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SALE- -One large 9-rooni
house, one modern 6-room house.
2 baths and 2 sleeping porches.
Also dry slab wood. L. F. Rest.
Phone S39-L.
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STRAYED Frvin Takilma, Oregon,
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one gray horse, weight
bay
brand D on left shoulder. One
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mare, weight 1VU0. star iu foro-
head, no marks. Notify J. W.
Brewau. Kerby. Oregon. 1 Reward.
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HEAVY commercial car to exchange
lor Ford louring or wood. Ament a
Auto Shop.
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WANTED- Women
for chamber
maids.
Apply Josephine
hotel.
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FOR SALK Good 191S Dodge, just
overhauled, also camping equip­
ment. See D. C. Frasier, 511
South Sixth st.
FOR SALK Bicycle, $10. Coaster
wagon, $3.00. Organ. 315 J St.
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FOR RENT — 5 room
bungalow
basement, and large
sleeping
porch, nice, cool, shady place. Ap­ STOTT—That Insurance Null. It
You Believe in Service.
Mtl
ply 704 North Seventh street. 35
WANTED Men.
Josephine hunt WANTED- Experienced woman tor
kitchen help. W rite No. 5l>2 c ue
ber Co,
2 7 if
Courier.
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special dispatches herein are also re­
served.
THl ILSIIAY. JI LY 5, 1923.
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OREGON WEATHER
Weather for the Week
Pacific Coast States: Gener­
ally fair. Normal temperature
on coast and somewhat above
normal iu intenor.
FOR SALE—160 acres, seven one-
half miles northwest of Grants
Pass. 1900. Write H. H. Page,
706 W. 11th street, Sioux Falls.
S. D.
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HOUSE FOR RENT Furnished or
unfurnished. Lawnridge Ave. See
Churchill.
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FOR SALE—40-acre tract of timber
located near head of Evans creek.
Write 501 care of Courier.
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w i ANTED
Work for 1 ton truck,
equipped for handling fruit care­
fully. Or will haul
wood on
shares. Phone 375-Y. Jud Tay­
lor.
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FOUND- Sunday morning on high­
way south of city. Ladies' hat
Owner call at Courier office.
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WANTED A furnished house
by
responsible parties. Phone 213-R
or S26 North Seventh St.
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YOUR
Summer Vacation
WHERE TO GO AND WHAT IT COSTS
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PORTLAND
NEWPORT
The <’it) of ItlHM-N
“Oregon’» Old Favorite lie
Neanoii Fare
iati-» Dally,
Oil
QIJ.UU Sale Date» Dall)
On Hale III. Hat. and Su udii).
G.uni tor 15 Da)»
Ç10 20 Oti Sale Frklnv and Satuida)
V>£*Uu G< mh I for IA da)»
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SAN FRANCISCO
LOS ANGELES
"Tlie » It) latrisi Around lhe World”
••< <Ml!n<lp<>U| 4ltl hik I
$48.50
Tour I m I < i<>"
Ne.iM.il Fnrv
Hal.- Dates Dall)
like are also the things they like, and any claim to the land on which the
the nation itself is becoming more city of Oneida Is located.
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Mrs. Kellogg has won her place in
truly our "Sister Republic."
the
Who's Who of America through
F^pulatioit •
TRAFFIC I.AW CONFORMITY
her untiring efforts both as author
and lecturer fbr her people. Site was
There Is being manifested all over
San Antonio. Texas. July 5.— (I.
educated at Grafton Hall. Fond du
the coast a tendency to make the N. S.)—Radio “nuts” are rampant in
Lac. Wisconsin; Stanford University,
Mexico,
as
in
the
United
States.
Des
­
traffic laws of one state conform
Barnard College of Philanthropy, Co­
pite a seemingly prohibitive tax of
“(itTgou Outdoor«," "< alifomla for flu* Tourial," and i>lli<-r iHHikli-tu.
