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About Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 11, 1921)
FIGE TWO — OUTWITTING THE BOND THIth GRANTS PASS DAILY COURIER Past Due Published Daily Except Sunday A. E. Voorhle». Pub. and Propr. Entered at postoffice. Granu Pass. Or«., as second-class mall asatterj 1 Q of <>ur good cwitonieni have a |>a.»l AO due balance t-howing on our book». J ADVERTISING HATES Wall Street Bankers Have Devised •erne Novel Method« ef Camou flaging Securitise. Maplsy epaoe. per iaob------------ l-pareonal colunia, per line, 10c: per UM............................ onr»« “ IF YOU ARK ONK OF TH KM, OWE IN AT ONt'K AND PAY UP. THIS BUSINESS IH VERY INTKRKHTING, HUT WK CAN NOT LIVE ON THAT FACT. OUR TERMS ARE THIRTY BAY’S AND AU. HILLS MUST HK PAID WHEN DUE. DAILY OOURJER Ay mat! or carrier, per year----- $4 40 fly mall or carrier, per mqpth- 30, W SEELY OOUR 1ER Ay mall, per year .. $$■>> MEMBER OT ASSOCIATE® PRESS Th« Associated press la exclusively •ntltled to the nse tor republication at all news d I «pa tehee credited In thia dr all otherwise credited tn thia per and also the local new« pus hed herein. All righta for republication et ape> •»nl dlepetehee herein are also re served Insist on Minerva Yarns Grants Pass, Ore 101 à 105 N. tth protect the gold mining TUESDAY, OCTOBER 11, l»£l The world hears of the spectacular discoveries ot gold, and mining for ♦ OREGON WEATHER Weather for the Week Pacific Coast States: General- fair with normal tempera ture. but with a possibility of occasional rain on the north coast ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ <♦ ♦ Tonight and Wednesday fair. ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ DIGGING FOR GOLD The country at large is vitally in terested in the gold mining industry for gold Is the standard of value and the basts of all credit. Industry from destruction. Unless it can be made profitable for the gold pros pector and miner to seek for and to WEDDED ON DEATHBED Made a Will and mitted to the secretary of the treas PAIN DISTURB YOUR SLEEP? a careful and complete analysis of the gold production situation contains For TTF pain and torture of rheu matism can be quickly relieved instance, it shows that gold produc by an application of Sloan's tion in the United States has decreas Liniment. It brings warmth, ease sod comfort and lets you sleep soundly. ed from 1101,035,000 in 1*15 to Always have a bottle handy and $49,509,000 in 1*20, a decline of apply when you feel the first twinge. It penetrates wtlheui rubbing. more then 50 per cent. The con It's splendid to take the pain out of tired, aching muscles, sprains and sumption of gold in msnufacturers strains, stiff joints, and lame backs. and the arts increased from $37.820,- , For forty years pain’s enemy. Ask your neighbor. 000 in 1*15 to $75,490,000 in 1919. this increase being due to the exces sive demand for luxuries and the fact that the government has been sup plying industrial consumers of gold with the metal at the pre-war prices. Got Better. blanks st the Merchant Trinter»—Courier, of the United States senate and sub some rather startling figures. He In Philadelphia a dramatic bit of the precious metal is enveloped In romance became public the other day romance, but it does not hear of the when It was learned that Francis J. Ikvnnelly, s wealthy young man. be thousands of prospectors and miners lieved to be dying, wed his sweetheurt «who pursue the wtll-e-the-wlsp. and on his deathbed, willed her $.V'.00O mid who find the pursuit unprofitable. then, under the stimulus of his new- found happiness, defied all laws of The gold mining Industry must be medicine and began to recover. made profitable enough that men That Is the only reason the phy will engage in it. and the great sician can give for the remarkable progress be has shown In a gallant slump in production during the peat tight for life at the Abington Memorial five years Indicate» that the profit hospital, where the belief Is now ex has departed from it as an Industry. pressed that he will Hr». Sometime ago Ikmnelly was stricken There are mines of spectacular pro with appendicitis and a hurried opera duction. but the industry must rest tion was decided u|mn Alarming upon those mines ot lower value» symptoms developed anil then pneu monia set In. He expressed the desire that will pay for operation when gold to wed his childhood sweetheart, Miss is worth more in the market than It Emma A. Lacy, and the ceremony was is at present. Gold has always been performed last Saturday at Ida bed- side. a staple production of Southern Ore mine the metal production must fall, lust as it ha? been falling for th? gon. and this district will watch de • Placer location oast few years, A statement recent- velopments at Washington with in Courier office. ly prepared by a group of senators terest. ury accompanying a request for Then Eastern Women Advancing. Feet fit for frats, both as to slin|v> and shoes, an« no longer confined to men nor vet to the women of the west ern world, sny» a bulletin from the national board of the Y. IV. C. A. In the recent Olympic races of the Far Ea«t. held In Shanghai, 120» girls and young women took pnrt. of these 200 were from Japan ..nd the Philippine Islands, and the reo from Chinn. 