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1 fir 50 M.. red cedar 50 M., Ix>t 1
SEARCH GOBI DESERT
red fir 1900 M., white cedar 300 M .
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white fir 25 M , l.ot 3 red fir 35"
FOR GARDEN OF EDEN
M , white cedar 130 M.. I m I 4 red
General Land Office, Washington, fir
265
M„
whlto
cedar
60
M
,
NE%
D. C., May 16, 1924. NotieA Is here­
by given that subject to tho condi- SW 4 rod Hr 330 M , white cedar
FOB iALl
WANTED
Discoverer of Dinosaur Egg*
20 M , SE'4 SW'4 red fir 325 M. Funeral Ariaiigeuienta to
l tlons und limitations ot tho acts of white
Be An- New "National
cedar 300 &!.. white fir 30 M.,
Monument
nounccd Later
Plans New Expedition.
BETTER FRUITS At Tho Truux WANTED TO RENT—A 0-room fur­ June 9, 1910 <39 Stat., 21K>, Feb­ NE'4 SE4 red Hr 639 M., white
Grocery.
20
Destined to Draw Tourist*.
nished house with garage, for six ruary 26. 1919 (40 8tat.. 1179), and cedar 420 M., NW 4 SE'4 red fir
New York.—Roy Chapman Andrews,
months.
Responsible
party. June 4. 1920 (41 Btat.. 768). and 370 M.. white cedar 45 M., 8E4
LOHAN BERRIES—Come aud pick
Phone 8S-J.
32tf departmental regulations ot April 8E4 red Hr 960 M.. white cedar
Washington.—"Craters of the Moon” leader of the American Museum of
Many
times,
no
doubt,
you
bave
14. 1924, tho timber on the follow­ 690 M. SW4 HE 4 red fir 1075 M„ seen the above headlines in your Is the United States' youngest nation­ Natural History expedition which dis-
ilium, all you want, 5 cents ■ cup
Just a> roes tho bridge ut Al Dro- WANTED—Position us cook ami ing lands will be sold July 7, 1924,
newspaper. Very often It has told of
•overed the only known fossils of dl-
housekeeper.
Can take full at 10 o'clock a. m. at public unction white cedar 325 M., Sec. 5, 8W 4 some triend suddenly stricken with al rresntuenf.
lelte'a Service Stai Ion
34
<>n Muy 2 Pre-ldent Coolidge aosaur eggs, will salt for Mongolia to
charge. Country preferred, Aii- at the United States land office at NW4 red fir 590 M., white cedar dread appendiciti». The newspapers,
“
Signed the order setting aride a little- prepare fbr ths reception of a party
34 Roseburg, Oregon, to the highest 30 M.. NW 4 SW4 red fir 320 M..
dress 043 cure Courier.
GOOD GRAIN HAY
For sale at
however, neglect to state that appen­
$10 a ton In the field, just out­ WANTED Cook’s helper Write No bidder ut not less than the' appraised white cedar 135 M., SW'4 SW 4 red dicitis Is usually preceded by stom­ known district in Id I m ». It is a wild, ft scientists who next fall will Invade
value as shown by this notice, sale fir 300 AL, Sec. 8. NE4 NW'4 red
rolorful region containing one of the that graveyard of mastodons, the Gohl
side tho city limits on the lower
040 care Courier.
34 to be subject to tho upproval of the fir 2950 M., white cedar 475 M., ach trouble. They don't tell you that most unusual volcanic fields In Amer­ lesert, in seurch ot the "Garden of
river road. Phono 117-Y.
34
the afflicted person suffered frequent
Secretary of the Interior. The pur­ N'W 4 NW 4 red fir 1675 M., white i attacks
heartburn long before he ica. From the twisted brilliant con­ Eden.”
BUILDING
chase price, with an additional sum fir 2 5 M . white cedar 4 00 M.. BE 4 ' went to of
the hospital.
