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About Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931 | View Entire Issue (July 1, 1924)
(TRITT» PAM P AflE FOtTt TVEf’mY. m.r i. ism . COVRIFR r i PCR55NAL ÏÏ» LOCAL Wonderful Bargains- f ✓ S HINGLES Our Shingles are Premium Star A Star, absolutely the best in Southern Oregon Three C’s Lumber Company West G Street Phone 59 Grants Pass — Gateway to the Oregon Caves Oregon Sampling & Testing Works (Not Incorporated) HENRY M. LANCASTER Engineer ORLANDO J. BENSTON Chemist A limited amount ot commercial chemical analysis and fire assay ing will be done, Schedule of charges now being prepared, will be furnished upon request. 204 West F Street PERMANENT OFFICE Granta Fam, Oregon Telephone »7 Couch’s Pharmacy P- DEVELOP- FOR FILMS. DEVELO ING AND PRINTING la In by 9 a. m. out by 4 p. m. Mr. and Mrs. Q. A. Woodcock were ■ hid Fellow-*— night, Installation Wednesday Jin the city thia morning from Kerby. One of the latest farmers to an J. Baumgartner, ot Salem, was Wives and Rebekahs Invited at 9 3« nounce himself as participating in ‘ looking after business matters in o'clock. the broccoli campaign, is the well , Granta Pass this morning. known poultryman of this commnn- Optical goods at Letcher A Son's, Name W as Omitted— In the card of thanks printed in j C. H. Castle, of Sutherlin, was Munday's Courier by the family und ! Ity, Jerry Foster. Ileeognlxlng its , attending to business affairs In relatives uf Mi«» Myrtle I.ettlken, I value cotunterclally and also as an additional source of feed tor his Grants Pass today. who died recently, the names ot Mr. chickens. Mr. Foster had determined Miss Madge Wiseman, of Hugo, and Mrs. Sam I.ettlken were unin to set o,t an nere of broccoli even was among the Tuesday shoppers tentionally omitted. * before the plans of the agricultural her*. committee of the Chamber o’ Com- I'rgcsl to Decorat«— See Dr. Marks for best glasses. tf. All business houses and homes are me roe had fully matured. William Stapleton has returned to urged to decorato with flags and In speaking of the broccoli plant Roseburg and Is now employed in buting for July 4. by the commit ing program to a representative of i that city. tee In charge of the day. Anyone the Courier, Mr. Foster stated. • You Wendall A. Colby leave.« tonight I having rooms to rent for the night mey count me in or. tbh program, i for Bakersfield. Cal.. where he will of July 3, 4 or 5, ntay list the same It Is the most constructive program ' spend a few days. at the office of A. C. Wheeler, on that I have noted In ngricultnral Mr. and Mrs. O. D. McCallister, of South Sixth street. The price and lines for some time. I nm a*t*ioes Roseburg, and Miss Priscilla Bronx, guests desired, men or women, to have the Industry grow and get of Lincoln. Nebr., are visiting here should be stated. into the carlot class, so that therq tor a short time. will be a new industry here Esther B. Cooley, of Corvallis, and July 4 Concesaloas For Sal. "M'hile the offer of the Chamber Mrs. O. S. Cooley, of Bozeman, Space for all kinds of lunch, sand of Commerce has been very gener Mont., were among the visitors in wiches and coffee. Inquire D. C. ous in which it guarantees the grow Grants Pass today. McIntyre. S?i er a satisfactory market, or what* Fresh fruits—Tonrist Grocery, tf amounts to the same thing, for my J. H. Fuller, secretary of the Ash- Ashland Caravan Visits— part I am not going to accept this land Chamber of Commerce, was A caravan of boosters for the Ash offer. I had determined to go Into among the boosters who participated land celebration on.July 3 and 4 the venture before I knew that the In the caravan through the valley to came to Grants Pass this morning Chamber of Commerce was even day. "to return the compliment." as the contemplating helping the Industry, B. S. M’eir. assistant superintend leaders stated. There were about 20 so will still continue to go it alone. ent of the Southern Pacific, and J. cars in the parade which went the "I hope that in the not too dis O. Johnson. Glendale road master, length of Sixth street and turned tant future It will be possible for were