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GIUNTE r.<MN DAILY COURIER PAGE TWO GRANTS PASS DAILY COURIER' Pwblitbed Daily Except Sunday Till ItNDAY, M XI ft. 11*21. OBITUARY Paul Jones Middies When You Own lUgelow Mr». Molindn The funeral of Mn* Malinda Biglos waM conducted at Kenedy 1'ha pel, Williams. Ore.. Bunday, May 1. at 3 p, m. The singer» were Messrs. Topping, Normer, Kincaid, Metelame» Turvey, S|»»rlln. Lemmons and Miss Topping, organist The paul bearers were grandson» of the deceased Arthur. Victor and Guy Vinyard. Alfred anil l.ee larlamore, Atchle Pierce. Rev. XV G Forbì» You have a magnet In the home that just keep* you In «vsnlng» conducted the services Mrs Malin- It's irrealMtltile It doos not command »Imply Invito» and you a< da Gibson Biglow »as bora in lluck- copt Next to the wife and kiddle» you learn to lovo your Gulbran I Hanan county, Mo, February 8, 1843. DRY GOO I *44 ANI* GROCERIES »on becaiiHo it can talk to you In a musical way, bring you heaven ly Inspired mnaaagu». soothe tired bruin, nerve» an<l bt»dy lie In i married to James A. Gibson January vigorate you for a bolter day's work tomorrow All thia beside« 101 & 105 N. 6th Grants Pass, Ore- THl RSDAY, MAY A, l»2t 15, 1861, with whom she came to the wonderful pltsiaure entertainment and recreation for yourself, Oregon via Redding. Cal., In Sep family and friend» ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ tember. 1873, where she has made I’rlcoe on Gulbransen uro established by tin- manufacturer and are OREGON WH.4THKB ♦ the nine anywhere In the United State» They are lower today , be resumed on the Savage Rapids NEW TODAY—l sod bat no» abused. her home till death claimed her at than they have been during the last three yours unit are guarati the supper table Thursday evening, ♦ teed not to bo lean tor the next year via: Tonight and Friday fair. J dam and the structure will be rushed 2 wardrobes, aereen cii|»tM»anb, ilrr». j April 28. in the presence of her son- ♦ Suburban Model, 6lt*A — Country Neat. AU ih * — W title House, A7<M* i through to completion. Each move aer, Toledo steel range, »evend giant I in-law and daughter, Mr and Airs. J j ♦ Colder tonight in east portion, Don't deny yourself and family till» home nee»»lly AVo an make in the construction work, has been rockers and chair». Some r»«»t r O im I IT. Hartly. Mr. Gibson died in 1886 ♦ with light to heavy frost. purchasing terms so reasonable that you easily pay for It and begin She »»» married to Ru»eell Blglow ■econd lutnd beds and springs, oil figured out in detail by the engineers to enjoy the returns of your Investment ua soon as the piano Is | four years later Mr Biglow died pl acini In your homo. and it is believed that the finishing stoves anil oven.». I'hone 71. T. C. Boot h. February 20, 1907. Come In today and let ua demonstrate thia wonderful player piano »OGI E VALLEY IRRIGATION touch can be put upon it by the end for you * Strangers in the Rogue river »-alley of July. The __ eteam shovel is now during the winter and spring seasons being moved back to the dam to be In j are difficult to convince that this is position to commence operation there j Stanton Rowell, Prop Grants Pass, Oregon a country that can need irrigation at the right stage of water. The They see water in every draw and shovel completed the excavation of ravine during the "rainy'' season, the Tokay canal from the dam to with vegetation making lush aud where the canal connected up with By A. E. VO0RHIE3 rile appearance of the TOP rapid growth. But when the sun of the old Tokay canal before being sent and I'PIIOIgrrERY goes a long way In the general appearance summer comes the need for water is back to the dam except tor one "The Land of Manitee and the justly proud. Then he took us of your car and. also. It at once apparent! Sunshine is one of stretch of 200 feet above the railroad three-in-one cities where peace and Crescent beach on the gulf of Mexico, means much In the amount of the chief assets of Southern Oregon. tracks. This is being done by hand prosperity reign—Bradentown. Pal our only opportunity to be on comfort and pleasure obtained. It puts the flavor in the fruit and the work as the railroad company object meto, Manitee,” Is the manner in very shores of the gulf. On the We can put your car's TOP. blush of beauty upon its cheek. It ed to the rocks which the shovel was which three of the cities near the out we passed the winter home SIDE CURTAIN« and UPHOL- lifts the moisture from the earth, and throwing down on the tracks. The' west coast on an arm of Tampa bay, John Ringling of circus fame, HTMRY in VI shape at the least cost for good work and