GRANTS PASS DAILY COI RII R
PACK TWO
MUTS PASS DAILY COURIER FACTORY TO KEEP RUNNING
Maud la Safe and Drifting to Pole
Published Dally Except Sunday
(Continued from Pag« Ou«)
. E. Voorhies - Pub. and Propr.
Entered at postoffice, Granta Paaa. grower». The rent w«re »«nt to sup
Ore., as second-class mail matter. ply the California demand. Mr. No
I ble states that he expects to get suf
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able tor box material. The greater
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»6 •• portion of the product of the mill is
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.50
now going to California to the orange
growers who have the best crop in
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boxes but movement of (his product
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The value of irrigation was reflect
ly entitled to the use for republica
tion of all news dispatches credited ed by the orchards of the Bear creek
In this, or all otherwise credited, in valley surrounding Medford this past
thia paper and also the local news summer. The orchards were given ;
published herein.
plenty of water and the yield was
All rights tor republication of not only larger but the fruit was of
special dispatch«« herein are also re better quality. With irrigation in
served.
‘ the Rogue valley, it is expected that
the same increased yields will be
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seen. The demand for boxes reflects
the yield and in thia way it is pos
sible to keep a line on the increase.
OREGON WEATHER
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Cavemen s
CLEVER CAPERS
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of 1924
A Real Home Production
Wednesday and Thursday
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Pacific Coast States: Gener ♦ '
♦ ally fair, except raina are prob
♦ able along the north coast be ♦
ginning the middle of the week. ♦ District Attorneys Are Up in Arms
Temperature will be somewhat
Over His Stateuicula
♦ below normal.
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GOVERNOR WILL BE FOUGHT
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Rain tonight and Sunday.
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VALLEY PROGRESS INFECTIOUS
The progress of development with
in the Grants Pass Irrigation District
is infectious. The residents of that
section along the Pacific highway to
the north have seen what is happen
ing and want to comp tn for the pros
perity which is sure to follow. A new
development company has been form
ed tor the purpose of irrigating a
large tract of land which is now in
orchard but which needs the water
before it reaches a high stage of pro
duction.
When the district north of town is
developed it will form one of the
beauty spots of the valley for there
are hundreds of acres of practically
level land which awaits only water
before it will become highly produc
tive. The scheme now under way has
been considered for years and is the
culmination of years of hard work.
It is to be sincerely hoped that the
works progresses as it is expected
for it will bring additional acreage
into production and will furnish at-
tractive home sites for the people
who are now looking to the Rogue
River valley as a future home.
Portland, Ore., Jan. 26.—(A. P.)
—Indignant over statements by
Governor Pierce in a speech at their
annual banquet last night, the dis
trict attorneys of Oregon, in con
vention today, declared that they
were ready to fight the executive to
a finish and would retuse to cooper
ate with him until he show» a
change of heart as regards respon
sibility tor the enforcement of prohi
bition laws. The charge was made
upon the floor that the governor had
repudiated an agreement made with
the district attorneys through his
private secretary, at a conference in
Portland on Thursday. The attor
neys said the' governor's representa
tive tacitly agreed that hereafter he
would notify the district attorneys
in advance when he planned to send
special prosecutors or investigators
into the counties and would give
them 10 days in which to state the
case before taking any action.
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ADDITIONAL
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LOCAL
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Take Ed Cox North-
Fred Hull will take Ed. Cox to
Salem tonight to start serving his
two year term in the state peniten
tiary. Cox was convicted recently of
the possession of a still and was sen
tenced to two years in prison. He
has been in the county jail since the
trial. IHe was arrested by the county
The time is approaching when all officers in a raid on his place in the
of the available lands within a ra- Illinois valley several months ago.
dius of a dozen miles of Grants Pass
will be held at a premium. That time Orchestra Gives Services—
The Jewel orchestra, the premier
will come only when those lands
have water, however, and that fact is musical aggregation of Southern
Oregon and the official orchestra of
realized more and more each year, the Cavemen, will furnish music at
as development is confined to those the Cavemen's Clever Capers on
sections where irrigation is practic Wednesday and Thursday nights.
able. Some lands will be watered by The boys have all of the latest dance
gravity such as the Granst Pass dis hits and are ready to give local peo
trict, while others must get water ple a real musical treat. Their ser
vices are being donated.
from storage reservoirs such as
planned for the new company. The
Quill Pens Abolished.
climate and fertility of the Rogue
London.—Quill (Fens have been abol
valley form a combination which can ished at Southwark County court
not be surpassed anywhere on tile Tills breaks a tradition of one hun
Pacific coast. The spirit ot pro- dred and fifty years and deprives bar
risters of an Implement of many uses.
gross is infectious.
