Till RRDAY, JI LY BM. HMI. URANI« l'.Um DAILY COURIER TAG K TWO J Pomona t.range to Meet— HUNTS PASS DAILY COURIER One Way published Dally Except Sunday A. E Voorhlee, Pub. and Propr •etereo at poetofftce. Grants Pam. Ore. as second -class mail matter DAILY COURIER mail or carrier, per year..... IS.00 ■y mail or carrier, per month.. .50 WEEKLY COURIER Sy mall, per year ...82.00 ADVERTISING RATK8 Maplay space, per Inch---- --------- 25c Loeal-persoaal column, per line....10c Beaders, per line—...................... 5c MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated press I* exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all new* dispatches credited to It or all otherwise credited In this paper and also the local news pub­ lished herein. * AU rights of republication of apo- •al dtspatchea herein are aleo re­ nerved THURSDAY, JI 1-Y 2S, 1921. ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ OREGON WEATHER ♦ ♦ Tonight and Thursday, fair, with moderate westerly winds ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ RESTOCKING Ol li STREAMS There was a time when the streams of Southern Oregon were noted for the abundance of trout that they yielded to the angler. Nowhere in the country was there any place i with inducements greater than the Rogue and its tributaries to bring in the sportsman. But of recent years the fishing has been poor. It has taken but a short time to .deplete the j river of the fish that at one time would rise to any kind of lure. It would mean much If we could hold, out to sportsmen of the west a chance to fill their creels once more. Trout fry to the number of about 12,000,000 are to be planted In the rivers and streams of the state. Jose- phlne county should get her share of I these and then see that they are pro­ tected from the "fish hog,’’ be greatest menace to the sport that Hves. The "fish hog" is not con- tented with catching a single mess of trout. He mutt get enough to teed all the neighbors. These may ap­ preciate the favor but the man who wishes to go out and catch enough to have a little sport is bound to feel resentment against the other who takes them all. If fishermen can be brought in from Josephine county Pomona Grange will meet at the hall of the Rogue River Valley Grange west of Grants Pass on Saturday. July SO. Matters pertaining to the county fair to be held September 15. 10 tfnd 17, next, will require action from the pomona at this time. The meeting will be at It o'clock. Ito prompt and let the attendance be large Will Scoville, secretary. TO BI V GUMiS STARCH In Bulk WE BUY THIS IN BAHREIN AND GIVE YOl THE BENEFIT OF Ql ANTITY I’llIl’K. 1TB A Illi.tl GRADE ARTICLE YN1> COSTS lot I I ss THAN PACKAGE STARCH. THOMPSON CREEK Marlon Bingham motored over to I Grants Pass on Wednesday of last yeek F. F. Grove went to Medford one day last week. Mr. and Mrs Roy Johnston motor­ ed to Medford on Wednesday of last week Fremont Jordan returned to his home on Friday of last week from »KW TODAY outside it means that the fame of Steamboat, where ha had been work­ Southern Oregon as a sportsman's GET YOUR LUMBER from the Jose­ ing for Mr Norris phine Lumber Co , at wholesale paradise will spread Of course, local Mr. and Mr* Marlon lllngham and mill prices. All kind* of planed . John Bingham were Medford visitor* fishermen feel that they have a lumber. Our truck delivers any­ one day last week. prior right to the fish in their where. Phone 188. 107 North Mr. and Mr*. F. F Grove visited streams, but with the elimination of Sixth street 92tf Mr. and Mrs. Joe Pope last Sunday the "fish hog" there would be plen­ GET THE BEST Kentucky Wonder: afternoon ty for everybody. Au attempt should .Miss Grace and Joe Kllniure, Mr. string beans for canning now, at1 be made to get our rivers reetocked 7c a pound delivered. Don't wait and Mrs. Ellmore, Mr and Mrs, till they are old and stale. Send Thomas Williams and children, Mr. and then preserve the fish me your order. A. Alberts. North and Mrs. Roy Johnston and family, Sixth street, outside of city limits,: Mr and Mrs. Will Jordan and Miss Rd. 1. 41 | Irma Jordan met at the home of Mr and Mrs. Fritz Ruch last Thursday to LOST—Oregon license plate number practice singing for the Sunday 98924. Finder return to E. G. I school. Sandwiches, cake und coffee Potter at Grants Pass Service Sta-! were served as lunch tion and receive reward. 