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THURSDAY, U Gt ST 4, 1021
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OREGON WRATH KR
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Tonight and Friday, fair, 4
4
♦ moderate westerly winds
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nUküHi
GET YOUR LUMBER from the Joao-
phlne Lumber Co., at wholesale
mill prices. All kind* of planed
lumber
Our truck deliver* any
where
Phone ms. 107 North
Sixth street
l\ SI'It ANCE
DEFENDIBLE
• lines See T M Stott. Il il lek sal«»
43
rooms Phone 520.
FX»R SALE White leghorns, most-
1) O. I C stock, 10 young hens
at *1.00 each. 2 young cock* at
*2 50 euch
28 2-year-old hen*
at *10 dozen. Geo. P. Cramer 44tf
IRRIGATED FARM for rant or sale
Joseph Fetsner, 755 North
Street. Grants Pass, Ora
<X»\\
FOR 8 II.E pine » gallon
Jersey cow with calf. Address Box
680. Grants Pass.
4 7
high school at Mapleton where the
pupils come to school In a boat on the
Sluslaw.
Twenty-six counties in Oregon. 12
states ot the union and.tour foreign
countries were represented by stu
dents on the Eugene campus during
the summer term of the University ot
Oregon. A total of 342 students were
enrolled in courses at the Eugene
session and there were 514 more tak
ing work in the extension center of
the University in Portland, The en-
rollment on the campus was i 57 per
cent greater this year than that of
the previous session,
The 1921 summer term is declar-
ed by university authorities to have
been the most successful ever held.
Courses were offered In 18 depart
ments on the Eugene campus and ih
15 at Portland.
Exposition to Make
(Continued from Pace One)
This Summer
A VÏCTROLA
NEW 1X»BAY—10x12 wall tent ums I
II» vtays. Boy» bicycle, *7JM>- IO-1 tv. <
cotton mMttrvvuHw, new stock. ’J-lHirn-
er Clark Jewell oil «love, oven for
oil »love, f<>|<|lng chair*, small tlrra»-
er, te>ok MM»
I’hone 71.
T.
'
Booth.
You gain a kind of pleasure from the
Victroia that nothing else can give. To enjoy
at any moment the actual music ot the fore
most artists is possible through the Victroia
alone.
You may carry this delightful privilege
with you in the summer months. We have
convenient models for traveling and outdoor
use that will make it easy.
Call on us today.
was made treasurer of the board.
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The following prizes will be given
for the mineral exhibits:
Largest and most comprehensive
DON’T BE FOOLED
exhibit of typical ores and mineral
products from Southern Oregon. *16 Four U. S. Shipping Board \e»»el»
The incidents of the past few days
and *5.
Will Hoou lie lt<*v<h for Service
wherein local people have suffered
Largest and best exhibit of free-
from the work of bad-check artists,
Shanghai, Aug. 4- ( A P.) Work
milling gold ore from any one mine
bring the necessity of a warning. The
of installing engines aud mechanical
In Southern Oregon, *5 and *3.
indiscriminate cashing of checks not
l-argest and best exhibit of •al equipment In the hull* of the steam-
only causes a loss to the person cash
phide or refractory gold, silver and ere Oriental and Cathay Is proceed
ing them but also causes expenditure
copper ore from any one mine in ing rapidly and It is believed that be
fore the summer Is over these two
Southern Oregon. *5 and *3.
of large sums by the county in appre
ships,
which are the last of four built
largest and best exhibit of copper
hending the person that made them
In Shanghai for the U. S. Shipping,
Southern
ore
from
any
one
mine
In
out. Checking accounts have become
Board, will be delivered at San F’ran-
STANTON ROWELL, Propr
Oregon. *5 and *3.
almost universal and nothing is
cisco
The first two of the four ve»-:
I NIYERSITY OF CAI.IEXtRNlA ,
Grants Pass, Ore.
I-argeet and best exhibit of placer seis are the Mandarin and Celestial j
thought ot cashing the checks quite HOPFS FX»R FOOTHALL REI’A t
gold from any one mine In Southern which have been completed.
readily if the person appears to have
Oregon. *5 and *3.
The building of the four vessel*..
