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About Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 14, 1921)
t oranti » p . aw ir, iiftTMnrat i», imi nm.r oorrogw PIGE TH Jin ■ .■■¡'■■Lil T—" ■r—■ Classified Membership of the » 4 Every man whose name appears below backs with his time and money his abiding faith in the future of Grants Pass and Josephine County. A place that is good enough to live in and earn money in is, in their opinion, good enough to make better. This list should be used by the people as a directory. Consult it. It will be published every six months. O. 8. Blanchard J. T. Chinnock J. N. Johnston W. T. .Miller H. D. Norton C. A. «Idler c f FARMERS HILLIARD PAIIMHCH AM* CIGAR HTOREH athikxiìn John Hauer lx<wls G. Hauer Frederick L. Hchmldt J V. Hchmldt IILACKHMITIIH 8. M. Ixconard J un . Trimble CONFECTION WW Herman Horning (GNTRACTORH A. J. Green John Hampshire Const. Co. W. It. Harper RENTINTH Dr. M. Il Britten Dr. E. C. Macy Dr. W. W. Walker Ititi «¡GISTS Mike Clemen« Harry E. Couch C. H. Deniaray J. A. Slover K. A. Adams M. C. Ament U. B Berry J. F Burke W. C. Carnahan C. A. Early W. E. Everton Cha« Hanson C. 1.. Hobart I*. Keellne Al. 'laiMo«« W. 8. Maxwell C. A. Winetrout <’. A. Thomas Myles B. Kill« C i» ri.-M 11. W. IjOOf Ed. G. Potter « R. E Bratton O. A. Colby J. P. Doyle 1x»yal W. Heath Frank Mashburn C. E. Roy F. L. VannIce K. M. Winetrout C. H. Woodward Sam H. Baker A. K. Caos R K Hackett R. F. Harri« Geo. I*. Jester James Uum IIARIIEItM Carl William« A. II. Gunnell A. C. Hoffman Will B Lyon I. F. Peek Frank South Harry Sordy A. Walker MINISTERS Rev. Jos. Knotts Witford Allen A. S. Coûtant P. P. Proctor J. H. Griffith A. E. Voorhies * PAINTERS JEWELERS A. 8. Barnen Alfred lxtcher, Jr. LI-MBERMFN R. 8. Borland E. Challson Charles R. Cooley Irving Kesterson PHYSICIANS Dr. E. J. Billlck Dr. L. O. Clement (Specialist) Dr. W. H. Flanagan Dr. F. H. ingram (Chiropractor) Dr S. Ixiughrfdge Dr. J. C. Smith Dr. R. W. Stearns PLUMBER W. R. Rannte RAILROAD OFFICIALS J. M. Isham E. A. Johnsrud E. A. Murphy r B——- MISI ELLANEOI'H Isaac Best E. L. Churchill P. B. Herman E. T. McKinstry A. N. Parsons liIXTAI R AXTS AND HOTEIJ4 Sam Cowley Al. J. Martineau Chas, «laudali P. A Smith HEIMIND HAND STORES J. F. Lloyd. SHOE REPAIR SHOP Wm. Hayes SPORTING (MNHIS Joe Wharton TAIMIRS AND CLEANERS Fred Roper Amo« Wiliams TRANSFER Wm. Bunch R. R. Hamcrly Alvin Mathes A. Shade veterinarian Dr. R. .1 Beatnl wool» .AND COAL <O. Albert Williams GOVERNMENT. COUNTY AND CITY OFFICIALS H. H. Allyn. Police Judge Goo. C. Calhonn. Connty Treasurer N W. Cole. Asst. Fire Chief F. L. Coon, County Clerk H. E. Haefner. Forest Service D. O. Hayes. County Assessor James Holman. Justice of Peace H. B. Howell, County Agent Geo. W.'Lewis. Sheriff. E. H. IJster. Deputy Sheriff E. H. MacDaniela. Forest Supervisor W. P. Quinlan, Postmaster W. J. Mishler, Supt. of City Schools Eclus Pollock. County Judge W. C. Ahlf P. T. Birchard, Grants Pass Cold Storage. Nelson B. Bohall, Oregon Gas 4 Elec. Company E. J. Carrillo. Const. Engineer. Shat tuck Const. Co. It W. Clarke, Rogue River W’ater Co. E. L. Coburn C. H. Corson, Mgr. Pacific Tel. 4 Tel. Company R. A. Dozier, Pacific Ore Reduction & Chemical Co. Chris Eisman. Orchard 1st Walter Evenson, Grants Pass Steam Laundry Jerome H. Fertlg, Engineer Granta Pass Irrigation District Foster 4 Kleiser, Advertising Agency W. J. Hesa, Mgr. Valley Pride Cream ery C. C. Hunt, Orchardist Luke Lilly, Rogue River Water Co. Ivan