Grants Pass daily courier., June 11, 1921, Page 4, Image 4

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ihtr shipment of New Pack lm|<ort<-»l
Ancho» le»,
and lx»t»»t«-r are in and the quality is very fine.
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AU rights of republication of spe-
elsl dispatches herein are also re- ■ have something of a personal prob­ ' grasps the reasons for the law. and
»•rved.
lem in making their choice under the i follow its direction. Then. too. he
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act. They can either accept a cash , knows that the young mind that
SATURDAY, JI NF. 11, 1»S1
payment for each month in the ser­ gets the righ view point, will
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vice, or they can take advantage of be a supporter of law and order and
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OREGON WEATHIR
'will decrease the chance tor violation
¡the loan provision and develop a
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home for themselves and their de- of the law The new law carries one
4 Tonight, fair in west por-
4 tion with probable showers tn > pendents. The loan provision would provision not generally known by the
♦ the eastern section, Sunday. .seem to be the most advantageous. public, it is tantamount to a gun,
♦ fair and warmer.
| both for the service men and tor the license, for under It a person can not
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state
A cash payment would 1\ X hunt any kind of an animal unless he
SERVICE MEN AND THE IU»Nt S many cases be too small to prove of has a hunting license upon his per-
' son
Under this provision the hunt­
But through the
Oregon's vote upon the veteran's » material benefit.
ing
of
Jackribbits or of dlgget supir-
bonus measure was in full accord loan and its most liberal terms of re­
rels is illegal without the hunting.
with t^e patriotic spirit of the state. payment and interest, the man who
' license, though the license does not l
No state In the union responded bet­ wants a home or who might desire to
ter to the call for men than Oregon, develop a farm finds the way Pr°j‘d- permit the killing of protected game
ed
Anti Oregon will benefit from in the open season. Unprotected anl-'
None was more liberal when the na­
every home that is built through its mals can of course be hunted at all |
tion needed the sinews of war and
to t:
be hoped **■'*
that **'
the
of the year after a hunting
assistance. It is t;
“ time«
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called upon the people to purchase
The
loan provision of the bonus act will license Iras b«?en purchased.
liberty bonds with all available funds.
be accepted by a great many of the reason for this provision is that the
Oregon's place in the rank of states
boys. It will be the beet for them excuse. "We are hunting nothing but j
was in the very foremost of the pro­
diggers." is sometime» given by per-'
‘ and the best for their state.
cession. Tuesday the voters regis­
sons who m3y possibly be hunting
tered a heavy majority for the bonus,
other
game.
LICEXSlXt; THE HUNTER
not with the belief that payment was
The appointment for Josephine
being made for the service the youth
¡WOMEN XOW ELIGIBLE FOR
county
of a deputy game warden Is
of the state rendered, for no qustion
JURY SERVICE IN ALBERTI
of dollars and cents can enter into it. going far in carrying to the people
No man followed the flag for the the need for observance of the game
Edmonton. Alberta. June 11.—(A.
money there might be in it. No cit-- laws of the state. Mr. Bancroft is P.)—Women are now eligible for
laen of Oregon wants to balance h«. particularly interested in the educa- Jury duty in the ¡Province of Alberta,
tion of the people in the provisions In accordance with a bill passed by
gratitude against a cash payment.
the legislature recently, after strong
The service men who will now ac­ of the laws, believing that when the
cept the terms of the bonus measure average person knows the law he will opposition. Jury service is not com­
pulsory, however.
COLUMBIA AND WILLAMETTE
MONDAY FORECXST STATIONARY
Portland, June 11.—(A. P.)—A
practically stationary stage of the
Willamette after a slight rise Sunday
Is forecast today. The Columbia 1»
slightly higher today, but the Snake
is falling.
Rub ’em ~ Tub em-Scrub 'em
ihey come up Smiling!
* - » ' -ge«-:-"»c to HI* Businese.
