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PAGE TWO GRANT« PASS DAILY OOURIER a rds in demanding boards iu even ♦ ♦♦♦♦*♦♦♦♦♦ foot lengths - ten. twelve, fourteen, (XVM1NG EVENTS Published Daily Except Sunday and so on- -and refusal to bay ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ shorter and uneven foot lengths has Fell. 22-33. Friday. Saturday A. E. Voorhies - Pub and Propr. caused. according to iCunber experts. Entered at postoffice, Grants Pan. Days of '49 Carnival, W. O. W a big iH-rcentuge of Unit industry'll Ore., as second-class mail matter. hall. loss. 29. Friday -Oregon products ADVERTISING RATES Jteevuuuoudations relating to the Feb. d're *. w. o w, (mu. by p"ru|t. Display space, per inch................. 25c use of odd aud short-length lumber dale Grange Indies. Local-personal column, per line 16c aud other matters regarding stand Readers, per line_____ ________5c Mnr. 1'1 20, Wednesday. Thursday ardisation were considered u> the " ' ~ f Senior class operetta. lumber manufacturers' atandardlsa DAILY COURIER By mail or carrier, per year__ »6.00 tlvu committee, lutiicr dealers anu May 16. Friday Primary Election. By mail or carrier, per month .50 consumers aud the ceutral committee on lumber stanaurds. wnicn gatner- Gossip of Staff Correspondents HAT the LANGWOOD WEEKLY COURIER Secri ! ’t'llet Through Foley Pills eu in Culcago Jauuary •• and Ja. at Work! Centers of By mail, per year____________ »2.00 Funiily Range .for wood Jolia R. Gordon, Danville. 111., Population Tins coutereuce had received a writes: "1 have suff ■«<! with kidney only, "will burn twice as MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS report from a special sub-com ml nee trouble live years cou >1 li6t sleep Ht The Associated Preaa is exclusive long with one-half the wood re snowing mat au esamiuatiou of J 10 night and was always tired. I was ly entitled to the use for republica not strong mid tin rd woik made my quired by any other range on the house pluus revealed that over 54 tion of all news dispatches credited Atlanta. Ga . Feb. 21.—(I N. S i back ache. 1 got Ann« FOLEY in this, or all otherwise credited, in per cent of the joists were subse FILLS market — if properly installed — | — Solve the eternal triangle by al- mid after a few treatments 1 this paper and also the local news MONEY BACK GUARANTEE I lowing the trio to Hve together! mutual friend who-lives In CâlîTiista. quently liaud-sawed io odd leuglus, felt better and could work with published herein. more easg, became stronger und This, In brief, is the plan pro that they wanted to make substau- tuough specifications called for even could Although we have installed many All rights for republication of sleep better ” FOLEY PILLS lengths. A still larger percentage ot tial contributions to the proposed special dispatches herein are also re posed by Charles Webber, who was uro a diuretic stimulant for the kid LANGWOOD8 — not one owner studs were sawed to tit, and as for neys. make them more active. Get arrested here the other day on a college. served. has been dissatisfied. The committee in charge of the boards it developed that ¡rout -a to a bottle today. Couch’s Pharmacy. ‘ charge of bigamy. Webber was ar- 30 per cent iu au average bulidiug THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1024. i rested on complaint of J. Tuttle, of project consists of W. D. Peeples, Big Lighthouse Organisation, New Orleans, who charged that Mayor of Valdosta; J. M. Smith, , were cut to less tuan the present tutu In the largest lighthouse organisa ; Webber disappeared with his wife, president of the Chamber of Com- j luiuni softwood length of eight feeL The conference was informed tuat, tlon In the world the United States later marrying her fn Atlanta. merce, and A. J. Strickland, a prom- OREGON WEATHER government mnlntslns 10 373 aids iu addition to waste Iu