The 1024 expedition expects to re­
tours of frozen lava fields and crimson
REAL ESTATE
NW 4 red fir 1525 M.. white fir
of
one-fifth
ot
1
per
cent,
thereof,
CONTRACTORS
being commissions allowed, must be 100 M . white cedar 625 M„ SW'4 I While heartburn Is not always a cones and the absence of verdure. It al« In afield for five years end will ex-
I official name, “Craters ot the must every effort toward excavating
gELLNQ OUT RANCHES al bargain
deposited at time of sale, money to NW4 red tir 1175 M., while cedar; sign of an inflamed appendix, it is takes its
the bones of the earliest man in sup­
prices. 5 and 10 years* time. HARPER A BON—Building contrac­ be returned If sale is not approved, 16u M , none of the timber on these always a warning that something is Moon National Monument.”
tors.
Shop
work,
furniture
cranug.
Rauches tor rent aud exchange.
Of “Craters of the Moon,1 lying port of the theory that he first trod
otherwise patent will issue tor the sections to be sold for less than wroug. In many cases it results
Shop
417
O
Bl.,
Phono
142-J.
Gold llay Really Company, Med­
timber which must be removed with­ $2.25 per M., for tho red fir and red I from Indigestion, which is one of the along tlie Lincoln highway between eurth In what now Is the desolate Gobi
ford. Oregon.
tf
in ten years. Bid» will be received cedar, $ 50 per M., for the white fir predisposing causes of appendicitis. •Carey
Arco, Idaho, R. W. bimbe rt lesert, a verdant paradise 10,000,000 to
INSTRUCTION IN MUSIC from citizens of the United States, and $7.00 per M. for the white cedar. If you suffer from a burning, writes 1 and
in
a
communication to the Na- 26,000,000 years old.
foil HALE—300 acre Irrigated
associations of such citizens und cor­ T. 20 8., R. 4 W„ Sec. 15, SW'/4 gnawing sensation In the stomach, tlonal Geographic society:
Headed by Mr. Andrews, the party
ranch bordering river and high­ PIANO SCHOOL FUR BEGINNERS porations organized under the laws
NE4 red fir 750 M., white fir 50 excessive gas, sour stomach, nausea
trill Include 15 scientists who are ac­
Destined to Draw Tourists.
way. 2 miles fruui Grants Pass.
—llutllu Coleman Calvert, 611 ot the United States, or auy state, M., luceuHU cedar 109 M., not to be or other distress after eating, go at
“Although almost totally unknown knowledged leaders tn their respective
Hacrlflre at 210,000 on 10 years
North Fourth btreet. Affiliated territory, or (llsli'lci thereof only. sold for less than $1.75 per M., fpr once and obtain a bottle of Smith
time. 11000 per year. 0 per cent
teacher National Academy ol Upon application of a qualified pur­ the red fir and $.50 per M. for the Bros. M. A. C., the guaranteed stom­ at present, this section is destined fields. There will be Walter Grm»<«r,
Interest
Gold Ray Really Co..
Music. Carnegiu Hall, New Y otri. chaser. the timber on any legal sub­ white fir and incense cedar. T. 15 ach treatment. This pleasant, harm­ some day to attract tourists from all chief paleontologist; Charles P. Ber­
Medford. Orason.
«ltf
division will be offered se;>arateiy 8., R. 2 W., Sec. 35, 8E4 NE4 red less liquid rids the stomach of ca­ America, for its lava flows are ns In­ key, chief geologist; James P. Chapin,
PROGRESSIVE PIANO SCHOOL— before being included In any offer of fir 1400 M., NE4 SE'4 red fir tarrhal mucus, allays inflammation, teresting as those of Vesuvius, Mauna chief ornithologist; J. J. Robert, chief
FOR SALE— By Crescent City Realty
Clara Tuttle Fenton, 013 A. Streut. a larger unit.
topographer; N. 0. Nelson, chief
1550 M., red cedar 100 M., hemlock, helps digestion and cleanses the Loa or Kilauea.
Compauy. A good dairy rauch of
Stute Accredited Toucher.
