GRANTN l*ANN DAILY (XH HIKII
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CAMP 55 READY ÎD
Introductory
A B. Voorhlee,
Pub. and Propr
Entered at pontofflce, Granta Pase.
Ore., aa second-claas mail matter
FOR SAl.E Modern 1-rooui bungs
low almost new, newly painted,
three blocks off 6th street. garage
and woodabed. 85x105 foot lots.
Will take Ford as part payment
Jas K Manuel, owner.
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A few families are not using our White Loaf
Flour.
For this reason we make
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this special price
for two davs only, Wednesday and Thurs
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day, June 8th and 9th.
l-VR SAIJC -30 acres of slashed Um­
Rogue River Camp Number 56. of
ber suitable for wood, mostly buss
I the Woodmen of the World, has sent
saw site Inquire Chas Mee. Ap­
a message asking If the camp may
plegate, Ore.
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aid the homeless In the flooded city
of Pueblo, Colorado The telegram SHA» l-N»R S Vld-!. good as new Write
If you do not want the Flour at once, place
or see Mrs. O. B. Steward, Murphy.
was as follows
your order and we will deliver later when
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''(■'rank P. Hawke, head manager
WEEKLY COCRIER
you do want it.
W O W . Pueblo, Colorado
GKT YOUR LUMBER from the Jose
By mail, per year-------------------- $2.00
phine Lumber Co. at wholesale
"Rogue (River Cfemp 55 regrets to
MEMBER «F ASSOCIATED PRESS
mill prices
All kinds of plaued
learn of the great misfortune occa­
The Associated press is exclusively
lumber Our truck delivers any
sioned by the recent inundation. We
entitled to the use for republication
where
Phone 188, 107 North
stand ready to respond to any call.
of all news dispatches credited to It
Sixth street.
“A. K. CASS, clerk."
or all otherwise credited in this
paper and also
The W. O. W. ia slid to be the IXJOT Heavy blue auto robe,
lished herein.
largest order in Pueblo, with three
AU rights of republication of sps-
tween .Merlin hill and Granta
camps and 3700 members The W.
«lai dispatches hereln are alno re Chse.Cs real identity. He was known
Sunday night. Finder please leave
Flume
lumber
at
Borland
Thomas
•erred.
O. W. committee rushed tents and
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at Courier office.
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only as Casey when arrested tor mur­ Lumber Co. Phone 187-J.
provisions from Denver, and a tent
der; he went through his trial alone
TUESDAY, JUNE 7, 1021
Buick Six. new top. paint. and city is now sheltering the homeless 1-N m R RALE One year old pure
and friendlees as Casey; he was hang­ tires Dodge Bros. Sales Room 9 7 If Due camp is composed entirely of
bred White Wyandotte hens, 11 5l
♦ ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦■♦•♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ed by the neck until dead as Casey
E. A. Rathbone was in Grants railroad men. among the homes of
each Also i-aby chicks, 35c each
There was but one outstanding fea­ I^ass yesterday, coming in from the whom much of the damage was done.
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OREGON WEATHER
K. M laidewlg. Box 74. ltd 3.
♦ ture of his case. Casey had only one Winona ranch <o attend the Wood­ From $50,000 to $75.000 will be paid
♦
Tonight, cloudy west portion, ♦ leg, the missing member being re­ men celebration
by the order to <he beneficiaries of .MOTHER INI» DAI GÜTER wish
sillons as cooks on ranch or
showers and cooler in the east ♦ placed with a wooden leg. He was
deceas,ni members of the Pueblo
One
Dodge
Brothers
touring
car.
camp
Cull at Western Hotel
♦ asked a few days before being hang-
♦ portion. Wednesday fair.
cords, repainted, good buy. Dodge camps
*♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ed whether he would die with or
1A»ST On streets of city Saturday,
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Brothers
Sales
Room.
He said:
without his aooden leg.
NMW WDA1
6 Kodak films and pictures, Find
H. E. Scott and family. Mr. and
"Without it." On the morning of
er
please return to Rowell's Music
the final day he decided he wanted Mrs. Albert Scott, of Crescent City, EVERYTHING IN INSURANCE —
Store
came
into
Grants
Pass
last
night
on
Dependable
companies
and
reas
­
his wooden leg to go with him. This
onable rates. See T. M. Stott.
necessitated a last minute refiguring the Crescent City stag».
Kitten Would Naturally Be Blus.
