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About Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931 | View Entire Issue (May 3, 1924)
matthdat , WKKKLY ROGLK R1VKK «XM.IUKR ■ ■r— I —"I -■ ■F vtr ». ■ !' 1 t let will slnff "Jeewe Lover of My iHNg^-ti Pig <1ub Met— , the daily newspaper and one of the the Bender home. It was deserted The Drydsn pig club gave an en Soul." Evidence of crime was found is , first to be consulted. 7^ ter tain meat last night al ths Doer change In rlease notice th* IM Published Daily Ezra«! Saaday the cellar underneath One of the ' - ri i It <;an aot be charged again** Creek grange hall Member* of the hour of the evening •*rvlce to searchers, noticing a >■« 4* CAV M • « " i fresh cacai a- 8 P f newspaper advertisemeats that they club gave talks on different phases A E Voorhtra - Pub and Praps. m and the Epworth League Will tlon in the back yard, uncovered «he I Catered at pontofftM. Granta l’ara 1 force upon th* public aawanted mer bedy of Dr York. Ilapt let Cherrh of their trips to the stalo fair and meet at 7 p. m. It was decided | Ore ai s-veadclaaa mail matter chandise. They do. however, in thea to excavate the entire bark| Bible school al 10. with separate Sunday school at 18 a. m. with summer school. After the program The pro departm»nts for all gradee Prof a bivi aortal was held form th* public where their n»*r- yard of the Bender place, and there; ! rooms fur all class*». ADVKRT1B1NU RATES Preaching services st 11 and 8. W. J. Mishler superintendent ceeds will help defray the espouses Dtspley space, par 1Mb-------- — Mr ebandtee wauu ran be fulfilled and was found the "port of missing Rev. B. A. Finch, a former pastur ixx-al p-rsonal cels ma per Ha» lue | at tbe lowest cast of a delegate to the summer school The public men.” Eleven other skeletons were will oct-upy the pulpit Readers, per Une , — 5c I both moro ina at Corvallis sgela this year KalvMtkxi Army J with the assistance of newspaper ad- unearthed. Morning service tl a. m The Benders covered theilr traili and evening. Special music by the ! vertislng. is now aide to buy intel- daily courier . „ . J. . Sunday school 2:30 p. tn. behind them. tn thetr hurried de Choir at both services. By mall er earner per year $8 08 . Hff»ntly and expeditiously. Befor* I entons. Wh U Y. P. V meeting at 7 o'clock, Y. T L. 8:30 p. m. By mail or rarrier. per month 80 . the buyer enters the store he or she parture they left their stock and Aad these who have received IVo Afternoon service at Merita at Evening Service 8:00 p m. ' now knows where the desired ar- household goods and. according to cera I ion of Chivalry are Invited to 3:30. Special Sunday night. 18 local uf- WEEKLY COURIER f ttelea may be purchased and where the beat evidence found, fled to the the t. <k O F hall at 8 p tn Tues service on Thursday Mid-week Bv maiL per year ------- 83 00 ; the most favorable prices are ob Indian Territory, where they found fierra will receive contmlesloa*. also day. May 6. for a social evening. evening at 8 o'clock. sa roll im wot of soldier» Don't fall to tainable. Newspaper advertisements safety. Federal officer* and posse* MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS t»* preeent A welcome for alt. of citizens searched for several The Araoctatsd Freon te «mclusive- have eradicated the hit and miss and Church of t br4M Hall at 408 G St. ty ewtltUd lo thè use for rapublica- the hurry and scurry from shopping. weeks, but the trail of the notorious I Gucci I Klein« Pnuuisrd— Capí o. P. Strickland, nm> of sii ***w. dn<t>atcb«i e-e<'ited i—Eugene Guard. Benders and ' Hammer Kate" di»- Corner II and Fourth Street* There will l>e good trout fishing In ibis, or all otherwtne credHed. in Officer 1a Charge appeared in the (Mage Hills. R A. Moon, a returned missionary tht* neper and also tbe locai neve j and poor salmon fishing tomerrow,, from Africa, will speak at the morn- oohlisbed borala. so anglers are Informed by that mas- Hriiutay Prveb) tratan « trarr h i ing hour. Surely you will all want Salmon ><-a-on tu Open— All righi* far repuMieatkm of Young people are eopeeially !