Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, May 03, 1924, Page 7, Image 7

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    BATVRDAY, MAT fl. I r»a i
DAILY POURIER
JEWELERS
DOYLE’S
J. B. HOWELL,—Jeweler and violin
maker, repairer of violin» and
other string Instrumenta.
South Hlxxth Street.
VETERINARY
HOSPITALS
Grants Pass, Oregon
Wash Dresses
In pretty nt,vies and <*boi<*e materials, voiles, swisnes,
tissue giiiglianiK, linens, ismgee ami tub silks. A
huautil'iil assortment $3.46, $4.96, $5.60, $7.25 up to
$19,90.
GRANTS PASA VETERINARY
HOSPITAL—Dr. R. B. Griffen-
hagen. Vet. Surgeon* Corner 7th
and M Sts. Phone 1 »1-R.
VETERINARY surgeon
DR. R. J. BE8TUL— Vatarlnarlan.
Residence 838 Washington boule­
vard. Phono 398-R.
SMITH BROTHERS MAKE
FAMOUS STOMACH REMEDY
Years ago
Smith
Brothers placed their M. A. C. Stom­
ach Tonic on tbs market, drudstorea
throughout the country were liter­
ally swamped with preparations al­
leged by their makers to have great
virtue in the treatment of stomach
> complaints.
Today, moat of th os«
medicine* are gone and forgotten.
while Braith Bros.’ M A. C. has a
bigger »Me than ever.
DR. R. H. GRIFFENHAGEN. Veter­
It is tho old story of honest merit
inarian. Office 7th and M St
achieving ouceeas in spite of ovary
ohone 191-R
obstacle. Stomach sufferers who
65c Children's three quarter length sox
___ 38c
used M. |A. C. found lasting relief
PLUMBING
and told othors »bout it.
That’s
G. A. BRYAN—The Plumber. For
why
the
demand
for
this
remedy
has
saultary plumbing and heating.
Skilled labor only employed. We continued to grow, year after year.
guarantee our work. Phone 306.
M. A. C. Is remarkably effective In
613 H Street.
tf
ail forma of stomach distress, such
Dictatsd but Net Read.
as Indigestion, dyspepsia, heartburn,
The correspondent of s large busi­ sour stomach, nausea and excessive
FOR SALE
Absolutely harmless—pleas­
WANTED
ness concern had been Invited out to gas.
FOR SALE—First grade, first, sec­ WANTED Middle aged woman to dinner. The host asked him to say ant to take. You are protected or
ond aud third cutting of alfulta.
cook for small erew In mining grace. It wii n new experience but th« positive guarant«« of money r<-
oat hay, $18 delivered lu town.
camp. Wages $36. Call at 614 he was not wanting: “Dear Lord, we funded if the first bottle fails to re-
Mrs. J. 11. Smith, Diinmlck place.
South Fifth.
721$ thank Tliee for all Thy favors of re­ lieve your stomach trouble. Put up
in one size only—price $1.36.
MOtf
West G St.
WANTED—Palming
and
paper cent date. Permit us to express our Couch's Drug Store will supply you.
Adv.
hanging and decoratlug. All or­ heartfelt gratitude. We trust that we (Mall orders accepted I.
ONE JOHN DEERE hay rake and a
ders with C. F. T. Co., Eugeue may continue to merit Your confidence
Wood mower, for sale. $50. J.
NOTICB OF BOX’D HAI>!
Morey,
91 end that we shall receive many more
T. Young. Rd. 1. Box 27.
86
blessings from You in the future.
Notice
is hereby given that sealed
WANTED—Mun
and Amen.’—Store News.
FRESH EGGS- From River Heights POSITION
bids will tie received by the under­
wife waul punition as camp cook.
Poultry Farm. Starile, graded,
signed until the hour of 2 o'clock p.
Experienced.
Address No.
621
dated, at the Truax Gim-i-ry sjii
Colored paper at the Coupler.
m. the seventh day of May, 1924,
care Courier office.
88
FOR KALE—30 h p. electric motor,
and immediately thereafter public­
oil starter and cut out. See Car- WANTED A (kUI-top dusk. Write
ly opened by the board of directors
No. 62 4 care courier.
86
<»f the Willow Valley Irrigation Dis­
old J. Parker. Loughrldge Ranch,
trict at the office of said board, be­
Rd. 3.
88
ing the residence of A. C. Ducu,
MISCELLANEOUS
I
FOR HALE—Isitast model John
near Lore!la. Klamath County, Ore­
I
Deere corn plantur, complete with WILL BLY — For cash, household
gon, for an Issue of bonds of said
spool and all necessary discs, prac-
goods, Urge or small iota. C. F.
district in the sum of $30,000.00,
tl>'«lly new. $66.ou. Also two-
T. Co. Fono 139-11.
34-lf
maturing serially as follows:
SUuadnrtl water pipe and
gsug Benicia Disc plow, would
•erew raffing, for every pur-
$1400.00 five years after date of is-
iK-aa ; • !»*> valve® anti fitting*.
make splendid plow for small WHEN STRAWBERRIES COME —
sue.
