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STRIK
rr?s TOASTED
NEGRESS GWES TESTIMONY
I
BORN
WILLIAMS—To Mr. and Mrs. Chas
Lew Williams, of Portland. Mgd
nesday, October 10, a daughter.
They were formerly of Graut«
l’usa.
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COMING KVENT8
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Oct 13, Saturday—Rummage Sale
by the Granta Paas Womans Club
at the Ford garage.
Dec. 8. Saturday—American ix’glon
Auxiliary basaar, benefit commun­
ity house.
Bui'*r, prints ____
Eggs, hennery
Wheat, .oft white
Ì Wheat, bard white
¡ Wheat, western red
_______44c I
44c © 48c
--------- »1.01
.....
»1.04
$1.03
Apple»—per box.
Ore. Gravwn-
steins E. Fancy $3-22.35;
fancy
81.xU-»1.75, cookers, *0e-$l; Winter
Bananas, extra fancy. 11.75-22.0$;
fancy, $169 11.76. C grad«, »1.3»;
cookere, $1. Jonathans, fancy nnd
extra fancy, $1.35, large $2.00-33.25.
medium, 1 75-23.00; face and fill,
»1.35; King. $1.00-21.31.
Grime«
Go.uen, face and till, $1.00.
MILLIONS OF MKDAUi
Bunched
Vegetable»—Far dosea
FOR RltlTISH VETERANS bunchea, Carrola. .Leela, 40e-64c
mostly
40«;
radlahes,
4$e-60e,
Mre. Stoke« Alleged to Have Been
London. Oct. 11.—(I. N. 8.)— onions, 50c; turnips, 44« $0e.
iu Wallace Apartment
I British ex-aervk» men and soldiers
All rights for republlca^on of
Cabbage--Oregon bulk, per cwt..
and sailors alill in the forces must ' $3.00-$3.$0; Meker, per lb. $1.7$-
special dispatches herein are also re­ this world's series to set a new high
served.
New York. Oct. 11.— (A. P.)—t be carrying tons of metal on their $2.00; red per lb, 4c.
mark for genuine sportsmanship un­
Mrs.
Lillian
Page, Negress
maid
in ; . brvasla. for, according to the war
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marred
by
petty
bickerings
and
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1*33.
Cautaloupes—Ore-Wash, Burrell
meanness««
1 Whichever contender the east Thirty-first stroet apartment office no fewer than 13,158,944 inod-
Gems,
standards, $3.50-22.00, most­
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War
♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦•a* captures the pennant, we shall ex­ of Edgar T. Wallace, in 1917, today j ala for service in the World
ly $3.50-53.75.
testified
at
the
retrial
of
the
W.
E.
have
uow
been
distributed.
pect
to
see
good
losers
as
well
as
OREGON WEATHER
♦
♦
Celery—Oregon per dozen bunehee
ID. Stokes divorce action against
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♦ good winners.
large,
7Sc-16c, fancy branded, >0c,
Mrs
Helen
Elwood
Stokes
that
Mrs.
,
BANXBCPTCY
—
No,
B-7313
♦
Pacific Coast States: Gener­
smaller, 50c-05o.
dickes came to the apartment with , ..
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♦ ally fair in southern and central
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District Court of the United
Cucumbers—Per box. Oregon, 40o-
Wallace, using the kitchenette en-, gutes
♦ California, and occasional show­
States toi-'ug
lor tne Dmr'ict
District ’of
of Oregon
Oregon ’’
j trance where she came face to face in me Matter of P. D. Scott, isauk- 60c.
Temperature
♦ ers elsewhere.
rupt.
Kgg Plant—Oregon and Weak.,
with Mrs. Page. The witness as­
♦ near normal.
