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WHOLESALE SLAUGHTER || pPRv>Ndl AKb [ ArziL I
OF EAGLES PROTESTED rLKO-nHL-~ LU^L >
Cutuc Down
To the Grunge hall Friday night
and
dinner wi^h the farmer«
to I, Fran) 8 to 10 cvery-
bddyiwilf have a chahce to laugh and
grow young. 10 to 19 Neilsons will
fuml«h music for the dance. Every
body Invited.
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Marrin» I.Iren•* Issued—
"George Ernest Rhinehart and Gre
ta Smith were Tuesday issued a mar
riage llconse at th« county clerk'« of
fice.
See Dr. Mark« for beat glaskM. tt H. B. A. Social at Hall—
R Gregory,
Grerorv. of Ashland, was a
Member« and their families are Se
te>
R.
Membars
business
visitor
in
Grants
Pass
to-
quent
ed
to
come
Wednesday
night
Washington, Nov. T.—(L N. S.)
and bring a friend who Is eligible to
—A. protest against th« wholesale day.
Of membership.
Car«b and j other
Mr.
and
Mr*.
R.
M.
Eberle,
slaughter of American eagles In
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Alaska sm registered by the Amer Glendale, are «pending the day in amusement«.
ican Nature Association In a state the city on a «happing tour.
H. B. Allen and family, ot Steele, Oriental Gardens Dance—
ment issued today.
N. D.. spent Tuesday tn Grants Pass,
Medford's most popular winter
The association charged that the while on their way to Berkeley.
dance hall the hogna st the Golds*
speclfd Overcoat Ha l«- -
bird which American pioneer« adopt
Z. N. Agee. of Eugene, is attend Goose.
n
You «an eave 110.00 by salectlng
ed as the national emblem would ing to business matters In the city
youf naw overcoat at Peerless Cloth
soon be extinct if some action de today.
Special Hate-
ing Go.
signed to offset the bounty offered • J. J. McMahon, traffic officer, is
Have money by purchasing your
by act of the Alaska Legislature Is spending the day in the city attend
new overcoat, suit, shoes, or furnish Many Pay FI ium —
not taken.
ing to business.
ings at
PUrleis Clothing Co. 12tf ! J. J. McMaheti had a busy day in
John Hampshire returned this af
In a broadcast appeal the associa
Grants Pass. The traffic officer
ternoon
from
Portland
where
he
has
tion seeks to reach the children of
Lincoln P. 1. A. Will Meet—
spent a day her« looking after traf
the public schools by supplying them been on business.
The regular meeting of the Parent- fic violations and found several, the
Optical goods at Letcher A Son's.
with its literature, as a means
Teachers
Association of the Lincoln ' violators being cited to appear In
Mrs. Z. W. Hagen and Miss Ethel
toward developing sentiment against
school will be held Thursday after I th« local justice court this afternoon.
Hagen
left
this
morning
by
auto
for
the practice.
Eugene where they were called by noon at 3 o'clock. AU members are , . Glynq Hamilton appeared first and
"The easiest place to see an Amer
the serious illness of Mrs. Hagea'a asked to be present, "the object of. was asaeused a fine of 35 for driving
ican eagle Is on your money, and
the meeting Is children's good hook 'a tractor at night on the highway,
sister, Miss Myrtle Dale.
'without ltght^. Perry II. Smith then
that will be the only place If the
J. O. Hiller and M. M. McVay, of week. Miss Gibsoq. local librarian,
slaughter of this bird is kept up,”
will give an interesting talk on the paid 815 and coSHi to the court for
Crescent City, are spending several
says the American Nature Associa
The
sniwer is in
days In the city. They run the stage subject of children's reading matter, pperatlng a truc^ without paying the
tion’s call. “No longer do the tour line between the California line and displaying good books available for ‘state tire tai. F. L. Roat was next
"Correct Service for the Formil
and Informal table ', edited by
the children at the Granta Pass U- on the same charge and paid 810. J.
ists to Alaska see these emblems of Crescent City.
the social secretaries of Mrs.
A- Rplcof. driver of |ho stage far Hil
,
American Liberty float above the
Glasses fitted at Letcher A Son's. brary.
O H. P. Belmont and Mrs.
ler and McVay on the Crescent City
forests and shore line.
Oliver Harriman. Published un
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Olding and
run, paid a fine of 350 for operating
Shoe
Hate
der the auspices of the Makers
"Alaska's Legislature six years Mr. and Mrs. Al J. Martineau left
of Community Plate. Beautifully
Special prices on all drew and a passenger vehicle without having a
ago
put
a
bounty
of
fifty
cents
on
this
morning
for
California
where
illustrated, practical, authorita
every eagle within the Alaskan they will spend the next five days work shoes at Pe«rJ«M Clothing Co. license therefor. He also paid a fine
tive.
<ltf of 36 and ¿osts for operating a pas
boundary. The law provides that on a hunting trip.
We shall be glad to present
senger vehicle with t^ie apeodometer
you with a copy—free—if you
W. L. Quimby, an old-time friend
will drop into our store some
not In working oi'dpf.
