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About Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931 | View Entire Issue (July 9, 1924)
page rorn W ednesday , GRANTS PAW DALLY COURirn JviA w. i You Will Save Time PER52IML Kids ten cents tent show 41 James T. Clinnock is looking after business matters today in Medford. All of Grants Pass try to get in tent theatre Friday night. 41 Joe Schmitt, of the Schmitt Bros. Lumber company of Gazelle. Calif., is in the city on business. Niel R. Allen is in Jacksonville for the day attending to business mat ters. Mrs. I. W. Follls and son. Gibson, of Salem, are the guests of Rev. and .Mrs. F. Gordon Hart, for a few days. Mrs. J. II. Edwards, of Corvallis, was among the visitors in the city this morning. Cool clean and wonderful tented auditorium one big week adjoining Riverside Park opening Fri. July 11. LOOIL district alarming Big Meeting— Tonight Security Benefit Asso. In itiation and entertainment. Every Medford, Ore.. July 9.—(A. P.)— member bring u friend. 41 At a well attended meeting of the Ry asking us first for anything you may need in the line of water users of the Medford Irriga Cooler Weather Today— tion district, held Montlay afternoon The mercury took a real slump to- st the Medford library the water alt- duy eliding to 94 this afternoon from untlon was summarized by the en- 104 yesterday atternoon. glneers and directors of the Medford Irrigation district. Mr. Schltfle, one of the district engineers explained Boy Scouts to Meet— A meeting of Troop 2 of the Boy ' Ihe progress of bringing the water Scouts will be held this evening and "I Four-Mile lake over to Fish lake, all memlters are asked to be present, i He stated that more than fifteen The WINCHESTER Store .1 ■ i second feet of water from Four Mlle Caves Given Story— lake waH emptied Into a canyon The last Oregon Motorist, the of- ,,b"u' • •«»<»*• F,«>' where The flclal publication of the Oregon Mo- 11 disappeared Into the lava, tor association, contains a long story Question of conducting this water Cof Bullet in Chest over the lava beds by means of a pipe 41 concerning the Oregon Caves. The was discussed, but on account of the but Saved His Friend article is illustrated and should do Optical goods at Letcher & Son's. A duel was fought In a forest on the rugged nature of the country and Its Will entertain thousands of tour much toward directing the attention Inaccessibility It was decided that •utsklrts of Berlin recently between of the motorist to the popular resort ists tented auditorium week opening two men more than forty years old this could not be accomplished for who bad been lifelong friends, accord Friday. July 11th, grounds adjoining this irrigating season. Elmer Cole Health Bread — ing to a Berlin letter in the Continen park. It London, July 9.— (A. P.)—Oxford tal edition of the London MalL And other Davidsons Broad nt the man. one of the district's directors, Among the Eugene men who were They are both bachelors, but one, a I'niversity has found a subject for attending to local business matters Truax Grocery. 41 told the meeting of the effort on lie halt of the Rogue River Valley Ca merry squire, fell In love with a pretty heated discussion in a speech made nal company to get this water girl of twenty-one and was determined recently by a Rhodes Scholar from today were J. D. Liston. L. E. Liston Waiinishaunta Girls Meet— to marry her. The other, a wealthy the United States. W. C. Greene, of and E. M. Sharp. I through from Four Mlle lake and The Wannishaunta Camptire girls the difficulties to be surmounted be- The pick of refined dramas, com- business man, was certain the pretty girl would make his friend unhappy. Rhode Island, a graduate of Brown edies and entertainments with vau- will hold a meeting on the court | cause of the mountainous and rocky He noticed, for Instance, that when the University. Mr. Green was replying deville between acts with tent thea- house lawn at 4 o'clock on Thursday. character of the country. Mr. Cole three of them were in restaurants the to a toast proposed toy Rudyard Kip tre, opening Friday. July 11th. 41 All members must lie there as the man stated that he believed they hnd pretty girl returned the admiring ling at the annual dinner at Oxford Chas. Crogster, who is associated meeting is Important. ' finally succeeded in diverting this glances of young men at other tables. of the Rhodes Scholarship Trust. with the Pleasant Creek mine at water and that every day from now Love Is blind and the squire saw "Oxford and Europe.” said Mr. Gold Hill, was in town today looking Danes— on would find an Increased diversion nothing of this. His friend, not under Greene, as reported in the Daily Mail, For a dime or a dollar. I from Four Mile lake where there la standing the danger of interfering in "have brought death to us of our after business matters. Josephine H. Forney, special Grounds. Friday night. other people's love affairs, hit on a 1 now upwatds of seven thousand acre plan to save him. He sent the pretty dreams, our romance, and our hopes writer for the Oregonian, was a vis feet of storage water, which under giri a love letter Inviting her to meet that here we find three years of life, itor in Grants Pass last night and Trout Fb-hing Good— a careful administration would be him and signed it with a fictitious of continuous strangeness