A garage ■ »tier. '.r**t«rl—* of the coo-
• «-itlnnnl entrance" in
‘exit" over
hi» door*, ha« had then- replaced with
Oi-tre appropriate signs reading “Ls-
take" and “Exhaust "—Boston Trun-
sen pl
Jud TunKIn»
J nd Tunk’ns «ay» seme people nev-
er have any Iden of pulling together
nnle-s the proposition t» «orne kind
■>f «> fiolltlcnl (..ill for fhetr pontonai
benefit
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NEW TODAY
EVERYTHING IN INSURANCE—
Dependable companies and reas­
onable rates. See T. M. Stott,
Buick Salesrooms.
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GET YOUR LUMBER from the Jose­
phine Lumber Co., at wholesale
mill prices. All kinds of planed
lumber. Our truck delivers any­
where. JTione 188, 107 North
Sixth street.
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m /uimxruirm
cvnu up nulutg
See Window Display
Golden Rule »Store
CARRIERS WANTED, boys or girls,
must have bicycles. One route
now qpen. Apply Courier office, tf
E. L. GALBRAITH—Real estate, in­
surance and plate glass liability.
609V4 G street, phone 28.
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JOS MOSS AGENCY—Fire Insur­
ance, plate class liabilty. Insur­
ance. 204 */4 Sixth street.
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Do You Read
The Saturday Evening Post?
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Don't fall to read the »tor
sue.
on PiMC<» 21» of the June 11 1»-
You will read some fai ts there that will surprise
«are
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of
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promptly In every way with yonr motor car troubles-
Get
And rememlier we are pre mred to
take
limt Happy, Snappy llnpmobihi Feeling.
SMITH S GARAGE
SERVICE WITH A SMILE
IXJR SALE—Our home, 1026 Lawn­
ridge Ave., one-third to one-half
cash, balance terms. If you want
a good house you will like it. If
you want 10 or 16 acres mostly
cleared and under the ditch or 10,
-0, 40 or 80 acre tracts above ditch
at bargain prices call 268-J. No
trouble, to show them. I know
some one wants to buy some of the
properties I want to sell, so if yon
are looking for something phone
or see E. L. Churchill.
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Borrii-, last
J. M Branacotnbe, on the lower
river road, has madu a tine showing
Pathstlc Figure P-sssctsd by Lonely
of Oregon atrag berries. Frost» have
Man Standing Prominently Be
delayed the plants and his crop I»
fore Largo Assembly
Just coming on.
■ packing building. •
He stood In
small, lonely ligure. I'ulhetlc lu the l.imMypo Operator XI anted—
isolation that SAM him off front the
For two weeks beginning with July
»arm liuiuaulty of the wutchlng 4th. Apply or address Courier of-
crowd.
He felt weak. Ill, but he struggli-d
lie rould tii'p-«tor Injur» <1
to bear him- if R :avel.v
not move hla ryes from the »tern,
Harry L. Griffith, th«» motorcycle
white face that seemed to fill all the
Inspector who h»s been working the
»pace In front of him
About that
cold minatory ttyture. which was »(»■«« k- Granta Paaa district during th»- past
Ing to him In such passionless, eveu few day«, met a serious accident last
t<-ties. clung an atmosphere of awe; i night when his machine crashed Into
the traditional rola» of ottici* lent It an unllghttHl wagon p-ar Medford
He 1» reported to be painfully in­
a majesty that crushed his will.
He knew he was being addressed jured and Is confined to hla room at
nnd strove to listen, «ay» l.omlou th«» Nash hotel In Medford
Punch.
I ill* brain was n torrent of
ili ought»,
Ami »<> til» life had come Y«u Will l.ike I nloii Gasolin
It wa» Indeed the tinnì <*ir
Ulve It a trial
Adauis Electric A
to thi*.
taxtroplie. That was surely «hat the Battery Shop
voice meant—tliat voli-v which went
<>n and on in an even stream of »mind RtMurncsl lutei Sight—
H. D. Norton accompanied by Mrs
without meaning
Why had he come
to thio—in the flower of hla life to Norton, Mrs M G Norton, hl» moth
lo»e its clilefest gift, liberty?
