GRANTS PAHS PA IM (XM KJ EH
Till KMDAY, Al III MT II. IW'JI
drìyage and transfer
DOYLE’S
Hui'Cesaor to E
Flrth
First Showing of
New Fall Coats and Dresses
Also Fall Coatings
in Velour, Bolivia and Tweeds
THE WORLD MOVES; so do we
Bunch Transfer Co Office phon«
348; res. phones 171'11. 316-L.
F G ISHAM, drayage, transfer; pi
anos, safes, furniture, moved. ship
ped. packed, stored Phone. 124 Y
KE A I. ESTATE
E. T. MCKINSTRY. «03 Q 81, phone
355-K, real estate Heat of soils for
fruit, bay or general fanning.
ROY HIGGINS- Cenerai real estate
Office 111 South Sixth, Phone «8.
*3B&
Come in and look them over.
Reasonably Priced.
Classified Advertising
PIAMO IANTICI' í TIOM
MRS. JAMES M POWERS, Instruc
tor on plano; studio over Barnes'
Jawelry
Phons 2«5-J.
MRS. CLARA TUTTLE FENTON
teacher of plano und harmony,
all day Monday
Studio over
Smith's Racket Store.
86tf
TAA.
OONEK TAXI—Pbone 2«3-R tor
Jitney Luke or Cutler. Calie an
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING room fur
swered anywhere, anytime
kStf
nished for two
Phone 3 87-J or
WOOD FOR HA1JC Hr 82 00. pine)
call at email house, 710 J St. 42tf PHONE 160 The Bonbonniere tor
11.75, on ground, 1 miles west on ,
Taxi
78tf
upper river road. Posts and build- ' MODERN HOUSE tor rent with fur
niture,
or
will
sell
reasonably.
Hl II.OI NG <ONTRA<T<HW
Ing polea, lllvuly A Brickell, Gen-
Call 713 East E St
53
«stf '
eral Delivery.
HARPER * SON -Building contrac
APARTMENTS TO RENT at 61114
tors. Shop work, furniture crating.
FOR BALK- 87 50 tor cord ot ary
G Street W M Wyrick
50tf
Shop 510 H ft. Rea phone 141.
slab wood cut In 12lucb le ngths.
Merchant
Printing
—
Courier
office
A. J. GREEN—General contractor.
«64 North Third St C. W. Lam
Estimates snd plans msde. Noth-
brecht. Pbone 313-J.
92tt
WANTED
Ing too small or too large. Shop
80 ACRES 4 0 acres bottom under WANTED TO RENT—A large irri
211 Sixth 8t. Phone 38-J.
92tf
paid up water right for sale.
gated ranch suitable tor a dairy J.
NALA8KOWSKI — Contractor.
14000. Address No. 202. care of
ranch
Herbert Whitsett snd
Builder and Jobber. Phone 246-R.
Courier.
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Daniel Harding. Granta Pass, Rd
• It!
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4, Box 71.
23tt
160 ACRES; 50 A. In cultivation,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
ditches and valuable water rights; WANTED Fresno teamsters, 13.75
L O. CLEMENT, M D . Practice
25 A. alfalfa, 10 A. wheat, 5 A.
per dsy. laborers 83.50 per dsy.
limited to diseases of eye, ear.aoe*
barley; tine garden, plenty ot
Grade foremen. 85.00 par day.
and throat. Phone 62; Hee. 239-J.
trult, 2 to 5 hundred thousand tt.)
Board charged at 81-26 per day.
saw pine, frame bouse. 3 barns.
Palmer snd MoBrlde, Crescent 8. LOUGHJUDGE, M. D. Physician
14 mile 10 school, 4 miles to P. O., i City. Cal. State highway under
and surgeon. City or country calle
24 mils« from Grants Pass: good
attended day or night.
Phones,
construction.
41 tf
outrange
For sale at 880 per
R m 2«8; Office. 182; «th and H.
WANTED
to
buy
tor
caah.
6
or
7
ajr», crop Included. Address No.
room bouse. G L Carr. Merlin. E. J. BIU.ICK, M D. Physician, sur
I 205 care Courier.
08tf
52
geon. Schallhorn Blk. Phone 54-J;
rOR 8AIJD—14 acres land adjoining
ree. 1004 Laiwnrldge, phone 54-L.
