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33 1-3 OFF
REGULAR PRICE
for tbs rfluMilage and sals of farm
products
by organizing "The Farm
lient« HUu'trlr or G mw
ers' and Consumers’ Financing Cor-
A new oil lamp Chat gives an amaz 1 porntion” with a capital of $100,-
ingly brilliant, soft, white light, even 000,000, aU ot which shall be sub-
better than gas or electricity, has
been teetsg by the U. H Government * scribed by the government. Mr.
sail 3$ l>«4lag nalvsrsltt*« nnd |»ltwlsir, of North Dakota, han a bill
found la be superior to lu ordlnery 'before the Agricultural Gommltte«
oil lamps. It burse without odor, | to define crop failure as a yield of
i aruoke or noise so pumping up. Is
I simple, elsns, safe
Burna »4 per | 5 1» ii M h -1 h or Jess per acre ot wheat
( cent air aad 4 per cent common ksr- ‘or rye, 15 bushels of oata and 10
useue <».»al oil).
I bushels of barley when grown in
The Inventor, V. M. Jobusoa, 161
' North Union Av«., Portland, Ore., is ' drought-stricken regions from seed
' offering to send a lamp on lu days’ purchased 'With money borrowed
FKEH trial, or even to glen one from the U. 8. Government.
FREE to tbu first user In each local
ity who will belp him Introduco it.
I Write him today for full particulars.
Also ask him to explain how you can
: gel the agency and without exper
ience or money make $250 to $6UU
| per mouth.
SAVANT SAYS HORSES
$1.50
WASHINGTON NEWS LETTER
borass. heavy mules, or good saddle
horses find ready market for al! sur
plus stock, and sro Increasing their
breeding operations. Therefore, we
are witnessing in this age. a Changs
in type to meet the change in de-
m«ud.
There are more than 26 million i
horses and mules in the United '
States. Seventeen .million . of these
are actually in hameoe each year,
doing work on farms, plantations
and ranches, and over two million
are annually engaged in cities and
otiher non-agricultural work. We
exported more than one and a half j
million horses and mules to Europe
within the last decade, yet had more
left in the United States, January 1,
1920, than ever before; but there
has been a decrease ot about a mil
lion head since that time because !
of the lessened breeding ct small Í
horses.
More than 97 per cent of all field
work on farms is still done by horsee
and mules. No tractors yfrt devised
have been able to approach the horse
in adaptability, reliability and econ
omy of work on farms. There la no
reason to belters that the horse will
be extinct witlrfn 100 years, nor In
fact ax any tuture time.
*
Mine and Mill
Supplies
Machinery and Heavy Hardware
rnoxn
r%
a .
WOODIN
All ■ ST.
HARNESS GOODS OF ALL KINDS
Auto Tops and Cushions
! Professor E. L. Furlong, of the
i Museum of paleontology of the Uni-
first llm« (hat a minority member j veralty of California was quoted re
bus served as Chairman of an im- ' oeutly in a 8au Francisco paper as
Houtb Hixth Btreet
portunt
committee tn a Congres» I having said that the horse was to
FOR SALE
DRES3MAKING
s'djvposedly controlled 'by a majority. follow the dodo, and would be prac-
I bELLNG OUT RANCHER al bargain MRS. ELLEN PRU1TT—Senmslross. in reality, it mas due to Senator I m llcally extinct upon the American
pi i< < s, b und Id years* lune.
Tour houle or mine. Work guiir- Follette's deflection ito nt the lie- continent within another century.
fpinchoH tor rent aud exchange.
uuteed. 406 E HI. Phone 288-R.
This story went on to say that the
Gold Ray Really Couipuuy, Mud
10« ' publican ranks when the majority
ford, Oregon.
It
failed <o heed his demands. The eit- J professor was busy gathering aped-
PIANO TUNING
uatlon is embarrassing to the .Demo ; lir as ot the modern equine family;
FOR BALK UR EXCHANGE 4U-
FOR FATHER’S (X1UGH
crats
who voted solidly for the suc I and the professor wan further quot-
ruuiu hotel with three business
January is usually one of the
rooms. Gobi Kay it'ally Colu PIANOS TUNED Have your piano cessful »-nndldate purely as a party '»-<1 as saying:
tun' d while Mr. c. w. Kienle, of
coldest months, and brings Its share i
pauy, Medford, Oregou.
ti
"You may find horses in the zoos of coughs, colds and hoarsenens.
Portland, is ou J i I h regular trip to 1 proposition and not from any desire
'
in
another
hundred
years.
I
am
Grants
Pa.-w.
Phono
Rowidl'a
take FOLEY’S HONEY AND T.VR!
