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About Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931 | View Entire Issue (June 2, 1924)
page 1 " Forn ORA VH» PA« NTH OfTTRTER MONDAY, TUVE 3, 103*. — I* ♦ PERSÏNflL JÜS LOCAL McCormick-Deering I* . ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ CHAUTAUQUA PROGRAM Tuesday Afternoon Musical Entertain- meat, -- Golng-lb'll-Kpperson Company. Impersonations: Bird Imitations: Vocal and piano solos and duets. Address - "A Yankee In the Far East". Dr. Homer U. Hul bert. Admission 50c. Evening — Musical Entertain ment. Going - Bell - Epperson Company. Address "When East Meets West" Dr. Homer B. Hulbert Resident of Korea 20 years — Envoy Extraordinary of Admission 50c. Emperor. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ 4 ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ Jack and Pierce Murphy have gone Bridge Contract Awarded— The contract for the building of ♦ to Portland where they will spend the bridge over Slate Creek at the ♦ the next four or five dfE*- Optical goods at Letcher A Sot's. Coleman store at Wilderville has ♦ Mr. and Mrs. W. 11. Hodkinson, of been awarded to Orval M. Olds, of ♦ Ashland, were visiting in Grunts Forest Grove. The bid was for ♦ Pass yesterday with Mr. and Mrs. A. $2442 and was according to the plans ♦ as made by the county court. Four ♦ A. Mathis. See Dr. Marks for best glasses, tf. other blds were submitted, the high Mr. and -Mrs. J. L. Egger, of Wal est being for $2742. ♦ do, were among the visitors today in ♦ County Court Postponed— Grants Pass. ♦ The meeting of the county court, ♦ Mr. and Mrs, Elden Parker, of San Francisco, are visiting at the A. A. which was to have been held the ♦ Mathis home. Mrs. Parker and Mrs. first of the present week has been 4 postponed until June 5, according to Mathis are sisters. Don't miss Going-Rell-Epperson Judge Pollock. Two members of W i U c I i Car Light»— Automobile drivers are urged tn Company ' musical entertainment the court desire to meet with the state highway commission and will be sure that their lights are burning Grants Pass Chautauqua Tuesday MOWERs and RAKES. and that the tail lights arc in work afternoon and evening. June 3rd. attend the mile high celebration be Genuine I. H. C. Repairs. Admission 50c. 10 tween Ashland and Klamath Falls. ing order. Charlie Talent, state 1 (ruffle officer, states that a drive is Mr. and Mrs. W. K. (Sews. of Sa to ba started to see that those lights lem. are in southern Oregon today. la-gion Men Attention— Neil Allen says the war scenes are maintained. Defective henilllghls Mr. Crews Is state corporation com The WINCHESTER Store shown in "The Humming Bird" film or tail lights will lead to serious missioner. Art Close, formerly In the Grants at the Rivoli are wonderful and no 'trouble as will failure to dint when Buy a season ticket for firants Pass Chautauqua, June 2nd to "th Pass and Josephine bank, has left one of the "overthere" boys should approaching another ear. 10 for Bakersfield, Cal., where he will miss seeing them. work in a bank. Ashlander Pays Fine— fitted st Letcher A Son’s. Yesterday Hottest Day— SHEET METAL WORK “ Glasses When Dr. (’. V. Woods of Ashlniul A Yankee From the Far East" The mercury jumped to 100 in went through Grants Pass as If he If > ihi arc building you need sheet by Dr. Homes B. Hulbert. Grants the shade yesterday, being the hot- did not see the municipality on his Pass Chautauqua, evening June 3rd. test day of the year. The Rogue metal work. 1st me give you esti 10 bathing beach was extremely popu- return from the convention of south mates on your requirements. I prob Admission 50c. Mr. and Mrs. J. Pardee returned lar with hundreds of people taking ern Oregon physicians ui Roseburg ably will I m * able to give you valu-. Saturday night from Portland, where advantage of the cool water to escape on May 14, he was stopped by the able advice. Anything in tin work. they spent the past three weeks vis the heat. The water was 73 degrees local speed cop. He pul up the plea iting. They also visited ât Sprlng- yesterday. Generally it Is still under that a patient was dying und was al lowed to proceed. Ht later developed field. 