Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, August 24, 1921, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text(illlMTO PAGE TWO yvi : i »\ i :M> yy . yugintiii , u>ji DAILY COURIER » ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ AMI HEMEN I’S GRANTS PASS DAILY COURIER ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ IhiuglSH Macla>an la at the .IIIvol Fifet Mr Squailt'm In Country ••<’lil I theater today atxl tomorrow In hl» A. E. Voorhies. Pub and Propr. By Xi’w York National Guard Vntered at poetoffice. Granta Pass. i newest photoplay entitled. "The « • Ore . as second-class mail matter Home Stretch " This 1« a romance New York. Aug. 24 ('A. P.1 of love utld the turf and unlike most DAILY COURIER New York state has the first air ARMOURS CORN FLAKES comedies It has thrills of Its own be By mail or carrier, per year..... >6.00 squadron to lie organized by the na By mail or carrier, pwr month- -80 i »Ides unusually clever comedy situs SPECIAL tional guani of the country ) lions The story concerns a jocko». WEEKLY COURIER The 102nd observation squadron i a trainer, a racetrack follower, who By mail, per year I TOO 3 PKGS FOR 25c of the New York national guard air at the time the picture opens, ha> service, with headquarters at Mitch ADVERTISING RATES risen to the ranks of racehorse own While Limited Stock Lasts Display space, per inch -------- 35c el Field. Ixing Island, was inspected er. and of the difficulties he encoun Local-personal column, per lins.... 10c rocently by state and federal officers Readers, per ling.— ------------ Sc ters when he attempts to abandon The personnel comprises veteran hla gambling habits. MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS aviators, many of whom are aces It The opening scenes of the story, The Associated press is exclusively I is expected that the government w ill entitled to the use for republication laid on a famous California race I furnish the squadron with standard of all news dispatches credited in this track, are uotable for tensely drama- De Haviland machines. or all otherwise credited in this 'tic situations, and a thrilling acci paper and also the local news pub Major Kenneth P. idttauer, for 101 * 105 N. 6th dent In which Mr McLean plays al lished heroin mer commander of the 88th squad All rights for republication ef spe prominent part Throughout the re-' ron,* is commanding officer of New cial dispatches herein are also re maluder of the picture, clever com»-1 York's squadron. served. ____ air workshop here and Christmas Intervet Ing Find Made— dy and dramatic auspenses are d»' An Interesting sidelight upon the time will find their handiwork scat — lightfully blended and carried WEDNESDAY', YI’GUST 24, IMI advance of civilisation In southern I through to an unusual eudlng tered in many gift packages NEW TODAY ♦ With work benches set up under Oregou and the pioneer appear which DOMINO EVENT* OREGON WEATHKR ♦ fragrant fir trees in a natural park still exists, was brought to Medford GET YOUR LU.MBI0R from the Jose phine Lumber Co , at wholesale ♦ on lavnsdale street, the youngsters today by W. H. Maltby, says the Med 4 While hunting WrazhW for the Weak ♦ whittle and saw away making toys, ford Mall-Tribune mill prices. All kinds of planed) ^«Pl 15-17. Thursday, Friday. Kat ♦ urday Southern Oregon Indue- lumber. Our truck delivers any Pacific coast states—Gen er ♦ furniture and unique gewgaws out on the divide between Coleman and trial Exposition at Grants where Phone 188. 