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GRANTS PAM DAILY COI RIER PAGE TWO MONDAY, JIT.V Si, I ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ Prnfh'hl Held Insane*— ♦ The officers thia morning went to ADDITIONAL LOCAL ♦ I ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦* Kerby to hi Ing back E. K. Penfield, Published Dally Except Sunday Miss Ruth Nichols arrived here whom llisy state la hopelessly Insane. A. B. Voorhies - Pub. and Propr. Bunday morning from lx>s Angeles They have notified the man's wifi* K'*cp Them < lean Alili Five frolli Entered at postoffice. Grants Pasa, INiiM'nou» Waats* with Dr, Ore., as second-class mail matter. for a visit of two months hare with at Pasadena, asking for Inst ruction a. Carey's Mar*hroot Pre- her sister. Mrs. Eiirl Young. script Ion No. 777 ADVERTISING RATES Jo Harper and C W. Kieulo left The July issue of The Volt, just Display space, per inch—----------- 35c ,0ft the press, contains one of the Saturday by auto for San Francisco, Nev lleva lu»tallc«l— Local-personal column, per linc.lUc Th- First National Bunk was lo- 6 OUNCE BOTTLE. 75c best stories on "Bird Lite" which on a vacation. Mr. Kienle will at Readers, per line— —...... — 5c installing 150 new safety de- No Drugs—J uki Hoot* and llerl haa been published for a loug time. tend the Western Music Dealers con- DAILY COURIER and M<>n< y Hach if h Don’t Gossip of Staff Correspondents posit boxes, making a total of 510 By mall or carrier, per year —|3.C3 This unusual article has been pre ventlon. Help You Moiuii-rfully at World Centers of By mall or carrier, par month. .53 A. B. Davis, accompanied by Mr now In the big vault at the bank, pared especially for the Copco pub Population and Mrs. Boyd and their friend from] '"ey were purchased through E T. lication by two well-known residents When back aches and puffin'*** WEEKLY COURIER By mail, per ysar _--------- ------- 33.30 of the State of Oregon, William L. California, went to Portland Satur-1 Armstrong, southern Oregon repfe. h.i»K under the eyes, It means that and Irene Finley of the National day, returning here yesterday with s nt.'.tive for the Victor Safe and your kidneys in*ed cleaning need to MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED FRESS b« built up. Washington. July 31.— (I. N. S.) Mr. Lock company of Cincinnati, The The Associated Press Is exclusive —The Democratic aide of political Association of ‘Audubon Societies, his brother, Wilbur Davis. Il may mean much more it quick buses are »'* > oiwructed that they aetl'Ui ly entitled to the use for republica Boyd is a California lumberman. who are recognized throughout the Isn't taken—your wry lif« Washington is ready for another tion of all news dUpatches credited may depend on what you do today. Miss Nona Bridge, teacher in the are absolut, ly th at proof. entire United States as authorities In this, or all otherwise credited, in Noah-slse flood, half a dozen Thirty- Dr. Carey's Marahroot Prescription Grants Pass schools 15 years ago. this paper and also the local news Year Wars, or a second Black on the subject of "bird life." 77T I* for kidney aud bladder trou stopped over todsy between trains Speaking of -Mr. Finley, the editor KOlilJi'H <31 IMP III ROLAR published herein. b|ea anil for that purpose has been Plague, but not for another National of The Volt makes ths following to call on old friends. Miss Bridge All rights for republication of GETS 20 YEARS IN pen used with what might lie called phi* Convention. apectal dispatches herein are also re nomenal success for <<» years. It hu» Is a resident of Pasadena and teach comment: served. _____________ The Republicans are having helped thousands and haa saved es in Loe Angeles. She will visit Ix>s Angeles. July 21- II. N. Hi '’Conversation of the rapidly dis many Uvea. Washington all to themselves these Crater Lake and other points. MONDAY, JULY 21. 