Berkeley, Cal., Aug. 4.—(A. P.)—
resources Means of identification
largest and best exhibit ot miscel all sister ships of 10.500 ton*, i* * —-
University
of
California
here
expects
can be had by the tourist ^i<i proofs
laneous gold nuggets, no restrictions distinct achievement • tor Chinese ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦*♦ ♦ e ♦
to send into the field another foot
as to locality. *5 and *3.
should be demanded by the merchant
A.MUHKME.NTS
builder* and mark* a noteworthy ad
ball "wonder team” this year to re
Large and most comprehensive ex vance tn lhe Industry of shipbuilding ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
that the check will be honored.
peat the performances of the unde
Remember the movies of ten years
With the drop in the price of la-| feated 1920 eleven which rolled up hibit ot mineral specimens in one In this country, for they are the larg
cabinet, no restrictions. *5 and *3. est boat* ever built in China. Re ago? In Harry Carry's latest screen
bor. men will seek easier means of big scores on nearly every western
largest and best exhibit of gold ports of shipping men to representa play. "The Wallop." spectators who
earning a livllhood. Many are adepts team it met, won the Pacific Coast bullion, either in bars or retort, *5 tives of the American shipping board attend the Rivoli theater today, will
Conference championship and closed
in defrauding the public. They will
and *3.
at Shanghai are that the Mandarin, see a glimpse of a pioneer une-reeler
HI NDAY, ll til ST 7TII
the season by defeating Ohio State I
Largest and best exhibit of plat- which was delivered some time ago! The old timer la cleverly worked Into
be tempted to pass out bogus checks University. Big Ten champions, at
Sensational Middleweight
inum from Southern Oregon. *5 and In San Francisco, was held to be one the theme of lhe modern story as "a
if they find it is possible. To dis- Pasadena.
Battle Between
of the best ship* of the many con-, play-wlthln-a-play" and adds a come
California’s 1921 football schedule *3.
I II IRI.HH ItlY
courage this, people should use d In
largest and best exhibit of cinna« structed for the shipping board
it , dy touch to relieve the tense action
("Scrap Iron")
cretion in the cashing of checks for follows:
bar or quicksilver ore from any one is the belief of officer* of the Kiang-, of the drama.
Sept. 24—St. Mary's College here.
luiHteiir t 'biunpion nf
mine in Southern Oregon. *5 and *3. nan Dock and Engineering company.'
strangers.
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Oct. 1—Olympic Club here.
Milltown
largest and best exhibit of coal builders of the four vessel*, that allj
ItoltN
Oct. 8—University of Nevada here
V*.
from any one mine In Southern Ure- four will live up to the standard set WEATHKR.BEE To Mr. and Mr*
Oct. 15—Pacific Fleet here.
gon. *5 and *3.
by
the
MandaYln
Guy
Weatherl>e4.
of
Wlldervllle
KITTLING
III Ilk).
Oct. 22—U. of Oregon here.
largest and best exhibit of marble
—
Thursday, August 4. a son
Welterweight Champion ot
Oct. 29—W. a C. at Portland.
from any one mine in Southern Ore
the Middle West
Nov. 5—U. of S. C. here.
American Committee for l»ev«stated
gon, each piece polished on one side,
Till
GREITEMT
RING FIGHT
Nov.
12
—
U.
of
W.
here.
France Makis, the Awards
*5 and *3
I | RR M BEENED
Nov. 19—Stanford IT. at Palo Alto
largest and best exhibit of gran
Get every thrill of It In
Paris. Aug. 4.—(A. P.)—Fifty
ite from one mine, each piece' must nipqua ami Willamette Cunning
Fruit
Given
Itate
of
sti.
”
Per
Ton
farmers from the cantons of Anizy PASADENA ATHLETIC STADIUM
be polished on at least one side, *5
German Mcnnonit«** Seek < olon) In
and Coucy in the devastated area of
IS NOT YET FULLY FINANCED and *3.
South American < ountry
Four Round» of tin- FastrM
The highest price so far reported in
the Aisne (northern France) are to
largest and best exhibit of polish
Fighting You've Ever Ream.
day the owners of agricultural im
Pasadêna, Cal., Aug. 4.— (A. P.) — ed gem stones, from Southern Ore the coast states for canning pears
Asuncion, Aug 4. (A P.) - Para
Rlng»lil<- Seal.
