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ADDITIONAL LOCAL
♦ may be connected with the road finds that there Is a real demand for
♦
♦ ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ down the Illinois from Selma, glv- the meetings such as ho conducts.
GRANTS VASS DA II. Y Colmili
AIR LINERS TO
EUROPE SOON
ing a road to the coast within the
Glnssea fitted at Letcher a Boa's. next few years. This proposition
Secretary WUl Arrive—
Man's suits thoroughly cieanca j has been given much discussion by
Definite word has been received
and
pressed. (1.50.
Ward rote i the residents of the loiter river in
that A. M. Simons, the new man­
Cleaners, phone 1*7. We call for tbe past but has been dropped to a
aging secretary of the Grants Pass
sad deliver.
7»tt considerable extent within recent
Chamber of Commerce, will arrive
Moffet Predicts Ships Will Circle
J. W. Lucas left last night tor years.
in Grants Pass on October 31. Mr.
Ritzville after spending a week here
Globe In Two Days.
Simons is at present in California
conferring with officials of the Chl" i RiveU Service—
and has been unable to get away
cago Land company on proposed de- j Zev-Papyrus I International horse-
sooner.
velopment work withiu the Grants race tonight. Race run October 20
Paas Irrigation District. Mr. Lucas > — shown here only 6 days after
Road InioiiwaUun Kerned—
expects to return here within a
•vBBt. Earie Sande. Grants Pass
C. H. Purcell, district engineer of
What will the airship of the future
short time.
281
' boy, rides Zev Jo victory.
the
bureau of public roads, has writ­ ba?
For a short time only you can
. 1
1 1
Rear Admiral William A. Moffett,
ten tba Chamber oi Commerce in
subscribe for the Deiinator at halt The Event of the Su»*!—
chief of the bureau of aeronautics.
regard
to
the
Redwood
highway.
He
price. The Golden Rule.
27
Big benefit daacet
New Arm- says "The location survey has been United States nnty. ventures an amas-
ory
Medfordl
Saturday
night.
Larg­ made for the entire project from the ing prediction regarding the aviation
Rivoli Service—
est maple floor in Southern Oregon, state line to Adams Station, which of tomorrow In Popular Science
Zev-Papyrus international boree-
tkxcelient music by Alford's Greater include« tbe section under contract Monthly, describing a dirigible as
race tonight. Race ran October 20
Imperial Orchestral Tickets 11.10. at the present time. The distance large as the Leviathan, capable of sail­
—shown here only 6 days after
ing around the world in a couple of
from the north end of the präsent dayi. manned by a regiment of nun
event. Earle Saude, Grants Pass
When Better Automob.Ice-
contract to the Calitornla-Oregou and carrying airplanes as ocean stcarn-
16
boy, rides Zev to victory.
Are built Buick will build them, tt
line is seven miles. The i cost is esti- shlpa now carry lifeboats, so that pa*
mated at 1500,eou for the grading •engers may be sent off to wayside
Caii'nc'n Meet Thursday—
ProgTHm Being Publi-dted—
of this section and the i surfacing of destinations
The next meeting of tbe Cavemen
The Armistice Day program which the entire project."
Ship» of the sen have built empires,
will be held next Thursday, Novem-1
ho writes, altered the destinies of na­
is being published by the American
ber 1, this being tbe annual banquet <
tions. and exerted a profound Influ­
Legion Post of the city has" been
of the organization. At this meeting
Special Overcoat Sale—
ence on history through uncounted
nearly
completed
and
will
soon
go
to
elected j
Jim Chinnock, recently
You can save 110.00 by selecting centuries. With the dawn of ths
press. This program, which con­
Chief Bighorn, and his staff of of­
your
new overcoat at Peerless dom­ Twentieth century, ships of the sir
tains. among other things, the latest
ficers will be put through their paces
12 If have cotne as a new challenger of
revised rules on "How to Display and ing Co.
time and space, and their Influence
at the installation ceremonies.
A
Respect the Flag." will be mailed to
upon the trend of world events la to­
good program is being prepared.
