DBANTH PAHH DAILY COtfRIER
I IIIDAY. MEI’TEMRFR 7. IflS.T.
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DOYLE’S
Great* l'eue. f*v«g'w
GET THE YOUNGSTERS READY
FOR SCHOOL
RALPH
W
m>A HNS-Physi
cian and surgeon
Mpeelal sllsa
’ion to surgery, Obstétrica s"d DI-
evase» of women Complete X-ray
«qulpmnnt. Dental X-ray. Phones
home. Il Y: aflice 91-J.,
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DR. W. F RUTHERFORD—- Manual
theraputbs. Ottico over Western
Union R*-* 269-H; office 117-R.
KCtti W DEAD AT 91
I4* ron*
Stockings, Underwear, Sweaters
Hair Rows, Etc
Fini* y tiMir Inni ribbuim, A miti Ü
Eugene. t>re.. Hept. 7. —<A, P )
Hevcnty »«ven year» after he was
tll>, slz«'e 5’-4 to W I»
snatched from impending death by
buck. I .olrl
torture'«! the bunds of Hogue River
warm lioso,
Indians, old "Doc” lllll, Digger In
dian ami well-known character of
liH'hr** n idf
the Wilbur vicinity, has died. "Do«-."
J at he was called by tile white be
cause III-y found tils Indian name
unpronounceable, was about
91
yi nr» old st the time of his death.
Il w.u early in the year 184«
when Fleming Hill, one uf the pio
I neers of Douglas county, came upon
WANTED- 10 hop pickurs at one« at the band of Rogue River Indians
llrsnscotnlm yards. Phono 60Ï- ’ preparing for the torture and death
F-22.
85
I of onu of their captives. This tribe
WANTED Lady
1
to do light house-j nll(|
Digger Indians were at war
work. Apply ...........
in person at 11,1
403 I ' at the time. Hill saw that the victim
St.
»6
was a mere slip of a boy. apparently
We about 14 year» old. and in his com-
WANTED- Old False Teeth.
pay high as $1U tor full sets. Don't puHslon he drove a bargain with the
limiter If broken. Western Metal
85 cup tor» to let him have the boy in
< oiupuny , Blouiuiugtou, 111.
exchange for a horse.
LOHI
Never forgetting his gratitude, the
LOST Canvas covered auto box con lad ulways remained with the Hill
taining clothing, gun. etc., lost uu family, adopting its name and serv
top of Huyes hill, hinder please ing them throughout his life, wlileh
notify E. W. Britten, 724 South
Smentii St., Grants Pass, or A. ha» Just closed.
Toon Jes. 1101 Washington Bird.
Venice. Cui. 210 reward.
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Classified Advertising
ion « ai ja
UUZÏ 6 ROOM BOLbE — Beautiful
tucul lull uu l-.usl "A" Bl. Ask tul
price uud terms. E. C. Bull, puuue
421-11.
U
GOOD ttiuuiu house uu East A bl.,
largo lot. Will »oil light uud lu»v
purl Ilude tu tuda cows. Good
lui m. ou puit. h.. C. Util, 8U1 N.
Eighth bl. Pilota 221-H.
1»U
FUR SALE, by «uy reul usuue firm
—buuuuiut humo »uu, 3.1» ulivi»
uu duruge stieol Sluub, alau 1
urie wiili liuuku, irmi, wed auu
UUlUUUllIllgH on Tvuli; di. 410UU.
Hail, Turiock, culli, vi
I r - Hurace
•
- w—» S. ».
FOR BA1J2 N«w Victor adding ma
culila. Price is right. 311 Bomb
Bulb Ct. C. F. T. Co.
7Jlf
FOR KALE -Hop Pre»«, Inquire at
ltd. No. 3, Box 59.
