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:ty : nd hope to see both filling their
AU rights for ret education o respective stations at grange next
«pe- . il diepatchea herein are also v«- meeting.
served.
Mrs. Fred Reynolds, chairman of
the home economics committee, re­
THURSDAY', JUNE 21, 1I*2H.
quests that the grange ladies all
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OREGON WEATHER
♦ 22ud at 2:30 p m. as she wishes to
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♦ consult them in regard to furnish
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Weather for the Week
♦ our new kitchen.
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Pacific Coast Slates Geuer-
Mrs. May Lively is spending the
♦ eraiiy lair and normal temper- ♦ week visiting friends in Hugo.
♦ ature.
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At the Dfmmick school ¿lection
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♦ .Monday evening. Mr». Fred Reynolds
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Showers tonight and Friday. ♦ was re-elected clerk. John Harmon
♦ Modemate southwest winds.
♦ was elected director and Otto Hen­
»»-ret«-»«********.* «i rickson succeeds the retiring chair­
man, Mrs. Ruth Hammond.
GRANTS PASS PUBLICITY
♦ People are wauled m Grants Tasa
•nd the immediate vicinity.
Not
only are they wanted but they ara
needed to help settle the 10,000
acres of undeveloped lands which
surround the city. The greater pait
of these lands lie within the Grauts
Pass. Irrigation dlatrki where plenty
Of Water is assayed tor production vf
any «rope wlik-h may be desired. The
settling of these lands is of the ut­
most importance, as the luture of
the district depends upon gelling all
acreage under the plow mid into pro­
duction.
There >s _m!y one way of gelling
people here and that is >y advertis­
ing this section and showing that it
is a desirable place to make a liume.
No advei <is.ng is better than per­
sonal advertising but that k.nd is
impos ible when people in
large
number« in other sections are to be
interested. The next best way is by
the distribution of appropriate i*t-
erature andan this every person will
be ab.e to he.p. '» aval.an season is
almost at hand and auto trips in
great numbers will be made. Get a
few hundred folders from the Cham­
ber of Commrce and distribute them
the route chosen. Many prospective
at the more important places along
settlers can be interested in this way.
And boost by word of mouth. That
is best.
ROUTE TWO
•
Ydverli.ew.enta under this heading 5c per line p»>- lanuo. All
Cln-u.lfiial ad* appear under Hit. handing the first lime
DAILY COURIER
By mall or earner, per year
16 Oi
By mail or carrier, per month
,S<
FOUND HAPPINESS IN WORK
HEAVY commercial car to exchaugv
tor Ford touring or wood. Anient's
Auto Shop.
93tt
FOR SALE Milk cows and heifers,
also <we registered Jersey cow
Inquire Albert Kindle. Rd. 3. Box
33
50A. phone <09-F-3i.
WANTED—Teamst«r» and 1 or 2
lumber pliers. Apply 107 North
Sixth St. Jiwephlne Lbr. Co. 14tf
WILL l’Xi’HANGE one phonograph
tor
kitchen range. Address No
495 care Courier.
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FOR RENT Will lease attractive
horn«» on l.awnridge. Unfurnished
or partly furnished
Very desir­
able location. Gall 2o
tGtf
SCHOOL FOR CRIPPLES
PLANNED BY ST. Lot IS
St. Louis. June 21. — ( I. N. S.) —
A special school for crippled children
!• being planned here by the Board
of Education. It has been suggest-
*d to experiment with two schools
next year, opening up one in both
the north and south ends of the city,
restricting attendance to cripples
only. The educational board
is
planning also to provide transpor­
tation.
ONE STUDENT GRADUATES
FROM OHIO SCHOOL
LOST On Fair grounds road, two
sections of tisli pole. Return to
Courier office. Reward.
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$t>25»t*O—-Grape, pear land, fine for
chicken ranch, good house, 4 acres
cleared aud teiued. S acres wood
lot, good road, cloae in. has Its
l T iSîaJt GvTiXparuh^
own irrigation water, brooders,
a?
C aAw <✓
brood coops, with yards, rabbit
hutches poultry wire, lumber, all
rt'puîaf.'tit
go for less than cost of houae.
Sale or trade for small garden soil
place, anywhere western tlregon.
Moscow June JI. - (I. N. S I —
Write or call
104
F street.
Grants Pass, Oregon.