2500 homes in the district surround­ Star RoadfWtw Altandoned—
day one of the most potent factors In
Laical police officers have a car I world progress and development
ing Grants Pass. Any merchant
Salt's Books in Stock—
To Circle the Globe.
wishing space in the program may on their hands and don't know what'
The Courier has on hand at all
Yesterday tve crossed an ocean, to­
see any member of the Legion pub- to do with it. Several days ago a
__
___
for
i
times counter sales books—two
couple came to town in a Star road­ day n continent; tomorrow w< .rcle
16c; 75c per dozen, Also waiters | lie“y ‘'•■"»‘««b «. L. Bromley, B.
ster. The machine was left at a the globe. New routes for commerce
checks for restaurants, at two books W' Cou,ant or Pete Allen. The pro-
open p by way of the polar air routes.
‘ gram also includes the complete list local garage and the two registered
far 5 c.
London and Tokyo are drawn together
at a local hotel. The officers be­ as by magic, and man. creeping on the
of events for Armistice Day.
came suspicious and looked up the earth, looks to the sky am! reads there
910.00 Saved—
license. The license number, Ore­ the stery of a new era.
Rivoli Service—
By purchasing your new suit or
gon 87310 belonged on a Ford car at
international
horse-
It requires no great tax on the
Zev-Papyrus
overcoat at Peerless Clothing Co.
22tf race tonight. Race run October 20 Tiller, Chief McLane waited until Imagination to picture some of the de-
—shown here only 6 days after the driver appeared and questioned velopments of air transpertatlcvn
event. Earle Sande, Grants Pass him. The woman was next ques- which we may expect to see even in
Do You Not—
28 tioned and both gave about the same our brief span.
to victory.
Sometimes get "hungry” for good boy, rides Zev
Consider a ship of s.ono.txm cubic
story, that the car had been pur-
pictures? Come in and feast your
feet Such ships are now beine
The officers
chased
in
Hood
River.
Pilots
"Land
Boat
’
’
—
planned abroad, They would equal
eyes on some of the most famous
Piloting what he terms a land then asked for a marriage certificate the a lie of the 1 Leviathan, with a
pieces of most of the great artists
and noted some confusion on the length of 900 feet and more and s
of today. Visitors always welcome. boat, Capt. G. L. Hall was in the city
today. Captain Hall is an ordained part of the couple. They stated that diameter greater than the beam of
Artornft Studio. Phone 86.
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minister and is holding meetings in the certificate had been left in Ta­ that great vessel. They will carry a
rural sections of the state where it is coma. Not having any charge to weight In fuel and other useful load­
Looks Over Road Prospects—
hold the couple on they were re- ing of more than 60 tons and could
Phone 52
Supervisor E. H. MacDaniels, of impossible to have regular services.
At present he Is holding hls services leased bnt the car was held, The cruise half way around the earth
the local forestry office, is making
without
a
stop.
Airplanes
could
be
at Selma and Is attracting large couple has disappeared now, leaving
.* trip down the Illinois river today
carried on them as are lifeboats on
their suitcases and personal belong­ ocean-going vessels. These planes
to look over the pro8pects for a road crowds nightly. He calls his work
ings as well as the Star car, which could land on a deck on top of the air­
from Selma to Agness. There has “Gospel Life Line Work” and has
does not have any means of identifi­ ship and be launched from it carrying
been considerable discussion as to named his Dodge Sedan the “Life
cation, all numbers having been passengers for wayside destinations.
the feasibility of this project and it Line." He formerly was captain of
They could be designed to carry a
Is the desire of the forestry office to two boats on which he held services taken off.
■*«_ and it I* was here ♦ that
Vl «X f Hex
nurnod
thix
regiment of troops, and a fleet of
get
first
hand
information.
The
he
earned
the
get first hand information.
Found His Bones.
them
could transport an army to the
Printed
butter
wrapp«rs
for
sale
forestry department has a road Crom titfc of captain. His is a non-sal-
If you are a Buddhiat monk and
ends of tbe earth. In time that could
at
the
Courier
office.