6*
BL81NL8B lol 2&X1UU uu Bixth St ,
lur saie al prie» «Inon maKos u a
good in ivsimcul, going bualue«a on
both sines ot lol. Auurv»» No. .>47
Care Luuriur.
kuu
FUIC BALE lihudv l»luUd Red lOus-
tvia, uouu belivi'. Iloti Uiult, Cui.,
»lock. *4.bu each uow. AndrtMs
lx vi Bpuiuing, Axalva, Ore.
ba
BN Al’-—L-rooin iiuu»v, b lui», sbadì-,
borriva, 4iuuu ca»u fur quick »aiv.
Furuisuen *1 pivcoric-d. call suu
N. Nmin til.
FOR BALE Di. Bell
offers his
liuu»e uud lui tur Mie. Tue prop
erty is al «2» North Fourth Ht.
Eigni ruoms, Lugo »uatly lot, every
tluairubie colatori uud luuimoiLuus
iiouiu, with every louvenieuce. In
tbv best »i-ctlon of the city. Sev
eral hundred dollars below real
value uud terms u> suit.
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111 LINQUIHHMENT, 6 miles from
Gram» Paes lor sale. 49 acres, 12
under diti h. Address Lloyd Par
rel, Spalding's Mill, Wlldervilie. «2
PETITE PRUNES for »uh-, 3c a lb.
at old Hsrlmau pluc. 731 South
I . utii st.
M
Foil KALE—Late model Singer Sew
ing Machine. Good ns new, very
luw price.
BULDIAG CXLNTilAi’TOKS
WILLIS IS OUT F03 COOLIDGE
Who PI iuim I II ¡inling;’* Xauir
HARPER a BON — Building contrac
Ilrfoiv Con«« ni ion tor Pri^klciH
tors Hliop work, furniture crating
Shop 417 O Bl., Phone 142-J.
Washington. Sept. 7.-—<A. P.)—
W. It. BARRETT— Builder, kitchen
anil office furniture a specialty Senator Willis, of Ohio, who present
Ehop anil Residence 824 S. Sth St . ed Harding's name at the 1920 re
City. Phone 608-J.
19tf
publican national convention came
MIHt ELLANEOI 8
out tn support of President Coolidge
I. b liOWKLL—Jeweler sud violiti tor 192 4 after a call ut the White
maker, repairer of violins aud House today.
31'6 1
other string
instruments.
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South Sixth strset.
tXt.MING EVENTS
WM I'Al the beat posaiule price lui
youi uuuscliuul guuils ui every ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
Kind
Dun t evil UU you get uur
the
valimele. C. F. T. Co., 2U9 South Sep. 10. Monday—Opening Of
city schools.
Sixth, phonu 139-11.
8tlt
FARM L oans —bume choice kauis Sept. 19-22, Wednesday to Satur
day— Joseph I ue county fair.
can be accepted nt 6 5»'». W. G.
Wright, Blewart Bldg. Medford, tt
H. I’. PAMBENGEB TRAINS
PIPE
Southbound
Btaudard water pipe and screw caa-
ag ter vveiy purpose; a>»u valves
•No. 13 S. F. Express _ 1:10
ui.l tiltlug». UuiU U|J • uud re-iuuu- • • No. 63 Oregonian___ _ 1:46
uiaciureU. All uialsrial guarauieeil.
No. 11 P'.aui» ____ _ 6:40
Mouvy sa 'ing prions, uuiuediaie de
unlit. Express.— 9:20
•No.
livery.
North boil ml
G. WEISEB a UM « <30.
No. i « Portland Exp.__ 8:16
127 Eluvuulk St.
bau Francisco
7:62
r,
• no . 64 Oregonian
7:16
No. 16 Ore. Express
4V*% AMUR UZEO LOAN« ou Ciiy
12:01
•No 12 Shasta
properly. W. O. Wrigul, btvwuri
•Mall trains.
uuiidtug. Medloru, uro.
U ••Closed poiicb mall.
TO GIVE AWAY—The Umber »uit-
aine tor wuuu on 12 ano» ot laud.
