FRIDAY. .Al’llIL 1.1.
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THERE Ain t nothin’ that fails like HARTFORD STEAM BOILER in
spection and Insurance. See Stott
"can't.” E C. Bell, civil and irri
for ratea.
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gation eng'r. Phone 221-R.
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LET'S ALL BOOST for a cauuery
GRAPES! GRAPES! Tokays. Mai-
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agua, Muscats. Emperor. Rose
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Peru, Concord—Now is a tine Eul NO I’m about two weeks ago
Owqer call at Courier office.
time to set out.
See Jordan's
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Nursery at N. Tenth St.
The Associated Prtoss is exclusive
ly eutitied to the use tor republica
tion of ail news dispatches credited FOR SALE—By owner 23 acres.
22300. two miles out. All cleared,
,n this, or ail otherwise credited, la
some
leveled.
Terms
Phone FOR SALE llraud new Ford tour
Alls paper aud also the local news
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ing. Hasslers, motormetre,
and
published herein.
license. Smith's Garage.
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All ngnts for republication of FRANQUETTE WAU4VT8 — Only
special dispatches herein are also re
a few left at 21 each, also Etters
served.
burg 121 strawberries. Evergreen
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Blackberries. Cuthbert Raspber
ries. Currants. Gooseberries. Rhu-
FRIDAY, APRIL 1.3. 193S.
txrb. Cherries—all for cannery OPPORTUNITY for young man in
Courier office. Must be mechan
purposes at Jordan's. North Tenth
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ically inclined and desire to learn
Street.
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presswork. Steady position. Ap
OREGON WEATHER
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ply at once.
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♦ DINING ROOM GIRL WANTED at
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American Restaurant.
64 FOR RENT—One-6-room modern
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Wcather for the Week
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house. One 4-room modern house.
Pacific Coast States. Gener ♦ FOR SALE—Good small team and
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See Isaac Best.
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wagon, a snap. Also 30 acre
♦ ally fair and normal tempera ♦
homestead, one mile from saw STOTT—Automobile Accident
In
♦ ture, but with probability of ♦
mill. W. R. Powers, 624 Jordan
surance. The Best Coverage and
street.
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♦ occasional rain in western Ore
rates. Always and All Ways, tf
♦ gon and western Washington. ♦ DRY WOOD FOR SALE—Prompt FOR SALE or trade for a good baby
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buggy—A white wicker sulkey.
delivery.
Houser Bros.
Phone
Call 389.
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Fair tonight aud Saturday, ♦
♦ Heavy to killing frost in early
liminary examination of prisoners
♦ morning.
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can be abolished if he shows a dis
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position to plead guilty. Under such
i
an arrangement a prisoner desiring
BUM» I P YOUR OWN TOWN
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; to plead guilty can go directly to the
When a man manufactures a com
i superior court, enter his plea and
modity that is 3S good, or perhaps a
i start serving his sentence immedi-
little better, than can be produced
ately.
elsewhere, that man is entitled to
It has been pointed out that such
the support of the people of the com
a measure would speed up the hand-
munity in which he lives. By sup
ling of many cases and would work
port is not meaut the vocal backing
to the interests of the prisoners,
and praise, but the real honest sup
many of whom are now compelled
port which is given when people call
to remain in jail several weeks be
fore being given a hearing.
for home made products and will
aiStaff Gmspmdudr
The measure, it is claimed, will
take nothing else. The store keeper
•öl' fârld Craters tìf
also result in great financial sav‘ng
handles the goods necessary to sup
Population
to the state, particularly in wit
ply his patrons. If they call for an
nesses. fees, cost of stenographic
out of town product he must give it
Los Angeles, Apr. IS.-«—(L N. S. I transcribing and other court costs.
to them. The merchants are eager —The proposed "three-fourths" jury
District Attorney Thomas Lee
to handle the. home products exclu verdict in criminal cases is meeting
i Woolwine, while talking before a
with
unlimited
approval
in
Los
An
sively if possible.
geles and throughout Southern Cal luncheon of the commission recently
The power lies in the hands of ifornia. Because there have been < assured the full support of his of-
the people of the city to either sup numerous criminal cases in Los An fice to such a movement.
port their home. industries or allow geles in which persons, accused of
Enthusiastic endorsement of the
them to go backward
No person major offenses, have been allowed
crime commission and its work so
to
have
their
freedom
after
several
wishes to be accused of disloyalty to
trials because juries were unable to I far has been received from all parts
their home town and yet that charge suggest that the plan of a "three- I of the state, particularly commend
ing the movement to do away with
can be made if they buy out-of-town fourths” verdict be adopted.