Gold Bench to Agrees already un- arled work and he Ils Bibles to pay
die, they bury part of you aud
be reckoned In hours.
balm the rest of you tn honey
To Carry Dozen Pls rug.
burn you. If you have been especially
Airplanes have alrendy been carried saintly, your bones will ba pounded
by airships, launched from them, down, made Into a paste and molded
picked up by them. It Is well within into sn Image of the Buddha, to ba
the bounds of reason to predict that placed In tbe monastery.
the naval airship of the future will
carry a dozen planes that will be
capable of defending her against air
ML .
attack, and In addition will mount a
j* F :
battery of guns that will command the
*. »
respect of any enemy mnrauder. This
country was among the first to Inves­
tigate the possibility of airplanes be­
ing carried by airships, and the ex­
periment conducted with a type of air­
'N
ship less than one-tenth the size of
those now building, proved the prac­
ticability of the scheme.
disc have a discouraging way of not
Until now on« hazard In airship op-
Goods which arc well advertised
eration has always stalked like a
com mi ng back for mon*.
nationally by the manufacturer are
specter at the heels of this develop-
largely mi M to the public before they
Just the other day a paint and var­
ment. Hydrogen-lnflated ships carry
ever reach the retailer.
nish dealer in California wrote to a
with them the ever-present danger of
manufacturer in the Middle West
fire. Many aerial disasters have l>een
Goods which arc not advert ix<l by
trneeable to this.
whose name is known through na­
the producer must be sold by the
The United States, possessing as It
tional advertising wherever varnish
retailer.
does the only extensive helium supply
is used, "We are discoutinning our
in the world, is particularly favored
In one case, the manufacturer
other lines and hereafter will center
by nature. Helium, an inert gas, Is
has done a great part of the job; in
our efforts upon (mentioning the
not Inflammable. 12 has but little less
the other he lias left it all for the
name of the maker's product)
than the buoyancy of hydrogen and
dealer to do.
caux- lhe demand is for it."
can be produced at a cost which,
though higher than that of hydrogen,
For Itiany articles, national adver-
About the same time a printer tn
is inconsequential compared with the
tising crt-atcH an actual demand, ao
a northern Ohio city was telling hls
safety and dependability gained.
that ail the dealer need do ls to aay,
paper jobber that thereafter he in­
The helium airship will make this
“You cnn buy It here." In other Unes
tended to standardize on a certain
form of travel safe to a degree never
the advrrtining Identifie* the produrt
nationally advertised make of bond
before possible. It will assure low In­
in the possible huyers mind. aroux-s
paper because “everybody knows it,
surance rates on merchandise es rrled
his interest in it and catalylishe* his
by airships.
and it is so easy to sell."
confidence lu tlie maker, upon whicli
As a basis for the future of airship
And a druggist who carries pack­
development in this country the navy
the dealer can «n*h in on hls own
ag'd chocolates stated that he stock­
in constructing the ZR-1 Is building
selling efforts.
wisely and well. This craft, the first
ed only the nationally known makes,
But wit It unrvl wrtbwd goods, the
rigid airship ever built in the United
with the exception Of one make well
States, has Just been completed at
retailer must start from scratch.
known locally, liecausc all he liad to
Lakehurst, N. J. It is as large as
do was hand out what the customer
Retailers wlio favor nationally ad­
ocean-going steamers, and 2.000.000
money
asked
for
and
take
the
vertised lines believe iii selling what
cubic feet of gas will bo required to
SÄÄfc I
tin- public wants. They are a grow-
Inflate It. Bnt withal It Is mediocre
Ten years ago—yes, even
In size and Inferior In performance to
ing marni.
the manufacturer's salesman
similar ships that may be expected to
went around to the trade anti talked
Retailers who favor uiuidvert ised
follow.
about his firm's national advertising
lines believe in selling wlia' they
In the development of aviation
was likely to be met with the state­
want (lie public to buy. They are a
America should be in a position to
I «gibakeday
ment
that
it
would
be
a
lot.
better
it
dwindling class.
point the way to the world.
his concern took the money It was
The ranks of these latter retailers
putting into advertising and used It
OIL FOUND IN ARGENTINA
arc rapidly growing smaller because
to enlarge discounts to the trade.
r
most of them arc learning that public
i
Rich Deposits of Petroleum In Prov­
confidence Is the l^asis of successful
Today, Ilio faci that tre I h a rcal
ince of Jujuy.
selling; that quick turnover is a
nationa! ailvertlx-r is a trvmcndous
Wliat are apparently rich deposits of
shorter and surer rrnid to profit than
•
(0
awwV witli (he tende to any manu-
petroleum have been found in the
discounts on slow-moving, dust gath­
fncturer, and iris salcHnian's port-
province of Jujuy, Argentina.
ering g'HXts; that even those custom­
follo of advertising la ut importuni
Borings made under the direction of
the administration of state railways re­
ers who appear to swallow their sell­
a»—v<vy fregai atly mure importane
sulted In striking oil at a depth of 530
ing talk on unatlvertised nierclian-
(han—hte Hani|de iaw.
meters. A column of oil ascended the
tube for a distance of 150 meters,
.dtìft
from which two tons were pumped In
Published by the Grants Pass Daily Courier in co-operation with
three hours. Work was then suspend­
Tbe American Association of Advertising Agencies.
ed to await the erecting of storage
tanks.
