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A Message of Importance
Will be delivered tomorrow night
at th« Rivoli theatre by George L.
Baker, mayor of Portland. Motion
=k pictures, featuring the better homes
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movement will b« shown. Special
music Is to be given. Starts at 7:30
May 1. Ui» there.
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PERSONAL "*? LOCAL
Work
Dress
Outing
MEN’S
Work
Dress
Outing
SHOES
SHIRTS
Woodward’s
BAREFOOT
SANDALS
Shoes for the Family
Optical goods at Letcher & Son's.
C. H. Stewart, of St. Louis, is at­
tending to business matters today In
Grants Pass.
To end that May Day program, go
to the high school at 8:00 and see
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the Charm School.
Mrs. H. E. Sullivan has arrived
from Roseburg and will spend the
next week or 10 days visiting here
with friends.
See Dr. Marks for best glasses, tf.
H. W, Webber, of Crescent City.
and George Grant, of Requa, were
among the coast business men who
are in the city today.
Glasses fitted at Letcher & Son's.
A. A. Hanseth and family have
returned from California when* they
have been spending the past six
months. They are again located at
Dryden.
Keep May 2 open and come to the
high school and see the Charm
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School.
L. E. Warford, secretary of the
Elect Baker Senator committee, is in
the city today from Portland making
plans for the meeting tomorrow
night at the Rivoli.
Parkers Ayrshire milk Rogue Val-
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ley Creamery. Phone 84.
John South returned to Fan Fran­
cisco Monday and Leon Glover re­
turned to Oroville Sunday, both
having been called here by the death
of Frank South.
George L. Baker, mayor of Port­
land, has a message that every cit­
izen of Grants Pass and Josephine
county should hear, Hear him to-
morrow night at the Rivoli theatre
at 7:30 o'clock. Everybody invited.
No charge. Pictures and music. 8 4
CAVEMEN WILL INSPECT
(Continued from Page One)
May Breakfast
May I, 1924, at Presbyterian Church
MENU
Grapefruit
Breakfast Food
Eggs
Doughnuts
Price 35 c
served at the Caves and dinner will
be had at Lind Home, the manage­
ment of that resort having invited
the organization to stop there,
Th affair will be of a "stag” na-
ture. The return will be made
to Grants Pass late Sunday evening.
Wonder if Gov. Morrison Said It
Units to Save Game.
Eleven countries have been invited
to have their leading organizations
unite on saving game birds. Ten have
already formally accepted, says Na­
ture Magazine. These are Australia,
Canada. France, Holland, Norway,
Luxemburg. Switzerland, Italy, Great
Britain, and the United States. Each
organization has appointed two mem­
bers to serve on the International com­
mittee.
Printing that pleases—Courier.
Mother’s Day Nay, 11
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Gov. Cuiueron Morrison of North Curolina (right) chatting with Gov.
Thomus G. McLeod of South Carolina in New York, where they were devoting
some days to business and pleasure.
Geo. L. Baker
Every day is the birthday of
some mother, but it is espe­
cially fitting that one day in
the year be set aside when the
nation at large knows mother­
hood.
This day of special recognition
originated in Philadelphia on
May 9, 1907, being the idea of
Miss Anna Jarvis who, in hon­
or at her own mother, dedicat­
ed the anniversary of her death
as Mother’s Day.
Since the beginning of time,
and especially in later years.
Gifts have been the most af­
fectionate way of showing a
great love for a loved one such
as Greeting Card», Stationery,
Box Candy, Toilet Water, etc.
CLEMENS
Sells Drugs and Books
Mayor of Portland, Oregon.
Will Speak at
Rivoli Theatre
Wednesday Evening
7:30 O’CLOCK
Motion Pictures, Music
Nl’MBER EIGHTEEN
COFFEE AND A FINE
LINE OF TEA.
THE TRUAX GROCERY
COUCH’S PHARMACY
Developing
and
Films,
Printing,
Prompt service
and good work, Free en-
largement with 13.00 worth
of work. In by 9 a.
out by 4 p. m.
ALL INVITED
Mr. Baker lias a forceful message for the citizens of
Grants Pass and Josephine County. Hear Him!
JOHN HUMMEL
Tailored Costumes
Made for Style
Flanagan Bldg.
Grants Pass—Gateway to the Oregon Caves
New Sport Dresses
CHINESE PARAROIJ4
Keep Muy 2 Open-
IkiM'ball Meeting Tonight—
Come to the high school and see
The organisation meeting of the the Charm School.