T. 27 8., R. 11 W.. Hoc. 7. Lot 3. ¡50 M., NW 4 SE4 red fir 2000 M . I bowels of poisonous waste matter.
"The district consists of some 63 archeologist; Ralph Chaney, chief bot­
150 acres In Smith River vulloy,
Burrowus Kludurgurluu Course, red fir 3499 M., hemlock 65 M., red cedar 30 Al., hemlock 20 M. T. ’ Price fl.SS. Money buck if the first volcanic craters, lava and cinder cones, anist ; J. B. Shackleford, chief cinema­
Dei Norte County. on<> bundled
Mrs. 3. 3. Hansen, Accredited, 515 NE (4 S\F% red fir 1280 M., white 16 8., R. 2 W.. Sec. 3. Lot 2 red fir bottle does not relieve.
Couch's all at present extinct or dormant The tographer; 8. Bayard Colgate, chief ot
ocrea plow land, Hb dairy cows, 1
South Fifth Street.
fir 100 M , NW (4 SE‘4 red fir 2550 I 1760 M-, incense cedar 25 M., SW4 ! Drug 8tore will supply you. (Mail largest aud most conspicuous Is 600 motor transport, each with their assist­
bull, 0 yearlings, 10 calves, 3
Adv.
M.. hemlock 6u M., BE
BE *4 red NE4 red fir 1215 M., incense ce-j orders accepted.)
work horses uud harnesses, 2
feet high, rising in the midft of a belt ants.
fir 2860 M.. hemlock 60 M., none of ¡dar 15 M , NW4 SE4 red fir 1070,
PHYSICIANS AND
wagons, plow, harrows, mowing
Five of the party were members of
of craters two or three miles wide
tlie
timber
on
these
tract»
to
be
sold
M.,
red
cedar
40
M
,
none
of
the
machine, hay fork, truck, cur,
SURGEONS
the three-year expedition
which
and 30 miles long.”
for
leas
than
»2.50
per
M.,
for
the
timber on these sections to be sold
ropes and pulleys for tilling barns
The major flows, the Blue Dragon emerged from Mongolia laden with the
with hay and all the necessary im­ 0. B. MAUKS. M. D., Practice limited red fir, and $.5o pur M. for the white for less than $1.75 per M., for the
Flow and the Pahoehoe Flow roughly most valuable collection of prehistoric
T. 29 8., h . 10 red fir, aud $1.00 per M. for the red
plements and tools for a first class
to disuases ut oye, ear, nose and fir and hemlock. T.
parallel the Lincoln highway and are bones and fossils known to paleonto-
W., Sec. 25. 8W>4 SW14 yellow fir and incense cedar and hemlock. T.
dairy ratirh. Thirty tons of huy
throat. Phone 6Z.
Everybody is surprised at the quick but two to five miles from it A wagon logic history.
420 M . second growth fir 80 M.. 35 8.. R. 3 E., Sec. 5, frl. NE4
goes with tile ranch. Two barns
from simple camphor, witch-
Mr. Andrews is confident that the
wlih total capacity of 100 tons of DUCTOR 0. J. MUSER. Physician white fir 40 M., white cedar 240 M., NE4 pine 4 40 M., red fir 700 M., results
hazel. hydrastis, etc., as mixed in trail from the national road goes into
hay worth $4,000. New modern
and Burgeon. X-ray work. Umce 8E *4 SW% yellow fir 170 M., sec­ white tir 130 M., red cedar 10 M., Lavoptlc eye wash. One small bottle the rocky volcanic desert a short way. true birthplace of man, the spot on
ond
growth
fir
200
M.,
wliite
fir
59
frl.
NW
4
NE'4
pine
10
M.,
red
fir
seven room dwelling, fireplace,
phono 182; Re». 4 8-R.
_______
1 "Stretching to the southwest for earth where human first was evolved
M., white cedar 100 M., NWV4 SE t4 1050 M., while fir 90 M., red cedar helps any case weak, strained or sore about eleven miles, we saw perhaps from an animal, will be found in th*
bath, water piped from living
Aluminum eye cup tree. Na­
spring aud up to dale in every par- Dll. RALPH W. STEARNS—Physi­ yellow fir 140 M., second growth 50 M.. 8W4 NE4 Pine 40 M., red eyes.
one of the most remarkable lava flows Gobi desert, perhaps not by this expe­
cian and surgeon. Special situa­ fir 240 M., white cedar 40 M., SW>4. fir 1190 M., white tir 90 M., red tional Drug Store.