For Kent Room with privilege
Wlltu or phuue Cliaa. Mie, Appie-
of bulli, one naif block from Cen
gute, Ore.
b-lf
Highest Prices
tral or Washington school. Two
ROOF PAINTING und repairing—
ladles or two gentlemen.
All work guarutued tor three
— Several don n at low
Fruit Jars
,
.vi.irs. T. H. Huger, 834 East A
price, 211 C Street. Mrs. L. W.
Bt.
87
sm i tli.
lNSTK.l t 1 ION IN ML'KIC
FRESH COW for sale and giiiug
ubout five gallons a day. Call PROGRESSIVE PIANO sTltOOl
nt 324 We«» K Kt.
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Clara Tuttle Ft nlon, 61J A »Irect.
Stale Acctxulted Teacher. Affiliat
FOR
SALE Toggenburg
milch
ed teadivr National Academy ot
goats. Also two young billy gnats.
Music, curuvgie Hull, New York.
8 J. Butler, ltd. 4, The Wilson
Place.
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TAKEN VP
1922 FORD COUPE tor sale, cheap. I HAVE In ken up one Holstein bull,
Inquire corner 12th and A.
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2 years old. black and white »pot
ted. Owner can come and pay
FORD TRUCK for sale, delivery
Valley Pride
damage.« and ad and get him. R.
body. < heup. J. Wulkc. Phone
I. Hill. Hugo, Ore.
87
—308 L.______________________8,1
Creamery
fTTlAIN HAY and alrnlfa hay for
TAXI
sab*. $11.00 a tou In stack. Edwin
I'mlrr .New Management
Il I ' INK TAXI Call Clemens
Johnson, four miles out on lower
Drug 8t->re. Phone 4 SR. Keel-
river rond.
89
deuce 3*1.
Closed rar. Price»
FOB BENT
W G. While
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reason able
rS CUR
rTDMACH
VETERINARY St lit, EON
MODERN ROOMS — Nice, uiry,
<*ar ««»bu* ••iHiHL/Ekíyp'i.n«,
clean. , day, week or month, at the DH R. J. BL8TUL Veterinarian
u « ‘p 1 ttt’.i.'iii« ps-ia Lvichiug.
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Colonial. 501 E
St. Phone 167-J.
Residence 838 Washington boule
92
Ah. 0)9 Lnd relief m
.Grants Pass, Ore.
vard Phon« 898-R
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FOR RENT Furtiiaheil monta, clone
PIIIHIUIANM AND SllU 1 KO NS
to high school, 51 » N. 7th HI.
85 0. B. MARKS. VI. D., Practice limited
Phone 33-J.
to disease« of eye. ear, nose and Sveslsa yssr st >an'b sui krsaik—sely 23c
HOUSE FOR RENT Phone 67. V.
♦
hrrni*
Pb<m« (»2
8041
A. C. Ahlf.
DOCTORS M'VGHRIDGE fc MOSER
FOR RENT -Nice desti rooms, quiet
— Physician» Hr surgeons, Doctor
pinco. Inquire nt 111'.’ .1 St.
sS
Loughrldge give» special attention
to surgery, obstetrics, and diseases
WANTED
of women. Nr. Moser gives «pedal ¡
attention to surgery, dlognosis A-
WANT TO RENT good alfalfa farm
diseases of children. Complete X-
of 15 or 20 acre . Write F. J. B.
51 Stores
Ray equipment, Izental X-Ray. Of
922 South Oakdale. Medford. 49tf
fice pboue 182. Res. Dr. Mosor,
HELU
WANTED An
Intelligent
48-R: Dr. Lougbridga. 869.
Person, either aex, may earn 8100
to 4200 tuouthly
corresponding
for newiipnpcrs; 415 to $25 week
ly In »pare time; experience un
necesimry; no i an vanning; nub»
jeeta Btir.goNted. Send lor partlc-
ularn. Nationnl Prosu Bn ren tt.