WANTED 200 hop pickers. Plck-
placer mlns at Golden, young orch
Appiy W r. RUTHERFORD—Manual the-
Ing begins August 27th.
ard. cheap. Address E. E. I-oban.
Christie A Son, R F D. 2, phone
raputics. Office over Barnes’ jew
Wolf Creek, Oregon
53
606-F-13.
49tf
elry. Res. 258-R; office 217-R.
GAB RANGE with trash burner and
WA1TREBS WANTED, experience RAUH W. STEARNS. M. D. Phy-
heater, nearly new, for sale Cost
not uecesaary. abort hours. Rex
alelan snd surgeon. X-Ray equlp-
over 1100, sell for 850. Pbone
Cafe.
5«
ment. Offlce tn Masonic Temple
342-J.
58
Bldg. phono 81-L.
WANTED to rent, lease or perhaps
BARGAIN ln a late modal, dolled-up
■buy— Well located hay and pasture W. T. TOMPKINS. D 8. T. Nervous
Ford tourlng car. self starter, new
ranch, adapted to running small
and ohronlc diseases. Office. Claus
mbber all around and spare. Haa»«<
bunch of stock in connection, with
Schmidt Bldg. Pbone 304-R.
Icr shock absorbere. (Jan be seen
outrange. Address Box 21, Kerby,
VETERINARY SURGEON
al Oolllns garage.
S5tf
Ore
52
DR. R. J. BESTUL, Veterinarian
4 2*4 ACRES, two realdences. about
MISCELLANEOUS
Residence 838 Washington boule
»ix mlle» from Grants Paas. Oll
vard, phone 398-R
palnting», tncubstors, etc. Call on REPAIR SHOP Steam fitting, pipe
work plumbing, boiler and pump
or sddrnas Cora B. Findlay. Route
ATTORKKYB
work, installing. t05 South 6th St.
4. Box 81. Granta Paas. Ore.
57
Phom- 306. G. A. Bryan.
H. D. NORTON. Attorney-at-law.
FOR «ALE—Windmill and tower.
Practices In all State and Fed«ral
Owen BAA'KHRS LirE COMPANY -Dea
Also a few cedar posts.
Courts.
First National Bank Bldg
51
Moines.
Iowa.
Myron
C.
Gaston,
Ivins, Rd. 2.
District Agent.
G. W. OOLVIG, Attorney-at-law.
TWO GOOD BARGAINS—One used )
Grants Pass Banking Co. Bldg.
CAiRNEHt-GAYETTY IRON WORKS
Oakland Six. one new Oakland Six
—General foundary and machine E. 8. VAN DYKE, Attorney Practices
sedan Valley Hardware Co. 45tf
In all courta First Na«lonsl Bank
work, mine, mill machinery, chilled
Building
aaw carriage wheels, live rolls,
OWN YOUR <>WN STOKE building
pipe fittings. Grants Pass. Oregon.
and save rent. Will sell ata bar-,
O. 8. Bl-ANCHA RD, Attorney-at-law.
by Bert |
gain, store occupied
Golden Rule Bldg.
Pbone 270.
SEE
THE
"SINGER
DE
LUXl^
’
snd
Barnes adjoining First National I
Bank. Valley Hurdwaro Co. 45tf. other styles of "Singer" machines C. A. S’DLER. Attorney-at-law. Ma
at Holman's Furniture Store.
sóme i >m?le. Grants Paas. Ore.
FOR SALE 5-pusaenger touring
Headquarters tor sewing machine
rar In good condition. 4 new tires,
repair», needles, oils etc.
GEO. H. DURHAM. Attorney-at-law
electric lights and starter. Would
referee In bankruptcy. Masonic
LOGT
make good stage car. Price right.
Temple. Phone 1S5-J.
At Tetherow's Garage
53 ix>sr white Spltä dec. remale, «
Lawyer
months old. Fluder please notify J ames T OHINNOCK.
LEASE on stock ranch, 6% miles
First National Bank Building.
Roy Higgins, Grants Paas. Re-
from Glendale for sale, long
55 A. C. HOUGH—Lawyer. Tuffs Bldg
ward.
time; team, farm tools, etc. 32
Practice In all courts.
head of cattle Included in lease. 1X.)ST My notary seni. I will pay
finder
to
deliver
same
at
my
of
V.
