Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, July 29, 1921, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextGRANTS PASS DAILY M Published Dally Except Sunday A. B. Voorhtes. Pub. and Propr. Entered at postottice, Granta rasa. Ore., as second-class mail matter. DAILY COURIER By mail or carrier, per year.... 36.00 By mail or carrier, per month__.50 WEEKLY’ CTH’RIER By mail, per year ..................... $- ADVERTISING RATES Display space, per inch ............... 26c Local-personal column, per line .lvc Readers, per line ... MEMBER OF A8S0CIVTHD PRESS The Associated press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited in this or all otherwise credited In this paper and also the local news pub- Uehed -herein. All rights for republication of spe cial dispatches herein are also re numi. Ji i . y *». dtji GRANT* l'A» DAILY COURIER PAGE TWO «7 We Have TRIED THEM AU AND NOW WK 1RF SATISFIED TH AT THERE IS ONE BEST BAKING |1W DER. THE ONE IS SCHILLINGS. NEW TODAY GET YOUR LUMBER from the Jose phlne Im tuber Co, at wholesale mill price«. All kinds of planed lumber Our truck delivers any where Phone 118, 107 North sixth street t r FOR 3AIJB -At the orchard, first class poaches, 31 25 per box. J. 11. Robinson. Rd. 4, Granta Pass. IT B 1’1'IIE AND IS Gl YRANTKKD TO I S AND TO YOU Ore ii YOU VAN NOT UM«K IE YOU III Y SCHILUNGS I FOR BALE Six room cottags with EVERY TIME. three full lota 50 by 150, good garden land, tine well of water sufficient for Irrigation, beautiful neighborhood. Two-thirds orig inal valuation. Easy terms See H. THE HOME OF NI MUER IN COFFE N H Allyn. Grants Paas 34tfFB AND AIA. OTHER QUALITY GOODS IjOST Vito tent. Mondo on road 101 A 105 N. 6th Grants Pass, Ore- from Crater Lake via Sama Valley Finder please leave at Courier of fice care 335. Reward. 48 served »eusalional RcslucUon» — ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ FOR SAILS Furnished apartment FRIDAY, JULY 2». It»» On suits, shoes, hats and furnish ♦ PERSONAL AND LOCAL 4 house at 833 J street. Price $4000. ings at Peerless Clothing Co. SStf ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Call at same address Will take ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Oxford hotel guests last night terms. 63 OREGON WEATHER ♦ ♦ were Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Billings of Steaks and Chops a Specialty- WANTED--Fresno teamsters, 83.75 Tonight and Saturday, fair, ♦ Kansas City. Mrs. A. H. Broucke. ♦ At all hours. Palace Cafe and per day. lai borers 33.50 per day. ♦ Miss A. S. Moyle. D. K Seitire of lunch counter. ♦ with westerly winds. Geo. Bissinger. Grade foreman, 35 00 i>er day. ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦F ♦ ♦ ♦ San Francisco and E VanWinker of Prop. 39tf Board charged at 31.25 per day. Stone Ridge. N. Y . W:n St. Clair of Palmer and MaBride, Crescent Escondido. Cal., Albert Johnson and City, Cal. State highway under Petition Is l>rv*cnti*l— A SHIPPING WAR Clyde Bair of Curtis. Wash., J. E. construction. 4ltf A petition was circulated I this Advices from England bring the Stewart and family of Springfield, O. morning on the streets by ’ Claude FOR SA1JS-- -A beautiful 5-room cot news that the United States shipping Willoughby of Seattle. Kenneth Hall, Barden, asking that a right of way be tage, furnished. 609 East A St., state engineer of Salem. Undsley board has threatened to break with Hall of New York. J. A. McGee and purchased at Hell Gate so that fish a 7-room. • 2-story house. 631 the British, unless certain unfair family of Bakersfield. O. V. Hum- ermen could bring their boats and East A St. Also a 6-room bouse, large woodhouse, with sleeping tactics, of which the British shipping rick, M. D. Yoe, H. E. Ball and catch out without paying toll. At present the fishermen must land on rooms above, large lot. 667 North Interests are accused, are ended. The Charles Mitchell of Portland. private property and the only exit is Fourth St. These are all desir Hammermill bend in six colors at ultimatum says that the shipping through the Twohy ranch A nom able properties and can be bought Courier office. board “will declare an open market inal fee is charged for the use of the at a bargain at this time See N. road, according to Mr Barden, and • E. Townsend, 621 A St. and haul anything, anywhere at any Acme Cafo— 46 it is wished that the county purchase rate.” A shipping war at this time The home of good eats is now WANTED — Experienced waitress al the right of way from the river to would be very undesirable, but Amer open day and night, Larsen & An- the county road. The petition was the Oxford. 