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About Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931 | View Entire Issue (July 13, 1921)
WKDN K*DAY, JULY HL IW-ll. GRANTM PU» DAILY (XH'HIKR PAUK FOI’R PERSONAL iüî LOCAL PUT Yol K COM MERCIAL PAPER through thia bank, discount your notes, accounts payable bills of lading, warehouse re ceipts. etc., here. Vse the con veniences of thia bank to the utmost: we are ever ready to serve you. "The bank of ser vice to the business man ” FIRST NATIONAL BANK MrMBEn »>sriM OF SOITHERN OREGON Detroit Vapor Oil Stove Rogue River Hardware Co The WINCHESTER Store Three C’s Lumber Company CARRY a complete line of lumber, all grades. Lath, Shingles. Doors. Windows, Wallboard, etc. WE MAKE all kinds of Cabinet Work, Screen Doors, Window Screens, Cupboard Doors, etc. ESTIMATES ON REQUEST ! »« - ■ Flume lumber at Borland Thomas Want a new casing or tubs? Tell G 4 If Lumber Co Phone 187-J. Central 65. 27 The Alfred Letoher family left to day for Crescent City where they will <IA 4 ’en irai— Yes. I’m out tuore'u a mile; I spend several days ou a vaeatlou 27 want that service with a smile Mr and Mrs C. it .McConnell, of Hurns, were guests laat night at the Many YMt Cat«»— Josephine. Six hundred persons have been Mr and Mrs. O. C. Ralston were in the city last night, registering at through the Josephine caves already this season arcortltng to It W Rowley 'the Josephine from Seattle C A. Christianson and wife. H. E government guide nt the caves Each Cushman, of san Francisco, stopped year sees an increase In the number j off in the city last night while on a visiting the scenic wonder and with the highway completed, nett year trip Into Oregon and Washington. M. L. Opdycke is spending a num- will see an influx of sight seers ¡:>er of days !u Holland attending to , matters connected with his office a» Save Money— Purchase your new suit aud far waler master nishlngs now at Peerless Clothing Co i It you need a service car phone 65. W <•< Y our Whistle— Miss Carlotta Wiseman left Dance at Hugo Saturday night : evening for Portland, to spend Good music, good eats 2» weeks on a vacation She was eompanied by her mother. Mrs. toHa iier Itam h Pun based— H Wooley, who has recently Chas Gaines has purchased the turned from Houston. Texas. E. E Roranaugh. who signs his Jesse Gotcher ranch on the Apple name on the hotel register with ’The gate near Wllderville and will take Mr. Gaines 'City Beautiful’’ after it. meaning IHtssesaion thia week Eugene. Is in this city for a few days and hts family came here gecently from Colorado and became Interested attending to business. 65- Yes, .Mr Motorist, that's the in the county The farm consists of 63 Acres of valley land. 5t> of which number. « Dr L. O. Clement left thia morn are now under the ditch The sale , Ing for Seattle where he will allenii ’ was negotiated by Heath A Kerman I* ... 'a three day meeting of the Pacific: coast oto-ophthalamologlcal society Acme Cafe— The home of good eats la now He will be gone until Monday 1 arsen A An Mrs. C. F. Garber and Miss Lucile open day and night diti drew». Garber arrived yesterday from Eu gene and are visiting friends in the j city for a few days Miss Garber ( hri*ty >1 ill Burn*— has been attending the University of The George Christy sawmill at Kia Oregon during the past winter They math Falls was totally destroyed by tire last night according to telephone I now expect to go to San Francisco Before you bulla get figures on mtwaages received here this morning your lumber, shingles, lath, doors The mill is situated about six miles and windows at Borland Thomas from Klamath Falls The damage, Lumber Co Phone 1S7-J. 64tf which amounted, to about 83U.OOO, Dr Frederick C. Page, of the Page- was only half covered with insurance Dressler company of .Medford, and No reason can be uasigned tor the Dr. A. .M Knapp, also of Medford, blaxe. Mr. Christy is a resident of were in the city yesterday attending Granta Paas ; to business matters The gentlemen are associated in the Itady Margaret IjOwer Price»— On goods in every line for men at mine near the Boswell property »Stf Mr and .Mrs. Jos. Fetzner and Mr Peerless Clothing Co I and Mrs. J. R. Gunning arrived home i last night from a several weeks' au- ls-gi<*ii luxiltary To Meet—- The Woman's Auxiliary to the | tomobile trip to Seattle. Mrs. Perry local post of the Amor lean Istgion i Gunning accompanied them home, ¡and wfll spend several weeks visit- sill hold a special meeting tomorrow evening at the Court House Reports 1 Ing here of the delegates will feature the meeting. 