llnil.u, worth at least |
In the world,” continues R. W. Lim- dition, he says, but some time soon,
tion to surgery. Ubsleirica aud Di­ BE >4 yellow fir 200 M., second cedar 40 M.. SE4 NE4 P‘ue 280
Smail orchard ou the place. Four
bert, describing the I$lue Dragon Flow. surely.
seases of women. Compiuto X-Ray growth fir 80 M., white cedar 40 M.. M.. red fir 800 M-, white fir 50 M.,
miles from tho town of Smith
>•»
equipment. Denial X-llay. Fhuuua, Ix>t 6 yellow fir 250 M., white fir
The Gobi desert proved a veritable
'•Its color is a deep cobalt blue with
River and eleven miles from Cres­
red
cedar
90
M.,
frl.
NE
’
A
NW
4
home, 21-Y, onice 31-3.
generally a high gloss, as If the flow treasure trove for the last expedition.
cent City. Price of ranch with
20 M., while cedar 130 M., Lot 7 pine 109 M., red fir 750 AL, white ******************* *******
»
stock, tools und implements, com­ DU. W. F. RUTHERFORD—Muuual yellow fir 700 M., second growth Hr 50 M., red cedar 30 M., frl. NW4
had been given a coat of blue varnish.
Hens Know Mess Call; « i The
plete >21,000. on easy terms, in­
surface Is netted and veined with Makes New Discovery
therapulics. Office over Western fir 140 M., white codar 120 M., T. N'W4 pine 170 M.. red fir 770 M„
i
terest ou deferred payments al 0
Cause Thief’s Arrest
small cracks, having the appearance
Uulou. Res. 269-it, office 317-U. 29 8., R. 11 W., Sec. 2 5. Lot 1 red red cedar 30 M., SE4 N'W 4 pine
per cuut.
Chanute, Kan.—Hens that had
in Use of Microscope
of the scales of some prehistoric rep­
Ur 1340 M., white cedar 225 M., 90 41., red fir 800 M., white fir 49
i tile. It merits the name Blue Dragon,
DR. A. A. McBRIEN, Physician and Lot 2 red fir 175 M., white cedar M..
been trained to answer the whis­ I
red
cedar
50
Al.,
SW
4
NW
4
surgeon,
ubstoirus,
discuses
of
125 M., Lot 6 red fir 1200 M., white
tled "mess call'* led to the arrest
TEN ACRE RANCH, all level
as in many places It has burst through
M., red fir 890 AL, white
women, und children. Ail chronic cedar 75 M., Lot 8 red fir 225 M.. pine 120
plow luud with house aud small
of a man here, who was charged
tlie crevasse of an older flow, and the
fir 20 M., red cedar 80 AL, NE4
diseuses
treated
without
the
Unite.
white cedar 150 M., Lot 9 red fir SW 4 pine 220 M., red fir 670 M..
barn, loss Gian three miles from
with raiding chicken roosts. In­
ropy twists of blue lava spreading out
I
Phone
202-Y
or
275-R.
600 M.. white cedar 250 M.. Lot 15 white I Hr 40 M., red cedar 40 M.,
Crescent City, »Z.000.
This is
vestigations first led to Iola, and
In branches, together with Its scaled
red fir 27 40 M.. white cedar 40 M., NW 4 SW4 pine 319 M., red tir
good dairy land, not a stump ou
i
four Chanute men went there in
surface, need but little stretch of
Lot 16 red fir 1500 M , white cedar 960 M.. . white
VETERINARY
tho place.
fir 50 AL, SE4 SW4
_______
an attempt to identify their
Imagination to suggest the claws and
200 M. None of the timber on these pine 400 M.. red fir 1040 M., white
HOSPITALS
chickens. W. L. Markham of­ : legs of a dragon.
sections
to
be
sold
for
less
than
22.00
fir
20
M.,
red
cedar
50
M.,
SW4
TWENTY ACRE RANCH all level
fered to submit bls whistle test i
"In appearance the ‘Craters ot the
plow land, house and barn, 2 4 GRANTS PASS VETERINARY per M. for tho red and yellow fir, 8W4 pi”« 390 M., red fir 450 M„
and the poultry bouse owner « Moon' flows seem as if they had hap­
JI.