32 This city Is nuftering from a tele­
phon« "famine "
STOTT That Insurance Man.
If
Before th«> war there ware 60.000
You Believe In Service
SStf telephones in Moscow. There ar«'
now only 22.000, and only two of
ant home» to the residence of th«' the four lentral stations are in op­
Duke of Palmella
t»ue bouib and a eration. The groat lack Is the re­
rifle, found at Ilia Comiuuniat'a ceiving and transmitting apparatus.
Union, waa th«' reward of the search- This comes from Swollen and 1» very
era.
expensive. On May 1 there were only
3.000 of thos«' receiver* In stock,
and only bu*ln«ms enterprises and
government department heads ar«
Wanted Story with a Purpes«,
allowed telephones until the supply
Billy had fallen vml hurt himself,
and I called him to me saying: Don't la greater.
The rates are l«*w and will ha ad-
cry. Billy, (’«me here, nnd I'll tell
vaneod In July to about 35 h month
you a story
He stopped sohbhig. anil cante.
By January. 1924. It la expected that
“Tell me what klmi of n st<»ry you all four central sritiona will be
want." I s»l«l
operating.
Moscow has long dls-
“Well." he «nid «Ith n «Ich. “tell tnnee connections with
Petrograd.
me one that will tnuke my think« glml Kharkov, Orel
Tula. Kursk. Elka-
again." Exchange.
terluoslav and Nlxhney Novogorod
Great Writers and Inventors Acted
Lima. Ohio. June 21.— (I. N. S.)
With Much Wisdom in Refuting
A Bad B'under.
—Claim that it has the smallest
to “Rast Out-"
A certain chureli -•s'lcty visits th«'
high school graduating class in Ohio hospitals of it-t city, and the otiier
Ftnn’y'es nf inng ’if* «ceotnnanled ihis year is made by Miller City, a night the Society bad supper In the
by happlt.cM la productive labor are Putnam County village. The class Siindov s.-licd nstm before leuvlng en
numerous, both tn blngrsphy and in consists of one graduate. Miss Thel­ It« mission of merci. At the eonclu
con'■ rpotary l:'e '‘'verves the York- ma Sibert, who will be accorded all »Ion of the meal Brother Miller »nld:
sl: .s Post. B W Leader died the
“Now- that we have eaten <u|«per.
honors given members of a much
other day in his nluetj third year,
larger class. The Miller City High let's go to the home f'»r Incurable».
after J".v>"«ly prod.ncing hl» type of
The laillaa haven't spoken to him
Its first
beauty 'n Irrflscar« art a!mo»r to the School is just completing
since. —Kansas Glty Star.
year.
list. Edison, our greatest contempo­
rary Inventor pes»e1 recently his sev­
Increased Use of Tobacco,
enty-sixth birthday. R* w»« too busy LISBON HOMES INVADED AS
■‘king Is on the Increas«* In tli<"
to pause for coneratnisrtons. ent.rely
POLII E SEARCH FOR BOMBS
ed • fi« There was n Jump of
happy in ! is resear -h and experiment,
>. t cent In the value of cigars aiul
bulling th- day« too short for bls ex­
.■it«»« from lit! I to 1021. and of
Lisbon. June 21. — (A. P.)-
acting mind. Th* old classical ap"-
4 ’."r eent waa front 1919 to 1921
thi’gni which tells us that they die Nightly bomb explosions that have
value In 1914 was »314.8.94,(1(10:
yojng whom the gods love must be been terrorizing the residents of Ibis
1021. J80B..
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*•" proverbial grain of salt city for more than two months, are
tv- 'wor-h in all his verses breathed still as much of a mystery as ever,
the almi’Sphcra cf cM-tetilment and although the police have resorted to
joy, and survived until he was a hap­ many drastic expedients in their ef­
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py octogenarian. glad in himself and forts to find the culprits.
COMING l.t I .NTS
ginibh-ned by his countless admirers.
In the small hours of the morn­
Ti'injur reached eighty-three, borne
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along as on the crest of a flowing wave ing recently, the entire police force,
30. Saturday —Cooked food
<>f Joy. the beating of which can be flanked by the Republican Gaurds. June
and candy sale at Weber’» Shot*
felt In all his work, even to his rhyth­ was divided into squads and ordered
Repair shop by Epworth League.
mic swan's song of “The Pilot." Car­ to search all Lisbon dwellings for ex­
Proceeds to help defray expenses
lyle died at eighty-six. and. although plosives. Nothing was immune to
of delegates to institute.