here today after investigating around, getting lunch here and re these «ante people to develop a plan turning in the early afternoon to whereby the poultry business here yesterday’s fire at Merlin. Mrs. Agnes L. McKenzie arrived Ashland. All ot the cars bore ban may be developed so that carlot ship Sunday night from San Jose. She ners advertising some feature of the ments of chickens and eggs will be is the guest of Mrs. A. W. Dahlberg Ashland celebration. A huge crowd possible". Mr. Foster has his own while in the city. Mrs. McKenzie is expected in Ashland for the day. plants which he grew from seed. expects to leave tonight for Rose They are Just about the right size Will |-eave Tomorrow— burg. for transplanting now, and he ex Mr. and Mrs. E. H. MacDaniels and Rev. C. M. Cline and family will pects to set them out within the next family left today for the north, hav leave tomorrow evening for the 10 days. ing shipped their household goods to north, going as far as Wolf Creek Portland. Mrs. MacDaniels will visit the first night. On the second day Burns composed "Scots What is Roseburg for a few days, but Mr. they will go to Brownsville where a Hae" in a thunder storm and on MacDaniels will continue on north. county Baptist Anniversary picnic is horseback. Glasses fitted at Letcher A Son’s. to be held. They will then continue A boot on exhibition at the Shoe Eugene Kester, of Holland, ac north to Vancouver, where Bev. and I-rather Trades exposition In companied by his sister, Mrs. Ida Cline is to preach on Sunday in the England was mad.» In one day by 15 Cline, of I .os Angeles, Cal., in in the Baptist church. He has been offer girls. city for a few days, buying supplies ed the pulpit there but has not yet A collection of editorial tributes for his mine on Sucker creek. He made his decision as to accepting to Warren O. Harding, published In reports prospects better than ever in the offer. the nation's press, will be preserved the bills. He is stopping at the In Washington When Better Automobile«— Grants Pass hotel. Are built Bhlck will build them, tf ■ HI price« cut on Silk Dre«««*«, I'mitv amt Hulls Mrs. NELLIE NEAS Gifts—for Each Month of the Year Birthdays, Weddings and Anniversarie« 75c up—at Barnes Jewelry and Gift Shop 1 Have Your Kodak Ready to take pictures of the places you visit this week-end. Brownie cameras here at $2 up—Eastman kodaks at $6.50 up. Complete stocks of fresh films always on hand. Developing ami printing by experts. Best service. Music and Photo House Htanlon Rowell, I’ropr. GRANTS FANN, OREGON Chick Check Ties The very latest in Men’s narrow ties for Summer Something different. LADIKN HIKING IK HITS Woodward’s Council Meets Thursday— The city council will hold its regu lar meeting on Thursday night. Noth ing of importance is to come up at this session, according to Mayor NV. D. Fry. The second reading of the new traffic ordinance, drawn up to provide for new parking regulations for Grants Pass, may take place. M ill Survey for Bridge— A crew was sent out this morning make the survey for the bridge over the east fork of the Illinois river. The state highway commis sion has advertised for bids on the work, there to ’«• opened on July 29 at the next meeting of the commis sion at Portland. Heavy Fine Assessed— A fine of 150 and costs was as sessed against MacVicar, M'all and Logan today in the court of Justice L. W. Smith. The charge preferred was working horses with «ore necks and «boulders on the highway Job. C. R. M’ade, local humane officer, investigated and found that 11 of the 26 horses would have to be laid off. The foreman in charge ha« promised to take better care of the livestock. Section House Bums— Lightning Sets Elgin Fir e s- ■ A showerless thunder storm played havoc in the forests of the county Monday night, setting eight different fires. The fires are being fought' today, the largest one being fire mile« west ot Mt. Reuben, near , tiie head of the West Fork of Whis key creek, Tlfls blaze could not I m * reached today but a crew was be- Ing prepared to send out tonight, Nine men are to comprise the crew, Other blazes are scattered through- out the northern part of the county. It is not believed that any of them will prove to !