Tlie last quill pens have been removed
from the court and cheaper steel pens
substituted.
What la Meant by "Truce ut uim.-
In the Middle Agee private warfare Bean» Arouse Wrath of Jail Inmate
was very common and the church
Columbus, O.—Bessie Francis threw
synod, In order to limit what they could tinware and dishes at the cook be-
not wholly repress, In the Eleventh cause she was served beans In her
century and later, frequently passed ward at the Columbus jail. Twelve
decrees that there should be no such policemen responded to an emergency
warfare during certain holy seasons alarm and subdued her.
and on certain days. By the end of
the Eleventh century only about 80
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days were left free for private war ♦ ♦ ♦
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COMING EVENTS
fare, but most of these days came in ♦
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the summer when the fighting would + + ♦
naturally be moat common. These holy Feb. 14, Thursday—The W. C. T. U.
seasons, when fighting was not allowed,
will hold a noodle luncheon and
were called the “Truce of God.”
cooked food sale in Epworth Hall.
DON’T FORGET THE
98c Sale
WHEN DOWN TOWN
TONIGHT
Golden Rule Store
January 30 and 3 I
I
Above Is an airplane view of Explorer Amundsen’« ship, the Maude, which i
he has reported safe and now drifting In an Ice pack toward the pole. The
first report of her safety was received at Spltzbergvn.
PEOPLE’S MARKET
Advertisements under this heading Be per line per issue. All
Classified ads appear under this healng the first time
HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID tor
raw furs at Sam’a Place, 60S II St.
8 str
ONE SINGLE light housekeeping
room for rent tor one persou.
Write No. 581, care Courier. 02tf
WE OFFER a complete photogra
phic service—Portraiture, copying
old pictures, enlarging, coloring,
kodak finishing—the more diffi
cult the job the better we like it.
Artcraft Studio, phone 88.
50tt
HATCHING EGGS FOR SALE—Can
spare few settings of eggs from our
two-year-old Tancred strain White
Leghorn hens mated to Tancred
cockerels with 314-egg producers
In ancestry. Eggs »1 per 13. River
Heights Poultry Farm.
Phone
223-J.
02tf
FOR SAIL®—Four acres improved
with bouse, barn and everything,
all for »1260. Four hundred dol
lars will handle. Easy terms on
balance. 'Heath & Herman.
02
NINE YOUNG LAYING HENS, full
blood Plymouth Rocks, »1.00.
each. A. A. Mathes, phone 316-L.
Rogue River Ave.
03
FOR SALE—40 acres % mile north
limns, 600 apple trees, some peats
tine for Toka grapes. Large six
room house overlooking the city
and valley, packing house , garage,
barn, woodshed etc. Address H. B.
Reed. R. F. D. No. 1. Grants Pass,
Oregon. ____________ ______ 89tt
DRY FIR chunks, »3.50; dry slab
wood. »2.75. Prompt delivery. V.
I. Megargle, phone 13-L.
93tf
PLACE YOUR ORDER EARLY for
hatching eggs from fine dark red,
S. C. Rhode island Reds, mated for
color, type and production. All
stock range raised. A. A. Ingalls,
Wlldervllle, Ore. ______
FURNISHED APARTMENT for rent
at 659 N. Fifth. Inquire of LewiB
Stir.ebaugh at Hiding's Garage. u2
Rivoli Theatre
Two Hours of Buffoonery, Jokes
and
Real
Some
Cavewomen
Captured for This Occasion
Reserved Seats at Woodward’s
General Admission 77c, plus 8c war tax, total 85c
Student Admission, 5(>c, plus 5c war tax, total 55c
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Ht the Churches |
WELCOME, OLD-TIMER
llethany Presbyterian Church
to tho
A unique gathering will be the
FOR SALE—Team of fine mares
about six years old, weighing about Pioneer service to be held Sunday |
1250 pounds each, also set heavy morning at 11. A special section i
work harness; also about 50 tous
good baled alfalfa hay, first, sec will be reserved for all those who I
at
ond and third cuttings. For par were members of Bethany church '
ticulars write F. J. Newman, Palm during Dr. McLean's first paitorate. 1
BETHANY (Til H< H
Bldg., Medford, Oregon._____ 73tf Dr. McLean will preach on "Pio
WANT TO HEAR from owner having neering'" and all old-timers are es
SUNDAY MORNING AT 11
farm for sale; give particulars pecially invited.