the preliminary hearing.
products when those manufactured
Among those who have endorsed
at home are obtainable. Bread is
Striking examples of cases where
the movement are 167 state newspa
imported into Grants Pass and yet prisoners have been allowed to go pers. virtually every civic,-erfmmer-
there are two excellent bakeries, free because the jury failed to come I cial and social organization in I-os
to a verdict are the recent trials of
Berkeley, San
Buffer ,is being brought in and yet Arthur C. Burch and Mrs. Mada- I Angeles, Oakland,
thete are excellent creameries in lynne Obenchain, Chicago divorcee, ■ Francisco and the city councils and
chambers of commerce in a score of
Grants Pass. Meanwhile the local charged with the murder of J. Bel
other California cities.
product must seek an outside n.ar- ton Kennedy, who were released af
ter Burch had been tried three times
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kef and everybody loses on account
and Mrs. Obenchain twice. When it
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of transportation charges.
was apparent no jury could reach a
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If a community is tu be built up. complete verdict in their cases Dis
Hal McNair and Tlios. H. Simpson,
it must be built up through its own trict Attorney Thomas Lee Wool
efforts. There are no outside forces wine was forced to go into court and prominent business men of Ashland
ask for a dismissal of the charges. were Grants Pass visitors today.
which are to be directed to the
Dewey Le.Moss expects to leave in
preservation of Grants Pass indus
Abolition of the preliminary hear the morning for Tia Juana, Mexico.
try.^ Other cities are promoting their ing in al! criminal cases, except He will take In the races there on
owij interests. Tlie next time pur where specifically demanded, will be Thursday, Friday and Saturday of
recommended by the Los Angeles next week, He expects to be gone
chases are made ask for the Grants
crime commission, recently organ for several weeks.
Pass product and help create a mar ized here, following its incorporation
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Ide left this
ket'for the raw products of the couri as a necessary move in speeding up afternoon for Portland, after sev-
ty as well as the manufactured ar- the administration of justice in Cali
tide. By consumlng such articles fornia.
The proposed new measure, which
as »re produced here the general
will be introduced at the present ses
prosperity of the county will be en sion of the state legislature at Sac
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By mall or carrier, per year ...26.00
By mail or earner, per month
.ftu
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Netcs
hanced.
ramento, will provide that the pre-
BETTER VALUES IN HOUSE
DRESSES AND BUNGALOW
APRONS
If you arc interested in house dresses or aprons it will be decid
edly to your advantage to investigate the new stock we have just
received. Special values at the following prices
98c, $1.50, $1.98, $2.98 and $4.25
The new Sport Sweaters are very attractive, Slipon, Tuxedo
Button Styles.
Most of them are made by BRADLEY.
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GENUINE
DURHAM
TOBACCO
end days in the city. ' They may de-
clde to return here to > make their
Mr.
home at some future time.
Ide has charge of the colonixatiou
and settlement work in the irrlga-
tion districts of the state.
Circuit Court Over—
The circuit court completed its
session here yesterday with nothing
of importance having come before It.
The case of John Apple vs Stevens
and Nodine was awarded to Mr Ap
pie. the jury allowing him 21. A
motion for a new trial will be enter
ed by th« attorney for Mr. Apple it
is understood. 3U days having been
given to file the motion.
Dou't Miss Thia, W . O. W .—
The Woodmen of the World will
,
have a hard times social and damy
at their hall on Monday, April 1|
Several good numbers have been ar
ranged for lietween supper and
dance. Supper at 6 SO. All Wood
men and their families are expected
1 to be there.
Forget those white
, collars, for the doorkeeper won't.
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Rig Pump Gets Attention—
Tests have been conducted today,
trying out the pump on the big La-
France truck used by the fire de
partment. The engine had not been
pumping the maximum amount of
water it should, and it has been
It
thoroughly gone over to bring
L.
back to its original efficiency.
Hill, of Portland, western represen
tative of the company has been do
ing the work on the pump.
t'aveinrn to Meet—
All Cavemen are expected to lie at
the Grants Pass Electric Store at 7
o’clock Saturday night In their Cave
men costumes and prepared to pa-
rade.
Saw Mill Equipment
Machinery
Power, Transmission and Heavy
Hardware
209 South Sixth St
Grauta Paaa, Oro.
P. S. Woodin
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Clifford Miulth
Clifford .Smith w.i* born near lat
Cross. Wisconsin. May 23. 1863. l>l»d
at his home at Rogue River. Oregon.
