GRANTS
PAGK TWO
GRANTS PASS DAILY COURIER
Published Daily Excapt Sunday
thought of th« world from war to
peace.
that
A. E. Voorhies - Pub. and Prapr. all monsters, is
Entered at poatoffice. Grant's Paas. troyad-
Ore., as second-class mail matter.
Oregon
has been
covRnm
DIVERSIFICATION IS
HELPING THE FARMER
destructive of
itself
daily
to ba dea-
Stricken One-Crop Farmer*
Save Selves From Rum.
discovered
A
ADVERTISING RATES
Display space, per inch ................ 25c trip over some of the main high-
laical-personal column, per line..l0c
Readers, per line ............
5e ways of southern Oregon will prove
that fact.
Californians, who were
DAILY COURIER
By mail or carrier, per year...... $6.00 formerly little inclined to move be
By mail or carrier, per mouth.. .50 yond the borders of their own state,
MOND9Y, At'Gl'RT II,
1
What an inspiring thought
war, the moat
PASS
University of Washington, Seat-
tie.
Aug. II.—<I. K. S.l- Three
football coache«, new to the West.
will take up their duties In Septem-i
ber at colleges of the Pacific Coast.'
* Inland
Stanford
University, of
Washington, D. C.—llow the stricken
one-crop farmers of the Middle West
•nd Northwest are beginning io «nie
themselves from ruin by crop dlveral-
•catioa Is disclosed by reports of coun
ty agents to the Itopartmont of Agri
culture, • resume of which was made
public.
As a whole the survey shows a drift
out of wheat Into live stock, a trend
away from beef cattle to dillry cuttie,
a big Increase In poultry, tn Mie pro
duction of feed crops and a general
movement toward diversification In
localities where dlverstficuRoa has not
been common heretofore.
Generally speaking, tbe changes In-
diluted are said to be thotoj which the
farmers should have made in view of
the economic situation.
Reports from Iowa. Illinois, Kansas,
Minnesota, Nebraska, South Pa k ota.
Montana, Idaho ami Washington cover
.*>2 cuntlgg and show a great reduc-
Uon in the acreage of wheat and other
small gruins and In beef cattle iiroduo-
tlon. Expansion is shown in dairying,
poultry, swine, corn, alfalfa aud other
feed crops, and also In flux In the
spring wheat states, soy beans, iPod
rioter and other leguminous crops lu
the great farming section of the com
belt and adjoining Western states.
Dairying has expanded practically
everywhere.
Poultry ratsing bn« been Increasing
generally, 130 counties allowing t-X-
pansion.
Fifteen county •gents reported ex,
panslon in sheep raising, and nine re-
ported a reduction.
ftwtne production showed expansion
ip 11R of the reporting counties •nd
contraction in twenty.
LIV€
STOCK
TROUBLESOME DUTY-
IN WEANING FOAIaS
Many Vegetables
Injured by Peste
Dfeeues and Inaectfl Muat
Be Fought Until Crop«
Are Harvested.
(Pr«jMir*4 hr tfe* UnltaS ttataa rwi$ar<m«a
•
at Agrlewltur« »
>rum ite lima lit« seeds «f *aid«u
' crop» arn'pat int« th« granad until th*
crup* «N gs'bwed. dtosnaea and in-
Meta that must ba fanghi may a*
pear. Vegotabi« tr«üble« ar« da« Ut
•iiiuertMM catta««, lariudlag uafevnr
able «oli roiuUtlMS too wet or toe
dry, too rieb ar to« paar, lack of humus
or of lime, whether unauliad t« «oms
crops, carri««» um of fertiliser», or at
tacks "f fungi or other par» at tea Th*
adaption of (be hoot horticultural prae
tier crop rotati««, th« careful ap
pllratloa of fevtfllwr» suited t« «orb
crop, adéquat« cultivation, tbe plip*
Ing of all >-ropa
•b«1r proper »es»on
—I« Important foe th« eaecoeaful grow
ing of garden crop«.
•»Miai Troatmont Required.
