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abounds. The dry weather of the is greater than their accumulation.
T. C. McCann, of Roseburg, was
past year has brought out suggest* This. Professor Richardson said, is looking utter business matters iu
Published Daily Except Sunday
ions that the recent earthquake shitt proof, positive that “It's not getting Grants Pass thia morulng
John D. McKee, one of the officials
A. E. Voorhies - Pub. and Propr. ed the Japan current. In some parts colder.”
Of the California Oregon Power com
Entered at postoffice. Granta Pass. of the country a cold Juu# is being
For the past five years Professor pany. Is in the city today from Suu-
Ore... aa second-class mail matter
experienced and has led to the fear Richardson has kept a record ni
< the Francisco. He has been taken fish
that the pole is shifting.
initial crocus blooms in his front ing by James T. Chinnock.
ADVERTISING RATES
Display space, per inch— --------- 15c
C A. Winetrout left this afternoon
Uut the alarmists today are reas lawn on Comstock avenue,
This
Local-personal column, per line 10c
for
Seattle where ho expects to spend
Readers, per line —_ __________ 5c sured l>y Professor C. H. Richard year struck au average, the first the next week attending to business
son. of Syracuse University, a well- blossom unfolding April 5. In i i»ss matters. He is making the trip by
daily courier
known scientist, who says the alarms the primary flower appeared April auto.
By mail or carrier, per year---- »«.00
3 aud iu 1932 April «.
By mail or carrier, per month
.50 are all bosh.
'■Real old timers." he said, “would Many Attend Feature Film—
"The earth is not shifting upon
WEEKLY COURIER
Many local people have been at
By mail, per year
—_____ $2.t> i her axis, furthermore, she is not recall that in 1311 the gold old U. tending the feature film "The Hunch
MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS. changing her climatic conditions," S. A. experienced its "Summer-less back of Notre Dame,” now playing
The Associated Press la exclusive | he said.
Summer.* Records of the depart at the Rivoli. The picture is one of
ly entitled to the use tor republica
The educator recalled that thirty- ment of agriculture exposed the fact the best ever seen in this city The
tion ot all news dispatches credited
in this, or all otherwise credited, in two years ago. in 1892 a blanket of that there was frost and snow every acting of Lon Chaney, aa the
"Hunchback” is so gripping that the
this paper and also the local news
snow- two feet deep covered New mouth that year.”
published herein.
play will not readily be forgotten.
Last, but not in any way the leant The productton has created much
AU rights tor republication ot Hampshire on May 20.
"Forty-seven years ago water in proof against the rumor of climatic comment here.
special dispatches herein are also re
served.
1 ponds and root troughs was troxen
change. Professor Richard sou cited.
on
the
evening
ot
July
4.
I
never
that in 1923 the South experienced Accident on Smith IIIII—
TUESDAY, JUNE 17, 1U24
An accident which might easily
suffered so much from cold this side its warmest Summer in the history
have beeu fatal to the five tourists
of the Arctic Circle as I did that of the United States Weather Bu in the car occurred today on
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♦ night."
OREGON WEATHER
reau.
Smith Hill, just after the light rain
♦
Pacific Coast States: Gener ♦
fell this morning The pavement
That same year, the professor
ally fair in California and
was
slippery and as the car hit an!
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said, six inches ot snow was plainly
♦ Southern Oregon, and probably
especially
slippery place it turned
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♦
ADDITIONAL LOCAL
occasional showers elsewhere. ♦ visibly over Central Vermont on the
♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ completely around three times and
♦ 11th of August.
Temperature near normal.
finally backed off the grade,
A
♦
Judge C. M. Thomas and Court stump stopped it before it got far
Professor Richardson said that
Advcrtiaetucata ander U üm heading Ac per line pvr iw»nr. All
♦
Unsettled, scattering light
<ÌHMMÌf|»^| ada Mp|M«Mr Und« thlw h<Miding the flint (iute
the only scientific method to use in Reporter Roy Davis were in the city and none of the occupants were in-
♦ rains tonight and Wednesday. ♦
jured.
computing climatic data is the coni- today for a session of court.
♦ Probably thunder storms in the ♦
Harry Floyd, of Holland, was
parison
of
80-year
periods.
