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PAGE TWO
GRANTS
PASS
DAILY
Il (H HT 13,
COURIER
♦
held to justify the existence of the
In view of the fact that an elec- |,urcau- jjo the bureau becomes a in the rights of Japan, and while
various private protests were made
tlon of unusual significance is to be ' b(g aggct ,0 |hc untn,r,it).,
against it. It was pointed out that
Published Daily Except Sunday
held this fall and that the entire
a formal protest liy any of the dip-
eleltorate should bo out in force to
A. E. Voorhles - Pub. and Propr. i cast their ballots in the three-cor-
Joni Nite missions would bo itnpoa-
Entered at poatoffice. Grants Pass. uered presidential contest, anything
sible.
Ore., az second-class mail matter. I
“A Park Every Hundred
which may stimulate interest in the
elections Is welcomed.' If investig.i- ,
Mile«*’ Is National Slogan.
ADVERTISING RATES
Copies of a new map of the Mia-
Display space, per inch ............... 25c tors can throw Mght on the reasons
klyou national foreat, which la lo
lA>cal-personal column, per Rue lue why voters are apathetic in such a
Washington, D. O.—"City parka and
l'i«iiiplilWs Will Ite Maih'tl Oui Start national parks ar» w»ll enough known; cated In southwestern Oregon
Readers, per line ..........
— 5c manner that a remedy tor the situa
lug « mi Monda)
| now raters th» «tale park, which. In northwaaiern California, have
tion
can
-be
found,
they
will
be
aid
Tokio, Aug. 15.— ll. N. S.) Jap-
DAILY COl'RIER
popularity, Hds fair to rival Ila older been received al the office of
By mail or carrier, per year ...*6.00 ing the cause of democracy, which an's first out-and-out anti-forelgn
Salem. Aug. 15,—Jt will requin- park staters," aays a batletlu from th» district foroater In Pori land.
depends
entirely
upon
the
In
teres
^»f
By mail or carrier, per monta.. .50
measure, a statute dealgnod with tho 363.333 pamphlet»' containing tbe I Washington, D. C., headquarters of th»
Tha map la laauad pn the stand
the entire citizenry.
knowledge that It will iocraaae the various measure* to to lx-to re the I National Geographic aaclMy.
ard quarter Inch scale used by tha
WEEKLY COURIER
living expenses of foreigners in Jap- voters of Oregou at the Novea.be,
"The fortluMilng national c» a ter forasl aervira far such folder», and
By mall, per year .......
*2.00
an by from 25 to 60 per Cent, goea election to supply the demand under mer on at»u> parka at Hettysbtirg. shows the natianal forest and adja
into effect as a result of the recently the law. according to a statement Pa., will cuiphaslsn the rapidly mul- cent country in considerable, detail,
MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS
Tne Associated Press is exclusive
closed session of the imperial diet. issued by Sam A. Kozer, secretary tlplylnj, use» <>< lbran etale reserve- Creeks, rivers, trails, roads, town*
ly entitled to the use for repaoiica-
It is the "luxury tax bill." and is of state. Arguments for and against lions," ti>» bulletin prints mil.
"Many vhltors are expected to at and other features are shown.
uuu of ail news dispatcues credited
characterised
by foreigners residing the measures also will be contained
On the back of .the map useful
in this, or ail otherwise credited, in
trad
the tonferrmw, both because ei
I
tn Japan as “the mail tariff," "the In these pamphlets.
luis paper and also me local news
Hie varied progrmu touching upon »o and Interesting Information 1» given.
anti-foreign bill" and "a Japanese
publuuied herein.
Gossip,<»f Staff Correspondents
«Mailing ot the pamphlets will start many phases of outdoor Ilf», ami atoo The theory of Hght burning la dis-
affront." Protests by meetings of Monday. There are four proposed because tho confer»ace la meetlog at cunsed and the reasons why light
at World Centers of
All rights for republication of
foreigners in Kobe, in Tokio and else constitutional amendments and three one of the meat fatness battlgffelds burning has been found to be a fall-
special dispatches herein are also re
Population
where had no effect on Minister of measures to be referred at the fall nt modern time», notable for Ila me ur»> are,set forth. Rome of the rea
served.
Finance Hamagucbi. who stated that election. The constitutional auii-nd- morials to the tnea of both the North sons given are: That the lightest
FRIDAY, AL'UVST IS, 1024.
