths hill from the school-
ed by not lees than three per cent of tles. according to the Reed Investiga­
Ito you want to ln< rvw»e the life of your car, eave ga* and g»-f more
bouse, the cape of her little pink sun­
mileage fr<»m your tire»?
the number and in no case lees than tors. There premises to be an abun­
bonnet fluttering In the breeze." said
Washington. Feb. 28.— (A. P.)— Mr Burroughs as he pointed out the
ten persons, of the qualified electors dant supply of this grade In the
A naval court of Inquiry was ordered course she took down the road to her
voted for the office of schol director vicinity of Portland.
“Silica Is the most important con­ today to Investigate the sinking of home.
at the last annual school election.
“1 must have l>een tietween Ove and
the destroyer Woolsey by the steam­
He must also file with the clerk of stituent utilized in the manufacture er Steel Inventor off Panama Satur­ six yeure old. I had gone over to
will do thia for you
his district an acceptance of nomina­ of glass. 50 per cent to 75 per cent day. About 15 members of the neighbor Hartram's In the W«wt settle­
ment with father on a «toneboat drawn
of
the
finished
product
being
pure
Woolsey’s crew are still missing and
tion five days prior to the date of
by the oxen. Father probably went
the election. In the Portland school silica. Soda ash and limestone, the one sailor was killed and several there to help him draw stones
a new piece of wall—they used to
district the certificate must be filed other constituents, are lees abundant were Injured.
( libi AND Tltit'KS
change work lu that way.
In
the
northwest,
but
favorable
sam
­
1J days prior to the day of election.’*
Tells of Water Vsew -
“! can henr her father's voice
ples of the former have been received
It over the hills to the school-
M. L. Opdyeke »poke before the he
from Alkali lake, and considerable Pomona grange at Its meeting at nous»* he had -a prodigious voice—
t
A DEBT NOT SETTLED
A HRAT AND MMOKK C.ANtiPY
th« the Rogue River Valley grange hall 'Eleunor, come home.' And soon she
Oregon did not enact a bonus bill limestone has been found in
came
Hying
down
the
road
to
play
with
In
the kitchen above your coal or
last Saturday upon the use and
•s a payment for services rendered. neighborhood of Granta Pass '*
roe
gas range w!U ba found very useful
measurement of water for irrigation
"We played by the barn on a little
There is no adequate compensation
and will save your ceilings from
purposes. Mr. Opdyeke is district
mound
of hay. 1 rememher we made a
blackening. We make and erect
for such service except the gratitude
water master, and ia well qualified neat there—I can sec her now as «be
stove
canopies from tin. galvanised
to speak upon the subject. He has took a wisp of hay end pinched It to
that fills the hearts of the people.
iron, copper or other sheet mat*] se­
also
twice
recently
addressed
the
pu
­
gether,
making
believe
It
wras
an
But the bonus is a token of that
lected by you. As this canopy is per­
pils of the local public schools upon and that she was a hen—I can
gratitude. The boys who wore their
(ContUuMl from Pa«» One)
manent and lasts for years. It pays to
the sharp angles of the shining
the subject.
country’s uniform can never be re­
order a good one Get our price be­
an «he tried to nha|»e It like an
came with the inauguration of Mr.
NEW TODAY
fore deciding.
before «he covered it In the n»-st.
compensed in the measure of dollars
Taft when a blizzard howled out of
and cents Those who were actuated the north, crippling telegraph wires, EVERYTHING IN INSURANCE-
W. H. H.ANNIE
417 G STREET
Dependable companies and reas­ RECALL FATE OF FRANKLIN
by the question of the dollar sought stalling trains and utterly spoiling
onable rate«. See T. M. Stott.
Thousands
places of safety In shipyard or other an elaborate program.
Interesting Relics Recently Brought to
Buick Salesrooms
102tf
Vancouver From the Land
Hgh-paid refuge It Is the place of of spectators waited in the railway
cars in cold drifts miles from Wash­ WANTED — Four-horse
Where He Perished.
logging
the government to make up in some
ington while Mr Taft was being
truck.