A
care
mountains .
among the business visitors in Grants
A new type of fibrous flooring ma FOR RENT— Large, clean, tuoderu. FOR SALE—200 A. dairy ranch
♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ful record must l>e kept of one 50- Pass today.
terial is claimed to have unusual
furnished apurtmeut, close iu lo
joins Merlin, 100 A. sub-lrrlgute.
year span and then a second record
Attorney Gus Newbury was among fire resistant qualities.
cation. Cull 710 J St.
Phono
balance good pasture, running
397-J. Mm. Geo. Tetherow. 09tf
water, 40 A. growing crop, oats
CHANGING STYLES IN
Patrons of restaurants in Berlin
of another. Through the compari the Medford visitors in the city to
and corn. Speaks for itself, never
WEATHER
son ot the two an intelligent conclu day. He came over to attend the provide their own butter, women FOR RENT—Cool apartment, close
fall». Term». Price cheap. Ilox
court session.
utilising their vanity cases fur the
22. Rt. 1.
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In. Also small house suitable for
Every time that an exceptional sion is reached.
Mrs. C. J. Steimel, of Hollywood, purpose.
1 or 2 people. Rent reasonable
DRY
SEASONED
WOOD
—
Williams
year as regards weather conditions
Originators ot climatic rumors is visiting in the city with her broth
Inquire 417 E St.
12 If
"The College of Yale In Cliina,”
Wood Yard. Phone 137.
3>tf
occurs, some savant comes forward can show no tigures from such ob er, E. W. Miller. She will be here a branch of the American college,
T. M. STOTT INSURANCE SPE WILL PAY CASH for good young
for
the
next
week
or
10
days.
was founded in Changslia-Fu. with
with a statement that the world is servations.
CIALIST — Temporary headquar
horse weighing from 1350 to 1400
Miss Maud Miller has arrived in 13 students.
ters at Buick salesroom, 308-310
shifting on its axis and that some
The present known glaciers or
lbs. Must be well broke, gentle,
North
Sixth
St.
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the city from O. A. C. for a visit with
A road-construction crew between
sound und true. Phone 6O3-F-11,
day the north pole may be where remnants ot glaciers are constantly her father, E. W. Miller, at the Ox
Yakima and Ellensburg. Washing
or call Robert Neilson, Fruitdale.
FOR SALE—Fresh cow with cult.
the equator now is and that tropical waning, he said.
Their southern ford. She will be here for the next ton. has been killing hundreds
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799 Old Merlin Road. N. N. Kauf-
plants may blossom where ice now limits are receding and their waste week.
rattlesnakes daily.
WAITRESS WANTED nt Jo . pbln.
hotel.
2 I ,
GRANTS PASS DAILY COURIER
Grants Pass & Josephine Bank
Resources
$ ! ,000,000.00
Invites Your Account
PEOPLE’S MARKET
THE PICTURE MILL The Studio
of excellence. Hours for sitting»:
10 a. m. to 2 p. tn., during the
surnno r other hour* bv appoint
ment
120 F St. Phouo 3S3-R
Re». 140-J.
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EVERY ONE IS READING ABOUT THE GOLDEN RULE DOLLAR DAY
BARGAINS.
4 pairs of ladies
Three pairs of regu-
lar 45c short wrist TV ular 35c mercerized
leather palm
Jk V
LISLE HOSE
CANVAS GLOVES
Dollar Day Special JB Dollar Day Special
4 for
3 for___________ __
■) cards of 32-inch
GINGHAM
Regular 25c value
Dollar Day Special
5 yards for . ...............
i
LINO FAST
24 bars of
GINGHAM
TOILET SOAP
"V
regular
27-inch,
made by Palin Olive
i
value,
absolutely
Soap £o.
•
Dollar Day Special ¿g; !colors.
24 bars for ................. «Hh Dollar Day Special
3 yards for...............
•t
Our Regular
25c CURTAIN
SCRIM
Dollar Day Special
5 yards for .......... _.....
1
All Our
25c HUCK AND
TURKISH TOWELS
Dollar Day Special
5 for
LADIES’MUNSING
ATHLETIC
TV
UNION SUITS
S b
Dollar Day Special
each........................... .
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iit
EXTRA SPECIAL
HUCK TOWELS
Dollar Day Special
6 for
1
STEVENS CRASH
TOWELING
Dollar Day Special
4 yards for............... .
Our regular 15c value
iu
HUCK TOWELS
All go for
Dollar Day Special
10 for .........................