New Haven. Conn.. Aug. 15.— (I. the bill was a necessity in view of | meut» relat«- to the voters' literary and the South who fell there, and also fire will kill young trees, which are
N. S3—Yale students who were the dangerous state ot Japanese fin test, public and welfare ot roads, for the ecealc beauty ef the panorama reilly as important a« the oilier ones:
of knolls and hillsides that form the
♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦
♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ r placed by the Vniversity Bureau of ances.
r
that any fire will kindle the pitchy
ways and waterways, extendijig the Ucttsysburg stale reaervatlan
in
summer
jolts
this
Appointments
♦
U1UÂÎÜ5 UEAIHi-K
♦
First of all. the new luxury tax provisions of the soldiers' loau and
"Arrangements for the roeeilnga are and old fire scars on groan trees,
♦ year will earn no less than *117.- bill provides for au Increased rate of bonus law and compulsory work being made by John Marton Payne, enlarging these scars or burning the
♦
Pacific Coast States: Gener- ♦ 81'6.60. according to the reckoning JOU per cent ad valorem on approx men’s compensation law for hazard chairman of the conference on slate tree down; that any fire will make
parks, wloiae heaSqasriera are at the many fir* scars on grown trees, Ilins
♦ ally fair in interior; consider- » by the bureau's head. This is some imately 500 imported articles, among ous occupations.
♦ able cloudy and foggy weather ♦ thing of a record for the bureau. In them foreign shoes, hose, various ar j The proposed laws ar«» the oleo National Red Cross building, la Wash ■ipenlng them up to Insect attack and
♦ along the coast. Temperature ♦ addition, there are recorded here a ticles of clothing, phonographs, ko margarine and condensed milk bill, ittgton, D. C.
futnr* burning.
will remain near normal. The ♦ group of 67 students who found daks and equipment and foods ot regulation ot the naturopath profes "A Fork I vary Ona Haadrad Ml last"
Other Interesting features which
It goes into sion and the proposal to repeal the ”1'Tht rapid growth of iheoe parks are discussed tn the folder include
♦ tire hazard will remain high in ♦ summer work without the aid of the foreign manufacture.
makes
the
Slogan
‘
a
park
every
bus
the interior and moderate on ♦ bureau aad who are picking up ap effect just as soon as the Japanese state income tax act.
died inties' seem not so Impossible *» brief reference to the early history
The bureau, government can have suitable forms
♦ proximately *25.994
the Immediate coast.
Under the laws these pamphlets It sounds. Twenty-six states now have ot the region; a description of the
incidentally, put 233 men into jobs. printed and make other necessary
must be sent to all registered voters, their own park systems. ami these Oregon C iivm and other scenic fra-«
arrangements.
Fair tonight and Saturday,
and shall be In the‘mails ten days ports range from the vast Adirondack* tures; hunting and fishing, timber
next
graduating
class
When the
♦
except foggy along coast.
Seldom in the hjgtory of foreign before the date of the general elec park. In New York etale, with more and grazing reaonrcea; and the Im-'
comes to vote for Its man "most to ; communities in the Far East has tton.
Too ay s temperature 88.
than three million acres, io the oar-acre portance of the forest In relation to
♦ be admired" someone may be chosen I there been such widespread condent-
♦
Water at bathhouse 74.
Josephine county has 3852 regis sand bar In Ute Caaaectlcul river, water power and irrigation.
is now among a group of stu
which la Dart Island Stale part, of
The folder also gives a list ot the;
i nation of a Japanese government tered voters.
* ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ who
dents* putting in nine hours a day as
Connecticut.
principal trees found on thia foreat.
, measure as at the present lime. Man-
“
Michigan
leads
al!
the
Mateo
In
the
common laborers on -the new Yale
that the*
' ifeslly unfair and bringing to* for-
THE VOTING PROBLEM
number of Its sfate-ewaed parts, with It la an Interesting fact
DOR.N
eighteen-hole golf course, which is
distinct
Siskiyou
embraces
three
i
eigners
residing
in
Japan
one
more
Responding to the direct question, rapidly becoming a reality on the
WOODSON To Hr. and Mrs. Morris thirty such maervaHana <'•imectlcut.