41 tf 09tf ican interests must be protected. A drew#. presented this morning to the coun 1X7ST Wrist watch, with chain. rate war would follow the cutting of ty court for their action. Waltham movement, “W” en Make Your Own Ice Cream— graved on back. Finder please tariffs that would result in great Special price of $1.65 on Homaid leave at laiyton hotel. Precllla losses to the shipping board and to One Quart Freezer for Saturday. Follow the Pavement— Wilcox. 43 To the Gold Hill open air dance, private companies. 41 Rogue River Hardware. Saturday night, July 30th 43 LADIES TAILORING and dressmak The shipping board controls a ing; tailored corsets a specialty. large amount of American shipping Contract Is Awarded— Ixiwer Price» Precilia Wilcox. Layton Hotel 66 building of The contract for the but by no means does it control all On goods in every line tor men at BAND MAN wants Job driving truck the levee along the Pacific highway 98tf Peerless Clothing Co. of It. Private interests have great or clerking In store, experienced. above the Savage Rapids dam, was sums of money tied up in enter- awarded to Grieve and Seymour, Your home band needs him J It prises that would be seriously dam- who are moving their camp today Will Advertise for Bid*—— Higginbotham. Courier office. 41 Bids are now being asked for the aged by the lowering of rates, Cer- to the new location. When the dam TEAM and harness for sale; also grading and rocking of North Sixth tain retaliatory features of the Jones is finished and the wafer backed up. street from the end of the paving to Fay A Egan planer. Bargains for it is higher than the level of the quick sale. G. L. Carr. Merlin. 46 bill could be used against the British the city limits Notices are being highway. The levee will necessitate shippers, but even this could not off the moving of about 4SOO yards of posted giving notice that the work NEW TODAY—lamp «He, camp set the losses that would result from earth. Grieve and Seymour are the is to be done and by the time the »tool.*, tents, camp sflwvee, fl leather necessary two weeks notice is tip. a general lowering of tariffs. The contractors who widened the high the bids will have been opened and bottom chairs anil extension table. American merchant marine is strong way and also built a portion of the work can start. The work was an 8xfl window «hades, cot pads, good south high line canal. enough to be effective in a war with th on zed at the meeting of the eli) bicycle, tinware and granit<*ware at council last week following the peti lower prices. Phone 71. T. C. Booth. any other merchant marine, and Pardee's Orchestra- 1 ■ — tioning of residents of Orchard ave would undoubtedly in the end win Will furnish the mtisic Tuesday nue that the improvements be made. Why Rich M»n Want More • its point, but meanwhile they would night. August 2nd, for the dance at Orchard avenue will be the entrance The reason a rich man is uevt-r *at 41tf of the Pacific highway Into Grants have lost beyond recovery. Ameri the beet sugar factory. latied with the size of hla fortuue Is can shipping needs bolstering up, Pass. not necessarily because he has ac quired a kind of beg Instinct, but rath there is little doubt of that, but a Engineer» Confer on Hoad— Engineer K. E. Hodgman left this Moonlight Dan, e—— rr tiecuuse bls knowledge of affairs rate war could not possibly prove morning for Gasquet where he will At the beet sugar factory Tuesday and Ids breadth »f vision have grown effective as a means of doing this. All confer with California Engineer W. night, August 2nd Pardee's or until he see* bigger and bigger thing» that he wl-hcs to do; and tils ambition It needs is assurance that it will B. Taylor, who is running the line ti tf to accomplish Is always s few le., Is chestra. have the same privileges and rights from Adams Station to the Oregon ahead of hl« capital. The richest men as other nations in shipping When line. The engineers will agree on a Hard Question to Answer. in th« world are usually the heaviest route for the highway which is to Bobble was fond of big words, and borrowers, became- they are In a I" these rights are denied, certain be built from Crescent City to this measures in retaliation are all right, city. Mr. Taylor has been busy get never let a chance slip by of using sillon lu see the roost to be d •• one. He did not. however, always get Hence any man M-ttlng -Hit to ge’ , but a rate war should be the last ting camp established at Gasquet and them In the right place. He was sick ■night a* well recognise at the bi. will soon be able to start the survey abed with an attack of measles. The nlng. that from the very natur, to be tried. r which will take until the first of the doctor calling one day, took up a hand things, he can never ho[-e to feel that year. The construction of the road mirror and showed Bobble how he he has enough.