FOR HALL 2Uu ucru irrlguted
for his election. Measures initiated
Music Store, 126 J.
107
at the first sign of a
ranch borduriug river and uigti-
by the new chairman will be care sure you will not find them any- OOMPOirND
cough or cold, as It loosens the)
way, 2 mlioa liotu t.rmil» l'use.
w»here eise.”
fully
scrullnlz»
‘
d
by
the
committee,
phlegm and quickly brings relief to
Hactlllce ut $Itl,uuu on lu yuura
POULTRY AND
Interesting, If tree
Fortunately the inflamed membranes of the'
which Is «•ontroljei by Republicans.
tune, $luuu per ycar, 6 pur cent
HATCHING
EGGS
a
California
humeman,
'Fred
H.
Bix
throat.
"Your HONEY AND TAR I
Intel wel. Goid Ray Ruait/ Gu.,
This form of guerilla warfare among
MuiHurd, Oregon.
61U
by, of l-ong Beach, California, wlioj COMPOUND has done wonders for
WHITE LEGHORN EGGS mid Baby politician'.» is damaging, us the col
my
father,
who had an awful cough.!
i FUR SALE 8. 0. while uud dark
Chicks trout high producing liuua, lective responsibility of parties is has five of the largest ranches in the! He is feeling fine now," writes Nico-)
state, read the new» etory and wrote iasa Gonzales, Cuero, Texas. Couch's
Ä* bruwu Leghorn», and B. K ocks ,
mated to pedigreed cockerels of lessened.
Guckerela $1.6U uuu up, raiauu
Tancred Strain Supply limited, so
Professor Furlung. Whereupon the Ph a r m a c y.adv
The
discovery
has
been
made
by
book your order early. K. Ham-
I troni puuigreed stoca. Ku. No. 2,
noted authority on paleontology
merbaclier, Rd. 2, Grants Pass, the Consus Ihireau that tho gross
Box 2i> Luu Schuufura.
99
Ore. Phono «uU-F-23.
9Utf debt of the N'atiuuul Government promptly replied, flatly denying any
FOR SALE While Leghorn cock-
such statensent. We quote from his I
and of the staites, counties, «Ules
umi», Hohywuod atraiu. Hucurd
letter as follows:
BUILDING
ot 3uu eggs or buttar.
1’AoUu
aud all other
civil
divisions,
“I am quite well aware that hors-1
CONTRACTORS
348-J.
7 bit
amounted to $32,7 «6,715,Odd In
i
are replacing the tractor in many'
1922,
an
increase
of
381
per
cent
VIOLIN FOR SALE or iride tor HARPER » BON—Building ooatraa
places, and I believe that as long as’
over
1912.
The
official
data
furn-l
giuluphulic. .11 North Hi'V'iilli
tora Hbop work, furniture crating
man is on this earth the horse will
Hi.
99
Shop 4 17 (I Ht.. Phone 14 2-J
ished the «tartllng fact that the per
b«* his companion and helpmate. 11
capltu gror.j debt increased from
FIRST GRADE Manzanita wuod at
44.UU; ui»o biava oak al $3.60 ami W. R BARRETT — Builder, kitchen $70.20 in 1912 to $301.56 in 1922. did show the reporter some of our'
and eftice furniture a specialty.
fossil horse material and told him
»l uu. <j. W. Lambrecht, phouu
Shop and Roaideucs 884 S. 5th St . The d«bt of state governments in- that horse si*eclmens were in rhe'
165-Y.
2u
City, itone 608-J
IStf creased 175 per cent and counties
Museum. lAs a matter of fact we have
FOR HALE -Boat oí grape laud In
26s per cant, ant! for all other civil representative remains of several in-*
uacu to suit and terms to suit. INSTRUCTION IN MUSIC
divisions
an
increase
of
149
per
Near Hugo. Uuuige Daur, Hugo.
dividual horses of the recent period j
cent. It Is likewise true that the
Full HALE I-hole ga:> range. Also BROGREHHIVE PIANO SCHOOL- gross debt at the National Govern and I only wish we had more for1
Clara Tuttle Fenton. (13 A street
I read the
comparative studies.
CUlUOUlt'l'. 1'hoiiu 16Ì-Y.
ub
Slate Accredited Teacher.
ment increased from $2,916,205,000 same article to which you refer and
Burrow»» Kindergarten Course.
