Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, July 19, 1921, Page 2, Image 2

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GUANTO P.UM D.ULÌ COURIER
TAGE TWO
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GRANTS PASS DAILV COURIER
Published Dally Except Sunday
A. K. Voorhlee,
Pub. and Propr.
■ntansl at poetoffice, Grant* Pase.
Or* a* aecotvd-claae mall matter.'
DAILY COURIER
By mail or oarrler, per year---- $4 00
■y mall or carrier, per mouthy bO
WEEKLY COURIER
Wjaall. per year.................................. 00 j
MEM BEK OF ASSOCIATED PRESS
TT.e Aaeociated preee la exdualvely
■■titled to the use for republication
ef all news dispatches credited to It
ar all otherwise credited In thia
paper and alao the local news pub-
Bnhed herein.
AU right* of republication of ape-
atal die pate he* herein are alao re­
serve. •.
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of timo in transmitting th« eorreet |
second* over th« cubic This Io«*, It
I* «aid. led to error* In inap-niaking
We Claim
TO HAY K THE BEST SALTED
PI'.ANl TO.
THEY IKE. KO Is I I O l\l>OI I
KB JI ST KIGHT.
THEY’ ARK THE BEST VIRGINIA
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AND YOE Ml ST TRY A PACK­
AGE OF OCR SARATOGA CHITS.
i l K’I AX
THE HOME OE N’VMBKR IS CXVFFK E
AND ALL OTHER QVAL1TY GOODS
101 & 105 N. 6th
Grants Pass, Ore-
II VSDAY. JI LY 19. 1981.
♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ment have been arranged by a com­ extension at O. A. C. and George A.
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OREGON WKATHBR
♦ mittee and it is expected that the Mansfield, president of the state
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Tonight and Wednesday, fair;
♦ cooler tonight east portion.
♦ Warmer Wednesday.
♦ Bible school will be out in full force
♦ to enjoy the evening.
♦
♦ The Riverside Community Club-
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Will give another popular dance at
their club house on Pacific Highway
♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦■♦■•♦•♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Saturday night, July 23rd. good
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL
♦ music, good time. Come.
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federation, will be the principal
speakers. A picnic dinner will be
held at uoon.
Sensational Reductions—
On suits, shoes, hats and furnish­
ings at Peerless Clothing Co.
98tf
♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦
Will Honor lull Team—
The Christian Bible school will
hold a “jollfication” at Riverside
P*rk tomorrow evening with their
baseball team as honor guests. Sup­
per will be served at 6:30 from well
filled baskets furnished by those in
attendance. Stunts for entertain­
Jackson Farmers to Picnic—
Fred Frit* Hurt—
Now 69c
New Shipment Fancy
Voiles received this
morning from the East
by Express, same qual­
ity that has been selling
all spring at $1.98, now
very special at 69c per
yard.
Golden Rule »Store
Washington. July 1» -(A. P.)
international Interest In golf, which
was at fever heat during th« recent
British chumplonshipa on ICugllsh
and Scottlfh links, waa renewed to­
day when several prominent profes­
sionals entered from Great Britain
and all of the leading American
"prim” a* well a* a few of our beat
amateur player* begin the qualifying
round in thi* year'» open champion­
ship tournament ou the link* of the
Columbia Country Club, Chevy Chase,
Md. last year thia event was decid­
ed over the course of the Inverness
Club. Toledo. Ohio, and Edward ltay.
representing the Oxhey Club of Eng­
land. waa the winner with a score of
295 for 73 hole*. There were 265
entries last year but this record mark
will not be touched so tar a* entrant*
go In numbers for the 1931 title a*
the field may not exceed 320 player*.
Nationally
Priced
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th* asm* lo
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th* U S. Thr*e
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CULBRANSEN
V-J Player-Piano
—■
Merchant »alee book* at Courier
office.
