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I Auction Sal«'—
Wwinesday, Feb. «. Sale si arts a!
10: So. Macy A Topping ranch.
Horses, milk cows aud all kiuds of
farm machinery.
10
Veltu Pruitt Will Lead—
The singing service* at the Church
of Christ revival meetings now beiug
conducted will be conducted by Vel-
tie Pruitt, local Boy »ho I* attending
the University of Oregon and the Eu
gene Bible School. Mr. Pruitt Is
taking vocal loeaonH at Eugene and
has been given great praise by his
instructors. The lueetings started
on Sunday. The evening meetings
start tonight. They will be conduct-
ed by J. F. Ladd, of Eugene. In ad-
dltion to being song leader. Mr. Pru-
itt is also a soloist and will sing a
number of songs.
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Corporation Records
Corporation Returns
Compilation of your records for these reports, und Counsel tn all
lucomo Tax Matters
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GEO. G HEWITT
Income Tax Adviser
IMM and i»OA Medford Nation* I Bank Building
Tvl< phugo .'DM
Medford, Oregon
H. I’. PASSENGER train *
MINE AND MILL
SUPPLIES
Southbound
13. R. F. Express .
«3 Oregonian
II Shasta
18 Calif. Express
»1U a. IU.
l.G P m.
Dublin, Feb. 5.—(I. W. 6.1—xMis*|
«to P nt
Mary MaoSwiney, arch toe of tb«|
9:20 P in
Northbound
Free State, may 'be compelled to re- ,
a.
No. 1 4 Portland Exp
cognise the Free State co urta in or-1
•No. 12 Shasta
P
der to setti« a grievance againet th* |
Odd Fellows—
Machiner)' anti
•No. 54 Oregonian
Bishop of Cork. I She is endeavoring a huge fortune there is no disbelief
Heavy Hurdu nr-*
Work in initiatory degree Wednes
No. IS Ore. Express
at.suwhn* joy
iav in the household,
household. Ì day night, also visitation graud of-
to have her case before an eccleaias-! h„«
but exceeding
•Mall trains.
••Closed
pouch mall.
Then the secret comes out. The fleer. Visitors welcome.
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1U*4. tioal court, but without apparent
10
P.
S.
WOODIN
stranger
says
that
funds
are
needed
hope of success, •nd may be forced
PORTLAND MARKETS
Phone SB
511 H St.
♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ aa a last resort to seek juatic« in th* to cover attorney's fees, the cost of O. A. C. Dean Visits—
♦ oourta of the government she ha* searching the records, etc. The trust Mrs. Kate Jameson, «lean of wo-
OREGON WEATHER
♦
Portland. F«b. 5.—9A. P.l— 14re
ing llrlshman parts with a sum of
♦ fought so bitterly.
stock steady, eggs ceut lower; butter
col-
men
at
the
Oregon
Agricultural
Pacific Coast States: Much ♦
Last November the Bijhop. Most money and the plausible stranger is lege, is spending the day in Grants
I cubes half cent to one ceut higher.
« cloudiness and frequent rains,
Rev. Dr. Cohalan, issued a letter to never seen again.
Pass getting In touch with pa rents
Top steers
>7.25 (I >8 50
Time
was
when
the
swindle
was
probably extending to Southern ♦ the pres* in which he forbade the
Hogs, lop grade
>7.50 «* >7.15
the country folk., of college students aud also talking
♦ Caiitornia by middle of week, ♦Í clergymen in his «iioeeee from offi worked only on
to the students at the high school.! Califonila is Kusiiiug <<>a»lru«U,,u Ilogs, tuedluui to cholc« >7.75-3*.89
♦ Temperature normal first of ■f ciating at the funeral of a hunger Now, however, the city dwellers arei
Mrs. Jameson states that she would
Eggs .................... .............. 3»c V 30c
falling
for
r.
and
four
instances
ot|
uu Two lliiciiwa)»
♦ week, and probably below lat- ♦ striker, pointing out that each hun
Butter. city cubes ................ 4#\6e
♦ ger striker who died was In reality Dublin residents
who have been' be glad to meet with auy of the par
♦ ter half.
ents of college students or tho*« wbo
Butter, prime firsts ...
