GRANTS PASS DAILY COURIER PAGE TWO «RANTS PASS DAILY COURIER Published Daily Except Sunday I CAVEMEN DAILY PLAN (Continued From CARNIVAL Page One) ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ COMING EVENT'S ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ Apr. 12. Saturday Grauts Pass men's Club Rummage Sale. ¡take care of more than that number May 1<>. Friday -Primary Election. I at one meeting. The second troop will be the guests at a rater date. ADVERTISING RATES Display space, per inch— ------------ 25c A committee on signs was named Local-personal column, per line 10c to look after the placing of three Readers, per line.— -------- — 5c 'signs to notify visitors that they are daily courier ; entering the land of the Cavemen, By mail or carrier, per year—$6 00 i These signs will be placed on the By mail or carrier, per month. .50 I Pacific highway »here it enters Jo­ WEEKLY COURIER sephine county at the north and By mail, per year---------- -------- $2.00 Gossip of Staff Correspondents south and one will be placed on the« at Wortd Centers of MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS 'county liue on tho Redwood highway. The Associated Press is exclusive­ Population A sign advertising the Ashland ly entitled to the use for republica­ campground, placed almost within tion of all news dispatches credited I the city limits of Grants Pass, was in this, or all otherwise credited, in this paper and also the local news Washington, April 4. — (I. N. S.) discussed and Ashland will be asked published .herein. — Washington is the national capital to move the sigu to another location. All rights tor republication of The iu tiation of three members of the nation's birds as well aa of special dispatches herein are also re­ gave the Cavemen the necessary out­ served. its people. It has more feathered citizens, let for their extra supply of pep and perhaps, than any other American by the time the three were subdued, city of proportionate size. Th3 ex­ the Cavemen were ready to depart. ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ planation lies in the fact that the ♦ • OREGON WEATHER capital's founders were careful to Pacific Coasts States: Gen­ ♦ plant trees side by side up one street1 ♦ erally fair with normal temper­ and down another, so that housing | ♦ ature, but with probability of conditions, from the robin's an.l the <1,000,000 Tons of Shipping in Worhl occasional rains along north Now Not ill Use sparrow's viewpoint, are excellent coast. today. London, April 4.— (A. P. )—The The beautiful corridors of trees Fair tonight and Saturday, ♦ for which Washington is noted are year 1923 saw shipping still in the Heavy frost tonight in south thickly populated bv* birds even ini trough of .one of the worst depres- ♦ and west portion. the Winter. But now that Spring isions through which it has passed. ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Why not compare our sto. k is come, leading Summer by the hand ¡says the annual report of the Cham- with bonds? the trees are tenanted nearly to ca- ber of Shipping of the United King- THE IMMIGRATION QUESTION dom. More tonnage is idle than at pacity. No man ever made himself Congress is concerned at the pres­ These birds are great lobbyists in any prewar period. This is estimated i i
  • ami our nage, with the result that there has which provides for a quota each year set up a terrific piping, as if Sum­ reply is that we are lien* to been a great volume of tonnage al ­ mer would walk right into the cap ­ from the different countries, will ex­ sell you an inve-tmcnl ami mH ways ready to put to sea when the pire in June and adequate protection ital and set itself down to stay if a speculation. they all demanded it loudly enough. freights have shown signs of rising, must be made before that time to thus preventing any effective recov­ Today, you can buy sone’ stock prevent an influx of undesirable ele­ There are some who think there ery of the market. at lOc a share that Although passenger ships have ments from Europe and Asia. be no castes among birds and beasts, worth I Oc a stack. A law much the same as the pres­ such as make life miserable for hu­ fared somewhat better than general On the oilier hand—today cargo carriers, international ocean- ent one is preferable. A different man beings. They will see how borne trade as a whole has been can find here* a reliable i wrong they are when they come to arrangement is the determination of wool suit for as little as transported net only wlthc.it profit i Washington. and you are safe—you eligibility previous to sailing, rather The capital has its exclusive sec­ to the shipowner, but also at a heavy suit*—you arc thrifty—you than at Ellis Island, would be work­ tions for upper-class birds as well as loss. Operating charges, such as are done with worry—but y.tu fuel, stores, repairs, wages, port able. There is a congestion at the its tenement, for the working classes. charges