face
WTUSfXîHY, MViUll If». l'K>l
rom.
Many Hear INnagrlM—
A Larga audience heard Evangelist
¡Cochran Inst night at the Baptist
Ictarch. His clear convincing *•»-
[¡•age and his remarkable abG.ty an
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SATURDAY NIGHT ONLY
chorus leader had an appeal for
Optical goods at Letcher A Sua e. The EvangrUMle Meeting«—
Opened at the Baptist church last those who attended the meeting
L. V. Rex. of Eagene. was a basi-
even-.ng with an esce lient interest Like other visiters her*, he has been
j cess visiter here today.
47 captivated by the distate and is here
R. E. Neal. of Medford, spent th«, and a large sudlet¡>~»
to enjoy bls stay as well as serve. He
, day in Grants Pass on bas.aeas
will speak tonight on "Going the Src-
R E. Jackson, of Salem, was at Fvesb t aiman Kl-xi
. oad Mlle.“
tending to business matters ini Every day at the Bonboniere 4? ;
Grants Pass today
Hay N bus .1 Guud—
Norris Clement arrived this mom-' Itakev Gives glue—
Becan»« of the mild weather and
g from Corvallis to spend the va-j i A telegram was received this •f-‘increased
production
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SS 1 — -W • in
te * the fc* hay
m J W crop.
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cation period in this city.
temoon from Mayor George U
there will undoubtedly be a surplus1
See Dr. Marks for best glasses, tf lot Portland, sayir.g that he would o< <ip,|fa In Josephine county ttili
A. 3. Rosenbaum, district freight personally give 119« towards fmanc Je<r Th« hay
1B cal|for.l
and ;assenger agent of the Southern |ing the trip of the champion Med nia Is serious on acrouat ot drought, I
Pacific, was in Grants Pass this’ .ford high school basketball team to and hay buyer« la that section are'
morning on business.
•he Valveraity of Chicago meet tn looking to the Rogue river valley (orI
R. W. Clarke will leave this even April and that h* would appear be- thetr supply. County Agent Howell,
ing for Portland to spend a few days fore the Portland Chamber of Com- has had several communications!
looking after business matters in the m<rce and ash for a donation. A mes- from buyer» la that wtiou who are'
northern city.
■sage was also race, red f from the anxious to get tn touch with Larger '
Louis Missal and Hans Johnston I'niversity of Chicago asking - for --
pic j sappile« of hay In Josephine county (
I returned this morning from Corvallis tures and details of the players and ’
- ----------- Person* having hay for aaW should
I where they have been attending O Its records, and all other publicity
get tn touch with tho county agent at I
I A. C. They will spend the spring matter. While it has not been de
once.
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vacation at their homes here.
finitely decided, it is highly probable
Glasses fitted at Letcher * Son's. ¡that the team will be sent east. Th« Hear Evangelist t orhma—
E L. King was a passenger on champions, in order to have a clear
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The man with a mesaage in aong
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train 13 this morning on his way I record to the championship would! and sermon at the Rapt 1st church to
south, looking over the S. P. lines, like to play the best Portland high night. on "Going the Second Mlle"
in his capacity as superintendent. He I school, but there is no chance of this
was in his private business car. I coming to paas.—Medford Mail Trib Gaw W ardaa A kit»—
Portland.
une.
State Game Warden A. E Burgh
Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Hicks have ar
duff. accompanied by Game Commis
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rived here from Wenatchee. Wash.,
sioner. and Hugh Mitchell, of the
Dance at Kerby—
and have announced their intention
The American Legion will be federal bare«« of fisheries, were tn
of locating here. Mr. Hicks states looking for you at the big dance Fri the city yesterday evening and this
he is a carpenter and hopes to get day night at Kerby hall. Dancing. morning, on their way north from ♦
work in that line. He is also exper- 9 until S. Jewel orchestra.
47 Jackson county, where they inspect
With Zane Grey"« Moving Picture Story
ienced in the handling of fruit.
ed several hatcheries. Yesterday
“TO THE LAST MAN”
Clarence Winetrout returned this
they visited the Savage Rapids dam.
Ix.t. Arc 1‘ur,hiM-l---
morning from Portland where he has
3 Hour Show—Picture and Vaudeville
With a view of eventually erecting coming here to spend th« night
<»NE EVENING SHOW—STARTS T:3o P. 51.
been looking after business matters
a new Masonic lodge building tn this where they conferred with the local
< hildnn SSe
for the past few days. He gained a city, the Masonic order Tuesday game warden. Jacob Redding. Low
day there for yesterday, thinking it
night authorized the purchase of lots waters and temperature thereof are
was Wednesday, he telegraphed the
3. 4. 5. 4 and 7 in block S3, original holding back the egg laying and
local Rotary club that lie would be townsite. These lots lie directly back keeping the steelhead from going up
O. A. C. Rand Pa-se----
unable to attend the luncheon, which of the present Masonic building on stream. A period of warm weathur
The O. A. C. band which will give is held on Wednesday.
