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l ulling Gelling lutter—
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Steelhead fishing on the Rogue Is I
now reported to bo on the up grade.
Several nice unes ware caught down
the river Wednesday evening
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believed lliat tho opening ot Rann y
Mr. and Mrs W. M Gillies. of Will Run Special—
Falls ù repMunsllile for the better
The Southern Pacific will run a
Portland, were among the visitors in
fishing.
the city this morning.
special traiti front Ibis city lo Ash­
N. E. Isbell lias come in from the land in July 4. in thè unnouncement
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Mt. Reuben mine to spend the next mudo by Ilio company. Extra cara
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Knocks Ont Flic«.
I week in the city.
and equipment on Ilio regalar traina
Protects Dairy Cows
Optical goods at Letcher & Son's, will he added to caro for thè huliday
Clean — Clear — Dependable
M. M. McVay is over from fren­ crowds.
2OO tîntes Per Acre Is Average in
Does Not Taint Milk
I cent City to attend ili business mat-
Itiweliliig lllstriil
| lent here.
Betty Bromi'« Solo Tomorrow——
The question asked most often of
Rivoli tlieatre. bv request, "Wlien
A hot time In the old town Satur-
I day night, June 28. Dance on the thè Leuven Como Tumliling Down." the agricultural committee of the
Chamber of Commerce, which has I
new floor at th» fair grounds. Cold
The WINCHESTER Store
the campaign for tho increasing of
' drinks an<l hot dogs. Music that will Mrs. Is'ttiken Better—
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make a deaf man dance.
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Word was receii ed from thè Good I the broccoli ncreagc in hand Is.
"What
is
tho
yield
per
acre?"
The
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J. W. White, of Eugene, is look­ Samaritan hospltul today that Mrs.
ing after business matters in Grants John Lettlken. struck Wednesday yield per acre is un average, accord­
the
Pass.
morning by an liutomobile. Is much ing to the statistics on blind with
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Rawson, of | better und that her chances for re- chairman of the committee. II. II
Howell, of 200 crates per acre.
Selma, were among the visitors in 'covery nre much Improved, She Is
Something like SO per cent of the
the city yesterday.
reported to be recovering from the
See Dr. Marks for best glasses, tf. concusalon of the bruin which she plants set out reach maturity ti nd
form heads of marketable size. Broc-
Miss Prudence Pa
Pardee
rdee returned suffered.
Our Shingles are Premium Star A Star, absolutely
'coll is exceptional In this regard, for
yesterday from Portland, where she
the best in Southern Oregon
probably no other farm product could
spent the past two months with her Dunce at Gold Hill-
be profitably grown with such a largo
brother. Jo Pardee, and his wife.
Open air pavilion. Saturday. June proportion of culls.
The figures
Mrs. Junia Smith, of Fayette. O., 28th.
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has arrived in Grants Pass for a vis­
Roseburg district, where as an Inlti-
it with her brother. Chas. Coburn, Hold Campfire Parties—
West G Street
Phone 59
catlon of the profit In tho industry.
of the C. and B. Economy store.
A feature introduced at the Ore­
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Fresh fruits—Tourist Grocery, tf gon Caves resort is the nightly It can lie noted thnt acreage there
A. E. Gaston and family of Yaki- campfire par^v which is becoming ex­ has been steadily increasing every
’
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ma.
Wash., came in by auto on Tues­ tremely popular with the tourists year.
CDI7nflTIP 12 ADHIIT
fll/CD inally quarantined. The system of
There is much room for improve-
L i I l UUII u Id ADUU1
UlLn d-signing approved areas for the day. They were joined here by Mrs. who visit the place. The tourists
inent in the bettering of the seed
A.
L.
Gaston
and
left
this
morning
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shipment of fruits and vegetables is
and others gather around the open
that is used, so that the percentage
Occasional FIs re*-ups Seen in Cali- working well and traffic Is moving for Portland and Seattle.
air tire and tell stories, sing songs
ot first grade heads ot this vegetable
Arthur
Close
has
returned
from
Fornia. Says Report
without interruptions.
innd listen to music. Manager Sabin will bo increased.