Woodcock
Bros
,
Kerby.
measure this financial difference of sworn in in the senate chamber, the
After being In the possession of the
Ore.
*5
thrifty natives of Klug William's land
service, and the bonus bill now be­ first indoor ceremony In 75 years, if
E. L. GAI-BRAITH—Real estate, in­ for three-quarters of a qpntury, a
fore congress is a step in the right the historian wHl ignore the more or
STAGE
surance and plate glass liability. large number of Interesting relics of
leas
informal
inaugurations
of
Tyler.
direction.
INTERURBAN
AUTOCAR CO.
the
ill-fated
Sir
John
Franklin
polar
609*4
G
street,
phone
28.
40tf
Film ore. Johnson, Arthur and Roose­
expedition have been brought from
25,
1920
Daily and tiuudav
EfTec»*
”
'*
O<-t
velt for unexpired terms.
acres,
WILL. SHU- OR TRADE—80
the froxen north by Joe Renard, who
MAKING GLASS TN OREGON
LEAVE
LEA YE
The fierce nature of Washington’s
black and red land, 15 acres clear­ Is here after a four years' stay along
Grants Pass
The increases In freight rates weather gods has led to many move­
HERFORD
GILA NTS PASS
ed. two houses, splendid water the northernmost const of the North
Waiting
Room
10:00 a. m.
throughout the country has had the ments to change the inaugural date
10:00 a. m.
right. 3 miles from 'Pacific high- American continent, says a Vancouver
Bonbonniere
1:00 p. ni
(B. <'.) dlspat.n
2:00 p. m.
effect of causing Industry to seek for —the proponents of a later date be­
way. Price *1,000.
Though priceless from a collector's
4:30 p. n>.
4.30
p.
m.
Phone 160
ing
about
equal
to
those
who
believe
sew ways of savlnr freight payment
point
of
vl»Av.
the
utilitarian
value
of
Wr
connect
with
stag«*«
for Ashland and Jacksonville
that the induction of the new presi­
com-1
6-room
modern
bungalow,
One way Is the production nearer the
the relics Js negligible, anil they were
dent and congress should follow
pletely furnished, on paved street, obtained by Benard for a piece of
point of consumption of many of the more closely the "verdict of the
beautiful shade, easy terms. Price lumber worth possibly 20 cents on the
articles of commerce. It is an eco­ polls.” Tradition, only, is responsible'
*3,250.
coast.
Mr. Gorham, of Winona, was at I
nomic waste to ship bottles west, fill for the maintenance of March 4 as !
A few brass buttons among the
folks who send for
Splendid level farm, over 100 relics are believed to have belonged to E. C. Neely's one day last week.
them with the products of the west, the time for the ceremony, it is said,
THE
PLUMBER MAN -
a careful research of legislative re­
the
distinguished
lender,
though
there
Bernice Everton and Beulah Hus­
acres, Illinois valley, good water
then ship them east again when the
cords failing to reveal the specific
WANT HIM TO
sey, of Granta Pass, spent the week ■
right, 40 acres in cultivation, will Is ns yet M> po^tlve proof of this;
bottles could Just as well have been naming of that day.
Benard also obtained a number of end with the Ford girls at their (
sell or trade.
primitive scientific Instruments used home.
produced in the west and thus have
Two theories are prevalent as to
by the northern tribes. Theo- will be
saved freight one way. The Portland the manner in which the present
5-room cottage, furnished, fine lo­ sold to various museums and univer­
Miss Gwladys Jones and Nellie j
Telegram is behind a campaign to date was selected. One is that the
cation, north side, *1600.
sities for which the explorer has been Ford were visiting Mrs. Harry Neely!
collecting ethnological specimens und Tuesday afternoon
bring about western manufacture of revolutionary fathers, after an ex­
haustive computation, became con­
30 acres 1*4 miles from the P. O., data since 1910. He also brought a
Mr. and Mrs. Helms, Mrs. Leefeld
bottles and other glass goods, and
vinced that March 4 would not fall ,
complete chicken houses for 1800 collection of furs worth approximate­ and Vera Turner gave Mr. and Mrs.
has found that at Grants Pass there on Sunday tn any leap year. Some- j
chickens, new 4-room
bungalow ly *25,000.