1IMM. - (Melvin C. Nelson, self-styled It Is rigidly guaranteed—If It days. The Democrats are mostly appearing wild life of this country, ■Rev. and Mrs. F. Gordon Hart "world's champion burglar” is watt doesn't help yuu In oue week's time, especially its birds, is Mr. Finley's confined to their rooms recovering In tablet and lluuid left this morning for Eugene to at ing here to be taken to Sail Quentin money back ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ from the recent hilarity in New life work. As a lecturer for the Na- tend the last days of the Oregon Prison to begin a twenty-year term. form at Couch'* Pharmacy and all ♦ York. OREGON WEATHER They left here in June in tional Association of Audobon So- Synod. They were accompanied by Nelson claimed to have engaged In real druggists everywhere. Price, 75c. Thought Pacific Coast States: The ♦ frock coats and excellent physical cieties of America, as a writer and Mrs. Myron C. Gaston and Mrs. J. Couch's Pharmacy. Mull order» 1,500 roberies In all parts of the outlook is for continued fair ♦ condition, but as late as today they photographer, he is a leader in his A. Johnsrud, who will also attend accepted. country. still have the frayed look of a collar chosen field of endeavor. First of the meetings of Synod. Mr and ♦ weather in California, except all an educator, hs is also au enter ♦ for considerable cloudiness near that's been too often to the wrong ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ tainer of the first order; but it is the Mrs. Hart will later go to Seabeck, Htraldtd Camera ♦ the coast, and for mostly cloudy ♦ kind of laundry. ♦ Wash., to attend a missionary ed II- coming generations who will be Ths camera obscura was a dsvlcs ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ weather with probably local cational conference, in session for A hundred and three ballots would ♦ ♦ Invented by Battista Porta, an emi ♦ rains in Washington and Ore- ♦' get even Lionel Strongfort down on most indebted to Naturalist Finley, 10 days. July 28-Aug 1. Monday to for the unremitting battle he is wag Friday — nent Italian physicist, about 1W0 A. Temperatures will con ♦ the mat. ♦ gon. D.. and was the forerunner of the ing in the interest of bird life in Southern Oregon Home Makers ♦ tinue near the normal. la-gion Meeting Wednesda)— camera. It consisted of a rectangular institute at Fair Grounds. America.” The fire situation will under ♦ ♦ The American Legion will hold box. with a lens whose focal length Whatever conventions. may be ♦ go little change in California, In addition to the excellent story 4 their regular meeting on Wednes was equal to the longtb aud depth of Pennsylvania motorist* are more called in the future will be entirely while in Washington and Ore ♦ different from that in Madison by the Finleys there is presented day evening, at Riverside purk. tbe box. On the side of the box op heavily taxed than those of any other gon the outlook favors a rela ♦ ¡Square Garden, if disgusted Demo one of the most attractive collections where they will be entertained by posite to tbe lens was placed a plans state. ♦ of illustrations that has ever ap- the Legion Auxiliary. The picnic reflector st an angle of 45 degree*. I Six centurie* ago Edward the Sec* ♦ tively low fire hazard. crats have their way. By this means tbe Image of any object ♦ peared in this unique publication. ■For one thing, certain Democratic These photos, seventeen in number, dinner has been set for 6 o’clock. toward which the lens was directed oud forbade the playing of football ♦ ♦ Fair tonight and Tuesday. was thrown upon a piece of ground in England because It was unlay. chieftains are preparing, at the next ♦ were collected from a great many Roys I.-ave Tomorrow— Temperature today 88. ♦ glass on the top of the box. In sn up session of Congress, to have the hot ♦ sources tell a picture story of bird Water at bath house 13. ♦ The 30 boys who have signed up right position. By this instrument ob dawg legislated out of existence. Hot life which is an education in itself. ♦ + ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ dawgs were nearly all there was to All manner of wild fowl are por for the Boy Scout camp at Diamond jects could be viewed or sketched from, as In nature. Newton remodeled eat in the Garden during the long trayed in this "picture gallery” from lake will leave tomorrow morning the camera obscura, and a new Inter NEED FOR ROAD WORK for the camp, accompanied by Ted is a sessions. "Hot dawg" now est was taken In It when, by the Inven It has been pointed out by the fighting phrase to a Democrat, So a very young Caspian Tern to a full- Cramer, scout master of Troop 1. tion of Daguerre tn 18.31). the pictures Portland. July 21.