FOR HALE - 3-foot Fresno, bi baking
Ifi 1913, to $22,625.773.000 in 1923. take great ipCeasure in advising you
Mrs. Ebba Hausen. Assistant,
plUW, Blip scraper, ditcher, e»-v
or 67 2 iper cent, The annual inter that the author of the article did not
Under the dome of the Board of Trade in Manchester, Eng
616 South Filth St.
Heavy work hartruss, all lu good
est on the gross debt outstanding, quote me verbatim in anything that
abapu. it. G. Moore, Rd. 2, 4 *,a
land,
is this inscription: “A good name is rather to be chosen than
in i if j from
town on Jerome PIANO SCHOOL FOR BEGINNERS $32,786.715,000, computed at the he said; he was following out his
great
riches.” The thought is considerably more than mere sen
prairiu road.
be , -r-Hattie Coleman Calvert. 611 rate of 4 per‘teAf. Would amount to
North Fourth Stroet. Affiliated
own line of thought and statements
timent.
It is good business.
TEAM OF MULES fur sale or trudo
teacher National Academy of $1.31 1,4 86,600,01' $12.06 per capita. anti not quoting me. although writ-J
for cur. Also fresh uillk gouts
Music, Carnegie Hall. New York.
The agitation tor the disposal ot Ing his article in that form. I did
and game cblckeus. Ted Vv nite,
A good name is recognized as the biggest individual asset a
Rd. 3.
10U VETERINARY SURGEON war devices to various communities not make the statements quoted."
business
can have. It is the very keystone of modern industry.
has had an effect on Congress, The
Professor Furlong's very prompt
FOR SALL One pig, two ducks, ten
Business today is done on such a broad scale—every merchant and
Barred Rock ciuexena, uue set DR. R. J. BBBTUL. Veterinarian. committees on Military Affairs of denial of the statements attributed
Humean, elder press, plow, culti
Residence Dit Washington boule the Senate and Jlouso have ap- to him was to be expected, for as a
every manufacturer has such a long list of customers—that it
vard Phone J9Ä-R
vator, harrow and other tools.
proved bills to provtde for the equit scientist familiar with the facts that
would not do to have a reputation for “slipping something over.”
Crystal Springs Ranch, Rd. 1, Box
65.
102 DR. R. B. GRliFENHAGEN. Veter able distribution of captured war de- the horse has Ibeen the companion
inarian. Office Jo. Co-op. Assn. . vices and trophies to the states, iA and servant of man for untold ages,
FOR SALE Kreaky Brooder, lUitu
Advertising has standardized almost every article you can
Phono 63; Res. 8U3 D St., phone similar hill passed in the Senate at surviving wthere millions of other'
chicks capacity, also some White
191-R.
buy. You don’t have to bargain and dicker and haggle to know
two previous sessions 'imt failed to forma have perished, there could be j
Leghorn pulirla mid eockerela. R.
A Hall, Box 136.
100
become a law. Howaver, the prosent no reason for assuming that extlnc-l
that you are getting as good as you give.
PHYSICIANS AND
bill differs In some particulars from tion is near at hand, .As a matter of j
SURGEONS
FOR RENT
previous bills considered by Congress fact the adaptation ot the horse to I
That’s why it pays to read the advertisements and to buy
FOR RENT - Mod» ru llglit house a. B. MARK». M. D„ Practice limited on this matter. The committee meas- conditions as they arise has con- i
advertised
goods. A product’s advertising is the best guarantee
keeping room, conifortauie tor two,
'
urea
now
pending
on
the
Senate
and
to diseases of ey«, ear, nose aud
stantly taken piece and is taking i
very dost) lu. Call at buck door
throat Phone «2
of its faithful performance and lasting usefulness or of its defi
! House calendars would authorize place even now.
of 710 J St., or phono 397-J. 84tf
nite value. The advertiser would not dare to risk his good name
DOCTORS LOUGHRIIX4E A MOSER | th<> Secretary of War to apportion
.Market demands are for the very'
FOR RENT Ono 3-room and one
—I hyviclaus 4r surgeons. Doctor those articles considered suitable for heavy draft horses, or for the heart-1
by advertising an unworthy product.
4-room apartment, close iu. in
4
Longbridge gives special attention distribution as trophies to the sev-
est
type
of
wagon
horses;
while
the
quire 708 E St.
98
to »urgety, obatetrics. and disease«
of women. Dr. Moser gives special oral states, according to the quotas demand for mules is tending morel
If you value constant satisfaction—if you want to get your
at ton'iou to surgery, dfognosts A of troops raised therein, The Con- and more toward the heavier type.)
WANTED
money
’s worth every time—read the advertisements and buy
full
dtsiwirea of children. Complete X- gross very cleverly "passes the buck" Race horees that can win are sought I
WANTED- A partner to cut wood.
ILiy Mtulpmont. Dental X-Ray. Of to state officials ' in that Congress
advertised
merchandise.
but those that cannot are discarded.
