Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, March 21, 1923, Page 3, Image 3

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THE DECISION OF DEATH
Bargaia
Two Solid Oak Buffets they are beauties too. If you
want something fine in your dining room don’t fail to
see these.
Extra Special Langwood, Arctic or Nome Range, for
this «ale only we will allow you to select your choice of
an Enameled Bread or Cake Box, or Flour Bin, with
either of the ranges above, bought during this sale. Re­
member, we absolutely and unqualifiedly guarantee
these Lang Ranges they must give you service and sat­
isfaction or it’s no sale.
Special Folding Steel cot, full fabric spring, with all
cotton filler mattress, all for Ten Dollars.
Our own importation of Genuine First Quality Reed
and Grass Chairs and Rockers not the ordinary
quality, but absolutely Firsts something not often
shown in town heretofore. We can save you money on
these too. Come in and see them, new patterns, finish­
ed up as you like them. Fine for porch or inside use.
Light, strong and comfortable.
You will surely like
these imported goods.
Simmons Beds, standard everywhere, sold of
ten at $16.00, our Sale Special is $11.00. Other
beds down to $3.00.
Save Save
Save
Discount for this sale
of 5 per cent on any Wool Rug in the house
All through the store, look for the Red Tag goods, every
one is a Special Price Saving Number. No sacrifice of
Quality or Grade has been made for this sale just
savings for you.
South Sixth
Are your Bakings
AlwaysUniform?
The very first time you
use Calumet your baking
will be perfectly raised,
sweet and wholesome.
And you can expect un­
failing uniformity just as
long as you continue to
use it, because *
BEST BY TEST
CALUMET
The Economy
BAKING POWDER
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Never varies. The can you buy to-day
holds the same quality and leavening
strength as the first can that was
made thirty-five years ago. In every
can the last spoonful is as good as
the first.
There in no Riihstitiite for Calumet — notliinq
**juat nit Rood.** Ila nale in 2'/a timea ivi
much as that of any other brand.
A pound can of Calumet contain» full
16 ounces. Some baking powders come
in 12 ounce instead of 16 ounce cans.
Be sure you get a pound when you
want it.
TJŒ WORLD'S GREATEST BAKING POWDER
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Money on Person—
Andrew Olsen, who committed
clde Monday night iby hanging, left
225.78, it is said
He left word that
his brother lives at 331 Broadway In
'Portland but it has been found that
no person of that name lives there.
created him In ids own Image end
made Mm walk upright with his eyes
to the sky—and he was n«*t forced to
watch Ills feet, as were tlie beasts.
But when the Bed Man was created
and Imd lived for years in tlie peace­
ful valley th>- Manitou found that lie
was too strong ami too brave and that
he hud been created too much In the
linage of the Maker of us uli. So he
decided Jhat it would not do for the
Red Man to live loo long, else he
would become us wise and us great us
Manitou himself.
} So one day the Manitou appeared
to his daughter, the mother of the
Red Man, and to her he told his fears.
And ns a remedy he suggested that
the Red Man lie allowed to live only
for un allotted spun of years, nnd
that then lie 1« supplunted by Ids
children and Ills children's children
until time ended.
But first he thought lie would give
the Beil Man a chauee to determine
how he was to live. And so. In com­
pany with his «laughter he went to the
valley, where lived the Chosen People,
and he called forth the wisest nnd old­
est chief of them all to be the judge.
his one hand he took a buffalo
and In the other a stone and
the chief and his «laughter lie
went to the bank of the stream to make
the test.
First he tossed the buffalo chip into
the streum and the chin limited for
awhile until it struck the rapids and
then It submerged for a little wuy
and ngaln it floated and again it sale
merged, until finally It disappeared
from sight around a bend in the
stream.
And so the Manitou ruled that the
Ited Mun should live for four years
and then die and remain dead for four
years, following which he would again
come to life for a similar perlud. And
the old chief win pleased and m-cepted
the ruling.