with the excellent draytage of the Shasta Limited was held up tor sev- and in Manitee county advertise the beautiful winter home« of otljer Three prominent and wealthy people materials. eloping valley floor, the waters of the eral minutes one day because of thte. themselves to the world. A banquet was given us ut Palmeto cities on the same body of water and winter's rains are soon rushing down hence a most vigorous protest on the only a few mile« apart united for underneath a big circus tent. Tables to the sea. Artificial water is more part of the company. publicity anil cooperating for mutual were laden with delicacies and when accessary here than upon the desert benefit. Each city plugging for her these ceaaeil to claim our attention, self and the other two—no wonder we listened to a most pleasing liter lands. For here watered lands will NEW TODAY peace and prosperity reign. Our ary and musical program, with more produce many fold the harvest of the EVERYTHING IN INSURANCE— first Introduction to Manitee was booster speeches. The booster arid lands when watered. Dependable companies and reas early in the morning when 125 of the speeches were a feature of every ban The first pump of the season's run onable rates. See T. M. Stott, early risers were ushered into the quet. Palmetto is a town of 2500 progres Buick Salesrooms 102tf dining room of a hotel in Braden of the irrigation district is being Every woman would like to own an electric range. But some have sive people who are firm belleyera in town There was a real feast. Flor put off buying in hopes of lower prices. If you »re one >»f these, started up today, and water will GAS RANGE FOR SALE—Phone idians are either heavy eaters or the possibilities of their town There j you need wall no longer for w« announce a »ubataaltal reduction again be flowing in the canals of the 342-J mornings. 70 they fed the editors better than they are eight miles of brick-paved streets In prices, on Ranges, Vacuum (leaner», Washing Machine» and »11 Northwest unit of the project. This* Everywhere we and 15 miles of cement sidewalks. FOR SALE—Donkey drums, pulley serve themselves. other electrical appliances, A »<• we have a big new line of fixtures. is the most highly developed portion' blocks, 1X4 -inch steel cable, re went there was aplenty and to spare. I three churches and a Carnegie II- of the district, and the strawberry volving shovel, 2-3-yard buckets, As the first relay of the breakfasters ! brary. There has never been a sa j GRANTS PASS ELECTRIC COMPANY dragline scraper X4-yard. M. C. were about to leave the dining room loon in the place. In a special Issue beds have already felt the need of ir the hurley form of the hotel pro of the Palmeto News the editor voiced Side of Water Office 71 Ament, Grants Paes rigation. though the rains of the prietor loomed at the door and with the hope that the editors enjoy their week have served to prevent damage PHONE HOUSER BROS. 336-Y for upraised hand and subdued voice he short stay in the city. They certaln- dry wood. Pine $3.25 per Ger; 3- returned thanks for what had been (ly did. to the crop. Alfalfa cutting will tier load. *6; fir, 13.50 per tier. 73 provided and asked a blewing upon Bradentown is the home of George. < HM’K PI«»!» Hoo 4’ll IN ENK Chinone pnsHcng'-ni to Amoy. It la sommence next week, and the farm MET DEATH ON HONG Moll believed that Capi. 11. W. Holme» of ers wish to water the crop once be- i HAVE a fine 1918 7-passenger the vessel was drowned fore the ioitial cutting. The pump, Studebaker car to trade for city Shanghai. Muy 5.— (A. I*.)—Ap proximately 800 Ilves were lost In that will serve the Southside unit is j property. Call at 200 Booth street, near box factory. 69 the wreck of the »learner Hong Moll ready to run, and will be put into of Singai>ore which wont aground off operation the first of next week. The i POR SALE—1917 Dodge touring car the White Rocks, lamok island, on in good condition. 1119 East 'A St. Northside pumps will follow, though March 3 while proceeding from Sin Phone 341-R. a portion of the Northside is now- Merchant »ale» books al Courier gapore to Amoy. The Hong Moh was taking 1,100 served with water from Jones creek. WANTED—Team of ' medium horses for general work. Address A concrete diversion dam has been No. 191 care Courier. 72 put in Jones creek and water is now COW WANTED—Good Jersey cow being diverted from the creek into with yonng calf. T. H. B. Taylor, the Jones creek lateral supplying the Grants Pass. 71 lands under it. j LOST—Crank for Chevrolet car lost It will be necessary to ojierate the between Savage street and Jose phine Grocery. Finder please leave pumps in the various units with elec at Battery Shop 71 tric power as last year until late in ▲. E Voorhtee. Pub. aad Propr ! ■btered at poetoffice, Granta Paas. Ore . as second-class mall matter - - - ADVERTISING RATES Display space, per tach—............ -36c Local-personal column, per line. ..10c Readers, per lino— ........ ......... —- 6c MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS T5e Associated press is exclusively «»titled to the use for republication . of all news dispatches credited to It or all otherwise credited in this •apor and also the local news pub lished herein AU right» of republication of »po stal dfepatchee herein are also re served The Middy of Distinction A Gulbransen Player-Piano KINNEY 4THUAX HIGH LIGHTS IN THE TOUR WITH THE NATIONAL EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION The Music & Photo House G.B. BERRY Now You Can Get an Electric Range Scene Near Bradentown the season, it being probable that the AUDITING — Systematizing. See me about daily or monthly audit ser Savage Rapids dam will be completed so that the electric power can be dis- ' vice. Ivan Livingston, Incorporat ed Accountant, Phone 389, pensed with late in July. dress. Grants Pass, Ore. There was several days of deLy in I j OST — 32x3 *4 Federal cord tire and having current turned on to the rim, lost somewhere in city; $5 Northwest unit because of differences ward for return to Sooner Taxi. of opinion between the district and TYPEWRITING WORK WANTED the power company, the district seek- ' Postal Telegraph office, phone 311-J. 75 tag to avail itself of the cheapest rate possible. The district was finally > LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS for obliged to appeal to the public service ¡ rent. Inquire 215 North Third St., or phone 219-R. commission of Oregon, which body ordered the turning on of the cur-! rent pending its investigation, so that the bead of the wayfarers wherever E. Hosmer, past president of the Na no further delay from this source is j he may be. The returning of thanks tional Editorial association, and the anticipated. Toklo, May 5.—CA. P.)—Press at the close of the nieal in a public man responsible for the trip of the The stage of water in the river 1* advices from Mukden say that a hotel and by the proprietor was an association through Florida, anil to prince of the Arabian Independent unusual experience. All joined with him the association owes a debt of now being studied daily and as soon Kingdom is on his way to Japan with , the proprietor in the spirit or the appreciation for a wonderful trip, as it has dropped to a point that re- a mission to secure a trade treaty be , occasion. and Florida owes a debt of gratitude cord indicates a safe one. work will tween that country and Japan. 'Automobiles, more than a hundred for the national publicity that is a of them, were waiting outside and result of the visit of editors from all the visitor*) were shown about the I I»arta of the United States city and surrounding country We The cities of Bradentown, Manitee were shown oyster beds and oysters and Palmetto ar virtually one city growing from trees—you may doubt being connected by sidewalks and this statement but it is a fact. Over- pavements or bridge. Their street i hanging boughs and root growth ex- lights form a continuous system, their1 | tended to the water level and oys sewer systems are adequate and their 36 Ladies’ All-Wool Sweaters, beautiful ters that had attached themselves to water supply pure. Their auto camp styles and colors, very special the twigs were left high and dry is provided with electric Hights and when the tide was out. water, as well as toilets and shower > A fish dinner cooked in the open bathe, and a well built community . and served 1n the open was a treat house provides places for gatherings. Same quality Sweater sold last year from I greatly enjoyed by the hungry edi- Visitors declare that no city in the $9.50 to $10.50 tors after a ride of several hours. country 'Js taking better care of its There were, of course, oranges and auto tourists. Bradentown expended $20,000 plenty of them—everywhere we went SEE WINDOW DISPLAY oranges were supplied in great quan- making a flrat class nine-hole golf tit». course. The golf club has an attrac Manitee was visited and the owner tive clubhouse and owns a young of the car in which I rode, a circuit orange grove bordering on the course ¡judge, took his load to his home For sports there are also bathing I town. Sarasota, in order that we boating, fishing, an well as all other j might see the town of which he was outdoor enjoyments. Very Special Choice $4.35 Golden Ku le »Store > À