«. '*«■ Har, Joe Wharton. Jo*, who Is to hear hi* message right from the special dtepstchse herein ara eleo re- t Commercial fishing will com-1 VIted to the evening ari-vice al g nationally known as being able to «erved me nee tn the Rogue on May 88. This; ¡Congo; from that wonderful church o ckM-k ~ Thera will bo an ¿ addres* on , '•,|1 bl* onM wit born« winking an eye. j at Bolenge. with it* more than 5000 year the water has been exceptional |"€hoos'ng - a - Ufr Worb." " There wlll'l',”‘** “’D ,b* information that trout SATURDAY, KAY 8. IW. members, every one of whom Is a ly low and few salmon are reported be a solo by Miss Virginia Roy and ,r* ••Dkiag readily Hl* Information to be in the river. A number of tither. and every one belongs to the aoecial music by a choir of twenty booked up by others and la be- ♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ ♦♦*♦♦♦* .. Christian Endeavor. local fishermen will engage in the i gtrls' voice*. jliev«d to be sellable. OREGON WEATHER not I “ Th* Oil Scandal, and Other Scaa- industry, however, the number The subject of the morning «*»-] Pacific Coast States: Gener ♦ yet being definite. The price Is , Ja_ dais" will be the minister's subject m<>n will be "A Growing Church." cindertlis lived happily ever ally fair In Southern and Cen ♦ at 8 p. m The beginning of a serie* I'In. hed fur wpraiMng— after—but oftt.inee the man to be low. dared ♦ Mrs. A. G. Knapp will sing. « tral California, and probably who la after complete clothing , of sermon* on the evil* of the day, W. Pik» and George Basell, bulk Bible school at 8:85 a. m. ♦ occasional showers elsewhere. ♦ satisfaction finds himaelt with 9 4 ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ * * and tb^ remedy We will "hew to lof Glendale, were arrested and fined a "Grim Fairy Tale.” Young People'» Meeting at 7 P *v $10 each laat sight after they ♦ Temperature normal or some ♦ 4 tbe line" and let tbe chip* hit who- ♦ COMING EVENTS were ♦ Please note th* change in the what above. There Is no mystery or myth- « 4 ♦ 4 4 4 4 4 ♦ 4 ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ * * ever get* in tbs way. Do you think run down by Officer Younger, They Guaelp of Malt Correspondente ♦ ♦ boor for evening service*. ology about the clothing bus were on motorcycles and were going at World Centers of May 2. Friday—May Day exercise«1-VOH know something about tbe oil iness. F. Gordon Hart. Minister. too fast along Stub street. They ♦ Generally fair tonight and ♦ laeaadal? Come and see. You will Deputation at City Park. Sunday. A poor suit at a poor price Is put up IK) to guarantee their ap Musle aot bear any "muck-raking, ” nor May 6. Tuesday — Better < hen h nf teal still u poor suit no matter how *0444444444444 | are you asked to listen to the blat- pearance last night The judge did Week Concert by Music Club. good a story teller the sales Corner J and Third St*. not return any change thia morning. man Is. Sunday school 9:45 a. m. Kansas City, May 3.—Over the May 10. Saturday—Ladles toggery in» ot «n »»kn«*» »“d pawing iguo- THAT PAVING ISSl E and cooked food rale by the ladles, rara“« VoB *re h*«r •« Preaching service 11:09 a. m. paths of the trail which once led by We are never afraid that a of the Brethren church, in TeBip|ehonest and fair dtsenraton of a .ub For the next two week*, candi quality la tou fin* for this Young People's Meeting. 8:30 p ItenuM-raUc «'aadhUte Vl»i the doors of the notorious "Bender ject of vital public interest, by one I Meat Market on North Sixth St. stock or that a value la to« dates for th« varions offices, from Place." known back in the days of George A. .Mansfield, democratic who has spent several years in your m.. leader, Maltwda Ford. fair for our customers. precinct committeeman to president *71 as the "port of missing men," «*r 16. Friday—Primary Election candidate for Junior meeting 8:30 p. m. the nomination for midrt, and has an established repu- That's bow we "run shop"—« Evening worship and sermon 7: 14 United States senator from Oregon, of tbe United State*, will be stating now ride tourists on the new Kansas tation for veracity and square deal- PORTLAND MARKETS so to epeek —wo do carry the was a Grant* road which has been opened between Prayer meeting Thursday 7:45 p. Pass visitor today. Mr. should receive tbe why they Ing fancy qunllllos—that's true-— Man*fteld ha* Just returned from a the people. They Independence and Parsons. rotes of hut we let some one eine g.« You will be welcome at all the ger- m Portlaud. Ore.. .May 3.