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About Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 21, 1923)
u ii »\ i son . i i mu un UI, GRANTS PASS DULY COURIER MOR • GRANTS PASS DAILY COURIER FublisbcM Dally Except Sunday A. E. Voorhles, Pub. and Propr. Enterest at p<»stoffice, Grants Paas, Ore., ns srcuad-class mail matter. LUCKY STRIKE ADVERTISING RATES Display space, per ini h Local-personal column, per line 10c Readers, per iiuu D By Mi! or $6 00 By mail or carrier per month . .5” WEEKLY COURIER” By mail, per year . $2.Oil MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS Tho-Avsoc iated Press is exclusive ly entitled to the use for republica tion of ail news dispatches credited <a this, or al! other wise credited, tn Jiis paper aud also the local news published herein. All rights for republication of special dtspatclies hereiu are also re served. WHI&1 shay . 11 mu iky ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ OtUMiO.N rt KATHKB ♦ ♦ Weather for the Week Pacific Coast States: Consid ♦ erable cloudiness and occasion ♦ al rain: temperature near nor The word ’ fool" is seldom used any more without the adjective. ---------- o...... — Farming is a risky business— constaut gamble against the weather. It is a fine thing to wa.it nothing, tor you can upon getting it. It*» toasted. This one extra process gives a delightful quality that can not be duplicated depend ■o Some people think they are getting into society when they cau afford a hired girl one day a week. Adam and Eve surely had their troubles around mos quito time. There is but one way to have good Health, ami that is to keep clean and behave yourself. ♦ Tonight and Thursday creasing cloudiness, probably rain in west portion. Moder ♦ ate to fresh easterly winds. THE (XMOMZATION 1I.AN With the Grant» Pass Irrigation district selectad as the first project ia the state to comujiinder the colonisa tion and settlement work of the state Chamber of Commerce, an Influx of settlers may be expected withiu the next fe«t months. The cooperation of tho people within the district is needed, however, to puf tho work ^aerers. No nij:,<- y is asked from the » people here All I the state . rganiza- Washington IIEZ HECK SAYS “One advantage of whiskers is that they keep tobaceer juice off the necktie.” PEOPLE’S MARKET Advertisements under thia heading 5c per line per issue. All tla.-siiied atte appear under this heading the first time tlon waEti 1» the ar»:r:.Ece that Ite’ settler will get hi« iSBd at a fair ORDER COAL. NOW, William! Wood Yard. 95tt valuation, r. it at a s. '¿.Stive .price. PRIFGK.ESS1VE MANO SCHOOL— Clara. Tuttle Fenton. 609 A street, The district new ha* a chance ol _State Accredited Teacher^____ 95tf bwug Settled quickly. T'e larger tracts can be broken up and sold !n FOR RENT-—Residence with garage Phono ».7 isti smaller acreages to the newcomer AUTOMÒBILE ACCIDENT INSUR who will immediately put it into cu: ANCE— See T. M. Stott, for the best protection. U7tf tl cat ion. In this lies the salvation FURNISHED Housekeeping ro. ¡ns on I Valley of the di let for thy Rogue ground fioor. nice »otitu-ne ex. can de b-.-.t with intensiv.;. ■ sore, I, 511 So. 4t!l St. 24 UOK, ft-cit aS Will i< n y cü th- CAòH- —For raw fur» at 315 N. 6lh street. 127 five, ten aud M acre places, These A GOOD PLACE TO EAT — Mocha Cate. 517 G street. HOUSEWORK -By the hour, address 405 G street. 24 Juhaity N<ews Letter G»sfip a£Staff ' Cari'.paniadt ■at boriti Centers at Population Kansas City, .Mo., Feb 21.— 11. N. S. 1—Staid financiers of this Mid Western city were somewhat astoti isbed recently when they learned that a. debutante had invaded their ranks in the role of a bank director. Stockholders of a suburban liank awarded Miss Frances Fleming—a pulchritudinous member of the coun try club "set"—the honor of being the first representative of the fair sex to grace the directorate of a liank in the "show-me" state. All of the other members of the board of directors of the Corn Ex change bank, to which Mtss Fleming was elected, are men Friends of the pretty young woman predict she will be a success. FOR SAIJS—One 1 U-in walking plow, 1 Sulky plow. 1 • 12-lnch disc gram drill, 1 corn planter, I i-eg- Week after week local ministers tuoch cultivator. 