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PAGE TWO
GRANTS PASS DAILY COURIER
Published Daily Except Sunday
A. E. Voorhies - Pub. and Propr.
Entered at postoffice, Orants Pass,
Ore., as second-class mail matter.
DAILY
NEWS LETTER
Goasip of Staff Comrwpontlrnta
FOLKS
IN OUR
TOWN
DAVIS READY FOR DRIVE
(Continued from Pag* Ona »
other tlwvlco" ,>f the right» of l»ln>r
tn oi'ganlie mid tu bargain collar
lively for "mi adeiiunte wage earn
ed under healthful condition«
The protection of women
children from human greed and un
equal law*.
Prevention of child labor nn<l »up
preasleu of the Elicit truffle In *»ul
destroying drugs.
Conservation of all of the untumi
resource* of the country.
"Oralaful care" to the "veteran»
of our war«, especially to tho»v who
were stricken and wounded in the
country's service and whose confi­
dence has been »u cruelly mid cor­
ruptly abused."
Finally. Mr. Davis s*id ho entered
the campaign free from pledge or
promise to any man mid would "hold
It so to the end " Also lie declared I
that when It became necessary to
raise fund» for the conduct of the
campaign they would bo contributed
"with this understanding mid lM»
only: That neither the < democratic
party nor I tut Its loader ■ have any
favors for sole."
Expressing In geiiernl term» hi«
approval of the proposals eontalnad
In the platform adopted by the con-I
ventloii which nominated him. the
eandMnie said h<> could not lie ex­
peeled nt this moment to discuss
them in detail or to outline Ihr
method» by which they are to Qe
carried into effect.
ADVERTISING RATES
at World I eaters of
Display space, per inch ............... 25c I
Populatioa
l.ocal-personal column, per line 10c
Pop*
Readers, per line ...........
5s
Ad
via*
I Paris, Aug.
DAILY COl'RrER
By mail or carrier, per year ...*6.00 Every bridge In Paris has its beggar.
By mail or carrier, per month.. .50
The Pont drs Arts, which is the fa-
mous little footbridge built by Na-
WEEKLY COURIER
By mail, per year -------- .------- *-’.00 pohson to cross over from the Louvre
Palace to the Institute, is not such a
Edward
MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS good one for business, according to
The Associated Press is exclusive­ the celebrated one-legged blind man
McCaflb^b
ly entitled to the use for republica­
tion of all news dispatches credited who holds down the fort.
AirroCAgnib
“Crouched up here from morning
in this, or all otherwise credited, in
this paper and also the local news til! night, I only make about 75c a
published herein.
day. These wise academicians who
All rights for republication of pass this way are not very free with
special dispatches herein are also re­ their pennies, even when they have
A Gigantic Value
served.
some. The best bridge of ill is the
Pont du Carrousel, where many tit­
TLESDAY, AlGl ST 12, IM*.
tle bourgeois pass by and'put thair
Michaels-Stern
hands into their pockets when they
♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ see me. There I can easily pick up
♦ two or three dollars, but woe unto
OREGON WEATHER
♦
Suits
♦ me if the police find me out!"
♦
♦
Pacific Coast States: Gener­
$27.50
Every morning at the Poat Royal
♦ ally fair in interior; consider­
a poor woman installs her blind hue-
♦ able cloudy and foggy weather ; band In a corner, arranges his hat
This offer I» a »amido of
♦ along the cotst. Temperature
what this »toro is doing tu
in his hand and leaves him till
Hink» August Ihe blggeat month
+ will remain near normal. The
night, when she comes back to fetch
of our first year
fire hazard will remain high in
him.
♦ the interior and moderate on ♦
The beggar on the Pont de I’Ahn a
♦ the immediate coast.
has a white rat In a Httle cage ae
♦ attraction, One nf his small ch li­
♦
Fair tonight and Wednesday ♦ dren stands guard, and when the
Every suit worth 15 to *10
except cloudy or foggy along ♦ crowd gathers around, the beggar
mure by actual a lui truthful
fact.