70 when the bathing season Is open that he thought he had a good Joke Mrs. Jack Schenk left today for ed on June 15. on the officer but it was the officer's .11* H Street Boston where she will visit during move and he took It. requiring the the summer, She expects to spend Chrome Is Ship|ssl— doctor to show up here on Saturday. part of the time in the Adirondack Another shipment of about 30 mountains. Her mother. Mrs. W. tons of chrome ore will be made on He was assessed $10 by Justice of the Peace L. W. Smith. B. Lindsay is already in the east. the steamer Westport thia week, Mr. and Mrs. J. It. Higginbotham Last week she took 30 tons to San returned last night from Bandon Francisco. The shipments are front Wheat Crop Light— where they spent several days on an ore that accumulated here during the The wheat crop in eastern Ore- (Continued from Pace One) j outing. They report excellent wea- World W’ar. Many mines were be gon will be about 5b per cent of I ther on the coast although the after ing opened when the Armistice wan normal, states C. A. Winetrout, who terials and equipment the new plant noons are rather cold when the wind signed. As it was. Del Norte shipped returned Saturday from a trip to • . a genuine Pyralin will bring a very substantial activity begins to come in off the comb to match each ocean, hundreds of tons. The mountains Pendleton. Mr. Winetrout attend-1 hair brush. to this whole territory while the Fishing was fine, according to Mr. are full of this ore.—Crescent City ed the Shrine ceremonial at Eugene plant is being built. It will then be Higginbotham who brought back a Courier. and then continued on into eastern come a source of profit to all of large number of sea fish. --------- I Oregon on business. He found con- southern Oregon and northern Cali-| Medford-Grants I’aea-Boaemurg— ditions in good shape despite the fornia, not only because It will be Dr. C. A. McNeir— Freight line, twice a week, Mon coming wheat shortage. In the a fixed investment of new millions of Foot specialist, is at the Layton days and Thursdays. Phone 18-J. tfigtate east of Hood River, there will dollars in this greet midland em-1 Hotel, Come and see me if your I be about 5.000,000 bushels of wheat pire, but also because it will greatly ' feet hurt you. I just take out the I Gold Hill Has Office Instead of the normal yield of 12.- strengthen the earnings of our com pain, Examination free. Anyone Fi 'or those speed demons who have pany. Most of the Preferred Stock who is not making as much money _____ of the California Oregon Power Com as they would like to come in and passed through Gold Hill and then wondered what place they had been ; pany is owned by local residents: in see me. 10 in, a word of warning should prevent 1 Calvin White Passes— fact, nearly one out of ten of our Calvin 8. White passed away Sun some future troubles and misunder customers are preferred stock hold Water Is I jow — standings. The people of Gold Hill day afternoon at 5 o'clock at the ers.” Water In Rogue river is getting so have a 20-mile speed limit. Most family home at 707 West Bridge Asked about the business reasons low that it fails to go over the fish tourists and others have been disre street. Funeral services will be held which permitted the additional in ladder at Gold Ray dam when a full garding it quite extensively. A traf Tuesday morning at Hall's chapel. vestment of such large properties, ■ force of water is turned through the fic officer has been put on the job Rev. O. J. Law officiating, with in McKee said: power plant, according to Roy Parr, by the people of that town and it is terment at the Granite Hill reme- "A portion of the new plant's out- who has been watching the situation expected that the laws will now be tery. He was born in Ohio, August put will ibe used to care tor the rap- closely lately. When the water getrf enforced to the hilt. Terry Talent, ft, 1849, being 79 years, 9 months