grant * pa «* ntn.t rornnrw
r icF
FiirniV, SFPITMRI 11 ■'., Ifl-'l
t hief of Potici« ls'a«es—
Chief of Police and Mrs.
K. Me-
i lame will leave ill the morning for
Boswell Springs, near Drain, where
I they will spend Iwo weeks, this he-
I mg their annual vacation. * While
Regular Meting—
I Chief Melaine Is absent, Ills piai'«'
the
Woodmen
of
th"
World.
Of
will Im taken bv llert Kenyon
after wummer vacation, 1 Monday.
Sept. S. 1934. Some matters of Inl­
portance to be disposed of and a
good attendance desired.
T 0
BO
Booth, C. <’.
PERSONAL ~ LOQÆL
For Safety and
Convenience
Avoid them bv having a
FLASHLIGHT handy.
ymtcttunji
Ask us for Winchester Flashlights
and Batteries
A new
ROGUE RIVER HARDWARE CO
The WINCHESTER Store
THE OREGOX STATE VIRICI LTI RAL COLI Et.1!
OFFERS
“A Liberal and Practical
Education”
In the several pursuits aad professions in life
Through the following schools and departments
The School of Basic Arts and Sciences
(Art. English, public speaking modern languages, history, and the
defences) Providing the foundation training upon which technical
specialization is built.
The Ten Technical Schools
< 'enimcrcc—foil r departments
IB. S. degree)
Forestry—two departments
(B. S. M. S. degrees)
Mines—three departments
< B. 8. degree»
Vocntonal Education—five de­
partments (B. S.. M. 8. de­
grees l
Military Silence and Tactic»—
five units (B. S. degree!
Agriculture—thirteen depart­
ments (B. S., M. S. degrees l
Engim-ering — seven depart­
ments < B. S., M. 8. degrees!
Hom«* E.-onoiiiics— five depart­
ments ( B. 8., M. S. degrees)
Pharmacy—
IB. S.. Ph. C. degrees)
Chemical Engineering—
(B. S. degree)
The training includes physical education. Industrial journalism, sn-
cial sciences, and music. Entrance and graduation requirements
are standard. Through the usual rating organizations the College
Is accredited to the best graduate schools in America. Student life
is exceptionally well organized to develop ideals of leadership and
service to the commonwealth.
Admixaion of Fre-hmen September 23. 1921.
For illustrateci booklet* and spixific inforiiuitioii irrite to
THE REGISTRAR
OREGON AGRICULTURAL. COLLEGE
CORVALLIS. OREGON
NEW HAT STYLES
Catherine Cole left 1.1 l night
for Portland where she will visit lor
a f«w days.
Optical good« at Letcber & Son's.
Dr. Philip A Helmer of Kew anee,
III . has arrived here for a visit « ith
his father. Philip Helmer.
Mrs. Rodney Calvert ami Mis. Itigli Guide Ore l'ounil—
Walter Meisner of Glendale w ere
l'ilo Tricoma people who fi tv <lv-
.ii. du ■ the visitoi■■ luwe to
veloping thè Battio l’reek roppor
Dr. J. J. Emmen», specialist ot min«' in thè Evans creek dinjricl bave
Medford. Oregon, who has been away uncover«>d some high grado ore In
li runa over $ io
for some time on ««vacation trip is a to-foot croas-cut
expected home on Friday. Sept ."'th. p<r ton in valile». uccordlng to in-
•1 format loti seni lo thè Courior Of til l'
Mrs. NELLIE NEAS
l.ibniiv Ranking Is Shown—
A «Ireular received by II K. Huck-'
oil shows the telalive standing of
the Grunts Pass library In compari­
son with the other cities of the stale.
The local llhhiry stood eleventh In
the number of volumes on hand,
with S31B reported
The library
ranked fourteenth In (ho nuntber of I
loans, the elrenlul Ion being 39,125 !
y
Fair volumes for the year. For liiEoin««,
concert. the library ranked seventeenth, re •
■ elving but 33K43. Ethel II Gili-on '
is lo< al librarian.
Mrs T. P. Crltoaer of Leland' was
shopping with Grants Pass merch­
ants yesterday.
Miss Mary Claire Coleman and
Mi»s Olive Robinson of Wllderville
wi re visitors hero yesterday.