Th« control of dtara»*» dn« to fungi,
hacteria, and other enemte» requlrw
special addltlaaal treatinaot •• dor«
th« damage .-anead by Insect« A n«w
b litoti» has Juat bara laotied hy the
United Ntato« I tapart «teat of Agetcul-'
ture, as Farmer«' Bulletin 1*71. Dto
raa«« and insecto of Garden Veg«
tables, lhe pnrp««« of which to tc
preoetil briefly control me* tu roe far the
moat Important Insecte and fungous
and bs'tsrist disonora «f the homo-far
den vegetable crepa
Ths use of dlaMso-free seed and
plants, ssye th« anther ef the bulletin
io fnudamantal to ali iaeect sad di*
ease <eat rol A modtted applicatl<m
i of lhe principio of crop rotation can
be made eves la the bmne garden by
moving the rows of each vegetable ts
another place each y«ar Maay dis
rase» and luseets live eeor winter In the
soil and will appear oa ths plants
again next season If they are la tho
•erne soil. Perthe ewi ere, store many
of the pacta ef riooely related crop» ,
are the asme, ouch vegetable» aheuld
not be planted la ancceMlon
Vlae
crops, such as cwumbora melena,
etc . aheuld not follow oso eaethar. nor
ebouid < abtage. caottflqaor. or relatad
crop« folia* one aoeibor.
Npaierous Importasi dtaaasee are
carried la »r ta tb« aeod and cenasi
he control tod hy seed treotme«'. snrh
as been anthracnose, pea pod spet. end
potato leaf-roll and meeelr. It !» there
fore »«»«a'lal •« »ever» the moti die-
ease-free need ebtalaablo.
Sef^ratlng th« foal frosu Ua daui to
alua.vn a troublesome duty In the tall
and nil too often th« foal suffer* a
M-iback In the proceaa. The incmivan-
lence attendl' g It Is aggravated If th«
foal has mu l>rvu taught Io «at grain
nnd a invusure of grass or givsn f««<1
The two Oregon iuatHutions will
before »caning taken plac*. That tha
have new coaches. Oregon Agricul
foal may 4evei«p to th« hill alaa and
tural CoUrge has Coach Paul Schls-
welglit |H>aaibl« to It from Ha breading,
generous feeding ia Imperative, and.
sler, of < xi tuba rd College, to replace
when allowed, weaning nt flv* laonttis
Rutherford, whose work of the last
old to no great deprivation to the
two years wow uot altogether pleas
youngster. I*t the first feed be oat-
ing to the powers at Corvallis, Ore.
meirt. This will be taken in small
excellent scenic highway from the
MONDAY, AUGUST il. lWJI
amounts when the foal Is around four
The University of Oregon eleven
i California coast Into Oregon. The
weeks old. and should bo provided
wiU be under the guidance of Coach
road cannot be completed too soon. J. H.
from a box oo placed that the more
’Maddock, one of "Hurry-Up”
4 ♦ 4 ♦ 4 ♦ 4 4 4 444*4
will not steal tlm teed. Onesto th to
Yost's greatest players, who replaces
OREGON WEATHER
4
one-tlfth part of wheat bran may be
The statement ha« l*en made that "Shy” Huntington. 1923 coach,
4
added when the foal ts atx weeks old.
there are more automobile« in the
The other Pacific Coast schools
Pacific Coast States. Gener
4
•nd it will then be eating eome grass.
United State» than there are tele will retain their «ante coaches Andy
When weaning time approaches,
4 ally fair in interier; consider
You may not be interested
hate the mare live without grain, and
4 able cloudy and foggy weather
phones. This merely shows that the Smith the California Wizard and the
in associating with Eskimos on
reduce the amount of lush grasa. If
your vs, KI ion but
we'll itel
4 along the coast. Temperature ♦ auto has moved pie nation outdoors. greatest stumbling block to the Uni
site to a persistent milker, bettor let
you'd like to feel like one
versity of Washington since the days
4 will remain near normal. The ♦
her go on a closely grazed pa at uno, er
of Gilmore Dobie. is expected to put
4 fire hazard will remain high in ♦
feed her dry bay. if other moons fall.
Easy as nodifniag a ck«ck!