<t‘4 )<>ur
more closely to the laws of the other |6 a month on amateur sets, whole­
lumbia; the University of Wisconsin
copy now ■*
states. The travel along the great sale equipment houses here report
and in Europe. She is known tot her
researches in ludian languages aud
coast highways is becoming so heavy they are selling equipment valued at
\'k our agent» for further part i< uli.r», or write
Syracuse, N. Y.. July 5. (I. N. 3.) is a member of the Leugue of Ameri­
that California and Washington cars $60,000. wholesale, each month to
Her best-known
—Russian serfs. In their most des­ can Pen Women.
are almost as common in Grants Pass firms beyond the Rio Grande. This
JOHN .M SCOTT. General Pa»»>'U|i>r Ageut, Portlaud, Oregon
“The lx>st Empire."
does not take into consideration any perate days under the Czars, would works are:
as are the Oregon machines. Then.
not have stood for the treatment "Our Democracy and the American
sales except through this city.
Voo, there are lots of Oregon cars
American Indians have received from Indian" and "Indian Reveries."
the United States Government
which belong In other cities, The
The Governor of Sonora recently
So declared Mrs. O. J. Kellogg, of
constant interchange of traffic among said in San Antonio that baseball
the different states is making it im-lWM taking the place of bullets in Green Bay. Wis., the "fighting squaw
of the Iroquois," while here for a
pcrative that some common traffic deciding Mexican elections. Further
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council ot the Six Nations at the VMa Moore anil Aulire) Goff SS .sided : Gibbons cut and slightly blackened «OMIS »11S PltlMiS IS
reports
have
it
that
the
passion-rous
­
code be adopted so that three differ­
Monday in Portland
Onondaga
Reservation,
where
stands
I
the
champion's
right
eye
In
the
SOT
I
Cl
BE
Kill
CRIME
¡
ing sport of bullfighting also is being
ent sets will not continually be con-
"I was weak and nervous, had
1 opening round and Dempsey brought
replaced by concert broadcasting. tjie Confederacy "long house.”
headaches ull the lima, and my buck
A beautiful July bride was Vida1 Idood once or twice from the chal­
fusing the tourist.
lanidun. July 5.—(1. N. si l-^l’ut-l hurt so bad 1 could hardly stoop,"
"No people have Vev4i so system-i
Dawdlers in the boulevard cafes, like
Moore, of Grants Fa », «ho plighted lenger. neither was niurked to any ting people In prison won't cure I
writes Frank
Richardson,
Perry,
The start should be made in mak- those of France, talk no more of atfcally depleted by a government as
crime »ay» Mr». W. M. Nevlnson. ! Georgia. "Tried Foley Kidney Pllla
they,” she said, her black eyes flash- her troth to Aubrey Goff, also of appreciable extent.
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their
favorite
toreadors.
State
and
ing all city traffic laws in Oregon
Grants
Pass.
Monday
evening.
July
A majority of the newspaper ex­ j prominent woman magistrate. who ‘ mid got relief.” Backache, rheuma­
the programmes of San Antonio. ing. Mr». Kellogg 1s a full-blooded
uniform. Grants Pass and Salem are
2nd, in the presence of many guests perts at the ringside gave Gibbon» declare» crime Is Increasing She fa- tic pains, tired feeling, dull head­
Kansas City. Davenport or elsewhere i Oneida, who has studied in four uni­
ache, too frequent urination, discol­
the only two towns of any conse­ are now tbe base of conversation, ac- versities, traveled two years in Eu- and friends at the home of Irene a shade in the 5th. 11th and 13th vors greater leniency for tranagre»- ored or atrong odor are symptom» ot
Welcome,
596
Gautenbien
Avenue.
lec-
1 rounds, the remaining 12 being ac- . »or» and extension of the probation­ Kidney und Bladder disorders and
quence in the state where the park­ cording to returned visitors to the rope, written several books and
Portland. Rev. Levi Johnson of | corded liempsey without argument. ary system.
demand prompt treatment.
Foley
tured
widely
on
Indian
matters.
ing system, where the cars are backed Southern Republic.
Kidney Pills give quick relief
Ite-
Education is the only remedy for the First Presbyterian Church per-1 > Neither the champion nor the chal­
fuse
substitutes.
Insist
upon
Foley».
into the curb, Is in use. In the rest
formed
the
ceremony.
Miss
Alice
Indian Ills, she says, adding she
lenger were ever off their feet, al-
Couth» Phurniucy 'Adv.)