Plenty ot wuod, onu hull mile
fice phone 182. Roa. Dr. Moser.
avoids
quarrels
with
communities
by
from station, drag saw and buzz
4 8-R' Dr. Iwiugbndae, 3R9.
Saddle horses that posses symmetry,
saw,
married man preferred.
assigning the authority over distri style, quality and all around beauty
— |
House rent, wood ami water free. DR. RALPH W. STEARNS—Physi bution to the Governor of each state.
in action', command high prices
cian and surgeon. Special atten
E. W. M„ Rd. 4. BoxJIS^_____ 96
Senator Harries, of Georgia, intro when well schooled. Those 'that are
tion to surgery, Obstetrics and Di
WANTED -A reliable party to take
seases of women. Cotnpiet» X-ray duced a resolution to stop all immi- lacking in these attributes are not I
a half interest In our IncroaStng
I
equipment. Dental X-ray. Phonos, gratlon for five years, it is doubt in demand.
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE ADVERTISEMENTS
I
nursery buslusM. If Interested,
boms, 31-Y: office 31-J.
tf
call ami nee uh nt your earliest
ful. however, if Congress will sanc-
One result of these changes in de-1
AND GET REAL VALUE
convenience. Jordan's Nursery, al DR. W. F. RUTHERFORD—Manual tion such a drastic bill, Two pro- mand is that horses ranging from
North Tenth Rt , City.
100
theraputlqs. Office over Western posals have 'been submitted to the
1000 to 1400 pounds in weight, in
Union Res 259-R: office 217-R.
House
committee
on
Ways
and
tended
for work pur poses, are not
MISCELLANEOUS
Means in order to reach tax-exempt In demand except for farm work.
the
Mining
location
notices
at
J. B. HOWllhb—Jeweler,and vloili.
securities. Mr. Hill, of Maryland, The supply is far In excess of the
maker, repairer of violins snO Courier office.
off»»ri<d a bill to tax the net income number wanted, with the result that
other string
instruments.
80i
Hontb Hlvth streaL*«t<
on municipal and state securities the prices are comparatively low.
I
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III ILO
hereafter Issued, ami to permit the Pampers that have raised t'heso
1' 1 I’ i.
Published by the Grants Pass Daily Courier in co-operation with
V
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A AHI NI» HRANT
A a
..... IH
i»iA»»»>xi>
num
Standard water pipe and screw css
state taxation of federal securities horses find that there Is little or no
F ii AJ uî Aall jrmir l»rwn<»1a,
/A
The American Association of Advertising Agencies.
mg for every purpose; also valve»
hereafter issued. Mr. Green, of market for them..
The result is
»nd fittings. Both new and re-man
'
1 '■ r
'* \/
*
Tua» it«» other. Ri*y nf jorr
i Iowa, proposed
an amendment to that the production of these horses
ufactured. AU material guaruuleed
l»ru<«l«l. Auk L r< lll.< lii:«. TPH « '
blAAlH'vrt II HA NI» flll.M, f.,r
. I the Constitution to tax securletles.
Money sa"lng prices. Immediate du
is being rapidly curtailed. Gn the
year« kn-vwn m Brat,Alwiyn Re’la! I«
.ivory.
Mr. Tillman, of Arkansas, asked other hand, the men who are breed
SOLD BrWWQQISTSLVERWRE
G. WEISSBAUM A CO.
Congress for «utihority ito provide' ing heavy draft horses, good wagon
187 Eleventh St
San Franolscc.
Classified Advertising
(Continued from Pago On» )
G. B. BERRY
Better Than Riches
CHICHESTER S PILLS
I
G. A. BRYAN -The Plumber. For
sanitary plumbing and heating
Skilled labor only employed. We
guarantee our work, l’hone 8U6,
612 H Stroet.
tf
MONEY SAVED—Avoid loss in
property and life. Best in dry anti
liquid (tetrachloride) tiro extin
guishers. Moot insuranee com
panies and state requirements.
Examination, any mako, free. Ad
dress, Geo. S. Barton, Grants Pass,
Ore.
7«tt
WEAVING DONE Fancy or plain
weaving. Orders filled promptly.
Miss Adelina Taylor, Wlldervlll«.
Ore. *
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JOHN ill’ll ill.I. I'p 1« 'lull' tiitlor
for the most critical trad«. Suits,
Overcoats, Pants, etc., made to or
der. Altering, repairing, pressing
neatly done. Second floor Flana-
g gnu Bldg.
16
■'BEACON-LITE”- Plugs aro better
plugs. Let me show you. C. E.
Dixon. Murphy, local distributor.
$1.25, liny size.
AW, WHAT’S THE USE
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By L F. Van Zclm
r Western Newspaper Union
That's a Relief