♦
another strong team on the Pacific
4 the interior and moderate on
At weunlng do the separating work
♦
Coast gridiron: but Stanford. South
4 the immediate coast.
ouce un<l for all. Lotting the foal
Economical as making a de-
ern California. Washington and Ida
4
4
hack to the mare now and then dur
I hm M !
ing the first »eek »ff ravstes both
Fair tonight
and Tueaday, 4
ho are figured to give the Golden
|
mure and foal. The stole milk may
except cloudy or foggy along
Bears a much harder battle this sea
Cooper
Union
HuUa
will
put
also cause derangement of the foal'«
4
son than in previous years. In fact,
coast.
back the old pep the waatber
digestive
system.
Allowing
It
oom*
4
Temperature today 100.
4
most of the Northwestern tans expect
man has taken
and if
time« accounts fur tbe fact that a
you answer this advertisement
to see California defeated this year,
Temperature Sunday. 95.
foul s coat sheds In patches. That
you will find
ue
able - uot
♦
Water at bathhouse 74.
4
but they advance divert opinions as
muy also result from letting the foal
apologetic.
to which of the rival schools will do
4 4*44*44444444 ♦ ♦
take milk from a hot, tired, awostlng
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it.
mare.
M144 «<»*
Woman Solves National
London. Aug. 11.— (I. N. S.) —
Better not let tbe foal raa with
It begins to look like there will
IMftvTHOYING WAR
Edward. Prince of Wales, continue*
tlm
inure
«li«n
«he
is
at
work
on
th«
Convention
Difficulties
be at least three East-West games
MKAIMJt AHTMIX FOK CVle
It is assuring and gratifying in to be the arbiter of male fashions.
road or In tbe fields. \Vh«n she comas
this' year. California has signed to
I.AIt IHVIIHi MHIKTM
in from work strip aom« of the milk
Americans,
and,
to
Englishmen,
the general movement throughout
play Pennsylvania, it is reported,
away and let the mare rest and cool
Frenchmen,
Italians
some
extent,
the civilized world to outlaw and
and Southern California will meet
4VMM. MKI.TN
before the foal sucks. When weaning
and Germans, aH religiously follow
Syracuse. The University of Wash
none
more
abqlish war. there is
lias been done strip aom« of th« milk
the Prince in the matter of new'
ington is now seeking such a game.
from the mare'« uddar daily, at In-
4«M>L GAHTKKM
earnestly outspoken in support of styles.
creaslng lntervala, until milk ««crvtlaa
thif movement than President Cool
He has but to appear at a aocial
subsides. Until that is accocnpllshod
M>:N'N MHOl'Ji
idge or the Democratic presidential function or on a golt link* in a new '»ill l "H I I I i I i I -i-H-i iH -i-b-:
withhold rich feed. If there la a sign
of intlommatlon in th« udder, strip the
style of lie or a new-colored sweater
nominee. Mr. Davis.
• Scientist Say« He
milk away every hour er two. bathe
Both have made it clear that this and the whole of the younger male
persistently with bot water, and now
Has Weighed Atom
smart set immediately follows, while
grand movement has their unquali
and then rub In warm camphorated oil.
Taris.—The analysis of the
haberdashers display the new style
A good ration for developing draft
fied' support.
■
atom,
for
which
scientists
have
with the certain knowledge that the
foals to be exhibited or sold for breed
- been searching vainly for years,
Both agree with the vast number description "as now being worn by
Methode of Control.
ing is composed of ground oato, <K>
; has been achieved, according tn
in presea 11 ng the metheds ef roe-
of right-thinking people that war is the iPrince of. Wales” will .prove a • an
parts;
corn
meal,
15
part«;
bran,
10
announcement
by
Prof
i
parts, and mt alfalfa or clover hay, trolling Inserta and disease« the bul
a creature of savagery, passed down certain and ready sale.
Camille Matlgnon to the Society
15 parts. Allow foals all of thia mix letin dls> uaoes them under two head
•
of
Industrial
Chemistry.
Isle
sweater
and
the
bat-
The
Fair
through the ages from the time of
ture they rare to clean up. To other Inge. "Treelateot' an* “Frsveat ie*. '
;
Although
tbe
carbonic
atom
primitive man. and no longer toler wing tie are two illustrations of the
draft
foals give a mixture of 3 parts Under ’’Treeintent” »re dlomeaed tbe
■ weighs a billionth bill ion lb of
I
slavish following the Prince has. The
of
oats.
