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Hegemon Laboratory is Dedicated
To Conduct War On Tuberculosis
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Mrs. Frank Mashburn has return­
ed from a trip east, having visited
the Hhrlno convention at Kansas
City. Sb« also accompanied Mr.
Mashburn to New York.
E . H. Mai Daniels Is holding down
his old position In the forestry of-
flee for a few days, haying remain­
ed over hero while Supervisor A. II.
Wright, of (he local forest office, Is
combatting fires set Monday night
by lightning.
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l.urge Bcrri«-»: Picked—
Blackberries are grown by the
Inch In Grants Pass, rather than by
the box
Some grown by R. A.
Gentry on II street and shown at the
Courier office were one and seven
Mr.
eighths Inches In length.
Gentry stales that he picked several
gallons of th«- berries this morning.
County <’ourt Meet«»—
The county court Is In session to*
day but nothing of importance was
to come before the body.
Preferred 5 loci'
Stows to Remain Opt-n—
Stores of Grants Pass will remain ,
open tomorrow night until 9 o’clock
to allow people of the city to make
their purchases tor the Fourth,
which Is to l>e observed hy all mer-
A Big Fourth of July —
Chicken dinner at the Oregon chants.
Caves. The kitchen and dining room I
at the Oregon Caves Is in charge of Weather More Modem!«1—
The weather man was a little
members of the home economics de-
part men t of the Oregon Agricultural more moderate today In bl* offering
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College, Why not visit the Caves to the people of the community. The
mercury
went
to
9
4.
as
against
98
atld get your dinner there on tile
New Buick Motlcl Her«—-
37 yesterday.
The new Buick Standard Six has Fourth? 11.00. per plate.
arrived in Grants Pass, this being
Fireworks Aw Hetureil—
the new model which the Buick com­ Do Commcrcinl Hying—
A blueprint of the fireworks dis- ‘
Aviator Hap Roundtree and his play for the Fourth of July celebra-
pany announced yesterday. T. M.
Stott drove the car down from 'Port­ mechanic, R. R. Trask, are to do tion at the county fair ground*
Picked red ripe anti
land, arriving here this morning. The comm« rclal flying here until Sun­ shows a big assortment of set pieces
Immediately canned
other model, the Master Six, is much day, they stated this morning.. The for the evening. The representa-
like the 1924 model. The company two came here for the Fourth of tive of the concern which is supply­
~They are packed
will discontinue the manufacture of July celebration and will do stunt ing them is here today getting the
the four. Mr. Stott, one of the mem­ flying, with day and night fire­ various sets ready. It is estimated
solid and reach
bers of the local agency, attended works on July 4. 5 and 6. Th»v that the display will cover 800 feet
you in the best
the dealers' meeting in Portland, will start taking passengers this at one end in front of the grand
The car is on display at the sales evening, their headquarters biIng at stand. Those in charge declare it to
possible condition
the old aviation field.
room.
be one of the best displays ever seen
in Southern Oregon.
Ashland Registration H«-avy—
NO Parking in Auto Park—
The highest standing record for Buy Your Tickets—
The park board announced that
out-of-state registrations was brok­
At the Courier office for Airplane! PREFERRED STOCK BRAND
during the celebration here on July
Quality Outstanding
en yesterday, when 203 cars regis­ rides.
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4. 5 and 6, cars are not to be parked
tered. June 18, 184 machines stop­
in the auto camp. The auto park is
ped in Ashland to get out-of-state New Sticker Arrives—
for tourists only and steps will be
permits, and since then, the record
The Redwoods are being advertis­
taken to see that the space Is not
had not been reached until yester­ ed on the coast as never before. To- It’s Good Joss for Junk
taken up with local machines. They
day. when it was beat by 19. This day stickers were received from the
to Cross Steamer’s Bow
may park in the regular parking
spaces In Riverside park, however. would seem to indicate that instead Save the Redwoods league showing
Seattle. Wash.—“It’s a good J obs
No firecrackers or any other explo­ of driving motorists into the cool a picture of a giant Sequoia on the for a Chinese Junk to cross the bows
sives will be allowed in the park and woods, hot weather makes them front and a map of the Redwood ■ of a big overseas steamship, but it un­
these will be taken from any child­ take to the highway, as yesterday highway on the back. Only a few of! nerves shipmasters, who have to uno
was warmer than any other registra-' the stickers were received at this | utmost care to avoid collisions,” de­
ren or others who are found to be
tion day.—Ashland Tidings.
time by the local A. A. A. office but clared Capt. John Griffith of the Pres­
exploding them there.
Several
more are expected.
