Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, September 14, 1921, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text♦ ♦ 4 ♦ «♦♦♦«♦♦♦♦♦♦♦A4 ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ A MISEMI-NTH PERSONAL AND UM AL ♦, ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦>♦ ♦ ♦ l»2l Wiwte II Mclodi-iUli.» Guests at the Oxford la I r . One of thy. tn<a were Jase Sel ■ and colnrrifl*li< h n th, I | war 1« ’IU' I- l’owt GRANTS PASS DAILY COURIER Published Daily Except Sunday h ♦ A. E. Voorhles. Kn'.ered at Ore . as 1;^ and ! B L an iip-to-the-minule picture, wh rh la. Air. anti Mrs’’ kilma. combine« ronianc« and color of th* H H. Dunnleu. W I* Gray. J Jones and .1 Johrdal of Portland. H ■ .old West with somethliig that only 'pG sharp Of MAnihda. Mr «ml Mrs tthe'modrirn age can give in the way DAILY By mall or carrHr, Wy mall or carrier, per month WEEKLY COURIER By mail, per year...... " « I |>\l SlHl , *<HT- li. IIK1I. GRATTO l'AÄ MAILI FAGE TWO GUARANTEED NOT TO RUST NOR TEAR l à 00 - ADVERTISING RATES Dtoplay epace, per tach .—88c Loeal-persoaal column, per UM .-3 0c Readers, per lln«........... .. ....... 5«| MEMBER OF ASaOClATSD PRESS The Associated press is ekcluslrely •«titled to the us« for repuhlieatlon of ail news dispatcher credited in this or all otherwise credited In- this paper and also the bocal news pub lished herein AH rights fot republication of spe- ala) dlgpatehee herein qre also re- • 'i J/í it’s toasted, of course. To seal in the flavor----- W HKht of Smith Hirer. It !• Hlld-i<if realism ami gripping simpeua« ¡rath of charloilevllle. Va v«.. . Mrs 1 Th« story Is adapted from Stnwttrt vTlie Faulkner «nd family »nd Mpj<»r and Edward Willie s hew csl ■Mr». O’Hara of Pau Fraud*»», Mr» i rfillep " and nil th* poltiu that went G. J. Gouacr of San Franciequ» Mr« to l*ake t)»e book the best seller are C M Griffith M’ Jtvcobann. Anna emphasised U> th« photoplay wslon That sinister #gure, ''TH« .Killer," I Griffith ;uid A I Jenes of Spokane. ¡said to bp the sli-angest cl*ir*<-t*r In and G II Hldberg nf ksJHan l I it «ra turt- literally coni«* 'to Ilf* I 101 & 105 N. 6th i ( «Hire in Seealon—- 1 The Circuit court la in Mw» b>n |day. the »alt agqinst John llamp- [»hire being heard.,. I n i .through th« art of Frank Campeau, th« famous character actor Claim Adams plays th« fending a ml only feminine role, with Jack Fohway cast In th<» roftiatlr lead HEW TODAY Sun and Shadow. Life Is beautiful and should be lived GET YOUR LUMBER from the Jose WFI>XFSI>AT, SK1*T. 14. 1921. phine Lumber Co., at wholeeale *'n>irni Hotel Dining Itoo-n— In beauty. It has and must have Its Will open with a big chicken mill prices. AU kinds of planed shadows, but there is a beauty In the ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ shadow as well as in the glint and lumber. Our truck delivers any ner Wednesday, the 14th st 1 OREGON WE XTWWTt *♦ glimmer of the suo. lu grief and trou where Phone 188. 107 North 40c. i< • '• ’i ■ "* • HI " ♦ ble, and even in disaster, we can make Sixth street S'.’tt Tonight àhd Thursday, fair. Ufe beautiful--beautiful with courage, ♦ (Continued from Pag« O b «) Coffer I Mon < ompleteik— INSURANCE—All >♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ with resignation and a sublime faith DEPENDABLE The coffer dam, shutting off all lines See T M Stott. Buick aalee- tn the wisdom of that tVeator “who to k»ep the crowd In a carnival spirit doe th all things for the best.” Souie- roqtna Phone 82d. 43tf watfir from the by pa’**,at IQOW Kpi p tVLNThi j The big field ha* been rolled un Rankls dam. has t*4n ‘‘f| | "p i n ft — .ft ■ f " — 4. • ■ times there are sorrows that are good E&r the peat; thg«e 4a»s, th« At til It will prove to bo an excellent for ua becauw they Lear our hearts MODERN 7-room house, close In. The entire flow of the river 1» no» traction of the county will be direct of seltlahues-, and teach ua to aym I good location, lot 50x100, for sale., being sent through the four sluice 1 place for th« sports and round-up. Priced especially for quick sale. In-, gates «ndor the power .house. 