Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, July 21, 1924, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextMONDAY. JULY at ti>»< «KANT« Grocery. FRUITS -At Tb« Truax ••The Itop* Evil" BUILDING CONTRACTORS Truly, a aermou In a thruatre, truly a great moral Junon and more truly 26 HARPER * MON—Building «outran- yet, u really iwautlful play, waa "The tors. Shop work, furniture cralln«. FOR HALE—At u bargain, Fairbanks Hbop 417 G Ht. Phone 142 J Murao Ou. 4-iuefi centrifugal high |>uwer pump, will tliiow «00 gel Ions per niluul«, pipe aud hose tu carry ur force water 200 feet, with O. A. BRYAN—The Plumber. For writ« ail cuuuucUons. Call ur aauliary plumbing and Uaatiug 67 Robert Goff, Lelund. Ore. Skilled labor only employed. Wo guarantee our work. Phoue 10«, WILL MELL a prestiseli? new Co 111 H Blrest tf rona typewriter ul a bargain. Edith il. Barden, opp. Granau Hall. »3 PLUMBING VETERINARY HOSPITALS Filli HALE -Ono cow «40.00, at 411 West l> Ht. K. G. Taylor. 63 REAL ESTATE GRANTS PASS VBTER1NARY HOSPITAL—Dr. R. B. Griffen- hagen, Vai. Surgeon. Corner 7tb and M BU. Phone 1»1-R. MELLNG OUT RANCHES al bargain prices, 1» and 10 years' time. SURGEONS Kauchna tor rant and exchange. Gold Ray Realty Compauy, Med C. B MARK«, M. D., Practice limite« ford, Oregon. tt to dlsaaaea Ot •/«. ear, nos« sag throat. Phone «1. FOR BALE—30V acre Irrigated ranch bordering river and high DOCTOR C. J. MOSER, Physician way, 3 mile« from Granta Paa«. and Burgeon. X-ray work. Offlco Sacrifice at »10,000 ou lu years phone 182; Rea. 48-R. _ Um«, «1000 per year, • per cent interest. Gold Ray Realty Co., DR. RALPH W. BTMAKN8—Phyai- cian and surgeon. Special atten Medford. Oregon. «112 tion to surgery. Obstetrics and Dl- •oaaea ot women. Gomplote X-Ray FOR HALE Six-room bouse with equipment. Dental X-Ray. Phone«, porches and good shade. Loeuled home. 21-Y; office 21-J. at 117 E St. Address «67 North Second Ht. 44tf DR. W. F. AHTHERFORD—Manual ■■■■ ni. new la imu n ' lami 11 theraputloa. Office over Western Union. Rea- 36»-R; offtee 217-R. PHYSICIANS AND FOR SALE—AUTOS CLASH y FORD BUG for M>lu or trade ou Ford touring. Box «90, I n> »2 DR. A. A. MclJRlEN, PhysUian and aurgeou. Obstetric«, diseases of women, and children. All ebroui« diseases treated without the knife. Phone 262-Y or 275-R. FOR SALE- - One Ford, license.......... ...» 40.00 one Ford, license.......... .... 80.00 One tord. 1IM1USU........... . .... 300.00 DR. R. J. BEBTUlz— Veterinarian. Residence 83« Washington boule .... 326.00 one Dodge vard. Phoae 198-U. .... »76.00 Ous Hutes ... one Harley-Davidson Mo DR. R. B. GRIFFENHAGEN, Veter- luruyciu . ................................ 16V. 00 Inarlan. office 7th and M Ht. These are priced to seti Ulti goods. phone 1>1-R. Oua Uhov. Roadster. STUDEBAKER AGENCY. 51 VETERINARY SURGEON I t— FOR RENT Foil RENT—Two uiudurn luruisbml housekeeping rooms ou ground tloor. 5X4 by. 4th. *1 APARTMENT tor rout ul 80» D St 65 TWO-ROOM apurttuvnt for rent; modern. See Mrs. Wood« at Pal ace Hotel.______ ft MISCELLANEOUS PIANOS TUNED—Hava your piano tuned while Mr. C. W. Kienle, of Portland, Is ou Um regular trip to Grunts l’usa. Phono Rowell'« Music Store, 126-J. 02tf MARCELLING 50c. — Opera House Building, room 38._____________ M WILL care tor children afternoons and evening« or for u short lime during parents' ubseiice. Call at JP7 West Burgess Ht.________ 51 Mays Another Week RED, W ATERY ICY Eg Yoe will be astonished at the quick resalta from simple camphor, wlti'libaxel, hydrastis, etc., as mixed In Lavoptik eye wash. One small bottle Lavoptlk helps any case core, red or watery ryes. Eye eup free. National Drug Store. Printing that piata*»—Courier. SAN tiseptiç WANTED WANTED TO RENT—A «-room fur nished house with garage, for six months. Responsible party. Phone 35-J._________ __!ÎÎÎ. WANTED—Man with family to work on farm. Must be good milk er. Inquire B. & B. Variety Store. Ill Sixth St. _____________ WANTED — To lease small ranch, close in. for two years. Pay cash. Give full particulars. Write No. 653, care Courier. WANTED Al once, good kitchen help for hotel work. Wage* »4« a month with room and board. Write No. 655, care Courier. 