2 parts of bran aud 1 part of method» ef control which may b« ap
able among civilized people.
' one hundredth of a milligram
Prince played himeelf in as captain
lins<
’
ed
meal,
along with sound clover piled after the disease or Insecte have
’ and is tea billion times smaller
rntil the nations and peoples of of St. Andrews this year, attired in
or alfalfa hay. At all times allow appeared Ln the gardas, each as the
than tbe smallest object per-
ut of poisoned belt for mt worm«, the
the-world come to a like realization a remarkably patterned sweater
free access to pure water and to rock
; celvable through a microaoope.
hand picking ef insert», and spraying i
Novel — Ploy — Now • Picture
sal*
or
block
salt.
If
the
grow
th
of
Hardly a
and- join in this movement it would made in the Fair Isles.
■ Matlgnon showed that it was
for disease and Insert control. Under
bone
frame
ia
deficient
it
is
advisod
An exceptionally gtopular novel, a
week
was
out
before
dozens
of
smart
; possible not only to weigh it t»ut
of course be most unsafe and unwise
to add to the other feed daily 2 or * “PrerMKlon” are Included all measure« I successful stage play and now a Sara
young golfers were attired in similar
■ to analyze its constituents by a
for the United States to destroy its
ounces of tankage containing ground of ceotrel applied prior te disease or
I process of “ionizing."
Wood production for Tarsiuouut—
sweaters, and a real industry has
Miss Jewel R. Stein.' secretary to bone, or 1 ounce of ground bone, Insect appeeroaeo which will tond te
armaments or fail to keep them at a
the
Through
this
proceos.
‘The Next Corner,“ by Kate Jordan,
been created in the Fair Isles, the
hinder
or
etop
rhe
develepeaent
ef
die
George F Mura, who ia In charge of ground rock phosphate (floats) or pre
atoms are charged with ei er
standard sufficiently strong to safe- demand for the sweaters being enor-
eases and laaeeu er present their ever which was shown for the first lima
the
thousand
aud
<>ne
details
connect
cipitated
phosphate
of
llm«.
On
farms
; tricty, which accelerates tile
gund against foreign aggression.
moua.
ed with the Democratic national con where wjrtns have been prevalent In wintering te attack the negt oeeoon's at the llivoll Theatre last night. Con
speed at which they revolve, ; ;
vention, which Is to be held in Madi foals allow, as a lick, a mixture of crops, auch as planting dlMaae-res'at- way Tear!«. l<on Chaney, Dorothy
thought
ot
Social
London
never
But the United States, now the ■
; thereby permitting an analysis . ■
ant. disease-free, and weevil free aaed. Mackaill, Ricardo Cortez and loulss
sober-look- • of comparative calculations of ‘; son Square Garden, New York t-ity. 280 part» of salt, IB parts of dried
wearing
anything
but
a
premier of nations, constituted of
Site ia experienced In her task, » liirii sniphate of iron. 12 parte of powdered treatment of seed to kill insects and I Dresser arc featured.
ing tie tied in the sailor knot fash
their speed with respect to their ■ •
people devoted to peace and abhor
colls for great patience, for she served eoo<l charcoal and • ports of flowore dioeaaee or planting crops an Darts ef
Perhaps you have read tho novel
ion until the Prince appeared one
• weight.
::
in a similar rapacity In ItrJV at Suu of sulphur, from a box protected the gsrdep free from rhe poete
rent of war, is obligated by the morning in morning clothes and a
or
seen the play?
But the screen
The importance of the dis- • •
A '-"PT of the bulletin may be se
Francisco.
ugalnst rain.
standing among nations it ha« at- bright-colored batwing — or bow — ■ covery is that possession of the ;
cured, a» long as the euppiy lasts, from versiou to-etcr so much more inter
! tiniest particle of any substance < •
the United Mateo Department nf Agri esting. The word-pictures of the
tained and its influence in world a(- tie. As in tbe case of the Fair Isie
Limited
of Com
no# permits correct analysis«of .,
1 story are realities on the screen. It
culture, Washington D. C.
Removing Rati Spota
fairs, to lead the movement for uni sweater, batwing ties were immedi
the whole. In such a way Ma- •;
1» a scene-tor-acene adaptation of the
ately the rage, and no other tie is
Is
for
Sows
be
Rust
sjKits
<>n
notai
Mniuld
versal disarmament.