♦
♦ the coast.
♦ I proposes to write anything one de­
Temperature today 100.
suit a 19 31 model In
sires—his name, the names of his
It Is astluiated that in one year
other sections of the country, thus
Water at bathhouse 7*.
IRS CAPTURED ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦
sweethearts, a love decharatiob. or a I
putting in reach of every man fn- 56 bl Ilion cubic foot of timber are
AllBfflOMI. MM'AL
♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ proverb—by means of the little
ellltle» by which he can send mail In used for lumber and firewood.
♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦
SI*.« 3* tu II
Braille planchette and penct». The Mach .ktteaMon Attrartrd iw
the least possible time to any point
Water Warming I p—
THE JOSEPHINE FAIR
price Is what one wants to give.
Today by Two Kitten-,
If you are Interested It would
The increasing temperature of the throughout the nation.
Once more the time U approaching
lie well fur you to »ay m» thta
It Is misslble. one official <l,s-lnri>d.
past
few
days
has
raised
the
temper-
There are just as good fish in the '
week while bur hi * I mt ion« aro
for the annual county fair, Neat
strongest.
The best way to carry two two- rture of the Water in the Rogue that new routes will lie laid out In
sea as there ever were—and many
the
course
of
a
year
whereby
ex
­
month this event will be held with
more vegetable». Rather than ac­ months-old cougar kittens was solved rapidly. From 7* Monday, the water
one of the best premium lists and cept a great falling In the prices on recently by one of the Webb boys, of has jumped to 76 degrees today. treme southern points acPOM the
I'ttlted States wilt be directly con­
< OOI’ER I Nil IN Mt ITM
entertainment programs ever at- the vegetable market, “greene" ven­ Elk Valley. He was out hunting and The temperature today was 1 Og.
7.1c lo BB.M
nected
with
the
various
terminals
tempted here for an event. In ad­ ders near Amiens recently dumped ran onto an old cougar. He man­
at
San
Francisco.
Reno.
Salt
Lake
aged to slay her but while pursu­ Fin- Losses Reported—
dition to the usual concessions, there great cartloads of fresh vegetables ing her ran onto the two -mall ones
The fire loss in Oregon for the City, Cheyenne. Omaha, Chicago.
into the little canals. The fishermen
Cleveland and New York
will, be the pageant "The Mikado,”
got busy and had a bigger and better He started home with them but mouth of July, exclusive of the city
One successful test flight has al­
which in itself will be an attraction haul than ever.
found that he had two armfuls of of
Portland.
totaled SI76.27&.
ready
been made from Nashville.
______
"
spitting and scratching baby cougar» Ixisses of *10,000 or more were: Al­
for hundreds of people from all parts
Tenn., to Chicago. It was financed
bany.
two
store
buildings.
*20,000;
Hearts were saddened on the old ,
though tied with shreds of his
of Southern Oregon. A ball game,
It was soon apparent that the Albany, bakery, lodgings, apartmunts entirely by bankers of that city, who
races, coutests of all sorts and spe­ Hill of Montmartre the very day j
system
used in carrying them would, and two shops, *15.000; Baker, were anxious to denion»trate the
France was celebrating the birthday
speed whereby their business with
cial amusements galore will feature
of her independence. For the mayor never do so he took off his trousers, buildings, warehouse, residence, etc.,
this year's affair, which is being of the Commune, Monsieur Depa- .tied *the bottoms of the legs and *200.000; Beizen. shingle mill. ,<<>.-» Chicago offices could belermlnated
Should the Nashville bankers mid
raised to a standard which will cre­ quit, died at his old home in Sedan, stuck the kittens in. bead foremost.. 000; Coos county, trestle and logs. liusiness men furnish proof that the
*25.000; Douglas county, mill and
ate interest in all of this part of the South Africa. The artist-ma.vor of In this manner he got them home.
