Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, March 21, 1924, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textmm.tr, GILUW PISH nui.T COURIER PAGE TWO march si . TRYING TO SNEAK grows ADVERTISING RATES a,.... Display space, per Hcl________ 25c JSc ! OMlir I and plsuted in F*r«*t| AustiB. Tex . .Mar. JI.—i 4 trees, sow ubost <0,La the dimmed memories of u:n-t most Sf them much *i*d Indian* sad Mexican*, last tc- Snndred fe-w high. ol the pioneer ueM. th« . state of New Mexico ha* *o gat the Teat pc th it catk wlral , . solation of a boundary duapata wbk mas* of green. Texa*. iltjhtag JU.fige Bera* oí rich land Lmcal-personal column, per Une^ltc |Grov«. j eefi r ra, ger Bue_ -------- *« , D a ILT COURIER 'more Th* «here boundary of oki MexR «a* es’-ab- linked along the cAanne; of tko Rio Grande river in 1859. SI neo then, however, the ckan-.el of ths rir*r hat •bifted. earvtnf sot ut New Mexi o 2*.800 acres ot tend and plaeiag ’ in Texas, according to contention* of the former state. IRIDAI, MARI H SI. 1*24 tn the days before lite fifties. In dians aad Mexa.au* traveled »a. t ♦ 4 and forth from Mexico to the Unit’d * ♦ States, using the trail* that followed the meandering river. A number of ♦ these Indians and Mexican*, who Loodoa. Mar. 21—tl N. S.1— then bey*, ars still living and the Fair tonight and Saturday. ♦ The Shah of Persia is coating to state ot New Mexico has sought the'r London, after briefly tastmg of the aid to eoabLsh the old f*h ♦ Heavy i* killing front. ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ pleasures of Pari*, but hl* visit is the river, which the state alieg not being anticipated with any de 3,606 feet east of the present c hit gree of enthusiasm net Testimony of these men ha* lH.VT KJ-.DW«X>L*> Truth'' recalls now the Ute Shah been used in a suit bro ight by New One of the few greatest lumber visited London about fifty >»ari ago. Mexico, pending in the United S 'tale* Cree* in the world i* the redwood, and the terrible fun* that he then supreme court. the sequoia semper viren*. a (trictiy created, both in England and Franc*. Traveling back along the patli* of Queen Victoria had never lieen so Califoma tree and a local tree al memory almost four aecre years, the seasdaliaed is her life before as by that, for it grow* ther* almost solely hi* goings-on when staying at Buck old men hare attempted to trace tor in the northwest wet edge of the ingham Palace, and after his event the New Mexico engineer* the course ot the fickle Rio Grande as it ex state. Just a few specimens of these ual departure she would never allow isted in 1850. On ths banks of the trees have spattered over into the ihis Basse to be mentioned in her river these Indians and Mexicans J presence again, southwest corner of Oregon. Nowhere fished and hunted and followed the j One cause of complaint was the trail* when going with their father* else in the world >s thin um-er to terrible condition to which the room* to the froMier settlement:. With be found of his suite at the palace were quick true Indian instinct, they knew each Thi* live-Torever wood come* near- ly brought by the Shah. It seems tree. each bend of the river, each ■M to Lsiag firegtrpol aad rot proof that the monarch and his staff had t trail through mountain and forest. a playful habit of slaughtering sheep of any of the evergreen*. But it in their apartments, and the blood I And now they have retraced the cannot live long under the wood bespattering the walls did not help ¡step* of their youth, return.a- over man's ax. The whole of the world's the appearance of the regal rooms. the roads where the forgot: a trails ¡once lay. to point out wha’ lingering supply is practically in the hands ofl This combined with other undesir able practice*, brought the suit to j recollection still tell* them was the a few lumber companies with sharp such a condition that it had to be ¡old channel of the shifting «tream nxe* and swift saws. 1* i* going the completely redecorated and refur Many of the old marks by which way of the American bisoti and go nished after the Persians left. they were guided in their travel* 75 ing fast. These lumber companies | There was another unpleasant year* ago have vanished utterly, but atory, which wnten gained wide wiae belief neiier in •nnchang.ng mountain* and it. ? see the end coming and eight of story, England, that during the visit one friendly trees remain a* go ide*, them, representing two-third* of th« of the Shah’s servant* was beheaded It» a volumiaeu* brief, just pre- redwood lumber output, are now be in the royal apartments for some I pared by the state of Texas. It is coa ginning to plant seedling trees with trivial offense. The body, it hav al ¡tended the evidence offered by th»*e the- purpose of reforesting the land* ways >een believed was buriyd in o*d' men is too v»<v- ewd-enwevtatn they have denuded. On the Olymple the grounds 'of Dwek^ngiiabi Palace to establish deffnitely’the coure of the river in 1850. New Mexico ar peninsula also, the Merrill A Ring in the dead of night. Altogether the late Shah left be gues that, taken together with old Lumber company are making some hind him no pleasant memories in survey* and treaties, this evidence Tests plantings of this timber. Let it Britain. It may be that his succes j fixe* beyond a doubt the true river be hoped that thia planting and the sor will be more fortunate, but none : channel. * preservation of the natural growth seem particularly sanguine in regard At Last the So' nion. will presently assume reasonably to the matter. ’ every re «era to batte«« that they will lui» nght here, osr most rap idly groarisg conraieectal tre* fcr re- ‘forestation purposes.—Portland Tel- 1 egram. .large dimensions. Redwood grows more rapidly than Doflglas fir, Oregon's great fast grow- jag lumber tree. K will grow a* ’wen, and it Is believed better, in ^Oregon west of the mountains than it grows in it* native location. There j are a few specimen* of this tree in' Captive Animal* Fretful. Some wild animals are so fretful la •.aptivity that their Ilves «re shorten*! materially. This Is true of foxe« nn<! monkeys. Elephants tml snakes d-> not seem to suffer much from <a ,tlv hy. but sre strongly Inclined to lonu Ilves in any environment. The mor tality r.-nong animal* .-jl- n' park* I* very high. AS DICKENS SAID Anyone may be in good spirits and good temper who is well dressed— and hose are tremendously import ant this spring. After a thorough survey of spring fashiOiiH Phoenix hose have hoen brought out In »hades of TAN BARK, NUDE, ORIENTAL, DAWN, LOG CABIN. PHOENIX i'lioeniv Phoenix Phoenix Phoenix Fl. 115 » 1.1X1 » IA SI JW Goiden Rule «<«•• AXP^M Many Killed end Robbed by Smugglers. Pity the p<Mr aiiea. who. oppress*! by cTntBwiancv* U tvs tastive Usd derides tv cone Io ASMrica. only tv Cad test the quota ssw gMd 1 ms batten Mder the las of the United Stat--» ha» been filled: for of such is the horde ol vtetim* ¡-crycd gpoo by the alien- ameggtwe o| Mesas., frwtww-era. she vie with tba faiuou» pirates In 1!.ratines* and use* rupci.uuen—a The shea wia» ecu rusts Utuualf t«» the merry of this crew, which agrees for a stipulated fee to place bun up<>u American *¿1. ha* risked not alone capture by the fa ted Stale* immi gration official* and consequent d* pewtath-s to hie land of origin, but hl* very Ufe thereby. Judg.ag by report» reaching the bo* dec from the seaport* of Mexico, *n eager dock of tmu...rsLi cva*.autly fi<vda the town* of the Mexicau lit toral. each anxious io Invade the land of promise beyond the Rio Grande. Operate From Tampico. Tampico. because of Its compara tive nearness to the lewder km_- has been the favorite landtag pt*- f w the»« people; aitaUarly It ha* been th* ’’bang-oat'* of several de*g«rats gang* of cut-throat*, masked under the guise of al.runugglera. The alien handing himself over to the smuggler pays high for the service' that 1« promised, even guaranteed, but which all too often falls to bo dellv- «red. The fee 1» baaed largely up--« what ti.eeUt ¡migrant may have witk him. If he 1* incautious and display* much m->c«y. the tee «111 be as near the asm total an purotora Of course, there 1* a minimum fee and without considerable ready < ash no alien could count upon starting hl* trek fur the border. A few. a very few. sctuallv do reach American soil and the comparative safety of the htrir-r cities, where, If they are lucky, they have the > ppor tmlty to bide indehnitely. Many are caught and turned back to their land* bjr. i.4e American .mini- gration aathoritie- but manv nevet reach American ' if they la. "lay lie and Corpus Cbri»tl *e* *g>a»*e4y e . etvd asd there I* exeevlent am that th* allea «HI perish of - et of th rat. er be . o<«(>rii*d to gv iv some small town, «bere hl« ap pearance «vol • "«4 to quirk arrant. Many • a »'"’ -fpeared. 