—Cattle slow, fledged Cormorant. The haunts and The boys will bo in camp tor a week, contractor who obtained the work on are "soda pop” fighting words, Try about steady. 11.10 higher Sheep habits of these "feathered folk” are under the direction of a regular became "flxed."—Kansas City Star. the last section of the Redwood high- living for several weeks on wiener covered in an entertaining manner It is now generally agreed by lead slow. Eggs steady, butler, prints 2e scout executive. In addition to the sausages and soda pop and see if in the accompanying subject matter ones listed previously, several others ing cotton authorities that the yield higher. way, that graveling of the road from you don’t agree with the convention and will no doubt prove a revelation the O’Brien school house to the state have signified their intention of go of the 1923 prop will not exceed survivors. to many who have not been familiar ing. These are Leslie Whitehouse. 10.500,000 bales. line will be needed this fall if he is Top Steers ........... to be the style for merry It used with the intimate side of b.rd life. to continue to work during the win More than 3000 books are de Hogs, top grade Lee Winetrout. Lewis Stidham. Oli ter. It is necessary to take supplies delegates to go to a convention, Referring to the wild fowl nur ver Acord. Dick Holst, Bee Kenyon. stroyed monthly In the Chicago pub Eggs, flrats .......... in over the road to the erews work see all the shows, have a whoop of series in Klamath county The Volt Cecil Harmon and Harry Barrell. All lic library to keep the shelves as neat Eggs, henneries . ing there during the winter months, a time, nominate a Presidential has to say as fol Iowa: Butter, first .......... of Troop No. 1 were able to go with as possible. but this can not be done over a dirt candidate casually and go borne and Señorita Mayeudia of the Apollo Butter, prints . out expense to themselves as the come will prove if "The years to back to work. road. our estimate of the value of these troop had made sufficient during the theater in Madrid has been declared Wheat. hard white fOGGLPY Now, it seems one goes home to The rocking of the 12-mile strip wildfowl refuges is correct. Nowhere winter to finance the trip. Troop by Spanish artists to be Spain's most Wheat. western red must be done eventually and with recover, There's much milling to else in the whole United States, save No. 2 members were forced to pay beautiful girl. Butterfat, Portland 39c the grading now practically com- be done on the floor, with the ther- perhaps in inaccessible swamps or their own way and one scout was Butterfat, San Francisco 4 4 He I pleted to a point two miles over the mometer forgetting to behave like a on islands along the shores of states enabled to go through the donation Apples—Per box. Calif. Grnven- World’s Record California line, there is no reason lady, and the air as stale as a Civil bordoring ou the Gulf of Mexico, is of a local business man, who gave satlnes, f2 75-3.50; Oregon Trans why the work should not proceed War bulletin from' the front. A dele there anything comparable with the'38. the cost of’the week, parent!. 82 oo. at once. All of southern Oregon is gate that didn't play on the varsity refuges and breeding grounds of the •s. 83 .35-3.35. per ll>.; honey dews, 83.50 per crate; anxiously awaiting tbe completion of eleven in his school days hasn't a Klamath Lake region. With the Grading Atarut Complete— Apricots—The Dalles, lug.*'. |2.35. casa has. the grade to the coast. Every bit chance. Berries—Per crate. Red Raspber growing general interest in Nature The grading of the portion of the Onions- Per cwt. WuUa Walla of the road is now under contract ries, 88.25-1.50; blackcap*. 83.00- Yellow Globes, 83.00-3.50. study that is part of America's out- Redwood highway between Adams and all that remains to be done is 3.25; logan*. 