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Three Cs Lumber Company
CARRY a colludete line of lumber, all grades,
Lath, Shingles, I loom. Windows, Wallboard, etc.
WE MAKE all kinds of Cabinet Work, Screen
I loops. Window Screens, Cupboard Doom, etc.
ESTIMATES ON REQUEST
(.KANTS I'AHH, OREGON
AND WENT G
iwis
Shoes for the
Family
Buy School Shoes
—at—
Woodward’s
See My Window
A New Shipment of Rugs Just Arrived
Meet us at the Fair
We do Picture Framing
Holman’s Furniture Store
Buv
SHOES
Notice Is hereby given that the
Board of Director* of the Fort Van-
noy Irrigation District, constituting a
Board of Equalization for the said
district, will meet on Tuesday, Octo­
ber 4th. 1*21, at the hour ot lb
o'clock a. m , for the purpose of
aquallzing the assessment as levied
upon tho lands within said district,
and will continue Its session from
day to day as long as may be neces­
sary for proper equalization of said
assessments. The Board will meet in
the office of the district In the First
National Bank Building. Grants Pass.
Oregon, and will publicly examine
the assessment roll for the purpose of
correcting errors in assessments, and
It shall be the duty of all persons In­
terested to appear al the time and
The assessment
place appointed.
roll anil record of the district are on
file in the office of the Secretary. In
First National Bank Building. Grunts
Pass, Oregon, for the Inspection of all
persons Interested.
(HEAL)
(Signed) JAMES T (Ml INNOCK.
Secretary Fort Vannoy Irri­
gation District.
Grants Pass, Oregon. September l>,
1921.
(TIMING EVENTS
Sept. 15-17, Thursday. Friday. Sat­
urday Southern Oregon Indus­
trial Exposition nt Grants Pass
Sept. 26-Oct. 1, Monday-Saturday—
Oregon State Fair, Salem.
High School Books
AND SCHOOL HIÌ’I’MES OF
ALL DESCItll'TIONS
CLEMENS
SELLS DRUGS
YA'’
«V
wet
ADDITIONAL LOCAL
♦ J Reg tlar meeting of Remue* Chap- j
♦ ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ « i t-r No 28. R. A. M., will be
Wednesday night and 8 o’clock.
Much Fruit S||I|>|MM|—
At the rate Rogue river valley
Medfordil«* Will Visit—
fruit la being shipped in here many
Medford lias been accorded
families will have much preserved
i honor of having a day specially
peaches, plums, pears and tomatoes.
aside for her at the Josephine County
Haya tho Del Norte Triplicate.
Fair at Grants Pass. September 16
I* the day designated and now that
*>!■<>*>•>—
there Is a continuous stretch of pave­
' All the new ones have arrived at
ment from the California line to
Peerless (Tlothlng Co
I Grants Pass, it fa fitting that all resi­
dents of this county journey to
To Take Prisoners North—
■ Grants Paes and make it a Jackson
Sheriff George Ix-wl. and Deputy county day Instead of just for Med-
! Ernest bister will leave this evening , ford. The resident* of Josephine
for Halem. taking with them L. C. county are deserving of recognition
1 Chadwick and C it. Crandall, who ¡for their progressiveness and the eft-
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--- pay “
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(were sentenced to serve terms in the'lzens
of Medford
them
«tat« penitentiary. The officer* will greater respect than to attend their
* return in a few days.
fair next Friday. No matter what lo­
cality residents live, they should on
ltenieinber ScpteridH-r 15. |»>, 17— 1 going to Grants Paa* next Friday
Josephine County'Fair and Courier ' have a banner on their car of their
•home town. Medford Mafl-Trlbune
Bargain Days.
1
'*
i
linBiv at Ui>- Fair Ground
Evangelist Marshall will apeak to­
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
night on Th.- D. vlj All Dolled I' p nights, given by W O. W. team and
and lay bare the working* of the band. 'Big, new floor and good
devil in a lot of the modern forme. i music, commencing at 8 o'clock each
Mr. Mar*hall I* personally acquainted night.
with the principal in the Ban Fran­ 1
-
cisco horror and will deal with him I Bonn» Aid To Be Given—
and some others In no uncertain «ay.
The American Ix-zion has made
Come and hear him.
