warded to other shows, when all
prize money from such shows will re
vert to th« •rlginal exhibitor.
«Continued from Page One.)
6. Judging will be done by
to become the property of the show, latest approved scale ax need at
except whore such exhibits are tor- . Oregon State SVtr.
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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1023.
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OREGON WEATHER
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL
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Local People Married—
♦
Mrs. H. M. Parham, who formerly
♦ owned the American restaurant here,
Pacific Coast States: Gener ♦ and F. W. Guest were married on
ally fair in southern and cen
October 13 at the M. E. Parsonage
tral California, and occasional
at Medford. They will be at home in
rains elsewhere. Temperature ♦ Grants Pass after November 1. Mrs.
♦ above normal.
♦ Parham recently sold her restaurant
4- tn Medford.
♦ Fair tonight and Thursday. ♦
♦ Warmer east portion.
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Hallowe'en Ornaments—
♦ Black paper for making Hallowe’en
ornaments, 2 large sheets. 15c.
THE RESULT OF “Pl SH"
the Courier office.
The announcement of Harvey M.
Toy. chairman of the California high- ' Funeral Services Held—
Funeral services were held
way commission, that the Redwood1 terday at Auburn. California.
I
highway will be rushed through to Richard Orvel Hulbert, infant
of Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Hulbert, of
completion, shows the result of
211 E street, of this City. Death
push” on the part ot the local or came last Sunday to the baby, who
ganisations who were concentrating was two years. 11 months and 31
days of age, having been born on
their efforts on the highway. There1 October 31, 1920.
have been times when the conatruc-
Rivoli Tonight—
tion of the highway looked distant
' The High School Senior quartet
but the local committees have kept will entertain you with snappy songs
hammering away at the proposition between shows of Harold Lloyd in
25
with the result that the completion "’Safety Last."
of the highway is in sight.
Sketching Class Meets—
The seven counties in California
A class In sketching in water col
which wanted the highway and Jose ors is meeting every tew days at the
phine county have worked together. office of the county school superin
It was the final meeting at Willits, tendent to be instructed in the prin
Miss Lucille
at which the local delegation took ciples of the work.
Mint, director of the National Art
the leading part, that brought the
League, is conducting the class, in
affair to a successful conclusion The which considerable interest has
matter is not going to be dropped been shown. Tomorrow pastel work
when the road is built, The ambi- will be taken up. The classes will
tions of the local people go further be continued for a short time.
than that, The next step wiU be the
agitation for the paved highway to
the coast aud down to San Francis-
co. The t.ne is coming when this
will be accouiplAhed and Grants Pass
people will exert all the "push"
neoeesary to hold up their part of the
program
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LARGE PRIZES FOR SHOW
6RANTS PASS DAILY COURIER
WEEKLY COURIER
By mail, per year - L ■■ ■
WEDNESDAY, OtTOHKR »I. I»!».
GRANTS PARS DAILY COCKIER
PAGE TWO
PREMIUM LIST
Clane A
Irrigated Oom
IxH 1—100 ears Minnesota 18 com .......... _....... 66.00 *3 00 *2.00
3.00
5.00
8.00
Lot 2—100 ears any other yellow dent corn .....
3 t>0
SOO
Lot 3—100 ears any whtto dent corn ..................... 5 00
2.00
1.00
Lot 4 — 10 ears Minnesota 13 corn ................... 8.00
1.00
1 00
Lot 5—10 ears any other yellow dent corn ........ 8 00
2.40
1.00
Lot 6—10 sirs any white dent com ..................... 1.00
Claas B.
Nou-Irrigated Corn
».'..60 »3.00 »3.00
Let 7—100 ears any yellow dent corn ..........
240
*.00
Lot 8—100 ear» atty white dent corn ____
5.40
1.00
lot 9—10 ears any yellow dent com ________ __
2.00
8.00
140
2.00
__ ...... 3.00
Lot 16—10 ears any white dent com
Clans C.
lot 11—-10 ears FUnt corn
»1.00
.........
....
Lot 13—-1-0 ears Popcorn ...........................
.. — 1.00
ClaiM D.
*2540
Lot 13—-Best 100 ears of com in show .....................
1040
Lot 14—Beet 10 ears of corn in show ......... ..... ..... ______
Cln*s K.
Potatoes
Bushel Quantities
lot 15—One bushel long type potatoes ------------- *4.00 *2.00 11.00
1.00
240
Lot 16—line bushel round type potatoes —- -------_ 4.00
4.00
140
2.00
Lot 17—One bushel Blue skin potatoes ________
100
2.00
4.00
Lot IS—One bushel Red skin potatoes ..............
Clans *’.
10 Specimens. 6-os. perfect type
Lot 19—10 specimens, long type ------ - ------ _____ *2.00 »1.00 » .50
.50
2.00
1.00
Lot 20—10 specimens, round type ........................
40
1.00
Lot 21—10 specimens. Blue skin type ------------- - 2.00
.50
1.00
Lot 22—10 specimens, red skin type ...------------ 2.00
Class <>.