I'lllr Coll<e».»lons Sold—
Among the Rogne Hiver people
All outside fair «oncetMlona fur the'
who wore in Grants Pass today was annual Josephine county event this Notice—
Wannlshaunta Campfire Girls will1
Mrs. Sam Sundry.
tall have been sold, according to the have a cooked food and candy sale
Glasses fitted at I.etcher i Son's munager. Churbs Gordoti. Twelve1
at the City Market Saturday. Sept.
Chas L. Williams ami E. R. Wil- conce-sious were re-ervod for Grants «. at 1 p m.
90
liams arrived this morning to spend Pass people, and these were taken
_______
i
readily.
Mr
Gordon
expect»
tin
ln-st
a few days at the it A. Williams
Gohl Pniiinsl tioui “Gni»« Root»"—
attendance ever at a Josephine fall'.
home in this city.
Recently when Eric Nayell of th«- [
George W. Swinney, formely in
Fox News Film service, was In Grants
the local freight office of the South­ Medfonl Fair Jlioiiud—•
Pass, lie took a picture for the news
Pavilion dance, Saturday. Sept, ti
ern Pacific, arrived this morning '
reel of W. D. Howard of South Park
Jewel
Orchestra.
91
from Coquille to spend a tew days !
street, punning gold In Ills bul k yard,
visiting friends here.
Mr. Nayell hail heard that gold was
Walnuts
Are
Bearing
—
James T. Chinnock left today for
panned
from the grass roots here und
S E. Robinson is tinding that fore­
Klamath Falls, where he will attend
wanted to show the people of t he
sight
of
IS
years
ago
Is
paying.
Mr.
the meetings of the Oregon Irrign-
east. The picture was taken und
tion Congress which starts on Snn- Robinson at that time set out an acre Mr. Nayell went op his way. In a
of walnut trees. This year the trees
day.
copy of the New York Times pic­
Courier classified ads bring re- are so heavily laden that Mr. Rob­ torial supplement recently u picture
inson is forced to put braces under
suits.
of Mr. Howard with Ills gold pan­
Arthur Jackson, former linotype them to keep them from breaking. ning outfit was shown. t'ndernealh
He
has
several
acres
more
of
the
operator on the Daily Courier was
was th«' caption. "Cro«'sus of Grants
nuts that have not yet come into
in the city today enroute to Klamuth
Pass. Oregon, who recently diseov-
bearing on Ills Applegate valley farm
Falls, where he will be employed on
The trees are planted 40 feet apart «■red reul gold in Ills back yard, ex-
the Klamath Falls Herald.. He spent
an<l about 2 7 are planted to the '¡«mining a deposit of tiny specks of
the summer at Wenatchee. Wash.
| the real metal which he got by wash­
acre. He estimates a return of $30
Captain E. H. Hayden and family
ing."
per tree, three tons being his
4
and Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Hayden, of
mate for the acre.
Portland, spent the week-end visit­
ing their sister. Mrs. C. E. Cnrr of
Carr's Corner, and brother. F. G. Dance Friday Nlh
At Josephine’County Fair (■rounds
Hayden and families.
The three'
brothers have not been together for after band concert. Jewel Ori'heH-
tra.
over twelve years.
JUST IN
A GII I' LIVE OF TEAPOTS
Imported from England
a(
Barnes Jewelry and Gift Shop
MEN’S TIES
J iih I reccivetl Bow* in Powder Itine, Tan. Ilhiek and X'tivy Polka
Dot», also neat »tripe» V«ltll the lie«« »lliull«.
You ««III ««ant a t hick i heck numi«« four-lii-hutid.
XI Al I’H I NT
Pl MPS
Woodward’s
CEMENT
Three C’s Lumber Company
Went (• Htrwt
Fawn shot By limiter—
K. M C. Niell could not stand out
against the urge of the Rogue steel­
beads and as a result has returned
to (!-«"•• i'-'-- »»»er a visit of sev­
eral months in Scotland, where he
was with his brother. Norman Niell.
Mrs. Niell went to Portland n few
days ago to meet him and acto ni­
panted him home.
Legal blanks of all kinds
Courier office.
Fair Traih1 Messenger—
The September number of the
Trade Messenger will he in the mails
September 11 in order that local mer­
chants may present their sales talk
to the thousands of Josephine coun-
ty people who will attend the Jose-
The following
phlne County Eair
week. Several hundred names have
been added to the mailing list so
that practically every family in the
]U, r \
county receives a copy regularly.