Pass. servfre would I m - profitable. thm
Today the kittens attracted a dwellings, *12.000;: Grant
Bohemia
was
a
famous
caricaturist
state, rather than Josephine county
new arm may be put Into operstlon
\
•
who Ion* Jed artistic activity in the large amount of Interest in the city, i planing mill, (65.000. Gi|thrie. saw- within n few month».
alone.
They
were
keft
fn
the
rear
of
the
mill
and
lumber.
*10.000.
world's greatest art colony. Born In
With amazing regularity nml no
Colony of Mice on
A fair, however, is not a place for 1869, Jules Depaqutt had been car driven by the Wdbb boys and
uneventful and free from tragedie»
large
crowds
were
amused
by
their
amusement alone although that fea- known for many years through hl*
Island Prove* Myatery
that It Is even surprising the old
ferocity. They apparently did not
ture is extremely important as a clever and highly Parisian cartoons.
timers, letters are being car Med
Salt
Lake
City.—Carrington Islnnd.
He was a typical representative of mind the people looking at them but
a »mall piece of land on the Great Salt
from New York to San Francisco
drawing card for the people of the
the old school of Bohemia artists they did mind being petted. As a
lake, on which there Is an abundant
and from Sau Francis, u tu New York
community. The Josephine fair will and was known to every Montmar- result quite a numts r of people bear
supply of roofing »late, Is Infested with
and Intervening pointe. This. Vncle
contain exhibits of the farm and in­ trois as "Jules." a cheery, kindly long scratches. The kittens look
mice, according to Ell F. Taylor of th*
Sam's greatest peace tfmu project,
United States land office here.
dustrial products of the county. It soul who dressed uji in a silk hat and mild enough but they have not yet
has proven itself successful from
A recent visit to the Island by Mr.
will show the visitors and the new­ frock coat when performing his du­ learned the meaning of domesticity.
Chicago. Aug. 1»,— (1 N» 8.1 — every possible angle.
Taylor for survey purposes brought
ties of mayor, but contented himself
comers just what the soil of the
Aviators, flying their huge, hlrd-
out the tale of the rodents.
■So successful has I'nrle Sam s coast
with pajamas and felt slippers for
Nile River Short of Water
There la no fresh wnl-r and no other
Rogue River valley will produce with every day wear. He was as unique
tu coast air mail service been since like machines, arrive at the Chicago
The river Nila Is lower than any
sign of life on ilia Island except the
the proper attention.
In fact, the as the free commune he represented. previous record of modern times, its inauguration. July l. tliat postal terminal, one of the largest and best
mice, and how they manege to survive
equipped along tile 2.680 mile route,
fair is the display window for the Artists, writers, musicians and every causing a curtailment In water for authorities are seriously cMtemplat- They circle the field
Is a mystery.
and come
rlng
extending
the
service
to
many
i^tgartono^h^Egypttat^cro^^^^
true Bohemian dwelling on the
farmer.
smoothly tu the ground, The pilot
Poster Hidden 52 Years
No fair can be a success unless it slopes of tbo famous Hill of Mont­
loosens himself from Ills soit. slides
martre, which overlooks Paris, claim
Post
Huron, Midi.—A circus poster,
down the varnished side of the plane
has the undivided cooperation of all citizenship in an independent gov­
pasted to the wall of a building on Mil­
and
trots
off
to
the
hanger
to
clean
interests. It needs the financial sup­ ernment of their own. The summit
itary street J2 j,(am njj,,
covered
up. His work Is dune for two days. RILEY-MEIER MOTOR CO. by an adjoining null Ims ngnln «erfi
port of the townspeople and their is Its capital, and Jules IXpaqult
| TI k - ii he will be called upon tu takv
daylight. Workmen removing the wall
T. H. t'lKNEK. HR \ N't II Mt.IL
moral support. It needs exhibits was the mayor. To call one of the
his plane back to bls original station
found the poster. it advertises tin
GRANTS PANH, ORE.