4»ace it*«y p i- • ««afveeioei *ud reach Ho «,«, «e t Me b>« t e a l ui« they have a chance ’o enter the interior through ike io*u-hina<i«r«* of an "un 4<rr .|¡».| raflCMd" drrUrvd bv »ami gralton «ulti- ritto* to br ogrvated from he«.' ; rtere In New Tork. Phil- S'ielphla. I'-awton. ttoteugo. St. Loal* and <-1.' *r large cities of the East and MMafie West. A few even »re M to the I’wcific ceo*t. It IS «aid, but not many. At time* launch load* of would be entratila and particularly Chinese, have lilsaptwareaL The smuggler* re turning have maintained atoutiy that they* leaded the men on the Texas coa« and left them there a* they had agrwd. But wai'.ag friends or reta tbe* never received word from the n:en and feared the worst. The rvgniartty • f dl«ar¡*eran-e of alien* who. «ingiy or la small groupe, tr d tn run the International boundary gnard *vng «8« led to suspicion of tool play. Th » wa* clinched to certainty *l«a u lew uxmtoi «go a party of six Italian* wa* *et upon by the Mexi can* who l>ad been hired to «muggle them across the Rio Grande. Flrr died. while the sixth. «Med by dart- nces. ewes pci. Two Mexicans wer» neewted by a firing ■quad for this morde*. Stump Acres Earn No Money land wiW 'toot it» hesd off“ « »s»r* and in the k»> vi crop* you oouM produev on It Snunps U NCLSARED don't CMS uaytlnng—they ic "«quattcr*" and siwukl be replaced with crops. The lower cost of clrsriog tend wwh Pacdte iirampiag M uhowv» try * Ke mcreaw in the number uf tapcherv in thi« neighborhood who «re imn< 1» ti«!ay. It «hovt». »tick for Hick, with any Wan iard «tumpitig powder, but you get one half more wick« lor your d -liar Pacific Stumping does the job right mote land cleared at kcM cX|*T'»r' And Pacific Stumping do«* mA it**« «Wu • i***da J« horn bandhi><. We can give you complete explouve* tevvire Oir «toeli* in. tuda Pacith- Stumping and othe* du P-mt dynamite* fut um on th* l«m. Let ut figure on yvur rcquuaaent*. more per dollar F. W. HR VMM 4.1.1, VAI.IA1Ì ILtHDUAltK <X>. I KHtkll HHiTHMi* I'. M. W4MMHW IUNHE Hit Ml HARDWYM»: <M>. Radio Craze Affect» 2.000,000 Brititheri Mere than 2.2OU mile* of aerial wire bate been erected tn Greet Brit*A In the lavt twelve month*. *■> mu.h ha* ti.e rad <> erase sejsed the publh’. It 1« eetltnatrd by official* of the HettHh BrnIng ceupssy that 2l’i»'.&»’ peoffi» »r** entertiiitvod dully st « cost of a farthing each. Tile com ary etalm* that «Irelom has stluiulaled Lmkivtry considerably. It 1m* necessitated the opening up ot a o*w vubl-ead In the directory for “w rvle-» - tpt'Hes leah-rs.” Five hen ire.] thousand dollar« bn* been ¡mid I'* the entertainment Irwh*» try h> «alarec fee« ami copyright roy- altle’. end I arcs number* of engimers sal studio staffs ere given employ- swat at tLr «ariviuv-» um « x MaUou*. STUMPING POWDER A Pacific Norlhufett Product E. I. DU PONT DE NEMOURS A CO.. INC. n,,n 1AXU’ THE MIRACLE HEALER Will Give Just One of His Famous Lectures on Next Sunday Afternoon at W. 0. W. Hall, Grants Pass. Bbl ILL? J-ARm K\< I «»S I vj? Eminent reientlsts who have been trying to find out what causes e: rth- quak'-s hare at last come to the con clusion that It is -ome » 1 of a die turbane* of tb» earth’s cr.-’. German and Austrian *ciend»t» have route forward with the statement that bufmshe* »nd certain other kin I* of v-nter sr;i««rw r.d reed’ ctvBtalu «ujsr. «ml pnsHMy In mi Ari .-st quantity for romciercitil use. A content tn some a* Idgh as U5 |wr cent Is men- tl >ned. Ph* a* are U> Laid to start a facture. ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦*♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ COMING E% »ATS ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ March 20. 21. 22. Thursday. Friday and Saturday— Josephine county school institute. Mar. 21, Friday—American Ix-gion meeting and dance at Kerby. Advertisements under this Leading Sc per line per tanna. All Mar. 28, Friday March Frolic, at Classified ads appear under this tieaing the fir-t « ime Epworth Hall, given by Lincoln Parent-Teachers association. Mar. 31. Monday—Men's supper *lu REWARD for information lead T. M. STOTT, insurance Speciali*!