— (A. P. 1 Tourists passing through or stop trip in eastern Oregon, where hr Every pioneer of Kansas is famil the fnacy priera and do the all tell wbat they will do if elected. vices of the "Friendly Church.” fancy talking. In other words, they are sounding iar with the spot where 12 men are —Livestock, steady: eggs, weak; O. J. Law. Minister. ping in our city are cordially invit found sentiment strong for him He' ed to attend any of the abovo stated states that he confidently ezprats to their own praise«. There is CM la known to have lost their lives under butterfat, steady. service* at the "Little brown church be given the democratic preference. | sue, however, upon which the pro the hammer of Kate Bender, daugh Newman Methodist < irarvlt MicllHt'I.H-SfelTl Sili t K th tbe dak." Mrs. Mansfield la with hint They pie of Grants Pass will be asked ter of the notorious roadhouse own Top steers ............... 38.75 <g 39.2» Morning sermon theme. "Prayer" Wm. B. Hawkins, pastor. ers. Tales of the less conservative reside shout 39 mile* from Medford $32.50 to $45.00 to vote, which must pass on its own Top hog* ........... $7.85 ft $8.15 one of the greatest themes in the | on tbe Crater Lake highway m»rit*. for it cannot stage a <am- toil of scores having "passed be Good lamps ..... „...$10.65 @ $13.00 Bible or else where. The choir will M. Luke's Church paign such as the candidates are do yond" in the little inn and grocery Eggs ............................. 20He fi 22c sing a hymn anlhetn entitled, "Come Enjo>rs! a Good Night's Slrap Special this Week < Episcopal | ing. That is th* bonding issue, to I store where the Benders held su Butter, standard cubes ....... ...35c ¡Gracious Spirit Heavenly Dove,” hy "I wish to say that FOLEY PILLS preme puasr. Fecoad Hnnday after Easter. $7.00 Shoes $5.65 paving of North Sixth authorize the Butter, prints..................... ....37c worked O. K. on me In a couple of Batsto and Mrs. J. R. Thompson will Kx-nlng sen ice at 8 p. m. Travelers In the olden days used Wheat, hard white $1.06 sing a solo entitled. "Lovo Not the street to the city limits. hours and the pslns left me at once. Rev. Philip K. Hammond I took n couple of them In the after During the next few months, 'the Bender inn as a haven. In the Wheat, western red .... ............. 96c World.” noon. went to bed and had a good Vicar in charge. there will be thousands of tourists little community the Bender family Butterfat, Portland ..................... 3 4c f Tbe evening sermon theme u. night'» alrap and have slept good passing through the city, Every one I was supreme, politically. socially even since,” write* Con Thiel, 1 is "Stolen Goods." The choir will sing tint I tnrrh of Ibrlrt WdSBll* must go over that rough unpaved and judicially. Men were known to Butterfat, f. o. b. San Fran. 39 ’»c an anthem, and the Methodist quar- E Columbia St. Fori Wayne. ln- FOLEY PILLS, a diuretic Christian Seton*« rarvtcea are cel* d'ana. section. Then. too. the people of have gone to «he inn and never r»- •very Bunday In the W. O. W. hall, stimulant for the kidneya. will thor Grant* Pass travel over the strip in i appeared, or a few days stories of oughly flush the kidney« and at 11 a. m. , Wednesday •’•«‘‘■d ¡J^^eTTactw’lty.' large numbers and the farmers of Kate Bender's hammer would make Couch's rn««<lug al 8 «'clock. Th« subject for 1 rnacy. that section north of th* city must 1 the rounds and then apparently be travel over it to get into ths bus forgotten. Sunday is "Everlssting Punishment" : Those were in the days when iness district. The heavy travel de Rsadlag room al bob "10" street 1» mands that hard surfaced paving be 'every man was expected to "mind open from 3 to » p. m. daily «zeept Advertisements under this beading Sc per line per issue. All done this summer and the only way, his own business, ” and those that Ing Sunday and helidays. The public Classified ads appear nailer this hewing the first ..me apparently, to go about the task is did not usually told no tales after in eord la By I a sited 4« attend the rar to authorize the bonding of the city ward. It was common throughout vices and to visit the rending room that section of the country for men for the 312.099 needed. After that strir has been laid, the to disappear. They were either slain EVERY DAY is babies' day at 7 HE GOOD KITCHEN HELPER—Want* M. Anne'* Catholic Church equipment will still be on hand for and all traces buried, or changed PICTURE MILL. It is best to job, good Vegetable man. will cook Sunday mass at 8 o'clock. make an appointment. Phone in cHitip. Address No. 623, cart tbe city to nse on other streets in their names and habitat, which was Rev. S. A. Coupai, pastor. 