37 GET YOUR LUMBER from the Jose Visit J<>*ephlne Caves— Mr and .Mrs M. A. Yoiiiers and sou phine Lumber Co., at wholeeale FOUNDRY AND WEST G GRANTS PASS. OREGON mill prices. All kinds of planed l«ewis. spent the week end visiting At Grants Pass lumber Our truck delivers any the Oregon Caves they wqre Joined by their friends. where Phone 188. 107 North You Tell 'em Carburetor— Sensational Reductions— Sixth street. 82tf Guy Fitch Phelps and family of Rose Y'ou’ve got the gas Phone 65 and On suits, shoes, hats and furnish burg, N. W Phelps and family of 27 WANTED—Girl or woman for gen Talent, and O. V. Bradley and wife ings at Peerless Clothing Co. »bit you’ll get the service. eral housework; good wages. Tel of Portland The party visited the Engraved cards—Courier of ice ephone .Mrs. Ben Watts Provolt caves by way ot Kerby and Holland Samu«*i Y itdta Cave»— central. 27 The» report that hundreds of people C. S. Samuel, manager of the Ore gon Life Insurance company, with NEW GOODS SPEC I AD -One 40 lb are visiting the caves this season his wife and two sons, have returned Cotton Mattress |7.00. Bow Back .Medford Mall Tribune from a trip to the Josephine Caves Chairs. »1 65, Guaranteed 6 Tb and is loud in his praise for the Electric Irons 24.50, % Rich Cot Greateel Clothing Sale- scenic attraction. Mr. Samuel says Now on at Peerless Clothing Co If ton Hose. Range Stove »66.00; that the caves are the greatest won Itarge Split laundry Baskets »1.40 —in- der that he has ever seen in the E W. Chiles. 401 G St 27 Meeting of liny Grower*— northwest and that their magnitude A meeting of the hay growers of is much greater than he had been led FOR SALE—A dairy ranch, one ot Josephine county will be held M on- the best in Rogue river valley. All day night at 6 o’clock, in the base- to belive from the limited amount of stock and implements go with ment of the court house. data he could get on them. They were 30 place. Address owner, J. B. Noble. met here and taken to the caves by Now Playing A. B Cornell, local manager for the Box 668. 32 M*ihlni> Hits Building— company The party left here at 7 People tn the old Grants Pass bunk E. L. GALBRAITH—Real estate, in o’clock and ’reached the caves at building thought Southern Oregon aurane» and plate glass liability. noon. The start through the Marble was experiencing an earthquake at 60»H O street, phone 28. 40tf Halls was made at 1, two and a half noon today when the automobile hours being spent inside. The trip WANTED -Dog not older than I WO i driven by George Milleticb ran back was begun at 4 and Grants Pane months, full blood preferred Ad- squarely Into the wall Mr. Mllle- 28| tich was going north along Sixth was reached at 9 last night drees No. 213. care Courier. Mr. Samuel and his family left this morn WOOD FOR »At*—About 10 tiers when a car came out from fl street ing for Crater Lake where he ex big body fir, dry; 10 tiers dry oak and to avoid hitting It. he sent his pects to spend tonight and tomor chunks; several loads heavy fir ■ Studebaker to the left, hitting the row. Mr. Samuel stated that his com bark I»et me supply your winter curb by the Peerless and swinging pany was doing a splendid business wood, pine, fir, oak or laurel; all back straight at the wall. The lm- first claws wood. Walter Davidson pact was so great that It drove the All You Can Eat— Rd No. 2. 32 brick In several Inches and bent the For 35c at the Acme Cafe A real springs on the car almost flat. Mr working mans' place to eat. Try our FOR RENT—At 403 Rogue River Milleticb escaped injury < rladys avenue, 4-room house, well, half hoi waffle«, 20c. All experienced Georg" acre garden; 83.25 per month. 