Both n*w and r*>manufactured.
Thu Truax Grocery will have the
tractor, new diacs, In good order.
$1400.00 six years after date of is-
Al! material («»ted under prm-
beat.
46tf
mire ®n<l MuaranV'ed. Immrtii-
$5u 00.
J C Hunter, Box If,
sue.
delivery.
Money aaving
Rd. 4.
88 FOR FIRN Extinguishers aud refill
$1600.00 seven years after date of
price*.
fluid see Geo. S. Barton, Grants
issue.
40 HEAD Angora goats. $2.60 a
6.
WEISS
BA
I'M
&
€0.
Pass, Oregon.
48tf
$1500.00 eight years after date of
head for quick sale. Also Vaughn
issue.
109 11th St. San Francisco
Drag Saw with throe blades (4, MASSAGE — Violet Ray. Electric
$1600.00 nine years after date of
Garment;
women
and
girls
only.
6, 6) $46, near Jerome Prairie.
issue,
406 Mi E. upstairs, hours 10 a. m.
Frank Leoue._____________ 96
11600.00 ten years after date of is-
io 5 p in
67tf
aue.
Fl'RNITl'RE
for salo — Toledo
$1700.00 eleven years after date of
rango wllh hot water cuunectioii. MARCELINO DONE at 814 East I
street for 50 cunts.
89
issue.
Pcrivt Ion oil rnuge, MUiMler
Refiners and Buyers of
$1700.00 twelve years after date of
rug, two Iron beds, two tablas,
issue.
NATIVE PLATINUM A QOLD
POULTRY
Japanose floor lamp. Cali at 1119
$1800.00 thirteen years after date
HIGHEST MARKET PRICES
East A Street.
86 FOR SALE—White Leghorn cock-
Ea>Nll<ud 16 Year.
of issue.
Record
arala. Hollywood strain.
$1800.00 fourteen years after date
W1LDBERG BROS.
FOR SALE—.Throe quarter Iron bed
Phone
of 100 eggs or better.
of Issue.
Oficri 742 Market Slrvcl. San Iranciaco
complete, kitchen cupboard, sani­
78tf
148-J.
Plano South S«n Frsncjaco
$2000.00 fifteen years after date of
tary couch, library table. Mrs. M.
issue.
L. Opdycke, 716 D. Call between FOR SALE—May 17, 1200 White
$2000.00 sixteen years after date of
Leghorn baby chicks, $15.00 per
11 and 2 o'clock.
87
issue.
100, or $140 per 1,000. Order at
$2500.00 seventeen years after date
once.
Also
hatching
eggs
from
REAL ESTATE
of isaue. ;
selected heavy layers.
Agent V
Till: III AXIOM) UBAMI.
A
$2500.00 eighteen years after data
LaSlMt A
■SLLNG GUT RANCHES al bargain
.Master Incubators aud brooders.
of issue.
prices, 6 and 10 years' lime.
K Hiuniuerbacber, Rd. 2, phone
$2500.00 nineteen years after date
Ranchos for rant and exchaugu.
606-F-23.
of issue.
Gold Ray Realty Company, Med­
$2500.00 twenty years after date of
ford, Dragon.
tf
LOST
issue.
ruR 8A1JC—100 acre Irrigated LOST—Purse
SOLD BY MIXXÌISTS EVERYWHERE
Said bonds to bear Interest at not
containing
keys.
ranch borderiug rner aud high­
to exceed 6 per cent per annum,
Finder please leave at Courier of­
way. 2 miles Hum Grants Paas.
payable semi-annually,
principal
fice.
86
Sacrifice at $10,0VU on 10 years
and interest to be payable at the
time, $1000 pur year, 6 per cent
office of the County Treasurer of I
FOUND
Inactive liver, sour otomach,
Interest. Gold Ray Realty Co., I
Klamath County. Oregon, or at the
sick beadache, coativeneM,
Medford. Oregon.
61tf FOUND Oregon license pinte No.
fiscal agency of the 8tate of Oregon
destroy
both
mental
and
71-514, ulso glove« Owner call at
In New York City at the option of
FOR HALE OR TRADE—$4260.
physical
efficiency.
Courier office
86
the holder.
18 acres near towu. Terms it
76 sm JinrJtrt taiily yitUtt
All bids must be accompanied by
destrod. 11. C. Leo, Tenth und A
a certified check for 5 per cent of
BUILDING
streets.