H m Narrow Escape—
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
P.
A.
DeGenault
in
time this week.
C.
J.
Seymour,
had
a
narrow
es
Duluth, Minn., visited in Grants Pass
yesterday with the DeGenaults. Mr. cape from a bad accident when re
Rogue River
Quimby is now a resident of Port turning from Grants Pass on Sun
■1
day evening be rounded a cyrvs and
Books
Drugs
Hardware Co.
land.
Just
missed
the
head
of
a
man
Perfumes
Stationery
Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Ireland left to
The Winchester Store
day for Portland where they expect caught .under an overturned motor
to spend several weeks visiting with cycle «0 that he could npt mot e. Mr.
the U. L. Upson family. They will Seymour stopped and released the
A Fresh Htock
take in the Pacific International map, who wag uninjured but who
was pinned down by the motorcycle
Livestock exposition.
Tonight
Fulgrave Manor Shown—
Dr. S. Loughridge has received! so that he could not extricate him
:
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t
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'
WHITMAN
’
S
Fulgrave Manor, the ancestral
word from Mrs. Lougaridge that she I self.—Medford-Mail Tribune.
home of George Washington is one
Bebe Daniels
< t
Is now in Portlahd and will be home >
of the slides to be seen illustrating
within a tew days. Mrs. Loughridge «10.00 Saved—
BOX
Antonio
Moreno
the travelogue by Rev. F. Gordon
By purchasing your new suit or
r ' 1 / » . <
has been spending the past month in
Hart, at tlie.Presbyterian church Fri
Chicago with Mr. and Mrs. Paul overcoat at Peerless Clothing CO.
la
day evening, Nov. 9.
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CANDIES
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Blanchard. On her return she stop » «’ * ¡<
ped at Hill City. Kansas, and Boul
I f
Every S Weeks
der, Colo., to visit with her brothers “If • Man Bings a Better Song—
Process Embossing Done—
Preaches a better sermon, or
and sisters.
Process embossing at the Courier
>
build« a better mouse trap than his
office. First class work guaranteed.
neighbor, though his home be tn the
The fa* test ptrtuir «lie ever
Indians as Beasts of Burden.
wood« the world will make a beaten
Because labor is so cheap, Indians path to his door.” M*DT of our cus
uuidc. Born nt 70 mil**»* an hour
In Bolivia, South America, Are hearts tomers are coming from other cities
—<i*l *l«r> kept on going.
of burden, trudging along with hnge
■
. i •
to
take
advantage
of
Artcraft
Qual
loads at less cost than tuotor trucks
Hbe avtiUr* ..»ud aquaplam»,
ity.
Artcralt
Studio,
phone
88.
37
There are few cars even tn the capi
—and auto ra«-re ami driven
tal, where tiny burro« and queer-look
■
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• «peed boat——die daaib» you
Dance
Saturday.
Nov.
19—
,
4
,
ing llamas with packs pass up «nd
irilh Hpeed and beauty—and
down th« streets, guided by native«,
In Medford’s beautiful Oriental
she «ure dore excite you.
also heevUy laden. In this city, found Gardens. Hear those seven metro
ed almost 400 years ago by Spaniards, politan boys.
.
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labor-saving Ideas are almost unknown.
, commix ;,
In digging for a store In the capital,
Pohl.tr
)
F»rm
l>eveloped
—
-.
recently, Indian meft and women car
hose, double toe and heel, triple knee.
Spirit”
A new enterprise in the Southern
ried away all the dirt In small baskets
on their backs.—Popular Mechanic«. Oregon poultry industry is the de
and
You have bought these hose for years, paying about 45 cents
velopment, of |he River Heights
per pair, buy them here
Poultrx Farm, la River Hejghte sub
when an eagle Is killed the gunner division on the south side of the
This sale at 20 cents
Colors, Brown and Black. All Children's sixes.
may get his money by cutting both river. Wilford Allen 1« developing
Matin«»« eve’n> day i:15
feet from the bird and exhibiting the farm on a ten-acre tract In the
Evening 7:15 and 9 p. m.
subdivision,
and
has
(
constructed
them to any Commissioner of‘Alaska,
Children 10c
> Adulta 36c
Another Lot
modern poultry buildings upon plans
with an affidavit.
Not Buster Browns, all sizes. Black only at
supplied
by
the
agricultural
college
“From 1917 to 1923 18,000 eagle
15 cents a pair
feet, cut from 18,000 birds, have experts from Corvallis. It. Is now
CONKIJN PENCIDB
been checked and accounted for on stocked with 400 laying hens and
Ladies’ Wool Heather Mixtures ,
!
«1.00 and up
the bounty records," Bays the state pullets, a shipment of Tancred strain
yearling hens having also been re
Colors mixture of Brown, Blue, Silver, Grey «etc. All these, while
ment In Nature Magazine. “Some
DOLLAR "POINT PENCILS
ceived as the basic breeding stock
any remain
were wounded and not caught.
i
from which the flock will be built
' «1.00
Many have fallen Into inaccessible
at 75 cent«
up.