4br«e 1 Th« large county roller »a put on ed toward the Southern Oregon In pathixe with our fellow human beings ground to roll It smooth Bloach- Grief has made many a heart gentle quire on premises. 411, Q St 72tf b«ing (otxr <b> »** feet The work [the [ dustrial Exposition The fsftner, ---------- I parklng that was not so before. We must take —V—2----- 1------------ :--------------- and v ■•»<•« .»!!• ii z* ' '•**** on the aeolion of the tlaiu across the era have been built the merchant, anj In fact, every the Joy and the sorrow together, per GOAL AND WOOD When you buy hr pro grounds for automobiles will bypass can now be started and it is your coal and wood from us you one. is vitally interested in the out mitting neither the one nor the other The city sprinkler will Iw expected that two weeks will see the i tided to make us forget life's real reason get two things that are essential come of the fair. It is the first to completion of this portion of th« I ! used to wet down the dust tonight for existence.—Loa Angeles Tim««. today- quality aud servit». Wil . 1 and early in the morning and l»y ths dam When the units across the by- be held here in aeveral ear» and I ........................................ liams Wood A Coal Co. 7 5 if pass are finished, th« dam will have) I time the fair nrowrll start to arrive wpon its success will depend the hold I Honor “Merry Monarch.“ everything will be ready for them It Down to the middle of ibe last cen E. L GALBRAITH—Real estate, in been completed. ing of others and whether they shall i la planned to sprinkle the grounds aurane« and plate glaaa liability. tury the statue of Chart«» I at Char every day be broadened out to include a great ing Cross, London, was decorated on <09 H G street, phone 28. 40tf 'lfil»»liM tnrn-i I'roeroM»— • Many stock entries were taken to er territory. The fair this year is not each May 29 with boughs of oak. while I to' Work on the gymnaalum annex i >Y)R SALE- Good cul! pears at the sheds thia morning Among th« merely a trial but is the beginning In towns and Tillages large branches Pro | Farm Bureau Wsrehotrae Next the Newman M. E. church t» were bung from the windows and up larger exhibitors, who have taken of an annual affair that will prove of right boughs placed against the doors. to Sixth street. 88 greasing rapidly and the inside Is prises at the Harrumento fpfr,<.wlll now receiving the attention of th« great benefit to the county. Ttio oak was cbooea m delicate allus be JLiver Banks J-'n/inc. Heart, O' the Ad contractors The roof has bmn com ion to King Charles II baring hidden FOX TERRIER pup for sale. ; Valley ranch and Sunny brook farm. Josephine county livestock made a dress John Dellinger, Rd. 8. pleted and is sufficiently high In the oak tree at Roscobel after the for There will be many other blooded nune for itself at the California battle of Worcester. The custom was Grants Pass. 81 basketball roti teste. It to likely that I stock entries besides these 1'rlre not always looked upon with favor, state fair, when great numbers of the high school basketball team will winners her« will be sent to Sii'.cm SALE Kitchen utensils, for In the memoirs of a parish clerk FOR be granted the privilege of using It , _ , , , ribbons were pinned on blue-blooded Urxt screen, center table, locker, two ... written by John Arbuthnot about ITO , . . .1 F . io compete In the stat« fair this winter, in the absence ot say ; stock from the Rogue Valley. Jose- years ago one finds the statement ,,clc]lhes|ha»k«dc f-wei-tuq,. wwmewr. ca|pet stensper. ah|. twfet Mater, other building suitable for the gum« ‘ phine county minerals excited the about "Amos Turner, a worthy per The basement floor I» ready for the son rightly esteemed emongst us for pint fruit jars. 648 North Fourth miners of the whole northwest in erection of shower baths and for par his suffering.