’ tlgnon analyzed a ruble centi- ..
Great
Value
Silage
most -finished work lite author lias
now seen worn by the younger gen
rubbed «vitti a cork that lina iieen
A
limited
amount
of
corn
la
good
meter of air. proving that It con- ‘
Wherever and whenever the ques
dlpped in imralfin. A cork • inototened feed tor brood sows which ere to far.
done
to date. It apeuls to all classes
eration but the batwing.
Wintering
Cow*
’ tained one millionth of a cubic ■ ■
tion of * disarmament arises, the
tritìi parntfin la nlso nplemlid for re row, hut It should form only a small
Recently the Prince went to Le
The vaine of silage feeding Is »hewn • nd baa a lesson lu unfold to all.
• centimeter of helium.
';
moving nmrks frotn iiearlh tlles.
part of the ration, say sgrlrulturol
strong voice of
this
government Touquet, in France, for a golfing
forcefully hy rerent data fntulabed by
college live stock authorities. Pleaty
holiday.
His
first
morning
there
he
the bureo« of animal Induatry. Uslted
should speak up in its behalf.
4-Footer Stop* Traffic;
of protein feeds such ss alfalfa, tank
«tate» Jtopartmeat of Agriculture in
appeared
on
the
fashionable
l^e
Tou
*
Mr.
President Coolidge and
age, and aborts fed In combination
6-Foot-6 Cop Nail* Him
the wintering of mat««« beef rows to
quet links in ndbby plus fours slight
with grain will insure Mg. strong pigs
Hughes, his secretary of state, took
West Virginia It has been shown that
New York.--Jacob Htarr. nineteen
ly ’baggier-at the knees than the or
next spring. Gats Is a good grain f*ed
cam fed as »Usga to worth lit per ceat yearn old and OMctly 4 foot from »ole
.« long step in the right direction dinary plus fours. Very soon ultra-1
for breeding hogs. Kalt and plenty of
more then shock coni. In growing to cranium, la big enough to obstruct
when they called a conference to baggy plus fours were all the rage |
clean water always should be avail
beef calve» In Illinois an acre of cera 'rafllr. hut hardly of sutltjient phyairal
*
_______________________________
able. Sows that must get out and
plus fours i
of disarma-1 there, and tight-fitting
consider the question i
sUsg» was found 1« be worth *« per proweaa 1« resist Pettmlman Andrew
I
Advertisements
under
thia
heading
6c
per
line
per
issue.
All
hustle
for
their
feed
generally
pro
ment. That was Ute first real step were severely out of fashion,
rent more then an acre of shark coré. Heyer, who led him Hite traffic court
duce nigged litters by virtue of the
Classified ads appear under this heading the first time
His latest fillip to the ¡London
This Incressod utility is attributed Geyer tower» T» Inch»« and his girth
towards outlawing war ever taken j
•
exercise which they get in thia way. '
tailors' business was bis appearance
to the many advantage« ef »Hag». la cammen.urqte with hla attitude.
They must have exerriae,
and resulted not only in halting an
before the Advertising Congress at
Ha used hto *-fm<4 I» toad «terr's
When aows shew signs of hemming Fraetlreliy no waste «crura la the f««d^
EXTRAORDINARY —
orgy
of
battleship
construction Wembley in a tight-fitting double- 5-ROOM—Turnished modern house BARGAIN
Ing of sltoge and If creates an appe
4R luche» before Magistrate Nnrnt»n J.
The Board of Directors of School too fat the groin end of the ration ;
for rent, no children. «25.01) per,
ttte for cheaper roughage»,
i h4a. Marsh. A »plrtt nf levity whlrh Imme-
which presaged greater war, but it breasted. suit with a turned down
District No. 7 of Josephine Coun I should be rodured. A fat e«w ia a
month, 239 W. “I” S'
toe. the um» crop« fed dry am net flietel.v epread throughout th« court-
ty.
Oregon,
haa
for
sale
its
two-
soft
felt
bat
at
10
:30
in
the
morning.
poor
bet
at
farrowing
time.