Sir John Franklin, with 154 com­ Hussey a surprise Wednesday even­
is a wonderful supply of the lime­ body evidence erronously evaluated :
and barn, 22 acres under irriga­
panions.
sailed Into the Arctic In 1845 ing. They all spent a pleasant time.
stone needed, while other parts of the "x” quality, in that case for:
tion, 10 acres under chicken wire
The Shan creek school. Joined by
to find the northwest passage, and
fbnce. This Is a splendid buy. was never heard of again. After many Mrs. W. Anderson and Mrs. G. H.
the state have silica and other In­ March 4 has come on Sunday three i
times since Washington’s Inaugural
Price »2,000.
relief expeditions had failed, his fate Griffin, had a picnic on Griffin moun­
gredients. Recent discoveries In Jo-
in New York.
Folks who order a plumber on
was ascertained In 1859, when bleached tain Tuesday. They visited the In­
•ephine county of almost chemically
The second theory is baaed on the ;
I also have the choicest small skeletons were found on the trail to dian graves there and reported hav-i
the Job don't want him to
tracts that are offered, It will pay Hudson bay.
move around like a candidate
Ing a pleasant day.
you to see me. E. T. McKinstry.
for office awaiting the election
kJ re. Hgrry Neely was calling on
Office stationery, all weights and
603 G street. Realtor.
13
returns. They want him to
Mrs. Stephenson and Grandma Ro­
grades of paper—Courier office.
show some signs of life and
bertson Wednesday.
FOR SALE—Will sacrifice on the
some real ability. That's the
Miss Queen Every and Mrs. Chas,
price. 6 room house, 1 % acres fine
reason they call us up and ask
flora were calling on Mrs. Dan Ro-
garden land. Other improvements.
FERRYDALE
us over on the job.
liertson Wednesday.
J. P. Wilson, owner N. 12 st. 17
e
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2B ROYS AU, WOOL SVHBB, TWO
MANURE for sale. Williams Wood
Miss Gwladys Jonee and Miss Wn.AT CAI SIX OAS
PAIRS OF PANTS, GOOD PAT-
Yard. Phone 137 or 512-J.
13 Francis Walker spent the week end
ON THE ATOM ACH? J
TERNS, AGES H TO 17 YEARS.
314 F titrent
I •
BUY FROM OWNER—The Wheeler at Rogue River with a friend, Miss
PRICE
PHON R M»-J
It Is caused by fermenting, sour {
residence, 507 A street, furnished CM* tens.
Frank Thompson, of Merlin, was waste matter In the Intestines. This i
or unfurnished. See Mrs. Cyrus
old, foul matter should be thorough- I
Wheeler at home from 8 a . m . to in Ferrydale Wednesday.
Mrs. R. B. Stephenson and Grand­ ly cleaned out with simple buck- |
6 p. m.
17
ma Robertson were visiting Mrs.Hunt thorn bark, glycerine, etc., as mixed
In Adler-l-ka. This acta on DOTH
SAVABRUSH cleans old paint Tuesday.
upper and lower bowel, removing old :
brushes
KIT-STAIN kills stains in
D. D. Adams, of Grants Paas, was accumulated
matter
you never
plaster. See window display at visiting at B. H. Griffin's home a few thought was In your system
Adler |
Thrasher's 'Paint Store.
13
I
i-ka relieves ANY CASE gas on the
days the past week.
stomach
EXORLlJEhfr for «onr I
Mrs Helms and Mrs. I*eefeld epent stomach and chronic constipation I
WANTED—Plain sewing by the day,
or will call for work. Phone 250-R. Friday with Mrs. Hussey and sister, Guards against appendicitis. Nation- |
44>l g htrkkt
al Drug Htor>-
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1* M1as Sadie Pence
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Marvel Shock Absorbers
W. S. Maxwell & Co
Grants Pass-Medford
.1
Boys’ Clothing Received
B. S. Dedrick
$9.85
New Mattresses
and Furniture
E. W. CHILES