« in that he had been Iveo- Street. Phone L<»-L , ml Africa Has Half World's Gold Portland when they were shown nt ored tn th« atocka for «earing aa oaken titioning Into rooms for various pur Africa has «wie half the wv>rl<i*a gob* The building Is <5 by 80 feet LEATHER BOOTS OT1ÆD. water- pose« the Portland Mining Exposition last tMMIgh " nine tenths «( Its diamond«, over half and will give the church a large spring Fruits from Josephine coun On«.Eyed Creatures. amount of added space. The contract ty and the Rogue River valley are The poesessiuti ut but viie eye may price for the building a« ft M to b* | than Euri? »>» ’ e ■ known all over the world where be the normal and permanent state in finished at this time Is 85500. Nnul pears and apples are denaandec And some forms of animal life, as In some of the crustaceans, such as the Cyclo- yet it Is safe to say that few people pidae. so-called from their simple sin here know about the gTeat resources gle eye. Thrwe minute ontotnostrucaus are mosUy found In fr*-h tfater* 'and and possibilities with which they are without hearts. They are ex- There tfemeiy prolific, and It Js_ estimated come in contact every day. ■ever was a better chance to ret that In lumtmJr a female maj be- HATS—New fall and winter k)'.» at come* "the progenetris of more than home ‘'acquainted with your own Mrs. Burtons, also room* for rent. four mill Um de.sceiidar-t*. They !>• Opposite courthouse 8*> than now. .long to the family of Copepoda. uf i: :«• the Kugljslt book-name is e»r which FOR BALE A perfectly good Way<b- In the latest iasti« of the Port- footed crustaceans, h simple rendering Drag Saw, with friction Clutch and land Telegram. Is an -editorial deal- of the scientlUc 'nhlftte. detachable wheel for moving from frijr with Josephine county. The ar « • » «* !l V It \lb-n 121 lOM log to log. I uiQ í n. ■y». ■ i ticle, which will be printed in full phine street. No word should be -poker) against Saturday, tells of the romance which old things Jcat because they are <.ld, lies, unseen in the mountains. It for in excellence and elegance many k EW TOD * V—lllat-k«milh's lands the- pioneer traits 'of many rtf old /Rings snfpas« fhe Ïie-.<é4t thing«, ft-inrh jaw, large 3 drawer dr«*ser the settlers, hut best of all it tells and tha1 á thin. *mrme« the <«!ir« bevel mirror, 303 Savage rifle, dandy Is tn a way te’»tlith>ny of Its ><A>rVh range with coil, domestic sewing ma of the progressiveness of the citizens ttiou’-’h al«’ in » *»y H may be tes chine, oak ro< k«Ts, other bargains. I •f 1 .4 fc«|fy||,'Thf cMMffaJ^fr timony of Its wortbleasnessi Tlirrv Phone 71. T. C. Booth. old a-n' exhmple of fhYis phoTresinv» blrn Jx hoqietiine« iS <• flavor atsiut things , w h.c|i nep iii' k. sert The fair is now an actuality and <>( an pdor °í ,bop¡wv^J und lHvenf|yr "D^Y OFF I • • ' • * siili if ’* needs th,« su^po^t, of(ay tq. rpake it Insta#-' of arnisl,,, fi,e«b paint »nd Leisure Time, That Hgs Been Earned wet plaster. t'<-i:irÌÌm«s t/n- odor of the success which it deserves. Three Mean» Better Health and Befter ohl 'tiilngs Is must.' anil inore -rig days of fun and of education are Irt-wtlve of fnóth«. i-iorms ahi de<-ny flU I ■ Work Afterward. o,l . I!«i*' ..1(1,__ t-'-'-i, <11 -.(>>• i it I I promised and' ft,'fs uji to the people ftfifn nf b<bCwb'>i9 uhil' lavender.