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About Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931 | View Entire Issue (July 21, 1923)
oRAXts I’A ms Add mi extra room to your lion MURPHY BED We have one on display London, July 21 i I. X. S.I kmerican women domiciled in lain ! I don. and those visiting Louden fori iany period, now have an up-to-dnt»’’ and palatial club for themselvey i The club, which Is In the fashion 'able Grosvenor Square quarter. wa-- formerly the residence of Sir Edi’.ir, Speyer, and was purchased from him! Equipment at the mine runs well for $100.900. It was officially toward $200.000. it is declared. It opened by Mrs. Ibi-t Wheeler. is equipped throughout with electric Mrs. Curtis Brown was elected (Continued from Page One.) power, generated at the mine 4»y wa president at the club's first meeting. iter brought over a mile In 11-inch property. The sale was for cash, the pipe. The machinery is run by the It was revealed that the member money already being in the hands of I power and the mine Is lit by electric ship. which 1« restricted to American women. Is already between five and the receiver for the property. E. II. Rights. There is a 10-stamp mill Lister. Possession was taken as already on the property but this Is six thousand, while the associate soon as the money had been paid as old fashioned and will be remodeled membership, which admits English no time will be lost in getting the to make it up-to-date and capable of wives of American citizens, Is also property under way in producing the handling the ore. which is hard to very large, at the t-ady Astor, who spoke» mineral. As the abstract was passed handle by the old methods. The new to express the upon by lawyers lor the mining in owners state that they will replace meeting, ventured terests. it is felt that no further this machinery with some which will hop© that the club would become» u political agitation.'* ••center of trouble will be experienced. handle the ore to reclaim all the American woman where every The Oriole has been one of the values. There is also a sawmill and most consistent gold producers in concentrator plant at the mine, An could go and say what she thought The chief object of Josephine county. Development work assay office, considered one of the of England, their gatherings, however, she has- had progrwsed rapidly until the best in the state, goes with it. \ll mine was thrown in litigation and ' other needed equipment is on hand. arded, would lie to provide a social American wprk was suspended. There are four* The first step in the work at the center in Ixvndon fi»r fennels which have been run into mine will be the work on repairing women and to keep them in touch the mountain, making about a mile the tunnels and blocking out the ore with the homeland. In The new equipment will be added . Thousands of dollars have been of underground development. spent on making the premises prol»- GUO Tunnel three, which is about and t»y the time the ore is being tak feet in length. $5U.OOO in gold is en out. the machinery will be ready ably the most luxurious and decora known to have been taken out. The to handle it. The men now In charge live women's club in the world, other tunnels also produced their state that they will lose no Unto in Rooms which includle a bathroom share of ore which runs in places getting the property into production. tiled in blue marble. In which is front $250 to $500 to the ton. The The roads leading to the mine will be sunk a deep silver oval bath, »nd edge was tapped 500 feet under i<ie repaired and the buildings will also huge bedrooms w hich look as if they surface of the earth, this ledge being I he put in good condltioh. As soon had been transplanted from Venice, are among the wonders of this trp- 200 feet in width. as the tunnels are cleared a large per-eltib. Every bedroom contains force will be put on the work. valuable old furniture in kee; ing Local mining men express confi with the “period" decorations, while dence that the Oriole will prove a the oak-panelled lounge hall con success with 'Mr. Sordy in charge, as tains some of the most wonderful he has proven his ability in that line. carvings In Ixmdon. \ Regent per He was the discoverer of the Premier iod balkroom, complete with min Grow» Hair in I mine in Alaska, one of the best pro strel's gallery; a chestnut panelled ducers in that territory. It was 90 Days 'largely through the reputation of dining room. Gothic staircase and charming Old World Italian flower A minute a day is sufficient time to devote to thi« new method «calp ’ Mr. Sordv that the deal was made as garden are among other features. [the purchasers were willing to back treatment. VAN ESS Liquid Scalp All the standard American delica Massage is applied with a patented ! his judgment. The mine was dis cies. even down to clam chowder rubber applicator attached directly covered years ago by Corey Mattison to the bottle. The cooling treat I and stock was sold over the whole are obtainable In the dining room. ment is fed directly to the hair roots It was a large prodticei thru flexible rubber nipples. V AN ! country. F-SS stops falling hair—grows new i until forced to shut down i>y law British Parliament Houses. hair in 90 days. Ask us about our I suits. The houses of parliament cover an 90-day treatment plan. We give a area of eight acres, and leave a riier money back guarantee. Get started frontage of mo feet. They contain now. VAN ESS will not disap more than 500 room.