Tuesday
a
crate
of
five
qockerels
Instead of 81.25 to 81.50 pair
places, where they could not be
MONOGRAM FOUNTAIN
■was received from a Washington
reached. A large number have been
PBh'8, NON-LEAKARLE,
breeder, these cockerels being from
Infants’ all wool
shot for sport by peopje who have the Tancred strain hens with a trap-
GUARANTEED, 81 AO
Colors Black anil White only, regularly 60c
not collected the bounties.
nested record up to 314 eggs in one
“It seems safe to say that. Instead year, These will head the River
CONKLIN FOUNTAINS
Now 40 cents pair
*2.73 and up
of 18,000, approximately 25,000 Heights breedinr pen the coming sea
Fin'-st made
American eagles have been killed son. The farm is in charge of Bert
Í
THERE AKE LESS THAN 1400 PAIRS IN THESE LOTS, so
since the campaign began. Think of Pratt, aa manager, Mr. Pratt having
DON’T WAIT TILL T(X) LATE TO GET YOURS.
it! Enough eagles to carpet a trail recently returned from the Washing
over thirty-three miles long If the ton State college at Pullman, where
wings were spread and the tip« he took a two-year«' course In poul
touching.
This means about 150 try husbandry,
tons of eagles fell hefore Alaskan
Men’s Work Shoe
gunners.
Regularly 82.95 for less than the soles and heels would cost yon,
Dance at Ravage Creek Hall—
“At certain seasons of the year
Saturday night, Nov. 10. Every
For this sale only $1.75
fish In Alaska are abundant, and one come and bring your friends. 39
the bald eagle undoubtedly lives,
largely on salmon, but it is a well-
OF COURSE known
WHERE?
fact that the salmon dies af
ter spawning.
The
banks
ot
209-211 South Sixth
Phone 139-R
streams are at times lines with the
bodies of npawned-out fish which
are carried away
eaten
these birds.
should
you
use
Couch’s Pharmacy
SWEATERS
Chapple and Military Ht) lea
SKIRTS
Pleated and Wrap Around«
colora, 10c yd.
Mrs. neUk mas
having sons are expected to “borrow"
a son for the occasion and act ¿« his
«ponaor on that evening. A pro
gram suitable for the occasion is be
ing arranged. Following the program
a luncheon will be served.
The
Father and Son movement is nation
wide and 1« being obaorved in Granta
Pusx with special exercise« and pro
Observe Father mid Son Day—
Masons of the city will observe grams.
Father and Sun week next Tuesday
when an open meeting will be held. [ Hcratch Pad»-—-
Al! Masons and their sons are ex- * All kinds of paper and cut to six«
peeled to be present. Masons not you want 10c lb.
Altcatlua I'nlon Mr« »nil Other»—
I oarry at all times l'attvrson
Brothers Union Made Queed, Frat.
English Walnut and Whip Smoking
Tobacooa, os well as Life and Frat
Cigarettes. Once tried always used.
The Stag Cigar Store.
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Pep !
Snap !
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GENNETT
RECORD
HAS
4r>
IT
We have the Ucunetl Record, also Victor, Brunswick, Co
lumbia, Fdlaou Diac, Edison Cylinder, Vocation.
Rowell’s Talking Machine Shop • • •
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“THE
EXCITERS”
H OLE PIMM >E HOSIERY
U. HALE—
No. 190 ladies Lisle llose
0Oc per pair
No. OHO Ladles' Milk Fa<<xl
Hite per pair
No. 5NO I uk II cm * Pure Bilk
31.U3 per pair
No. 2200 laullre' Pure Hllk
gl.M per pair
These are all first gratle hose »ixl big bargain» at thee« pricea.
Æ L ENGLEDOW
Phone 1B1
DRIUOODH AND NOTION*
Successor to Klnoey A Trtuxx
Granta Paas, Oregon
101 North Sixth •
“Yankee
. Fo^Newj ,
CLEMENS
Extra Special
RIVOLI
•
1'ndcrwear, Cotton, Wool nnd Cotton, and all Wool
I'nlon Hull», ldght, medium and heavy weight. Hite« 34
to 40.
Outing Flannel
Pajamas
y
tí
Woodward’s
Hhoes for the Faintly
10% Discount to Ex-Service
Men
urchasing Suit or Overcoat
liefore Armistice Day
Beginning Sunday
t
MEN’S
< ioihfn« a*»d
Men’® Furnlahtnga
507 G Ht. — Granta IXss, OHu1 "
Nov. 10th
»y
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Blasco Ibanez«
We are prepared to help you build that
house or repair your roof
RIGHT PRICE
Lumber, Wallboard, Roofing Paper
Valley Lumber Co.
West F Street
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11 i. I . ! I m i 11 I J I «■■
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Phone 47
4 A \ s A t. A i ÎÀ 111 »K.AIAA** *•- M S • .
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THREE 0’8 LUMBER COMPANY
WE PCT IN WINDSHIELDS
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