. , j.t.
plements given to them as prizes by Hope that a new* athletic stadium gon, including agates and rhodonite. was obtained by the Oregon Growers 1 guay will become the niecca and home
Cooperative
association
for
the
entire
Miss Anne Morgan and Mrs. A. Mur would be built here for the next New- *5 and *3:
of Mennouite* from the United State*
ray Dike of the American committee Year’s Day East vs. West football
largest and best exhibit of lime tonnage of pears in the Umpqua and land other part* til the world* If a bill
for devastated France in recognition game has been abandonedMt was an stone from any one mine in Southern Willamette valleys, The terms of .»ent to the chamber of deputies by
the sale were *65 a ton. f o. b. shlp- President Gondra become* a law
of efforts they have made to restore nounced recently by J. J. Mitchell, Oregon. *5 and *3.
i itili I
their farms to their pre-war state. president of the Tournament of Roses
A premium of *1 for the best sin ping point for No. l's and (35 for
Delegate* of the sect who arrived
I’OTECTION
Early
advances
to
the
grow
No.
2
’
s.
The prize winners were selected by Association, which conducts
the gle specimen of each of the following
| here some time ago from the united
OLICY
er after the crop is marketed will State. 11.
' minerals from Southern Oregon:
a jury of French agriculturists from games.
mxotluted for the pur
be
possible
under
the
arrangement.
< t>v rr«
110 entries in two agricultural com
Gold quarts polished, gold quartz
The game has been held every year
|chase of - ,a.;t ô.'J'.'i) square miles of!
The nearest approach to this figure
Ufe
Health
petitions.
in Tournament Park here. Following unpolished, asbestos var. chrysotile.
the
great
Pare
guayan
I land In
IH miíi IIII »
Incident
arsenic, was *61.75 for No. l's and *33 for ’X'haco" for purpose* of colonization
The first prize, a seed planter from the contest last New Year’s day steps ' asbestos, var. amphibole,
KFl.lANt I. LIFE
Louisville, Ky., was won by Albert were taken for construction of a new azurite, bronite, calcite, chalcedony, No. 2 Bartletts, the prices at which conditional upon the Paraguayan
I.N’HI'R IM F, « <».
Delan and his wife. 68 and 58 years, athletic bowl and a site was obtained chalcocite, chalcopyrite, chromite. the entire tonnage of the California ¡government g ntln ; privilege* which'
OF PITTSRI'RG
old respectively, peasants from Alte in the Arroyo Seco section. Lack of 1 cinnabar, copper, native, cuprite, gold Pear Growers association was sold i will permit them to conduct the co)-'
rnant CAisne) who, although their money makes it impossible to con- nugget, graphite, gypsum, iridium, according to the California Fruit ony in conformity with the tenet* of
THEO. P. ( RAMER Ir
fields were classed as "irreclaimable” struct the bowl before the next game. Josephinite, magnetite, malachite. News of July 30th. They felt it ad i their r> llgiou and their system of
<• «nierai Agent
visable
to
have
the
pears
canned
and
"Incompletion
of
the
financing
of
molybdenite,
platinum,
pyrite,
man-
by the government, returned to their
¡common administration of their pro
20IU V. Oth St.
sold
out
early
so
that
the
market
farm, lived in a dugout and after the project is responsible for the de- gañese, rhodonite, silver, stibnite,
perties. called "Walsenhurst."
two years of hard labor succeeded in lay." Mr. Mitchell said. "We need‘sphalerite, sylvanite. petzite, talc, sul would be cleaned up in good shape
President Gondra ha« reconimci-d-
putting their entire farm under cul *400,000 for the bowl and to date phur, iron, Jaspar, polished, agate. for next year. The first 10 carloads i ed to the house, thut these concession*
only *300,000 has been guaranteed." ! banded polished, agate, moss polish nf Yakima pears sold for (<’>0 a ton ' be made, which Include the exemp-
tivation.
but subsequent sales went down to i tion of the Mennouite* from military
ed, nickel, tungsten.
*45 and *40 and It is probable that I service either In peace or In war, the
Here’s Msivelous Dinner Dish.
the
bulk of the tonnage there will ■ prohibition of the ?aje of Hlcoholic
MEXICAN
lit
Iti
LES
ARREST
The great national dish of Korea
HOUGH AMERICAN RINGSTERS move at that figure.