E street. The lots have a frontage or a heavy rain, causing the streams
a concert next week at the Rivoli
Mining location notices at the of 125 feet. The lodge has no defi-
to rise, would be of great benefit,
passed through on train 13 this Courier office.
nite plan yet for building but mem say the commissioners Vnlees thia
Marriage 1« Annownced—
Imorning for the south where they
Yesterday a large party of Grants bers of the order are hopeful that occurs the egg Laying campaign will
The announcement of the marriage I will open their concert program. Pass residents arrived in Klamath
the erection of the new building will b« seriously handicapped, but the
of Mias Grace Presley to Wilfred ; Waldo Baker, local boy. was with Falls on a business visit. They were
not t>e delayed long.
I outlook Is encouraging, and plana
Gordon McDonald has been made by ■ the band and was met at the train A. C. Goettsehe L. C. Huntley L. G.
are being formulated to enlarge the
the parents of the bride. Mr. and by his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Sam H. Currier. George S. Walker, E. T
Notice-
work. A program has been outUaec
Mrs. Clarence C. Presley, of New Baker.
Topping and B. 8. Dedrick. The
Ill members and friends of the which will be followed
port. The marriage took place in
number of business men from Grants
Portland last month. Mrs. McDon
The destructive Japanese beetle Pass .Ashland and Medford who have W. C. T. V.. Mr. Seymour, from
ald is a former Grants Pass girl, hav has gained a strong foothold in New been visiting Klamath Falls to trans [Corvallis, will speak tomorrow af The Whole Countryside
Will be present al the American
ternoon in the courtroom at 3:30.
Jersey.
ing attended high school here.
act business or to look the town over He will speak on the W
C. T. V. Legion dance at Kerby on Friday
has increased tremendously within 'children's farm home at l Corvallis. evening. Jewel orchestra.
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¡the past few weeks.—Klamath Her- All are invited to attend.
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aid.
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Paderewski Likes Valley—
Go to Couch's ITzarmncy—
So enamoured of the Rogue River
Popular Half Remedies I
For Developing and Printing.
Prompt Service and good work. valley that he was loath to leave.
Is often caused by poor plumbing. Why take a chance?
Free enlargement with 33.00 worth Paderewski, the famous pianist who
Our plumbing is guaranteed to comply with city and Mate
of work. In by 9 a. m. out by 4 p. played Tuesday night at Medford, |
laws.
m.
34tf cancelled his departure this morn
ing and spent an additional day driv-1
ing through the valley. He will prob-1
Good Roads Ix-a,l—
MATTHEWS & ELLIOTT
ably
leave for th« north on train 14 !
To Kerby Friday night, when the
With Valley Hardware
Phone 14-R
Also the Leading Hair D)ra
Jewel orchestra plays for the Amer tonight, having his special car. Ideal,
ican Legion dance. Everybody in attached to it. Tuesday the great
musician was taken over the upper
vited.
portion ot the valley and today was
brought into the Rogue valley
proper.
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LOCAL |
PER52NflL
Summer Knit Underwear
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THE NKWEBT lh BATKEN AM»
MILK PETTII OATH
Mrs. NELLIE NEAS
Dat<h Tiles for hot dishes,
eaact KeprudmSion» of old Dutch NUver.
Priced at gl.OU to gll.SU
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CLEMENS
s Pharmacy
Grants Pass, Oregon.
March 18, 1924.
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Mr. Jno. McAllister,
Herkimer, N. Y.
Dear Uncle: Well—we arrived safely after such a long, long
journey, I had no idea this United States was such a big country. In
passing thru Wisconsin, Minnesota and Dakota it snowed so hard that
we could see but little of the surrounding country, but it seems like there
is room for everyone to have a home there. After we left Minneapolis
we saw no more cities until we arrived in Salt Lake, we could not resist
staying over for a day there and taking a car to 3ee the country.
Salt Lake is a wonderful city, and most wonderful to me was the fact
that immense steel and iron mills are building to supply all this
glorious west with its metal needs. When you come, plan to stay in Salt
Lake at least two days, one is not enough. Our next city was Portland,
Oregon—same name as our old Portland, but quite a different city, this
one is a sea port far from the sea. Portland has some nice stores, quite
up to date, good stocks and well managed, the city has such narrow
streets in the shopping sections that it is congested at times. We spent
a most delightful day there, taking a car for the day that we might see
for ourselves. We drove first to Council Crest, this is a hill right in
town, and from it you have the most beautiful view, some great
mountain peaks covered with snow are visible, tho they are a long way
off. We next drove out on the Columbia Highway, we went out about
GO miles and it’3 a fine trip, reminds me of the trip along the Hudson,
tho there is nothing just like the Palisades, the country is not of such
broken contour, more rolling, and all along the way you follow the
Columbia River, Jim is coming, so must stop,
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