Sweepstakes
... Silver Cu®
lot 23—(Best bushel of potatoes in show------------
(Donated by Grants Pass Chamber of Commerce, to be won three
times to become permanent property of winner)
.. *5.00
24—Beet 10 specimens In show—___
Claw H.
Small Grains
• 3.00
Lot 25— Best bushel of winter wheat
Lot 26— Best bushel of spring wheat
Lot 27— Best bushel of winter barley
Lot 28— Best bushel of spring barley
Lot 29— Best bushel of winter oats....
Odd Fellows on Trip—
A large delegation of Odd Fellows
made the trip to Glendale Tuesday
night to attend the meeting being
held there. The local degree team
put on some initiatory work in the
first degree A street parade was
held in which the Muscovites took
part. A banquet was served later in
the evening. Some ot the Lady
Muscovites also attended the affair.
D odge - B rothers
BUSINESS SEDAN
A body built of steel finished in baked on
enamel upholstered in genuine leather.
A car that is sold at a price approaching
open car cost.
A car that will go anywhere an open car
will go that will stand up under the
same hard usage.
A car attractively desißned. with new-
type springs that notably improve the
riding qualities new conveniences and
fittings new beauty and comfort.
A car that ha« made closed car owner
ship practical and desirable for everyone
—for business and family use alike for
country and city.
RILEY-MEIER MOTOR COMPANY
MKDFOItD. OREGON
the proceedings if they desire,
eral people wanted to see them put
down and the time was set to con
venience them. The sluicing opera
tions in the main canal at Greens
creek was completed today,
canal is now tree from slides.
Rivoli Tonight—
The High 8chool Senior quartet
will entertain you with snappy songs
between shows ot Harald Lloyd in
"Safety Last.”
Will Lower Gale«—
The closing down of the works of
the Grants Pass Irrigation District Local GM I’raiaeU—
At a recent oelebration
for the 1923 season will be com
pleted tomorrow afternoon when Pasadena Presliyterlan church
the gales at the Savage Rapids dam honor of Columbus Day, Miss Gene
are lowered. The lowering of the vieve Pattillo. formerly of this city,
Notice-
gates will be done at 2 o'clock in or sang a number of selections. A Pas
All officers and members of Paran
der that local people may witness adena paper in reporting the eveat
Encampment are requested to be at
Odd Fellows hall Friday, October 26.
Medford and Gold Hill will bring
down Royal Purple candidates. Re
freshments. By order of the C. P.,
Donald Wilcox.
Williams.
Scribe.
Advertisements under this heading Be per line per isuwe. All
PEOPLE’S MARKET
Classified ads appear under this heaing the first tinte
apoaks highly of Mias Pattillo In the
following terms: "Uies PatliUo, of
Pasadena, sang two groups of songs,
displaying a voice of tine even tone
and rare range. The first group in
cluded ’Ishtar’ by Gilbert Htrntmi.
and the ‘Banjo Song* by McGill. The
second group contained the con-
tralto solo from The Persian Gar-
den' which was rendered with fine
feeling; and the charming lyric
'Dona.' which gave Miss Pattillo full
scape for a voice posaeestag com
plete clarity of tone and exproaaion.
AUTOMOBILE—Fire, Theft and Ac 1HE PICTURE MILL—r or une pao-
logiapua. ub« moca west r ml
cident Insurance. See T. M. Stott.
A looks I Street Lamps.
National Bana.
Sitting daily
N. 6th St.
24tf
Buenos Aires, tepidly beoomlag up
Viau a. m. to « p. m. ouudays by
LOST—Three keys on small chain.
appointment. Bluuio phone 2S4-U. to date, «till has grain aleohol lamps
Finder please leave at -Courier
KeSMteUue 14O-J.
1211 to light her streets, although kero
office.
25
—To Buy good buzz saw sene and alcohol street lamps sre be
FOR RENT—Five room house. In WANTED
outut. Houser tiros., west end ot ing gradually superseded by uleetrte-
quire 1UU3 East M. Phone 534-R.
f oundry bl , City.
25tt tty. More than a thousand alcohol
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lamps were Installed during 1922.
FOR RENT—Two or three room FINE PHOTOGRAPHS — Picture There are at present 3,273 alcohol
j-rames,
crystal
.finish
Koask
apartment. No children. Write
street lamps tn use tn the city.
iTtnia—the Metier kind, the price
lütt
No. 550 Courier afflue.
no more. Artcrafl studio, 2U8
Woman's Inventions.
WOMAN, 5o, wants to cook for few
North Sixth St.
23tf
Women in the past ten years have
men, fine cook. Call at Mr. Al
Teal's, corner ot Murphy and Ores WANTED—Placer mine equipped Invented some 1.400<Ufferent "new and
tor work on royally, will buy it useful articles,’’ according to a report
cent City highway. Mrs. Edith At
satistactory. Stark and Zumwalt, by the United States patent oftioe.
water.
25
Grants Pass.