107 North ♦ ally fair throughout the week, ♦ of any material that conies to hand. Anderson creeks, where the forest 8lxtb street 82tf Toy ducks, horses and pigs or airplane was forced to land several with normal temperatures NOTK'E * ♦ tanka, soldiers, chairs, dolls, guns, weeks ago, he came upon a fine spe INSURANCE—AH| Tonight and Thursday, fair. ♦ and airships—alt are products of the cimen of Indian arrowhead, and right DEPENDABLE lines See T M Stott. Buick salse-) Ou and after August 27th. the Has ♦♦»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ expert hands of these young enthu beside it a discarded spark plug from 43tf ket Grocery will be known as the rooms Phone 530. siasts. Even thq, retuse heaps fur the airplane. The proper artist could Evans Groceteria Our object In mak make a most effective picture with nish material A sardine can be WHY NOT THE CAVES? WOOD CUTTERS WANTED Hou ing this change I« for the benefit of such material for a subject. comes a cooky cutter, a salmon can ser Bros., West Foundry St. Phone our customers. We will be able to In an editorial this morning. the 326-Y. Portland Telegram gives a list of shapes into a cruller cutter and beer run on less expense, which will en- bottle tops make excellent cape for de- the scenic attractions which it WOOL BATHING SUIT LOST be able us to put our groceries out to tin soldiers A jig saw In the hands sires to see developed. It advocated of a capable youngster produces a tween Hugo and Smith Hill on the consumer tor less money than Sunday. Color, blue trimmed In any store has ever been able the laying out of a definite program, monkey on a trapese that rolls around (arnuuiin Tran« mit» llurial Service yellow. Finder return to Ham In the town of Grants Pass to < 'MfHAio of Canadian Traiqxr whereby the attractions enumerated like a performer in a circus. Stlnebaugli. care of Courier. <2 1st. But. the Telegram either over Ths Muss of Dancing. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦A ♦ ♦ Liverpool. (Aug. 34.— (A. P.) — HART1JSTT PEARS Good quality looked or neglected to mention the ► The Mus« Terpsichore w ADDITIONAL LOCAL During a recent voyage of the Car for canning. 81 a box Call. or tn ven tress and patroness of the Josephine Cavee and the Cavee un- ♦4444444444444* ♦ ♦ mania from America, a request was leave orders at once. D P. Nor- of dancing as accessory to the sing doubtedly class up with Crater Lake Negro Bound Over— received in the ship's wireless room ton, 235 West 1 Street, Grants ing or recitation of lyrical poetry. The negro taken from the trainI from another vessel asking for the as a drawing card for the tourist. Pass, Ore t f Mie Is generally represented with ths Have a Laugh Next year there will be a highway to at Hugo Saturday night was bound ) transmission to her by wireless of I FOR KAl-E A dairy ranch, one of lyre and pjectrutu. crowned with flow- Sir Harry Lauder the Cavee The caves will be accee- over to the grand jury yesterday at- the word of the burial service the best In Rogue river valley. All era and In a mirthful attitude ternoon at his hearing before the The reason for this unusual re stock and Implements go with eible to the tourist but justice of the peace He was charg-1 quest was that a fireman on board "Going to Marry ’Arry** Ancient Iren Currency. place. Address owner, J. H. Noble, there will be no accommoda- ed with assault on Brakeman J. ( the Canadian government steamer. "O'er the Hills to Sword «haiwd bare of Iron were Box 688. 73 Rons for them unless someone is Kling, who declares that the negro Canadian Trapper, had been taken need by th« audent Britons as money, Ardenteny" found to provide camping facilities chased him the length of the train ¡11 on the voyage and had died and GOOD HOUSE. good neighborhood. and many of the«« ar« now fourni In II you have a drop ol Scotch blood Sell cheap. Will consider part British museum« A recent Investi- in your VWUM will hnd theae either at or near the Caves. Per- with a drawn knife A number of the captain discovered that there was trade, 1026 Ijiwnridge Ave, phone gstlou shows (hat alx different d«- railroad men appeared at the hear- no copy of the 'Prayer Book on board, tneMsitble. even without Se*M hap« the Telegram thinks that with tng and testified against the negro blood you are euro to en>oy them. The Carmania operator télégraph 268-J. 6 2tf nominations were used, distinguished by their sizes. V km DmM. hi.sd RsswS HIM the construction of the highway, the Bonds were placed at 4250. which ed by wireless the whole of the bur- E. L. GALBRAITH—Real estate. In o/se iai service development would has been com the negro has been unable to secure. surance sad plate glass liability., pleted There are innumerable placee "Wait Until You Soo 608 H G street, phone 28. 