41 Edgar Ruch 1« attending the Wash­ FXJR SALE—Alfalfa hay. second cut­ ington university at Seattle this sum­ ting, Sil delivered iu town. Phone mer. 164-R. J. E. Hair. 45 Mrs. Will Jordan and Mr* War­ f'»r gives the quickest relief WANTED Ex;>erlence» m |> Hingham and .Mrs. Charlie Loftons I «tools, tents, camp Stoves, U leather attended a show In Grants Pass last KNIGHTS OF I bottom chair» and extension tal>l<\ Saturday evening. PYTHIAS ¡3x9 window shade*, co^ “pds, good Mr*. John Bingham, Misses Alice LODGE NO. 50 I bicycle, tinware and graniteware at and Errol Bingham, Mrs. Charlie lower price». ISione 71. T. <’. Booth. I-oftns and daughters. Misses Eva Thermopylae and Mold» and little boy. Tim lattina went to Applegate »wlnimlug one dn> last week. Jim Rock returned to hl» home In Jacksonville last Monday from Steamboat where ho had been work­ ing out hl* assessment on his milling property. Colhagen, of Roseburg, and Offen bacher. of Applegate. were on Thompson creek oil business last Thursday Mr. and Mr*. kudrraon Mae mu tored to Medford last Stvturday A Horde, of Jacksonville, returned Jto tils homo last Saturday from Steamboat where he hud been pro» peeling for n few day* Fremont Jordan went to Humbug on Tuesday to visit hl* sister. Mrs Ralph Pittock BOHN ROBERTS To Mr. mid Mrs. E. R. Roberts of this city, Wednesday. July 37. a daughter. IIROWN To Mr and Mrs II. II Brown, of this city, Thursday, July 28, a daughter. tX»MING EVENTS Aug 7. Sunday Josephine County Association picnic at 1-aurelhurst park. Portland. Sept. 15-17, Thursday, Friday. Sat­ urday- Southern Oregon Indus­ trial Exposition at Granta Pass Do You Know Gypsy Cream Till I lli: Gt Llllt l NS» N ONLY TEN MINI TER At our »tore you can prove to yourself In len minute» that the <.ull'rnn»<-n 1» o,«ay fur you to play well—a ntarvehnta in- »trunient——jawltlrely fax innt- Ing. The coon below b rings you full Information. CLEMENS SELLS DRUGS MEETS TONIGHT THEY YLWYYS COME BACK i OR A moki : Tluit Is a rule at thin bakery, after once you have tried our bread, cake, plea, rolls and de­ licious home-made pastry Wo­ men who bake at home say that our bakery products can­ not be excelled. Ask your Grocer for Bread baked by the GRANTS PASS BAKERY Check here If you do notf~| own any piano or playsr- piano. Check here If you want Infor­ mation about having a no* Gnlbranxen player action In­ stalled in your present piano (or player-piano) □ Write your name and address on the margin of this page and mall It to us. Tht‘ Music & Photo House Manton Rowell. Proprietor 503 « Street i Pardee’s Orchestra Visiting .Mem­ bers Invited Men’s New Straw Hats $1.00 4 L, A- •• a» J > ? Will Play for the Moonlight Dance Given by the W. O. W. Team and Band About one hundred Men’s bright, new straw hat* to be sold for $1 each. These are all good, new styles and in­ clude all hats which are priced in the regular way up to $3.00. Choice for a few days $1.00 Each Cords rJ.ç ADMISSION—Couples, gl OO> war tax, lOc, total, 9I-IO; Extra I-adié» freo, war tax, lOc, total lOc; Sitcctalors, 22c, war tax 3c, total, 25c. Golden Rule Store Watch Your Step Round Trip Summer Excursion Fares wlwn some promoter of a risky npeculative stock asks you to invest your cash und promise« you a a big dividend. Tell him you prefer a fair yield with safety. Consult us freely ataait your inveet- inent». are now In effect to th«- following delightful places for Rest, Recreation and Amusement. I • Grants Pass and Josephine Bank I. OIWNT5 PASS.OflEGON Range Mountains are these new and •there the ocean and forest meet. I I T TILLAMOOK COUNTY BEV TIES. Beyond the Coast ( unspoiled - prices does not mean a lowered quality. I1 I I ■-■msr. Is a matter of importance to you. Where you will spend it is a matter of intereat to us. < RATER LAKE. A world wonder In the Cascade Range More than a mile above the sea is this beautiful azure blue lake, set In the crater of a huge mountain. R (Good Music and a Dandy Floor Your Summer Outing NEWPORT. On tic- Pacific Ocean and Yaquina Bay Is thi- charming old place where thousands return year af­ ter year to spend ther vacations. eduction in Fisk I — L places Fabrics Every Fisk Tire, large or small, is a standard Fisk f Tire Present low prices are on tires which have made the name Fisk famous for quality and mileage. There is no better tire value in the world than a Fisk Tire at the present price Sold only by Dealers J It ISN’T KNACK AMINE OTHER RESORTS Josephine County Cave», Coleatln. Shasti Mountain Resorts, Yosemite National Park. “Oregon Outdoors ’ is the title of our new summer book­ let which describes the different resorts in western Ore­ gon and includes hotel and camp information. Copy free on request. For further Information Inquire of ticket agent». FLOUR Southern Pacific Lines JOHN M. SCOTT, General Passenger Agent FLOU® t » that makes the bread and rolls good. It’s good flour, such as Clematis flour. No other brand Imparts to the bread a taste more appetizing; no other makes lighter or more ^hole- some bread. If you have not yet tried thia flour there Is a great treat In store for you Made and Sold Ry JOSEPHINE COUNTY FLOUR MILL Grants Pass and Roseburg Stage DAILY AND SUNDAY Leave Roaeburg I p. ni. Ix»vo Granta Pass 1:00 p. m Grants Pass- Stage DAILY AND SUNDAY PHONE H5 Olt I BO LEAVE GRANTS I 10:00 a. I :oo P. I : (Mi P. fl: in P. m. I 1:00 a. 1:00 p> m. 4::«0 p. in. We connect with at ages for Ashland and Jarknon villa