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Buffalo, N. Y.
CUAMF E.RI.AIN’3
TABCKT»
C J. ßREIER CO
AW, WHAT’S THE USE
TWO HIGH school girls want posl-
tion caring for children attd no-
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Hleting will!
housework. Write to
Nellie or Gladys Hall, Gen. Del.,
t'liy.___________ __________
WANTED- Boys,
l’lne Box Co.
WANTED (>
Lumber Co.
laborers.
Josephine
82tf
EGGS We pay highest cash price
for eggs nnd farm products
American Restaurant.
loO
WOMAN COOK
WANTED Small
hotel. Box 63, Hogue River, Ore.
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FIRPO’S STATE OF MIND
N-w York. Sep». 7
Will Ftrpo lie a bria'llng. fur-bear
Ing thro« issek to some aiicnatral *av
ago or Jin I tin overgrown Ulan with
a me tn look and a lot of hair? Will
be meet Ute ci'iata of his life with u
uth as flrhtlng men do or maintain
the rut Iter negative attitude of a man
who b< pee for the beat and expects
the worst?
The Imtln's stalo of mimi
have un abiding effect on th
ome of his meeting with 1>inp ey
on the night of Septcnihor 14. HI*
great i hum“ lies in th” power of his
right hand, but fear, if allowed a fre«
rein, may rob tt of its potency.
W
tin not refer, he •■»aarlly, to
car of bodily Injury
Fear of fail
ure with the big moment at hand la
quully debilitating Dempsey him
self had uo reason to nourish a phys
ical! fear of Bill Brenan. yet upon the
occasion of their last meeting several
years ago the champion was obvloas-
iy a prey to misgivings. He wm so
nervous, in fact, that his legs trem-
bled as he posed with Brennan for a
picture before the bell.
For ten rounds thereafter Bren
nan marched steadily into a barrage
of punches from a man supposed to
•>« one of the greatest hitters In the
history of the game. The answer?
___ as i a
Some _____________
characterised the bout
buck and wing. We believe, how-
ever, that it is altogether possible
acute ncrvoiist’.eaa drained much of
the power from Dempsey's arms and
made him a comparatively light hit-
!er for tliat particular evening.
The old "con-fee-dience.” as a for-
mer ballplayer used to call It, is the
best competitive asset a man can
own. With it he will rush right up
to the month of a cannon, sdrene in
the lielief that.somehow, he is im
mune. Without it he may be hesi
tant at the doorway of unguarded
riches.
Flrpo had It when he met Jack
McAuliffe, 2d. gout- obliging soul
had tipped hint to the fact that the
yoimg man would go down with or
without sufficient provocation and
forthwith the senor had everything
—speed, Judgment and punching ac-
curacy.
Between the fourth and the
eleventh rounds of the Brennan af-
fair Firpo had the beaten, discour
aged look in his eye of the whipped
animal. Some vouch for the state
ment that he sat in his corner. l<e-
t'veen rounds, and indicated a sin-
cere willingness to retire by saying
"flni. finl."
He was obviously nervous in fac-
Ing Willard and not only did he lack
speed and hitting ability for several
rounds, but also any evident desiie
to rush right over the man moun
tain and end everything quickly.
This being i he case, the testimony
may be completed with the state
in* nt that, if Firpo fails to take his
punch into the right against Demp
sey all he will lake out is a headache.
I nicer» il». for Etri,laxly, Poor and
Iticb Alike, Is ideal
Springfield. III.. Sept. 7.— (A. P. »
A university for everybody, rich
»nd poor, open day »nd night seven
days a week. this is the ideal before
the incorporators of the Abruham
Lincoln University now being found
ed by the citizens of Lincoln's home
town.
At meetings already held to fur
ther the idea of a national university
ar» former Senator Lawrence Y.
Sherman, republican national com
mitteeman for Illinois; John H.