40tf AU. MEN OF TEMPERAMENT FOR SAI j E 4-bttrner gas range for along the route of the new highway Twohy in Portland— My Madeline" ’I feel hopeful about business, that would be wonderful sites for a 810. Apply Southern Hotel •• " Peggy O’Neil" a Research Specialists, Qreat conditions this _______ _____________ fall _ in the north-1 . tourist hotel. Capital is needed to west,” said John Twohy of Twohy. Class, Far More CrratiS Than VICTOR ROBERTS PIANOS TO RENT -A limited num Average Litterateurs. VWw. DaUMod KsswX ISMt build the needed structure and if a brothers of Spokane and Seattle, at ) ber of fine pianos for rent. Apply program is to be mapped out. this the Portland yesterday. "We are early at Music * Photo House. 88 Geo. BiMlnKer, Prop. “Pucker up and WhistU* Literary men are aupixmed to be like surely should be included among the having magnificent crops in Wash women, varluro et mutablle semper, FOR SALE Sewing machine In BILLY MURRAY ington this year and I understand, and this has turned university dons MEALS AT ALL HOI RS items which merit the attention of good condition Phone t104-R 6 4 “Home Again Blues'* you are having the same here. I' BO CENTS AND UP them. I once bad an argument those interested in the development don’t see any reason for pessimism against AILEEN STANLEY with a very dignified but not especially FOR SAlzE Ten acres immediately of the tourist traffic. Vi.ee D w U-I m U Reewd ISNS adjoining the west boundary of Sleek« and <1 io | m I've always had a great. abiding- literary college official. writes Freder Grants Pass..at Bridge street, for a Specialty faith in the west, anyway, and I may ■ ick E. Pierce in the Literary Review. N«ie Vic fee Records fee Ju(y merly known as "lll-a-hee Poultry be prejudiced, but I think every-. “Ah”' said he. "You literary men are BOYS AND GIRLS COMPETE THE MUSIC A PHOTO HOI MK Ranch." Will sell at a sacrifice If WITH CHRISTMAS SAINT thing is coming out fine this year ” ! so temperamental." Then he went on to sing the praises of certain great * can make quick sale. Will be in ! Mr. Twohy is on his way to Phoenix, I fact research stars on his faculty. I Stanton Rowell, Proprietor Grants Pass between August 26th Boston. Aug. 24.—(A. P.I—Hun Ariz.. where his company is building Granta P imm , Oregon. — I ) kept m.v tongue idle and my brain and September 1. Telephone F. S. dreds of boys and girls of the Mary ) concrete highways for the state of i bnsy. Alas and alas! As If great fact Ireland’s. Mrs. U. L Upson 68 I Hemingway public school in the Dor-! Arizona. More than 100 miles Of ; research »(»eclallsts were never tem New end Used Goods ehester district have gone into com roadway have been completed up to peramental, As If they never PIANO PUPILS, N. B. I expect to! REE ME petition with Santa Claus In an open the present time.—Oregonian. • whitened the hair of their deans or remain In Grants Paas and will I blackened the idle of their colleagues. take a few music pupils for the When Walter Scott entertained nt his school term. N. E. To»n«»G, home the half-insane antiquary. Joseph 621 A St. Phone 528«R. 68 Itltson. was It the urbane poet or the ill-balanced editor of accurate texts FOR SA'IJC- Three very desirable who was more temperamental? In properties at bargain prices the famous quarrel between Furnlvall room cottage, furnished, 6 and Swinburne the noted Shakes street; A 7-room. two-story house, peare scholar proved himself slightly furnished. 