30 ranging from a rotary plowshnre to an
COME—Pick Tokays, 2 cents, bring
Auto Tops and Cushions
containers, first vineyard beyond FOR -RENT—Partly furnished, five egg beater. Among inventions enume
room bungalow, with basement, rated are a cow till holder, a rein
high school. East A St._____ 25
garage, wood house, inquire 1103 forced howl in which to beat eggs, and
CIDER—Clean and sweet; 50c per
East A or puone 503-R.
24 an artlflcial eyelesli.
gallon, delivered.
1‘none Will
bcoville.
26 WANTED—Employment by middle
CARD OF THANKS
aged woman, is experienced hotel
South Sixth Street
FOR SALE or rent—5 room house
cook or chamber maid. Call 906
and garage, 5 lots, 816 Josephine
Oak St.
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We wish to thank the Modern
street. For further information
Woodmen
and Royal Neighbors and
WILL
room
and
board
two
gentle
phone 13-Y, noou or evening, or
men, reasonable. Handy to round our other friends for the floral offer
call at 737 N. 8th.
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house and factory. Inquire 2t>0 ings aud their kindness and sym Grants iPass, says: "J couldn’t be
WANTED—Woman cook. Box 63,
North Second St.
25 pathy expressed In the death of our gin to express in words the faith and
COMING EVENTS
Rogue River, Ore.
25
FOR SALE—.Carrots, turnips, beets son, Dick.
gratitude
1
have
for
Doan's
Kidney
FOR SALE—The Bcoville property
and pumpkins, cheap. A. Alberts,
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Hulbert. Pills. I <bave never found a remedy
at 802 North Seventh. Inquire
North Sixth, on highway.
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for backaahe and kidney disorder so October 31 , Wednesday. -Chicken
Mrs. W. H. Quuii, 832 North 7th.
reliable and effective in relieving ' Noodle Luncheon by Missionary
______________________________ 35 LEFT in l'ardee’s grocery, pair new
overalls. Owner call Courier of
the misery of this distressing trou-
Ladles, Newman M. E. church at
JOSEPH MOSS AGENCY—Insurance
fice,
26
•ble. iDoan's Kidney (PiUs have done
and bonus. High class companies.
Epworth hall.
80
(Continued from Page One.)
another
member
of
my
family
good,
i
6% MONEY—Bankers Reserve Sys BUY FROM OWNERS, around To
too. I always resort to Doan's when Nov. 6, Tuosday—Special elurtiion.
kay
Heights,
15
acres
of
A-l
tem 6% loans are made on city or
1 feel In need of a kidney reme
grape land and best ot terms. One Pacific highway and the Oregon ever
farm property to buy, build, im
dy and they always give the same Dec. 8, Saturday—American Legion
Caves.
The
local
Chamber
of
Com
6-room
home,
a
wonderful
view
prove, or pay indebtedness. Bank
and cozy, on good terms and low- merce will aid in the publicity .and good results.*’
AuxlUary bazaar, benefit commun
ers Reserve Deposit Company,
60c at ull dealers. IFowterJMll-
price. A real Horaeieigh borne ot advertising of the route, in return for
Denver, Colorado.
WStf
ity bouse.
burn Co., Mfrs., Buffalo, N. Y.
several acres and in a high state the favors extended
FOR BALE OK TRADE—Small stock
of cultivation on a main street, a
ranch, 160 acres, with good out
lovely place for young or old. Call
range, on main road, mail twice
at 801 North Eighth St., Grants
dally, school % miles, about 25
Pass, or phone 221-R.
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acres in cultivation, about 50 acres
WANTED-
Several
wood
cutters
to
well fenced, fair bouse, two good
start cutting wood about the first Tlx- «une Mistake Is Mod«- By
barns. Small payment down, bal
Grant s Pase People
of -November, good cutting and a
ance easy terms. Will consider
winters
job.
J.
H.
Robinson,
4
good automobile or residence prop
It’s a common error.
Sons, phone 617-F-13.___
25
erty aw part payment. Address H.
To J plaster the aching back,
Power, Transmission aud Heavy
P. Egger. Grants Pass, Ore.
FOR KALE—46 purebred Duroe
To rub
i
with liniments, rheumatic
MWStf
Hardware
Jersey wheats.
Garold Parker, joints,
E L, GALBRAITH—Real estate. In
Loughridge .ranch.
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If the trouble comes from the kid
surance an* plate glass liability.
SALE—-2 young cows gluing neys.
Tuffs Bldg. 6th and H. Phoue U. FOR
Doan's Kidney Pills are 'for kidney
milk. 6125. or will trade for horse,
FOR SALE—Baby buggy, »15; baby
pullets or young stock, also new Qis,
basket, $1; electric iron with
•And are endorsed by "Grants Pass
Sharplew Cream Separator. 400-lb.
stand, $3. Mrs. Stott. phone
capacity. Dave Roberts, Murphy. ottfsens. Ask your neighbor!
313-K, 810 Washington Blvd. 28 i Oregon.
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William Harvey, 621 N. Sth St.*,
DS OF ALL KINDS
G. B. BERRY
REDWOOD GOKTRACT TO BE LET
Saw Mill Equipment
Machinery
Mine Equipment
P. S. Woodin