68tf Courier. _ _ _ 91 283-R. the city, If the bond issue carries, an easy matter. FOR SALE- Willard Hatt. tv . 6 ft will undoulrtedly mark the begin The notorious Benders never were WANTED—Work by middle aged cells, l!-voM, never been used. ning of a period of better streets in captured. They ruled the comtnun- woman. Housekeeping or cook Evppy human being lias a desire of Cheap. Martin Conger, Eleventh ♦ ♦ 4444*444 ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ing for a small crew. Hotel work Grants Pass. If it falls, the stroe 3 ity for several years undisturbed. and I Sts. 91 ADDITIONAL IXM'AL ownri'sliip. It may I mj preferred. Mr». O. A. Usher. Sel will probably remain much the same but. almost cornered once In the ma, Oregon, care A. B. Hagen. 93 FOR SALE—One new "Gearhart” I ♦ 4 4444444* ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ as they were last winter. The city search for a missing doctor, they sock and stocking knitter, and Mrs- A. J. l>ean, of Kalispell. : administration is anxious to provide fled in the night and were never FOR RENT—Large, comfortable i one new Premier Electric sweeper. Mont., I» the guest of Mr. and Mrs. —a sound investment house at the edge of town, beuutl- Boy quick and cheap. Write No. good streets. In fact, such a start brought to justice, The skeletons or F. E. Preach, former residents of j fnl grounds overlooking the city 86 623, care Courier. has already been made. It would be twelve persons, one identified as the —the purchase of a home that city. and valiey. Garage, barn, chick extremely discouraging to find that. missing doctor, were uncovered in en yards, three-quarters of a tnile LOST -License plate. Oregon No. A. Frentzel were Mr. and Mrs. A. Reward If returned to —a business opportunity. In the face of a seemingly popular the back yard on the premises. due north city limits, out Sixth 1 13-652. Courier office. 87 visitors this week of Mr. Frentzel*n| street and Orchard avenue, demand for improved city streets, i The unraveling of the murders came I straight ahead on the turn of the T. M. STOTT INSURANCE SPE sister, Mrs. W. F. Werth. They re- the plan were turn'd out a' •he out- about through the visit of Dr. Wil highway. See H. B. Reed on the CIALIST — Temporary headquar turned to Bandon this morning. ’lilt' man who I iiis SHVfxl anti nci’Uiiiu- set. It is really imperative that the liam York, of Independence, who an place. 81tf ter* at Buick salesroom, 308-310 Mr. and Mrs. Claud Trim’.'»- n latt’il a bank balance is the person who can bonds be authorised North Stxtb St. 54tf Brookiugs. are spending a few days nounced he had come in search of a FOR RENT—7-room modern house, friend who had been on his way to hold and turn to good account these oppor furnished, close In, sleeping WANTED -First class millwright I in Grants Pass, having been rest- blacksmith. Call at Josephine MAKING HHOI’I'ING EAMV Independence and had been seen in i porch, garage. 325 per month in dents here before their removal to tunities as they present themselves. Lumber Co. 8<tf advance, light and water paid by This is trnly the age of advertis Parsons and Fort Scott. Dr. York tenant. Pbon* 523-R. 87 FOR RENT —Nicely furnished apart the coast town, They will |e«ve fot ing. and ever expanding advertising. asked the aid of plainsmen in the their homo tomorrow. ment. Call at 498 E St. 8 lit One, who counts himself among the community in his search for the SECOND HAND motors bandied, overhauled and repaired at Clev- FOR SALE — 9-tt. hay rake in good If Ton Have »loads— "common people,” on reading the friend. enger a Electric Stor* 21tf condition, bargain If taken soon. advertisement* in Ms newspaper re All farmers in the vi' inlty agreed They should have your photo J. H. Robinson, phone 617-F-13. marked that it is dangerous to the to make a thorough search for the LOST- -Gold watch Sunday between 88 graph. Art Craft Studio, Baby Spe purse to read the advertfi-'-ments too missing friend, but • Paw" Bender Gold Hill and Scott ranch, Sam-t cialists. 