7» arrangement* to aid the ex-service
.man get his bonus application made
! Pay Your NubacripUon—
'out right and will have a booth at
Courier Bargain Day and nave the fair ground* for that purpose
; enough for a season ticket at the fair. Several stenographers will be on
hand to fill out the applications
Ashland Corning to Fairs—
' which will be on hand. The ex-ser-
V O. N. Bnilth, L. F. Ferguson vice men will be required to show
.and H. T. Elmore have been appoint­ their discharges before they can have
ed by the Ashland Chamber of Com- I the applications filled out. The ser-
mere« as members ot a committee to vfes will be given free of charge, the
organize a delegation of Ashland bui- local post of the American Legion
ineas men to attend the Josephine bearing all the expense. Sufficient ap­
¡county fair to be held here Septem- plications are now on band to meet
[ her 15. ie. 17. The Ashland men are .the demand.
I planning to attend the fair Septem-
1
; ber I 5.
Arbuckle Or the Devil—
Eugene Men Visit—
Clarke H. Day, local lumberman,
left today by automobile for the
southern part of the state, going as
far south as Josephine and Jackson
counties to investigate lumber condi­
tions In those counties. He was ac­
companied by J. E. Turnbull, secre­
tary of the local lodge of Elks, and
Ben Dorris, who will use this oppor­
tunity to attend to some business for
the Elka lodge while in Medford
Eugene Guard.
Boxing, Music and Talks Enjoyed by
Member«« and Their Friends
'I
f o e.D.vw
“Yes
Ivemore
lime for
Myself
Since
IGot
a
Fordson”
The Fordson Tractor is taking much of the
drudgery out of farm life; it is solving the labor
problem; it is reducing the tost of preparing
land by almost one half of what it was with
horses; and it is saving one third to one half
of the farmer’s time; and making farm life
more attractive.
The Fordson will run your threshing machine
—and at the most opportune time for you. It
will operate the milking machines, saw your
wood, fill your silo, pump the water, and take
care of every kind of belt work—
And don’t forget—it will plow six to eight
acres in a ten hour day, handling two plows
with ease.
Thus the Fordson is the ideal year-round trac­
tor. It will pay for its fall and winter keep in
many ways.
There’s abigttory to tell you about ths Ford-
son— and a true one—come in and get the facts.
Or, if you prefer, telephone or drop us a card
and we will bring them to you.
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C. A. WINETROUT
farewell Hop Dance
WEDNESDAY NIGHT, SEPT. 14
Knox Hop Yard
1
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Dire Penalty for Medical Failure. i
In the day« of Babylon the doctor
or surgeon who failed of a cure fre­
quently was condemned to have his
hands rat off by the public execution­
er.
WE ARE HEADQVARTERS
FOR THE GRADED AND
i
1
The Woodmen of the World held a 1
smoker last night for the members |
and friends. This is the first of a
series of social affairs which the local j
camp plan* for the season. A good I
crowd attended and all enjoyed them- ■
selves. The Camp orchestra under
the leadership of Neighbor J. R. Hig­
ginbotham. rendered several num- I
“The Well of Montezuma."
I
bers in a most pleasing manner. This i
Among the many natural curiosities Don't Forget Benefit Dance—
i
of Arizona, one that Is not often vis­
At Rogue River by the Rebekah*1 orchestra is composed of some of the '
ited by tourists. Is the singular bowl- Friday, the l«th.
best
mnsicians
In
the
city
and
the
791
shaped depression in Yavapai county,
camp Is proud of It. deader Higgin­
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called "The Well of Montezuma.” It
botham rendered two solos which
Coyote Mixes With Dog—
Is nearly circular, and between 500
A coyote story that is somewhat made a hit with the audience.
and iksi feet In diameter nt the brim
There were three two round boxing
out
of the ordinary is brought to
It Iles in the midst of a nearly-level
area
The «Idea are vertical to a town by IChas. Kinkle who live« on matches, which were full of pep and •
depth of 30 or 40 fi>et. Below that Savage creek. 'Sunday he heard a i furnished much amusement and en-
they merge Into ii aloplng sba|>e, which coyote howling and turned his dog • thusiasni. Steve Jewell and l^ester •
extends down to n circular pool of loose on him as he could not see the Calhoun started off the show, with a I
water, alleged by popular tradition, animal, The coyote made a flying fast exhibition. Don Megargel and
ns are so many other not very deep tackle at the dog and they mixed Robt. Lawless furnished the second
areas of water, to be bottomless.