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Grants Pass baseball club will be
hold this evening at the office of !•'. Quiirnntlnc Is Effect I ve
H. Ingram. Th«» ball team is anx-
An effective quarantine is being
ious to get "starteli and at this meet- maintained to the south to prevent
ing will elect a manager for the year. the foot and monili disease from
The mooting has been called for spreading to the north of the infect­ I
7:30.
ed areas, according to W. D. How­
ard. who returned yesterday from
San Francisco. Mr. Howard states
George Baker Coining—
Hear George Baker deliver an ad­ that ho was stopped eight times and
dress of importance to every resi- his machine was thoroughly disia
Ilo states ulso
dent of the county tomorrow night fected each time.
at the Rivoli theatre at 7:30 o’clock. that California Is badly dried up.
Music and pictures are also included
on the program. Everybody Invited. When Better Automobile)
Are built Iiutck will build them, tf
Music (lint» Rehearsal—
Special for May tì concert, tonight Mothers Day-
Box candy at Horning's Shack. 83
Tuesday. 7:30, library.
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Still Work on Course
The golf tans of the city are still
busy on the golf course north of the
city limits and have five holes ap-
proaching firat class condition,
Granite is being dumped for the
greens and this will be spread and
leveled so that the local players will
be able to keep in condition during
the summer.
Mrs. NELLIE NEAS
Music Club Concert
At RIVOLI
Tuesday Eve., May 6
Prices 35c and 5Oc
Thii Space Donated l>y Bert Barnet
LABOR LEADER IS KILLED
Business Igcnt for Ice Cream Wagon
Drivers lieti in of Shooting
Chicago, April 29.—(A. P.) —
Samuel H. Bills, business agent of
the Ice Cream Wagon Drivers union,
and Robert Devere, were shot dead
and seven others were slightly
Medford-G rants Pass ■ Kosobu rg—
wounded, as n result of a mysterious
Freight line, twice a week, Mon­ shooting In the labor union hall Inst
days and Thursdays. Phone 18-J. tf night. The trouble occurred after
Bills had called a strike.
Whipping Creali»—
It whips. Ayrshire cream, of
course. Rogue Valley Creamery.
Phone 84.
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.TOO Men Feverishly Throwing l'p
A New Departure—
Pikes in California Oil Town
Community Sale. Saturday. April
3rd. G. O. Toft, sales mgr., at the
Taft. California., April 29.—(A.
Grants Pass Meat Co., of course. 82 P.)—Five hundred men are fever­
ishly throwing up dikes to prevent
Not to Meet Until Fall—
the spread of burning oil from the
Meetings of the Grants Pass Radio four flaming petroleum tanks near
club were called off at the meeting here to the city of Taft and the
last night until early fall, when the smaller communities of Ford and
popular indoor sport again begins to Coco. The fire began yesterday.
claim its own. Due to the fact that
during the summer months, there
are so many other activities, mem­
bers of the club thought it best to
discontinue the semi-monthly meet­ Attorney General Promises Aid of
ings until called by the president.
Department of Justice
The matter of local Interference was
taken up by the club during the win­
Washington, Apr. 29.— (A. P.) —
ter and practically eliminated, with Attorney General Stone has agreed
the aid of federal authorities.
to huve the department of justice
BURNING OIL IS
Contradicted the Queen.
That veteran journalist and prince
of raconteurs. Sir Henry Lucy, delights
In telling the story of a certain old ad­
miral who had an extraordinary habit
of contradicting anyone with whom he
conversed. In fact, he once flatly con­
tradicted the queen. He attended a
royal reception and was presented to
her majesty, who had heard something
of his propensity. "I hear, admiral,
you contradict every one who speuks
to you,” said the queen. “Your majesty May Breakfast—
is misinformed,” replied the admiral,
At Presbyterian Church
gruffly. “I do nothing of the sort.”
1924.
Waffles
Sausage
Coffee
6:30-9:00 a. m.
I
Mit
fasi—
May y Break
Breakfast
At Presbyterian Church
1924.
1924
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ADD AN EXTRA ROOM TO THAT NEW HOUSE
USE A MURPHY IN-A-DOOR BED.
See ours on Display.
THREE C’S LUMBER COMPANY
Weal G Street.
