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GRANTS PAGE TWO I PASS OAH.V (NM’RIKH wealth to be protected Great is to be saved from the inroads of over and when it Is relighted, GRANTS PASS DAILY COURIER i natioual Britain’s army is 10 times, France’s ¡the Atlantic Ocean by the erection o( is found shot to death. Published Daily Except Sunday A. E. Voorhies - Pub. and Propr. Entered at postoffice, Grants Pass, Ore., as second-class mail matter. ADVERTISING RATES Display space, per inch ................. 25c Local-personal column, per iiue lüc Readers, per line ................. DAILY COURIER By mull or carrier, per year __$6.00 By mall or carrier, per month . ,a0 WEEKLY COURIER By mail, per y«ar .................. ^'...$2.00 MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is exclusive- ly entitled to the use ior republtca- ttou ot all uew*> tiewj« dispatcnes dispatches credited tu this, or aU otherwise credited, iu this paper and also Ide local ne*s published herein. All rights for republication of special dispatches herein are also re served. THURSDAY, AUGIST 21, 1024 Lucas i Judson escapes through a window nearly 19 times and Japan’s more a series of super-jetties. Hince the completion of the first Into a howling storm and through than 26 times as large as ours. A lapse jetty, measuring 720 feet, at Mon- exposure looses his mind. Although we pay our'soldiers far j mouth Beach. N. J.. six weeks ago. of 10 years and many n<' condition-- better wages and maintain them bet ; 500 feet of white sandy beach have Involve the principles which com- ter than any other country, the per been added to the Campbell estate, bine a very tragic climax, capita cost ot our army Is the small on which the structure is situated,I *The Breaking I’oiiit" Isa r and it is expected thnt a new beach rapid-fire action, love, .scandal, est in the world. being only $2.20, will be built up for halt a mile down odrama and a« problem solved. acainat 42.60 iu Japau, $6.40 iu the coast. ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ Great Britain. $9.50,in Italy aud | The jetty is modeled along the de- ADDITION \L USAI. Islgn of that oiitside the Panama $2 2.23 in France. ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Our military budget is only 7.7 5 Canal. With a forty-degree angle and a mammoth line of rocks on each Rev. aud Mrs. D. Lester percent of the whole, while Great I .¡stile of a wooden core. It cost 1120,- have returned from New port Britain's is 9.52. Japan's 16.19 and ¡000. ’ Portland where they have brun ________ ____ HI spending their vacation. France's IS.06. The present increase Millionaires' Row. _ at ________ Monmouth ln our >ctuai military expenditures It, ach and Deni, has been endaagt’red R I. lleliu was in Grants Pass to over those just before the war is only for years from the unprotected fury day troi.i Ills Pickett creek ranch. Mr. Helm states that he bus a good 1.94 per cent while Japan s is 3.24,!of SHrt ia stormy,weather. crop ot peaches, the frost uot having Great Britain’s is 4 10 and France’s Where do New York girls and boys touched them. As a result he has gv is 4.26., Before the war about one- spoon? In moving picture theatres, crop that is bringing top notch fourth ot our total budget went to on buses, in hallways and taxicabs. prices He brought a load to mar the War Department, but now only The old fashioned courting in par- ket this morning. lors is not popular due to the tissue about one-tenth goes to it. paper qualities of city apartment j houses, wherein a kiss sounds like. Rifle Club to .Meet— The American Ugidn rifle club an automobile backfire. will meet at the range ou Saturday * In spite ot its sixty-nine newspa afternoon at 4 o’clock for practice. ♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦ OREGON' WEATHER ♦ ♦ ♦ Pacific Coast States; Cali ♦ fornia: Fair weather in inter pers printed in foreign languages ♦ ior; considerable cloudy and 'the Americanization of the East Side Injunction Is Sought — ♦ foggy weather near the coast; A temporary injunction, sought i by 'goes on automatically, thanks to the ♦ normal temperature. Oregon B. W. Baldwin ^nd ¡Sol C. Stone. alert following of the latest styles by Gossip of Staff Correspondents ♦ and Washington: Considerable placed miuers on the Big Applegate . the East Side feminine sex. at World Centers of ♦ cloudiness and normal tempera river, against Maude Kubli, , Chester Division street is the Fifth avenue Population ♦ ture with probability of pvidely of this picturesque foreign section, Kubli, Harold Kubli, Edith Kubli, ♦ scattered showers. Fire wea and the show windows are as brightly Edward Kubli and Jacksop county, ther hazard will remain high New York, August 21.