1 riding cultiva tor, one riding plow attachment. scathingly d nour.ee the law en- * Grass seeder attachment, 1 wagon brake. These goods will be sold they declare, are making no attempt March 1st to the men who give right price. Valley Garage. Zu to enforce the prohibition law. Dove tailing with these claims is the as FOR SALE 6-room furnished house sertion of the Rev. W. S. Foreman, city water, electric lights; poultry house and poultry yard, fine gar assistant state -uperlllt« ndent of tho smaller places will also insure a can-1 FOR SALE —6-room modern house, den ground, $16«o. Terms, E. L. Anti-Saloon, League, who declared built-in conveniences. f-arge lot Galbraith, Tuffs Bldg. 521 H St.19 heatedly; ‘'Kansas City i« wide open! nery for the valley fi ■’•. H will then only $zsuo.ut), terms. E. L. Gal In fact it is the v <-U. t city in tl braith, Tuffs Bldg, 521 H street. 19 FOR SALE--Two farms on the Ap be certain that produce can be grow:: plegate, 7 miles» miles above Murphy. state! ” in quantity. WANTED—To get in touch with Oregon, watei r to irrigate. 40-acre When pressed as to his authority party having power sprayer cap relinquishment, and other small for The local district will reco.ve fa such statements, Reverend able nf developing 3uo lbs. pres farms for sale at a bargain. See sure, for sprays demanded by fruit vorable advertising, for W. G. Id . W. S. Bailey at North 10th St., Foreman casually remarked that a inspector. See li. B. Howell, court Grants Pass. Ore., phone 117-J. 45 corps of his investigators have head of the colonization in tho state, house. proved them. was highly complimentary. He found FOR SALE—One acro ground, som* WOOD FOR SALE—Get our prices, The minister urged that the Houser Bros., Phone 326-Y. 30 fruii and berne», email house, the -lituate apd soil unexcelled and 1-UO, tarma. E L. Gaibraith, Tuffa SHADELAND ECLIPSE And other church inject itself Into politic« said that he weald uvea consider building, òzi li St. 19 white i spring oats for sale at Jose- When this Is done bootlegger«, making his home within the district. E. L. GALBRAITH--Real estate, In .19 "booze dives" and drug stores which phine i County Flour Mill. He came here with a decidedly bad surance and plate glass liability. found -Biack. right hand, driving dispose of liquor Illegitimately will Tuffs Bldg. 6th and H. Paone 28. glove. Owner may have by calling be forced to make hasty moves to impression. He hail been told that 20 other regions, he said. at Cuu trier office. $5u(> ’Aeolian player piano, almost things were on the rocks, that Jose ¡lew for sale a; $275 cash Write FOR SALE — Wellington Marvel phine County was a good pla o to No. 447 care Courier! __ 24 strawberry plants, at only 3 cents Noon dancing is the rage in Kan each. Ready for market about slay away from and that things, in ST. MAWES HINDI LAO ROMAPO sas City these wintry days. Two two wee» - earlier than other ber- -Means math. St. Mawes’ Jer general, were in bail shape. Hr left; ries. Write for particulars. N. downtown hotels having inaugurat seys lead the world. Rinda Lad, h*ire with a completo reversal of. sired 8 of the herd of ten highest Marwick, Merlin, Ore., formerly ed the custom, which is so popular I throughout the effete East. opinion. He found development:i cows living, any oreed. Romapo Many was the foundation sire of the work progressing, found the paopiel ■; . o • li-,-i|., any l.r- <1. FOfl SALE Modern house, close in, business men have found that indul completely famished. Price $1600. gence in terpsicliorean revels at Vive la France. There’s not a bull in a happy mood and found the pro Term- on part. Heath & Herman. their lunch hour puts them in fine in Southern «aregon with any great ject on a substantial basis. He left er combination of high producing FOR SALE Baby basinet, Phone fettle for the afternoon "grind’’ at blood. He’« at service one miie^ 32 3-Y. 20 th. office. with the statement that lie would I “west of town. J. Webster. 12 SIX ROOM HOUSE—Large grounds, not hesitate in recommending ttiej JOSEPH MOSS AGENCY—Insurance chicken house, garage, barn, good Grant« Pass project. A unique «how, sponsored by the and bonds. High class companies ' hade, flint», Heath & Herman. Women’s Commercial Club, was The speculator will find no li-lpi staged here recently. Booth«, fea- Joining th y are furthering' from the sta<tc organisation. I.-cud ' that A H< rd Sv.im. turing every activity in which wont- must be sold at a price fi\<-i ;»y tit !r work. A targe body of citizens Itotn a Fijian boat ».