Phone flO
FOUGHT
STONE AGREES TO ASSIST
aid the senate Daugherty investigat­
ing committee In litigation arising
May 1. from the attempt to punish M. S.
83 Daugherty, brother of the former
attorney general, for his refusal to
To End That May Day Program— testify at the hearings.
Go to the high school at 8:00
and see the Charm School.
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BORN
PEAKE—To Mr. and Mrs. George
Will Leave For Vallejo—
Peake, of this city, Tuesday, April
Harold Isham will
leave this
20, a daughter.
'evening for Vallejo.
California,
I where he has taken the position as
! athletic manager at the Y. M. C. A.
of the navy yard. Mr. Isham has
I been attending Willamette Universi-
! ty where he is a junior and consider­
ed for some time before accepting
the southern position. He was elect­
ed football captain last fall and has
taken an active leadership in all
forms of athletics at the university,
making him especially well qualified
for the job which he is taking. He
will be in California for the next
year and a half, he believes.
This new Brownie is all metal
(except the covering), has two
A Good Health Drink—
tripod sockets for vertical and
Buttermilk at the Rogue Valley
horizontal pictures.
Smallor
than the older Brownies. Takes
Creamery, phone 84.
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pictures size 2'4x3'4-
Ex­
pert finishing.
Two for Be—
While the present supply lasts,
ROWELL’S MUSIC &
two bundles of old newspapers for
PHOTO HOUSE
5c; fine for starting fires. Courier
office.
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RIVOLI - TONIGHT
CONSTANCE TALMADGE
“THE DANGEROUS MAID”
Last Times
TOMORROW NIGHT
No Picture Program
Political Talk by
GEO. L. BAKER
Candidate for U. S. Senator
»SPECIAL!
Ford Touring cars, good tires, a lot of service.
$40
and up
Ford Roadster, a good buy
............. $50.00
Ford Truck. Take a ton any place. Going at
$90.00
Ford Coupe in good condition at our special price
of
$250.00
New No. 2
Brownie
Camera
C. A.
WINETROUT
Authorized Fort! Sales and Service
$2.75
Snow Is Not Deep—
According to Col. C. G. Thompson,
the depth of snow at Crater Lake
National Park was seven feet and
nine inches at the lodge. A depth of
four feet and six Inches was recorded
at Anna Springs. No snow is report­
ed at elevations under 4000 feet.
These figures are based on a report
issued Friday of last week. Supt.
Thompson states that a force of men
will leave for the lake on May 5th,
and will Immediately begin the work
of blasting snow from the road that
circles the rfm of the crater and will
carry on other road work and duties
preparatory to opening that famous
resort for the 1924 season.—Ash-
land Tidings.
May Breakfast—
At Presbyterian Church
1924.
Befreshing Bogue Bose—
Buttermilk, fresh dally.
Valley Creamery, phone 84.
Couch’s Pharmacy
Harry E. Couch
GRANTS PASS, OREGON
Graduation
Time
Will Soon Be Here
Here is a small list to ehock
over:
Fountain Pens.
Box Stationery.
May 1,
83
Whitman Candies.
Pyralin Ivory.
Manicure Sets.
May Breakfast—
At Presbyterian Church
1924.
May 1,
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The Latest and Greatest Scientific Invention
The Wonder Hot-Bag
Millions in use everywhere
Supplants the old-fashioned hot-water bottle and
other crude heating devices.
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NO FIRE, HOT WATER,
OR ELECTRICITY
NO LEAKAGE OR MUSH
WILL RETAIN ITS HEAT
FOR 24 HOURS
SIMPLE IN OPERATION
ABSOLUTELY HARMLESS
USED IN HOMES AND OUT-
DOORS, ON TRAINS, AND
AUTOMOBILES, IN HOHPIT-
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RELIEVES: NEURALGIA,
LOCAL PAINS, CHRONIC
HEADACHES, RHEUMATISM,
BACKACHE, NEURITIS,
COLD FEET, ETC.
Recommended by Ix-uding Members of Medical Profcmdon
Price Complete $2.75
Manufactured by Paramount Chemical Company
Sheldley Building, Kannas City, Mo.
Ansco Cameras.
Novels, both new and reprints.
Rogue
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A WONDERFUL DISCOVERY
Vanity Bags.
John Sauer, Distributor
519 G Street
Grants Pass, Ore.
Ask foi; demonstration and particulars.