00
per
M.
for
the
second
growth
M.,
HOSPITAL
—
Dr.
II.
B.
G
ritte
u-
white
fir
20
M.,
red
cedar
10
♦
miles from Crescent City, »3500.
agreed.
* pened only yesterday, but in reality
bagen. Vet. Burgeon. Corner (th fir, J.5u per M. for the white fir and NE4 SE4 pine 110 M., red fir
This is good dulry laud.
J7.00 per M. for the white cedar. 1310 M„ white fir 100 M„ red ce-
Murkham went Into the pen
and M Sts. Phono 191-R.
i the latest probably occurred about 150
T. 39 8.. R. 8 W.. Sec. 9, Lot 6 yel­ dar 140 M., NWM SE4 Pine 190
where several hundred chickens
or possibly 200 years ago.
ONE HUNDRED ACRES 1 uudor
low pine 75 M., not to be »old for
were at large and began ♦
"The total area of the six young
plow. 3 miles from Crescent City. VETERINARY SURGEON less than J3.00 per M . T. 17 8., R. M., red fir 1140 M.. white fir 120
whistling. Twenty-four liens ran * lava flows is about 300 square miles,
M., red cedar 60 M., SE4 SE4
railroad 011 one side, county ' road
1 W., Sec. 1. Lot 1 fir 1690 M. Lot
ou the other side, '4 mile from DR. II. J. BESTUL—Veterinarian. 2 fir 1700 M.. SE'4 NE% fir 1250 pine 470 M., red Hr 560 M., white J : eagerly to him. The poultry « while that extending above and below
Residence 838 Washington boule­
fir 20 M., red cedar 100 M., SW4
state highway, barn on place »15,-
dealer remembered the motor li­ ■ this point along the Snake river
M . SWJ| NE>4 Hr 1700 M.. NE'4 SE4 pine 180 M., red fir 1100 M.,
*
' 7 to-
vard. Phono 398-R.
000. This pmeh slopes gently
cense number of the man who *
plains reaches the astounding total of
SKIg
Df
»6»
M.,
«Bullock
50
M.,
white
fir
60
M.,
red
cedar
40
M.,
wwfd tho ocean anti fa «0
tl than
«
sold
the
chickens
to
him
and
his
approximately 27,000 square miles.”
DR.
R.
B.
G1UFFENHAGEN,
Vut.r-
NW
’
4
SE'4
fir
1225
M..
SE'4
SE(4
City
not
to
be
sold
for
less
than
$3.50
♦
a halt mile from Crescent
arrest followed. He pleaded not «
Of the 300 square miles of lava
Inarian.
Ufflco
7th
and
M
St.
fir
1125
M..
hemlock
150
M..
SW14
dol
­
bay. Terms: Six thousand
per M. for the pine. $1.50 per M.,
phone 191-R.
desert, some forty square miles have
SEU fir 1400 M., none of the tim­ tor the red fir, aud cedar, and $1.00 3 » guilty and was hound over to
lars cash aud balance on time al
the District court for trial.
ber on this section to be sold for per M., for the white fir, Sec. 17,
* been set aside by President Coolidge.
0 per cent.
♦ “Craters of the Moon National Monu­
PIANO TUNING
less than J1.50 per M. for the fir SW4 NW4 pine 485 M., red fir **************************
i
ment” is about 150 miles southwest
THREE HUNDRED LOTS
in PIANOS TUNED—Have your piano and J 1.00 per M. for the hemlock. 185 M., white fir 85 M.. NW 4
T.
21
8..
R.
3
W.,
Sec.
29.
NW4
of Yellowstone National park.
Ocean View Tract No. 1, two miles
tuned while Mr. C. W. Kienle, of N\V% fir 750 M.. SWU NW4 fir SW4 pine 110 M.. red fir 625 M..
"Picture yourself standing In some
white fir 90 M., SW’4 SW 4 pine
from Crescent City, ut »40 ouch
Portland, is on his regular trip to
700
M
.