Montmartrois
a
Parisian
is
like
call
­
front the farmers, miners and manu­
I where he will have two more days of
Adam Forepangh clrcti», shewing In
ing an American an Englishman.
rest.
Port Huron, May 5, 1872.
facturers. If every one of these will
Postal clerks climb onto the pl«w
get behind the 1921 fair, it can be
A big three-motored biplane “air
made second to none in Southern express" will soon enable Londoners 5-ROOM —‘Furnished modern house t BARGAIN EXTRAORDINARY — as soon uh it come» to a stop. Mali
On the Quiet
The Board of Directors of School for Chicago or Hurronndlng points Is
for rest, no children, *25.00 per
to see Paris by night as well as the
Dear Old Lady—"In my day chil­
Oregon.
District No. 7 ot Joseph ire- Conn- taken from the large container In
month.
239
W.
“
I
”
St.
72
theatre. Regular night flying is
dren were seen and nor heard." In­
ty, Oregon, has for sale its two-
fant Flapper—"Well, I guess you got
about to be started between London FOR RENT—One 4-room furnished
horse transportation school bus the plane, built in front of the pilot'»
Oranges were first grown in Cal- and Paris, giving playgoers In the
In a lot of dirty work on the quiet
with a -capacity of 25 passengers. »eat. and thrown Into a watting mall
jipartmipcnt. Inquire 70S E 8t. 75
iforuia in 1873.
Yale Record.
This bus I* in good condition and truck. The rest Is carried to an­
English capital an opportunity to
SEASONED WOOD -Williams
will be sold, it taken at once, fur other plane waiting close by, which
A new machine, the invention of a i fly In the evening to Paris, seo the ORT
Wood Yard. Phone 137.
23tf
*50.00.. See E. 8. Van Dyke, is to continue the flight cast or west
Pacific coast engineer, combines the I play and return the same night ready
Clerk, office in First National
FOR SALE— ■Hix
Six high grade Hol­
work of the plow, harrow, disk and for work the next morning.
Bank Building, Grants Pass, Ore­ as Hie case may lie. As soon as the
stein cows and
.nd one regi-.
registered
—~ bull.
roller.
gon. Alfred Letcher, Chairman. lid is snapped on that plane, the
All young. Address T. H. Turner.
E. S. Van Dyke, Clerk.
If “boss” innll worker gives the signal,
The -festive mistletoe is regarded
Rd. 3, box 72.
75
Money for Art
as a pest in some parts of the south,
CALL 187-J— Pine and fir slab­ WE BEGIN PICKING HOI’S on the three men "crank up" tile giant air­
and scientists are studying a way to New Turk city appropriât»» about
wood *2.25 and *2.50. Body fir
28th. heavy crop, two to three plane motor by spinning lh<- propel­
*200.000 annually to the Metropolitan
»3.00. Oak. »3.50. C. W. Lam­
exterminate it.
weeks picking. store on the ler. the motor is sped up and the
Museum of Art.
brecht __
73
groituds, good place to camp with plane glides Into the air. circle» the
lot» of wood and water. bring
FOR 8ALE-—Modem 7-roonr house.
your family and make your vaca­ field and Is oil Its way. No time Is
Plenty of shade and large grounds.
tion profitable. Register at the lost.
Price *2,000. Very easy terms. E.
Chicago Laud Company office on
The air mail ayrvlce boasts
i' Heath.
71
North Sixth, or at the ranch. possessing tdxiy giant airplanes which
FOR RENT—People droirious of liv­
Leonard Orchard Co.