- Ft- “'I h«-re |W‘»imliinU'tliat dears th*-cob to1 take ad Vantage of the opportunity. cbange webs **> effo<-tu»llv out of <AHs/s »miti .iLis'vjf . .1 illit.l’tl'f 4111 '■ .»’fl Hl I'r hh ,a.day off.'' the ìYountf-Dtel -Philo* •>PhfH 'AViiv siiylhM.,(i«JuHt ~ws *e ¡Un’i » . Of» ”f ,^ur„,^«r|i. i^.slrmld plaqupjir .it-ny: only, most.of tps. ,|n ti>« elainot .th* i| SVp/emlier ourier • . fl' tltoe«. forjjet that, ost<d»iisbm»mt'of issue r fi its liedessary as to (Iru'ige; ami we <lHfrfu«e'l<dsu'lii With iki.lhi;-». oV«*ri<r ,, J Days ,r*‘1 know lit my Awn'HsMte how d1fll< iili HfflDc H.A f|)<«"PlliT. these these 11 fgifM- me to Make tip iny mind. d*rf .tiicto yon , ,| .1,1.1.Il 111 •!» > •nt. iritel.i HMlllinhen<liffg*y,< that 'I 'Hiqufn* I 1 , V- , II» o i í t >i ■ ■c nmx and th*«, a tnocnlng away from my desk. , .>• n ' <11 "So, If the day /XT mean* so tniir-h BE M*»^ I* Booths Being Prepared COURIER WISDOM OF TAKING th in to «<-e. In the big town, a group of riit<l<llf«nig<Ml'l>l/'n Ultkfóhfffg'but'ln'M motor <ws<uir>•Sunt’orlspi m«vnlhg. their golf sticks piled tieside them, while others trudge to ,dreary layks,r, TJiey piiyr their liberty,, nu.di/i)bt-f- “f .W be nil'tin- better tomorrow..fof IhrWri feu- Kouts of delightful spor/ mid lieaith-givlng freedórii. "Too Minn the dirtalri Is rrittg'HÓwn <m this'glowing-world we live In; and It Is heartbreaking to r-oualder It«» many spot« there are close rvt our gote* which we never find the time to see aiffi;. W-Tw- M comte nn/1 r-ome and tfc trenrf tn« w corri<rors ........ . of ,.JC ... til* <-ountry«l<le ; in.feiid. we cling to tl:< granite «f the «lty."Wnrf [Atc«i d<,4MteIr- linllw-ny«*—th>- more d(‘«ol»»f<-',b<-<-:iii'-i' they are c-owded with people we do not know. And nil of them tiro hur rying—where 7 „ "I wonder. And so, no doubt they.*—frid/i the Outlook. I cr ? ‘••fl: . ' *H( i__ ■■ ■ ; « Office aUtfonery, Af) delghtìl grade» of palier- rH'irrtr rfflcë ,Volti •II' a.. • ornar ♦ I ,nt:-iv in ri<r" ■! I ksnaibls" Maimge, «■lisible wouitii always most foolish marriage». Remember ijourlrr Bargen IMF** 3 DAYS ONLY * i ” tin- noil Pieneer Implsmsrtk Koine of the ploii<«-r lluplegienU»— ungimil* of wplcb air in the «'lev«- lun I IVnli-H) Reserve 111st < <r Ir«! •>- clety- arc a Ord warming |>uii am) Ua lantern » Dutch men, a foot wurtnar, a fry'hg l*»n handle four tret i<»g. ■huvlng horse and dmwlng knife, augur trough, puck saddle, tlitll. »rd laih|>. candle tnuiiH, tallow candle aud stick, stiunera, flux hat< bet, baud wout curd«, 'jillut broom, big spinning »l.eei t'srd for wool, small «pluning * linxi <¡««<1 fot flai ,( ■ a •I h Amili eisar > D thy,, Daily ut the fourje -■ouïes »ni-Hnmla) the Jaj’giiiu avili lie S On. diiys-and days only the , pri.ee vviU,.» ■ tr-iin • I Present subscribers may take udvautHgc of ib-us Htrictiy in .. </fFj»<»upi*kity •oifWNe money if their subscription isipaid to at least 'Sop I llhthr tciililTi ivotWMlnhk'seen re* this privilege by paying all arreaiagVA' at tin ! regular rate of 50 cents per inoiith. It” D-IIM'. •■- ■■ ■<•' »-l'>i; rtl I II ■ •.li.V.lll ' >1' I .V.)lt. ' ’ ’ 7 Tlies»' rules'are held' to striftJy,. and no subscript .¡oju will • Ixr, rocc.iv.cd at iiic reduced .rate after the Ibtli unless sent by letter, t.lie postmark ibeaiM ,. iug-tixe date; <rl the 18th. •j f ««}(•! tn!' <»:••-1 •'Pi* I’o a»‘f‘Orirrt’nodYtte thofcC Who cah not. rely tm their own memory^ :ic. cpt diVckji iiow, 'but they will not, lie »-a^ii-d nor receipts is’sned ipitfl he lStTi/al’thpugh subscriptions may start af ap.X time. «.1 $6 per year ,50c Per nionth IM I < » j I) »fH'« ! ih *' . ’ • » Í Saves you$ |.()() • .-. its) I f I ) o I •' I » ’»I ’ ’ ' ’ 1 .ast yea., a number were disappointed, owing to forgetful ih sh iiih I •>(!t’i"<»l>4iu'‘d to pay the regular priec. zriiis Vciir they will rcnu-nibor.'but ./di w««.- mM”• forget.” if vp'ii'fbr;