:s cook*u. To make It. you plung<
beverages In their territory, the
It is expected that pears will start right to e*tabli*h their own school*.
a large lump of Ice into a bowl partly
tilled with « earning vermicelli of the
Mexicalli, 5iex., Aug. 4.— (A. P.) moving in the Umpqua valley about | which would be conducted In the Ger
Oratea t Hizher Invlitatio* ni
Klng, Jensen and Iteed Take Work in '•miles* variety. Over this you pour
-Fighters
who come here from the the middle of August and that the man language, and In addition, the
University Summer School
l portion of lot be"f »tetv. T’-e Ice United State* to indulge In long box Willamette valley pears will come In
' privilege of Importing free of duty
-oogesl* the la»ef fat into little island-
a little later.
household article* and agricultural
University of Oregon, Eugene. Aug. •f grease and you never know whether ing bouts and finish fights forbisl-
I Implements for a period of ten years
»utili Srhoolv; Sevrnty llrp.nmrnft
«•—(Special)—Three students from be portion dangling from the end <>:' 'den there were given pause the other
FAl-l, TTRM OPFNS SFPT 19. 1921
Grants Pass were registered in the our chopsticks will be icy cold or day when one of them went to jail
Sor lol'WmftwM, «rito I. Ilo
a,
¡rnlng hot. The vermicelli, wli-h I because he "rpughed" ah opponent.
summer term of the University of
Two
American
heavyweight*
were
very
tough.
Is
to
l>e
hired
to
the
Orrgon
Aprimltnral
College
Oregon which closed last week.
Aug 7, Sunday Josephine County
louth vlth the chopsticks. Keeping matched to fight 15 round* on a
tOHVAI l |S
They were Oswald Jdhsen, Harold
firry hold on It with tie lip* and ¡Sunday afternoon. One ot them
Association picnic at Igkurelburet
King and Qnintilla Reed. King grad
eth. you slip the chopsticks down to
park, Portland
uated from the university In June and ift again and tour up the slack by I claimed a foul in the third round,
Sept. 15-17, Th.ir. day. Friday, Sat
i and the other tried to make the
next year he will be principal of the - U< king
urday ^Southern Oregou Indus
I claimant continue the fight. He got
trial Exposition at Grants Pass
| obntreperou* about It, and tho rural"*
| promptly threw him in the “cuar-
NOTH E
I tel."
To
the
Gas
Consumers
ot the Ore
Monday morning he told the au
gon Gan & Electric Company:
thorities that he was sorry and he
By order of the District Court of
was permitted to go back to the Unlt-
Geo. BiiMdnger, Prop.
Jackson County, the property and
: nd State*. IHe announced he would
FOK MEM, WOMKX AND CHILDREN
interests
of
the
Oregon
Gas
At
Elec
stay there.
MKAM AT ALL HOI Its
TIIEY ALWAYS <X»ME RACK
tric Company will be sold August
FITS ANY HEAD—KEEPS ITS SHAPE
;«» CENTS .ANI» I p
FOR MORE
13th
The undersigneds according
Japanese "Trial by Ordeal."
to the law, must make his report to
That is a rule at this bakery,
Steak» anil Chop*
Trial by ordeal still exists In tome
the said court five day* before date
after once you have tried our
The Jersey Jazz Cap la bound with sateen to match the cap
a HfMN-ialty
psrts of Japan. If a theft takes place
of sale or August 8th. You will con-
bread, cake, pies, rolls and de
—elastic chain stitching throughout, will stretch several
tn n household, all the servants are
fer a great favor if as soon a* pos-
licious home-made pastry. Wo
sizes without breaking or opening the seains—the ultimate
required to write a certain word with
sible after receipt of gas bill vou
in t ape.
men who bake at home say
the same brush. The conscience Is
will go to the company's office and
«apposed to betray Its workings In
that our bakery products can
pay the amount due, ar.-l oblige,
the waves of the Ideographs written.
not be excelled.
Tracing an Ideograph Involves such
THO8. D FETCH,
Ask yonr Grocer for Bread
an effort to muscnlar directness and
42tf.
Receiver.
baked by the
undivided attention that this device
Oregon Gas & Electr.c Company
often leads to the discovery of ths
GRANTS PASS BAKERY
guilty person.
Office stationery, all weight* and,
grades of paper—Courier office
Typewriting paper—Courier office
I
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