I idly growing needs of the territory so low that fish are not able to go son of Charlie Talent, local traffic and 23 duys of age at the time of which we serve. We will be able to over the ladder they are naturally officer, will have his stand there and death. He had lived here about sell the balance to fulfill wholesale held at the foot of the dam, but when has been instructed to Bee that the j four years. He leaves a wife, Mary contracts for power which we have water is allowed to back up, fish line law is obeyed. Grants Pass people R. White, live sons, Wnt. J., of Ok-1 Start a set of America's most beauti up in pairs tor considerable distance are advised to get their foot off the lahoma, J. H. of Grants Pass.. G. A I recently made. ful toiletware for some one dear to you. She can add to it whenever she "This whole territory is growing, back of the ladder and wait their accelerator as they approach Gold of Montana, and Walter A. of Grants i wants to, for pieces always match. Pass, and one daughter. Vera A., of The use of electricity in it, however- turn to climb to the higher water Hill. , Grants Pass. He had been ill for Graduations, weddings, anniversa is growing about ten times faster. and make their way to spawning ries—all demand gifts. None is more for example, the increase in popula places.—Ashland TidlngH. some time. Alfred Schneider— appreciated than Pyralin with its tion during the laat census period Will take ownership tomorrow lifelong usefulness and exquisite was 28 per cent while the number morning of the Palace cafe and is Wrestlers Meet Tonight— beauty. of our customers increased 100 per prepared to serve the public in a sat Inspect our beautiful display this Wrestling fans of the city are pro cent in the same length of time. Fur week, and take advantage of this isfactory manner. Popular prices. 10 mised an interesting affair tonight special offer. There is a small charge ther than that, these consumers use when Ira IJern and 'Ralph Hand are fur decoration, if desired. more and more electricity as they Dr. Homer B. Hulbert, who I.egi<>n Men Attention— matched at the Gold Hill pavilion find its convenience and economy. comes to Chantnuqua with two lec Neil Allen says the war scenes The two wrestlers are among the That is why the gross revenue of the tures — “ A Yankee In the Far East ” COUCH ’ S Î shown in “The Humming Bird" film and “When East Meets West,” Is at the Rivoli are wonderful and no best in their class. Dern is noted I power company has increased 281 PHARMACY for bis airplane spin, with which he I an authority on international af- per cent during the time the popula one of the “overthere” boys should has vanquished a large number of fnlrs. In these Intensely Interest tion has grown 28 per cent. 10 his opponents and with which he In ing lectures he champions Ameri miss seeing them. McKee reports a flourishing con ca’s commercial rights In the orient jured Ted Thye in Portland. Hand dition of business in all parts of the and shows how the preservation of lx*ave for The I »al left— has his noted toe-hold which he uses] large territory served by the power Officers and members of the de to good advantage. They will fight these rights Is of vital Importance to the economic welfare of this gree team of Fruitdale grange have company as evidenced by the con under Police Gazette rules. The af-1 country. stantly Increasing demand for light left for The Dalles to attend the fair Is a part of the Roaring Camp The oriental mind, so baffling to and power for agricultural, indus state grange convention. They will I the average occidental. Is very fa- be there about a week although the In ’52 days being held at Gold Hill trial and domestic purposes. He cited In connection with the celebration, as an instance of this growth the convention last but two days. Among a miniug convention Is being held fact that ten years ago the power those making the trip are Mrs. E. E. with miners from all parts of this company, which is largely owned by Blanchard. Mrs. W. G. White. Mrs. state and California gathering