—Fred Kelly In '1 he Mrs. Howard Hill and daughter, of will then begin. The road will fol- looked. Bobble gazed at hla mottled Nation's Bn«'tn «a Medford, are visiting in the city for a low up Smith river in order to elim- face disgustedly In 'the mirror, and ■hort time. Mrs. Hill is a guest of Inate the heavy grades over the I then looking up to the doctor, asked. Matter Not Boasted About. “When do you think I will be back to Miss Alice Streets. mountains. Hollanders boast tin t -n their coun civilization T' try there Ig a cow •» every Inhabitant. Whereat we can retalltate by replying Musical Gifts of Boys and Girls. thut every one over here has a gout, but The higher musical endowments In they don't do much talking on the sub male children are shown plainly In ject.—Buffalo Express. vocal and piano classes, where It seems Invariable that the most expert and brightest students are boys. For ev ery musical girl, there appears to be five hoys equally gifted. They have Boy* blouses, light an<l dark color*, percales and ging naturally a better idea of harmony and ham*. ages fl, 8, IO and 12 year*. Reduced from «1.00 Instinctively gra*p musical values, and «1-2.5. which. In the majority of cases, become understood by their feminine rivals jrily by dint of hard study.—Exchange. Boys’ Blouses 50c Special While They Last 50c Golden Rule vStore This Summer— A VICTROLA You gain a kind of pleasure. from the Victrola that nothing else can give. Io enjoy at any moment the actual music of the fore most artists is possible through the Victrola alone. You may carry this delightful privilege with you in the summer months. Wc have convenient models for traveling and outdoor use that will make it easy. Call on us today. The Music and Photo House STANTON ROWELL, Propr. Grants Pass, Ore. T It ISNT KNACK AMINE that makos the bread end rolls good. It's good flour, such as Clematis flour. No other brand Imparts to the bread a taste more appetising; no other make« lighter or more whole some bread. If you have not yet tried thle flour there Is a great treat In store for you Made and Sold By JOSEPHINE COUNTY FLOUR MILL Grants Pass and Roseburg Stage DAILY AND SUNDAY’ lavile Grants Paas 1:00 p. m- M-ave Roseburg 1 p. m. LEAVE Medford Stage DAILY' AND SUNDAY PHONE M.5 OR IttO West who Is way of rnens- nsked by a was. she re- and two get Transcript ERFECT ROTHCTTON P O LI C’Y Covers Life Health Disability Accident REMANCE LIFE INSURANCE OO. OF PITTSBURG a. p. p. p. m- m. rn. m. N:0O 11 : OO 1:00 4:30 a. a. p- p. m. in. m. m. USED CARS Hird Truck, new tire* ......... Oakland Six, first class shape..... ....................................... < "hevrolet ........ Overland, Raby Four ........... _.................................. Overland Delivery .......... _........................ 3100.00 *.5,50.00 *27,5.00 fl.500.00 fl 1.50,00 i L. HOBARECOMPAN Y GRANTS PASS TA Saturday, July V J EVEPV NEPHEW OF* YbUR. UNCLE SAM ■ LU»£S A PICNIC SAND- WXCHMADEOF HAM SHOW GROUNDS COIL II AND I5TH STREETS LEW IHM4 E. AND CULLINS PONY Between two thin, well but tered slives of the kind of bread you like place an evenly tered slices of the kind of sugar cured ham that we sell. Bite out the northeast corner of this sandwich and masti cate it thoroughly. Get the Idea- get our ham. CIRCUS The Show of Quality PantIcilarly pleasing to Children and Interesting Gmwn-upe. Watch for Mr. Happy Party THEO. P. ( RAMER. Jr. General Agent 2041» N. »th St. 10:00 3:00 4:00 fl: IS MEDFOK Jackson« lile Juvenile Measure. A little girl from the visiting us has her own uring distance When ca'ler where her home piled: "Two go-to-beds ups from lie»o "—Boston LEAVE GRANTS PASH tin- for FUNNY 4'MIWNS Who lb*tri>y Sorrow 1B7-R DARING AND NOVEL ACTS BUYS FOR CASH New and Used Good« SEE ME E. W. CHILES 401/4 HTRFFTT A WORLD OF FAIRY FEATURES FOR THE LITTLE FOLKS Wonderful Trained DOGS, 1*0Nil.», OOATS WILL SHOW ItYIN OR SIIINE ItIDIEMIlER THE DATE BRING THE CHILDREN