NW
'4
SW%
Or
400
M..
355 M.. red fir 480 M.. white Hr 70
on monthly pnymeuis. Good land
vast amphitheater whose towering
____ |
Grunts Pass.
Phone Rowell’s
none
of
tho
timber
on
these
tracts
M., NE4 8E 4 pine 565 M., red
and fine inarlue view. Crescent
walls are a riot of yellow, green, I Dr. Ji. A. Cobb, technologist of th*
Music Store, 126-J,
to
bo
sold
for
less
than
$1.75
per
fir 390 M., white fir 65 M., NW4
City is u growing town uud you
orange, brown and black, with brick United States Department of Agricul­
will do wuli to invest hers. The
M . T. 15 8.. R. 6 W.. Sec. 9. NE’4 SE4 pine 340 M., red fir 390 M.,
rod and vermilion predominating,” ture, who has discovered that by the
Cam,Xu.
hunren,
woodsmen,
and
others
.
NW
4
SW'4
fir
above sub-division Is withlu a
8W *4 fir 920 M..
white fir 30 M.. SE4 SE4 Piue
Fastest Flowing River
Mr. Llmbert writes in describing the use of a piece of glass he can Invoke
»hoe! J ilways hive SANTISEPTIC with
‘ 600
■" M.. 165 M., red fir 790 M.. white fir 65
1620 M.. SE4 SW4 fir
mile ut one of the best tracts of
district. “Imagine, too, an awesome, the aid of the sun in making micro­
The
fastest
flowing
river
In
the
them to prevent and give positive relief to
SW'4 8W% fir 1300 M., cedar 25 M.. SW4 SE4 piue 70 M.. red fir
redwood timber In tho world ou
enveloping silence. I noticed that at scopic studies of minute object«. Until
olio side aud Is within u mile trout world Is the Sutlej, In India, which M.. none ol the timber on this sec­ 835 M., white fir 65 M., Sec. 19,
places we had nothing to say. It was this glass was used, the sun blurred
Crescent City bay < on the other rises 16,900 feet above the sea und tion to be sold tor less than $1.75 NE.4 NE4 pine 400 M., red fir
little wonder the Indians feared and Instead of clarified an object under the
side. Never hot, , never cold. fulls 12,000 feet In 180 miles.
per M., for the fir and $1.00 per M., 260 M., white fir 30 M„ not to be
Call on or address
—
shunned the region.
for the cedar. T. 28 S.. R. 12 W., sold tor less than $3.75 per M., for
microscope.
•nd all skin rashes, chafing, j Q
CRESCENT CITY REALTY CO.
An Amphitheater Cave.
Sec. 13. Lot 2. red fir 350 M., Soc. the pine. $1.50 per M. for the red fir,
California
3
6
•unbum.
windbum.
chapped
Crescent City,
17 NE’4 NE14 red fir 1240 M., and $1.00 per M. for the white fir.
“East of the Bridge of Tears
French Laws Encourage
lips, etc.; a soothing lotion
white fir 820 M., cedar 50 M., NW’4 T. 32 S., R. 6 W.. See. 17, NW4
came to the entrance of what we
FOR SALE—40 across rive« bottom
for
sore,
tired
feet.
NE-4 red fir 740 M., white fir 450 SE4 pine 150 M., fir 445 M., cedar
•rwards
decided
to
call
Amphitheater
Head« of Large Families
land, ono-hult mile from Kerby,
M„ cedar 20 M.. BE4 NE’4 red fir 20 M., not to be sold for less than
cave. Climbing down, we found our­
Ore., 8 acres clear, can be watered
all Druggists 501
9-1
Paris.—The following measure«,
2950 M., white fir 1340 M., cedar $2.50 per M.. for the pine aud $1.25
selves on the east side of a room some most of them very recent, are provid'd
cheap, 25 of 40 can bo cultivated.