Uvlngston, Accountant J. D. MacVicar. John Hampshire Co. M. * R Sign Co. James Martin, Josephine Abstract Co. Geo. C. Metcalf. Retired W. A. Moore, Shattuck Const. Co. W. E. Newcomb, Mgr. Western Union Tele. Co. E. P. Newton. Shattuck Const. Co. James Noble, Retired C. F. Nutting, Oregon Cement Co. I. A. Roble, Pine Box Factory Geo. C. Sabin J. L. Schwenk. Mgr. Rivoli Theatre G. Stubblefield, Civil Engineer C. A. Swope Roy W’llcox, Gravel Pit. Trucking S No. 2 Glass Tumblers New Chairs I 50c Set $2.00 Each MORE HOLIDAY GOODS ARRIVING DAILY Lloyd’s Hints On Winter Driving Reading —and heeding—these hints on winter driving will make you a wealthier, wiser, happier motorist in frigid weather. They are reproduced from a bit of a booklet just issued by the United Motors Service, Incorporated, which comprises the service depart ments of the Delco, Klaxon and Remy organisations. Save them as they appear in these columns, learn them in substance and keep them where you can refer to them. They may help you out of trouble some cold day. For Proper Generator Operation i Watch the ammeter—In cold wea ther you make ahorter runs, use the eranker more frequently, and burn lights more hours. lx»w generating— or none at all -arili Boon exhaust the battery. If the instrument on the “The House of Satisfaction” r actually broken, may be just naturally worn out and leaky When your eu- Booth’s Second-Hand Store is Going to Move ! Toledo Hang«', «7O.OO. Mattresses aa low as «7.75. Cups and Ran cors, «1.75 per set and up. IO per vent reduction on Suitcases «1(1 Traveling lta|p>. 2 or » oak dowsers at bargain price«. Regu lar 75c broom for BBc, while they last. Phone 71 T. C. Booth Men’s Furnishings and Shoes 512 South 6th Buy His Gifts Here Our Store For Men Hllppeni, Hlioea, Pajama«, Hosiery, Handkerchiefs, wear, «e. Belta, Neck- Men, wear onr made-to-order suits, «22.50 and up. Walk a Block and Save a Dollar Captain Rudd of Cambndjje-Oxford Team Shocka American Coaches by Constant Smoking. * Bevll G. D. Rudd, track cuptaln of the Cambridge-Oxford team. Is a dif ferent tyi>e of athlete than our Ajuer- lean stars. The fact that he smokes a pipe gives U. S. coaches a shock. But Rudd seems to thrive on It. upsetting our training traditions. The great English middle-distance runner trains differently than our American stars. He runs all the year round. Usually he takes workouts twice dally. His life runs along on an even tenor. He smokes on the days he runs, making no chungee whatever in his living habits. American athletes usually traip on ly when they are pointed toward a meet. They work by spurts. It is Rudd's consistency that off sets his smoking. New Cigarette Cases just received. New, snappy designs, including the famous Talco Automa tic at the very latest new low prices. ODtometriits Secretary of Chicago White Sox Only Secretary In Majors Who la Also Ball Player. dash which reads "charge'' ar,<l “dis charge" doesn't show from 6 to 10 points on the "charge" sido—de;>end- mg on tho car—at, say. 20 miles per hour, you may bo inviting trouble. Examine plugs—Failure to run even ly on "all six" is aa often plug trouble as anything ciao. Plug points not only get near together but too far separated. Plug porcelains, tho not gine misses, look first to the plucpc. (See illustration above.) Contact points—Uneven ignition may be due to dirty or burned contact points. The contact points may not be properly adjusted. It will pay to S|>crui a few minutes at the service station occasionally