90
the par value of the bonds bid for
CONTRACTORS
FOR SALE ibeap—80-acro relin­
and must be unconditional.
quishment. C. W. Lambrecht, 74 4 HAlll’Ell & SON—Building contrac­ I Ploaaant and effective—only 25 cants
The legality of the organization
North Sixth St.
100
proceedings and the authorisation
tors. Shop work, furniture crating.
of the bonds have been confirmed
Shop 417 G St., Phone 14 2-J.
FOR SALE—Irrigated lands, close
by the Circuit Court of the State
to Granta P ubs , $20 per aero and
Oregon for Klamath County.
up on easy torms. A. C. Wheeler. INSTRUCTION IN MUSIC
The Board reserves the right
514 South Sixth St.
86
Why not iu><> a good majority
PROGRESSIVE PIANO SCHOOL—
reject any and all bids.
of
the
money
for
your
new
FOR SALE—6 or 10 acres, ideal for
Clara Tuttle Fentou. 613 A Street.
A. C. DUNCAN,
chickens und home, half cleared
homo for better plumbing?
State Accredited Teacher.
Secretary.
and fenced. Three niileB from
Burrowes Kindergarten Course,
Address: Lorella, Oregon.
The content anil health of your
town, in view of Crescent City
Mrs. J. J. Hansen, Accredited.
family are at stake. Let us
road. Also alfalfa hay, $12 per
515 South Fifth St.
demonstrate our superior sup­
ton. W. B. Carville, Grants Pass.
PIANO SCHOOL FOR BEGINNERS
plies and plumbing abilities.
Rd. 4.
—Hattie Coleman Calvert. 511
TWENTY ACRES of walnut land,
North Fourth Street. Affiliated
deep red aoil, to trade tor good
teacher National Academy of
Music. Carnegie Hull. New York.
car und some cash, l’honc 223-R.
Plumbing and Heating
95
Eggs that are to be kept ahould be
PHYSICIANS AND
512 H Ht.
Pbono 80«
CARAGANA RANCH—For sale or
atood on the small end and not the
exchange.
1280 acres fine gruz-
SURGEONS
broad end.
li>* and farming land. Good wuter.
• • •
Substantial
buildings.
Already C. B. MARKS, M. D., Practice limited
to diseases of eye, ear, nose and
Roll the clothe« line when It Is new
stocked with aheep, cattle, horses,
i
throat. Phone 63.
and It will not then twist a* new rope
poultry, and
machinery. Clear
always does.
title. Two hours drive from Grout DOCTOR C. J. MOSER, Physician
• • •
and Surgeon. X-rny work. Office
Falls, R. W Urton, owner, Ash-
phone 1*2; lies. 4 8-11.
........ Montuna.
••
Select Innip * -ka which are soft
and looaely woven; they will burn far
FOR SALE—Horae, weight 1150 DR RALPH W. STEARNS—Physi­
I
batter than the others.
cian and Burgeon. Special atten­
and 3 cows, giving milk, also No.
• • •
tion to surgery. Obstetrics aud Di­
7 Simplex cream separator. Glenn
seases of womeu. Complete X-Ray
l’rovolt, phone Provolt central 89
A good memory, and pencil and pa­
Machinery
and
equipment. Dental X-Ray. Phones,
per. are two ways of making »tire the
Heavy Hardware
FOR SALE -5 acres on Pacific high­
home, 21-Y; office 21-J.
needed household supplies are pur­
way planted and under irrigation.
W. F. RUTHERFORD Manual
chased when needed.
4-room house, garage, painted, UH.
• * •
theraputics. Office over Western
drlvo well.
Host gurgaln In the
P. S. WOODIN
Union. Rea. 259-R; office 217-R.
An appl<$ kept In the cake box wilt
county if taken at once. See own”
IHiono 42
fill H BL
keep a moderately rich cake molat for
er, Wni. Faulk, Rd. 4.
sh DR. A. A. McBRIEN—Physician and
Surgeon,'office 112 H South Sixth
a grent length of time If the apple 1»
St., Peerless Hldg.^______
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renewed when withered.