— (I. N. S.) electrified and as artistically decor- i restraining them from interference ♦ in the interior of California and —Women have entered klmcst every ated as those of its uptown sister I with the construction of a ditch, un ♦ normal in Oregon and Wash der the county road, and the irriga profession, and now they have be avenue. ♦ ington. come a useful addition to one of New And the creations — not called tion flume, known as the "Kubli ♦ Cloudy, west; fair, east por York's leading masculine industry— that hv Division street customers, Ditch” was granted Tuesday by ♦ tion tonight and Friday. rum-running. however,—are every bit as chic. County Judge George A. Gurdner. ♦ Today s temperature 93. The plebeian name for tile position There is no good reason why they acting for the circuit cot^rt. Attor Waler at bathhouse 70. they occupy is "decoy”. Dressed in shouldn't be. as the same manufac neys Reames and Reanies represent ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ the* height of yachting fashion, they turer sells to Division street as to ed the defendant, and a “perpetual injunction" is sought. This point recline in wicker chairs on the decks Fifth avenue. N FEAR OF .MILITARISM of the vessels. You may fool milady of the East will be decided upon the return of Revenue officials recently disco Sixties and Riverside Drive as to J.udge C. M Thomas, who Is out ot The Uuited States is a peacable, vered the trick when they captured price and quality of gowns, but there the city. The complain alleges "that peace-loving nation and abhors war a ship unloading a ton of - hootch is small chance to hoodwink the Di the defendants, Kabli, give out and as destructive, wasteful and horrible. which they had previously ignored, vision street belle. She is the one assert they will by force it necessary This nation has participated in thinking it a pleasure yacht,. who helps produce the garments in Prevcnl the. plaintiffs from con- ! structlng said ditch.”—Mgdford Mail- several wars but never has it entered some loft factory during the day. Tribune. re City ot White Lights has The into a conflict until it appeared thatj a fiery splash ot color iu ihe ceived all oilier means of adjudicating the use of red flashlights in the palms of Historic Salt Swing’ international difficulty had failed. traffic policemen at night. Slowly Disappearing When declaring war on Germany in This new method of traffic direc " I he Breaking Point” I Springfield. III.—Gradual dlstippeai 1917, the President clearly announc tion is being experimented with in Love, mystery and melodrama iu nnoe of the Gallatin county salines, ed tlrat this country was entering the congested areas. If it proves suc Mary Roberts Rinehart’s great story, believed to have I -sm worked on by world conflict solely in the name of cessful it will be adopted throughout "The Breaking Point”, combined the Indians. Is removing from Illinois the city. with the direction of Herbert. Brenon, one of its most historic spots. Jiivuli democracy, justice and humanity, has produced a Paramount picture W. Myers, IltirrMburg, who Ims made and would not accent any territorial ■ i A dancing rodeo! Tex Rickard. which will be one of the most cun n study of the Aalt springs, stnte-» thnt there are now no memorial^ tn ur othgr concessions as a result of . who has promoted everything from ningly conceived mysteries that has innrtt the s|x>t. ' a knitting contest to a Democratic the anticipated victory. ever been woven into the plot of a “Tradition has ft that from time Im- When each war was over the 'National Convention, will soon cre- motion picture. memorial salt bus been produced nod 1 ate the greatest dancing carnival in Judson Clark, reckless millionaire, manufactured at the springs In Galla armies melted away, returning to the world. is infatuated with an actress. Beverly tin county,” Mr. Myers relates. farm and workshop and office. The attempt to find the best toe- "Around the region of the two prin The United States, by the very na- twinklers in the United States will Carlysle. He invites her to visit his cipal springs, known as •ll«,.'