64 WANTED TV b«*ei<f«l rsSntd womsn (tvri <»reful ■ nd constant atianilon te her tbin. To be baautiful kevp your ekm healthy and lovely S.WD- SEPTIC U urv equalled for your skin an» complexion tsi.rusmc a . «w ■nSMfHfc. f—»01» rowahnae. Dope Evil" as presented by The Eve lyn Kincaid Dramatic company at tba Tent Theatre last night. The large crowd aat enthulled at the marvelous work of Mias Kincaid as "Dopey,” and at times the silence was IO Intense, the Interest so great, and the story so absorbing, that one was almost afraid to break forth In to applause, It seemed so like a ser mon by a wonderful preacher. No better straight dramatic work has even been seen here In Grants Paas before than was seen last night in the work of Miaa Kincaid aa "Dopey." the boy dope fiend, and Mr. Burton as the minister, while as cieve. a piece of emotional acting aa one would wish to see anywhere was I the work of Mr. Callicotte as the . father. Both Misa Miller and Miss Moore, ! aa the little sister and the mother, j played their part» to perfection The entire cast ot thia company I .' had good parts and each one seemed I to enter Into the spirit of the pUy slid for a few muiueuts really lived the parts they played, Ho near like a church service WHS this play, the specialties were not given between the acts, neither was the candy allowed to be sold, hut from the first entrance music to the fall of the last curtain, the members of this company ceased to be actors delineating a part, but were actors living a part. Already, numerous requests have been made for a repetition of thia play before the company leaves. SI Ou Mr. Burton's announcement last night at the teat theatre that *’The Kincaid Dramatic company would re main in Grants Pass for another week” tbe large audience broke forth into spontaneous applaus*'. and it so pleased him that he immediately de cided to let the ladle* in free again tonight, under the usual conditions. Tbe play is "The Girl of the Gold en West,*’ a romantic story of "The Days of Old. tbe Days of Gold, the Days of ’49.’’ This story Is too well known to need any particular newspaper boost ing; suffice to say that the Kincaid compauy Is equipped to properly pre sent it both with a conipotcBt cast and with sufficient stage properties and scenery. An added attraction and one that will advertise Grants Pass all over the coast, is the fact that there will be mad« a flashlight of the crowd, and thia picture will be made into a cut and used in the company’a ad- WILL BUY — For «asta, household goods, large or amali lota. C. F. T. Co. Foue 139-R._________ 34-tf FOR FIRE Extinguishers and refill fluid eeo Geo. tí. Barton, Granta Pasa, Oregon. 4Stf It's all in the way »«-* They Fit and Wear •nd roltxw O-Uffol p»H Lo»«.ki ■van. »alvtry «** ot B m sn»«w. ■» • rrtUra baer far dry yo-Jri <f dew O-rt njl fll. rrxr »nd dnaM't MiM-lau a»“ik •< kali WORK WANTED—By middle aged lady. Will cook for family or ranch or in camp it huabund I h given employment there. Address 6 4 9, care Courier._____________ 61 WANTED- -Farm carpentering work ... tools, ___ Can go out ou Have own cement work; jobs. I Understand ------------- lias solved aa bridge foreman; work in any capacity. Address 61 651, earn Courier, WORK WANTED—»-By middle aged lady. Cooking, waiting ••14« or pantry work. Address «54, earn Courier. POULTRY FOR SALE 32 White Leghari) yugrr ling hens ot heavy laying strain. Puce «1.00 each. F. S. Abel, Rd. 4, Box lOfiua. _ S3 INSTRUCTION IN MUSIC PIANO SCHOOL FOR BEGINNERS —Hattie Coleman Calvert, «11 North Fourth Street. Affiliated toucher National Academy of Music. Carnegie Hall. New York. PROGRESSIVE PIANO SCHOOL— Clara Tuttle Fenton, 613 A. Street. State Accredited Teacher. Hurrowes Kindergurten Course, Mrs. J. J. Hausen, Accredited. 