32 H. B. A. Picnic— white help. T. iarsen and E. An- draws. Props. Open day and night, tf WANTED -One dozen Rhode Island Next Friday, from 3 to 7 p. m, at Reds; also one cockrel. State price Riverside park, Relatives and friends Merchant Printing—Courier office. when answeriu«. H. J. William of juniors and adults are asked to —A romance of the biggeet, ' .... J son, 'Rd 1, Granta Pass. 29 come and bring well Oiled baskets 27 tlnewt thing you will ever know! FURNISHED light housekeeping It's .Mr. Meighan's latent and Freak of Nature. rooms, upstairs and down, cool -beat picture. There are plenty of people who firm and convenient. Rent reasonable.' 823 J street, corner 9th St. 27tf[ ly believe thnt a man has one less rib than a woman, because of the sacrl DODGE CAR for sale, in good condi flee required of Adam when Eve wat tion Real bargain, price 1450.00. created. Observation of human skel FRIDAY Everett Hogue, Granta Pass Hotel. etons falls to confirm this Idea. TOM MOORB But how about the A rul> homel 32 Why does It la< k a vertebra. Kellogg Ant Paste 2.H —in— VEGETABLES fresh from the gar All other horses have 24 vertebra» “HOLD YOI’R HORRES” den. Green stringless beans, car in their backbone; the Arab has only El Vampiro Inm-ct Pow- '1er |,„ rots. turnips, etc., A. Alberts, Rd. 23. 1, north ot town oh 6th street. Just Thia shortness of the Arab horse’» I Re«l Wing Insect Powder I Oc outside of city limits. 26 back may have something to do with the animal's superior endurance, ai often proved by long-distance testa.— NEW TODAY Philadelphia Ledger. IO tb Cotton mattresM*», slightly BEAUTIFUL NEW Chicken Model Dresse» IN CHYRMEIHE, CANTON CREPE AND TRICOTINE mr$. Hellie Peas We do Hemstitching Extra Tie Special Just received from the New York Mills, a fine assortment of Fibre Silk Tublar Wash Ties. City Stores charge 50c—our price for quick sale GEO. S. CALHOUN «03 G rtREET 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 A New Shipment of Dinner ware JolinMm Brother* Eniclb»h, White eith Gohl I hand Nome 12 I Mere Het* in IH m <»rnt «*1 Engli»hnMrr. Holman’s Furniture Store Thomas NEIGH AN “The Easy Road Do You Know Many Attend Dance— The open-air dance laat night at the old sugar factory alte attracted a large number of dance fane, about 250 being on the floor. The floor wax In excellent condition with the temperature about right for outdoor dancing. The moonlight waltzes took especially well, and the manage ment state« that next time some new lighting effect« will be arranged The mu«lc wae greatly Improved over the flrat affair and the dance commlt- tne of the W. O W expect« to have flrat class music from now on. We Sell RIVOLI CLEMENS SELLS DRUGS t 35U used, S»-v<-rul good 2nd hand I mv I s and springs. Ixrts of fruit Jar*, Jud Tunkln*. Tunkins says year ao-ealled loser’’ Is usually no more then who has sense enough to keep hl« monili «hut Jud Ono 0x12 rug, tints, suit <■»*«*< and •good (raveling Ivags at lower prices, oil j stoves, etc. .Phone 71, T. O. Booth. a man BATTING AVERAGES JUMP (Continued from Page One» Stott on an In Held grounder that Roberta Juggled. The Baptist« tried a comeback In the third and got five counters Roberta wan safe on an overthrow to flrat by Hamilton. Barton sent a high one Into center Held, «coring Roberta. McKinney got to flrat on paaaed ball«, and Gebera garnered a hit, «coring Barton and McKinney. Field« walked and went home behind Gebers on Clapp'« blngle through Woodward The Preabyterlans got two In their part of thia chapter. Juel Beatul and Hamilton hit the aphere and got to tlrat. Beatul came home on Bratton'« hit and Hamilton «cored on panned ball«. The Baptista repeated in the fourth atanza. Roberta hit one through Roberta wan out at home second when he tried to «core on Barton'« Infield hit. McKinney got to flrat and scored with Barton on Gober’« long one, which landed him on sec ond. Fields walked Wallace hit a long one sending Gebers and Fields home. The Presbyterians added a few more tallies In their half. Ted Cramer being given a pa«« to first. Ho «cored when Juel Beatul hit and Beatul crossed the pan on Wood ward's hot one Into contnr field. The Baptiata wore hold scoreless In Iho next frame, ending the game. Blevins and Parsons umpired STANDING OF TEAMS Won Ixist Pct. Christians 8 0 1 000 Baptists 4 4 r»oo Preebyt orlan« ...... 3 5 .876 Methodist« ..... ...... 1 7 .143