NEW TODAY
Every Telephone is a Long
Distance Station
Falling rock In the Boswell mine
almost proved disastrous to Fred GET YOUR LUMBER from the Jose­
Fritx, one of the stockholders In the
phine Lumber Co., at wholesale
property yesterday. Mr. Frit* had
mill prices. All kind* of planed
gone into the mine and had been
lumber Our truck deliver* any­
warned of the loose rock but thought
where. Phone 188. 107 North
nothing of it About a ton of rock
Sixth street.
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fell in front of him, some of it
striking him and bruising his leg GOOD SUBSTANTIAL BODY for one
Tb<- Pacific l?'ng Distance Trleplionc Une»
ton Ford truck, crate and stake
quite badly. First aid was given and
an- tlte voice lilgji»»«)» of the Coast. Every tele*
side*,
no
cab
at
'i
price.
Jud
Tay-
it was found unnecessary to call a
idiotic among Ihn I.IMMMMM» o|M-rnt«vl by The Fia­
doctor.
li fir Ti-le|diune anil T«-l<«Krapli < <>n>|>nn> i*»nl Ila
FOR SAIJS—A dairy ranch, one ot
volani-, ting c<Hii|MUtl<-a is In |H»lvntlal lonnrotlon
Rnptists vs. Christians—
the beet lu Rogue river valley. All
with every other and ran la- plaaed in actual con­
The Baptists, heartened at the de­
stock and implements go with
nection
when il<*irvd.
feat last Friday of the Christian
place. Address owner. J. B. Noble.
baseball team, tonight plan to dupli­
Box 688.-
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Tht» vn«t system of communication I« at the
cate the victory and have a chance
ill-.|HHial of the business lucn of the t'oaat .Hinten
I for second place. The Christians, on HIGH SCHOOL boy wants work on
for coni liier, tal um - cuoi for |a'r»onnl « oncrmatlotv-
farm or in town Charlea Hillis.
| the other hand, are faced with a pic-
between far »i-iacratiil friends.
4 .’4 B St
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I nic in their honor tomorrow night
and are determined to bat their way Sil i'l l \GE OX W.M>I>
Yc. i had
Reach out and get your aliare of buainea» by
to great hunks of fried chicken and
better engage your winter'* wood
the I «on g Distami' way. Reep in touch with reta­
other picnic essentials.
now and avoid the rush which al­
ti» <-» am! friencta over Ixmg Diatance.
You will
ways comes in the fall.Grants Pass
find the results are gratifying.
Highway Work to Start—
is about 3 or 4 thousand Ilers
The laying of pavement north of
short on slab wood because the
the city on the Sexton Mountain-
Yak fur Pacific lamg Distance.
saw mills are not running.
You
Grants Pass section of the Pacific
had better order now for future
highway will be started by Septem­
delivery if you prefer. I have only
ber 1, said Mr. Kibbe. a partner of
500 tiers of split wood —no slabs.
A. D. Kearns yesterday. The con­
Jud Taylor.
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tract for the building of the 10 males
FOR
SALE
Player
piano,
with
of road was recenUy awarded to Mr.
piano seat, all the latest word
Kearns, a Portland contractor. The
roles,
nearly new at a bargain, all
equipment is being unloaded at Mer­
for 1300, cost $685, nearly $125'
lin. preparatory to work. Two weeks
worth of music roles go with
will be taken to put up the mixing
piano. See Harry S Clapp.
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plant and then work will continue
FOR SALE—Small house nearly all1
without delay.
new, large lot, electric lights,
sleeping porches, near high school..
Treat of the Sea-on—
Grants Pass and Roseburg Stage
Best bargain in town. Price is
Waldorf hall Thursday night. 32tf
DAILY AND NI NDAY
right. With electric range, $825,
—
licave Grant* Pana 1:00 p. tn-
la-ave Roavliurg 1 p. m.
without electric range. $750. See
Will Elect Officers—
Harry S. «'lap?
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R. A. Ward of Portland, manager
LEAVE
LEAVE
of the Oregon Wool and Mobair asso- YOUNG SADDLE HORSE, gentle,
GUANTO I’ANH
MEDFORD
| ciation arrived in Medford Monday
for sale. Inquire Overlook ranch,
10:00 a. in
him * a. m.
j to attend the election of officers for
Merlin, Ore.