¡«r, and MI m M. A. llurrell, returned
Up and down the s|»ic<*» of bls brain j to this city after a »wk« auto tour
The people Mr. Norton dr«»»« directly to Fort
thought sped like fire,
behind- did they care? A few. per- land, from there to Eastern Oregon,
The other» were
hap«, pitied him.
south to Klamath Falls and back to
Indifferent. e To i them It was merely
Grant» Pass through northern Cali­
a »pectacle.
Suddenly Into his mind crept the fornia.
The
caoaciousnesM of a vast «Hence
vole»- had stop|»ed. The abrupt ce««n Lower Prl««»»—
On goods in every line tor men at
tlou of sound Whipped hla quivering
nerves. It was like the holding of a Peerless Clothing Co.
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great breath.
He knew Farewell 1*1« nlc—
He gathered hla forces,
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that the huge concourse waited
A
Th« Presbyterian auelr gave a pic­
question had been put to him.
It nic to member» and their families
seemed as if the world stood still to
tlast evening In th«» park, th« occaalou
listen.
He molatened III« lipa
lie knew ! lining a farewell gathering for Mrs
what be had meant to say. but his Harry J Wlble. who leave», with h«*r
tongue was a traitor to hl» ilexlre. 1 sister. Miss Thulan. for Golden. III.,
Twenty per­
What use now to plead? The sound- to rejoin her husband
lessnes» grew Intolerable, He thought sons wer«» present and a basket dili-
tie should cry aloud.
i ner was enjoyed
Harry Wlble left
And then—
, Grants Pa»» several week» agu. and
"I will." he said, and. looking aide- | Mr». Wlble will »tart for Illinois
ways. eaught the »wlft shy glance of next week.
his bride.
The first Gull«ean»<-n Player
built I I year« ago. Is »till In
iictlio service in a tlücago
home, and no vital part of it
ha» worn out or proven <l«’f«-«-
Uve.
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Whitt House Model, 47(H)
( ountry Seat Model, (»(X)
Surburbdii Model,
495
<,iill»r»n»«-u I’layer» hold oe-
curely Io reputation of being
Illusiceli) artisti«, durable, (W-)
to play »nd al way» ready to
pi»y.
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The Musk & Photo House
Rtanion Rowell, Prop.
< hie Mons-
WOOD THAT WILL NOT ROT
Before dog days
Murphy, June
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3Sth, strawberry shortcak« and all
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Experiment* Mad« In France Have the trlmmin's.
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Demonstrated the Great Value
of the Mangove.
Allege«! Haul < be-ck trllsi Taken— ! •‘Tin» Jucklln»'* Fin»»
even story
Ia>«lie C. Chadwick, of Crescent
Have you ever read Ople ll- i !’•
The wood of the mangove tree, •City. Who has. It 1» »aid, passed bad
i famous novel of Southern folk, ' The
which flourish«-« In French Guiana. checks upon numerous banks of th«
' luckiin»*" If you have, you will
1» being exploited lu France a» a
I Northwest, In Washington. Oregon i perhaps bo pleased to see lho«e stur-
wood which will not rot.
At least
it has withstood all exposure and ef­ |and California, has been arrested In dy character* vlsusllied In George
forts to break down It» fiber in years I Crescent City and will lw prough to Mel ford’s splendid Par» mount pro-
Sheriff J. R I duction of "The Jucklln»'* when that
of experiment by the officials of the | Grants Paas tomorrow
will picture I- shown nt the Rivoli tomor-
Bre» n. of Del Norte county,
French railway service.
Every one of the many «nmple» bring him to Waldo where Sheriff row
which were subjected to all the known Lewis and Deputy Uster will meet
Few change-, have been made In
processes of inducing decay, be­ them and bring Chadwick Into this the story, so that every vital »retie of
haved faultlessly. an<l It would seem city. Several alleged bad checks
the novel will be found In the screen
that the wood Is rot-proof. The grain have been taken by merchants of
aduptlon made by Frank Condon, lie
of the wood Is so close ns pnictically this city.
state» that every character creation
to exclude moisture
Its density. In­
has been preserved. while the story
deed. is placed at 10. as agnlnst 40 In
Attention W. O. W.—
Itself unfolds on the screen exactly
fir and 70 In onk.