sitortuuiug. nnvlgntton and ti«es 117 vessels, "I trailed them to Atlanta,” said inent citizen of Valdosta. la on l duoilay at our store the eveu-leugtli boards, about 1.5 I eluding lightship». nd let us show you its ' Tuttle, "and found them living to- call and Pacific Coast States: Fre- per cent of toe average log is wasted many superior points, H is mem* Now comes word of Wilson i gether here, having been married quent rains in northern Cali- designed OS|»eel jilly to meet Georgia orial activities in another at the mill iu sawing it to even ago. We were happy some weeks tomia, probably extending over Western conditions. Jun». Its fea fea- until Webber came to board with us city. Some 2,000 people at Rome, I lengths. south portion, aud frequeut tures are ull exclusive y LANG'S. tn New Orleans. Now everything is Ga., got together the other day and I The initial conference with Hoover rains in west and rains or snows dark and miserable. I am ready to unanimously agreed to work togeth i aud the Chicago gathering were pre in eastern portion of Or?¿on LANG ttovo» ar* strict forgive my wife in sptte of all she er in the interest of a natioual Wil* liminary to another gatheriug with ly .VurfAuvst Product« and Washington. Temperature ami consequently u>e are has done, but I intend to see that ! son memorial. They proposed a ! the secretary of commerce to be held Never mind what people say. near normal. in a oontuin to render justice is administered to Webber." | ntuional peace memorial at Wash- in April, when it is expected recom- you have varicose or swollen Veins you the best of service i ington. to be built by contributions and want to reduce them to normal, Here Is Webber's story of the tri | mendationa agreed upon will be sub and Immediate delivery. Occasional rain west, rain or ♦ go to Couch's Pharmacy and ask for i of not more than one dollar each mitted for final action. snow east portion tonight, and ♦ angular love affair: an original two ounce bottle of Em "We are determined to get ull the eraid Oil (full strength), "I came to Atlanta and saw Mrs. I from the millions of admirers of Friday. ♦ it he C. F. T. Co. ♦ ♦♦♦♦•♦•♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ Tuttle here. I was in love with her 1 Woodrow Wilson, Contributors to 1 dust-covered cobwebs out of the lum- hasn't It. he can get It. lour mull j this fund are not to be limited to orders accepted I ber industry and bring it up to date 200—Sottili SI Uli St.—211 THE ECONOMIC CONFERENCE and she loved me. Someone suggest j America alone, it was stated, but Apply it to the enlarged veins us j tn economy and public service,” said directed and improvement will be There Is in session today at the ed we get married, since we loved i will extend to every peace-loving na- : Wilson Compton, secretary of the Na- noticed in a few days. Continue its courthouse a conference which may each other, and we were married. ’ tion in the world. She loves me and not Tuttle. The ! tlonal Lumber Manufacturers’ Asso us® until veins return to normal mean much to the future of the The meeting was held under thb size. It is guaranteed to reduce agriculture of Josephine county. For easiest way out of it would be for all ; leadership of the American Legion. ciation. swollen veins or money back, and of us to live.together. Tuttle, if he "Take the thickness of a board, also to reduce swollen glands, goitre the first time in the history of the An outline of the proposal adopted AdV. county the men from each farming loves his wife, could make that sac was wired to Dr. Carey Grayson, for example. The national confer- aud wens. i ence fn December voted that wliat industry are getting together to rifice for her happiness. personal friend and physician of the has been known as an inch board work out solutions for those prob-1 late president, together with the Georgia is perhaps the foremost initial dollar to start the fund roll-I shall hereafter be called a standard lems which face them in their work. K I board, the thickness of which when A group of men interested in poul state in proposing memorials to the i ing. ~ , !