$
I
.Men s fancy
striped
SHIRTINGS
regular 58c yd. value
Dollar Day Special
2 yards for
Our regular
20 PERCALES
1
A multi millionaire st.iud-
lug In front of u Cadillac sale»
room might wrinkle his brow
and link. "Shall I buy one or
shull I buy teuT”
A man without a dollar to
his num« -standing In ths
same »put- mlglit ask the
same question and very prop
erly lie held for Insanity— yet
the only difference between the
two 1» a matter of Purse not
Person.
Pocketbooks do count-—wo
kuow It and bucauso wo un-
derstuud that all bunk accounts
are not born equal —we bring
our price» down to where wo
can do business with moat
men.
Today this store Is showing
fillo merchandise at utford-
able prices uud today thls
store Is doing the clothing
business.
Michaels Stern Value
First Summer Suits
$32.50 to $45.00
1
I
SECOND HAND motors handled
overhauled and repaired at Clev
TOGGERY
engers Electric Store. _____ 111:
FOR RENT—Modern 4-room house
$16.00 per mouth, 517 11 Street
B F II. ..tli
SI
LOST -Boston bag containing toilet
articles, between Medford and
Grants Pass. Finder please leave
One of the Reef»
at Courier office.
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Mrs. Richard C. t'nhot of Boston,
IXX1AN BERRIES Por canning at, the BorU*ty
leader r who conducts a
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101.'. Orchard Ave.
23tf ' course in "human relations” in a fash
WANTED BY YOUNO LADY—Posi ionable girls' »clm.il, »aid st a dinner
tion in office or store ua book party:
keeper. Typing and shorthand.
"The object of my course Is to bring
Inquire 637 care Courier.
tf about happy marring.«, nnd I have
LOST—Oregon license plate No. been very succesatul, Indeed, I point
67-419. Finder please leave at out the reefs on which the mnrringes
Courier office.
34 are often wrecked.
FOR SALE—Six Ion tru. k in good I "A mnn." Mrs. Cnbot went on. “aald
running order and with good rub to n group of women at n ten ;
ber. $700 casll takes it. A. L.
" 'Before I was mnrried I could never
Edgerton.
27 Mve a cent.'
"Tlie women above tbelr teacups ex-
Changed triumphant smiles
“ ‘1 managed to keep out of debt,
WI h ii an Eakimo dies, he la wrap
ped In hi« beat turn, laid upon the ’hough,* the im.n added.”—Pittsburgh
I Chronicle
tundra, and a cairn of Honea built
over him.
Writing paper at tne Courier.
$
6 yards for
I
100 YARDS OF
1 -.. . 1
Dollar Day Special
100 yards for
\Business
b-
/
f
fl
New patterns in
COTTON
CHALLIES
Dollar Day Special
6 yards for ...............
1
1
100 skeins Royal So-
ciet v
EMBROIDERY
FLOSS
or Rope Embroidery
thread.
Dollar Day Special
100 for
|
,
Isn’t it always
a matter of
money?
Ilickorv SliiiTcd
1
RIBBON GARTERS TV
Regular 58c value
Dollar Day Special
2 pairs for.................
LADIES’SPECIAL
Ladies’ extra fine
ATHLETIC
58c KNIT VESTS
UNION SUITS
Œ
All styles and sizes.
Dollar Day Special
Dollar Day Special
2 for........... ...... .........
2 for.............................
LADIES’ CREPE
and
MUSLIN BLOOMER J
Regular 58c value
q
Dollar Day Special
Our Regular
BOYS’ $1.25
OVERALLS
All sizes.
Dollar Day Special
One pair for
CHILDREN’S
BAREFOOT
SANDALS
All sizes, 5 to 2
Dollar Day Special
1 pair for
All our regular
25c HOSE
For men, all colors.
Dollar Day Special
5 pairs for
*
1
LADIES’ KNIT
BLOOMERS
Regular 58e va
Dollar Day Special
2 for
Wilted worker a bring slow sales.
Fresh, cool air in store and office
makes lively customers and
snappy business.
G-E Fans cost but one-half a cent
hour to run.
Our regular
$1.45 AUTO
CUSHIONS
Dollar Day Special
?5he Golden Rule ó’tore
GF Fa ns are sold under the "Check” Seal.
Behind them is the rvsnoncihdtry of both
the General Electric Co. and die Pacific
States Electric Co. Sold and serviced by
"Check” Seal contractors and retailers.
"Chid!"
S m I
LOOK FOR THR G-U FAN GIRL AND THE
"CHECK” SEAL IN THE DEALER’S WINDOW
GENJERAL EIRCTRIC