Engineers ere confident that borings
::0 meters deeper will tap an extensive
petroleum strata. The oil Is said to be
of high quality.
./]
TO CARRY DOZEN PLANES
City Meat Market
FOR CHOICE MEATS
Cold Storage Plant for the Proper Handling
of our Meat*
We will buy all your
EGGS, VEAL, HOGS AND POULTRY
And Pay You the Top Price
WE
PAY
YOU
CASH
SPOT
When you »ell—»ell to the City Market
When you buy—buy from the City Market
Watch the City Market’» Quotations
SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY
Veal and Beef Pot Roast
About Retailers-the Growing Mass
and the Dwindling Class
$
THAT
BAKE
-DAY
Waste
That swtat
Million«
ofwom^n
MawÄ?10
with
BEST
BY
TEST
I
I
I
I
I
p(JF\
Grants Pass, Ore
BASKING SHARK NEVER BITES
This May Hava Bean Fortunate far
Men Who Caught Monstar
Off Long Key.
The ♦l.OOO-pound wa monster
caught off Long Key has been ideutl-
fled as an Indo-Paclflc basking shark
by L. L. Mowbray, vice president of
the New York uquarluui. The bank­
ing shark, Mr. Mowbray announces, la
harmless when let alone. Penult him
to bask placidly on the undulating
bosom of th« Heu, and lie bears no
creature ill will.
It is fortunate for those who go
down to ths sea la ships or down to
the surf to swim that the creature is *
thus disposed. It required an all-day ,
struggle and 50 shots from u hlgli-pow- j
ere<l rille to subdue him, once hls I
wruth was stirred by the stab of a
harpoon. He was 35 feet long. 28 feet
In greatest circumference and had a
tall spau of IS feet.
Were w'h n creature of an aggres-
alve nature the sea in hls vicinity 1
would be hardly safe for the nverage '
submarine, while pleasure boats would
afford no protection whntever from i
hls fury, and If he uted the waters of '
the North Atlantic coast as a basking
ground surf buttling would soon be­
come obsolete.
Hitherto the children of tho earth
have found abundant reason for grutl-
tude that rattlesnakes cannot fly like
hawks, or tigers run like antelopes, or
houseflies sting like wasps. To thia
list of blessings we may now add the
fact that busking sharks do not bltm
—New York Times.
HEALTHY BABIES OF JAPAN
They Seem to Have a Hard Time, Ac­
cording to Our Ideas, but Thrive
Nevsrtheieaa
According to our modem scientific
Ideas as to the careful treatment of
babies, those of Japan would seem to
have a hard time, and ytt there are no
healthier, nor fatter looking little mor­
tals on the face of the earth. We In­
sist on n fixed temperature, on steril­
ized milk, on all sorts of Improved
things, while the Japanese baby gets
a good dose of nature, and Beeins to
thrive on It. It is dressed and un­
dressed in a frigid temperature in
winter, and in summer Its tender little
eytw are alwnya exposed to the full
glare of the sun, aa It Is carried on Its
mother’s back. Tt Is to be feared,
however, that this latter treatment
often does affect the eyes of the cldl-
dren, though they get over It later In
life. At Nagasaki, among the women
coalers who coal tho ship, you may see
many with bnbiea on their backs. The
mothers work nil dny In the mln or In
the sun, or the snow, and there baby
Bleeps, Indifferent te everything, the
top of its head alone vfBlhle, while the
movements of the mother do not seem
In the least hindered, end she as If the
babies of this Nass were bora stoical
WEAR
<H'ARANTKEI>
prolutbly Ix-cn get­
tili days wear fioin
Hole*. t ome in, let
our l<M>-da) nob s,
P. 0. Colby
Wil li c. F. T. CO.
000-811 Month sixth
I'hone l»O-R
RIVOLI
»
Tonight
man
International llorso Race
Zev
vs.
Papyrus
Earle Sande
Grants Pass boy rides Zev to
Victory
Rivoli New»
Service
Film of race shown only six
dny after event takes place in
New York.
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