43c
♦
victimized
have
come
to
light
within
taking his own life and did so with
are planning on sending their child-1 Portland, Feb. 6. For a loug time Wheat, hard whit«
>1.03
Generally fair tonight aud ♦ out contrition. An the course of bis the lati tew weeks.
ren to college. She would also be Orugou built its road system lo make Wheat, western re«l
9Sc
Wednesday, colder tonight ex-
letter the Bishop blamed Miss Mae-
pleased
to talk with any meaubers of couuections with I'alltoruia, but
Apples—Per box, Ore. Delicious,
♦
♦
♦
♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦
♦
cept near coast.
highway oifiemia in luul stale pre zf Urge >3.81-38.78, f 32.00-22.25.
Swiney for much of the trouble in ♦ ♦
♦ the high school pnrent-teachers' as
ADDITIONAL LOCAL
♦
Ireland, declaring she was then ap ♦
ferred >>pvu«liug their road money iu Rome Beauties xf Urge >1.75, f
sociation.
Mrs.
Jameson
Is
stopping
♦♦ ♦
posing the men she had helped in
at the Josephine hotel whUe in the southern < ulitoruia aud ignoring the >1.25-31.50; Spltzenburgs, xt 32.00-
TOPICS OF INTEREST
the fight against England and that Ttagley lo Valley Grocery—
j northern part. Kecuntly there was >2.35. f 31.50-53.00; C grade, var
city.
Th« calling of a bond issue for the her republicanism was a sham. The
I a change in administration aud on ious varieties. 81 38; cookers. >1.00.
Luther Tingley for the past year
. top of thia thousands of Californian* Newtowns, Urge xf. >1.75-32.00, f.
new high school building, on March Bishop also made reference to large with the Cornell grocery, has severed School Disiri«1 Expand.»—
That the Grant* Pass Irrigation motored to Oregon last year and pro- 51.50-51.75.
1, brings the matter of community sums of money alleged to have been his connection with that establish
Brussel sprouts—Calif., per lb.,
development to the forefront. The stolen from the Cork custom house ment and is to take a position with district is responsible for an unpre- cueded to protest at the neglected
during the Irregulars' occupation, the Valley grocery.
cedented growth in the territory condition of the road* iu the north 15c-l«c.
voting of these bonds of >61,000 is linking the custom house money, by
Bunched Vegetables—Ore. Beets
which it* canaE serve is indicated by ern part of their stale.
of vital importance. It means the intimstion, with >25,000 alleged to
and Carrots. 50c; Onion*. 50e-*0c.
a phenomenal growth in the number
Spring Flowers Out—
As a result, California ia now anx-
addition to the city of Grants Pass have been found in a bag deposited
With the warm weather of the of school children in school district ! ious to conn«)Ct with the Oregon Calif. Buet*. Radishes and Turnips,
and the adjacent territory of a high in a convent by Mary Matfiwiney's past tew days, people of the city have 26. recently consolidated with dis I roads. 3'he Pacific highway in »Oc-31.00.
Cabbage—Or«., crates per cwt.
school which will be equipped with zister a short tima before 'Free Btate begun to hunt up their rakes and trict 7. Last fall Al. H. Waggoner ! northern California Is up lor Im
>3.50; Cal. 34.50-35.00.
troop* captured Cork.
was
awarded
the
contract
for
the
spades
for
the
spring
planting.
The
provement and yesterday the Oregon
all of the modern facilities for the
Cauliflower—Calif., per
crate.
Miss MacSwiney is understood to warm days have brought out quite a transportation of pupils to the Grants ' highway cummisMon was asured that
education of the 'boys and girls of have applied to the Archbishop of
large variety of the spring flowers Pass schools. A.t that time there California has directed an immediate >2.00-53.50.