20 M.. SW\4 NEJ4 red fir 85Ü M„ per M. tor the fir and cedar. T. 18
Call ou or write owuer for wo can
40 feet wide and Go feet long, with a by law for the nld of large families In
white fir 190 M . cedar «0 AL. S., R. 6 W., Sec. 5, SE% SE4 fir
deal. Robert Inks, Korby, Ore­
domed celling 20 feet high. As we sat France: Reduction of various taxes In
spruco 40 M., NE>4 SE 4 red fir 540 M.. T. 30 S., R. 12 W.. Sec. 29, |
gon.
on the north side, we beheld to the proportion to the size of the family;
Machinery and
2960 M.. white fir 600 M., hemlock NW 4 NW 4 fir 165 M„ white cedar1
THE ¡HAMflSD BRAN».
a
south a perfect stage. The floor was lower rents in the so-called "cheap
70 M., NW’4 SE4 red fir 900 M., 170 M>. NE4 NW 4 fir 250 M„
I.«»lie«!
ynnr Drug*kt« f«
Heavy Hardware
FOR 8AI4E—I have 18 acres on low­
double, the lower section being about houses” and priority in the assignment
white
fir
440
M.,
codar
60
M.,
SE
4
white
cedar
65
M.,
none
of
the
tim
­
Pill« in Red and «¿old
er river road that stands me
U xp. sealed with Riu«
eight feet lower than the top of the of dwellings In those houses; special
SE4 red fir 2900 M.. v^liite fir 170 ber on these tracts to be sold for
$4500. Will take »3,000 to puy
1
° VkFf r cuiTEB g
M.. cedar 20 M., hemlock 70 M., less than $2.00 per M. for the tir
floor above, which was 1." feet wide, facilities tn acquiring rural property
off Indebtedness. If you aro look­
P. S. WOODIN
I»I\Vo>n BRAND PILI.Ä.
SW'4 SE'4 red fir 1280 M., white and $7.00 per M. tor the white ce­
It was almost an exact model of a on a small scale; reduction of the com­
ing for a bargain look this up. H.
years known as Best. Safest. Always Reliable
I
Phone 42
Bll H Nt.
fir 310 M. T. 17 S.. 11. 7 W., Sec. dar. T. 29 S., R. 11 W., See. 1. Lot
At the top of the pulsory military service by one year
modern theater,
C. Lsc, loth and A St. ________ $7
SOLD
BY
WHXiGISTS
EVERYWHERE
33. SE4 NW4 red fir 2100 M„ 3 red fir 180 M.. white cedar 150 M.,
dome the roof Uad caved in, leaving a in the case of boys who are the oldest
none of the timber on these sections N’N'L SW4 red fir 800 M., white
circular skylight six inches in diam­ of five children; reduction In railroad
FOR RENT
to be sold for less than $2.50 per cedar 300 M., NW 4 SW4 red fir
eter.
fare; scholarships in proportion to
M.
for
the
rod
fir,
$.50
per
M.
for
320
M.,
white
cedar
380
M„
Sec.
13,
OFFICE ROOMS—2 nice rooms for
"By lining flights of doves, five wa­ size of family; financial aid from the
the white fir uud hemlock, and $2.00 Lot 12, red fir 300 M., white cedar
rent. Flanagan Bldg.
06tf
ter
holes
were
located
tn
old
volcanic
Why not use a good majority
per M. for tho cedar and spruce. T. 245 M.. red cedar 30 M.. white fir
national government for each child
blowholes or fumaroles. Dipping up tinder one year of age, beginning with
27 S., R. 12 W.. Sec. 35, NW 4 10 M . Lot 13 red fir 620 M., white
of the money for your new
MISCELLANEOUS
a cupful of water we were astonished the fourth; assistance to women In
NW4 red fir 625 M., SE4 NW 4 cedar 35 M., white fir 105 M., none
homo for better plumbing?
red fir 850 M., SW4 NW 4 red fir ot the timber on these sections to
to find it Icy cold, so cold In fact, confinement; so-called "birth premi­
The
content
and
health
of
your
WILL BUY — For cash, household
1850 M.. NE4 SW 4 red fir 1250 be sold for less than $1.50 per M.
that it hurt our teeth, and we put the ums;” payment of salaries to civil em­
Roods, large or small lots. C. F.
faintly are at stake. Ix-t us
M . T. 31 8.. R. 12 W., Sec. 7. NE4 for tho red fir and red cedar, $7.00
cup down on the hot rocks to warm. ployees of the national, departmental
General Foundry and
T. Co. Fone 189-R.________ 24-tf
demonstrate our superior sup­
NE'4 rod fir 800 M., white cedar per M. for tho white cedar and $1.00
This phenomenon can only be account­ and municipal military profession in
300 M., white fir 75 M., NWU per M. Cor tho white fir. T. 28 8.,
plies and plumbing abilities.
