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About Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 12, 1924)
• ♦ GRANTS PASS DAILY PACK TWO twenty-five thy Dalton and Rudotph Valentino Out Ruth Roland, of the aorials. Armistice. is perhaps the richest of all. Suc Published Daily Except Sunday Russia has a million and a ¡|alt men cessful investments have made her A. E. Voorhles • Pub. and Propr. constantly under arms. Opposed to many times a millionairess. Entered at postoffice, Grants Pass. number of Ore., as second-class mail matter. this is the insignificant by the Is Estelle Taylor, movie star, to 125,000 men maintained ADVERTISING RATES there are marry Jack Dempsey, world s chain United States. And yet Display space, per Inch ................. 25c pion heavyweight? Local-personal column, per liue 10c those who say that for the citizen They are frequently seen together Readers, per line ...................... 5c members of the skeleton military or and recently the champion was said DAILY COURIER ganization. of the United States to to have had his nose made over by By mail or carrier, per year...... 16.00 By mail or carrier, per month.. .50 ■ assemble on September 12, is to .rat a plastic surgeon at Estelle's sug tle a sword in the face of the world. gestion. Tho operation wan a otie- WEEKLY. COURIER cess and Dempsey in Hollywçod's And whence does much of this cry By mail, per year ........... —12.00 latest Adonis. arise? From those whoso spiritual Dempsey has had one tragic mat- MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is exclusive mother is Russian Communism—and rimonial affair and is now divorced. ly entitled to the use for republica Russia today is the greatest militar "1 didn't have my nose tunneled tion of all news dispatches credited to please Miss Taylor or any wom in this, or all otherwise credited, in istic state in the world. Russia, un-[ thig paper and also the local news der Bolshevism, maintains a system an," said Dempsey after tho opera tion. "I did it to breathe better, published herein. I of compulsory military training from Incidentally, they say it improves All rights for republication 01 special dispatches herein are also re- * sixteen to eighteen years of age; and my 'screen face,' but that's a sinajl servel. * a preconscription training from matter, as I am through with pic eighteeu to twenty years of age; ae- tures for some time." FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 12. 1»24 tual army service from twenty to ♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Immodesty in dress has been j twenty-four years of age; after scored here by Coustauce Talmadge. ♦ OREGON WEATHER ♦ *> ♦ which every man is transferred to The actress believes Hollywood may ♦ the reserve for supplementary train- do a great deal to make women Pacific Coast States; Con ♦ dress more modestly and she has in ♦ tinued fair weather in interior ♦ ing. cluded the above-the-knee dress, st and considerable cloudy and *1 It is the • agents of this Russian ray gown, transparent lingerie and ♦ foggy weather along the imme ♦ militarism who will object most bare legs or rolled stockings as im ♦ diate coast. The temperature ♦ noisily to tho American trying out modest. ♦ grill he normal. •'I never will wear short skirts The tire hasard will continue ♦ their fire-lines on September 13. ♦ ♦ High in the interior of Cali- ♦ They ask us to recognize Russia and or rouge my kueee,’* Miss Talmadge "For too long Holly ♦ fornia, relatively high in the ♦ the largest army on earth, but they announced. wood and New York have accepted ♦ interior of Oregon and Wash ♦ object to American volunteers crazy French fashions." ♦ ington, and normal on the ♦ marching down Main street. ♦ •oast. The chiropractor gown is another There is no general call of citizens ♦ " Cloudy, probably showers ♦ *n Washington and northwest to leave their employment. It was style Miss Talmadge doos not think is worthy of consideration. This ♦ portions of Ore go Ù tonight and the special wish of the Department gown, which hUs made its appear-1 ¿Tuesday; moderate tempera not to call a general holiday so soon anco here, has a V or oval-shaped ♦ ture. after Labor Day. There is no com back cut su deep that it shows al- ♦ pulsion exerted anywhere, except most all the spinal vertebrae. ♦ Fair tonight and Saturday. Slightly warmer tonight in upon the regular forces of the Unit ♦ south and central portions ed States, the governors of the states ♦ Oregon. being requested to summon the state 7 Temperature today. 