_ _ a . a_ )
, with the renultinK
types
ot
climate,
though
one
of
Ute
smallest
states,
to
“Why didn't you vote?” 5000 regis- former Donald G. Mitchell estate, out discomfort, notably a place of high
B. Woodson of Oakland. Cal.. Wed
formt the red*,.
prices for the past several years, the
tree types. In thia
I__ ______
ttered voters ob Chicago have per beyond the bowl.
nesday. August 13, a son. named second, with rwenty<ve parks.
Dartmouth is new luxury tax bill has been assailed
“Thfin comes New Tort, with twen wood of the southern fog belt meets'
suaded investigators for the Univer i sharing with Yale the distinction of
Richard Kidder for his uncle, the ty two parks; Minnesota, with erven-
the northern rain forests of Douglas
sity of Chicago that the problem of putting laborers on the new golf in practically every section of Japan,
late R. K. woodaon.
teen; Pennsylvania, with fourteen; fir. Roth of these types pass abrupt-,
getting voters to the polls is tar ¡course. A group of forty-two Yale tbe Japanese people themselves stat
while Iowa, with Its thirteen reaerva-
from a solution. The investigators ‘and Dartmouth students are on this ing frankly that it is "unjustifiable." ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ I linns, to which It lavitee tonrtola to re ly Into the dry Inland sugar pine— .
In
addition
to
giving
a
legal
raise
yellow pine type.
have arrived at the conclusion that | particular job. These men are clear-
♦ pair 'from prairie lead te fairyland.'
ADDITIONAL 1AMAI*
Copies ot thia forest map may be
in
prices
of
many
necev.-tiies
to
for
the problem ot women non-voters ia ling Jhe fairways and preparing and
♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ to the leader of the state part more-
obtained from tbe foreat aiijwrvlsor
ment In tbe Middle West.
particularly serious and that the I seeding the greens. Their work is eigners and Japanese who live in
Club Ha- 31 Member-—
“Havens for the tourist are afford at Granta Pass or from the district /
prejudice against woman suffrage ia | chiefly with pick, shovel and wheel- foreign style, the new bill has been
The LaFollette for President club
strongly
condemned
because
it
opens
still great among many people. The i barrow.
¡ no*- boasts a membership of 31 In ed la Increasing numbers of the state forester at Portland.
parka; some of them offer camplag
up to Japanese profiteers the oppor
election chosen for the study was
the county, according to W. H. Lemi- places for the eallre vacation period.
tunity
to
raise
prices
on
various
non
purely local, but its results were
Positions held by these Yale men.
ard, who has a roster of the mem In Wisconsin the city dweller can rent
such that they may be applied to scattered all over the country and taxed goods and give as an excuse
bers. Mr. l*eonard is chairman of an Island for a notnlndl ram. and play
j
that
these
articles
come
under
the
similar problems In every city ot the even beyond its borders, are of all
the Josephine club and has also been Swiss Family Robinson for several Hiialtleil Marri«*»-» Prefer Changes
new
tariff
law.
country.
Against Hoapiial 77
kinds and varieties.
The summer
appointed county chairman <by the weeks.
"Many ef tbe beet known Male parts
More than 600U persons register tourist may have met the Yale man t As the result of the new tariff.
state committee. George H. Hamil embody world renowned sceolr fea
;
foreigners
residing
in
Japan
must
Portland. Ore.. a ! i < 15.—(A. P 1 I
ed for the election were asked the disguised as farm hand, camp coun
ton is secretary of the club. The tures—notably Niagara fall*. New
question, “Why didn't you .vote?” cillor, Pullman conductor, baggage I pay *20 gold for shoes from the
—
M*i haw been tnsnied by an in
United States. shoes which today coat meetings arc subject to call by the Tort. They furnish a panorama of
and answers of 5310 ot them were clerk, tutor, waiter, or guide.
competent and «arelera X-ray opera
tQb
varied
physical
features
our
coun
chairman.
*10. and sell for S6 in New York
tabulated.