-upsized by ■ fen are engaged, were festively dec- true value. The settler will not be orking toward a common end will' squall óve men were drown» <1. but a orated for the occasion. The club than tlle'get much further than several hun-l woman, uccustoined to swim from Is composed of women who are in told to buy at a price high cblldliood, reached the «Itéré after land is worth, ■ pt. pi ) lr 1 indh'dials, each working! swimming for 13 houra. When slit business for themselves or who ne within the (list that th ¡toward his own objc tlve in his own! »i-:e-he»J tin- oral reef l. -r hair cnnghl cupy executive positions in the bn»- nt Its fu I I.ns, t. .-»;e di'aaged iness world. chamVer Is give; the aid way. •iciseif to mu ly. Exhibits of milliner«. i drcKRtnnk- i ------------- ers, insurance and realty ’ dealer«, The people of tho city an- Joining! Wl-en Cric!-c.5 la n-st Coursc. brokers and beauty «pecialists I COMING EVENTS the Chamber of Coinm- rcu in largo) IL- wlio, when c».;;.•(! upon lo speak were displayed. •.t;:tv< ! . trulli, t 11« |t holdly unti ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦44 4 ♦ ♦ ♦ > numbers. The chamber Is interested ;> A state-wide movement 1 .-»- cono, i., diti, boldir nnd mlhler Mar. 10, Saturday—-Rummage Sale, maimed unfortunates to help them in making Grants Pass a be’ter 'tn ■> than he who ré l-i.s in n | IW voice 33 selves is being conducted In Kan benefit Community House. in which to live and tho people S' <■ -;i t.cier cu ntli!.|l»1L-. l.nvulcr sas City by F. fl Bigler, who, al though minus an arm and a leg. ha« made a marked success in businos«. Bigler ha« had wide experience In Do you have a dull, steady ache in placing maimed mid deformed men the small of the back harp, stab bing twinges when stooping or lift- In both industrial mid governmental Ing— <li-tr, -Hing urinary disorder«? positions For bad ba.-k ¡<nd weakened k Id- Fourteen crippled person« have neya Grants Pa«« residente recoin- thus far filed their name«, together mend Doan’s Kidney Pili». Read thi« Soft Silt» ell and Silk .1er - . beautifully < iiibi-oidcred, with an outline of their abilities, Grants Pass Statement. alt colui ■», uuuau.illy good values. Mrs. Mary E. Jones. 103 W. G St., with Bigler. Bigler said lie would says: I ' flu' v. « n I my kid- Instruct these unfortunates how to noys, I had.dull, nagging back- overcome their bnndicaps and then aches nnd feit Ho tlred morn Inga I could hardly get started at my aid them in «(-curing jobs. "The crippled person nearly al housework, My kidnoys didn't act right, cither. I read of Doan'a Kld- ways proves to be of invaluable aid I i.oy Pills and used them, They to hl« employer.' Bigler said. ”He I helped me wonderfully, strengthen ing my kidneys and relieving the realizes he must use hl« head to sup i aches and pains so I felt better in ply the deflclench s of his body. every way.” Therefore lie is a «m cess, because he ! Price 60c, . at .. all dealers. Don't thinks.” Himpl> ti.-ik for a kidnoy remedy get Doan’» Kidney Pill«—the same Paper In all grades and colors for that Mrs. Jones had. Foster-Milburn Co., Mfr»., Buffalo, N. Y. Adv. sale at the Courier Office. I NEW PETTICOATS AND BLOOMERS Priced From $2.18 to $4.25 Golden Rule Store » I Grants Pass, Oregon X —• ■ 4 44444444444444444! AMI SEMENTH ♦ 4 » 444444444444*44 Jack Holt's new Paramount pic ture "While Satan Bleeps” based on Peter B Kyne’a story tho "Parson of rauamlnt” scored an emphatic HUC- cess 011 its preaentation at the Ri vol! theater last night. The theme, that of a crltnlnal who wage« a he- role fight for the mastery of hl.< soul afforded numerous opportunities for dramatic and thrilling action, of which the star and Ills splendid sup porting cagt. The picture Is highly entertaining. AmericanLegion COMMUNITY BUILDING BENEFIT DANCE ‘NOTICE We tho undersigned committee of tlie Parent-Teacher A«»oci.itl»>ii ; have inspected the repair work nt the high school, done by Mr. Harper and find tho snme to be well sup ported with good Hiibetantfal timbers which will make the building safe during the lifetime of tire timbers, which sliould Ire rejilaced by concrete later. A visit was made by a number of ; parents of Htii<|i-nts Io view the Ini- i provemonta made at the high s< bool, and all gave their approval of the work. School will be resumed Wed- I needav, with n full .......................... I peeled. DR. E. J. BILLICK, SAM WILLIAMS. (’. W. COURTNEY, Committee. rtituuvic Songs Which Are Always New Those beautiful old Hongs through which . tho heart «peaks ho truly wouldn't »on like a Brunswick to play them for you in your own home? We make It easy to own one by our convenient pnyment plan. You cun have n Bruns wick and your favorito Bruns wick Record» delivered today. 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