To the creditors of P. D. Scott, of per lb., 7c-8c; per crate, $3.35-
serted the pair then went into the |
♦
Medford, in the County of Jackson $3.50.
bedroom and did not emerge for the ■ aud^District
♦ Tonight and Friday fair. Cool-
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aforesaid. Bankrupt,
G re pee—Calif Malaga«. logs. $1,.
fifteen
minutes
the
witness
remain-
\
♦ «r tonight.
aud to said Bankrupt and his attor­
35c-$1.50; bulk lb. Se-te, Tokay,
ed in the apartment.
ney;
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Notice la hereby given that on the $1.50-22.00. Cornlrhons, $1.75-$2.
Sth day of October, A. D.. 19 33, the Oregon Concords, per lb. 5c-4c ;3 qt.
THE WORLD'S SERIES
said P. D. Scott was duly adjudicat­
Fans gather around the score
ed a Bankrupt, and that the first basket. 22 tic. Rogue River Mala­
gas, lugs. $2.26.
Tokays. Black
. meeting of his creditors will be held
board and eagerly await the returns
England and United Slates Could i in the office of the refree. Room 34 Muscats, Roee of Peru. $2.36-23.50,
from the World's Series being played
Bring World Peace
i Opera House Building, Granta Pau, few $2.75. Wash. Mary Hili Mui-
between the two New York cluba. Al­
Oregon, on the 24th day of October.
cats, lugs, $3.25.
though they are miles removed from
Saint Catherines, Ont., Oct. 11.— A. D., 1423, at 3 o'clock p. in.. at
Onions—Per cwt.. Ore. Danvers,
, which time the said creditors may
the acene of conflict they take aide
Former
British
Premier Lloyd attend, prove their claima. appoint a $3.75-23.00, few
$3.31.
Bollere,
and wiU back one team or the other
George declared today that if the trustee, examine the Bankrupt, and $2; white pickling. 4-9 He
lb. Wub.
through the entire series. Their in­
United Stales and Great Britain can transact such other business as may reds and yellows, $2 26-$2.7$.
terest appears almost as great as
reach an understanding that both ' properly come before said meeting.
Said Bankrupt must be in attendance
that shown by the fans in the city in
Peaches—Ore. end Wash. Elbor-
stand for a rational peace,
there at said time and place. Claims must
which the games are being played.
tas, largo. 75«-85c. Salway, 75c-$l,
New York, Oct. 11.—(I. N. S.)— would be peace in the world.
be presented in form required by the
They follow each play and watch the In addition to its Little Italy, Ghetto
few $1 10.
Bankruptcy Act., and sworn to.
score mount as a team takes the and Chinatown. New York has a real, UNIVERSITY GETS READY'
pear9—per box. Oregon and Wash-
Dated this 11th day of October,
lead.
colorful Bohemia which in every re­
FOR ANNUAL HOME COMING A. D.. 1923.
GEORGE H. DURHAM,
There are people who show won­ spect oatshines, or “out-Bohemians."
Referee in Bankruptcy.
University of Oregon, Eugene, OcL
derment that there are men who can the sham section, miles removed
11.
—
(Special)
—
With
the
appoint-1
spend an interested hour following from it In actual distance and mode
Cut This Out—Il Is Worth Money
the game or who would even take of living, and which is better classi­ ment of Hadden Rockhy as cha.rinan
the time to call up to find out how fied by prefixing "Ho” to the bohe­ of Home Coming committee, plans |
Send this ad and ten cents to Foley
are under way for the celebration of & Co.. 2835 Sheffield Ave., Chicago,
the game is progressing. And yet mia.
, Ill., writing your name and address
these people show a like interest in
Beginning at Sheridan Square, in the annual alumni reunion on the clearly. You will receive a ten cent
some other form of game or amuse­ the lower part of Manhattan, and University of Oregon campus, Nov. , bottle of FOLEY'S HONEY AND
ment The answer lies in the nature extending for a number of blocks 23 and 24. A high point of this , TAR for Coughs, Colds, and Croup,
’
free sample packages of FOLEY
•f the American people who like to east, south and west, is the Bohemia year's Homecoming will be the an- 'also
see a contest where wits and sports­ with which most visitors to the me­ nual Oregon-O. A. C. football game KIDNEY PILLS for Backache, Rheu­
matic Pains, Kiduey and Bladder
manship are brought into play. The tropolis are fairly familiar. This sec­ to be played on Hayward Field on the j trouble, and FOLEY CATHARTIC
American likes to see clean compe­ tion is all make-believe, a commer­ afternoon ot November 24.