No longer do the cavaliers of the
ot the cities they are either headed
doesn’t mean merely white man's Johnson, celebrated Portland musi­ , though once Gibbons nearly fell
land of the Montezumas argue the
into the curb or are left along the
i through the ropes and was helped
education, but the best of modern in­ cian played the wedding march.
respective merits of popular pica­
Vernon P. Dunean acted as be»t back by Denipse).
struction and influence brought to
curb.
t
dors. No, they now argue heatedly
the Indian through his own system man and Irene E. Welcome as bride's-
There is much in favor ot nosing over whether the more expensive
of development—something white maid.
A charming reception followed. Re­
into the curb. In the first place the bulb sets are worth the difference in men never understood or recognized.
Making Dad Diamonds Good.
price over the “cat’s whisker” vari­
parking spaces, which are becoming
"He has a philosophy of life which ceiving with the wedding party were
Until
recently yellow diamond» were
ety. RaJn that muddies the arena is
Mrs. Welcome and Mrs. Richards. A
In fine »hupe, new hatter) ami «olle,
very limited, could be utilized to a not now as fervidly cursed as heat no one has ever taken the trouble to
difficult to sell.
Now the stone Is I
buffet
luncheon
was
served
and
mu
­
new rear enti
study,"
she
declared
pusslonately
i
placed
over
a
smsll
hole
tn
a
block
of
greater advantage. More cars can that joggles tbe ether waves.
sic added to the perfect evening. Mr. lead. Radium rays are directed Into
She added:
be parked in one block by the head­
“I am proud of the fact my edu-| and Mrs. Goff will spend a few days this hole, and slowly s change takes
The government has given recog­ cation has come more from the old ¡ In Portland. From there they will go place.
in system than by the present meth­
od, as they can be placed closer to­ nition to the value of wireless in Indians. It calls for the institution to Junction City where they intend
its recent letting of a contract to the of modern villages on reservations to reside for a w bile.
Serbia Has Pretty Custom.
gether. A large amount of danger
• Bravo Electric Company to equip the and a co-operative basis of Control,
Oliver Semple Barton, who has been
and delay to traffic could be done army for radio communication. Great
traveling In Europe studying national
such as Indians carried out before
away with by the change for the sending stations are to be installed
costumas, has gathered some very In­
the tenor of their lives was disturbed
teresting material. In Serbia he found
wide swing to back into the curb is at the capital and at Vera Cruz, with by whites. It is modernizing and
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from
Page
On«
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girls walking along the streets with
confusing, especially to those unfam­ power to cross the Atlantic. Five bringing up to date Indian customs
the tînmes of their flancee embroidered
smaller stations ■will be set up for and traditions.
the challenger, furiously slashed at on the fronts of their aprons. The
iliar with this way of parking.
breadcasting in Mexico; and 200
She criticized the Onondazas for his head and body, but Tommy hung
The people of the city should make airplane sets are provided for in the their lack of enterprise, deploring so! on and clinched and sidestepped un­ engagement then becomes a public af­
fair. and the news Is proudly published
some move to make the traffic laws con tract. The cost will be 1250,000 many still clinging to the old faith ! til the saving grace of the final bell. by the young lady by the display of the
American gold.
Dempsey was never in danger in nnme. which la written an that all may
which hampers progress.
She as- 1
Grants Pass conform more closely
any
round of the fight. Although see. says Mr. Barton In Ths Mentor.
serted
the
Oneidas
have
never
made.
cities,
those of the other Oregon
“Radiophans” from this country,
would be but the first step in the traveling salesmen and others, who
move to get uniform laws throughout have carried portable sets beyond
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the border, are said to have had a
the coast states.
AS SEEN BY POPULAR MECHANICS MAGAZINE
large part in the development of the
craze in Mexico. The policy ot sta-' Airship Hangar Cculd House Large
Modern Jove Juggles Million Volts
Attar’inient on Spade Saves Shues
I N'SM RUPI LOI 'S <Jl A< KH
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tions at Kansas City, Dallas, Fort
Office Building
INVADING lxOC ANGELES
At an electrical show held at a weox-rn
The illu-trstion shows a simple attach-
Worth and here of sending out in-
At Beott Field, Ill., the Army Air university not long ago, one of the stu­ m r t for a spade, to save the shoes while
ernaUonal programmes — favorite Service has cr-cted, at a coat of more than dents mystified the crowd with a display
<ii :gi> u The attachment consists of a
I jos Angeles, July 5.— (I. N. S.)— Mexican airs in Sjianish, by Isatin
rivaling the mythical feats of Jove, who short length of
The. District Attorney's office is in­ performers-—Is said to be a great
waa believed by the ancients to 1« the ’4 or ’»-in. pipe,
wielder of the thunderbolt,, boated in a alsnit 4 in. long,
vestigating the records of several contributing element.
