Il ftMDAY, JULY •». "W1
GKANTN r.UkN DAILY IWHIKll
Pl V Yol R <«»M-
MERCIAI. PAPER
PERSONAL
LOQflL
Mrs. J. Cunningham. of Crescent <IA < '«mtral—
Yea, Pm out inore n a mile; I
City, spent Monday and Tuesday »la-
want that service with a smile
itlng lu the city
John C. Oering i^ a local visitor
today from Coquille, attending to Save Money—
business matters.
Purchase your new suit and
65 Ym. Mr Motorist, that's the niablngs now at Peerlaaa Clothing Co
IT
number.
C. 1. Taylor and M. Stewart of Chief Melatno Back-
Ashland were visitors In the city yea-
Chief of Police and Mrs C E Mr-
terday and today
latno have returned from Portland
Arthur Close spent the day lu the where they have been spending th«
MTMBl K
city visiting relatives, returning to past week during Mr Melaine’s va
FEDCRVL
Medford this afternoon.
cation. The Chief is back on the Job
R'ì STEMMI
<»F SOUTHERN ORWON
Flume lumber at Borland Thomas today, relieving C. J A. Wlble,
.Lutuber Co. Phone 187-J.
64tf took his place for the > week.
Mrs. J. P Délirasse and daughter,
j Effie, are maklug a two weeks’ visit
Acme tale—
with Mrs De g russe » son. E<1. De-
The home of good eats la
Grasse of Dryden
open day and uight. latrsou *
Mr. and Mrs Carman Page re drew«.
turned to Aimed» today following a
short visit here with Mrs Page's
parents. Mr. and Mrs Il W Clarke '..^vsationai BrslucUons—
On sulla, ahoea. hats and furnish-
Want a new casing or tube? Tell
Ings
al Peerless Clothing Co
27
Central 65.
morn-
Rev. Henry Hanson left
.... this ......
Ung by automobile tor Corvallis.« here should l»«'»iKnal<’ Music-
Persons writing songs tor the
l he is to attend a meeting of the Ore-
, gon Synod of the Presbyterian Chamber of Commerce should desig
nate on the song what music goes
church
Dr. L. O. Clement will leave tn the with it One of the first contestants
morning for Seattle to be In attend forgot to make a note of thia, and
ance at the Pacific coast convention it is feared that others may not un
of eye. ear. nose and throat special- derstand that not only the words but
1 Ists The meeting is slated for July also the music Is desired The air of
any popular song will be acceptable
• 14, 13 and 16
to the committee to Judge the songs
If you need a service car Just
37
phone 65.
Ixtncr Prices
A number of Portland people were
On gooda In every line for men at
registered last night at t*he Jose-
Peerless
Clothing Co
l>hiue. among them being Mrs. G. M.
I Blakely and daughters. D. M Allen,
NrwMd Taken to Hsylum—
J. Praz. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Hughes
O. C steward, who was yesterday
and A. H Ferguson.
adjudged Insane and was committed
Before you bulla get figures on
to the state asylum. was taken north
vour lumber, shingles, lath, doors
this morning by an attendant from
and windows at Borland Thomas
the state hospital. He loosened up
stir
Lumber Co. Phone 187-J.
i> little before ho left and asked for
Sam Williams and family have re
bls breakfast and also did a little
turned from Portland
where they
other talking, bidding farewell to
■ spent over a week on a vacation trip.
his Jail mates. He understood per
Mr. Williams states that they found
fectly what was addressed to him.
the road between Eugene and Salem
doing as he wus told
in bad shape, because of the great
number of detours which were neces i
Greatest Clothing Sale—
sitated by the road construction
Now on al PeerU-ss Clothing Cc tf
Among the guests at the Oxford
last night were J. W. Douglas of
Meet Game Commission—
l^ebanon, W H Richard of Cfnein-i
A delegation from here went to
atti. D. A
Ellis and Miss M M
Medford last night to attend a meet
Ellis
of
Pasadena.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
L
i
CARRY a complete line of lumber, all grades.
E Cadra of Crescent City and .Mr. j ing of the sportsmen of southern
Oregon and the state game commis
Lath, Shingles. Doors. Windows, Wallboard, etc.
and Mrs H B. Davis. of Devore. sion The banquet, which was held
California.