TABLETS for Constipation and Bil­
The annual student parade, rally iousness. These wonderful remedlee
tition in any sport.
cial Bohemia to attract the presence,
— Professional baseball has had Ils patronage and pennies of the curious and campus bonfire will feature the have helped millions of people. Try
The following i lhem. Couch's Pharmacy. (Adv.)
Ups and downs during the last few and waywar^. Its habitues are no . program Nov. 23.
years. It ia just now having one of more Bohemian than its residents morning will be devoted to alumni
PORTLAND MARKET
Rs "ups” The opening of the and promoters. It is “Hobohemia.” gatherings and the annual buainue*
world's series finds the fans of the
Portland, Ore., Oct. 11.— (A. P.)
But in the upper East Side, start­ i meeting of grads and former stud-
nation never more enthusiastic. The ing at Fifth-ninth street and thin­ ' eats. In the evening the Homecom­ —Cattle
and sheep, nominally
nation is described as “baseball ning out in the Eighties, with Third ing dance will be held.
steady; hogs, active; eggs, up 3c;
In addition to the alumni and for- butter, firm.
mad." Even the most expert alien­ avenue and the East River as Its oth­
ists would not attempt to do any­ er boundaries, there is a true Bohe- i j mer students who will come to the
thing for it this week. After the mia, with its picturesque inhabitants, campus, there will be hundreds of | Choice steers, .......
$7.00-27.50
suspense of the first games is over real Bohemians, natives of Czecho­ ' football fans who are interested in j Hogs, extreme top —............ _.»10.50
of ^Red Crown means
seeing the Oregon-O. A. C. game. The | Hogs, prime light----- $8.90 © $9.60
there may be a lucid interval.
slovakia—the original Bohemia.
RAPID vaporization
According to the adage, money
■ $9.50 & $10.00
An excursion into it is a revela- j largest crowd in the history of the Choice lambs _
talks, and it has been especially elo- tion. There is no mistaking the mot­ annual celebration is expected this East Mt. Lambs _»10.00 © $10.75
to COLDEST WEATHER
quent regarding these games upon ley-shawled women, beautifully com- year.
¡Butter, extra cubes, 4 4c © 44 He
which the championship depends, plexioned girls and ofttimes gypsy
Every ticket Is taken at high prices garbed children. The shops and
lor the initial encounter. Two years places of enteita.hment reek of the
ago, it may be recalled, there was no “old country." Names are unpro­
such rush for seats in tire grand­ nounceable tongue-twisters, and the
stand. They were easily obtainable languages spoken are for the most
*y thoee who had the cash. This part Czech and Magyar. The young­
AdyerQscments under tide beading 5c per line per Issu«. All
mon than that
coaditlon reflects the improved er generation, of course, is sufficient
L’laaalfied ads appear unde»
•hut heading the first time
s it means smooth
standing of the pastime with the dis­ ly Americanized to speak English—
acceleration
criminating portion of the public. ar perhaps it would be more appro-
FOR
SALE
—
7-
room
modern
bunga
­
T.
M.
STOTT,
Insurance
Specialist
—
Commissioner Landis has helped to priate to say—speak New York.
low. Phone 508-R.
»VU
Everything in
Insurance and
restore general confidence in the
This bona-fide Bohemia is a de­
Bonds.
91tf FOUND—Small knife. Owner cal.
Squareness of these contests. This lightful slum, clean and intent upon
at 240 West 1 St.
15
is the foundation of the game’s pros­ its own business. It doesn't smell EVERBEARING strawberries—Now
is the time to set out these plants FOR SALE—6 room house, furnish- |
perity.
of pickles, like the Ghetto; of garlic,
—only 1 cent each in any amount.