and dnty. this morning. Trout fishing on the Rogue is ample to meet the needs of the dis name. Two love letters had no effect, Ladies free, children dollar a doz- "Romance is dead in us. and the trict. but the third brought that naughty grey, unbeautiful buildings of Ox en. Tent theatre opening at Oregon’s now excellent with fine catches be At the office of the Rogue River ing made. Early morning or late girl to the rendezvous, and he was Play grounds Grants Pass, July 11th. I evening fishing is the best with Valley Canal company this morning there to see her arrive. He went home ford have become just old-fashioned 41 there was an air of optimism over a ckuckling and told her how be bad I buildings, and oftentimes prisons Fred H. Kiser, photographer who little chance <rf getting anything report from Fish lake of an Increase tricked her and warned her to leave both of the soul and body, Oxford while the sun is high. his friend alone. has not been Elysium, nor has our makes his headquarters at Crater I of some eight second feet inflow into Latke during the summer, was look But she, with that touch of genius experience of the continent. Fish lake which they believe to be Vegnv — which deceives mere men every time, "But two things have come to a ing after business matters here last the water dumped from Four Mlle Vltafood and Vegex almonds at went straight off to her squire with good many of us. We have learned night. into the lava beds above Fish lake. 41 tears In her eyes and the letters in Lady and gentlemen or two ladies '.he Truax Grocery. the plain, old fashioned, prehistoric Coloring matter of a harmless na- her hand. with one ticket admitted to the best antediluvian joy of just sitting down. I tore has been injected into the Four The result was the duel and a bullet seats Friday night. 41 Al Martineau Ri luni— Mile lake water above the point In the chest of the kind but blunder We have come to see that idlers and Mr. and Mrs. A! J. Martineau and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gorman, accom where it enters the lava beds, and It ing friend. The story has, however, a idleness of the body are not terms of panied by Joe's brother .Eddie Gor daughter. Doris, have returned from is expected that within a few days highly moral ending. Overcome with contempt. Mr. Martineau is this brauded water, so to speak, will grief at the sight of his friend bleed “The prime minister of England man. have returned here after a trip I Los Angeles. ing on the ground, the squire agreed represents to many of us the thing to Oakland. Eddie Gorman will re still extremely ill, having suffered appear in Fish lake and conclusively to have nothing more to do with the which Oxford has brought to us, main in Grants Pass to assist at the from an attack of inflammatory I settle the question of this diversion pretty girt rheumatism and flu. He will be rightly or wrongly. Here we have Gorman gymnasium. compelled to remain in bed for some Fresh fruits — Tourist Grocery, tf sat down frequently, sometimes with Yesterday Biggest Day— Crowd tented auditorium, cool and time yet. intense reverence, at the foot of the Yesterday was the biggest day of proof Friday night opening rain history. grizzled figure of After the Hand Concert-— the season at the bath house at ladies free. 41 IT’S EASY TO TAKE "We have come to see the need of Open air dance at the fair grounds Riverside Park. Mrs. Alice Myer».' Mr. and Mrs. James P. Doyle have with you. the new attitude towards peoples. Friday night. 43 * who has charge, states that there and people towards the state, We returned from North Bend and Some time this month or next, I were more swimmers than at any' Marshfield where they h^ve been for home, many of us, with the sec go 1 we hope you will be one of the Caves Attendance I-arge— time previously this year. The pa several days. They report a most en ,ret hope that some day we may en- lucky ones to knock off a few Attendance at the Oregon Caves is1 tronage is much greater than ever joyable time at the various beaches. ter the politics of our own country weeks,—and do nothing but and I perhaps breathe in the slaw The Bandon beach was found prefer growing daily with a total of 430U seen since the resort was built, many enjoy life. » registered up to last night. On July I days this season having eclipsed the I amalgam of our nature, the recogni- able. Before you do it, come in and Parking for a thousand cars at JO last year 2949 had registered L records set in former years. The wa I tion of the social truth which has tell us: ‘‘Hand me over one of ! been enunciated so many times and adjoining tent theatre just over the there and It is believed that by to ter is 74 degrees daily. those compact little portables I so vainly during the last 2.000 years, bridge. Come country folks join in morrow night at least 4600 will have you have in your window, and i which we with our younger ears, the good times starting Fri. July 11. registered falling a little short of about a dozen good records." 