97. military forces. Citizens are invit ♦ " Water at bathhouse, 66. (Continued from Pago One) ed to observe or participate, to be ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ come informed as to the things that, George Martin will also show his = bull. would be necessary for national de Several of the farmers near Grants IS THIS MILITARISM? fense-jus as they are shown in pub- • p^^^’ho^uVckiTed G .k-rns’eys'from Today, of all days, every effort lie buildings the way of escape in the River Banks Farm will probably sfipuld be directed toward that case of fire. The expense has been show them. It is expected that the| strengthening of the national de minimized by the spirit of volunteer usual Josephine County Jerseys fenses which will make this nation [breeders will show their cattle also. service which will actuate the re The club livestock is going to be secure against external agression. serve forces, Committees will meet one of the big features of the fair. »•* * ThJc strengthening does not mean the to consider what they would have County Agfent Howell said this morn bringing into the army of thousands to do in case of national emergency. ing that he expected approximately of citizens but is a mobilitalijn of SO head of club livestock would be thf potential power of the nation, I shown, approximately 50. calves and 30 hogs. In addition there will be Furthermore it is a test of patriot- a showing from the Fruitdale poul- ism. Excerpts'from an editorial in try club and miscellaneous work th» Dearborn Independent will show from the girls' clubs. why the day has been set aside: Probably many others will show instead of exciting terror in the ^vestock. but It was Impossible to Gossip of Staff Correspondents get In touch with all this morning. nations, we are more likely to excite J,000,000 men under GRANTS PASS DAILY COURIER t years of age since the LIVESTOCK WILL 3E SHOWN DAILY NEWS LETTER thgir risibilities by what we try to do September 12. At the close of the war our Army authorities agreed to a redaction of the Army to 150,- 000 men and 13,000 officers, Con- grass reduced the Army to a’xjut 125,000. This force drills nearly evary day of the week—think o' it! Tlie National Guard drills once a w^k or so—thing of that! And the NtfVy mobilizes once a year—hea vens! We have no military force ■whatever, as forces go. We have the merest skeleton organization, and it is that organizativa which is to’ be tried out on paper, September 1Í ' ■Of course, if testing the village filíe department in a practice drill is li^ly to set the village on fire, let us 11 keep the fire department under lock and key, but if practice is neces »*1 sary to keep Dick Smith from cn- ♦•I tangling himself in tho hose and to tegch John Long his place at the ropps, let’s practice. Japan is at this moment holding acjjpal army maneuvers, yet the wd)!ld does not tremble. Last year France mobilized her whole dispos able force on the Swiss frontier, yet Italy was not afraid. Today the British Empire holds a million arúied men. France has a standing army of 720,000 aud has trained at World Center» of Population Ssmetlmes. Sometimes all that Is the matter Is that not enough people tell s man Los Angeles. Sept. 12.— (I.N.S.) how to run his business instead of too Witness the great exodus of the film ! many. actors! Home Los Angeles and nearby scenes The "place where >ve grumble the have been used so often for back grounds in* the movies that they are mp»t and are treated the best.—Chi cago Blade. familiar to the theatre-goers; hence fall and winter productions requir ing exterior scenes are being pro duced far from Hollywood. Los Angeles street scenes, depict (Continued from Page One) ing the well-known palm, are due tor a long rest and the so-called town will pocket the great speed de 4dT<*rti<M*meBte under Ulla beading Sc per line per tonuo. A!) "wild’’ desert and tropical country mons and drive like a parade to first near Hollywood will not be seen on Classified ads appear under this heading the first time honors. the screen for some time. Tho list of entries is the large»! Numerous new desert pictures are being done in Arizona and Thomas DRY SEASONED WOOD—William» 1 EVERY STUDENT who completed a over gotten Together in tho west, course at the Medford Business and up to date numbers more than Meighan's latest starring vehicle, Wood Yard. Phone 137. 23tf¡ College last year was placed on a 20, with more to bear tiom. When "The Alaskan," has been pictured payroll. Winter term begin» Sep- « Starter Art Klein dnopti the red .flag FOR RENT—8-room house, on«- largely in Canada. e tember 15 _______ EOD I at 2 p. tn. Sunday, the fast field of block east of Riverside school on “The Tornado,” with House Peter» M street. 