V
FOR SALE-AUTOS__
Classified Advertising
PIPE
CHICHESTER S PILLS
iliousness
B
CHAMBERLAINS
TABLETS
G. A. BRYAN
U.S. D epartment of
C ommerce ^ ooe / ng Ta
C onserve S' a ¿ mon
E7SNER/EE
JaZwOM fía -¿cjs
I
»
One of the tavarite table dishes
and standbys of the American
housewife— canned salmon— is
threatened. This revelation was
made at a recent hearing before
the House Committee on Merchant
Marina and Fisheries of Congress .Ae ¿eajoF
on legislation proposing to con­
serve the great salmon runs of
Alaskan waters
The Tragedy of Alaska
oecn to protect and maintain the
The menace te this Important
Lack of restrictions some years existing situation and to bring
element of the average American i ago. it is alerted, depleted almost about such improvement as may
family's food supply is due to the to the point of exhaustion the sal­ be possible. In the absence of
inadequate refutation of salmon mon in Puget Sound and Columbia effective restrictions on ths quant­
fishing.
iRiver. The tragedy ot these two ity of salmon that may be taken,
Herbert Hoover. Bncretary of ’ waterways, averted in the nick of it is feared a large number ot new
Commerce, whose department em- time by the combined action of canneries might be constructed and
braces the Federal Bureau of Fish­ the states of Oregon and Washing­ new fishing enterprises undertak­
eries. is sponsoring the legialatlon ton. will be the tragedy of Alaska, en. The result would be not only
now before Congress to safeguard . according to government officials, immédiate overfishing, it is said,
tho Alaska salmon far thia and unless steps are Immediately taken but also the establishment of
future generations.
to conserve the salmon supply in claims for preferment and rights
"Wo need constructive legislation Alaska.
which would hamper future leg-
of the whole fisheries of Alaska."
Alaska salmon became an im­ ' illation.
Mr. Hoover told Congress, "or portant part of the food supply of
Secretary Hoover advocates the
another of our national heritages 1 the United States in 1678, at which enactment of a law that will give
will be destroyed.”
time canning operations began in government officials the power to
This warning was repeated by the territory. Some idea of the ex- absolutely control the salmon fish­
Henry O' Malley. United States ’ tent to which the industry has ing by limiting the catch if nec­
Commissioner of Fisheries, and grown may be gained when it is essary to insure a sufficient number
others who have studied the prob­ realized that in 1918, when the of fish escaping to tho spawning
lem.
peak year was reached, 138 can- areas each year. Such legislation,
“It is not necessary”, testified ' aeries packed over 6,000,000 canes it is averred, will not only assure
Commissioner O'Malley, “to pres­
a continuance of the supply, but
The existing fishery laws of the preservation of a great in­
ent an extended array of figures to ,
!
Alaska
are
declared
to
be
hop.
demonstrate that the salmon runs
dustry which gives employment to
of Alaska have already suffered , lessly inadequate. Until they are thousands of men.
severe impairment All of those , amended to meet current condi­ t Congress has been wrestling with
who have entered the controversy tions. conservation must be secured | the Alaskan fisheries problem for
concerning tho wise and efficient as much as possible through other many years without having agreed
method of administering the sal­ methods of governmental admin- upon a definite satisfactory pro­
mon fisheries of Alaska, are a unit tstratlon available to those respon­ gram.
The situation became so
in contending that depletion has sible for the maintenance of the acute that Secretary Hoover ac­
already occurred and that utter de­ supply of salmon.
companied
the
late
ITesideot
struction of tho industry will fol­
Handling the situation by the re- Harding to Alaska last summer to
low if rom-dtal measure.« are not : nervation policy is said to be the make a personal study of the
promptly taken. Th* salmon pack­ only effective method of procedure question. It was as a result of his
ers of Alaska have Joined the ranks i that has been suggested. The Investigation that a broad poller
of those who agree that Immediate i^rinM^y thought tn establishing of conservation is now being urged
action 1* imperative.^
I upon Congress.
Cleveland’s Square Will Be Lively Place in June
Public square of Cleveland, which
old be the scene of great activity
tn June, for the Auditorium—the con­
tention Imll—aud many large hotels
are close by.
>411 Aound
/Ac House
MINE AND MILL
SUPPLIES
BTtfliL FLY WHEEL Starter Gears
In stock for all cars. J. W. Ony-
etty Foundry and Machino
’j
Foil HALE St nd.-baker Big *1*.
Perfect condition, 11>22
Phono 223-R. W. D. Howard. 87
FORI) ('All for sale
rubber, new paint.
at Ole's Tiro Shop.
< h-np goo . I
Soo this oat
FOR RENT
l’IAN'OH AND TYPEWlllTERS for
rent. Thé Muslc & Photo Ilouaa
FOR RENT OR SALE !• «!hl l." '
house with garage on E St. can
next door. 21« F St . for «"Y- *•'
REWARD
A REWARD of $5 00 will be paid
for the roturn of u Hiniill Jersey
heifer two years old, should *J«V"
calf now. Strayed front
wolf
('reek, Orogon, during the winter.
J’lease report to the undcrtiigncd.
J. 8. Benvou, Wolf Creek, Ore. Si
AW, WHAT’S THE USE
By LF. Van Zehn
Read the Advertisement*
Honest Felix F eatherhead