Yale students are acting as *»it-*
try possesses— from tbe curiously mod tor; medicine urdermi by tbe dor tors
Di «belief in woman’s voting de ' ers at yacht and golf clubs; they are City. Listed among ' the various
eled gorges of Maohsmoquet Brook has nut been given despite anmor-
Will
Sfeiy
i
oyoUn
—
items
on
the
new
100
per
cent
tax
tained 414; objections of husband, clerking in department stores and
State park, of Connecttrat. te the trop ona demands for it, and aome naroM»
Harry
Stokes,
a
government
hun
54; disgust with politics, 230; dis- i doing all sorts of work ip factories. bill are vegetables—including Cali ter. who has been stationed in the ical setting of the Royal Palm Htsto and orderlies have slept at tteolr
fornia
oranges,
lemons
and
all
Im
gust with their own party, 1U»; be , The ubiquitous salesman, roving
Diamond l*ake country, has been part, of Florida, lean than fifty miles posts while vary sick tneo calkAi for
lief that one vote counts for nothing, ; from house jo house, is likely to be ported vegetaT>l»8 and fruit»; all va- sent here by the United States bu souUiwest of Miami.
attention, official» of tbe American
“Historic and literary ahrises are l*eglon heard yeMorday from the i
79; belief that ballot box is corrupt ia Yale*student» though he say never rities ot leathers including manufac reau of biological survey in an effort
ture» of »hoe» and slippers of all
preserved, as In Lincoln's home. In the lips of patieata at United States Vet-1<
ed, 40; and disbelief in all political a Ford about that phase of his life.
kinds; vegetable oil»; soaps; per to exterminate the coyotes of Joseph Old Ralem Rtate park, ef Illinois, and
action, 22.
»ran»' hospital No. 77 in the course |
fumes. tooth powders, other toilet ine county. These coyotes have be In James Whitcomb Riley's 'eld swim-
Illness detained 647, absence 589,
There are, of course, quite as many articles; tissues of wool and mixed come badly infected with the rabies mln' hole' on sn Indiana reservation of aa Investigation by the legion
detained by helpless member of fam Yale students idling away their
looking toward the removal of Dr.
tissues ot wool and cotton; handker and the government in sending the Indiana alao preserves In some of her
ily. 115.
time at shore and mountain resorts. chiefs, hose and several other ar- hunter here, is attempting to prevent parka her magnificent waterfall», Frank N. •«ordoa, superintendent, <
Insufficient legal residence, 274; Europe knows them in numbers.
a further spread of the disease. He which fsri may be aa Item of news to and Dr. C. M Tinney, receiving offi
tides of clothing.
many travelers whose knowledge of cer.
fear x>t loss of business or wages, Students followed the crew to
Various foreign groups in Japan will probably begin his work near her geography to confined te csr-wln
289; congestion at polls. 4 1; poor France—some as special correspon
All of thee» things have l»een re-'
asked the corps diplomatic to protest Dryden on Deer creek, which seems dow observations en transcontinental
location of polling booth, 45; fear dents, others as rubbers and waiters.
ported Io l>r. Gordon as superinten
to
be
lhe
place
where
the
Infection
against the bill. But it was pointed
tripe.
dent. hut no action has been taken,
of disclosure of age, 14.
Yale men watched the Yale-Harvard out that this bill was entirely with- is most serious.
When Illinois Waa Under Ocean.
the disabled veteran» said.
Time
General indifference, 13ft.
tennis team on its invasion of Brit
“Starved Rock park. In Illinois, per
and
again,
they
said,
matters
had
Indifference to particular election, ish and European courts and assist
petuates far older history than that to
129; intended to vote but failed, 448; ed in training the tennis players. And i
bo found In textbooks—Its limestone been called to the attention of the
ignorance or timidity regarding elec- the big student cruises, advertised I
formations date beck to a period when aa perintend ent. who promised to in-
tion, 378; and failure of party work- in every nook and corner of Yale, i
America's Inland was the floor ef a voatigate, but no results were ob-1
era, 47.
sea.
tained.
,
took their share of the student body '
"Tropical jangle, the giant redwood
Of the 5310, the male non-'oters here. All in all, the European in-1
Advertisement* under this heading Be per line per Issue. All
trees of California, tba send dases ef
numbered 1681 and the female 3629. vasion by Yale has been the greatest |
Indiana, waterfalls, lovers' lanes, the
Classified ads appear under this heading the first time
"Entirely different situations stim ever known in peace times, exceed- I
jeweled lakes of Minnesota, tbe moon
ulated non-voting among the women ed only by the invasion when Yale |
I
tala outlooks of Connecticut—these
and among the men,” the investiga students went over seas with the
Washington, Aug. 15.—(A. P.I—
DRY SEASONED WOOD Williams BARGAIN EXTRAÖRDLNARY — are a few of the wonder atmta which The American Red Cross has cabled
tors found. Only one-third of the A. E. F.