At the age of 11
April ft, 1923
years lie left Wisconsin for Missouri
spending
four
with his parents.
years there. He crossed the plains
with his parents in 1877 and set-
tied on Foots Creek. Oregon, living
there five year* and at Grants Pass
four year». During the four years
spout In Grants Pass, he became a
member of the Odd Fellows lodge
He was a charter member of the Odd
Fellows lodge at Sliver Lake and
was transferred to the same order
at Lakeview. Oregon.
lu the spring of 1884. he left for
tatke county. Oregon, and spent sev
eral years driving stage from Pais
ley to Ixkevlew. He was married
April
14,
to Lydia Ann Partiu.
1897. and to this union one child
was hern. He was engaged In steck
raising at Kummer Lake and Silver
latke for 14 years. In 1911 he dis-
posed of his property at Silver Lake
and settled at New Pine Creek, Ore
gon. tu July of the same year, at
which place he engnged in farming
and fruit growing for nine years.
lie united with the First Baptist
church of Goose Lake Valley, 8ep-
tember 3. 1917. and hud been a
He
faithful Christian ever since,
came to Grants Paas August
21.
1922, and in September 25, 1923,
settled at Rogue River, Oregon. He
leaves to mourn his death n wife, a
(daughter, ..irs. A rile Thompson and
her two daughters. Erma and Arlene
Thompson; four step-sons, George
William. Roy and Mark Partin; two
brothers. Ora Smith of Kerby. Ore
gon. and Fred Smith of Marshfield,
Oregon, aud three Mieterà. Mrs. Car-
rle Fry. of Curson, Washington:
Mrs. Emma Harbison, of Corvallis.
Oregon, and Mrs. Hattie Shogren. of
Alcea. Oregon.
Clar« (). Morey. Christine Britt-
san, Susie Brittsan and Lila I. il
wick were among those who spent
Saturday afternoon In Grants Pasa
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Lind I and
baby are visiting with Mrs. Llnd'a
father and bt others, Mr. Peterson
and sons.
Mrs II. S. Crockett left Sunday
tor Klamath Falls.
Robeyt Brittsan has been visiting
with relatives In Glvudale.
We were very glad to have Rev.
Cline with us again lust Sunday.
< Alti» OF THANKS
Apr. 14. Saturday Muscovite cere-
monial in Grants Pass.
Apr. 14. Saturday—Murphy dance
under auspices of Jewel orchestra.
April 18, Wednesday law enforce
ment conference, auspices W. C.
T. U. and Anti-Saloon league.
Apr 21. Saturday—Baseball benefit
dance at Leland.
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April 25-26, Wednesday and Thurs
day—Memorial home benefit pic
ture "Back Home and Broke" fea
turing Thomas Meighan, at the
Rivoli. Auspices of Womens Club.
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May 1, Tuesday May Breakfast by
Womans Association of Bethany
Presbyterian church.
May 27-June 1—Granta Paas Chau-
tauqua.
June 7-8-9, Thursday, Friday and
Saturday—G. A. R. reunion in
Grants Puss.
We wish to extend our heartfelt
thanks to our friends who were so
kind and helpful during the Illness
and death of our dear mother and
also for the beautiful floral offer-
ings.
SARAH HANEY.
MARTHA MURRAY.
HETTIE SIMKINS.
W H. EI'STED.
E. J. EU8TED.
TAD EE ST ED.
MR. and MRS. FRANK EUS-
TED.
HAZEL EI'STED.
MRS. ALICE SMITH
MINNIE STERLING.
.Don't Endure
Reserve District No. 12
R40FORT OF THE Ct>NDITIt>N <»F THE
Grants Pass and Josephine Bank
At Grants Pass. In th* Htatn of Oregou, at close of business April 3. 193.1
IUOMH Ht'EX
i. Ixiaiis and discounts, Inoluding radlaoount» showti In items
2 48ft.334
29 and 3<>. If any
4 43
3 Overdratts secured and unaecured
3. U. 8. govcrnnirut «ecuritles owned, Includine those ahown
1 85,5 GO
In items 3U aud 3ft, If any
4. Other bond», warrants and seeurllles. Includlng fuiaIXn
goverumanl, stale, municipal, corporation, Me, In-
eluding those shown in hums So aud 3ft. If any
6 Stucks, auturillus dial ms. liens, judgments, etc.
4 Ilaukltig house, furniture and flalures
7 Reni estate owned other than hanking house
8. tai Lawful reaervv with federal reserve I wink
». tbei Cash on hand 4n vault and due from other batiks,
74,04»
bankers and trust companies
IO. Exchange for clearing house and Items on other banka Ju
4.747
the same city or town as repot Hug bank
if. (’hecks on banks outside city ur town of reporting bank and
I. »01
other cash Items
Tolul cash and due from banks, items
8. 9. tu and 11
2131636 08
1,909
15 (told dust
20.