having the dis tributor examined. Condenser trouble will be indicated by a rapid burning and pitting of the contact points after they ore cleaned. If this occurs the equipment should bo submitted for inapectioa and test. (Cwrifta 1911—By United Meter« Service lacer>era«M O. E. Roy & Co ENGLISHMAN TRAINS ON PIPE BARBOUR CAN PLAY IN PINCH Jan. 1, 1922, will be in the Building next to Rex Cafe I « C. K. Wikoff A. B. Cornell Theo. P. Cramer, Jr. T. M. Stott Harry 8. Clapp 8 <1. Clark C. L. Clevenger H. W. Paul R. C. Powers Fl HAITI HE DEAI.E11S E. G. Holman F. C. Goets Herman Kelbel Geo. P. Cramer T. P. Cramer I». C. McIntyre D. J. Manuel 4 Co. Geo. R. Riddle P. 8. Woodln INSURANCE EI,K< TRICIA NH BIKEItV MIXING HARDWARE, IMPLEMENTS ANI» BICYCLES HE Al, ESTATE DEALERS .MEAT MARKET* Chas. Click C. W. Gray E. H. Harbeck Harry C iarwls E. T. Topping OROCERH M. B. Bradford A. B. Evans W. T. Hendren J. Pardee Unti« Ringuette Herman Heb midt Carl R Smith V. T. Truax G. fi. Knapp. l»HY GOODH, ('MVrillEltH AND HIIOE DEALERS IIANKKRH K. Hammerbacbwr F. 8. Ireland A. F. Knox Will Scoville Clyde E. NII< m Imthrop Bros. * W. II. Ijeonard Ixiugtirtdge Ranch Haye« 4 Harter CARPENTIER WAVERING? Georges Carpentier 1« waver ing un his plans to return to America's ring. Vet Tex Rickard, who has his contract to fight Touimny Gib bons, believes he will. After Georges went home 1'iijjr to hl« match with Dctnp- sey, the same rumors floated across the Atlantic. This time he has nothing to prove except'that he la the heat man of hla weight in the world. The puree will still be large, but not a fortune. But Georges' word la Ills bond. He has given his word. 1M1LKJC311INU SPORT NOTES Young Jake Schaefer has taken up golf to Improve hl« billiard playing. ... Introduction of lacrosse Into the schools Is being considered In Englnnd. • • • Babe Ruth says that Zeb Zachary of the Washington team Is the bank's! pitcher in the American league for him te hit. • • • B. Roker, a one time star harrier of Colgate University, haa been ad mitted to tuemberahlp In the Morning- aide A. C. • • • Bunny Brief wound up tlie season In the American association with 42 home run« to his credit, knocking one on the Anal day. Louis C. Barbour of the White Sox Is the only club secretary In the ma- Jors who is also a player. Years ago be was an infielder for the White Sox. Since then he entered private business until he was sum moned by Sox officials to serve as traveling secretary. He can still play a good game and practices dally. He "goes to bat" for the players on every occasion, for he's been through the mill. He has a lot of sympathy for the man who haa to live on Pullmans and In hotels. Your Health Depends Upon What You Eat AV El FOR THOSE NECESSITIES, REMEMBER WR HAVE WHAT YOU WANT .AND WHEN YOU WANT IT. ►: Nineteenth Hole Yarn Golf enthusiasts on the links at Carleton Place, Ont., who had observed that squirrels resident on the course were eyeing them in a peculiar manner, learned the reason the other day. Lesley Reynolds announced he had stalked one of the squirrels to a hollow tree and found a cache of 41 golf balls. Search of similar hiding places on the course revealed 50 more lost balls ho said. Curious Currency. On Renneuu lsliii«d. the least visited In the Pacific, the only currency con sists of the teeth of flying foxes; the island Is surrounded by walls of coral limestone over 300 feet high. PHONE 52 The City Market Fanne Shirts Woodward’s Shoes and Men’s Furnishings Shoes for the Family