WE MAKE all kinds of Cabinet Work, Screen
at the Medford hotel, was well at
Harry Cogshall and family ar- tended by men from all over the
Doors. Window Screens, Cupboard Doors, etc.
rived today by auto from Seattle and southern part of the state, about 75
ESTIMATES ON REQUEST
will spend a week or more here, also being present. Dr. J. C Smith made
visiting Mrs. Cogshall's sister. Mrs. , a brief talk concerning conditions
FOUNDRY’ AND WEST G
GRANTS PASS. OREGON
J. Kincaid at Williams. Mr Coggs-|
here Other members of the Grants
hall was a resident of Grants Pass, Pass delegation were Jesse Johns
when a boy, leaving here about 301 ton and Game Warden George Ban
ner in the Basket Grocery at Grants years ago.
Autoist In Tangle—
croft. This morning the commission
The City Recorder had a hard tan Pass, will open a groceteria in Ash
breakfasted here. leaving for the
gle on his hands this morning, when land about July 15th. The groce Baptists Mill Picnic—
north where they will make a visit
C. H. Cassidy and A. J, Powers of teria idea is something new here, but
Members of the Baptist Sunday
Grants Paas were brought before him is very much in evidence and popular School will hold their annual picnic to the upper McKenzie river While
in southern Oregon, they visited the
in
Souther«
California.
The
stock
Is
for driving a Ford bug without a li
at Riverside park tomorrow after Butte Falls hatchery.
cense. H, appears that the Hobart so arranged that each person waits on noon
All friends and members of
auto company sold the bug to Jesse himself.—Ashland Tidings.
the Sunday-School are Invited to be Ml<l-Suuim«r Ball—
Pitcher of Cottage Grove, who traded
present. Those not having means of
Wednesday, July 13, at Richard
a Franklin bug in for >75, borrowing Many < laims Fill'd—
getting to park will be met by auto
$50 from Cassidy to make the pav- Numerous claims for refund of state mobiles at the church at 3 o’clock in son’s new hall. Dancing from 9 till
menj. Hobart then gave Pitcher a taxes on motor fuel oils are being the afternoon and taken over. It is 112. Tickets $1 Including war tax
check for $15 to pay for a license, and i filed after the 90-day statutory per asked that all attending the picnic i A larger ball than Murphy has. Nell-
Pitcher gave the check and his pur iod, necessitating their rejection, ac bring a cup. knife, fork and spoon son's orchestra for music.
chase contract to Cassidy as security cording to Secretary of State Kozer. A picnic supjter will be held at 6.
You Tell ’em t'arbnrcgor—
for the $50 loaned Pitcher, it is al The law provides for the filing of
You’ve got the gas. Phone
leged. then drove the machine to Cot claims for refund of the state tax for
you’ll get the service
tage Grove, and failed to make any fuel oils specifically limits the time Young Boy Hold—
Accused of taking a gun from the'
more payments.
Mr. Hobart sent in which these claims may be filed to
barn
belonging to George Barrows, | Roiwl Being Becked—
Powers, one of his salesmen after 90 days, Kozer points oot, and his
The Pacific Highway north
the car and It was found badly dam department has no choice but to re Walter Frace is held in the city jail
aged. and without a license On the ject all claims filed after the expira- awaiting a hearing before the Juven city is now rocked nearly to the
ile court. The lad is but 15, and a limits It will be completed by
way back to Grants. Pass, they were tion of that time
All dealers in
picked up by Officer Wright and ap- fuel oils are supplied with the exemp- letter from his father in Tacoma 20th according to J. G Bromley, of
It Is be
peered In court this morning
In tion blank.s tor the convenience of states that he has been unable to do the highway department
anything with him and that he la! ing rocked from the end of Sixth
view of the clrcumstanoes. Recorder their patrons Kozer states
unable to come down to get his son.[ street to the point on Merlin hill
Whipple allowed them to go after
It Is probable that if the boy be, where the paving will be commenced
taking Powers' check and application All You Can Eat—
found guilty that he will be sent to. Three mile« of paving will have to be
for a license -«Roseburg-News-Re-
For 35c at the Acme Cafe A real the reformatory.
completed by winter, by the terms of
view
working mans’ place to eat. Try our
the contract, Ry the end of the
hot waffles, 20c.