A large sign ident Jackson, here from the Orient.
special officers will see to the en­
“Each Junk has two light blue eyes,
Foor Fires in County-
about three miles from Grants Pass
forcement of the edict.
Four fires, under the jurisdiction on the sharp turn at Greens creek, one painted on each side of the bow.
Upon approach these figures give the
of the state fire officers, were burn­ advertises the Redwood route. It is craft with black tall sails and elevated
Printing that nleaaee—Conrier
ing during the past two days. These one of the large ones agreed upon stems a dragonlike aspect. The Chi­
were only small brush fires and did by the association and was erected nese mariners believe the eyes are
not amount to much, all being put by the Foster and Kleiser company. necessary, and no Junk will venture
under control. In the national for­
offshore without them. Mariners of
the China coast assert that it a big
est, the Rum creek fire is burning Sale Article* Sold—
hard and the forestry officials are
Members of the C. and B. Econ­ liner Just misses them or strikes them
expecting some trouble. Forest omy store firm believes that it pays a glancing blow, the ’good Joss’ is
Supervisor A. H. Wright and Henry to advertise. The nine cent sale perched on the bows of their vessel
for months.”
Haefner left last night for West yesterday drew large crowds of local (
Fork, with a crew of men headed and country people to the store and
BORN
by Con Fenner and expect to fight all of the special articles were,
fires on the west fork of Cow creek. cleaned out long before closing time. * McLANE—To Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
four fires raging there now. These One thousand small mats were soldi D. McLane, of this city, Monday,
fires were a portion of those set by between 8 and 11 and Mr. Biddle; June 30, a daughter.
lightning Monday night and are in states that he could have disposedI McCUTCHEON—To Mr. and Mrs. N.
a place, where fire fighting opera­ of 500 more. The store was much I McCutcheon, of Wolf Creek, Wed­
tions are difficult.
pleased with the results of the sale. ! nesday, July 2, a daughter.
tomatoes ^“
~open a can
TONIGHT/
Th« dedication of the Hegwman
Memorial
laboratory at Mt. Me
Gregor
near
Huratogs
Hprings,
N. Y„ marks a step forward in the
light on tuberculosis, according to
the medical authorities who par­
ticipated in tbu ceremonies re­
cently.
The
new
atone structure la a
harmonious architectural feature
of the sanatorium group of twenty-
two buildings, which the Metropol­
itan Mfe Insurance Company main­
tains for the benefit of the sick
among the lO.OvO of Its field and
home.office stuff.
It was provided for by a fund of
fioo.ooo tn the will of th« late
John Uogeen Megeman. president
of the coin paar from 11*1 to 1(10,
to w.'ioaa U*s building is a rnamor-
ial. "W" hope—we even expert," de­
clared Haley Fiska, now president
of the company, “that num» dis­
covery will b« made hero that will
tie connected with the name of the
donor and will be of luting benefit
to future gcneraXiona”
Dr. Edward IL Baldwin. head of
Trudeau Sanatorium
st
H-irauar
, I Ake and one of the foremost auth­
orities on tuberculosis.
welcomed
i he new laboratory into the field of
scientific research.
"The eum’.or-
lum represents what wo know
, about
tuberculosis,” he declared.
"The laboratory represents
what
we do not know, but must find out."
An thterewting figure at the cere­
mony was the Rev. Father P. NI.
Waggett, famous British scientist
tad theologian who studied with
I the great Pasteur, foremost setent-
11st of the nineteenth century. "Only
I to-day wo are beginning to under­
stand the greatness of Pasteur.”
he said. "The world knows noth­
ing of its greatest men. the unseen
workers, secret, cloistered, hidden,
world-forgetting, they pursue their
studies tirelessly until one day thu
world learns that they have dis­
covered a cure for some disease."
The Metropolitan sanatorium has
i been the chief means, dlrecQy i
I through its treatments,
and
in-
! directly,
through the instruction
i lulled on to fellow workers by for-
| mor patients. In reducing by 60
per cent the death rate from tu­
berculosis among the company’s
employees within a period of tea
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Yours truly,
John Smith
All the world despises an anonymous letter. We like a man
to sign his name to what he writes.
But did you ever think that unknown merchandise is anony­
mous? Nobody to vouch for it. No name signed.
Notice the advertisements in this paper. There in bold print
are the names of those who stake their reputations—stake your
good-will towards them on the truth of what they have written.
The maker of advertised goods realizes that he might fool you
once—hut never the second time. His success is dependent upon
your continued confidence in what he says in the advertisements.
Read the advertisements with confidence. They tell truths
that von should know.
The measure of satisfaction is larger
in advertised products
Head the Ads in the Courier