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About Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 6, 1924)
maturdav , Hm-WMitHi: o. inai. GRANT« PARU DAILY OOVRIRB = PERSONAL s . ' '( • À Ji >1 ’ *• I JUST IN P. — LOQrtL Portland Man Elected— A telegram received by F. Gorden Hart, president ef the local Rotary Utah, states that Frank Riggs, of Portland, has been elected by a un animous vote as governor of the First District, Rotary (International, at a meeting of the presidents and secretaries of local clubs al Hoquiam, Wash. He succeeds R. A. Booth, who resigned. Robert Borland is representing the local Rotary club. For Safety and Convenience Hogue River trout files and lead New cane poles at ('naer Bros. 91 Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Cheney of Ban ers at A t amer Bros. 91 Castln ot Hutherlln was vis- Francisco visited in Granta Paas yes Falling down stairs in terday. Mr. Cheney Is the repre Iting here yesterday. the dark, taking the New can pules. 18 feet long at sentative of the Philip Carey Asbes tos Roofing company, and spent the wrong medicine and Cramer Bros. 91 day conferring with their local rep optical goons at Letcher A Ron's other dangers lurk in resentative, Cbas. Cooley of the M. B. Belden and A. V. Rebean the dark. Rivoli Tomorrow— Three C* Lumber company. ot the Hkyllne mine, wore among I Betty Brown at new pipe organ Steelhead flies at t'ramer Bros. 91 the business visitors in Granta Paso Selections from "The Mikado." today. Avoid them by having a Rivoli Tomorrow — * - Rogi$! iRiver Fishing tackle at FLASHLIGHT handy. Betty Brown at new pipe organ, i Fi-hiag Not bo Good- Cramer Bros. 91 flelections trum "The Mikado." Fishing this weekend *81 not hi Dr. J. J. Kmmena, specialist ot as good as last week bat Joe Whar- Medford. Oregon, who has been away ton assures those who go out and tor some time on a vacation trip is Kddakerw— Why not try the CRYSTAL* finish persist in their efforts that they will expected home on Friday, Sept. Sth. 91 on your next roll. Artcraft Studio. 91, probably get fish. During the past ---------- , few days the steelheads have slacked Hunting and fishing licenses sold If you ov,-'. .n idle flashlight bring it in. A new up in their striking and only small at Cramer Bros. 91 Courier Bargain Day--- Mrs. Al J. Martineau aad daugh September 18 is Courier Bargain catches are now being made. Both battery or uulo may put ?t to work ag ain. ter. Dorris, and Mrs. George Huber Day when the Dally Courier may be "Pinner and flies are being used with and daughter will return this eve secured fsr li per yaar. To take faoms success. hTo forked tail sal ning from Portland where they have ad vantage of thia reduced pri*<‘ all tIU,n are numerous and many are bo- been spending (he past week. arrears must be paid at the regular ing taken, especially by the spinner Enameled trout lines and fly rate of 50 cents per month. Hun fishermen. books at Cramer Rrls. 91 dreds ot subscriber** have been tak — Glaawts tittea at Louher A Bon a ing advantage of this reduction each ln»prt-tM Redwood Highway— William Hrbermaa left last night year, but there are other hundreds ( C. C. Kelley, division engineer for Llahoana Vlult Valley— I for Portland where he will rlslt his who should be saving tho «1. Re A party ot prospective aetilers the Oregon highway department, 'laughter. Mrs. Edith Gllmor**. who member the date, September 18. was over yesterday from Klamath from Detrick in the Bhoehane valley recently was op**rata<l upon at The >-'allx aad with Engineer J. G. Brom of Idaho, have arrived In the city ItnDea. Mrs. Gllwiore will return Nledfurg Fair Grounds— Iley Inspected the proposed work and are now inspecting the lands of with him. Pavilion dance. Saturday, Sept. S. near the bridge over the east fork the Chicago Land company. In the Camp .grids aad camp stoves at Jewel Orchestra. , 1 of the Illinois river on the Rea*<*od party are Bruce Walher, R. K. Wahr- Cramer Bros. «1 highway. A mile of highway is to ley. W. E. Bolton, D. R. Wood. Wm. You can't