75
arc always in readiness. The planes
ing in clean, modern houses or
apartments at summer rates, get LOKT—Silver bracelet In or near I are strung all along the route be
Rivoli theatre, last week. Finder
In touch with Mrs. Geo. Tetherow,
please phono 125-R und receive tween the two ocean». They are al
710 J 8t., or phone 391-.).
94t.t
reward.
70 way» held |n readiness fn case o
fl 10 ACRE stock ranch to haee—1
em< rg'-ncy. All of riles,, planes nr»
Nearly all fenced, cross fenced, T. M. STOTT INSURANCE SPE­ IP- Haviland biplanes equipped with
CIALIST— Temporary beadquar­
and irrigated.
House,
three?
ters at Buick salesroom, 308-310 400 li. p. Liberty engine» and cufh
barns, range for 300 to iOo head
North Sixth 8t.
54tf capable of carrying 500 pounds of
cattle
Some natural meadow.
Lease five years. Parsons, IV^j.
mull, or approximately 26,01*0 let­
tor.
70 TURKEY8 FOR SALE 37 young ters. Tile De Haviland, which was
turkej*» welghing frolli 314 tu 514
CHANGE OF TAXI HTAND White
tim., 5 hens, 3 «mali turkey» and developed In war time for military
Kmart way the DoBevoior stylo »cn'atlo»—
LIWe Taxi at Blind George Spen­
a gobbler. All for *50. Mrs. II. purpose», has undergone n transfor­
quickly Ifettwne the foremost foundatlog gar­
cer's new» stand, phone 262-J,
F. Helkey, Rd. 2. Box 133. Grani» mation. Filled with now wings, giv­
ment fur all frocks and gowns, tailored »nils
residence 381. W. G. White. 71
l’uss, Ore.
fó
»ml formal wear—now Smart way proven ha
ing it grout > peed and lifting power,
vcrwdtlllty by pro *I ding an e Iteci
- -- ire
, LK’ENNE PLATE—Oro
141-189 HfCrONI) HAND motors handled, it Is now nble hi land nt 13 or 50
(Not lucurporuted)
lost. Finder please leave *at the
lion for »ports apparel.
overhauled and repaired at Clsv- mill's an hour, or fully ten miles an
Courier office.
71
HENRY M. LAM ANTER
eugnr’s Electric Store.
2ltfj hour slower Ilian the military type.
ORLANDO J. UEN s TO.N
We have a complete »lock of the««- popular
Engineer
FOR
RENT
—
Nicely
furnished
aparU
Chemist
WANTED
—
To
trade
havo
10
A.
6
A
bandeau». The next time Jon arc in the
! "tt“1* CaJ( at 40* fi*______ sot<
cleared, good house, barn, good
»tore ti»k to sec them.
A
limited
amount
of com men ial chemical unulysls aud tire assay-
i (IVAUANTEED good muskm* luns,
water, with puuip and gas engine.
•ng will bo done, Schedule of charge* now being preuarud, will
corn and lima beaus for HUccota»h,
5 mi. from town, for 1 A ground
Kentucky Wonder beans for can­
be furnished upon request.
close In must ha.*4 good lion:-«-
MANLY Bvw
ning. 5c lb. pcpp<-rs. A. Allicrts.
Frank C 'Morrison, Mutual Cry.
second fruit »tend norilt Sixth on
. ........_A
Co., Fields Hotel, City.
71
Irix'hrr». .melt rln»««».
highway.
71
UOI Uvat l< Ntrei'l
rnrrtrtl
r< lalon. afriri Hla.
FOR SALE—Fin ■ modern 5 room
rlplinr. »»rial ad.Halnar. nsd
bungalow, close In* *2250. E. F.
MARCEL AND CTRL last longer af­
moral irtl.ls«, < ■i,»T<>gnr
ter a Golden Glint Shampoo.
tf
Heath. 517 H St.
71
Clu'ertally »ent on rrqaeat.
»r
Y0W6
C onstantly
I mproved
but
No Y early
M odels
D odge
B rothers
M otor
C ars
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