The Board of Directors of School states have set aside for the use of all
Wood Yard. Phone 137.
23tf
male non-voters as compared with
District No. 7 of Josephine Coun their people and aa a heritage for *109,000 for the relief wf victims of
FOR SALE—A Davis sewing ma-
ty, Oregon, has for aale Rs two- their children.
the floods sweeping several prov
one-half of the female non-voters; Yale “points with pride" to th<-
Party
chine. Good condition,
horse transportation school bus
"If you take Noah Webstar'« word inces of China, Minister Schurman.
were indifferent toward elections. fact that so many of her men are
going away. Price *25.0U. Call
with a capacity of 25 passengers. for It, a park used to be 'an enclosed
7J
Mrs. L. L. Sharp, 500-J-l.
Ou the other hand, three-fifths of j “working their way through college"
This bus is in good condition and piece of ground Mocked with beasts at Pekin, reported that ten million
persons uro already affected by the
the men as compared with tliree- in these modern times. Every man BEES, 1 to 6 good swarms. Incu
will be aold, if taken at once, for
Dyke, of the chase, hold by prescription or floods and that *10,000,000 will be i
*50. 00. See E. 8. Van
bators, *15, *12, *6. in perfect
tenths of the women who did not put Into a place by the Bureau of
the
kings
gt'ant.
’
Th*
Idea
of
the
Clerk, office in Flrat National
condition. You'll need tneae noon.
Heeded lor rollof work. Emergency
vote said they were kept from the Appointments needed the money to
Bank Building, Granta Pass, Ore state parka conference seems te bo relief ni' asures arc ludng carried on
For sale at 739 North N'intli St.,
polls by physical or administrative carry on his educational work. That
gon. Alfred Letcher, Chairman, that today a park Is 'an unenclosed
near high school.
8-15-lt
obstacles. One-eighth of the female is the one function of the bureau.
1. s. Van Dyl1 <1* rk.
tf piece of ground stocked With beaaU, by various f'hlnse philanthropic or
FOR BADE—Motorcycle In good con
non-voters are anti-suffragists.”
'and the record of this summer
tmra. flowers, or other scenle features, ganisations, and the famine relief
F
or
.
'
ij
:
i
i
>
im
hou
and
dition, *10.0Ü. Call 329 West 1
sleeping porch, good shad", close not to be destroyed, but held by pre commmission Is laying plans to meet
street-
80
in, for *850. *150 will handle. scription ef the people for their own distress which is sure to follow the
FOR SALE—Four good milk cow». _I1 F. Heath, 517 H St. _____ 74 us».'
destruction of the crops.
*80 per head. Cha». Mee, Apple WE* BEGIN PICKING HOI’S on the
“The annual conference this year to
Estimated funds which may be
gate, Ore.
76
28th, heavy crop, two to three be held during the toot week ef May mndo available through the imposi
weeks picking, store on the at Gettysburg. Pennsylvania, will eon-
FOR SALE—On account of falling
grounds, good place to camp with alder the development ef the many tion of customs and transiKirlatlon
health, I am offering Cherry
lots of wood and water, bring
surtaxes, flood relict campaigns,
Glade Orchard for Mie. If Inter
your family and make your vaca uses of these state parks.
ested, call on or addre»» Thomas
etc., would total seven Mu a half
"Tlietr
value
as
game
refngeq.
for.
tion profitable. Register at the
A hern, Hugo. Oregon.8 6t I
Chicago Land Company office on camping end nature study, extension million dollars, leaving two and a
CALL 187-J—Pine and Hr «lab
Xorth Sixth, or at the ranch. of trails for hiking, establishments of half million dollars otherwise to be
wood *2.25,and *2.50. Body fir
J*eonard Orchard Co.
75 more museums for preserving speci raised If the situation is to be fully
*3.00. Oak *3.50. C. W. Lam- FÜR RENT^-Nicely furnished apart men». and their wider uae In sctentlfic met.
brecht.____
________
73
ment. Call at 408 E.
5Utf study will he considered
ACRES adjoiniug Rogue River, FOR SALE -At !»28 D street. Ever
"Esch year finds new state recnilto
Writing paper at the Courier
unimproved, 7 acre« clear. Price
green Hwcet corn ready for can In the movement for »rate park sys
*1000. AI ho 100 poHta. 15c each.
ning.