Celery—Cal. crates >5.50-5* 00;
the community. It will improve the Cashel for an eccleelastfcal court to and school children are beginning to were 12 pupils of school age. At the
survey, preparation of plans and spe- hearts, per dos. >1.75-33.00.
school accomodations by a large de try the action she contemplates bring in a few of the earlier kinds. present time Mr. Waggoner reports i citications tor the road from Cres-
Sacked Vegetables—per cwt. Car'
gree and will prove to be a drawing against the Bishop and. failing this, Fruit buda are beginning to swell 42 children attending from that dis [ cent City tu the Oregon line, which rota, >1.75. Beets, turnips, >2.00;
is said to be planning an appeal to and early flower», such as snowdrop* trict with three more coming the end In the California end of the Granta-
card to this part of southern Oregon
parsnips and rutabaga*. >2.00-32.50,
the >Pope. As the issue is personal have been blooming for some time. of the week from Medford. He baa l'a»»<‘rescent City highway.
Spinach—Walla
Walla crates,
district. A definite plan is being between herself and the Bishop, how Odd Fellows Attention—
Increased his transportation facilities'
32.50.
submitted. The voters can see for ever, the church authorities are not
Brother J. E. Pickens, Grand Mar from the old Chevrolet truck first1
8W. Potatoes—Ark. bu. buskel,
themselves Just what ia being offered expected to intervene. Her only re shall, will visit officially Wednesday, employed to two large trucks. He
>3.75-54 00.
February
Sth.
Degree
work.
Re
sort
will
then
be
to
the
hated
tribu
is now afraid that he will have to
for the money to be expended. When
Cranberries--Wash, and Ore., Mc
freshments. All members requested add another truck before spring. He s
nals of the Free State.
they realise the need for added
Farlins, >2.00-33.50, Mass. Cape
to attend. J. A. Cornelier, S. G. 11 ’ predicts 125 students in the
single
J
school facilities there will be no hesi
district within four years.
No sensible person will continue Cods, >15.00. Halt bbls. >7.75.
Rdporta are current in authorita
lettuce—Calif., per crate, Imper
tation in the matter of the authori tive circles that President Cosgrave Jail Is Empty—
to suffer from dangerous swollen
ial
Valley, 3 to 4 doza. >3.00-53.25;
veins
or
buncoes
wheu
the
new
puw-
zation of the bonding. The plan has intends to take a long vacation as
For the first time in almost a year ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ erlul, yet harmless germicide called 5 do*. 53.75-33.25.
been not only sanctioned but re soon as his official duties will per the county jail was absolutely empty ♦
COMING EVENTS
♦ Emerald Oil can rea...y t>e obtain at
Onions — per cwt.. Ore. No. 1,
Couch's Pharmacy. Mai] orders ac
quested by «-large number of repre mit and that he contemplates a riait today. With the release on bond of ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ cepted.
53.25-52
50; boilers, >1.50; seta per
last inmate has Feb. 12,
sentative citizens, whose judgment is to th« United States. The only "va Gibson Taylor, the
Tuesday—Minstrel Show by
Ask for a two-ounce original bot lb 8Ho-7Hc.
it
Is
now
await-
been
taken
out
and
cation” the Preaident has had since
tle of Euieruld Oil (full strength)
Rebekah Lodge.
above question. The voting of the
Potatoe*—Sacked per cwt, Bur
and refuse substitutes. Use as di
1916 was the period he spent in jail ing someone to fill the empty cells,
Feb.
14,
Thursday
—
The
W.
C.
T.
U.
bonds will be a great step forward in for his connection with the Sinn Several prisoners with long sen
rected and in a few days Improve banks U. S. No. 1, >1.75 Doschutes
will hold a noodle luncheon and ment will be noticed, then continue Netted Gems, U. S. No. 1, 82.25;
the development and progress of this FeiH movement when Ireland was tences were held in the jail, which
cooked food sale in Epworth Hall. until the swollen veins are reduced Wash. Netted Gent*, V. 8. No. 1,
of
occupancy.
gave
it
its
long
period
still under British rule.
to normal. It is guaranteed and is
section.