COOK-To Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Cook >>ery merchant who wishes to In-
of Rd. 2. Wednesday. September terest Josephine county residents In
3 a son
’«his goods can be benefltted by this
EISMANN—To Mr. and Mrs. Chris class of advertising. Phone 390 tor
Eismann. Rd. 2. Thursda«. Sep­ reservation.
tember 4. a son.
Some hunter, whose aim wnn hot­
ter than his sportsmanship, is res­
ponsible for the death of a baby
fawn, not more than two months
old. Last night n ditch walker of
the Grants Pass Irrigation district
came upon the little fellow, badly
wounded. It had been shot through
the flank
the bullet continuing
through the body. It was in great
agony and an effort was mad« to
help It.
Today when Game War­
den Redding went out to look for it,
he found the fawn dead.
Another
fawn was seen on the north side by
a ditch walker. It was thin and
looked as if he had lost his mother.
It is believed that the old deer hail
been klllpd by a hunter The fawn
««ill probably be able to survive
Clear Day* l*re«|ominnte—
Clear days were In a preponder­
ance in August, the weather for the
month showing little variation from
There
the usual August weather,
were 35 days in which the sun Hlionu
without u cloud to hide It. Three
days were cloudy and three partly
cloudy, The rainfall for the mon t li
was .35 Inch) slightly • over the
The ’temperature
monthly average
was never exressi ve, remaining at
lno degrees for two days about the
middle of the month and »landing
at 102 for two days at the end
CALIFORNIA
OREGON POWER
COMPANY
Courier rlaMsIfled ad« bring
milt«
l^rrjemd Stodk yields
7.14%
ask any
member ci our
organization
Today at Rowell’s
IS always sweet
e tn. this
JACKSON PÄID
COUNTY ■ 8 riilK
A Gulbransen
Iti Ne sdìx ALPINE
Player-Piano
OREGON PEAR SHOW
In a
Grade and High
School Books
and Supplies
Miss Aileen Riggin, American swimming star, was one of the
Olympic athletes to receive the New York City Decoration at the
hands of Mayor Hylan. Both seemed to enjoy the occasion.
CLEMENS
Nell» Drug» and Books
TONIGHT
RIVOLI THEATRE
GEORGE MELFOOD
Used Piano Sale
I
Unequalled by Any District or County fair on the Pacific Coast
Is as rare as a Millionaire in a
Poorliouse — there
simply
aren’t any! People who own
GELIJRANSENH are satisfied
to keep them.
$20,000 IN PREMIUMS
Prices $420, $495,
$575, $650
For the exhibits of livestock, poultry, products of the farm, orchard and gar­
den, fancy work, school and boys' and girls’ clubs.
Marvelous exhibits from ten communities, including Jackson, Klamath and
Siskiyou Counties.
The Music & Photo
House
Stallton Rowell, Prop.
I
$5,000 Purses
Horse Races
OREGON
Mountain Breakfast
(BRAND)
Pure Pork
Country Sausage
I or Sale at
' L-
SL-A
IWOVAIW KIPLINGS
so-fi
Jacqueline Lotfan. Rcuy Marmont
‘»■/ru! llolmqusl »David torrente
a
(Aa>rr
-
Rudyard Kipling's story of
Bohemian studio», desert sands
anil Ixmdon drawing rooms.
Matinee. 25c.
Krening, 35c.
Children. 10c.
Betty Brown at New Organ
til Markets
Hal Roaih's Rascal»
G.AXG COMEDY'
A Pleasant
Journey
--nnd—
Pathe Review
Selections from “Pinafore"
Number Eighteen
Quality Coffee
The Truax Grocery
Couch’s Pharmacy
FOR FILMS, DEVELOP­
ING AND PRINTING
In by 9 a. in. out by 5 p. in-
MILLER
GOODRICH
HOT WATER
and
Grants Pass
Ashland
Medford
BANDS
The Aerial
Thompsons
Sdisiiticnnl Wire
Walkers
The Dixie
Syncopators
1 lancers,
Singers, Jazz
Two Three
Reel Films
<>l‘ Motion
I’iet lires
FOIXTAIX' SYRINGES
COUCH’S
PHARMACY
Perfumes
Drugs
Stationery
Grants Pass, Oro.
NIGHT
SEPT. 12
NEAR
SHAM BATTLE on Nat l Defence Day
• A Battle as in Actual Warfare
MEDFORD
SEPT. 12