A. C. AHLF. lawyer, practice In
J.
Osteen,
105
Foun-
Inquire A.
fice, 602*4 G street.
John E.
54
state and federal courts. Office
dry St.
Peterson.
50tf
over National Drug Store.
FOR SALE -One Clarks Jewell 3-
WIM)
burner oil stove with oven. New
wicks. Good as new. 817.50. D
FOUND -Sunt of money.
Owner
J. Manuel A Co., 304 So. Sixth St.
cun have It on
Identification.
54
4 23 B street.
54
FOR SALE Furnished apartment
FOR EXCHANGE
homo*. always full, newly paper««!»
82500 cash Call 823 J St. Terms. WILL TRADE 49 acres with water’
63
right tor late model Ford and 8400 j Life is a burden when the body
Terms on the 8400. Call or write) is racked with pain. Everything
FOR SALE OR»TRADE One pure
«24 West G St.
24tf worries and the victim becomes
bred Du roc-Jersey sow.
C. A
despondent and downhearted, To
54 EXCHANGE tor house In town, north bring back the sunshine take
Pruitt, Merlin. Ore.
aide preferred; a l5H-«cre fruit
FOR SALB—Klee early Crawford
farm just outside city limits. Par
peaches. 75c to 81.25 a box at
Good crop
tially under ditch,
Phono
Tokay Heights orchard.
300 West C
peaches and apply*»
52
250-R.
street. *
«1
(XMV FOR SVLE Good young cow,
Al colNTANT
Ths nstional remedy of Holland for over
4 years old. gives 3% galons ot
200 yearn; it is an enemy of all pains re-
milk per day, price 860. A. A AUDITING Systematlilng. Dally ori •uMng from kidney, liver and urie acid
troubles.
All druggists, three sizes.
Mathes, 511 Vest llowue River
monthly audit servio«. Ivan Liv-|
name Cold Modal oa avare boa
5«
Ave. Phono 316-L.
lngston, Incorporated Accountant. Look for the
and ac-apt nc imitation
Phone 389. Address: Grants Pass. I
FOR SALE -Coxy modern home. 1
Oregon.
70tf
acre ground, fruit, berries, fine
THE CALIFORNIA AND OREGON
garden. Call at 1119 East A St. 76
DRESSMAKING
COANT RAILROAD COMPANY
Time Card
LADIES Tl GORING and dressmak
FOR ItENT
ing; tailored corsets a specialty.
Effective Nov. 24, 1919
FOR RENT Alfalfa,
Grain and
Pre.llla Wilcox, Layton Hotel. 66
Trains will run Mondays, Wednes
Stock ranches with and without
days and Fridays
Irrigation, or will sell Ytt bargain SEWING of all kinds done at reason Leave Granta
Pass..
P.M.
able
prices.
Call
on
Mrs.
J.
1»
prices on long time easy payments
Arrive Waters Creek.......... 2
P.M
Daw».
511
A
street.
56
Ideavo Waters Creek.......... 2:30 P.M
Ranches In Jackson and Josephine
Arrive Grants Pass............. 4
P.M
county. One ranch under ditch
PENTIN TN
For Information regarding freight
3 miles from Grants Pana, on river ’
First-class and passenger rates call at the office
Gold Ray Realty Co., Owners. E .0 MACY. D. M. D
of the company, Lundhurg building,
dentistry. 109 Vi 8. 6th St.
Medford. Ore.
06tf
or telephone 181
I
FOR HILE
BETTER
DEAD
GOLD MEDAL
PAG« THR
WHY UMPIRES STICK
TO FIRST DECISION
I»
I
Reversal Would Mean Loud Pro
tests and Delays.
Few dames Would Go Beyond First
Inning If Arbiters Wore to Pay
Heed to Arguments and Proofs
Presented by Players,
The Genuine Edison
Mazda Lamps can be
obtained from
Entirely too many funs have an
Idea that umpires stick to their bad
decisions <x>t of sheer bullheaded
Those funs are ahnoet Invari-
wrohg.
vrong. ¿very
Every umpire lime und
In the season underatands in 1
Hash, after he has decided one way,
that ha should have decided another,
but If be reversed himself, thus en
couraging kicks, protests and delays,
lie would lose bls job In short osier.
writes T<xu Rice In the Brooklyn
Eagle.