■ dried and dressed, ready for use, try are discussing means which may name of Woodrow Wilson, a son of shall be 25*32nds of an Inch and pro be taken to better the poultry rais the Old South, who spent much time POKTLAKT) MARKET» Hogs, top »7.65 (t »7.85 vided for an extra standard board of ing here. The dairymen are doing in Georgia during his life. Wilson Ilogs »7.75 <U »8.00 26-32nd of an inch. likewise. The same procedure is attended school tn Augusta. Ga.. and Portland, Feb. 31,— -(A. Pa Eggs 19c <ii "Careful investigation has shown being followed out through the later practiced law in this state. His ! Steers a quarter lower, other catile Hutter, prints . &Uc Machinery and that it is a waste of material, freight whole of the farm pursuits of the first wife was buried at Rome, Ga. steady top steer» »7.69. hogs ten to Hutter, cubes 49tac lleavjr Hardware and labor to have ordinary boards county. The first project instigated mem- I .. »1.00 : fifteen cent» lower, top grade 17.50 Wheat, hard white thicker than this. Merchants and farmers are equal oralizing the name of Wilson was Wheat, western red I to »7.75. Shoop steady, eggs firmer H ‘‘This little matter of 6 or 7-32nds ly interested, for as the farming be that of establishing an education in P. S. WOODIN I and butter steady. comes more prosperous, it is reflect stitution tn Valdosta. Ga., to be Washington. Feb. 21.(1. N. S.) — present standing timber will last 7 Phone 12 nu h Ht. Engraved G raduni ion Cardi ed in business conditions within the known as the Woodrow Wilson Following lather's footsteps costs the to 10 years longer. That is practical Top lambs »11.50 iu »13.35 Engraved cards In script, »2 for city. And moreover, the merchant Memorial College. Valdosta citizens American people over a billion feet conservation." Cattle, top steers »«00 qt »9.25 100. Courier office. and the farmer are meeting on equal have pledged 'upwards of »900,000 of good lumber annually, or a loss - Oil From Penguins. terms as business men with a com- to this proposed institution. Smaller of over »50,000,000, according to De The Island of Macquarie lies ubout mou problem to work out. They are contributions have been subscribed partment of Commerce experts who half way between the southern attacking this problem with a con . by cities surrounding Valdosta. Gov are co-operating with industrial of Australia and the Antarctic const conti- certed effort without which it can ernor Clifford Walker has assured chiefs to eliminate the waste. neat. It Is uninhabited, but serves as never be solved. A full support of those back of the project of his good The lumber situation Is among the a breeding ground for millions of pen the conference is urged upon every- win. and members of the Atlanta most Important of the "simplification guins. Recently It Is reported the gov body in the county. Chamber of Commerce have prom in industry" projects started by Sec ernment of Australia has leased the Island to a company which has gone ised their support. retary of Commerce Hoover. In pre into the business of manufacturing pen Un a day like this and on nights The project was given a marked liminary studies of the subject it has guin oil, which is produced by digest like Josephine county is now exper boost the other day when it was already been discovered that, in ig ing the bodies of the birds in huge iencing, there is no reason te be learned that people outside of Geor norance, disregard of scientific know cauldrons or boilers, In which the pres ashamed of the ''Climate." It is no- gia also are interested fn the under ledge, industry persists in thousands sure of steam is kept at nbotit twenty