FOR FIRE Extinguishers and refill i
Machine Work
ed for by the supposition that it was I proportion to the number of children
NE*4 red fir 225 M., whlto cedar R. 4 W., Sec. 35, NW 4 SW4 fir
fluid see Goo. 8. Barton, Grants
the seepage water from one of the ice in their families.
600 M., white fir 200 M., red cedar 3 75 M., not to be sold tor less than
Dislributor for Cunningham
P ubs , Oregon.
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caves, of which we found a number.
50 M., SE4 NE’4 red fir 420 M.. $1.50 per M. T. 36 S., R. 8 W.,
Medals are to be given to mothers of
Fly Wheel starter gears for nil
One water hole was covered with an large families, having been provided
white cedar 120 M., SW', NE1, red Sec. 31, Lot 4, yellow pine 10 M.,
PIANOS TUNED—Have your piano
Plumbing
and
Heating
makes of cars.
sugar
pino
300
M.,
fir
15
M.,
not
to
fir 645 M., whlto cedar 27<O M.,
inch coat of drowned hornets that had for by a recent enactment.
tuned while Mr. C. W. Klenlo. Of 1
__ _ NW4 __
________________
Portlund, Is on hi» regular trip to
been chilled and had fallen In. The
NE4
rod _ fir
1150 M.. white be sold for loss than $3.00 per M.
SIR 11 St.
Phone »Ofl
West
F
St.
Grants
Pass
45« M., white fir 250 il , red for G>o pino and $1.00 per M. for
Grants Pass.
Phono Rowell's |
water underneath was pure and sweet.
I cedar
WILLIAM SPRY,
There are 1000 golf clubs in the
Music Store, 126-J.
______ OS'
cedar 25 M., SE'4 NW 4 red fir U»e tir.
We called this Yellow Jacket water
900 M., whlto cedar 175 M., white Commissioner, General Land Office
United
States under construction.
hole."
ABERDEEN VILLA IN TI1E SlSKl
—
unique
YOUB—An' nt t ractive,
lodge, located In a secluded spot
By L. F. Van Zehn
off tho highway, near Oregon
© Wester» Niwrpiptr tajo»
Clives. Individual cabins attrac­
tively furnished, hot and cold
TANHX , I PAX OUT AN y All RIGHT ?-
showers, lights and open fires,
modern rules.
Reservation re­
Aw/FUl. iQT 00 NONEX
r ' water ' s been
quested, write or phono E. W.
FOB ODD JOBS ABOUT
I I RUNNING IN THE
Mongol. Korby. Oregon.
Special
T hi <5 mouse that I
/ B ath room B ow
utterttlon to clubs und private din­
ner parties.
sill
tor a week , — pur
could do in
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APPENDICITIS
"CKÄTERS OF THE
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CAMPHOR IS BIG SURPRISE
I
MINE AND MILL
SUPPLIES
CHICHESTER S PILLS
J. W. Gayetty
G. A. BRYAN
WHAT’S THE USE
PHONE 84 For your Ico cream min­
ply now or give your order for
tho dtU early. Branch Jackson
County Creamery. Prompt. Bei-
37
vice.
FREE —A aciilcd quart cun of Mon­
ogram oil with each craukcano
change at the Grants 1’aaa 8nv-
vtco elation.
PLUMBING
O. A. BRYAN—The Plumber,
sanitary plumbing aud heatlri
Hklllnd labor only employed. V
guarantee our work. Phone 300.
512 U Street.
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LtlSutiE.
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A
NEW WAAHS« ON
FAUCET
A Wise Decision