But the daughter of Manitou, the
mother of all the Ited Men, was not
pleased nnd pleaded with her father
that some other arrangement might
be made. And the Manitou, wlio loved
bis daughter dearly, listened to her
pleading nnd agreed that there should
be one more test made nnd that tlie
result of that test should stand for­
ever, and the method of the test he left
to his daughter.
She, seeing that the Manitou had
not yet thrown the stene, ami thinking
that |M-rhaps the stone had some magic
unknown except to the Maker <tf «« alt
suggested that lie throw the «tone In
the water.
'Hie Manitou, taking her at her
word, tossed the stone far out Into the
stream, ami it fell with a splash Into
the water and sank out of sight. And
thus was the fate of the Bed Men de­
cided.
The Manitou ruled that each Bed
Man should live in tho valley an al­
lotted span of years, and that then he
should die and tils body should perish
from tlie earth and should never more
come to life In the valley.
But In order that the Bed Mon
should not be hopeless nnd forlorn lie
protniseil thut those of them who kept
the faith and praised the Manitou and
his good work should live again in the
happy hunting ground above the Peak,
where there would be no death nnd
where there would be no war and no
trouble. And so the ruling stood. The
Red Men were made mortal, to die
when their time canie. but knowing
of the promise of Manitou they felt no
tear of death. And so It Is today. We
nil must die. but living well, we live
again In that great hunting ground,
where all Is happiness nnd peace.
Chinook Salmon Caught—
Tho first Chinook salmon to be ex­
hibited in tho city this spring was
brought in today by Elmer Briggs,
who caught tho big fellow below the
dam. The salmon weighed 30 pounds
Note.—This legend bears n marked
and is the first to bo caught. It was similarity to a legend of Death told by
reported earlier that
several Chi­ the Blackfeet and credited to Nabl, the
nooks had been taken but it is be­ semi-human Hod of earth, who, ac­
lieved that these were largo' steel­ cording to Hi«’ Blackfeet, Is n second­
heads, of which there were many of ary god to Manitou himself. Grinnell
extraordinary site. Tho salmon was In bls "BlackfootV.egenils" has quoted
this story, although no mention Is made
caught on a spoon hook. Tho fish
of the nfter-llfe and the te-t Is made
was on display in tho .loo Wharton
In a distinctly different milliner.
window this afternoon and aroused
much Interest among tho local fish­
Whale« Not Disappearing.
ermen.
Cnn tin* whales multiply with suffi­
cient rapidity to prevent flielr “vter-
Accident Injures One—
initiation by man?
Tlie whalemen
A hurry call reached tho city yes­ themselves are convinced that they
terday for medical assistance, fol­ can.
They estimate that there ace
lowing an accident which occurred tens of thousands of whales in tlie
near Hugo at about 4:30 in the af­ sens, ami at present the various whal­
ternoon.
Mrs. Schllck, who makes ing stations have been able to catch
all the whales they need without «oliig
her home on the Pacific highway
more than two Im ml red mile« up anil
near Hugo, drove over to see Mrs.
down the coast and out to sea. Knch
(loo. Baer, and when returning ran station has undoubtedly already taken
her car Into a stump by the road­ more whale« than would be nntural
side. Mrs. Schllck's grandmother, a residents of the walers In which they
woman of about 83 years of age was operate, hence the losses In that area
thrown from tho back seat over the can only be made up by other whales
front and through tho
windshield, swimming In from other ports of the
cutting deep gashes in her head and «eu.
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several places nbout her face.
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Sure Enough.
number of stitches were required to
"Ten dollars!
Aren't you over-
close the woiuids, and the agod wom­
an I? expected to suffer no perma­ charging me?"
"Haven’t you ten dollar*«?”
nent 111 effects.
Mrs. Schllck was
“Oh, yea."
uninjured.
“Then how can I be overcharging
you ?"
Black cover paper at the Courier.
The Big Bargain Day and
Spring Opening
The merchants of Grants Pass will strive to give you
bargains that are real bargains on this day and will
display the very latest styles
KEEP THIS DATE IN MIND
SATURDAY, MARCH 24th
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