rather 1 lively both getting good firm number, and Robt. Neilson Jr., and
Thia remarkable formation hns usu­
holds,
Mr. Kinkle was able to go up Glenn Hamilton gave the ’final, which
Hop (di king clow« Wednesday und
ally been desiTlIaal io a “pit crater”
to
the
coyote
and place his gun was a fast bout. Several other bouts
of volcanic origin, the result of the
this will be the wind up dance and a
fulling of the roof of a envern. fanned against it. shooting It through the had been arranged, but the partici­
good time. Good Music.
In the limestone strata by running heart, Coyotes are usually rather pants were unable to be present.
They promise to be on hand at the
EVEKYI 'l-Y < ME—THE I ABT MOONLIGHT DANCE
water. The water of the pool. It la wary about fighting with dogs.
next smoker, in the near future. Fol­
«aid. rtows out through a subterra­
nean channel Into the valley of Bea­ Naanreno Service-
lowing the boxing carnival, all par­
ver creek.
Kindly remember Nazaretie ser- ticipated of refreshments in the form
vices at 7:45 this evening over of chicken sandwiches, coffee and
Town's Natural Advantages.
Smith's Racket store. Public cor- strawberries and cream furnished by
The little river Arrow—no bigger dially Invited.
79 Neighbor W. H. Ix>onard. Nearly l(*n
than a good sized brook- runs pas^ the
, partook of this lunch.
outskirts of the town of Reddltch, Eng­
After supper all adjourned to the
Tlusater
1«
Opened
—
land. mt Its way to Join Shakespeare's
A theater has been opened in Gold main hall where an Interesting speech
Avon near Bldford, a few miles above
'was made by District Manager C. E.
♦ ♦ ♦
Stratford-on-Avon. Along the bed of Hill by Chas. Clayton former man­
OBITUARY
AMI SEMI- NTS
the Arrow you .-an find smooth peb- ager of the Oregon here. Mr. Clay­ Wilson. Neighbor Wilson dwelt on
bles of a peculiarly hard crystalline ton states that he had his opening the importance of the fraternity and ■ »♦•♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦*♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
William M. Cheshire
nature; they are known locally an performance last Saturday night, the great good the order has done laist Day of "i'e.k’s ,,ad Hoy at the
W. M. Cheshire was born October
“emery stones," and were invaluntde showing Zane Grey's "Desert Gold." and is doing along the line of broth­
Rivoli
for polishing needles not only when The house was (tacked according to erhood. He dwelt also on the catn-
Tonight marks the conclusion of 13, 1950, in Cedar county, Missouri.
simple handprocesses were in vogue,
paign
which
the
local
Camp
Is
now
the sensational run of "Pecks Bad He moved to Marion county, Oregon,
Mr. Clayton and he expects to have
but also for a considerable time later.
carrying on, and received the assur- Roy.” starring J. c!;ie Coo-ian. at the with his parents in 1852, and has
a
good
patronage.
The
theater
has
The makers gnve a few pence to chil­
spent the greater part of his life tn
ante of the members that they will
dren for picking a dozen or two out been fixed up inside and chairs have make this Camp 500 strong by Jan­ Rivoli theater, where this delightful Oregon. He has been a resident of
First
National
attract.on
has
been
of the shallows of the brook. Thus ; been added in place of benches that
Grants Pass for the last 30 years.
Paramount, uary 1st. The Camp now has 420 playing all week to enormous crowds.
Reddltch could poll- h Its needles more ; were formerly there.
Mr. Cheshire is survived by his
members,
and
is
the
largest
fraternal
The
popularity
enjoyed
by
this
splen
­
cheaply than those towns width hnd • ’Pathe and Hodklnson service will be
wife.