(
ed, 403 1 and Fourth Sta. Mrs. J.
"'People go to see a fairly fought, like the Italian quarter; or of gar­
At Jordan's North Teuth^L__ 15
H. Ahlf, 656 North Sixth 8t. 17
keenly competitive battle for the bage, like both. You can walk around „7.
FOR RENT OR SALE—Ranch In TO RENT—7-roomed partly fur­
'¿punant. The theory that profes­ in It without being overcome by fla­
nished house, woodshed, screen
Fruitdale, sub irrigated soil, rent
porch, cement cellar, close to high
sional baseball could flourish mere­ grant odors or lack of conventions.
reasonable. Address llobt. Huck,
school.
$15 a month.
Phone i I
1433 Allesaudro St., Los Angeles,
ly as as exhibition of akill and agll-
The atmosphere ot this colony is
623-K.
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Calif.
1»
ity, after the fashion of an acrobatic distinctly Bohemian of the romantic
performance in a circus has been type and is attracting ambitious FOR SALE OR RENT—Five acres, FOR SALE CHEAP—3 flue work '
See
horses, steady and gentle.
ciose In, improved, inquire of own­
pretty well exploded by the fact that young artists. Here, where it is pos­
Jordan at North Tenth St.
er,
1206
D
street,
or
agents.
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15
when doubt was cast on the good sible to live on ten dollars a week,
FOR SALE—7-room partly furnish­
faith of certain players the atten- they manage to get along without FOR SALE—One number 18 healer.
ed house, 1
acre of ground,
Call at 725 Lawuridge. Mrs. C. B.
'dance immediately fell off and did commercializing their souls.
screened porch and city water, al­
Mason.
16
so pump, sidewalks ail In, truit
not get back to normal until the
Little Czechoslovakia is a model
and roses, cement cellar, $1600 on
house-cleaning took place.
segment of the fantastic Old World. FOR SALE—Riding plow—used one
easy terms. Phone 523-R.
16 I
month. Cheap. Or will trade for
Baseball Is firmly entrenched as
ANYONE
knowing
of
any
person
who
dry
wood.
Seo
Jordan,
North
the national pastime so long as it is
To defeat the fraudulent motives
has bought a small Victor phono­
Tenth St.
15
kept clean and above suspicion. It of unscrupulous members of their
graph or some army blankets with
must also be guarded against rowdi­ own sect who are taking improper FOR A CONCERT grand piano,
one corner cut off, since Sept. 18,
$250.
Bee
it
at
1119
East
A
St.
15
will con it/ a great favor by either
ness on the part of either players or id vantage of the religious precepts
notifying“A. C. Hoofer, Waldo, or
spectators. The country looks to which the orthodox are bound to ob- FOR SALE—1 Jersey and 1 Hol­
the Sheriff's office.
16
stein-Jersey, A-l cows. W'hite’a
I.
place, Murphy.
18 FOUND—3-tooth bridge near depot.
Owner call at Courier Office. 15 /
FOR SALE—80 acres grape land,
I
I
protected from frost, H mile from FOR TRADE—3 steady work horses
for dry wood or clover hay.
See
highway, price $15 an acre. Also
Jordan at North Tenth St.
15
1 team, 1 wagon, 1 hack. Address
C. H. Peterson, City, in care of J. THE PICTURE IkllLL—For fine pho­
Stubblefield.
15
tographs. One block west First
National Bank.
Sitting daily
FOR RENT—On cash or crop basis,
9:30 a. m. to 4 p. m. Sundays by
86 acres of river bottom soil un­
appointment.
8tudlo
phone 283-R.
der irrigation. Write No. 547 care
Residence 140-J.
12tt
of Courier.
15
PACIFIC
ORE
REDUCTION 4
WANTED—A middle aged woman
CHEMICAL MFG. CO—Refining
who can cook for a few men in
and mill tests.
Special prices
placer mining camp. Wages $30
on large quantities.