23.
24
26.
Xi.
27
28
OU
2ft
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2.1
82
21.03». 073. »4
Tolul
14
17.
14.
40
41
I.IAHI I .HI 4*
Cxtidtal stock paid In ..... ............v.....
I 2
Surplus fund
ta) Undivided profits
21»,453 <7
(III Lean current expenses, Interest and taxes
paid
2».»»I 33 10.572,55
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Dividends unpaid
DEMAND
other than banka, subject to reserve
Individual deposit* subject to oheck. Including dmaislts
due the State »f Oregon, county. clUea or other pub
2437.67» 7*
lic funds .
2.3ft
Duinand certificates of deposit outstanding..........
255 95
Certified checks outstanding
Cashier'» checks of this bank outstanding payable os de
1O.U4 3»
mand
Total of demand deposits, other than bank deposits, sub
ject to reserve. Items 23, 24. 25. 26
2648.432 3K
TIME ANI> SAVINGS 1W;|*<INI l>>. subject to reserve sad
payable on demand or subject to notice:
13».Stri MO
Time certificates of deposit outstanding
Savings depoaita, payable subject to nolle«
lift.ft!»» 3»
Total of time and aaviriga deposits payable on demand ur
aubjwl to uotloe. Items 27 ami 28
227».669 03
2l.U34.07» »4
Total
State of Oregon, County of Josephine, ««.
I, Sam H. Baker, cashier of the ubov« named bunk, do soleainly swear
that the above Maternent is true to the best of m> knowledge and belief.
SAM II BIKER, Cashier
CORRECT Attest I. A Ruble, Claus ffrhinldt, Charles Burkhalter,
Di rector«.
Subscribed aud sworn to before me this loth day of April, 1923.
A K. CASH. Notary Public fur Oregon.
(My commission expires Feb. 13. 1927.1
HUGO
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Now is the Time to
Refurnish Part of
Your Home
COM I.XU KVENH4
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It will pay you to take ad*
vantage of our special
spring values.
Watch our windows for
Specials.
Holman s Furniture Store
The Little Store Around the Corner
<’<>l NTY TREAHl RER'H < ALL
FOR ROAD WARRANTS
Varnish
Them!
If there are “eye-sores" around your homo—shabby sills, scuffed
and worn stairs or floors, a dull appearing chair, etc., why let
them annoy your sensibilities by looking at them constantly?
ACME QUALITY
VARNISH
Mine Equipment
Charter No 266
OBITÙARY
Scratch Pads—
AH kinds of paper and cut to Size
you want—10c lb.
or
Go Iti en Rule Store
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will transform them into surfaces you will admire
A little goes
far and improves things wonderfully. Come in and let us tell you
how to freshen up home surfaces with Acme Quality Varnish,
Acni«' Quality Floor Dressing cleans, pollslns and
re
news varniahol floors, woodwork and furniture, (Can be
used with dueling cloths and floor mops.)
Rogue River Hardware Company
The WINCHESTER Slorc.
All Josephine County Road war-
rants, iKHiied tip to (not including)
May 13th, 1921, and protested prior
to that date, are hereby called In and
are payable at the county treasur
er's office on or after April 12th,
1923, on which date interest will
ceaae.
GEO. 8. CALHOUN,
County Treasurer of Jose
6.1
phine County, Ore.
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for All Kinds of
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UGLY,ITCHING SKIN
Lumber
The Firet Application Makes
Skin Cool and Comfgrtable
At Prices you can afford
to pay.
If yon arc tuifering from eerem« or
some other torturing,
ring, rmbarassing
rmliarassin skin
trouble you may quickly be rid of it by
umg M< nlho-Stilphur, declare, a noted
»kin specialist
Thin sulphur preparation, because of
sis germ destroying proprrtM», seldom
fails to quickly subdue itching, even of
fiery cczctna The first application
make» the skin cool and comfortable.
Rath and blotches arc healed right up.
Rowles Mentho-Siilphtir is applied like
any pleasant cold cream ami is perfect
ly harmless. You can obtain a »mall
jar from any good druggist.
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Phone 187'J
South Sixth St.
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