Rose A. Cheshire, of this city;
organization
in
Southern
Oregon
to pay carriage for emery stones, and given. The house is to be known as
did comedy of boyhood days, with
They have Just had their hall re- the slx-vear-old screen favorite in the two sons. Fred Cheshire, of Pasadena.
upon this tiny tietail hinges the de­ the Gold* Hill theater.
velopment of an Important British In-
modeled, and now have the finest title role and with the sparkling sub­ Cal., and Jess Cheshire of Chico,
—
Mrs. W. C.
lustry.—Christian Science Monitor.
lodge
hall in this portion of the state. titles of Irvin Cobb, has seldom if ’ Cal., four daughters
Steelhead* Take Fly-
|
Pickens
of
Canyonville,
Ore.; Mrs.
ever been equaled by any other pro­
Sunday proved to be about the best
T.
C.
Luckey
of
Eugene,
Ore.; Miss
Hopeful Outlook.
duction shown here. Certainly Jackie
day of the year for the fly fishermen
“Well," said the Judge, “what's your who happened to have tried their
has been given a worthy vehicle in Grace Cheshire of Seattle, Wash., and
argument this time? Aren’t you ever
•IPeck's Bad Boy" as a successor to Mrs. Benton Bowers of Ashland, Ore.
luck on the upper river. "Bruce Old-
going to get over the habit of beat
"The Kid." and to judge from the at­ Four brothers, J. A. Cheshire of Eu­
Ing came home with seven large fel­
Ing your wife?"
(Continued from Page One)
tendance
the youngster has gained gene, L. L. and 'A. S. Cheshire of
lows,
the
heaviest
one
tipping
the
"Yea. Judge, I'm beginning to have
Cheshire, Ore., and E. -B. Cheshire
hopes. She don't look as though she scales at six pounds. Joe Wharton ' ment against the destruction ot scen­ many new followers.
of Coburg. Ore., four sisters, Mrs. F.
caught
five,
the
largest
one
going
could (lull through nianv more ol
ery and as Governor Olcott has re­
A. Rankin, Mrs. M. J. Walker and
'em."
four and a half pounds. He states cently called a con'erence of men in­
Mrs. J. S. Mahon of Eugene, and
Huw
Fast
Dees
Hair
Grow?
that he also caught another one but terested in the conservation of the
The average rate of growth of the Mrs. E. G. Briggs of Oakland, Cal.
that when he laid it out it looked so scenic resources of the state, it is
hair of the head varies from half an
Mr. Cheshire had been ill for a
pretty and Innocent that he turned it fitting that members of the pioneer inch to one Inch a month, The rate
: long time but was hopeful of recovery
back. This is the first time he was i organization of Oregon go to Jose­ of growth Is greatest between hfteen
j until near the end. He made a gal­
ever known to do such a trick. They phine county and by their presence and thirty years of age, and dlmin-
lant fight to live but expressed hlm-
were fishing on the river near Gold there help in getting the movement Ishes after flfty.
1 self willing to go and be with hi*
Hill with professor and red upright started in our neighboring county.
Lord and Savior.
flies.
Alt outMlde rooms
To see that every county in the state
Moat Intelligent Animal.
is organized is a part of the state pro
Scientists say that tho chimpanzee
CARO OF THANKS
Rille»: Single, 50c, 75c, and SI
Display of Textiles—
gram of the preservation of the seen- is superior to any other animal ex­
S|x', ial rate* l>y the week
Mrs. White, superintendent of the ery.
cept man. Next In order comes the
We wish to thank our friends and
Dining room in connection
Women's department of the fair,
gorilla, then the orangoutang, The neighbors for their many acts ot
t
urges all women to enter for pre­
gibbon, still another variety of ape. ’’ kindness and words of sympathy and
First class home cooked meals
Origin of "Scapegoat”
miums any articles of fine needle­
family style, 4<>e
In accordance with the ancient Jew­ comes fourth.
the beautiful floral offerings tender­
work or other fancy work which they ish ritual. <>n the Day of Atonement
ed during the Illness and death of
may have, not only for the premium the chief priest symbolically laid the
.«<• — dear
,i«„« MA»**««*»«
mother. vt*«'
Mrs. (j [j Bristow.
Automatlc p>ess feeding at the our
Prop.
but to assist In making the fair a suc­ sins of the people on a goat and sent
THE FAMILY.
Courier
office.
cess.
79 It out Into the wilderness.
— at the
MEETING OF HOARD
LIZ XT ION OF FORT
ItltlG VITON Dl.HTRKT
♦ ♦ ♦ I Reames ( liapu-r Meet« U odntwiay
WESTERN HOTEL
MRS. E. D. YENNY
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