and expenses are still very are not «lone in oil! The sparrows, who, with their dart ­ island when the quotas are allowed ing about into waste cans and steal­ high and one of the heaviest items to enter and little discrimination can ing from fruit stands. constitute the of cost is the wage bill. Spring Suits be made. If .however, each appli­ working class of birddom, live over Connett liats cant for admission to this country . in the leafy tenements of Pennsylva- Feeds Through ••Roof.” Manhattan Shirts were examined prevjous Jp. his depar­ ' nia avenue, which, because of its One of the most ubundunt species ture from his own country, a much | noise and activity, is not so desirable on rocky coasts is the barnacle, a sed­ Men’s Shoes higher type of immigrant could be I for the more discriminating. entary form which looks more like x secured. The United States is in a Franklin Park is the home of the mollusk than a crustacean, says Nil position to pick her own citizens and aristocratic blackbirds, who resent lure Magazine, When It is coverei not" to accept those people that a ’ very much the way in which pigeons by the tide the two top plates of tin* foreign nation wishes to become rid —mere nobodies if you please— | shell open like a little door und the animal feeds by waving minute ■> g.m of._ have begun to crowd into their Isms into Its mouth with the feathery There is today a large number of neighborhood. feet. the foreign element in this country Here Is where one sees the caste that has not become thoroughly im­ distinction most sharply defined. The railroads of the- United States bued with American ideals. The The blackbirds, entirely conscious of use 125,000,000 ties each year. American Legion, representative of how much more beautiful they are. the highest type of Americanism, has with their gleaming ebony feathers, been carrying on a comprehensive than the pigeons, strut about and campaign to make the foreign born look over the heads of or right residents Into good American citi­ through the upstarts. zens. The work, however, is only I The pigeons, too, are conscious of now beginning to have the slightest how much superior the blackbirds I impression on the ranks of those are. They gather themselves to-1 Advertisements under this heading 5c per line per issue. All that the Legion wishes to make into.gether into groups and timidly watch! Classified ads appear under this beaing the first ¿.lie American citizens. The work can-. the swash-buckling of the blackbirds.' not be expedited if the foreigners are The writer counted 53 pigeons in one allowed to come in without restraintigroup one sunshiny afternoon, all » or if radicals and political agitators I I-------- sitting ----------- about ----------- solemnly in a sort of BUNGALOW BARGAINS- Buy now 8 HEAD OF HOGS-Weight H>0 lbs each. $6.50 each, one Duroc sow. and save rent, one at $2300, one from other countries are allowed to pigeon's parliament. It resembled a at $2500. One at $2750. One at and 9 3-weeks-old pigs, $40. R. enter. i filli Senate chamber immediately af­ $3100. One at $3700. One nicely A. Lindsay. Wildervllle. Ore. 65 furnished at $4200. One at $5000. A strict immigration policy should ter a quorum call. FOR SALE CHEAP—A few coops of Come early and get your choice. be advocated as the only means of The pigeons go about their 'busi­ one-year old Leghorn liens, from A. N. Parsons. Realtor. TF61 dealing with the present situation. ness of hunting bugs and worms heavy producing stock. Farmers Co-op. G2 with as much dignity as the Senate ELDERLY LADY wants good girl for companion. Will give room goes about hunting oil frauds and RADIO I ANS WOULD HELI’ (. ’ ALL 155-Y for dry slab wood. and board. Address No. 612 care $2.50; seasoned oak, $3.50; BEAR EXPENSE OF STATIONS liquor graft. The pigeons, of this Courier. 62 body fir. C. W. Lambrecht. particular afternoon, sat aghast, and FOR SALE—3 cows, coining fresh Kansas City, Mo., Apr. 4—(A. P. 1 the blackbirds, also, were horrified soon; 1 yearling Jersey heifer; 1 FOR SALE—Cheap. S0-acre relin­ quishment. four-room house, well six-months old bull calf. Price for —Radio fans are willing to share to see one pigeon and one blackbird and outbuildings, red soil, excel­ all $125. Mrs. Downing, corner a part of the cost of programs which 'fraternizing, without regard to social lent location for grapes and fruit, Tenth and Savage St-. 62 ¡differences, over the same handful are growing more expensive since 60 acres covered with hardwood musicians are refusing to take part i of peanuts that a four-year-old girl FOR SALE at a bargain—Piano, in timber. Six miles north of town. good condition. Inquire 820 A Chas. W. Lambrecht, 744 North threw onto the ground for them. without pay. street. 