87 Valley. Return to Orvlll McCar FOH SALE—1921 Chevrolet sedan, I carefully because you nto not even objected, saying: thy for reward. 88 run less than 3000 miles. In per scan them without find ,g something "He must a took the wrong trail fect condition throughout. Owner Patrol Going to Eugen«*— you want and at a p-lce and of a and ended up in the Indian country." DRY SLAB WOOD—»9 for 4-tier The uniformed patrol of Hlllab leaving, phone 530-Y. 88 load. Phone 155-Y. C. W. Lam- quality you can't affo J not to take j Hender referred to Oklahoma temple, Order of the Mystic Shrlno, WANTED — Clean cotton cloths for brecht. 88 advantage of. j when he spoke of the Indian country, wiping machlnory. Courier office. will have charge of the ceremonial at That era is long p- st when the and Dr. York passed down the road FOR SALE—-7-room modern house, 81 'Eugene on May 21, and tbe Grants furnished, close in, garagi-, sleep newspaper reading public complain in that direction in search for his ing porch. 31890 on terms:. FOil SALE—3 dozen White Leg Pass section of the patrol la hrush- ed that they were sr ending their friend. Then the doctor disappear- horn hens, heavy laying strain, tor ing up on their marching and t det leg. Phone 523-R. 91 penny for more advertising than ed. A searching party from his home quick sale at 85c each. Phone At a meeting held this week ■lamer SURVEY All kinds of surveying 603-F-2 or see Geo. A. Hamilton, Chinnock was elected lieutenant and news. It is not unue ml today to town in Independence followed the and heavy construction work, Pacific Highway 2 miles south. 86 find both men and vrotnen favoring trail of the doctor, ditches, city lots, leveling and he is putting the members through one among aeveral con tutting news-1 Everyone along the trail remcm- mines. K. ~ Bell, Civil Engineer, FOR SALE A good purebred Jer ¡their paces. sey cow. four years old, 346. F. L. nttier. with Isaac Best. papers because of more r better ad- bered Dr. York, even the Benders. 96 ! Young, ltd. 1, Box 27. 9! vertislng. Advertising l.t now one The searching party continued for a FOR HALE —3-year registered Jer ♦ ‘A G cmm I Health Drink- DRY SEASONED WOOD — Williams of the most popular departments of while seti then retraced its steps to sey trull, five generation pedigree. Buttermilk at the Rogue Valley Wood Yard. Phone 137. 23tf Peter Olson, phone 600-R-2. 91 8» FOR SAt.E CHEAP—New In Atf Creamery Phone 84. E. L GALBRAITH—Heal estate. In gust. 1923 Four Door Ford *ed»n surance and plate glass liability. Good condition. 7ol South Fifth. Baby WoO'C Ntay Ilnby lxmg— Tuffs Bldg., 8th and 11. Phone 28. _____ ___ _ ________ 98 Preservo the memory by an Art Ma»erteneed « ,1 - > I Craft portrait. Art Cruft Studio, SALESWOMEN—The Qu> on Silk .. \i ei , Lingerie Mfg. Co., wants one good Call r.t Good Eats Cafe Sunday. ! Baby Specialist*. 87 representative in Grants Pais and 86 vicinity, man or woman, 42 gar VILLA. Kerby, Oregon. B* mi I m «II Game Tomorrow—• ments in crepe dr chine, radium, ABERDEEN In the clear, llfe-glvitig "Land of ............................ pongee and knitted silks. Write the Sky.” Simple, perfect service, | rhp Grants lass locals start thelt Mr. Lile, iiotei Holland, Medford. home-lllte iulortnality. coucentrat- |*eason tomorrow when they play the 86 ed comfort. Oue of those "wholly opening bull gam" of the season at rtSf&’Ss ............................ Th., JOSEPH MOSS AGENCY—Insur ance and bonds. High class cotu- take on the team from Eaglu Point •st of tnesla, and perfectly ap panles. pointed cabins, early reservation* which Is supposed to be a fast ag suggested. Sunday dinners by j gregation. The grounds have b<-cn LARGE furniture van leaving for appolutment only. Plione for res put. lu good shape, part of the inside Portland Monday morning, «•an et vation* on Saturdays. 66tf handle three or 314 t°n load. Call X« TICKETS for Music Club concert on . fence having been taken down t< 391-J. sale ut Mr*. Nellie Nees' and give additional room, tfpeefatorr FOR QUICK HALE Lot on South Wood w a rt|'H. • 8 7 [ ’ will find good scats In the grand Sixth street suitable for tourist at the regular prices. grocery store, $475. * Address MARCELINO 59«. Park Rooms. aland Mrs. G. W. Donnell, 86 Parker Mrs. H. E. Graham, 61114 G HI. | I Ave., San Francisco. Calif. 89 Writlug paper at rhe Courier. 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