81 35-1.50; blackber It is being freely predicted of-doors recreational movement, station and Patricks Creek is near I’Mchaa—Per box. Calif. Craw to make it possible for the contrac around the capital that conventions these bird nurseries are destined to ries. 83.25. ing completion, -according to R. L. fords. 81.40-1.30; small. 81.25; El* tors to stay on the work and finish I are getting back to the days when delight thousands with whom the Bunched Vegetables — Per dos. Thomas, engineer with the California bertas. 31.40-1.50. the job with as little delay as pos knighthood was in flower and brave study of bird life is not professional. bunches, turnips. K5-90c; carrots, highway commission, who has just Potatoes — Local, 32.50*2.75; sible. beets. 40-46c; onions, 40c; radishes, knights jousted in tourneys before returned from Del Norte county. "Meanwhile, this issue of The Wash. lugs. 83.75-3.00 per cwt. J The Redwood highway is being fair ladies. The result of a conven 35; carrots, sacked. 3 , A-4c per lb. This is a stretch of about nine miles, built by the bureau of public roads tion is identical with that of a tour Volt affords its readers opportunity Cabbage—Local per lb., crated. Oregon Hale's. 8 i.50-1.60. for which the contract was let by to indulge in an expedition, second Tomatoes—The Dalles, per box in cooperation with the states of nament—that knocked out feeling. 4-4 He. handed, to this wonderland, taken the federal government. Thomas 82.50-83.75. Walla Walla lugs., 84- Oregon and California. If the high Cantaloupes — Wasco section, By the tme tbe ninetieth ballot | 84.50; Texas 4-basket crates, 82.50; way commissions of the two states was reached 1,098 delegates were first-handed by the Finleys, whose believes it probable that the grading standards, 83.35; ponies. 83.50; flat* i California, Merced lugs, 82.10-2.75. showed a desire to rush the work, convinced that they rather would writings and photographs of bird contract there will be finished next 81.10-1.25. life have gained them more than a month, but this will not include Eggs—Extras, 33s; 1st*. 91c; pul there is no reason to doubt the will have seen Al Smith and William G. Cucumbers— Field, peach boxes, national reputation.” bridge construction work. Work lets. 29c. ingness of the national government McAdoo fight it out with twelve 81.25-1.35; few fancy, 81.50. preparatory to the construction of to assist. ounce gloves, broadswords, quarter Melons—Calif watermelon*. 3-3c Writing paper at the Courier. the Klamath river bridge has been staves, maces, Gatling guns, or ten- started. Thomas nays. The building Girls Play Basketball — inch lengths of gaspipe than with The girls’ basketball team of the of the construction camp is under ceaseless ballots. Epworth league will play a basket way, and contractors are about ready to begin work. The contractors are (Continued from Page One.) There is a lot of unfairness ball game on Tuesday night at 8 busy bringing in machinery and o ’ clock at Epworth hall. The game about these conventions, too. A of Leopold nine months previous, grateful nation gives Congressional will be between two picked teams. equipment to be used In the work.— finally had its culmination in the Medals of Honor to Its soldiers, A small admission charge will be Humboldt Standard. My Enstiiiun "Hibloei»" Furnace given twice (I k * rcxulln 1 uoulil brutal killing of little Robert Franks. sailors and marines for such trifling made to finance the members of the ordinarily expect troni any furnace. 1 hate a (Mir-story house and Courier classified ads bring Leopold, after holding out a short things as capturing fifty of the Epworth league at the institute at it heats cyi-nly nil over. Tin- fire easily hold* licet for twelve hours, suit*. time longer, also capitulated and , enemy single-handed, sinking hos- Ashland on July 28 to August 3. which makes it easy for my wife to keep tliu liouee comfortable Ini confessed. ‘tile dreadnaughts and licking super- the winter without continually firing tin- furnace. 