66 Sixth St. 66 Ten days ago a local station So you see the bird capital has FOR SALE—1 pair young mules, FOR SALE—5-room house, mod­ broadcast an Invitation to those lis­ its scandals as well as the people's good size, one blocky five year old ern, sleeping porch, $2000; 5-room tening in to purchase “seats” in the capital. horse, 3400-pound logging team, house, furnished. $2000; 5-room all good workers. Terms. It. E. ••Invisible theater” and in this way house, close in, $800, easy terms; Richman, Rogue River. 66 It will require 400 tons of steel to 5-room house, neatly furnish* d. help defray the expense. To dale modern, $2500. E. L. Galbraith. l.OOU.OdO FOR SALE—One Fairy Electric $IV,000 has been received from manufacture California's Phonograph I.amp, wonderful in­ _ __ 6fi many fans in virtually every state, automobile license plates for 1924. vention, latest phonograph spe­ MOTOR OUT TO THE ABERDEEN Cafiada and Mexico in addition to The new world’s record for motor- cialty.__ Call 624 A St. *12 VILLA. Sunday dinners and week 80,000 requests for further infor­ cycles over dirt tracks for one mile is end parties. Excellent Service, FOR SALE Studebaker and Ford mation. 4 4.05 seconds. Amid Delightful and Congenial roadster, or will trade for truck. Surroundings, Perfectly Ap­ Johnston's Elect, and Bat. Shop. pointed Cabins. open April 1st. 62 50tf T. M. STOTT INSURANCE SPE­ CIALIST — Temporary headquar­ FOR SALE OR RENT—Eight acres one-eighth mile from city limits ters at Buick salesroom, 308-310 on north. All under irrigation; North Sixth St. 54tf I I good land. Will lease for taxes. DRY SEASONED WOOD - William.-« No buildings. See E. 8. Van Dyke. Wood Yard. Phone 13 7. 23tf 57tf A. E. Voorhies - Tub. and Propr. Entered at postoffice. Grants Pass. Ore., as second-class mail matter. 20TH CENTURY GROCERY LETTER MAKE YOUR OWN TEST There is just one right wny to determine if a 20th Century Store is a commun ity benefit that is to visit one meet tho courteous salespeople see the clean store note the low prices and we'll cheerfully leave tho rost to your own gor 1 judgment. SATURDAY AND MONDAY WE OFFER 6°o in the hand is better than 60 in the prospectus? FOR SALE Victrola with records, i’hone 370-R. EVERY DAY i. biiii* *' day at THE PICTURE MILL. It Is best to make an appointment. Phone 283-R. 59tr SECOND HAND coil 1***1 springs for sale. $2.00 each. Josephine hotel. ____ 44 tr SECOND HAND motors handled, overhauled fltid repaired at Clev- enger's Electric Store. 21 tf WOOD FOR SALK—Chunk fir $2.75 and $3.25 per tier; man za uita $3.75. Phone 236. Houser Bros. FOR RENT—Nicely furnished apart- ment. Call los E st. Mtf FOR SALE—Fine location in Tokay Heights; magnificent outlook over city; big trees; 4-room house with bath; choice shrubbery and gar­ den. Bargain for cash. See E. 8. Van Dyke, Atty. 57tf FOR RENT — A downstairs apart­ ment with private entrance and lawn, close in. Inquire 417 E St. 60tf FOR SALE .Mammoth bronze tur­ WANTED— By unencumbered elder­ key eggs from fine strain. Phone ly couple, the care of furnished 602-F-22. 62 home. Phone 208-Y. 62 Rolled Oats, line and fresh, I pounds 25c 29c Canned Milk- Carnation, Bordens, Alpine, 3 cans Kerr’s Hot Cake F loud', Tru Blu Crackers, 20c fresh, crisp, 11». 15c large package $1.78 Flour Vim, Crown, Olympic, Drifted Snow, 19-lb. sacks Fancy Corn, Lily of the Valley, Del Solid Pack Tomatoes, Del Monte Monte, Preferred Stock, can 19c; Brand, 2 cans 35c; (» cans $1.00 12 cans $2.20 $1.85 Mazola Oil, pints 27c, quarts 49c, hall gallons, 95c; gallons Raspberry Preserves, Marmalade, Oests brand Pineapple, broken slices 21-oz. glass 27c large glass 22c No. 2 ran 23c $2.19 Crisco, I lb. 27c; 1«*. lb. 40c; 3 lbs. 78c; (» lbs. $1.49, 9 lbs. SHIPPING TONNAGE IS IDLE PEOPLE’S MARKE1 $2.29 Royal Baking Powder, 12 oz. can 40c; 2> *_. Il>. ran Crystal White Soap, 6 Macaroni Ready Cut, I bars 25c; box liM) bars pouuds 25c $4.15 20tli Century Coffee, always fresh from onr own roasting plant, |ioiinds, 38c; pounds ’ 75c Shredded Cocoanut, in Bulk Cora, 4 lbs. 23c Bulk Shortening, lb., bulk, lb. 25c 35c Fancy Sweet Oranges, size 288s, 2 dozen SOUTHERN OREGON LOCATIONS ASHLAND GRANTS PASS MEDFORD x^rnsrican Jackies Visit Ports of the Virgin Islands á Li On the wny from the battle maneuvers off Piinatun the United States war­ t'! I; a slopped at the Virgin Islnnds, visiting several of the harbors In ths group The Bien wort allowed shore leaves and enjoyed themselves Immensely. Some of them are here seen in the town of Dewey, Culebra Island. Albers new Minit Oats ready in 3 to 5 minutes Pre-cooked by a new and exclusive process. Pre-cookcd from the finest oats of the West. Pre-cooked that you may have a hot nourishing breakfast dish in double quick time. Pre-cooked to retain all the health­ ful nutritive elements. Pre-cookcd to add a rich and deli­ cious flavor. Ready now at your grocers in two sizes. Ask him for a package today. ALBERS BROS. MILLING CO Pacific Coast Miller« Makers of Albert Fhpj.Mli Flour Albert Peacock Buck w H mi Hour «nJ Albert Carnation Mn.h Del Monti* Rest Patent Flour The Home Merchants Want Your Business Read the Advertisements