M alker. president of the Illinois Fed
eration of Labor, Jewish
rabbia.
Protestant ministers ar.d Catholic
priests.
A fund of $ 1.0H0,«00 is
I to lie
raised this year, according to Dr. E.
E. Hagler, chairman of the univer
sity committee, and it is planned to
• open the new institution in Septem
ber. 1924.
The ideals of the university will
Defenseless
without
rA»*
t *T w «**
Tr“‘L.w a*‘*’ r»>«’
Surfaces that have gone through a hard
• iege of summer should be looked after.
Hot dry wealher shrinks wood, opens up
cracks in wall and roof, old paint powder,
off. leaving wood oz metal here.
A hun
dred places are left for moisture to sooak
in and start decoy.
A coat of Rasmussen Pure Psint. put on
now. mil defend aU pamtable aurface.
against the weather.
The high quality linseed oil. w4i.ta lead
and white zinc, make Ra.mussen Pure Pa.nt
imperv.ous to mv.rtnre. unharmed by sun
ta.*'-
rd wind for a longer time.
I a “*' «.!••
Take protective etepe now : Lef
sAmc peu color cardo.
W. G. THRASHER
Grant» P icks , < iregon
be Lincoln'» ideals. Senator Sher
man nald. and its founders hope to
make it a self-help institution where i
anybody who vzants to learn, regard
less of his bank account, can study ,
night and day and Sunday, if he can
not come at other times.
"In the classroom there is to be
an honest anarch for truth,” he de-,
clared. “The final word has not yet
Iwen nald on moral», polities and i
economies. A teacher may agitate I
against existing institutions as much !
tin he likes, provided only that he!
does not advocate reform by blood-1
shed and other forms of violence.
“When the country is at peace'
there is no part of our nystem which
will not lie the la tter for an ex-1
change of ideals and free criticism I
freely anil sincerely given. We want
to instill individuality of thought
juid personality in the btudenta.”
An example of the interpretation
of Lincoinian ideals by his fellow
townsmen was evidenced at one of
the meetings, attended by 200 citi
zens. when someone proposed that
tlie policy of the new university be
to support the government against
"its enemies.” The meeting prompt
ly vetoed a proposition so phraeed.
Prices Right Always
SPECIALS for SATURDAY
Beef and Veal Pot Roast
Boiling Beef
15c lb.
10c lb.
Headquarters for Picnic and Lunch Meats,
Poultry and Eggs
We Pay the Highest Market Price for Poultry and Eggs
CITY MARKET
Phone 52
VETS EXCHANGE PHOTOS
AFTER 58 YEARS APART
Elyria. Ohio. Sept. 7.—fl. N. S.)
—For the first time siuce they met
on the battlefield. 58 years ago, L.
I
A. Adams. Civil War veteran, has
lust heard from D. G. Tennyson, also
a veteran of the 1861-18*5 conflict.
The two men are exchanging photo
graphs with a view to seeing wheth
er either of them enn recognize the
other after a lapse of nearly three
score years.
School Supplies
OF EVERY N’ATITII.
Books, Pencils, Tablet,
Fountain Pens
b
C. H. Demaray
Fl LL LINE; OF 1-1’ LOOtiE LEAF BOOKS
LEGION EXTEHOS SYMPATHY
Re-olu< ion Endoi-aed Favoring Policy
in Ruin t'ontrovci>.v
Seaside. Or., Sept. 7.— ( A. P.) —
The American Legion convention to
day approved a resolution expressing
sympathy for the Japanese sufferers.
The resolutions committee approved
a resolution endorsing tile French
and Belgian stand in the Ruhr con
troversy.
Legal blanks of all kinds at the
Courier office.
Saw Mill Equipment
Machinery
Mine Equipment
Power, Transmission and Heavy
Hardware
201» Houlh Sixth St.
Giant» Pass, Oregon.
P. S. Woodin
No, No, Bosco