there. local stockholders, had a total in Anna Stlnebaugh, Mrs. E. C. Macy, I vestment of only $5,000,000, in Mrs. 8. Loughrldge, Mrs. Hagan, this territory, while today the invest Mrs. G. W. Gross, Mrs. B. Lohr, Mrs. ment has grown to $12,000,000, and We can fill your kodak needs A. McCarthy, Mra. Fred Roper, Mrs. will now be increased to $17,000,- A. W. Bates, E. E. Hlanchard and Mr. to your complete satisfaction 000 by the completion of the new and Mrs. A. 8. Coutant. W. H. for we have finest assortments work. I^onard, master of the Rogue River Following the past custom estab Valley grange is also attending the of Eastman Kodaks ($6.50 to lished by the power company special convention. $70) and Brownie Cameras Forth of July Reduction. arrangements have been made to re Coat and two pairs punta serve a sufficient portion of the new ($2 to $17.) Ilg Seeks Cavemen— 835, 810, tt.1 and up securities to be issued to take care !W. J. Coke is beginning to believe And remember—we carry the of preferred stock subscriptions from that he won a trained pig at the JOHN HUMMEL best films. Expert developing, its present local stockholders and i Cavemen's carnival last Thursday Tuffs Bldg., 517 H Street customers. night. When he held the lucky num-, printing, enlarging. iber for the pig, which was given away at the Carnival, he got a di Special Meeting Called— minutive pig which he hoped he The Music & Photo NUMBER EIGHTEEN A special meeting of the Cavemen could coax Into maturity on bln place House THE QUALITY COFFEE has been called for Tuesday night at east of the city. He built a pen that Stanton Rowell Riverside park. All Cavemen are miliar to this speaker who lived be believed would hold anything. I THE TRUAX GROCERY in Korea many years, was em The next morning when he went out| expected to be at the band stand at ployed by that government, was 7:3b to discuss the plans for attend to feed the animal he found that personal advisor and Washington be bad squeezed through a bole ing the Mlle High celebration be envoy for the Emperor, and pub tween Ashland and Klamath Falla. COUCH'S PHARMACY J. W. GAYETTY lished the only Eugllab magazine which he though a squirrel would The committee has decided that un- Films, Developing and in Korea. Tie knows Japan and hare « time fu finding. A search Printing, Prompt service General Foundry and Machine Work. less 25 actually sign to attend the the neighborhood brought no results China tike a book and has made end good work. Free en- meeting that the Cavemen will not the Siberian traoacootloental trip and now be believes that the pig High Class Machine Work for largement wlth $3.00 worth five times. attend as an organization. It is lm- was so well trslned thst he sought of work, In hy 9 a. m. Mine and Mill portant, therefore, that every mem At Grants Paas Chautauqua, even* bis former home to go on sale at out by 4 (■rants Pass ber of the organization be present. West F St reel Ing, June 3rd. Admiaalon 5Oc. future Cavemen’s carnivsls. ROGUE RIVER HARDWARE CO. Millinery Sale! Millinery Sale! Prices Slashed. Mrs. NELLIE NEAS Buy a M*u'U»ii th k«'i for <¿run!M V iinn < liHuhiuqini, Jun«* U ik I to 7tli DIAMOND CUT GLASS FOR June Brides.. Make vour selection early at Barnes’ Jewelry and Gift Shop Buy a season ticket for Grants Pass Chiiuiauqun, June 2nd to "Ui i ALL WOOL Woodward’s W. R. RANNIE NEW ELECTRIC PLANT Given JJw /j Pijralin C START-A-SET Sale AUTHORITY ON FAR EAST COMING TO CHAUTAUQUA and SCREEN DOORS THREE C’S LUMBER CO. Wrflf (• Htrrrt. Pilone RIVOLI AA< Betty” Brown at the console of the new pipe organ. Concert numbers at 7:45 p. m. LEGION MEN AND EVERYBODY See This Picture LAST TIMES TONIGHT BOTH ARE GLORIA Glorln as boy anil girl In the same plc- ture! A remarkable double role in an ex- citing story of the Parisian underworld. sidney ‘ olcoh PHOOUCTIOM PICTURE AHEAD Kodak as You Go New Brunswick Records Today at Rowell’s I I ä ® tyantmounl C/idurt GLORIA 1 SON w HUMMING BIRO* MlttSTlO rr ADOLPH ZU KOR. THE GANG COMEDY BOYS TO BOARD ANO JtSSl UUASKV Adults 5Oc Children 25c