G. M. C truck cab, wind shield,
Buick Salesrooms
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of weights and length of drop, but
(Contlnnsd from Page One)
From an Exchange— The bride was
tires,
looks
like
stake
body,
cord
his desire was granted, and Casey
new Dodge Bros. Sales Room. 97tf NOTICE If you do not receive your si tired Io a dark blue kitten's ear
in cases where the condemned start went to his death without parting
Oregon Journal on time, please beautifully designed In Iridescent
a hunger strike with refusal to eat compauy from his wooden leg.
phone 166-R. Paul Allen, agent. beada.--Buston Transcript
Worth 5Oc—
any food during the week decreed as
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We allow you 50c for your otd hat
COMING EVENTS
time for execution. Another question ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ to apply on new one grade $1.50 and
Juno 8-11, Wednesday to Saturday •
2000
SPLIT
SHAKES
for
sale
Call
asked was whether "the average man ♦
♦ up. Peerless Clothing Co.
PERSONAL AND LOCAL
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Teachers examinations at Court­
or address M. Andrews, East A
would not rather die with has facul­ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
house.
street.
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ties alert, meeting death as a man i Fred J. Osburn, of Corvallis. spent Typewriter Man H e r o
Is
P.
Herman,
representing
the
rather than as a dumb brute "
yesterday in Grants Pass.
The Hanging of Casey
Underwood Typewriter Co., is regis­
Sales
One Lizzie. Dodge Bros
tered at the Oxford.
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No answers were given these ques­
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tions. When they will be answered Room.
M. R. Greer and Mr. and Mrs. Otto Save $5.00—
in actual experience of a man or
Turn in your old suit at the Peer­
woman waiting death cannot be told, Grutz, of Medford, were in Grants
less
Clothing Co.
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Pass
yesterday.
for none is waiting death at the pres­
Before you build get figures on Kicked by Truck—
ent time.
Black, White, Brown, Navy and Camel
Nevada has not exacted a death. your lumber, shingles, lath, doors
Audley Egger is carrying around
penalty since 1913. With the privi-j and windows at Borland Thomas a broken right arm the result of a
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lege of electing the form of death. • Lumber Co. Phone 187-J.
Mat Berwick and wife and Wil-' ing a .Maxwell truck,
either shooting or hanging, a man
The large
known only as Casey was hanged in liam Beston and wife, of Portland. bone in the fore arm was broken
that year. No one has ever learned spent last night in Grants Pass.
straight across.
ADVERTISING RATES
Display space, per inch ..........
36c
lxMel-psreonal column, per line.. . 10c
Headers, per line—
________ 5c
Regular 49 lb. Sack, $2.35
'‘Nationally I Tired ''
Which
mo.a>« th« sama price to evary
one otery where Frtce branded
In the back of each Instrument
st Hie factory. We are exclu-
•ivo agents fur Jackson, Jose­
phine ami Del Norte Co uni les
The Music & Photo House
Stanton Rowell, Prop
Grants Pass, Oregon
THE HHKCTKNT STORY
EYER TOLD
No, not « love story, but "En­
closed find check in payment-*'
1ml Is it not a pleasant way, a
most emirtilriu and exact way
lo i my bill« ami meet obliga­
tion».* \ clteck I ng a<vount at
Illis liaiik a<|<|s prestige to your
name.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF SOUTHERN OREGON
Luxite Hose
AV HAT you lose
V’ thru baking failure
must be added to baking
costs—it has to be paid for.
Calumet Hiking Powder
will save you all of that. Be­
I11r$. Dcllic Deas
cause when you use it there are
no iadures no losses. Every bak­
ing is sweet and palatable—and
stays moist, tri tier and dehoous to
the last tasty bite.
Hothou.se—
Fancy- Solid- Ripe Tomatoes at Kin­
ney & Truax.
Bathing Suits and
Bathing Caps
The Best Quality Values
Bread Is Chea pel
9c for the pound loaf, 13c for the
large roll, or 2 tor 25c. Buy your
bread made by the - Grants Pass
Bakery.
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All You Can Eat—
"Hie most complete showing of Men's, Women's and Chil­
dren's all-wool and wool mixed bathing suits we have
ever shown. Prices very low. See Window Irtsplay.
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Bathing capa 25c, 35c, 45c, 9Oc.
For 35c at the Acme Cafe. A real
working man's place to eat. Try our
I hot waffles, 20c. All experienced
[ white help. T. Larsen and E
| drews, Props.
$35.00 and up
At the sign of
Ye Jolly
Little Tailor
GEO. S CALHOUN
BAKING POWDER
NEW SPRING GOODS
LEAVING TONIGHT
JAMES OLIVER CURWOOD’S
epic of the Great Northwest
—a tale of the Midnight Sun
It is reasonable in cost and
I <
sses more than the or­
At Rock Bottom
Prices at
The ladies society of the Presby­
terian church will hold the last meet­
ing of the season at the home of .Mrs'
W. S. Maxwell, on I^wnridge Ave.,
tomorrow afternoon. All members
and friends are invited to be there.