8 acres, small orchard FOR KALE—Modern bungalow, well < speed demons listed below will make and a company of well-known play Will rent with or without orchard furnlHhed, large lot, »hade, for ! more speed history: and acreage. Phone 161-R or see ers, was filmed in the woods and 12200 with >200.00 cash and bal- I J. E. Hair. • 97tf Car. Driver— ance >25.00 per month. E. F. i mountains of Idaho. Heath, 417 E St. »7 I Ralph DcPalma Miller Special Who is the highest salaried actor T. M. STOTT INSURANCE SPE Hearne Spellai CIALIST — Temporary headquar FOR BALK—100 while leghorn pul Eddie llearnc in picture»? Special . Hooker Babe Stapp ters at Buick salesroom, 308-310 let», 50c and 75c apiece. A. M. Maybe Harold Lloyd, the comedi North Sixth St. 54U Hammond, west of town by grange F>ed Frame Brady Special an. « an now claim the honor. hall. Phone 609F11. ___ 01 Fred Lyons. . Little Joe Brady Lloyd receives a tremendous sal FOR RENT -3 rooms for house FOR EXCHANGE—Lease and fur Tony Marasco Marasco Special ary and in addition fat royalties keeping, partly furnished. 1005 niture of 22-room apartment: Ira Cook ......... P. & C. Special East J street. __________ M from his pictures. house in Willamette valley, net-' Fronty-Ford Unnamed ........... ting >200 per month. Price >3000; : Mary Pickford and her husband, SECOND HAND motors handled, Beaver Special all clear. Would consider home Moose Mulrhead Douglas Fairbanks, are among the overhauled and repaired at Clev in Grant» Pass. A. C. Wheeler, Mark Owens Dueaenbcrg richest actors in Hollywood, and enger's Electric Store.________ ¡Sltf 511 So. 6th. 97 Billy McDonald McDonald Hpesial right with them are Uharflo Chaplin, FOR SAJ.E—Modern »-room house, WOODCUTTERS WANTED Heimer Clyde Dial Deal Special Norma anil Constance Talmadge, furnished. Very cheap; easy Bros, west end Foundry St. 96tf i Ernest Smith Lennon Special Buster Keaton, Marion Davies, Doro- terms; close in. E. F. Heath, 517 Maxwell II St. 96 MARCEL AND CURL last longer af- Clark Walker . tcr a Golden Glint Shampoo, tt I n named Monroe Specisl BOY WANTED — Boy, with bike, FOR RENT — Five room* house, Joe Myer» . Fronty-Fonl wanted to deliver groceries. .Must large chicken house and yard, gar Chirk Hawk Dodge Special have passed eighth grade and not age, wood shed, % acre ground, Geo, II. Taylor Ford Special going to school. Milledge & Ward- >18.00 per month. 723 West-Jor well. 97 don, phone 32U-J. 101 readiness for the Everylbing is In WANTED—Clean cotton cloths for THE Joseph!ns (‘otinly Grape Grow : ipeed clamile of Hie year. Gatos will wiping machinery; 10c per lb. for ers Association will pay ten dol lie thruwn open to the public at 10 first 25 pounds brought In; 7c per lars reward for information lead The first event will start 111. for what we can use. Courier ing to the arrest an«i conviction a. tn. off!« «. 8 7-1 f of any and all perrons stealing iirtiBiptly al 2 p. in. The advance grapes from vineyard» of th«’ as scali sale indicate» I the largest crowd SCHOOL OF MUSIC- Fall semester sociation members. Josephine tn the history of Medford and the opens Sept. 16, 1921. Statu Ac County Grape Growers' Associa credited Teachers. Plano and hot«!» arc turning them away by the tion. !'’3 Voice. Separate studios, north hundred: Automobile palile» from and south portion of city, Mrs. FOR SALE 15 Jewel Wallham watch, 20 yr. case, value >25, Portland. Seattle, Eugene, liosebtirg Clara Tuttle Fenton, 609 A street, price >9.00. Write No. 0S0 care rind olhy iwlnt» In Oregon arc here Tuesday, Friday and Saturday. ( «,urii r. I'i lor the races. Governor Pierce has High school credits given In piano. Register Now. Burrow«» Primary WANTED — Young tidy to a->Ml»t < In <11 invited to attend the rttccH und and Kindergarten course for be with housework anft’earo <>r : mail 11 all probability will officiate as ginners and little tots. Affiliate«! children. Apply |n person to Mrs.- honorary referee. also with National Academy of At|:.tin Brownell, 115 A St« 96 Music, Carnegie Hall. New- York. Mrs. .1. J. Hansen. 515 So. 5th Ft.. FOR SALE Corn and fodder. Also Courier olaMlfied ads bring cows for sale. C. Jackson. Tele Studio. High school credits given • phone 119-R. 10u suits. In voice and piano. 121 RACES DRAW MUCH INTEREST STATE EXCEEDS ITS QUOTA PEOPLE’S MARKET (Continued from Pago One) tourist called lh«i li<H l«|uarter« and a»k«id If Californian» could reg- 1 Isler. When Informed that they «ouid, h went back lo get his cn- [tire party, Maying that ho could not lot th« day pa»» without that »mall • ;>««« ■ . pau lot 1 m M.-n from ull walks bf Ilf«» have boon »igning up. Although no special plan» had been imide for lhe registration of the women, it was found necessary ’hl» morning to provide npeclal blanks for them »<> thMt they, too, might <b iuon»truie ih«-lr patriotism. of short talks hy local men. who will present tho various phase.) of Defense day, as promulgated by President Coolidge ss a measure of preparedness. The Grants Paas Con- cert band has arranged a patriotic concert and will play several num bers for community singing, to be led by James Lium. Nobody is barred from enrolling, whether residents of Oregon or some Printed butler wrapper» tor sal» other slate. A car stopped and ono at -the Courier office.