«. and about IS Light and i. uth. point you. Light symbol of truth.— residences. the resident population be M. Clemens—The Il< vail Stoic ing about 200. Ixi« ell. Our sleek of Building Material is complete Three C’s Lumber Company ORIOLE MINE IS SOLD daily H 11 I Ito IV. -Il 1.1 21. 102.1. cornim DAIRY FACTS WAGE WAR ON TUBERCULOSIS Besides Organirvd For.«» Thcr« Ar« Thousands of Accieditsd Veteri narian« Htlping. COW TESTING IS IMPORTANT Record Showing High Production of Animal Greatly Increases Price of Dull Calf. A farmer sold a male calf for $35. Later Its dam wua tented for iidvnneed registry. When the yearly record wn« completed II wee fouled that the cow prislmed over 22.<«<O pounds of milk and libi iHiuiiila of bullet. Iler next bull calf was sold for Kino. Tlcl» ludi elites In a cullerete way aoinetlilng of the value of testing dairy cow«. Fair Grounds MEDFORD Two July 26-27 il*r»r«r».l l»y ih* I nitcl Si«’*» l»*|»»rtm»nt >■< Avru ullure l Tuliereillosl» of thè stock Is belng ut tueked on all side« In ndclitlon to thè largo torc e of federai, «tute and eount.v veterinaria!.« enguged In thè nailon wicle celili palali for erudicutlng Ibis dls elise. there are tlions.inds of acervdlted veterlnurluns it**i»tliig «Uh thè work Record» of thè bure.cu of iiniliiiil Indù* trv. l'ulted Stille. I »epuri meni of Vgrl- culture, show lievi oli March 1. ltL'.'l. there nere 5,121» m*c redlted veterinari uns In thè I’lllted Stilles. As necred Itisi lienls are established the i¡irions states tnrn them eier to accredited vet orinili luns. who tesf them annmilly ut thè expense of thè owner. ’fida per mila coiinty, •late and federal vet- terlnarlnns lo devote all tlielr timo to herds tluit bave noi beoti iicerediied The federili government keeps In dose touch w Ith thè nccredlted velcri- imrlmis and fill’ll 'll,»« them rien few montila «itti Information regarding the «liseuse and any unusual condition« tluit nuiy be encountered In the herds under supervlslon. The tuliereulosls free nccredited lierd llst Is Inerenslng very rapldly. The re- |mrt of thè luirenu of animili Industrv just publisl ed >l ow» tluit mi Marc t I. 1923. (bere «ere 24.132 flllly acervdlted berti«. 'Jiklck’H once-tested free herds. and XL’. s ST beni» under superi Islon. MUDDY BARN LCT IS COSTLY Work Heaped on Dairyman Way He Turns—Clean Stable Paya Beit. A poorly drained barnynrd cost« the du'rynian more money than lie Ining- In,’». In some cases, no doubt. It costs him more than the I tying of the nee.». sary tile thrombi which to keep It dry It means nddlflmml work for him pretty nearly every way he nil'll»— dirty cows, dirty stable« and an extra physic id effort on I ts own part In tlie muller of going about bls chores with mud-caked boots. If lie sells his milk locally from house tn house, he prob ably loses ninny n customer who asso ciates Ihooghfs of the general ap|>eiir- unce of the burn and Its surroundings with the milk which Is being deliver,si to hl» home, Clean environment In the ease of a dairy barn offers a telling argument, in nil advertising way. for the milk produced uillld these sut- roundings. Production it Cowa. Average production of dairy cows In the l ulled Stilles Is 3,412 pound» of milk tier cow tier year. In Holland It la 7,585 pounds; Swttsariand. <t.lt50 pounds. and Denmark, h.OHfl pound». She Felt It, Toe. Cecil (sentimentally*—"Dou*t you feel gloomy »hen the sky Is overcast with gray, when the rhythmic ruin sounds a dirge upon the roof and the lundscupe's beauties are hidden by the weeping misty* llasel I sweetly I — VM, It's dreadfully annoying -It tines make one’s hulr come out uf curl mu r Somethlng to Shudder At. It Is »aid thnl u diali served to (er sons of d lat Inet I < >n In Pharaoh*« time mis made of InntllR. oil and garlic. 1 The Jackson Courjty Fair Association Announces a Grand » Operatic 3ageant i. ■ v ■ ■ I ENSEMBLE OF 200 BALLET OF 75 ORCHESTRA OF 25 Load Up your camera to day with Ansco Speedex Film. In any make of camera it “fits the light. Couch’s Pharmacy Dazzling Costume* Made Especially by Goldstein Costume Co., San Francisco Wonderful Lighting Effects by The California Oregon Power Company A GREAT SINGING AND DANCING SHOW Under Personal Supervision of Geo. and Ed. Andrews Chas. H. Hazelrigg, musical director THE LARGEST AND MOST BEAUTI FUL OUTDOOR PERFORMANCE EVER GIVEN IN THE STATE OF OREGON THE OREGON CAVES ARE REACHED FROM GRANTS PASS 4