616 South Fifth Street. PAUK THÜRK COURIER What the World Is Doing AT LAST—THIN IN A« Seen by Popular Mechanics Magaxina) SOMETHING LIKE IT What a cast- What a story* Combination Camp Table Mail Box of Concrete Combines twenty-five mdee an hour, and the car Belie Daniels, Ernest Torrence, rier pigeon dore an average of sixty miles and Bench Beauty with Utility Nosh Beery and Lloyd Hughea fea in the same tune. The tiny sparrow can The combination camp table sod Combining utility and attractiveness, travel at twenty miles an hour but only tured in the ¡Cane Gray Paramount • eoocreia rural bui I box designed by for verv ' >rt dieunrra. The wild goose bench shown in the drawing is easily production. "The Heritage of the made »nd is more lawful than the ordi dc<« one hundred for hours without Desert,” which Is packing them in nary table, a* the top conauta of two appear to Facken its pace during the at til« Rivoli theatre where It was boards which can «rung over to fans entire time it is flyin - berk* for the beeaha«. In their normal shown for the first lime last eve a e • ning. James Mason^Jilchard R. Neill Ornamental Handle« for Auto aud Leonard Clapbaru play In sup Doors port. So much for the cast. A number of the lower-priced automo Now to the story: biles have the inside handles of door A tale of th« west at its wildest catches made in a very rough style. The and wooliest.’ There’s thrills, com crude apiiearanee of these handles ean be improved considerably by dressing them edy, a pleasing love theme and big down on an emery wheel or grindstone scenes throughout With the killing ao Uni the dust rape used on sulotnubde» of Snap, tbe dissolute son of August valve stems will fit over them snugly. Naab of "The Oasis" ranch, the long- e e e kludllng feud between cattlemen and Ten Dozen Pie« from One Pump rustlers breaks Into flame. It's a kin Are Served at Banquet battle to tbe death—with Navajo In One plump pumpkin, grown in a Cali dians collecting scalps for the ranch- fornia field, furnished joy for scores of position on the table these two boards era, The town of White Sage is but tba postoAon department 1« said to be inmate* in an old people's home not long rest on pins or drat* fastened to the in proof sgamat tba weather and rust. Pro- a thing of the past—Holderness and sula of the upper «rompieces; they pivot his reign of terror are but memories v iding ample spore for the postal matter at both ends on long bolts passing of three jieraona the coouiner ha* an through the brace, crosspiece and into —great things have started In the overhanging roof to prevent ram or the board. Both sides of the boards west—ambitlop» are about to be rea mow from soepiag inside. The eopport- should be smooth, a* one side is used aa lised. The Irrigation waters, tbe life ing fasieetal of the same material i* a back rest and the other as the table blood of the desert, on "The Oasis” molded to the box. Entraaoe i* gamed have been saved—fertility is about 'lirough strong metal door* securely see to come te tbe land. But why go on? fssteoed-ia the cwnent. • e e Removing Stuck Bullets Zane Grey tells it. Hundred Miles an Hour Birds Fly A lead bullet stuck in a rifle barrel ana Day without Stop be easily removed in the following way: Theodora Pool, 13-year-old girl ot Get a piece of wire of the kind and «be Flying at a rale of • hundred miles co Michigan, won the second national used for barrel hoops and long enough to Hafety essay contest over 400,000 hour, some bird* ran continue on the reach the bullet from the chamber end wing fur a day without Mopping The American school children. of the barrel. Flatten one >-nd of Cha wire vulture, it is said, can travel great dis Official reports show that 1,040,- by hammering it out cold, forming it to • tances at this speed and often stays in 000 refugees have been poured into the air for « full day of flight. Many wild blunt point like a flat drill, and filZtbe edges sharp, rounding ot the comers to Greece during a twelve months' pe ducks and similar fowl attain almost as fit the bore. If a breast drill is handy the great speeds when migrating, while, riod. wire is tightened in the chuck and the among smaller birds, the swallow ha* bullet drilled out. If a carpenter's brace been known to reach ninety mile* an hour and to keep up that record for long ago when it was presented to them and is used it is necessary first to flatten the La Follette*« Manager made into 125 pies for a dinner. More end of the wire to fit the chuck snugly. stretches. The eagle, despite it* strength and big than sixty pounds of "meat” were ex As lead is very soft it is a matter of only wings, seldom flics a* fast as a mile a tracted from the pumpkin, which a few moments to drill out the bullet. minute. The crow, though seeming to be weighed nearly ninety pounds a* picked