-.vioon ranch in Wyoming, accompanied by Dick.' and l.Nijteer Well,’ is found n ture of things, cannot become mili i penetrate into the smallest hamlet. her foster-brother, Fred Gregory and kind "4 pottery, the existence of which taristic. A comparison at the present | Winners ot local prize dancing shoes her worthless husband, William can be explained in no fcther way than time of our military and naval estab I will meet in State contests and the Lucas. that it may be fragments of large pots i State winners will gather together in While there Gregory learns from and kettles used in evaporating salt lishment with that of other nations j Madison Square Garden here for the water. is illuminating and should serve to graniT finale, with a $12,009 prize an old letter that he is the illegiti He Is j "So little remains of the present site mate son ot Judson Clark Sr. set at 1 rest any fears that the United for the winner. furious to think that Judson Clark.' that flie passerby would never know And there will be rules, Just like his host, possesses all the money that he was on historic ground." says States may reverse the consistent ■ policy of a century and a half and baseball, matrimony, or any other na which might have been his. He rush Myers. "About all that Is loft of tional institution. Dancing masters es back to the Clark ranch to find •Nigger Well’ is a few decayed tim fall a victim to the disease ot mill-1 by the way, are trying to replace the Judson aud Lucas, both intoxicated,I bers In the old well, which is uow tarism. “Bootleggers' Shake," the “Tiger struggling. The lamp is knocked' practically filled up. The United States has one of the Twaddle” and the "Camel Canter” smallest armies among the import with dances containing less figure ant countries of the world. Army and more feet. Chief among the pro expenditures are less than in any posed substitutions is the “Raggedy Ann,” a foxtrot, like a slow movie. other great nation, and those expen As one professor explained tht.1 i ditures are proportionately now- situation..in academic terms: Advertisements under this beading 5c I er line per isnue. AH much less than they were ten years “If a kangaroo got on a modern. Classified nils appear under Ibis heading the fl rut time ago. ; dance floor he’d feel like a piker. People ain ’ t taking dancing lessons' In proportion to population, Ja no more. They don’t have to.” FOR SALE Modern seven room DRY SEASONED WOOD Williams pan’s army is 1 times, Great Britain's bungalow, with all built-in con 2311 Wood Yard. Phone 137. 5 times and Fiance’s 19 times as! veniences, shade, nice yard, lots The twenty-six miles of New Jer- I FOR SALE -Good grade Jersey cow. of flowers. Must be seen to be large as ours. Jn proportion to th« ¡.»y’s famous automobile shore-drive $50. Phone 79-Y. 78 appreciated. Gutasy terms. Call at 670 North Third St. 81 FOR RENT—Nicely furnished apart WANTED—Boy about 15 to pick ment. Call at 408 E. 5Utf fruit and do chores. C. E. Logs don, north city limits on highway. STRAYED — Small white Spitz 79 dog, female, name Cutie. Finder notify N. B. Harvey, Route 1, Box WANTED—Two young men, neat 10. Grants Pans. Reward. 79 appearing, as demonstrators to travel wit4t manager, selling ex perience not necessary, a very T, M. STOTT INSURANCE SPE CIALIST — Temporary headquar good chance for advancement. Do ters at Buick salesroom, 3U8-310 you want to make real money? II North Sixth St. 64tf o see Mr. Robert^ 215 J street, 5 to 7 evenings. 82 SECOND HAND motors handled, overhauled and repaired at Clev- 1 JR SALE -Black berries, deliver euger's Electric Store._______ ed $1.25 per i rate, or pick for half. 725 North Tenth St. 83 TOMATOES—R< aaonaldy priced 1015 Orchard avenue Holidays, FOR RENT—People dcsirious of liv Wednesdays, Ftidays, bring your ing in clean, modern houses or containers.