Grants Pass daily courier., March 12, 1921, Page 3, Image 3

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OBTTVARY
Elvira Savage
Sunday school next Sunday. 1-ast I Elvira Havajce, widow of former |
Sunday was a record breaker for at- County Commissioner G. M. Savage,
| tendance, both at Sunday school and died In Portland. March 6th follow-'
church. Special music was rendered, Ing an illness from pneumonia. The
at church service by Mrs. Abel and funeral services were held In Granta
Mra. Ingall and Lloyd Morrison ac­ Pass on Tuesday, March 8th.
companied on his violin.
Elvira Platt waa born on Decem­
Mrs Rad Robinson went to Grants ber 1st, 1861, near Rock Island, in
Tire prices are all pretty much alike—
Pass on Wednesday to help care for Henry county, Illinois, the daugh­
her
mother, Mrs Bradford, who is ter of Wm. and Mary Piatt, being a
but there is a world of difference in the
twtn sister of Elmira, now Mrs. W.
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mileage they give.
J.
Savage In 1877 the Platts crossed
Dick Lindsey haa been having a
The worth of a tire can be measured
severe time with his arm, having the plains and located in southern
blood poison from a nail being run Oregon, where Elvira was married in
only one way: the return in miles of
in one of his fingers. At present it January, 1881, to G. M. Savage, and
service for every dollar invested.
the young couple made their home in
Is dotng nicely.
the vicinity of Savage rapids, on the
Gates Super Tread Tires are built on
Mra. Hopper, of Bend, Mrs. Flan­
Rogue, where they had all the ex­
ders. of Bandon, and Edna Robin­
an entirely new scientific principle of
periences of the pioneers of tne dis-i
son. of Oakland, Cal., arrived last
trict. the Savage family being among;
tire engineering; designed for one pur­
week, called here by the serious ill­ the earliest settlers of tbe Rogue:
ness of Mrs. Winfred Robinson. At
pose only—the giving of greater
country- G. M. Savage died In
present writing she is able to sit up
mileage.
1917, being a member of the board
In bed about ten minutes at a time.
of coanty commissioners of Jose­
The broad, thick, sturdy tread distrib­
Marion Stevenson Is moving to a phine county at the time of his death.
tent-house on the Daws and TMckln- Following his demise Mra. Savage
utes the road wear over a greater tread
' son ranch this week, he having went to Portland, where she had
surface, and insures ample road contact
leased the land for tbe coming year since resided with her daughter,
with less bending of sidewalls. That
of Dickinson, who Is making a deal Mary Savage.
to buy the Daws share out and Daws
means Super Tread Tires wear longer.
will move to the house vacated by
David Peterson
Let us show them to you.
! Stevenson on the old Goetcber
The funeral services over the re­
ranch.
mains of David Peterson, who was
O. Morrison, wife and son, Uoyd,
killed by accident In Portland last
and J. L. Daws, wife and daughter. Saturday, were held at Hugo Monday
Blanche, were Bunday dinner guests
afternoon at 2 o’clock. The deceased
at the A. Ruttencutter home.
who waa a former resident of Hugo,
Burrlei Ruttencutter and family was employed at the time of his
Vulcanizing
Retreading
were Sunday guests at Mrs. Hollands. death by the city of Portland, and
John Dellinger and family and was killed Instantly Saturday when
Bert Harmon and wife were 9unday
his neck was broken by a flying tim­
visitors at the Will Dickinson home.
ber which struck him on the side ol’
Robert Stevenson and mother, are
the head He was 38 years of age,
moving to Oregon City this week.
unmarried, and was making his home
FCRRYDAU!
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In Portland with the famfly of Mr.
Ethics of Shoveling.
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Stephenson
and Mrs. E L. Mills, who accom­
You can make a science out of any­
were at Granta Pass Tuesday.
panied the body to Hugo. He was
thing. You may remember tbe old
C. M. Jolllffe and family have left joke about the Irishman who said that the eldest son of Daniel Peterson, of
the Booth farm at Pickett creek ferry Hogan was a god shoveler, but he Hugo, and besides his father, leaves
and Harry Neeley haa taken charge. wasn't what you’d call a fancy shov­ four brothers, John, Roy, Daniel Jr.,
Mr and Mr» George Jonea and eler. A big plant that manufactures and Henry, all of Hugo, and two sis­
acn, Kenneth, Mrs. Ben Culp, and shovels has made a study of shovel- ters, Mrs. C. P. Lind of Portland,
children and Ben Jonea, of Marlin, ology and has unearthed some Inter­ and Miss Louisa Peterson, of Hugo.
were vial tor* at Chaa Dora's Sun­ esting facts. For Instance, a good He was born in Nebraska, but had
shoveler should pick up a heavier lived at Hugo for 35 years. The fu­
day.