FOR 9AJJE)—Bight acres on good
and
lowest
price.
John
J.
Black,
Another evening of song at 7:30,
street. Improved. House, barn,
Rev. Robert McLean, D. D.
Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin. __ 02 led by piano, organ and violin, Ro-
woodshed, lgoo<I family orchard,
Will
Preach on “Pioneering”
irrigated, ail for »2700, small FOR SALE—
bert Neilson will play "Abide Wlth
cash payment, and monthly pay
1922 Chevrolet .............. ..»375.00 Me” by Monk.
Another line sing with Piano, Organ and Violin
ments on balance. Heath & Her-
1919 Dodge ......... -......... »37-5.00
Bible school at 9:55 a. m. with
_ man.______
02
Accompaniment at 7:50
1922 Ford Coupe ............. »350.00
Studebaker Agency.
02 graded departments. R. E. Talbot,
FOR RENT—Comfortable sleeping
Supt.
room. Call at 613 A St.
9 4tf
FOR RENT—Nicely furnished down
Junior C. E. at 3 p. m. Mrs. E. II.
stairs apartment. Call at 408 E
GOOD INVESTMENT in timber land
<) My Savior," Beethoven with goto
St.
02tf Wise, Supt.
First Church or Christ Hcimtlst
—I own 320 acres of good timber,
Church School of Missions at by Mrs. Wible.
Hymn nnthem,
70 per cent pine, located 9 miles
Christian
Science service* are held
south of Grants Pass, on a good IF YOU HAVE—-A good farm or 6:30 p. m. Study on Japan. You "From Every Story Wind That every Sunday In the W. O. W. hall,
small acreage to sell or rent see
road, offered at »1.00 per lotto ft.
are invited.
Blows,” soprano obligato by Mrs at 11 a. m. , Wednesday evening
\. C. Wbt • • r
'» H
stumpage, title clear. A. L. Edger
r. Gordon Hart, Minister. Thompson.
meeting at 8 o'clock. The aubjeol for
ton, owner. Phone 198-Y.
02 T M STOTT—Insurance Specialist.
The evening sermon theme Is, "An Sunday 1» ’Tj|f<.”
Automobile
ins
trance
a
Specialty.
FOR SALE—23 acres on Highway.
Old Portrait of a Christian." Speclul
< l>ur< li of the lli-etliren
Reasonable Rates.
87tl
Reading room at 505 "B" street Is
House, Ibarn and other outbuild
musical numbers by the choir are, open from 3 to 5 p. tn. dally except
220 E Street
ings, partly set to alfalfa and clo FOR RENT -Furnished tent for
“Jesus Mine,” by Mrs. Wible and se Ing Sunday and holidays. The publlo
Bible school 10 a. m.
ver, level and irrigated.
Price
housekeeping, close in. Reason
12500, one thousand will handle,
Preaching 11a. m. Subject, “Our lected number by the Mrs. Thompson Is cordially Invited to attend the ser
able rent. 621 D St., corner Sev
easy terms on balance. You
trio.
enth.
07 Father’s Will to Us.”
vices and to visit the reading room
should see this, it's a snap. Heath
Junior
and
Senior
Christian
Work
& Herman.
02 FOR SALE—Manzanita, pine and fit
Nt. Anne's Catholic Church
wood. Houser Bros, l’bone 28 6. ers’ Meeting 6:30 p. m.
Tho Rogue River Valley 'Minister
FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN—16
70tf
Preaching 7:30 p. ni. Subject,
Sunday mass at 9 o’clock.
acres of land 3 miles west of town,
ial
association,
comprising
the
min
Rev. S. A. Coupal, pastor.
all leveled, checked and seeded to DRY 16-1NOH SLAB WOOD »2.50 "The Wrath of God.”
Prayer meeting Thursday, 7:30 isters of all chiirohes In the valley,
alfalfa for »200 an acre. No wa
del. C. W. 1/atubrecht, phone
wil
meet
'Monday,
January
28,
in
the
ter bonds extra. Waler furnish
15.,,-Y.
,
P- tn. Come and worship with us.
Had Part of One.
Methodist church in Ashlamd. There
ed for $5 an acre. $750 down and WANTED—-Rural school
Hiram Smith, Pastor.
teacher
Two men had saved th(> price of a
your own terms on balance. Roy
will
be
forenoon
and
afternoon
M«JS-
wishes large vacant room in which
good dinner and were sitting In tho
E. Lathrop.
____
Sat.
slons.
to store goods. Address No. 582
Itapt 1st < Lurch
lining«- afterwards smoking lung cigars
care Courier.