A full attendance is requested on as It does In the story.
In addition to this etoseness of fiber
the mangove has nn unusually large Monday evening. Election of officer*
There uro 20 Important role» in the
0! picture, and all have been developed
amount of tannin In Its composition and other Important buxines»
Thl* protects It from Invasion by In­
by players ca -able of portray Ing each
sects.
It nl«o prevents the multipli­
distinct typo artistically.
cation of various germ«, nnd 1» a spe­
cific agnln«t such wood maladies as
lence as soda fountain clerk, elevator
mold, damp and the like.
hoy and grocery »tore work Any In-
It ha» other desirable qnnlltlcs. For
instance, tests show tliat while It
1« not brittle, tt presents twice the
resistance to rtexatlon that onk does.
It has about th« »»me potency against
M rs. Grace E Brown, of Camas,
crushing or twisting.
Wash,, arrived here last night on a
search for her son. Chester L,
D.i iy Thcugnt.
• Brown, who loft a ranch near I.Inn
Too wre nude fur enjoyment hi <1 ton. Ore . in August, >920. Since
’he world was tilled with things which
that time the anxious mother has
you will enjoy, unless you are too
proud to be pleased with them, or too mad« every effort possible to secure
grasping to care for what you cannot 1 »«me trace of him, but without avail.
turn to other account than mere de­ - Mrs. Brown believes her son started
for California and In the hop- that
light—Ruskin.
she may learn of his whereabouts
the Courier Is publishing his picture.
Moro Disarmament.
Chester IL. Brown was 17 in De­
This would be a better world I’
everybody would take a five-year h d cember, about 5 feet 11 Inches tall,
'•ay from gossip.- -Chicago Dall, weighs about 165 pound», black hair,
blue eyes, fair xkln, f«w xinull treck­
News.
ies, full rad lips, »mail scar on right
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cheek, brown birth mark large as a
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sliver dollar on left shoulder, swing­
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<’I m -M« t L. Itrouu
ing walk, movement» In genera» rath­
• I •Charlevoix'' II»« New Owner—
■ er clumsy, quiet secretive disposition, formation will be thankfully r«-««lv-
W, C. Bateman and wife are recent fond of firearms. Has ha<l exi>er- od by hla anxious mother.
arrivals from Salinas, Colo., having
purchased 54 acres of the old Savage
ranch several miles up the river. Mr
Bateman was through this valley ten
years ago and declared that If ever
the chance came, he would return
here to live. Mr. Bateman is now en-j
Joying the wonderful southern Ore-,
gon climate, expecting also to have a
little fun with the fish later in the I
season.
Visits»«! Portlnn«!—
James Caven, president of th«
Mora Pump Company, and David
Dobble. vice president and salesman,
who drove to Portland last week, re­
turned last night, having installed a
FY-»R RALE -Seven bamtam chick­ i Mora pump in Portland at the corner
The
ens. Call at 615 J street.
02 of Fifth and Alder streets.
pump is being used by the Northwest
FOR SALE—Man's bicycle in good Light. Power and Heat company, who
condition. Phone 149-J.
02 have been finding difficulty in keep­
ing their steam lines
free from
NEW TODAY—-4>11 stoves, 2 4-burn- water, due to the high river there,
er». 2 8-btirners, Kia»« door cuphonr«!, While in the city. Mr Dobble visited
«lining table nearly new, library table. the five torpedo boats moored In the
Broadway
New shipment of tent« and wagon Willnnwtte
near the
•beets. Drop bead »ewing machine. bridge; and also took a ride In one
Single harness. Phone 71, T. C. of the seaplane« doing commercial
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serv.ee.
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Hardware for
the Home
Then' art- Iota of tilings in tills
store lliat you lussi around I lie liousi-,
and we want you to come In and see
some of tliem. F«>r instan«*-:
Wire ( lotlics Line, never cots,
bri-nks, or rust», IOO fe«-t, Ml.oo.
Gia«". liny alar, single stn-ngtli; mills,
potty, lurks, kltclu-ii utensil»—uml
so on indcfinflely.
Valley Hardware Company
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