41 Waving twice the number of visitors though older ones seem often unable If you take our advice, you’ll as last season. On July 4th, 305 BIGELOW—To Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. William Kesterson t so to do, can hear. have a vacation as you've never Bigelow, of Williams, Tuesday, were in Grants Pass for a few days were through the caverns and on I “ We do not go home with re- had one before. You'll marvel July 8, a son. Sunday 250 went through. Every after a trip to Diamond Lake and ! grets. Whatever may have been the at the playing of one of these other upper river points. They ex- day sees an average attendance of 1 unexpressed desires of Cecil Rhodes portables which can be carried j in laying the foundation of those pect to leave this afternoon for the 150. in one hand.—and you'll be OUR MOST Port I.AK | scholarships, if he meant us to love Kerterson mill at Topsy, in the happier for taking it with you, Get Y'onr Savage Tir e s ' Klamath country. 1 another nation, if he meant us to be- —anywhere. At Russell’s Pacific-Redwood Serv Glasses fitted at Letcher & Son’s. ; come apostles of that great creed $12.00 to $60.00 Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Bratton and ice Station. Special sale on Savage for which Mr. Kipling has labored so ROD long and so finely, we must deny his family, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Coke and tires until July 5th. The Music and Photo family, and Mrs. Dora Cleveland are hopes. House “Oxford and England and Europe leaving tonight for Crater Lake. .Air Mail Received— S. Rowell A few letters which have been have only made us love America They will go from there to Diamond ATLANTIC Ä sent from the east by the air mail, Lake and Klamath Falls. They ex more. We become more American All Colors 75c which started on the first of pect to be gone about a week or 10 the every day that we are here. We are month, have reached Grants Pass. sick of handshaking across the seas. days. JI VENIRE KIDDIE KAPS 15c Oregon’s best play ground gets Letters are received here for the "Long ago we resigned our posi- I Other Styles 25c to 75c , tion as unofficial ambassadors. We tented Theatre adjoining (Riverside planes and sent to Portland and from there to Cheyenne by train. At Park, Grants Pass, opening Friday, go home gladly and eagerly to a na 41 Cheyenne the mail is picked up by tion which we know and love and un July 11th. the plane and rushed east, Several Mr. and Mrs. Herman Schmidt and derstand, if often we cannot admire daughter, Mildred, and Claude days are saved by re-routing the it. Bells Drugs and Book« "We go home with some apprecia Schmidt have returned from a trip mall. The Mail costs 8 cents per ounce per zone, the country being dl- to Yellowstone National Park. Mr. TONIGHT 3GU Ji— tion of duty and appreciation of hu man life. Some day. perhaps, some and Mrs. Reinhold Schmidt, who ac vided into three zones for the ser- of use may amount to something if companied them to Yellowstone park vice. Mail to the east coast would the life of idleness has not become returned to Grants Pass a day ear cost 2 4 cents an ounce. or fraction. lier. Reinhold Schmidt has been too strong.” in 10 per cent Cash Discount connected with the irrigation project Iatxury— Sandwich spread at the Truax near Hamilton, Mont., which has July Reduction Sale 41 Grocery. been completed. Theatre parties will visit tented HELMER’S Light Turns Corner theatre from Medford and Crescent Another Boxing Card Tuesday— The Home of Good Furniture” Another amateur boxing card is City. Reservations being made, come A mystery drama adapted from on boosters we have hundreds of being arranged for next Tuesday) the popular stage play of same name. seats, opening Friday night, July 11, evening at the Grants Pass Athletic* JOHN HUMMEL ladies free tickets. 44 club on O street. Workouts are be ing held nightly, beginning tonight Lewis Tuthill and Bob Rodenare, Comedy of the Merced Irrigation district In and the public Is invited to witness California, were in the city over these. Both boxing and wrestling Tuffs Bldg., 517 H Street night. Mr. Tuthill was formerly con events will be staged. Joe Gorman nected with the Grants Pass district is now trying to find some one to but upon its completion went to the match against Phillips who defeated Merced district. He states that wa Fenner last time. Phillips is seek ter is extremely short in the southern ing the belt given by Joe foi; the club Swifts Premium state. They left this morning for championship In the lightweight Sutherlin where the parents of Mr. class which will also carry the south Hams and Bacon Cecil Tuthill reside. They came up over ern Oregon honors with it. The Truax Grocery Barricks will wrestle Pat Robins, the Redwood highway. who beat 8choltz recently, Scholtz is champion for this part of Oregon. Walter Lonnon Arrested— Charged with setting fires, Walter Harold Briggs and Delbert Hott will Betty’s Solo Couch’s Pharmacy Lonnon was arrested yesterday even box. Browning and Forman and “The Träumerei“ FOR FILMS, DEVELOP ing on a justice warrant. It was al Marvin Barricks and Sackett will ING AND PRINTING Edward S. Berry, Lvnn. Mui., the leged by neighbors that Lonnon was wrestle. The boxing events are all Matinee prices 25c and 10c man who developed fused quarti to seen while setting the blaze. Lonnon of four rounds with 15 minute In by n a. m. out hy 4 p. m. Evening prices 35c and 10c such dearness that light, heal and lives on a place along the Redwood wrestling bouts. The main wrestling violet rays can be directed and made event will be 30 minutes. highway. to tavri «sound • corner. 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