— ing to the arrest and conviction Everything in Inaurante and and program at the Presbyterian ol Hower thieve.-, who robbed hya Surety Bund*. 31U church. cinth beds at my home. A. E. May 1'5. Friday rrtmary ElecLon. Voorhies. 49 AS MY WIFE. Vista Eads has left my ted and board, I will not be DEAD CAR STORAGE, 511 H St tf Mabie for any debts contracted t»y l*ORTI.AND MARKETS her after this date. Jack Eads. SALL. CHEAP—Six young FOR SALE March 21. 1921. 5i horses, 15uu to 1700 lbs., weii Portland. Ore.. Mar. 21.— »A P I broke, eignt young rnulc-s, moilb FOR RENT- 2-room apartment, lu broke. Terms, k . E. Kiiliuwan. 4Stf —Livestock, steady; eggs, half cent quire No. 669 tare Courier. Rogue River, Ore. 5 1 higher; butter, firm. THE PICTURE MILL for artistic SECOND HAND motor* handled, photography. 420 F St. Phone 58.00 28.00 overhauled and repaired at Clev 39-tf Steers, top 283-R. enger's Electric Sture. alti Hogs, best grade l< 00 if »8.25 BARGAIN HUNTERS — LOOK— 1-arnb*. top »12.25 9 »14.65 FOR RENT—Furnished tent for Maxwell car for *75.00* Ford 214c if 214c housekeeping. Close in. 621 D Garage. 1924 license included. 51 Eggs street, corner 7th. 54 Butter, prints 50c Butter, extra cubes, 48c. FOR SALE—Simplex No. 5 cr am BOYS AND GIRLS—Watch Ye Cave Shopp< windows tor bargains. 4» Wheat; hard white separator, near.y new »25. ,'U1 »1.01 South Sixth St. Lang * Ser.ond Wheat, western red Ye Hand Store. 49 ALL YOU can carry lor 25c. Cave Shoppe. 49 Butterfat, Portland f. o. b. WANT light touring or roadster, have late "-passenger Chandler. CALL 155-Y For dry slab wood, Baiterfat. San Fran. f. 52.50 per tier. C. W. Ivtmbrecht.ao Phone 282-J. Hi DARK R. 1. RED ar.d 8. C. White WOOD FOR SALE—Chunk fir $.’.75 Leghorn ■ ggi for hatching. Fin and $3.25 per tier; manaaaita K. 1. Red rooster for dale. M. Jay. 13.75. Phone 2 36. jionser Broa. on Proctor place, R<1. 4. 51 __ ___ 38tf SECOND HAND coll bed springs fcr YQR RENT—6 acres bearing fruit sale. tz.OO each. Jo.^ephine hotel. uud r irrigation, within city ot; 44ll shares to responsible parly. Phone I 282-J. 54 Í FOR SALE —One bandsaw in perfect condition. Inquire at Valley FUR SALE—Horse*. 10 big teams, As a reliable remedy for build ber Co., West F St. " HJKi lor logging, or farming, at ing up health and vitality Huie- I my ranch. J. L. Helms, phone SOMETHING new and different— land, the famous Swiss Tonic, C17-F-4. stand* without an equal— It I* ■ 52 Northwest Rug Co., Portland, pure vegetob'e cempeuad, with * wen Ore., snowing plain arid two-toned FUR SALE—1 developing and d*t!ullj Mtcctfiful retard unte IMfi. colors, made irom your old ma printing box, 1 paper cutter, 3 terials. Address orders to No. 604 It ha* relieved inmtrae rublenurs printing frame*, tray* and other care ■ g 51 ing mothers, and other women photograph material*. Phone of nervousness, general debility, 3 l-J. 49 DRY SEASONED WOOD— Williams constipation, and attendant ill*. Wood Yard. Phone 13 7. 23 COW FOR SALE CHEAP R< llabb party can try her before they buy. MALE Victrola w.tit record Also hav« "orne guaranteed ever- FUR Phone 3 70-li. bearing strawberry plants for *ale. Phone 601-F-2I. D. M. Lang- worthy.________ 5p FOR BALE- n in koo <1 condi li PEOPLE’S MARKET • Il 41 I M RIXkl.F«? Ht GH.A8 Hl HUB \< I IAV!I* TIIROl tilt Ml 4: l>\ I R1T FEKT? NOI Ht I lit. Ill M ili II il l-1 M 4 N t'R WOMAN GOD INTENDI I» YOt To 111.? Sugar From Bulruthe» ciMtreiies NON FREEZING NON-HEADACHE Come and bring your friend*. It I* abioluteiy free. You will be entertained a* well a* Instructed in th<- method* that mak,- people whole when others fall. The Healer la om- of th world'* grate«» traveler* uad will uot>-rtain you with travul talk*. LMJ l XT FOR<JET THE DATE Sunday afteruuou, .March 23rd, at 2:45 p. in. sharp at W. (>. \V. llnll on Sixth Street ftijutairs over lh lmer bliniiture Storv. To prove my work d<-»jM-ral« <ase» will be healed without any charge whatever. The Healer ha* »poken la every large town iu Cali furnia and Us* never tailed to <iit-Ttaiu hi* audience. Grants Pass Gateuwy to the Oregon Caves MOTHERS AND / OTHERS The COURIER Commercial Can Printing Department I lanelle Your Work Quickly Automatic Presses Phone 390