621 A street; and a 6- more errntlc than even the moat room, t^o-story house, large wood tempernniental poet of the Nineteenth house, with sleeping rooms over, century. Everybody knows thnt Byron Fine Crop, Good Camp Grounds, Good Water lot 75x150 All are modern and got half drunk to write "Don Juan." In very desirable locations. See How many realize that the great uni Commissary New Dance Floor versity professor portion got one hun N. E. Townsend. 621 lA St 6k FREE TR V ASPORTATION TO YARD AND RETURN AT END <NP dred and five one-hundredths drunk SEYSON—BEGIN PICKING AUGUST 2«. PAYING I He. before lecturing to that same Byron 4XXJD berry (licking on Blam-hard's ranch at William«, Ore., 10c per APPLY AT ONCE at Cambridge? Person, with his In gallon. C. w Montar • I exhaustible memory and unquenchable thirst, pouring out hexameters and FOR SALE—>Hoiitwd>oU furniture. hiccoughs to his astonished classes— 206 Went D street. Phone 24 8 64 was there ever a more temperamental WANTED To rent furnished house being? or two room», suitable for house' keeping, by young couple fall 615 South Sixth. 64 Published Quii y Except Sunday ■ ♦ ThicK STRIKE Cigarette It’s Toasted PALACE CAFE AND LUNCH ROOM BUYS FOR CASH E. W. CHILES 200 Hop Pickers Wanted River Banks Farms IXY-T -Kit of tools. On A or Sixth! .treets. Finder please return to 7th and 1 s 'a* tn and receive re ward. George Walton. 65 I Shoes for the Family MEN’S Y.NI» BOYS’ BATHING St ITS. .MEN’S SHIRTS, UNDERWEAR, COLLARS, NECKWEAR, HANDKERCHIEFS, SI SPENDERS, AT PRICES THAT RIGHT. 103 North 6th Nobody can Tell when you Darken Gray, Faded Hair with Sage Tea. SOX, ARE WOODWARD’S FALL <XK»I>R WILL BEGIN TO YRRIY'E ABOUT 8EITEMBER I. K «'LEANING SALE BEGINNING MONDAY, AUGI si 22. AMI LAHTI NG ALL WEEK TO M IKE ROOM FOR NEW FALL CMMJDH. ROME REAL BARGAINS IN MANY LINEN WE WILL BE THEBE Holman’s Furniture Store ST Ono bay mare, star In fore-' head, one hind foot white; also one black mare, X on left hip. I laist seen around Savage creek.| Please notify Mr. Woolfolk of the I Valley Hardware, or N. G. Pear- son. Rd. 4, Box 39, Grants Paea, Oregon. 65 I Grandmother kept her hair beauti fully darkened, glossy and attractive with a brew of Sage Tea and Sulphur. Whenever her hur took on that dull, faded or streaked appearance, this elm pie mixture was applied with wonder ful affect. By asking at any drug "tore for "Wyeth’s Bago and Sulphur Compound," you will get a largo bot 1 tle of this old-time re. Ipo, Improved by the addition of other ingredients. all ready to use, at very little cost. Thia simple mixture can be depended upon to restore natural color and beauty to the hair. A well-known downtown druggist eave everybody uses Wyeth’s Bare and Sulphur Compound now because It darkens so naturally end evenly that nobody can tell It has been applied— It’s so easy to use, too. You simply dampen a comb or noft brush and draw it through your hair, taking ono strand at a time. By morning the gray hair disappears: after another application or two, It Is restored to Its natural color and looks glo-sy, soft and beautiful This preparation Is a delightful toilet requisite ft Is not In tended for the cure, mitigation or pre vention of disease. I k R SALE Alrdaln pups. <>. Ix«e, R. F. D. No. 2. Box 68. M. 6 5 l/JST One pair double arm shock absorbers for Ford ton truck, on road west of town. Reward. Leave at Courier office. 65 IXJHT Wire wheel, 30x3 ‘A, with Lost Hood tire for Ford auto. Wednesday morning. Finder no tlfy Fred Grant. Phone 602-F-3. 64 NEW TODAY—Now Home Sewing, machine Rd.04). Sanitary tot anti) Pad. Tents for rent. Ih-CNser with good niirr<>r. IseMlier traveling hngs nntl aniteaaea. Ill-Inch plow. Phone 71. T. ('. Booth. GET MY PRICES FOR EVERY THING IN THE IMPLEMENT LINK. BEST \ ILI E, QUALITY < ONSIDERED, IN 1IIE COI NTV. PI MI'S. GIS ENGIXI..S, ('REAM .SEPARATOHM I ILS, GREASES AND BOLT* D. c. M c I ntyre THE IMPLEMENT MAN 402-4 South Sixth Grants Pass, Ore.