know Its charm or tbs CKristmaa Cards— be constructed there, bids now being Fetzner, James McClure and Ed. appeal of Its quality until you own The Courier printing department I called by the commission. After Clark. Mr. Clark baa already purch a BANCROFT portrait of yourself. hex already received two lota of, looking that over, they continued U> ased a 10 acre tract on the Murphy They are obtained only at th» PIC- Christmas cards and others will ar the summit to look over the highway. road and will start in the Improve TV It Hi MILL. 420 F St.. Phone for rive later. This gi^s the Courier a Mr. Kelley believes that work will ment of the property witbin a short an appolntemnt. *3 largo assprtment of exclusive de be started in earnest next season on time. Word has been received from leaders. lines, spinners and flies signs. The names may be added to the highway and that it will be fin C. M. Anderson, also of Detrick. to at Cramer Bros. 9! cards by printing, embossing or en-' ished by the time California has their hold a five acre tract on the Pacific Mr. and Mrs Arthur Dennison of highway, a mile from the city limits graving. There will be no need to part done. this city aad Mrs Aatell Berry and patronise oat of town peddlers or| son Chester C. Berry of Pert land, mail order houses for eaduaive Football Man Reporte— are spending the week end at Crater Christmas card designs. j Harold laham, haeklield letter- Lake. man and captain of the Bearcat Your KODAK— eleven, arrived In the city yesterday Wort dose better at leas, man from his home at Grants Pass and la Four next rail to Artcraft Studio. »1 preparing to enter Willamette uni AND SUPPLIES versity again this fall. While Coach Grade and High School Rivoli Tomorrow — I Guy L. Rathbun welcomed the play Tablets, Pencil« and Erasers Betty Brown at new pipe organ. er. Coach (Hollis Huntington yester Selections from "The Mikado." day was lamenting word he had just received fmm two likely candidates bow Faetor Called— who will not be in the high school -------------------- —------------ --------------- - SHEARS AND TRIMMING A new pastor has been called by lineup this year. Charles Buchert. COMB south of the city. The people of the local Baptista church. Rev. who was graduated from Chemawa the Shoshone valley are looking Claud F. Mosher, who has been sup ’ last year, was haled as an asset, but Make Hair Trimming and toward the Granta Paas Irrigation plying the pulpit here, will become matrimony Interferred and he will Bobbing Easy district with much interest and ai- the permancut pastor. He has re not be in school this fall. Instead | ready a large number of residents ot cently been making his home in Med of coming here to school this fall, that section have purchased lands in ford but before that was pastor at a husky lad named Nichols will re Gladstone, near Oregon City. He mains at his home in Lexington to . the valley. will fill the pulpit tomorrow. Rev. help his father with farm work.—Sa Baile Drugs and Boots Moser will move here next week lem Statesman. Bales books—Courier oClca. <• with his family, which consists of Mrs. Mosher and their two children. Ask us for Winchester Flashlights and Batteries A GUT «4MB OF TEAl’OTM Imported (rom England •t ROGUE RIVER HARDWARE CO. Barnes Jewelry and Gift Shop Tlie WINCHESTER Store MEN’S CAPS NEW FAI.L STYLES AND < <>U>UM A «up to piango all, in the aew Powder Hine. Grays and Tana. They were selected from the best materials, and. mad» up to giva reai survie*’ and «atlsfu.'tlun . Quality Caps at prices that hiw right. Woodward’s •at Foil THE FAMILY FULL STOCK School Books CEMENT Full stock of Three C’s Lumber Company W*M (■ Htro>*t Grade and High School Books and Supplies I'I kmk ' 30 I The COURIER Commerciai Printing Department I lancile Your Work Quickly Can Automatic Presses Phone 390 SEND ’EM NOW ! FANCY PACK GRAPES Sic them in our window and do not delay ordering, for now is the time to get your Eastern shipments out. Wc tieliver tlicxe boxes to any express of fice in the I'nitetl Slates for $2.50 each to tal cost to you. We pay tin* PNprcss chnigcs. THE TRUAX GROCERY CLEMENS Couch’s Pharmacy = Knlglita of P.stlvla.