R. E. Stephenson haa Invented in load than 21 pounds. A good shoveler neral services were largely attended,
should not throw further than ten feet
a Fordaon which was delivered at horizontally or eight feet vertically. and there were many floral offerings
his home Monday.
Shovelers should have two ten-minute from friends In Portland and eIse-
Mr. Carnegie and Mr Maxwell, of periods of complete relaxation every where
Pickett creek, were out at Merlin on two hours. Shovelers should work In
pairs, not alone. Two men together
Saturday
Most Eggs In New Moan Psrled.
E 1*. Week» and daughter -were will shovel twice as much as two
Experiments have shown that mors
alone.
Now,
spit
on
your
hands
and eggs will hatch If the hen Is set when
at Merlin Saturday.
the moon Is new. or very close to
Mrs. Lucy Clifton waa tn Ferry­ go to It!—Cincinnati Enquirer.
that period, and that the young chicks
dale Tuesday.
hatched at that time will be stronger
First American Stock Market.
Mr. Shorr was at Granta Pass on
The first congress of the United and more vigorous, and will grow more
Thursday on business. He and Mr.
rapidly. On the other band, chicks
Wilson, of Merlin, soon expect to States, while In session In Federal hatched when there Is no moon are
hall
on
Wall
street.
New
York,
in
1788-
take charge of the old Massie ranch
89. authorized and subsequently Issued often more weakly and 1o not make
down the river. ,
bonds (then called stock) amounting such strong and vigorous fowls, nor
Lester Briggs waa doing budnesa to $30.000.000 for the purpose of dis­ are they '»uch good egg-layers.
at Grants Pas» Wednesday
charging debts Incurred by tbe Con­
Class In America
Mrs J. W. Fried and daughter, tinental congress and the various col­
America is full of middle class folk
Virginia, of Portland, are visiting onies. This naturally led to ord.ers
for tbe purchase and sale of these who feel upper dsss end lower class
Grandma Robertson.
Mr. Elsey. of Merlin. is hauling bonds being sent to New York. These folk who fe*l middle class, but there
are no lower class folk who feel lower
wood from the G. H. Griffin place to orders first came to merchants, at- class.—Baltimore Sun
The Tire With a Scientifically
Constructed Tread
GATES
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SUPER TREAO
TIRES
CORD and FABRIC
Ole’s Tire Shop
Half Soleing
STUDEBAKER
Light Six
Trucks, Cars
Trailers and
Tractors
1
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8
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7
9 Holt Caterpillar IS trac­
tor. latent model, owed
only enough to ensure
fletter
Its perfection.
than new, get busy 84900
K» Two Reliance
trailers,
logging
bunks,
with
tires and springs, like
new, used very little,
price each .............. 8000-00
11 Ford I Rug. thoroughly
ovr» haw led and newly
guaranteed.
painted
_
this will wot be shown
more than oeee at 8928.00
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The Car of Endurance
J. F. BURKE
ORT
Quality Goes ClearTkrou&t
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THE ECONOMY CAR
Moderate Priced, Economical, Comfortable,
Durable, Long Mileage Gas and Oil.
Excellent Satisfaction
A. N. PARSONS
208 North Sixth Street
Garden Hose and
Tools
For Spring Gardening
Valley Hardware Company
Merlin.
Mr. and Mrs. A I. Hussey and Mies
Sadie Pence were visitors at Grants
Paas Monday.
Misses Francis Walker and Alma
Griffin were calling on Gwladys
Jones and Nelly Ford Saturday.
George Cox and family, who have
been visiting Mrs. Cox's sister. Mrs.
Moody are moving to Hugo.
Mrs. A. C. Ford and eons, Lester
and Clayton, and daughter. Nellie.
Mtsa Francis Walker and Gwladys
Jones, attended the high school en­
tertainment at Grants Pass Monday
eveping.