ticeable at night that the “Climate” taking. Two prominent New Jersey of wasteful practices which have no pounds, The nil is thus brought to the in "It’s the Climate” over Sixth business men, Milford Crane and better Justification than custom, in surface and drawn off. street is dark. It needs lighting up. Corbett Fisher, wired Fred Nolan, a ertia and force of habit. Mining location notices Blindly following father’s stand- Courier office. GRANTS PASS DAILY COURIER andiate DAILY NEWS LETTER The LANGWOOD DANGEROUS VARICOSE VEINS GAN BE REDUCED LANG fglgSTOm MINE AND MILL SUPPLIES PEOPLE’S MARKET Advertisements under this heading 5c per line per Lssuo. All Classified ads appear under this heulng the first w3ie FOR RENT—Nicely furnished apart-] FOR RENT—Comfortable sleeping meat. Call at 408 E St. 62tf | room. Hath and phone. Call at ----------- —------------ ---- ------ *3=— 613 A St. 94tf HAVE YOU BEEN THROUGH THE MILL? If not—try it for quality HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID for production. Mrs. Bancroft's Pic raw furs at Sam’s Place, 6U8 H St. ture Mill. 08tf 83tf AUTO PAINTING—Enameling. All WE OFFER a complete photogra- work guaranteed. J. J. Hines. e phic service—Portraiture, copying 511 H St. 29 old pictures, enlarging, coloring, kodak finishing—the more diffi SECOND HAND motors handled, cult the job the better we like it. overhauled and repaired at Clev Artcraft Studio, phone 88. 50tf enger’s Electric Store. 21tf FOR SALE—Half or more cash, bal DRY FIR chunks, »3.50; dry slab wood, »2.75. Prompt delivery. V. ance terms. NE>4, Sec. 30, Twp. I. Megargle, phone 13-L. 93tf 40 S, iR 8 W. near Waldo, »800. _ E. E. Fisher, M. D., Salem, Ore.28 FOR RENT 2 or 3 room apartment. DIMENSION LUMBER and siding Inquire No. 593, care Courier. 22tf at bargain prices. 823 East H St. , ___________________ ,_______ 31 DEAD CAR STORAGE, 511 H St. tf DRY SEASONED WOOD— Williams T M STOTT—Insurance Specialist. Wood Yard. Phone 137. 23tf Automobile Insurance a Specialty. Reasonable Rates. 87tf FOR SALE—Everbearing straw raspberry roots. Order at once, PUREBRED HAMPSHIRE HOGS— berry plants, also everbearing red Two brood sows, one fall boar pig, Mr«. Mina Mark, Rd. 4, Box 6. 36 four fall gilts, also feeder pigH. Will sell or let but on shares. Geo. WOOD FOR SALE—Manzanita R. Riddle, Grants Pass, Ore. 24 »3.75, chunk fir »2.75 and »3.25 per tier. Phone 286. Houser DRY SLAB WOOD »2.50 and »2.75; Bros. Oak »3.50 and manzanlta »3.75. WANTED—To exchange Ford tour C. W. Lambrecht, phone 155-Y. 25 ing or good work team for small truck. M. L. House, I’rovolt, AUCT1ON SALE—Furniture, range, heating stove, dishes and other Ore. 29 small articles; Oliver typewriter, FOR SALE—1 mare, weight 1000 gasoline engine, wood saw with pounds, reasonable, or trade for mandrel. Sale at 1 o'clock Satur heavier work horse. A. R. An day, February 23, at Gruvlin’s derson, Hugo, Ore. 25 barn, M St. 25 FOR RENT—Cozy, modern furnish ed apartment, with private an FOR SALE—Baled hay. delivered, first and second cutting, »18 per trances and close ta location, ton. B. S. Watts, Murphy, Ore. Phone 397-J, or call at 710 J St. 29 Mrs. Geo. Tethefow. 24tf WANTED—-Mining equipment for GRANITE tor sale, deliven d. Leave 10 to 20 tons, Including boiler orders at Claus Schmidt's store. and engine. Quote closest prices, M. Tf. Waggoner. 36 condition and full description, where it can be seen in first reply. FOUND—A bicycle. Owner inquire of H. A. Pyle. Write 594 care of Courier. AUCTION SALE! Monday, Feb. 25,1924 CORNER SIXTH AND D STREETS WILL SELL Western Hotel Building Reasonable time will be given for removal from property ALSO ■ b* 1 flat top hotel range, 60-gallon boiler and kitchen equipment. Furniture for 30 rooms, consisting of Beds, Dressers, Wardrobes, Commodes, Chairs, Stoves, Beddings, Fixtures, etc. C. H. DEMARAY, Trustee L. H. LINDBARGER, Auctioneer I