**— Will meet Tuesday. Sept. 9. Elec tion of Grand Ixtdge repneeeatattree and other important business. Myron C. Gaston, K. R. S. 93 PioneerPhotoPhinishers Rowell’«, of Course IMutce ia the Open Al»—- Fair Grounds Pavilion. Medford, Saturday, Sept. d. Jewel Orchestra. 91 HOT WEATHER IS HERE! Makes Tour of Japan— Dwight Findley was in the city Friday on his way home to Salem, after a three months tour of Japan, together with about 100 other stu dents representing various colleges of ^America. He «as selected to represent Willamette University and was tbu only student from Oregon. They went over with the purpose of Retting aoqualnted with the Japan ese colleges and universities and the customs of that country. He stated that everywhere they were enter tained with banquets and receptions and were given every possible cour tesy. They happened to be in Tokio the day after the riot, but even there they were treated with the best ot hospitality. He will resuino his stu dies at WlUatuetfe this fall. Let Va De leur Coohipg. A •»hare of your pairo naipe ap preciated. HoUM tUiMff Special Hvtrj Bunday GOOD EATS CAFE It. B. Barnwell, Mgr. Phone 11 105 N. Sixth Josephine Barber Shop RIVOLI THEATRE Monday Night Only With I’ictui'u Program Special Added Attraction Paiae’ Musical Trio Kivali Tomerreu — Betty Brown at new pipe organ. Selections from "The Mikado." l.k*t vital Jlalr Treatments Shop of Personal Service anti Massage OREGON Mountain Breakfast (BRAND) Pure Pork Country Sausag lor Salo at AB Mart* Number Eighteen Quality Coffee The Truax Grocery Couch’« Pharmacy FOB FILMS, DEV I® .OP ING AND FBINTISM In by I* a. ui. out. by 3 p. ui. Horse Races . SEPTEMBER 17, 18, 19 Bucking Contests Roping Contests Six Steers Ridden Each Day ’ITii* track has been worked over especially for these events and will be the fastest track in Oregon. Sonic of the best horses anti professional riders in the country are entering in these races. ROCK DRILLING CONTEST—PRIZE $200.00 This will interest the miners of Southern Oregon Baseball Game on September 16 between two fast teams FIRST DAY Tuesday, September 16th x Purse J »all Ganic Reck Drilling Contest Cave«* Travel Slowing Up— Travol to the Oregon Caves has falleu oft considerably this month, duo to the opening of school in Cal ifornia. Tho 15.000 mark has been reached. The majority of the visitors at the resort this acarón were from California, a chock of tho records shows. Tho eastern travel is much I lighter thaw last year. Mr. Sabin, | the manager, believes the foot and mouth cpixootlc in California res ponsible for the lighter travel than was anticipated. Eastern people, he sags, did not want to come west and take a c.hqnco on their trip being spoiled, after negotiating the entire continent. It also held up the Cali-, forrria travel. Ho expects a heavy year in 1925 unless something unex I pected. such as the houf aud mouth ’ outbreak, occurs. I Jewel On-lieelra days at .Medford— Fair Grounds Pavilion. üaLurday. Sept. 6. 91 SECOND DAY Wednesday, September 17th 1. 1/|-lllilc free •> • » • », ...$ 50.00 %-niile ' o-mile all for 4 •%-nrihj free for all THIRD DAY Thursday, September 18th ..$ 75,00 „$100.00 $1251)0 5. Six wild steers ridden «each day. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Purse i/pmilc free for all_________ 50.00 Q4-mile free for all........ $ 75.00 ignite free for al!____ __ $100.00 five for all.... ... $250.00 Six wild steers ridden each day. Relay Race, best time in three davs _ ___ ___ ________ $300.00 FOURTH DAY Friday, September 19th 1.%-niilc free for all Saddle Horses ... .. ...... ~....... $ 75.00 (Horses must carry 25-lb. Saddle and Spade bit.) o Vy-niilc consolation race... $ 100.00 <» •>. %-niilr Ladies Race............ $ 75.00 (254b. Saddle and Spade Bit) 4. %-milc free for all.............. $125.00 ♦ ), Six wild steers ridden each day. 6. Relay Race, best time in three days ........ -.... $300.00 AT THE FAIR GROUNDS