Soldier l»i
The body of Sergeant John Epping.
I who died at Skiles. Oregon, will ar­
rive in Grants Pass this evening at
9:30 o'clock, and will be given a mil­
itary funeral by the local post of the
American Legion. The funeral will
I be held tomorrow afternoon at 2
o'clock at the Pleasant Valley ceme­
tery. with interment In the family lot.
CALUMET
Over Sixteen Years Local Dealer
Women's Association Meeting—
i—RIVOLI
you buy Calumet and you eave
when you use it.
Hundrtcb* ofSpring, Summer and All-Year 'Round
Fabrics, tailorol to your individual measure
your selection of the right style for you.
Your OI<1 Hat—
la worth 50c to apply on the price
of a new one. grade $1.50 and up.
Peerless Clothing Co.
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That’s a big saving—but
that isn’t all. You save when
dinary Icavcnii g strength. You pay
less and use less You get the most
in purity, dependability and whole-
Minu-ness.
Peerless Clothing Co
In every way — it is the
best way to keep down bak­
ing costs. That's what lias made it
the world's biggest selling baking
powder — has kept it the favorite
of millions of housewives for more
than thirty years.
Pound can of Calumet contains full
16 ox. Some baking powders come in
12 ox instead of 16 ox cans Be sure
Shoes for the Family
$
Cal'S»«
SuashiM Cahe
Recipe
t. cup of butter,
it i cups granu­
lated sugar, 2VJ
cupe flour, 1 cup
water, 2 level
teaspoons < aln-
met Baking
Powder, 1 tea­
spoon lemon,
of 9
mix I
regular way
' ■ [»Mind when you want It.
SUMMER'S TIIE PLAY TIME OF THE YEAR.
GET YOUR PLAY SHOES ANI» OI TI NG < 'IJJTHES AT
Tn Arrive—
Wednesday morning, fancy Stand­
ard Cantaloupes at Kinney Ki Truax
“ISOBEL
“THE TRAIL’S END
with
HOUSE PETERS and JANE NOVAK
TOMORROW—“THE CALL OF YOUTH
GENER VriONS
SERVICE
Originated in grandmother s
time, in the days when in­
tegrity m<-nnt more than
the dollar mark, Sealy attri­
butes of Tuft lees Comfort,
Utmost Cleanliness and Old-
Fashioned Quality
have
come down the genertaions,
a heritage highly valued by
health-enlightened women
of today.
Holman’s Furniture Store
103 North 6th
WOODWARD’S
Worth $5.00—
We will alow you $5 for your old
suit to apply on the price of any wool
suit. Peerless Clothing Co.
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Reames Chapter Wednesday—
Regular communication tomorrow
night. Visiting companions invited.
H^wis Stlnebaugh, H. P.
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LL “PLANI
ICH BULLFR
Portland. Ore., June 7.— (A. P-.) —
Lakes and marshes of Oregon will be
stocked before long with French bull­
frogs, the legs of which are declared
by gastronomic experts to be a deli­
cacy.
A. E. Burgduff, state game warden,
announced that he had received six
dozen of the frogs from the Idaho
state game commission. These six
dozen will be protected by the game
commission until they have multi­
plied sufficelntly to begin stocking
waters In the vicinity of Portland,
and in other parts of the state.
Sound Business
Methods
Three C ’s Lumber Company
form a secure basis upon which io build any bus­
iness. C oinè In and c onsult us regarclliig your
hanking requirements—we are at your service.
CARRY a complete line of lumber, all grades,
Lath, Shingles, boors, Windows, Wallboard, ete.
WE MAKE all kinds of Cabinet Work, Screen
Doors, Window Screens, Cupboard Door's, ete.
ESTIMATES ON REQUEST
FOUNDRY ANI> WEST G
Grants Pass and Josephine Bank
G rants P ass .O regon
GRANTS PASS, OREGON
Think of a fl'e-iMomengor, quality ntitonioblle, completel ■ly cqlll|q»r>d
and having a powerful valvc-lmhcml motor, for
TOURIST GROCERY
$809 Grants Pass
(Alno «Igars and Confections)
CHEVROLET
HOME OF THE
Model "Four-Ninety" at the now price is the greatest
vaine of this or any other year.
“MILK SHIMMIE” I lc
L. A. RINGI’ETTE
510 MOI TH SIXTH MT.
W. S. Maxwell &
PHONE 121 -R
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I’HONE 520
automobile