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' In a statement issued by the De­ Bakersfield and other California . was In today and stated that lie
Crops ot 300 crates per acre a re­
Sacramento. June 26.— Except for partment of Agriculture June 20 all points, but has not yet decided I found this to be an attractive event.
not
uncommon. Iu this case ihe
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occasional flare-ups the outbreak of infected herds had been slaughtered whether to stay here or go on to Can­
heads are usually larger than iu the
ada.
that
date
with
the
ex
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and
buried
on
! Notice to Pythian Sisters—
foot-and-mouth disease in California
case ef the average yield ot 200
A hot time in the old towu Satur-
ception of one herd in Merced coun­
The last regular meeting of the crates per acre. The yield
from
is so effectively under control that
ty. which was found the previous day night, June 28. Dance on the Pythian Sisters will be held Friday
these larger heuds is considerably
agricultural and
industrial condi­ day.
new
flodr
at
the
fair
grounds.
Cold
The crews which disinfect
night. June 27th. Refreshments will better per crate than with the aVer-
tions are now practically back to premises are so organized that they drinks and hot dogs. Music that will lie served but there will be no enter­
age sized heads.
normal. Restrictions ou tourists can commence cleaning and disin- make a deaf man dance.
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Il is clearly an agricultural exper­
and automobile travel within the fecing as soon as the diseased herds
C. A. Winetrout has returned from
imental problem to produce a strain
State have either been removed or are slaughtered and buried. Claims a business trip to Seattle, having Will Attend Ceremmoiihil—
that will yield better than the pre»-
60 modified that there is practically for indemnity are
being approved made the trip by auto. According to
The Grants Pass drill team ol the ent average marketable heads per
no delay or inconvenience.
the reports of the trip, the Shasta Muscovite organization here has
and handled promptly.
mre. While the culls ure in
no
The last quarantine order, issued
The treacherous nature of foot- Limited had nothing on him on the been asked to journey to North Bend
wise a loss, a» they cun lie fed to the
by the United States Department of and-mouth disease continues to be return trip.
on August 8 and 9 to put on the cows or chickens, the cost of produc­
Agriculture, June 18. removed ad­ shown by Fresno and Merced Coun­
Glasses fitted at Letcher A Son's. work for that city at the ceremonial
tion is increased, as the culls have
ditional territory from quarantine ties infection was recently found
Earl Fisher, of the state tax com­ to lie held there on August 9. The
to have the same care as the market-
restrictions. The territory released which could be attributed only to mission. is spending the day here coast lodge has offered to turn over
aide
head». At the present lime this
under this and other orders includes virus believed to have been dormant making up the schedule for the the town to the Grants Pass people
is all taken care of in the excellent
a large proportion of the area orig- for more than two weeks.
county to arrive at the tax ratio. He and are making big plans for the
price which is received for the pro­
will leave this evening tor Jackson- 200 members of the drill team- and
duct. Should later a strain be de­
ville and Klamath Falls.
nobles and the 15o Lady Muscovites veloped which has a uniform aver­
T. H. Warford and D. Campbell, who are expected to attend. A big
age of 76 per cent marketable plants
both of Seattle, arrived yesterday by beach party on Sunday is to be one
' the full possibilities of the Indus-
automobile and will spend some time of the entertainment features.
try can lie readily seen.
in the Rogue River section looking
after mining properties. They are Firecracker« Again Taboo-
interested in separate mining prop­
Fir* crackers md other explosive» ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
erties.
are again taboo within the city lim­ ♦
COMING EVENTS
Al Letcher Jr. and Max Tuff.-* will its and the city parks according to
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leave this evening for Crescent City announcements made today. There
where the^ will spend Friday. They has been an ordinance here which June 28.—Saturday, 2:30 p. in.—
Postponed meeting of Woman’s
expect to leave there Friday night prohibits the use of these and this
club.
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for Grants Pass. Mrs. Letcher and will be enforced as in the past, ac­
June 29, Sunday Montana Picnic,
children will accompany them as far cording to Mayor W. D. Fry.