300 bring Shanghai girls The Shanghai delegation was selected and trained for the events by the Young Women’s Uhristlan association of Shanghai. "It Is within the Inst six years that thia activity In the land of little bound feet has developed." writes Miss Flor ence Brown of Hocheater. N. Y.. who la at present In Shanghai for the Y. W. C. A. “In lOlfi, when the last Olym pic games were held,’* she says, "the only girls who took part were a few Filipino girls, who formed a baseball team." nasa.. ; i KT * M ît "Nationally Priced'' — Which manna thu sumo price to every In th« back of «act» Instrument * III N HOME WITH THEM while they ar« nice and hot and let th« folks enjoy them Hot bread, rolls and buns bakery— every day at this »«nd for thorn and here a resi treat. They have that ’’give- taste. you me-eome-more” know| Ask the children! Ask yrour Grocer r<>r lit end baked by live GRANTS PASS at the fectorv. We ere exclu sive agcnis for Jackson. Jose- ¡ihlno and I ml Norte Counties The Music & Photo House Grants Pass, Oregon Stanton Rowell, Prop BAKERY 303 (1 Hires* FROM COUGHS C olds , C roup Tickling Throat Whooping Cough Bronchial Cough Hoarseness, etc. F«»r nunjr year« ■ •$ a nd «rtf family cough tnodlcin« <d high- •4t merit. Contains i*o opla(•». FOLEY’S HONEY and TAR Nix an the Parley Aho”stuff! ET a motorist start to 1—/ talk about his tire trou bles, and someone in the group is sure to say: “Are you sure your tubes are right?” Get a Revere Tube. Watch its performance. It will give you a new stand ard for judging tube quality A FRIEND of mine. • • • WHO COULDN’T »peak. At all druggists—35c, 70c, $1.40. Sloa Liniment C. A WINETROUT A WORD of French. WENT TO Paris. • • • AND THE first time. • • • HE HAD to get. The senators also fear a further de A HAIRCUT »ml ahavo. REVERE HE PRACTICED an hour. more profitable. TIR.ES MAKING 8IGN3. A resolution has been introduced IN THE looking glas«. in the house of representatives that TUBES SO THE French barber. would provide for an excise tax and WOULD UNDERSTAND him. • • • AND THEN he went In. for an equitable adjustment between the producer and the Induatrial con sumer of gold, and the group of sen AND WIGGLED his fingers. • • • THROUGH HIS hair. ators has asked the secretary to eith er endorse this resolution or to form Grants Pass and Roseburg Stage tWMUr AM> hl NDA1 leave Grants I’« m 1:00 p. m- AND STROKED hin chin. • • • AND THE barber grinned. ulate a plan in its stead that Grants Pass AND FINISHED the job. Read This THEN MY friend thought. DAILY AND Kt NDAY HE’D BE polite I’HONK HA Olt UK» SO HE gave th« barber. • • • AN AMERICAN cigarette. TO Ml NS1NGWEAR HEALERh: The price of rotton within the last thirty days has ton crop in over 2S years. Available indications point to AND THE barber roared. • • • AND SAID "You BET. ly and continue steadily to advance. Therefore, we must revise price?, to become effective October JO, 1921, as shown in the Revised Current Price I USED to smoke ’em. • • • * WHEN I worked. • • • IN INDIANAPOLIS. List, which is enclosed. THE MUNSINGWEAR CORPORATION. AND BELIEVE me. lowest THEY SATISFY!’ * * * Golden Rule Store YOU'LL SOON BE ON YOl R FEET AGAIN, WHEN THE SOLES OF YOUR SHOES WEAR THRO1 GH, THEN COME TO THE BUSTER BROWN STORE AND GET FITTED OUT BRAND NEW. 211 South 6th St. GRANTS PASS AUTO AND SAID "Llkee voo. As a result yarn costs already hare risen tremendous B uster B rown S hoes LEAVE GHANTH I I’AHH 1S:OO a. n>. I :OO p. m. 4:0« p. m. fl: 13 p. in. 1.1 it ■ MII»F(»KD H;<HI 11 :«O a. m. 1 <H> p. m. 4:M p. m. Wo connect with Mettra for A »lila ml mid Jackson ville TO HIS mouth still greater advances. Buy your underwear now while prices are at the la'ave Roseburg 1 p. ni WHICH THE barber smoked. • • • AND MY friend pointed. risen an never before, brought almut l>y the «iiiallost cot Buster Brown Shoe Store • nan everywhere. Price branded IhiA at knjwlt démenti la K. C'. Ü. cline in production unless action is taken to make the industry Many ninnerà In Wart Street are adopting novel method» of their own to safeguard the securities given In their care for delivery. In some In stances firms have math« suggestions and rules for "eaiiiiMitliiglng" the butt tiling of sttwks ami homi* outside of their odlces. On«» brokers house has alt aectiritlea pinned Inside new »papers and one «»f It» runnars <i|>|Mirv>ntl> walk* around with a single nrwapa|H«r under his arni which hits attached to Its page» Inside valuable homi» anti storks. Yet Knottier firm litis hired former policemen to handle Its tlellv- eric» of stock Another firm has presented Its run ners With »lilts, the vests of which have large Inside pockv.» which are hut- timed «nd In these the securities an« carried and must be on palu of dis missal. One wet «lay recently a special mes- aengvr of a large linAemge house lur ried two Liberty Itomi» of *30.000 apiece and three of $10.001» each pin ned Inside a closed umbrella.—Mall Street Journal. lERE'S a smoke that talks 1 in any language and nerds no interpreter. Light up a Ches- terfleld, draw deep—and more plainly than words your smile will tell the world ‘'They Sat isfy.’’ It’s the blend that does it—and you can’t get “Satisfy" anywhere except in Chester fields. for that blond can't bt COVERS f copied! Chesterfield CIGARETTES a MADE AND -.PAIRE Wo repair and make every type mid style top and slip cov er—and do the work RIGHT- Imt us repair yotir preaont top and, also, lend real distinct ion to your car with a smart ret of durable slip cover». Ham pies, prices, etc., gladly »«•>- milted. G.B. BERRY Everything for the Auto C L HOBART COMPANY Lioorrr & M yess T « sacco C o .