The
kind
!
turned
the
world-mind
from
I
WANTED—Cool, quiet room
with
horse transportation school
bus of feed and the rari which the sows neeriy so pelatehla and surrnletvt as room, nffectfng everyone hpt Jacoh,
thoughts of war to thoughts of Fashionable London gaped, but the
private family, board preferred.
they
are
In
the
form
of
allaga
with a capacity of 25 passengers.
threatened for awhile to break up th»
receive from no»L until farrowing will
assembled
advertising
delegates
Day sleeper. Write No. 665 care
This bus is in good condition and determine the length and rugged
morning'» dlspenxatlon nt Justice.
peace.
1 It was an accomplishment
Courier.
70
were delighted, and rumor has it
will be sold, if taken at once, for
When quiet was attained 4 a rah was
Lejrume
Is
Fin«
for
ness of the litters.
when rightly appraised that will il that there were many double-breast
$50.00.
See E. 8. Van
‘ Dyke,
‘
given one day in fall and Geyer wan
DRY SEASONED WOOD William«
National
Clerk, office in
First
lumine the pages of history tor al! ed suits carried back to the United
Pasture« in
congratulated hy the maglairata for
Wood Yard. Phone 187.
28tf
Hank Building, Grants Paas, Ore
Meal and Corn
A aew variety of ieapedeca Imported making this, hi» first, arrest for trufllr
time, for it set ineffaceably the seal 'States by advertisers.
FOR SALE—Gray, enamelled arid
gon.
Alfred Letcher, Chairman,
receutly from Korea by the burean ef violation
Protein
nickle range with hot. water coils.
of condemnation on the adjudication
K. S. Van Dyke, Clerk.
tt
Whole forest» of bamboo are cut
Phone 602-F-5.
70
Some sheep feeders have been ra- plant laduatrr. Caltod «tate« Depart
of national differences by military down every year to supply the need
LOST Silver bracelet in or
near porting exrillent results from feeding ment of Agricultura, was tried «ut at
Greece Offer* te Lend
CALL 1M7-J-—Pine and
fir slab
Rivoli theatre, last week. Finder
arbitrament and turned tbe dynamic for phonograph needles.
a quarter of a pound of llnaeed meal a : Purdae ualveralty last year. Tbl»
wood $2.25 an'd $2.50. Body fir
p|caa<- phone’ 1 23-14 and receive
U. S. Statue ef Herwiee
variety
baa
a
great
deal
of
promise
for
$3.00. Oak $8.50. C. W. Lam
reward.
70 day to iambi In the cornfield. Loeaea use in »»»dltif with pasture crop», ar-
9* b * t .*-“”A x a mark op esteem for
bare byen small and gains vary satla-
brecht.
7 '■> 4
«
cortjing te Tarda» reop »pert a It at» It Amarlrjft democracy,
T. M
STOTT INSURANCE SPE factory «" far ns they could be eeti
icy, /Greece, th«
FOR RENT—People desirious of liv
CIALIST— Temporary headquar mated. Similar reporta have been grew» large and miter»» seed teto ymtagast repuffilc in «he world, hag
ing in clean, modern houses or
ters at Buick aulearoora, 808-410 made by others feeding lamb» in tho wópka earlier th«« other «ari»tie« »» $red t« lend-th« hmertcan penpt«
apartments at summer rates, get
North Sixth St. ■
6 lit dry lot, though not nader elr<*nm- ran hr need la evfry part of-th« «tate.
of the moat beautiful of ata two.
in touch with Mra. Geo. Tetherow,
It raja green during dry w Mit her end bequeathed te hpr by antiquity—
710 J St., or phone 897-J.
64tf 30COND HAND
motors
handled, stsnrea that allow a fair /empertoon
overhauled »nd repaired at Clev- Some who have tried llpneed mas I producás a 1e| of fa«d wbaa. other "Hormea (’«rrylnp th« Infant Dinny,
CHANGE OF TAXI STAND - White
crop» pre dried up. This rharariariatlr »u«, the mastprplpre of Praalt«la«,
r'e Eloctrlt store.
ntf feeding In the field ha»« reported dlfll
Lin>’ Taxi at Blind George Spen
together with the faM that It hat • the famous Greak aculptor ef the Ftfth
culty in getting the Istnhn to take U.
cer's new« stand, phone
262-J, MIST Auto lix.HJSe No.