07
DESIRABLE APARTMENT for rent
Bible school 9:45, steroptioon plc-
and generally trying to look ns If this
—Also small house for one or two FOR SALE—White Wyandotte cock- '
was exactly what they were a cuts,
On res. 10, regular session of the
people, reasonable. Call 417 E
Church of Christ
tinned to.
ercl. Phone 531 It.
02 echool. CfeiMseH for all ages, 'M. H.
St.
90tf
(White Temple)
"I'll tell you." said one of them, af
“The Value ot a Soul” Is the sub ter a while, "there's a delicious sense
FDlR^ALB—Five and onie-haJf acres WITH THREE CARS Ou track Britten, superintendent.
waiting
to
bo
unloaded
and
our
on, highway, for »550.00 close in.
11, morning service, selection i>y ject for 11 a. m.. and "Grants Pass <>f luxury when one In lying on one's
ware houses almost full we have
One hundred and fifty dollars will
decided to make special prices for Junior choir, “1 am His and He > la Without a Church” is the subject for bed and ringing one's bell for one's
handle, monthly payments on bal
Sermon, “Fruit of I the 7:30 p. m.
volet.”
the balance ot tills month. F»r- Mine.”
amce. Heath & Herman. ___ 02
_ mers’ Co-op.
02 SHtirit.”
Our revival meetings begin Feb.
“Ilnve .von n vnle^T’ asked his
ACREAGE on East A street for the SEE THESE FIRST—Ford Truck,
Afternoon service at illuwo at 2:30,1.3rd. with Ladd and Pruitt of Eu- friend. In 'surprise.
price of a lot doser In. Where
1920, with stake body and cab,
"No," said the other, “but I have
I). Y. IP. V. at 6:30, Judson Me- gone, as the evangelistic team, We
you can make half of your living
»275. Ford touring, »125. Chev
a bell."
in epare moments with your chick
Klnuey,
loader.
are
expecting
a
splendid
meeting
rolet touring »2o0.
Chevrolet
ens. fruit and vegetables. W. C.
Evening service at 7:'30, anthem with these consecrated young men.
touring »2 25. W. S. Maxwell Co.
Long, East A St.___________ 02
Few Helena,
• 1 by tho choir, "It Is a Good Thing.” # Bible school at 10 a. m. with Rsy-
•’There nre many pretty girls In thia
KEEP THIS IN MIND—Do not de
niond
Lathrop,
superintendent.
Wo
country," remarked RluèbeRe. herself
cide about that photograph until 6% MONEY—Banker» Reserve Sys Sermon, “Chain* of 'Habit.” 1>o yon
tem 6% loans are made on city or wear any such chains? Como and have a suitable class for every one. listed ns no bad looker by comprit.
you have visited THE PICTURE
,l
farm property to buy. build, im- hear them nettled.
You will always be welcome at the Judges.
MILL. Quality Portraits only are
prove,
or
pay
indebtedness.
Bank
produced here.
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"I own up to It,” responded her
Mid-week service Thursday even "friendly church.”
ers Reserve Deposit Company,
chum Ariadne.
O. J. Law, minister.
FOR SAIiAi — New snare drum, . Denver, Colorado.
WStf ing -at 7:30.
“The musical shows teem with
slightly Ulted. »12. Phone 198-.1.O2 FOR SALE Choice baled alfalfa
C. M. Cihio, pastor.
them
The movies require them. You
hay
»20
per
ton,
delivered.
It.
I.
B. L. GALBRAITH —Real estate. In
Nt. Luke's Church
see them In »tores, In office«, every
Red eggs for hatching, »5 per hun
surance «nd plate glass liability
(Episcopal)
Newman
Methodist
Church
where. Yes. this country Is full of
dred. Geo. L. Davis. Rd. 2, four
Tuffs Bldg. 6th and II. Phone 28
Third Sunday after Epiphany.
Tho sermon la, “A Man Surround
beautiful girls. But—"
miles west of Granta Pass on up
WILL TRADE for cattle ranch—TOO
Evening service at 7:30 o’clock.
per river road.
07 ed by a Hedge.” Musical numbers by
"Rut what?”
acres vineyard, orchard, dairy, ad
Rev. Philip K. Hammond,
“It would take Helen of Troy to
joining Fruitdale.
J. C. Hunter, JOSEPH MOSS agency — ln»ur»nce tho choir are, response, "Father of
get a seat on a street car now." •
Vicar In charge.
Route 4.
and bonds. High class companies. Heaven,” anthem, "Tarry With Me,
Pioneer Service