3S
Ione and «»d in his closing years, he the raider, from the humblest p«-as-
owed his long- fty very largely to the
IttllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllltllllllllllllllllllllllillllllllHilllllHIIliilllillilllllllllttlllllM
Joy he had cultivated in bis work for
fifty productive years. Sir James Bar­
rie. In his inimitable rectorial address,
recently spoke the truth when he «aid
that Carlyle's misery was an lllnslOB
to Carlyle hltn’elf and a myth In bi- lllllllllilllllillllllllllllilliiiilllllllllllllllllllllillllllllflilllllllliliiititiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiilllll
ograpty. He was happy In his work
with a glow of joy that counteracted
the pains of his nervous dyspepsia, and
nursed his Inherited vi ality into con­
tinuous st ret -th.
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RIBBONS FURNISH INSPIRATION
FOR GIRDLES AND KERCHIEFS
Printing that pleases—Courier.
XT* ail missed our gate keeper, i
George Barden, and lecturer, Edith
Hunisng, from our midst at grange
Man Rescues Costly
Saturday evening, but little did we
Diamond From Sewer
think that they were plotting
against us til we read of their mar­
K
Pottsville, Pu.—Hurry Ootler,
riage license in Monday's Courier.
bunted for a “teedle" in a hay-
-Of (Jourse it should huve appeal d .n >z stack and found it. The "needle"
^Saturday's issue, but they wanted k was worth Si 300, however.
*is to know that they could keep a o
Cotter dropped a diamond
pecret until Monday. We assure
Z ring into a sewer drain. Wfth
them that they have the best wishes tt the city’s consent, he dug into
of their neighbors and friends for » the drain and found the ring.
their future happiness and pro-per-
Patent leather, one strap ¿lippers,
good wearing soles, broad roomy
last.
. . Only $1.25
. . Only $ 1.48
Golden Rule Store
In the Ukraine last year «0 000
illiterates wen (aught ti • '«■ad and
write.
lu a recent eotninercial ronfer-
once a repre««-nta live of Persian
merchants said: "Where the English
feet have trod nothing grows any
more, but where the Russians come
there growth appears. The Russian
commerce bring- 11» advantage, hut
the English only destroy."
Tl > C. oho-Slovaklan rolief inl'«-
sl« n in Mo ow is "nil’l d." it has
be. n senilit y relief supplies io the
Crimea and one of Its ear« marked
•'Condensed Milk." was mysteriously
dlverted from Kiev and billed for
.Moscow, At Kursk Station it was
belli up by the local authorities.
it»
The Cxec I'ho-Slovaks demanded
return and «lamagca for detention,
but it has not been returned It wna
found to contain alcohol, fbocolate,
sugar, tea. matches, fata, stationery
and individual parcel».
«<X f XKE It of ribbon" is nppnrently
-’I the
prevailing
sentiment
throughout the realm of fashion. The
pictures herewith tell of the magic
. iiich lurks In a length of ribbon.
Just now the Deauville bnndnnnn Is
the subject supreme in tlie way of
dress accessories. It has a rival In the
ribbon kerchief drape, su«h as Is pic­
tured In til» small circle. The way
to make this Interesting novelty Is to
tske four pieces of wide ribbon, miter
them at the corners and Join by double
hemstitching or fagoting. This pretty
“rlbonette". as It has been npt'y cnllcd,
can be worn ns a square, pu u d around
so that one point eor -s <lo n Ii '
front with ea<-b shoulder an I
adorned with the other poln«- A p.
Ing variation is to knot one point in
kerchief effect.
Fnncy girdles—what n serration
they ere creating among dress acces­
sories. anil how gracefully ribbon lends
Itself to the general wheinet Th* pic­
ture tells, In two views, how to fash­
ion the cleverest sort of a hip-scarf or
girdle out of about one and threw
quarters yards of wide ribbon. Two
pieces are miter«d to make ii corner,
the one three fourtiis-yard in length,
the other <>ne yard. The process Is
shown In the section held to view by
the young woman, wTv> afterwards
knots it about the hips, point over
right hip, as the standing figure dis-
playa.