chair separated from a table by aeven-plv with a hacksaw
physicians believed to have taken re­
riAOsaez
insulators, the youth grn’pod a zigzag rod sl< t cut through
fuge here to escape prosecution for
There are now 10 broadcasting
SLOT
Hi
in
one
hand
and
in
the
other
n
wand
with
it,
lengthwise
as
illegal practice elsewhere.
it is stations in Mexico, three of them in
which he made contact with a ball from shown, to imrn.it
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charged that these men are develop­ the capital. The number is increas­
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which the lightning effect was emitted. it to be pu-hed
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ing a narcotic traffic by prescribing ing monthly just as the distribu­
The impunity with which ho handl'd the onto the spade.
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dope for rich, elderly women. An tion of American cartoons. American
1,(JOO,000 volts is explained by the low The slot should,
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official warning to persons requiring typewriters and many other things
amperage value of the current, passing of < ourso, hr of
through his body and the insulators un- such a width
medical service was issued by the in­ American. The Mexicans are find-
that, the spade
vestigators.
ing out each day that the things we
will Im gripped
firmly. The use
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$2,000,000, a large airship hangar. The
of tills attachment not only saves the
huge structure could contain a ltLstory
office building with a 60-foot tower on
shotL, but it is not so tiring on the foot.
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the roof. The hangar, which is built of
steel, concrete, and glass, is 825 feet long
World’s Largest Cable for
and 225 feet high. At the end are large
Atlantic Ocean
steel doors opened and closed by electric
f ompktinn of the laying of a new c*l>l<>
motor» that travel on railroad rail«.
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in the Atlantic Ocean, between New York
and London, is ex|iected by August 1,
Red Finger Light to Aid Night Auto
next, ace«,riling to a recent announcement.
Signaling
It will Ixi the largest ever laid in ths
A small rod light worn on the finger like
Atlantic, or anywhere el-e in the world,
der
the
chair
legs,
which
prevented
the
a ring, has been made to aid night m’gnal-
and will hr ve s capacity twice that of any
Ing by motorists. electricity from tour' to the ground and other cable now in service between ths
thereby
eM.ihli.-hing
n
fl-,
j
of
rirrot'
As the driver ex­
United I tofes and Europe. Engineers
-t.roua to the
tends bis arm and that would have been
charged
w:lh the design of the new cable
hand to signal s daring young experimenter.
estimate that, it will permit a sending
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turn, or whatever
•i vi of approximately (¡BO letters per
it may be, the <TA variation of the "dunning' l-'fer is minute i 1 both directions st the same time,
laropi’sutnmati- used by a Weftxrn firm, with m <al>l» or a total of 1,200 letters per minute, mak­
cally lighted by results Its notice ia h- "i d v th four ing it the fastest cable in the world
the out stretching bars of nviiic 1 >.e word- are al-o given,
Its conductor rerpnree «n average of
of the finger* being a parody on an old Kr.,tch f,,||< 1.100 pounds of copper per mil» as against
The cord connection ran be plugged into song They rend: ' .May a body ask a sn average of about, 700 pounds of copper
the dash-board or unde: the driver’s seat body, PI* ms remit b.day.
per mile for the heaviest, now in service.
Fair tonight and Friday.
Excursion Tickets
I
EREE
SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES
MAXWELL I1/2 TON
I
TRUCK
$150.00
DEMPSEY WINS FIGHT
C. £. HOBART CO
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WHAT THE WORLD IS DOING
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MEN’S OUTING SUIT SPECIALS
Men’s Khaki Norfolk outing suits made
of fine grade khaki cloth, very spe­
cial
$6.75
s regular $10.85 Khaki Gaberdine
or gray gaberdine Norfolk suits,
very special
$7.85
Come early—they won’t last long
Golden Rule Store
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