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1:00 p. in.
1 the Southern Oregon district of the
11:00 a. in.
DAILY AND HINDAY
4:00 p. in.
i association, comprised of Jackson. PAINT NOW, in order to dispone of
I :OO p- tn.
some paint which I have on hand
PHONE H.5 OR KM*
0: in p. m.
! Josephine and Curry counties, to be
4:.VO p. m.
and keep a good painter busy, 1
I held in the public library Monday
We connect with atagra for Ashland and Jacksonville
will give you a close figure on al
afternoon. The association now ha*
limited
amount
ot
house
painting.
1600 members with 200,000 sheep
Phone 375-Y. Jud Taylor.
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signed up which is 60 per cent of the
day evening. July 21. There han
Western Oregon wool. The local WANTED Experienced
construc­ I »«»n’t Ix-ave Town—
Saturday
night.
July
23rd,
but
at
­
been a misunderstanding as to the
•district now has between 125 and
tion warehouse and supply man
| 150 members, and 22,000 sheep
competent to handle supply ac­ tend the moonlight dance at the time and place and the county agent
, signed up in Jackson county, which
count* and general office work sugar beet factory, ^ome Jaxx and asks thaj a large turnout be preeonL
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is a rather remarkable record as it
Salary $140.00 month without big. allck floor.
includes all Jackson county sheep
found Apply in own handwriting
NEW TODAY
that appear on the tax assessment
to J. G. Hamilton, Crescent City,
Typewriting paper—Courier office
Io lb Cotton niattrauee, «lightly
rolls.—Medford Mall-Tribune.
care Palmer & MoBryde.
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tiactl, ffUM». Mevernl g<Mxl tinti lot nil
WANTED—Woman
for
general Hocker Creek Meeting Thnixlay—
bede anil x|»rlng»i. I*»'» of fruit jar«.
WIRELESS EXPERTS REPORT
cleaning each week, also Black
The evening meeting of the rodent One Ositi rug, ti-nte, mill chimh . nml
AUSTRALIAN MAP ERROR
Minorca or Ancona pullets, 12 to drive will be held at Spence hull for traveling bags nt lower pricea, or
Sydney, N. S. W., July 19.—(A
14 weeks old. Phone 537.
33 tho Sucker creek community Thurs­ Move«. <-tc. ,Phone 71, T. <’, Booth,
| P.)—Australia's exact position on
I world maps, originally determined
by Captain James Cook, the early
explorer, was brought into question
recently when wireless authorities,
after direct checking by radio with
standard time clocks at Lyons.
France, said they believed there is
an error of perhaps 100 yards on all
I maps in Australia's
north-south
lines.
Seafarers who first sketched Aus­
tralia's position based their calcula­
tions on the chronometer, the finely-
made watch which keeps Greenwich
time. Corrections were made from
time to time, until final checking by
cable was believed to be accurate.
lately, however, Sydney wireless
men who have been listening to the
clock ticks at Lyons say they have
j discovered there Is a perceptible loss
A large number of Josephine coun­
ty farmers are planning to attend the
annual picnic of the Jackson County
Farm Bureau next Saturday in Lithla
park at Ashland There will be a
program in the morning and In the
afternoon Paul V. Maris, director of
New Voiles, $ 1.93 Value
4 BETTER
INTERN ITION VL GOLF Pl.YY
CARRIED IX» AMERICAN I.IXKs
The Pacific Telephone and
Telegraph Company
Grants Pass-
Medford Stage
The Wardrobe Cleaners
Cleaning, Pressing, Dyeing
Altering, Relining, Repairing
Master Cleaners and Dyers
McINTYRE for Implements
of All Kinds
New York Life
Mowers,Rakes, Binders
CLETRAC TRACTORS
k Planet Jr. and Standard Garden Tools
T. M. STOTT
402 4 South Sixth
Grants Pass, Ore.
I
We Clean Everything That is Possible to Clean
Agent
507 E St., Opposite Colonial, Phone 147
Grants Pass, Oregon
WE WILL CALL