Among other ribbon novelties Is a
very effective cap for the boudoir. A
yard an«l a half of ribbon <J or 7 Indies
wide is required Fold It to find the
(•«.r.tor, shin In-re in five vertical row»
so . ■ to driiv.- do vn to conform to the
.<..<!. To on« ;ldo nieaaure 12 Indies
■>t
mint < iit a »lit or button-
' Men n t
th* ribbon. Overcns*
il> - with fin»- mi It will nqt ravel. In
: 1Jtist,lng, pull th«- other end of the
ribbon through at the hack of the head
Bring both ends forward and treat the
front in a butterfly tow.
loll W
a a*..ran N«*»>«p«r
Xiawn«anar Calvad
I’tvi.vM h
(*, till,
Wwtirl
i fr\
man watch** ilic performance of I
. in
. I lull ford (Jord with ti jjood deal more f Itu.i
ordinary interest. He has been led to expect
unusual performance.
But to see such high tire vulue proved out
before his very eyes is u new mid ustonishing
experience.
A
Sec the nearest Hartford Dealer.
HARTFORD
TIBEZ and TUBES
Posed as Officer; Tricked Woman
A children's town near Moscow,
accominodatiug 200 children, has
It 11HB
been named for V’arovsky
In
beautiful gardens and grov««s.
Odessa the communal workers have
named their club for Varovsky.
tin June 1 Russian freight rates
on grain and fish were lowered 10
per cent. The 1923 Bread I.oan
The amount this
Bonds are Issued
year will Im 30.000,000 pooda of
rye, three times the loan of last year,
Peasants are arranging to buy from
avoiding
the government directly,
the middleman's charge. Bonds to
be redeemed by a pood of rye this
year sell at different price» in differ­
ent regions. In the producing prov­
inces the price is 16 noviet ruble*
(1923*; In the •'consuming'' prov-
inc«» it Is 20. and In the north and
east Petrograd, the I rals and Si­
beria It is 2X ruble»
Th* great
demand among the peasants arts«*«
from the fact that they may pay
their taxes in theae bonds.
In Azerbejan th«* «••eding has *x-
eroded th* pre-war flguru by 10 per
cent. In the Ukraine the augur beet
seeding has reached 150,000 dessy-,
atins.
Child’s Slipper Special—
5 to 8 .
8' to 11
T hursday , Ji ni : at. IMA-
HIER
GRINTS PXHH IHlI 1
PAGE TWO
In the Mougan Stepps irrlgntion
Is proceeding in the cotton-growing
areas, and In Az.erbejan the fight
against locusts has been successful.
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The turnover of the foreign trade
In the Far Eastern republic last year
amounted to about 13,000.000 gold
Iiubles. Much greater figures are
Tile timber
anticipated this year,
resourcea amount to 1 50,000,0(10
(lesayatlns, n«l one-sixth of thia Ilea
on Hie hanks ol :.vet.i.
...gging ma-
chlnery is lacking.
The Russo-Turkish commerce last
year reached nearly 12,000,000 gold
rubles, moat of it being Importa­
tions from Turkey, especially sugar
nnd coffee.
Re. overol .......... Stomach Trouble
•'llad stomach trouble three years
and finally was in I;
;ght wen
with torrihle i-rtunpa,” writes A. 1
Lyons, Dayton. Ohio, "i he doctors
did not help me and I could hold
nothing on mv stomach. Tried Folev
Cathartic Tab.-ts and now as a well
'man.
<an < m « i .Anything-”-
stotnacb, haaduche, l>ad bruutli. bii-
iousneuc and ot her dlge I Ivo dlsor-
tiers quickly overcome with Foley
Do not gripe.
Cathartic Tablets,
pair or miuseutc.
Couch's J’har-
niacy. (Adv.)
'i
"<’«i|." Edmund
1er ««««defy mntrbn
there following bls
«ting a government
Jame» Black, whose engagement to Mr» Fia t'rnnuw B •••«-
of Loa Angele«, was recently unnomx'id. I» In th«« «Iti lull
arrest by federal and city olih eis on < borg« s of Imp«» n-
officer.
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HEN you’re out in
"wild and wooly”
W the
country you can’t afford
to take any chances on the
success of your trip. You
want good dependable
gasoline—quick starting,
sure fire, Shell Gasoline
with power to pull the
steepest grades. It is avail­
able everywhere in the
west at dealers who show
the yellow and red Shell
signs.
SHELL COMPANY
or cAuroauiA