Feb. 16, Saturday—Scholarship loan so powerful that It also reduced en >2.26; No. 2, >1.50-51.75, fancy bak
fund tea.
ers, >3.50.
larged glands, goitres and wens.
Tomorrow has been designated a
With the release of hundreds of Rainfall Was laglit—
Rainfall in January amounted to Cut This Out—It Is Worth Money
legal holiday by the governor of the political prisoners from Irish jails
Send this ad and ten cents to Foley
1.07
inch, there being rain on only
the
forthcoming
campaign
for
the
state as a mark of respect for ex-
& Co., 2X35 Sheffield Ave., Chicago,
election of local boards throughout six days. Seven days were perfectly III., writing your name and address !
President Wllsca. The Courier be-
Ireland is expected to be a lively one. clear, 10 partly cloudy and 14 wholly clearly. You will receive a ten cent;
lievea that it is only fitting that some Owing to political troubles there has cloudy. The coldest day of the bottle of FOLEY S HONEY AND i
tribute be given to this great man been no election of local boards for month was January 2, when the mer- TAR COMPOUND for coughs, colds1
and hoarseness, also free sample
and suggesst that all business es si)c years, which means that the pres eury dropped to 18. That was also packages of FOLEY PII,IB, a diu
the
coldest
day
of
the
year.
The
tablishments of the city close for a ent boards have overstayed their
retic stimulant for the kidneys, and
half hour tomorrow as a token of re term of office by three years. Since warmest day was January 30, when FOLEY CATHARTIC TABLETS for
registered 63. Constipation and Biliousness. These
spect. As the funeral services will the local boards control civil expen the thermometer
wonderful remedies have helped mil
be at 3 o'clock, the time when the ditures the positions are vitally im There was a trace of snow during the lions of people. Try them Couch’s
month.
business houses would close here portant to taxpayers and there has
Pharmacy.
/
Adv.
would be at noon, so that it will be been much protest against alleged
at the same time as the eastern ser extravagance by the boards now in
vices. The Courier will be closed office. It is expected that not many
from 12 until 12:30.
incumbent* will be returned to pow
er in the next elections.
n» economy ffjUiWfl PO WO f IT
The news item regarding the great
V
increase in the number of school
Many Irish families are again be
children in school district 26 this
Advertisements under this heading 5c per line per issuo. All
the next time you bake— give
winter is one of more than passing ing victimized by the old swindle
Classified ads appear under this heal ng the first time
it just one honestand fair trial»
interest. This shows that irrigation known as the "Flynn millions."
The scheme works like this: A
is bringing a large number of people
One test in your own kitchen
into the community. Of the new well-dressed stranger appears at a DRY FIR chunks, 83.50; dry slab WE OFFER a complete photogra
will
prove to you that there is a
wood, >2.75. Prompt delivery. V.
phic service—Portraiture, copying
people who have entered that dis humble Irish cottage and asks the
I. Megargle, phone 18-L._____ 93tf
old
pictures,
enlarging,
coloring,
big
edi
crencc between Calumet
trict, only three are not bona fide head of the family if he had not an
kodak finishing—the more difli-
T
M
3T0TT
—
Insurance
Specialist.
uncle
who
went
to
and
any
other brand—that for
settlers and those three are looking
America many
cult the job the better we like it.
Automobile Insurance a Specialty.
Artcraft Studio, phone 88.
50tt
for a location. The next six months years ago. Nearly all Irishmen have
uniform and wholesome bake
Reasonable Rates.
87tf
will see an even greater growth in uncles in America, so when the
WANTED—Small place of about 5
fotf
it has no equal.
acres outside city limits suitable
the immediate vicinity of Grants stranger informs an Irishman that FOR RENT—Nicely furnished down
•I
B*»<ByT«sS
stairs
apartment.
Call
at
408
E
|
for
garden
anti
alfalfa.
See
A.
C.
Pass.
his long-lost uncle has died and left
St.