The rifle should be thoroughly cleaned and oiled before firing a loaded cartridge. a alow mover in flight, makes about from the vine. Can I use a variable condenser to tune the primary of the remodeled coupler, is often asked. The answer is, yes, but it Is not necessary. If a v artable condenser is used in series with the aarial, just add ten turns to the primary. Two dry cells will not work bet ter with a WD-12 tube, but they will have a longer life if they are con nected in parallel. Before mounting radio parts on a baseboard, sandpaper the rough spots down and give it a few thin coats of shellac or varnish. This will prevent the board from absorb- Congressman John H. Nelson of Wisconsin, who will manage the Presidential campaign of Sen. Robt. H. LaFolleUe on the Independent’s ticket. CHICT^SPILLS Coppei Riveted WAISTOveralls TWO-HORSE BRAND nirtARGE «AI.F5 OENOTf 5ATISFMTI0N A NLw rnr c if they PAIR P. S. WOODIN Phone 40 AND YOUTHS Machinery and Heavy Hardware 511 H HL i I I IliLL HIP ALSO MAKERS Of TWO’HORSE Brand Bib Overalls for Men and Beys RtUAMl WHAT’S THE USE The rapacity of a phone condenser Is usually .001 or .002, while a fixed The Greeks are descendants of the races among whom Paul ministered nineteen hundred years ago. I condenser which is to be shunted across the terminals of a loud speaker Is .005 or .006. An “A" battery switch will elimi nate the necessity of turning tbs rheostat off when through using the If your one knob set refuses to oscillate, try reversing the leads from the secondary to the grid and filament. SHEET METAL WORK If you are building you netnl sheet metal work. Let me give you esti mates on your requirements. I prob ably will be able to give you valu able advice. Anything tn tin work. W. R. RANNIE By J. H. PUELICHER, Chairman Public Education Commission, Amerlean Bankers Association. 514 H Street When epening a commercial account th« bank furnish«« th« depositor with a pace book, depocit dipt and blank ektekt. COMMERCIAL ACCOUNT-Aeconnt in bank used in connection with funds employed in business transactions, from which withdrawals are made by checks. PASS BOOK“A «mall account book in which the bank enters a customer’s deposits; an entry serves as his receipt for that amount. DEPOSIT SLIPS—Printed blanks with spaces in which the depositor writes th« «mount of cash and of each check deposited. FOR MEN “A” batteries deteriorate quickly in summer because of beet and hu midity. Two dry cells in parallel will last more than twice as long as one dry cell on the same load, be cause the efficiency of these cells remains higher on the lower current consumption. It is eeonomleal, therefore, to use a double bank of batteries connected to a dry cell tube. LESSON X L evi S trauss MINE AND MILL SUPPLIES ing moisture and causing short cir cuits where bus wire resta ou the board. WHY BANKS? SITUATIONS WORK WANTED—By experienced well driller. Can operate any portable drilling outfit for test holes or water wells. Have drilled for mining companies. Address 660, earn Öourier. p * DAILY Vance heralds, wi|h the label, "One Bight In Grants Pas«," so be la the picture. 61 Classified Advertising BETTER PAH« ». H. Pu«llch«r BLANK CHECKS“Printed forms for orders on the bank to pay out money from the depositor’s account. The depositor writes in the name of the person to whom ho wants money paid, the amount he wishes paid, and then signs his own name. When the check comas to the bank it pays the sum of money as indicated, deducting it from the depositor’s account, and keeps the check which it cancels, Cancelled checks are each month returned to the depositor and serve him as receipts for the payments made. About ninety per cent of all business transactions are finally paid by bank checks. They facilitate business and are a safe way to transmit funds in paying bills, wages or meeting other obligations. Oregon Sampling & Testing Works (Not Incorporated) HENRY M. LANCASTER Engineer ORLANDO J. BEN8TON Chemist A limited amount of commercial chemical analysis and fire assay- ing will be done. Schedule ot charges now being prepared, will be furnished upon request. PERMANENT OFFICE 204 West F Street tirants Pass, Oregon Telephone 07 Newspapers 5& 10c Bundles-Courier It Was Nothing ßut Work, Work, Worte