73 tems. Tn Kentucky the Isgletotur»
T. H. Turner. Rd. 3, Box 72.
78 T. M. STOTT INSUhANCfe 8t*E- lias just pessed s measure cresting s
FOfl RENT- -People desirioUH ot liv
CIALIST — Temporary headquar- State park commission. Three pro
Better Butter
ing in clean, modern houses or
ters at Buick aaletroom, 3U8-310 posed altos for parks In the Blue Grass
North Sixth St.
64tf State are the place near Bardstown,
apartment» at Hiimmor rates, get
At
in touch witli Mrs. Geo. Tetherow, Foil SALE -Dandy acre tract, good where Stephen Foster wrote 'My Old
The Truax Grocery
710 J St., or phone 397-J.
Gift
4-room house, garaffc, barn, chick Kentucky Home,' the place of Lin-
en hour's, good variety fruit and coin's birth, near Hodgenville, and
TRICK FOR SALE- Ton and % Re
berries, well, city water and Ir
public in A-l condition. Will sell
rigating water. Priced for quick Mammoth cave."
cheap for cash. Call J. M. Fra
Rale at *18U0. A. C. Wheeler.
zier at end of Jordan St., In Jor
Horae Sold for Two Bits
5II South Sixth St.
75
dan'» addition.
78 _________________________
Alluma, Cal.—On» hors» was sold for
SECOND IIANIi motors liandli'd,
Couch's Pharmacy
CHANGE OF TAXI STAND — Whlt.fi
overhauled and repaired at Clev 25 cants and 30 homes were sold for 81
Line Taxi at Blind George 8pen-
FOR FU.MH. EH-1VEMM*
enger's
Electric
Store.
___
2ltf
«•ach
st
»
r»»»nt
public
attrtlon
held
cer’s news stand, phone 262-J,
ING AND PRINTING
rcHldmice 381. W. G. White. 71 BARGAIN’S In musk in«l water mel hem to clear th» national fareal ranges
In by O a. m. out by 0 p. an,
ons for Saturday and Sunday. Li of hors» h»rda of little valtf». Ths
Font ROOM IIOI SE, fine shape,
ma and Kentucky Wonder I h - hiih , highest pries paid for any hora» w.'ii
shade. 2 lota. *900.
One-half
5c lb. A. Alberts, North Sixth on
cash. E. F. Heath, 517 H St. 71
highway.
71 »17.
GRANTS PASS DAILY COURIER
STATE PARKS GROW
RAPIDLY IN FAVOR
IS NOW AVAILABLE
TAX BLOW Al ALIENSHAS 3“33 WTEBS
DAILY
NEWS LETTER
VETS CHARGE HOSPITAL ABOSE
PEOPLE’S MARKET
A Clean Notebook
a Good Grad
A B«nt, cleanly written
notebcMik makes a bet
ter impression—a belter
grade- write It with a
Parker P«n.
No biota, no ink-stained
ers.
lhe "Luck?
urv«“ feeds the ink
smoothly. Safety-
Utiled, it can't leak
when carried-
Prvssthcbutton
and it'a tilled
iiutantly
Fount
Couch’s Pharmacy
Stationer
Perfumes
lh'iigH
A Gulbransen
Player-Piano
in a
Used Piano Sale
Is ms ran- a.» m Millionaire in a
PouriiuUM- — there
»imply
aren't any ! People who own
<■1 LIIRA.N.HENH are »aU»fl««l
to keep llieiii.
Prices $420, $495,
$575, $650
The Music & Photo
House
Manton Rowell, Prop.
UNIVERSAL
CLEANER
I Non-liiflammablc) F
For ' rvlitoi lug grease »pois
from woven fabrics of all
kinds. Kid Gloses, hid blip
per», etc.
HOc
CLEMENS
Melia Drugs and Hooka
0*22*2^**
HAVE MONEY—J’AV CAHII
IO PER CENT DIHCOI NT
Except Patterson Pictures mid
Vocalion Records
During August at
H E L 51 E R'H
‘The Home of Good Furniture'
JOHN HIMMEL
TAILORING
Tuffs Bldg.. 317 H Street
Grown at
altitude
Í
• Golden Rule Store
Just Right