- 78tf apartments at summer rates, get iu touch with Mrs. Geo. Tetherow, WANTED—Two moyo neat appear 710 J St., or phone 397-J. 64tf ing young ladles to work an dem- MILK FOR SALE—Delivered inoriT- onstrotors to travel with manager and wife. Previofla experience not inga and evenings. West Jordan necessary. Salary or commission, sticet. Phone 326-J. 53 Wonderful chance for advanie- MARCEL AND CT RL last longer af ment. Call 6 to 8 evening. 21b J ter a Golden Glint Shampoo. tf street. Mrs. Atherton. 82 WANTED—Home for six y;ar old WANTED Ai GNCE—Compì tent boy, preferably where father Could woman to took for small mining also have room and board. Ad- crew. Phono. 282-J. 78 83 die ■> 667 t.ir. Courier. I good, WANTED—Two or three Priced at $3.35, $3,85, and $4.35 78 young fresh Jersey cows. DRY WOOD FOR SALE—Pine $2.50; fir $3.00. Jack Lonnoti, Box 66o, Grants Pass. 01 FOR SALE -Vetch seed, now I h the time to get It in the ground. Call i( goods and FOR HALE Ho i't 293 Burgl e- St. 79 203 Burgess furniture. C’a 79 Ht.______ SEWING MACHINES fold, rented. FOR SALE Bull calf. 4 days old. exchanged, repaired. «Inger .Store, Peter Olson, phone GOO-R-2. 79 102 North Sixth. , 79t« DAILY NEWS LETTER MW PEOPLES MARKET Value in Golden Rule Store Now get into it People are still talking about Oakland Sealed Order Demonstration Week! A i «or in AJmiu» <>/ Iu Field Advanced deaign V head engine ♦■wheel brake* Fiaher Bodi«* l>ucw body finish Centratile^ control« nt*v «teaI wheel* fell balloon Urea Permanent top open car*. Special gta** en cloture at »hght «atra coat New Fiaher one-piece vtnttlaling windshield on cioacj HHvJel* Automatic »park control I’nK inttrumen« panel indirectly lightFd Preciaton manufacture unequalled in it* Ja**. All over America, they became better automobile buyers by seeing Oakland's "week of proof”—or some part of it. • They know what Oakland will do, bccatiM they sum Oakland show features of design and performance that all other motor cars must eventually have. If you did not have an opportunity last week to see why the True Blue Oakland is a year in advance of its field, drop iu to-day or to-morrow, or any time. • Drive it yourself. Road-test this True Blue Car. Then you wi!J know that Oakland is building one of to-day's very finest motor cars—and selling it at a very low price! Iload*,«' Tourln« Sp«<ut 1*1 Teunng I M«i*u CmMX I »-.Un s ..a*— lor l***wr « MANUEL AUTOMOBILE CO. lot South Sixth Milutjre Building ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ COMING EVENTH ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Aug. 39. Saturday -Cook< d food by Daughters of Veterans at Tern pie Market. Sept. 15, .Monday Grants Pa»R city schools open. Sept. 15, Monday—'Miss Telford’* kindergarten opens. Sept. 16. 17. 18. 19. Tuesday, Wed- uesday, Thursday, Friday — Jose- phine County fair at Grants Fass ^'kitchen Liguer Prescriptions More t i H.iMsiisai Mqoor scription» «ere filled by druggists In the United States, Porto Rico und Hu wall last year. LANG * model« sre tfiade in a size and type for every stove use. Every pat ented feature y absolutely original and exclusive. Every w o m an who has used a LANG know« whst real pleasure kitchen work can lie. Fuel last« longer, heat dis tributes more evenly, baking i> morj- perfect. Al«o the LANG fit« in with the sur roundings of every kitchen, is good-looking and durable. A Oulbransen Player-Piano Used Piano Sale Is as rare as a Millionaire In a I'oorlioiise — then* simply aren't any! People «lio own <>l LIIIIANSENS arc satisfied to keep thrill. Call at anr ttnrr anJ Irl m aha» you anr a fthrtr "hrtter" ranffea, A drmontlration »ill canrmrf vmi that ye*rr n*U •lav« »ill It a I.ANG. Prices $420, $495, $575, $650 The Music & Photo House Siamoli linai II, SAVE MONEY—PAY CASH io PER CENT HI M til NT Except Patterson Pictures and Vocal Ion Records During Alignât at Il E L M E R'H ■The Home of Good Furniture’ TAILORING Tuffi Bldg.. 517 II Street Oregon Sampling & Testing Works (Not Incorporated) ORLANDO ,1. RENMTON Chemist Extra Quality Pure Cider Vinegar The Truex Grocery A limited amount of commercial ein mlenl analysis and firi> iiaany- Ing will bo done, Schedule of Chargen now being pnparid, will be furiilsbcd upon request. IM* I Will F Sinei Couch’s Pharmacy FOR FILMS, DEVELOP. ING AND PRINTING In by l> n. tn. out by 5 p, tn. PERM IMAT OFFICE Grants Pass, Oregon Trli'plioiii, in