Very few fan» stop to consider why
die rule against umpire« reversing
themselves on decisions of fact Is al
moat ns unalterable us the laws of
the M.-des and Persians. but the rule
Is absolutely necessary If any ball
game Is to I m * Uuished lu lese time
than Is required for ohe of those
thr«e-day cricket matches.
If umpires were to heed arguments,
proofs anil figures mid reverse them
selves. they would do nothing but hold
court, »nd few bull games would go
more than one Inning, ns enough dis
puted decisions would ordinarily arise
In the first round to keep the limp
engaged all the rest of the afternoon.
Ixmg and painful experience has
taught the powers that be In baseball
that It Is better to lay It down as a
definite principle that un tun pl re shall
stick by bls decision, even when be
realises on second thought that he
was wrong. than It Is to encourage
tbe players In the belief that If they
talk long and loudly enough they can
persuade him to reverse himself.
While cases occasionally arise ln
which an umpire would be justified In
reversing himself, «u<Si a reversal,
based up<»> new evidence, so to speak,
would lead to Interminable argu
ment» and proffer» of new evidence
upon all close plays.
Paul’s Electric Store
F A. Hurlbut
“More Light for Less Money”
Phone 47
Grants Pass
Low Cost Mileage
For the Big Car
Every Fisk Tire is a guar
antee that you will get
mileage at a low cost.
Baseball this year, with tbe lively
ball, brews s survival of the luckiest.
• • •
The New York Yankees will seat
86.000 In their new baset-all park,
now building.
tor satisfaction, safety
and economy you buy
a “sure thing” when you
buy Fisk Tires.
8
Jack Halligan, first baseman of the
Boston college team, will be Its cap
tain next year.
Atlanta has sent Pitcher William
Konemann. a young right-hander. to
I^iGraiige of the Georgia State for
seasoning.
see
Outfielder Gressett of the Evans
ville club In the Three-I league lias
been purchased by the Philadelphia
Americana
•
•
•
IMtclier Mead of the Toledo Ameri
can Association team has been pur
chased by the Omaha Western
lengue baseball club.
•
•
•
Phil Rariden, veteran catcher bf the
Cincinnati Nationals, has accepted
terms to play with the Atlanta South
ern association club.
The Brooklyn National league club
Ims released Pitcher A. I. Bniley out-
ight to the New Orleans club of the
Southern association.
• • •
The Columbus American association
earn has announced the purchase of
■Utflvlder Eddie Murphy from the
< leveland Americans.
Fabrics
Cords
Diamond
Squibs
Even the best of baseball clubs have
off days when they let others tn the
league enjoy themselves.
• • •
Willard E. Hoyt, second baseman.
has been elected captain of the 1922
Williams college baseball team.
• • •
Frank Moreau, who got Ms umpiring
knowledge In the Steel league, has
been signed by the Western associa
tion.
• a •
Lefty Baumgartner pitched for the
Bethlehem Steel team during the war.
He has always been the property a<
the Phils.
EDISON
MAZDA
You are safe when you
buy a known and repu
table product at a low
price
Ì
»
McINTYRE for Implements
of All Kinds
Mowers,Rakes, Binders
CLETRAC TRACTORS
Planet Jr. and Standard Garden Tools
Grants Pass and Roseburg Stage
DAILY AND SUNDAY
Leave Grants Pas» 1:00 P- m-
Leave Roseburg 1 P-
(¡rants Pass-
OAC
Oregon’s Higher Institution of
TECHNOLOGY
Fight Schools, Seventy Uepsnswnts
FALL TFRM OPENS SEPT 19. l*»2l
For mlormtuon write to the Regwtrar
Oregon Agricultural College
CORVALLIS
SOLD BY DRDMKTS EVERWHLRt
Grants Pass, Ore.
402 4 South Sixth
Stage
DAILY AND Hl NDAY
HONE US OR 1(10
LEAVE
GRANT«I
10:00 a. in
1 :OO P- ni.
4:00 P- m.
0:15 P- ni.
LEAVE
MEDFORD
8:00
11:00
1 :OO
4:80
We connect with «taue« for Ashland and Jacksonville