146 465,
tough «bruna rat aysietn' and tbe ccflhirj.
residence 3X1. W. G. White.
74
Ix-twi-en Gallee aud Grunin Pass,
jhllfty tn reared itaMf stiff spredff
«
Pneumonia
or
leave at Basket Grocery or phone
r
«
»•er thin outrer« toada Mtokr. lt 4 i
FOR RENT—Nicely furnished apart
I.
74
Among Hogs valuable toriato far th» Wdtlto Wokt
ment. Call at 406 E.
5<»tf
Tfi«ae Mie« Swim
Very
little
of
any
value in the way
r . raw
J.- *
iitn ;
'
«
WANTED
—
Girl
for
tea
room
work
FOR SALE—Purebred
Berkshire
feet I«. F«.—Aquatic mim.
of
medical
treatment
<-
Bn
b*
d«ue
ftw
Write
No.
661
<are
Courier.
6711
how and 5 good pig», weighing 75
Good Protein
** *'’*** *** •w'nHto«g",’ü
hog« »littering from flu. outside of reg
lbs oarh, 1 mile we«t town. J. F.
WANTED To Hade have 10 A. 5 A plating the feed. As soon ss thljg dla
l.inaeeff tot meal' ta gllghfly toar»
Webster,
G:»
cleared, good house, barn, good on so sppears reduce the supply of com valuahto tMn ratfanea»d uieai as a S?/**• «'—arad in
KOK SALE—House and lot with itn-
water, with pump and gaa engine.
protêts anoptoruent »04 «braid be
prvvcin* ills. 61 I East L St.. b>
5 ml. from town, for I A ground and food iorgely «n a slop made "f tttod la place of W to th« price« are
•••ty. by • group at *5 PitaMraM
ground
oats,
middlings,
wheat
hrsfl
tween 6th and 7th streri».
74
close in musi herd good house.
Frank <1 MorrCqu,
Mutual Cry. nnd nhout R per rent of oil meal. It abaut the «ama. A romMnatloa of ^•hriata who vuitad Ut« «»amp re
FOR SALE —Fins boras, weighs
the urn fa*d» I» deal rah to ia any pre
t'o. . I'iulds Ilo' ' ''ii
11 is also a good plan tn «Iva a dosa or
1600, wagon and harness, $76.00.
two of glntibar »»Ila at the rata of parimi» and not «mro than 21« bounds
E.
L.
GALBRAITH
—
Reni
estate,
In
Real
bargain.
Worth twice as
per 1,<W pounds ilv* weight per daj
surance and plate glasp liability. two heaping tsWaapooaful» per .1*0 j
Caurlar cluaalüad «da bring
much.
Iuqulre Tourist Grocery.
Is ««cessar) ts baleare such a rattoa. i
pounds
live
weight.
Give
thia
In
alc^i.
Tutts
Bldg.,
6th
aud
H.
I
’
bou«
¿
‘
1.
«ill
ouHa.
'are moving into Oregon in «real
WEEKLY COURIER
By mail, per year ------------------- $2.00 numbers. With them are thousands
of people from other‘states. Every
MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS
highway
is receiving its quota of
The Associated Press is exclusive
ly entitled to the use Cor republica tourists. The fact that there is only
tion of all news dispatches credited
in this, or all otherwise credited, in one main highway into the state
this paper and also the local newi from the south is workiug a hard
published herein.
ship on Oregon. The Completion of
All rights for republication of the ¡Redwood highway would relieve
special dispatches herein are also re
the situation by giving the tourist an
served.
DAILY
NEWS LETTER
Palo Alto, California, has engaged
Glenn CPop”) Warner to pilot the
1924 Cardinal football team.
kndy
Kerr, last year coach, will be second
in command.
Amount
Good
Brood
of
in
Beef
PEOPLE’S MARKET
New
Linseed
a Good
Middle Went
Mixture
BOYS YOUR NEW FALL
CAP IS HERE—
Flu Must
Be Avoided
Priced at 65c, 95c, $1.45 and $1.95
Gol don Rulo Store
Supplement
The boats leave
for Alaska
every 5 minutes-
The fare is
1.50