Powder­
per month. Call at <14 South
ed lime and sulphur for sale. East
Fifth St.
14tf
G stroet. two blocks east of S. P.
depot, Grants Pass, Ore.
19
REGISTERED GUERNSEY BULL
for sale at almost butcher price. FOR SALE—Corona typewriter, lat­
Have sold iny cows and have no
est. mod»!, used month, forced to
further use for him. See W. O.
sell. Cost $50, sell for $40. Box
Andrews, at Farmers Co-op.
19
t;r,i, city.
It
FOR SALE—Baby buggy, $15; baby LOST—Chalmers light lens, silver
basket, $1; electric iron with
rim. between high school and Mur­
stand. $3 Mrs. Stott, phone 313-R,
phy, Wednesday afternoon. Please
I
840 Washington Blvd.
15
leave at Courier.
19
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1
1
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serve, Jews of the Bronx have or­
ganized a corporation which now
operates a chain of ion kosher shops.
Kxplaning the purpose of the cor­
poration. Its president. Rabid J. Neu­
länder, of the Cheva Bachunin Tem­
ple said: "It is commonly known
that over half of the Jewish butchers
in the city are selling ordinary meat
I as kosher meat aud demanding ko­
sher prices. The faithful are being
cheated, and to eliminate thts the
' corporation was formed. We do not
want to see the orthodox Jews im-
I’osed upon because of their adher­
ence to religious teachings."
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no
Stoves
Stoves
TO CHOOSE FROM
From $1.00 to $110.00
NEW AND USED HEATERS AND
RANGES
Come Where Ÿou Can Make a Selection
We will Buy, Sell or Exchange
I
209-211 South Sixth St.
C.
F
GEORGE SAYS PEAGE POSSIBLE
PERFECT
WINTER
BALANCE
hence
PEOPLE’S MARKET
quick starting, no
womout batteries
Bu/
1OO%
TIRES
30x3% Fabric „
30x3% Gates Cord«
30x3% Cord«, Over»ize ...
31x4 Cord«, S. S.
32x4 Cord», S. S.—.......
33x4 Cord», S. S. ........... ......
32x4% Cord» S. S.
34x4% Cord«, S. S. __
33x5 Cord«, S. S.___
35x5 Cord«, S. S... .
$8.50
$10.50
$13.50
$17.50
$18.50
$19.50
$26.50
$29.00
$32.00
.. $35.00
Come Look Them Over
VULCANIZING THAT PAYS
Ole’s Tire Shop
North Sixth Street
GREASING
FLUSHING
fngton Anjous, »1.26-22.00. Winter
Nelli«, per lb. $c.
Plums—Ore. Italian prunes, 2c-
3 He.
Potatoes—Sacked per ewt, Bur-
banks best. $1.76-12.00.
Mostly
»1.75. Wash. Netted Gems, V. S
No. 1, $2.15-$!.25.
Combination
grade. $2.
Quince—Calif, bulk per lb. 4c-5c.
Sacked Vegetables— •Per cwt. Car-
rota and Heels $1.75-11.00. Turnips,
Parsnips and Rutabagas. $2.6O-$3.
Spinach—Local.
Oiaugu
box,
$1.25-$1.35.
Sweet Potato«»—Per lb.
Calli.
mostly 4Hc-6H<-‘.
To ma loo*-— Per box. Ore. mostly
60c-6Uc; few iM-st, 75c,
Watermelons, Calif, uncratad, per
lb. 3c-3Hc. Ice Creams lHc-2Hc.
Caaabas, 3c-3V»c.
power
* extra
mileage
(JOP'P,
Men’s Leather Vests
Most any style you can think of
priced at
$6.85, $7.65, $9.95 and $12.45
See our line of Men’s Rain clothing
Golden Rule Store
oyiCK
STARTING
! withno sacrifice
tfPower-
MJB
HARNESS GOODS OF ALL KINDS
Auto Tops and Cushions
G, B. BERRY
South Hlxth Hirte«
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