>»• serious. Women's Silk Hose- Seconds—In these colors: Thrush, Jack Rabbit. Silver. Airdale, Black and Sunset. No refunds, no ex changes. Limit three pair to a cus tomer. July 2 and 3. Three pair 11. C. F. T. Co. 35 Hap Roundtree Arrive«— Hap Roundtree, the aviator who last fall spent several days In the city making commercial flights, ar-1 rived here today with mechanic! Trask. They expect to be here for the next few days. .Mr. Roundtree lit on the old aviation field and was I confused by the many red flags which he saw at various places there. I At first he decided that they ware! warning signs and woul not land but finally decided to chance it. When , he landed, he found that he was on the local golf course, which has been prepared by loceal men for prac* tice. The section house of the Southern Pacific company at Merlin was burned to the ground Monday after noon. During the fire, Ira Cole was injured when a fire extinguisher fell 12 feet from the roof and hit him on the shoulder. He was brought to Grants Pass and taken to -the hos pital where he was placed under the care of Dr. Moser. The fire is be Turkeys Htalk Rattlers— Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Ledgerwood lieved to have started from a defec tive flue. The afternoon train was are raising 500 turkeys this season held np about 10 minutes, waiting at their ranch on Boomer Mill «ays the Myrtle Creek Mail. To protect for the fire to subside. the birds from the coyotes and other varmints they herd them out on the Dog« Were Admitted— C. R. M’ade, the humane officer range, as one would sheep. The tur for this part of Southern Oregon, keys have a penchant for locating was called upon recently to go to the rattlesnake«, and Mr. Ledgerwood's top of the Siskiyou« where the quar son and daughter have killed «ome antine station is maintained to in sixteen rattlesnakes recently which vestigate reports that people, unable were «talked by the turkeys. Once to bring their dogs Into Oregon, the turkeys come upon a snake they were abandoning them on the Cali let out a series of loud crie« and be fornia side of the line. He found gin milling about the reptile. This 18 parties camped there. Dr. H. H. movement naturally confuses the Green, assistant state veterinarian, creature and it tolls up ready to give was interviewed and permission was battle. At about this stage of the per granted for the tourist to have the formance the turkey herders arrive dogs dipped and to bring them into on the scene and kill the snake, Oregon. The tourists bad camped on which enables the turkeys to again the California side of the line walt- turn their attention to the storing ing for the quarantine to be lifted, away of the grasshopper crop and rather than give up their doge. the converting ot the same into choice eating for the Thanksgiving Plata of Grants Pass - and Holiday season only a few Blue prints »1.50; blue Hoe prints, months away.—Roseburg News Re view. »1.75. Courier office. RIVOLI Tonight and Tomorrow SPECIAL Added Attraction REVERE A personal appearance of the Big Belgian TIRES Police Dog << KING D” Has worked with "Strong heart" and "Rin Tin Tin" in all their big picture«. Tom Meighan in “Pied Piper Malone" i No t'luingc in Price» Replace your old tires with Revere Cords and Revere Tubes. Tomorrow A travel picture trip tlic world Adult» 35c ECLARE your independence of tire trouble before the "4th”. D around in Children 10c 4 If you drive a light car see the new .30 x 3% inch "R” Tread Clincher Cord built to provide high grade cord tire equipment for small cars with clincher rims. Revere quality all the way through This is the time of the year when Items such as the follow ing are moat useful no matter where you got GOODYEAR RUBBER COMPANY Distributors Portland ABHORRENT COTTON ADHESIVE TAPE. GAUZE BANDAGfc. IODINE. H.NAKE BITE REMEDY SKF.ETF.lt HKOtrr. lie Mure you have an supply. CLEMENS Hells Drugs and Books IL 8UITH On* the Installment Plan «38. «40, «48 and up JOHN HUMMEL Tuffs Bldg., 817 H Htrert the rich, pure product of West CoastDairies It's Nestléis ALFINE *