THOMPSON CREEK
torneys and others, but later, as the
transactions Increased, some iuen be-
gan to give speclal attention te this NOTICE
business, becoming the first brokers
In America.
Every
Water Affects Varnish.
The varnish on some furniture is so
hard and smooth that finger marks
and soiled places may be removed
with a cloth wrung out of Inkewarm
suds, made with white soap, and the
finish restored by rubbing with a cloth,
on which a few drops of light lubri­
cating oil or furniture polish has been
sprinkled. In many cases this Is a
good method to use on the tops of
dining tables, but in general It Is un­
wise to put water on varnished, oiled
or waxed surfaces. Painted and en-
o meted furnltitre may. of course, be
washed like sny other surrace so fin-
tshed.
F. F. Grove and Will Jordan were
doing business in Grants Pass Sat­
urday.
John G. Miller, of Applegate, was
visiting at the home of F F. Grove
Dlacovery of gold In 1886 drew
on Thom peon creek Friday and Sat great numbers of foreigners to the
urday.
»
Transvaal and ultimately led to the
Mrs. Will Bell and dAPghteP. Sybil, Boer war.
were visiting Mrs. Will Jordan Sun­
day.
Anderson Will waa called to Jack­
sonville to appear at court on Mon­
day, he being on the jury list.
Fremont Jordan went to Humbug
on business Tuesday.
Mrs. Fritz Ruch and Mrs. Ander­
2 Chevrolet, 1920
son Will have been on the sick list
1 Chevrolet, 1919, Over­
for some time, but are able to be
hauled.
out again.
Mrs. Frits Ruch went to Applegate
on business Wednesday.
About two weeks ago while Frank
Kendall waa out looking after bls
traps he shot and killed a cougar
that his dog had chased up a tre. It
measured six feet and four Inches.
Earl Kendall killed a bob cat a
few days ago.
Since spring haa put In an appear­
ance. the farmers tn this section are
busy plowing and putting In their
crops.
Tom Williams and family are on
the sick list.
John Bingham, of Thompson creek
got first choice on a quarter of mut­
ton and beef at the shooting matoh
on Applegate Sunday.
TO EXTERMINATE
GROUND SQUIRREL«
person, firm, co-partnership,
company or corporation, residing on,
owning, leasing, occupying, possess­
ing or having charge of or dominion
over any land, building, wharves or
ditches Infested with digger ground
squirrels in Josephine County, Ore­
gon, Is hereby notified to begin at
snee to effectively exterminate and
destroy all such digger ground squir­
rels.
Poisoned barley may be secured
from the county agent.
Notice is published pursuant
the statute In such ease made
provided for two consecutive weeks
or three issues and all persons des­
cribed therein are required to take
notice thereof.
Dated and first published this 3rd
day of March, 1921.
ROY E. MILLER,
County Agent, Josephine Co.
Utf
USED CARS
1 Republic Truck.
Tractors, Tracks and Farm
PI RE AS THE
ULY
EASTER
and as light as a feather,
That’s the kind of bread we
mouthful
furnish.
Every
touches the spot Pure and
wholesome. Full weight. Get
in your Easter orders early.
Ask your Grocer for Bread
baked by the
GRANTS PASS
2 Fords.
BAKERY
SOS G Street
W. S. Maxwell & Co.
The longer the run the cheaper the
rate at the Courier merchant print­
ing department.
Harry S. Clapp, Electrician
MHDFORD, OREGON
MEAL« .ARE MUCH BETTER
and pleasanter when the food, coffee,
tea, etc., are fresh and hot. They
can always be so if you have an elec­
tric coffee percolator, water heater,
chafing dish, toaster and other
things which are so easy to obtain
and are so quick and efficient in ser­
vice. It will be a pleasure to ua to
demonstrate to you the way to easier
housekeeping.
GRANTS PA SS ELECTRIC CO.
AMUSEMENTS
Tom Mix io said to loosen up a
whole bagful of new stunts in "Th*
Texan,'* his latest, which opens up
at the Rivoli Theater today for two
days showing. Mix will bars some
job on his hands living up to his ad­
vance notices on this picture; but hs
always makes good, and it Is safe to
to predict that this picture will be
no exception. James B. Hendryx
wrote the story, and Gloria Hope, the
Titian-haired beauty, is the leading
woman.
Long runs a specialty in the
Courier merchant printing depart­
Chose 8SO-R ment.
Next door to water office