1 cannol say too The supreme calm with which the I ior numbers of the foe to a stand youths had faced their questioners still, but whot do you get for doing lUlich for tile "Mildoeo.” through the grilling investigation I your bit in the conventions? An in GEORGE wig <;, returned to them after the first come tax assessment, due quarterly, HIM Ti licit Street, ’ortland, Oregon. shock of discovery, and they gladly, at the most. even eagerly, accompanied police on You can command no enthusiasm Advertisements under this beading Be per line per issue. All tours about the city to gather in the talking to Democrats about bigger Robert Legender, of Newark, Classified ad* appear under this heading the first time links of the chain with which they and better conventions. But they'll N J., one American champion, who were to be bound. jump up and cheer if you can figure broke the world’s record by 3 Pilone I3i)-R 21 Sonili Sixth St, The detailed confession started out some way to hold fewer of them inches in winning ths Olympic SEWING MACHINES — Rented, ex T. M. STOTT INSURANCE SPE with the first discussion by the and then cancel them when they’re title with a broad jump of 25 ft. G changed and repaired. New Sing CIALIST— Temporary headquar youths of Its commission. Leopold due. ers sold on terms to suit. The inchci.___________________ ters at Buick salesroom, 308-810 was charged by Loeb with having Singer Store, 403 Bo. 6th. 48tf North Sixth St. 54tf fathered the idea, and (Leopold Chinese priests dry the "cream” SECOND HAND motors handled, FOR RENT—Nicely furnished apart Bud Houston, owned by one agreed. overhauled and repaired at Clev - of Soya beans after they have been ment. Call at 408 E. 50tf of the Tent theatre proprietors. enger e Electric Store. 21tf They said they did not have Rob boiled and store it for use as a win WANTED — To communicate with WANTED — Baled alfalfa hay aboard ert Franks in mind when the idea ter food. parties going to Los Angeles by with one of Grants Pa**’ little cars; state price. G. W. King. auto. Write No. 652, care Courier. admirers. Every child knows Montague, Cal. 5? 53 URY SEASONED WOOD—Williams Bud. the Great Dane, who will Wood Yard. Phone 137. 23tf FOR SALE—Four-room house, 8650. Terms. E. F. Heath, 517 H. St. 51 be at the door to shako hands WHY PAY RENT—When you can own a home of your own that will FOR RENT — 5-room furnished with the ladles and children to- house, corner F and Second sis. pay for itself in a short time’ I Garage and pump. Inquire 208 night. Bud is four years of have 4 % acre*, about 2 acres of Foundry St. 52 line alfalfa, balance good garden ago, having been born In ll> II- land, leveled and ditched, small FDR SALE —Bungalow Bargain t, 5 All Cliinesc Parasols half-price this week only. new house, well, poultry house, rooms, modern; close in; north mark. Il>* has boon In etc. Price 81750. Term* on part. About 50 to close at the following prices: side. E. F. Heath, 517 H. St. 51 country for W. O. Andrews. Phone 529-Y. 5lit FOR RENT — Five-room house at E. L. GALBRAITH—Real estate. In understands 85<- quality now. surance and plate glass liability. $ .43 905 Lawnridge. W. O. Andrews. Tuffs Bldg., 6th and H. Phone 28. guage perfectly. Bud will be ____________ 63 quality now .84 FOR SALE—Good Chevrolet car, 870 FOR HALE CHEAP — k Ancona in the picture tonight nt the $2.45 quality now ... 1.23 tor cash. Also Twin Indian mo chickens, hiquire 241 Weal G Ht. 52 Tent. More seats are being in- torcycle, 820. Will trade. At Grants Pass Service Station. 52 FOR HALE OR TRADE—On« Mam stalled to care for the crowd VARMINT DOG for Sale, Airedale moth Jack, 3 years old, heavy i and bloodhound, 810. A. White, boned, 15 hands tall. Write A. E. whbh is expected. The piny Rd. 53 White, Box 68, Rd. 3, Grants Paas, has a western theme, of which Ore. 5 2 3 MODERN furnished hou*ek«eping rooms with bath, on ground floor. PACK PONIES and work horses for Bud is especially fond. 232 West. Mrs. Smith. 51tf sale on corner of I and 11th Sts. 5 6 6RANTS PASS DAILY COURIER was presented. He merely happened' along, after full plans had been' made tor execution of the deed, and was the victim. GOOD KIDNEYS MEAN LONG LIFE DAILY NEWS LETTER ^ARKET^ 3 Shirts for the price of 2 while this reduction of 1-3 is on. LEOPOLD, LOEB PLEAD GUILTY HOLDS HEAT TWELVE HOURS PEOPLE’S MARKET C. F. T. CO. CHINESE PARASOLS V2 price Golden Rule Store t