All experienced LAKE OF OIL IS GOAL Hilt
month there will be a good macad-
To O jmti Groceteria—
white help. T. Larsen and E
An-
I’ROSI’I-X TORS IN ALASKA amlzed road from Portland to the
A. O. Knapp, until recently a part- drew». Props. Open day and night, tf
Seattle July 12.—(A Pl—Search state line, much paving being In
for oil believed to be secluded in cluded In this. Sexton mountain has
Par Is Stripped—
Uncle Sam’s last frontier along the been macadamized and will be In
Two carloads of Washington tour- Artic Coast from Point Barrow to good shape this winter unless more
Coming
ists were arrested this morning in the Canadian Boundary line at De slides are encountered
Tomorrow
the auto park on complaint of a man marcation Point, will be undertaken
named Purdue from Canyonville, by two exploration -nriles from Cal
Merchant Printing—Courier office
who asserted that the tourists had ifornia, now at Nome, outfitting for
stripped his automobile of every the trip, according to advices here.
thing removable. The car caught
The existence of a “lake of oil” in
fire in the canyon near Canyonville the far north of Alaska was reported
and Mr. Purdue went back to get five years ago by a teacher at Point
some parts for it When he returned Barrow. Natives later described the
he found that everything, even the same lake, telling of oil bubbling
TliM
springs had been taken. The tour through the tundra In large amounts.
i
ists had Maxwell automobiles, the
While this oil lake, a few miles
same make as the stranded car. They east of Point Barrow near the Arctic
explained that others were taking , Coast, is said to be the object of the
gives the quickest relief
for
parts and they thought the car had j California prospectors, ft is under-
Poison Oak
been abandoned
No attempt was stood they will investigate the entire
Hnnbnrn and
made to conceal the parts taken. Arctic slope from Point Harrow to the
All Skin Eruptions.
They went back to Roseburg with the Canadian line, a distance of nearly
Douglas county officer to stand trial. 300 miles. Alaskans who have visit
."Wk
latrge bottle
LEAVING
ed that region said they believed oil
TONIGHT
Basehall Game Tonight-
would be found there Beach coal,
Tonight's
game
in
the
Twilight
broken
from ledges Jutting out on
Milton Mill»
series Is slated to be between the the Arctic chores, have often been
SELLS DRUGS
Baptists and Presbyterians
The ' encountered along the coast, they
"THE FAITH
1 game should be close, both teams said. Coal has been mined at Cape
HEALER"
ta .
having about the same percentage Lisbume and at Wainwright, south
in wins and losses.
east of Point Barrow.
through this bank; discount
vour notes, accounts payable
bills of lading, warehouse re
ceipts. etc., here. Use the con
veniences of this bank to the
utmost; we are ever ready to
serve you. "The bank of ser
vice to the hastueas man ”
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Three C’s Lumber Company
TOMMY
MEIGHAN
“THE EASY
ROAD
HE H TIM I. NEW
Chicken Model Dresses
IN CHARMEUSE, CfSTlIN i BEPI
AND TRICOTINE
n
mr$. nein« n«$
Extra Tie Special
Just received from the New York Mills, a tine
assortment of Fibre Silk Tublar Wash Ties. City
Stores charge 50c—our price for quick sale
GEO. S. CALHOUN
803 O Hit HET
Big Reductions
(
on All Goods
at
Peerless Clothing Co
Shoes for the Family
JUST RECEIVED SHIPMENT
Infants soft sole Strap Slippers and Shoes
in white, pink, blue, black and brown, all
sizes. 0 to 4.
103 North 6th
WOODWARD’S
h
SERVICE
THE KEY NOTE
Nertice is th«- key note of the Grants I‘« a « A Jose-
libine Bank ntxl it result» In complete harmony of
sntlsfiM-tion to Ita «-vatotner».
Grants Pass and Josephine Bank
P ass . O regon
A New Shipment of Dinnerware
Johnson Brothers Engl Kb. White with <•«»!«! Band.
Nome 12 Piece Hets In Peroratoti English» are.
Holman’s Furniture Store
Do You Know
Gypsy Cream
RIVOLI
CLEMENS
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