02tf I
Wheeler, 519 H St.
WXXJD FOR BALE-«Manzanita, dry FOR SALE—Mountain hack,
new single buggy harness, reason
fir and pine, under shed, west end '
able. Inquire Mayers, Gravlin's
Foundry street.
Houser Bros.
Feed Barn.
15
Phone 286.
03tf I
FOR RENT—Comfortable sleeping, HAVE YOU BEEN THROUGH THE
MILL? If not—try It for quality
room. Bath and phone. Call at
production. Mrs. Bancroft's Pic
613 A St.
94tf
ture Mill.
08tf
FORT) TRUCK—.Worm drive, runs FOR 3AlaE- -New piano, easy terms.
Phone 34 6-L.
14
good, trade for touring. See it at
Just received a beautiful line of new ftpring
Carl Gentners.
10
Draperies, new materials, new pattern*—•
FOR SALE—Bean Giant Triplex
FOR SALE—>150 buys lot 12, block
Spray outfit with 3^4 h. p. engine,
Don’t fail to «ee these choice selections
29, Grants Paca. Address J. R. C.
steel trucks, two spray rods, 200
while the showing is Complete.
Thompson, Tualatin, Ore.
12
gallon tank, hose, etc., >150.00.
I
River Banks Farms, Grants Pass,
FOR SALE—Chiffcrobe and dresser.
Ore.
12
Mrs. N. E. Osborn, 7ü5 C St.
11
Also a new shipment of 36-iueli chailie» in
Auto Tops and Cushions
NOTICE
—
AH
Bto<
k
found
on
my
1 B. L. GALBRAITH—Real estate. In.
in a great variety of patterns.
premises will i.<- taken care of by
nuranoe and plat* glass liability.
the city pound master. Offender*
Tuffs Bldg, «th and U. Phone 28.
govern themselves accordingly.
HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID for
Bella E. Wlble, 725 West Bridge.
raw furs at Sam's Place, 608 H St. _____________
10
8»t HQLSK FOR RENT on "south I’i*rk
Honth Sixth 8G«et
W. Ramsey. Last house on Park
FOR SALE—A good sewing ma
chine, cheap, also child's wicker
St., >10.00 per month.
Inquire
St.__________________________ 11
rocker. Phone 609-J.
11
24 h 15C
•No.
• • No.
No.
•No.
VARICOSE VEINS
ARE QUICKLY REDUCED
PEOPLE’S MARKET
CALUMET
New Draperies
HARNESS GOODS OF ALL KINDS
Golden Rulo Sforo
G. B. BERRY
Good ILmsr llrtHiins
74c
Clothes Baskets
$1.19
li'ouing Boards $3.33, $4.70
Step Ladder Stools
$1.58
Mop Stick, coinplete
15c
< 'lothe.s PiiiH, doz.
4c
78c
O’Cedar Mop Outfit
Wash Boards, ••brass” 65c
\\ ash Boil, i s $2.25 to $7.00
Leather Dusters ...
95c
Set Water I’iteheV and
90c
6 ( H usmo »
Hardwood Frame Mir-
48c
IXtltJ
Steel Roaster» _____
E jik Beater»_______
Floor Wax (85), now....
Floor VarniMh ..............
73c
20c
68c
40c
Black Diminuiti
mill files
30c
12-in
Disten half round wood
$1.20
rasp, 12-in. ...
Loose |»in steel butts,
3x2»/,
14c
Pound box assorted wood
screws
21c
12c
3-foot folding rules .
Vaughn A BiitJincll guar
anteed hammer»___ 80c
8c
Paring knives
20c
Kcv hole saws
18c
Can ope ne is .
Small handled strainers 10c
Mouse traps, two for
5c
White enamel
30c
$2.15
Another set, litrlih r.
$6.40
$4.90
smaller ....
Six Som» ( 'ups
< ’overcd < ’asserolcs
80c
65c
75c
BARGAINS
in all
House
Furnishings
at
209-211 South Sixth