The
at Riviera Park.
as Lindhome lodge where she will park board issued an order this
spend the next two weeks.
morning which prohibits the use of
the explosives In Riverside park and
in the auto park as they do not wish
to take any chances on accidents.
Plenty of officers are to be on handi
to see that the law is obeyed.
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Betty Brown's Holo Tomorrow—
Rivoli theatre, by request, "when
The rich
the Leaves Come Tumbling Down.”
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J^nox
ut
PERSONAL
LOCAL
FLY SPRAY
BROCCOLI YIELD IS HEAVY
Rogue River Hardware Company
Millinery Sale! Millinery Sale!
Olle
Prices Slashed.
of the Bust Selected Stocks
Southern Oregon
ill
Mrs. NELLIE NEAS
DIAMOND CUT GLASS FOR
..June Brides
SHINGLES
Three C’s Lumber Company
MEN
Barnes’ Jewelry and Gift Shop
Have Your Kodak Ready
to take pictures of the place* von visit this week-entl.
Brownie cameras here at $2 up Eastman kodaks at
$6.50 up. Complete stocks of fresh films always on
hand. Developing anil printing by experts. Best
service.
Music and Photo House
GRANTS PAHS, OREGON
Stanton Rowell, Prupr.
Oregon Sampling & Testing Works
(Not Incorporated)
IIENRY M. I.A Nt ASTER
Engineer
ORGANIMI J. BENHTON
< heinlat
A limited ninount of commercial chemical analysis nu>l fire nssay-
iDg will be dune, Schedule ot charges now being prepared, will
bo furnished upon request.
PERM INENT OFFICE
Granta l’a««, Ore iron
Telephone f>7
MEN’S
New Eight piece Caps with Small Visors.
Latest Colors
Woodward’s
Take Some Cooking Contest
Prizes Home.
Bidding Commences at 4
Friday Afternoon
RIVOLI
TONIGHT
Last Times
Harold
Lloyd
*
to California
low roundtrip fares
GIRL
SHY
Run 7 Weeks in
Portland
Low roundtrip fares are now in effect to all
points in California.
Fast through trains over the scenic Shasta
Route.
Southern Pacific service costs less than any
other form of transportation which is com­
parable in speed, comfort and convenience.
You Should Not
Miss It
Ask agent for complete information
RUBBER
APRONS
$1.00
Couch’s Pharmacy
J. M. Isham, Agent
Phone 225
Southern Pacific
Miller Brand
Harry Couch, I’rop.
GRANTS PASS, OREGON
Women's Club to Meet—
Because of the election of officers
and other Important matters coming
up before the meeting of the Grants
Pass Womans Club in Riverside park
on Saturday afternoon, a full atten­
dance is desired. The meeting will
start at 2:30. The report of the
president on the Los Angeles conven­
tion. the report of Mrs. C. B. Manon
on the state convention and the re­
ports of the officers of the club will
be heard. Those who desire are ask-1
ed to take their baskets and a picnic
dinner will lie held after the meeting.
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■ Irrlgatioiiists to Gather—
Leading irrlgationists of the state I
of Oregon will be among the speak- |
ers at the state conference to be held
in Klamath Falls September 7, 8 and
9, according to a tentative program
for the event that has been prepared.
James M. Kyle of Stanfield, Oregon,
president of the Irrigation congress,
who attended a recent meeting of the
executive committee at Portland, an­
nounces that a program has been
agreed upon but that no announce­
ment will be made until all the
speakers have accepted the Invita­
tions extended. A definite develop­
ment program urging government
aid In several projects and also sup­
porting state assistance in several
development plans now contemplat-
ed.—Klamath Herald.
Follow tho Crowds—
To Gold lllll Saturday night, June
28th. Crowds from Medford, Ash­
land and Grants Pass at Gold Hill.
Sales books—Courier office.
CLEMENS
Hells Drugs and Books
7À»
Auw>
Call at mir etore mJ let ui
ebow joa me o ¡three "better"
ranfe. A Jemonetration will
convince you that your next
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Couch’s Pharmacy
200—Soliti! Sixth St.—211
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