Grants Pass daily courier., September 15, 1924, Page 2, Image 2

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Ore., as second-class mail matter.
MONDAY. HKITKMDEIl 15, ll»'J$
GRANTS PASS DAILY COURIER
DAILY
NEWS LETTER
This Week
has continued WORKING. Men
like trees die at the top. They
are all right while the top 1« green.
After a while civilised human
beings will decide that rata and
mice don't pay, and take the
trouble to get rid of them along
with mosquitoes, flies and other
nuisances that Father Noah might
well have left out of the Ark.
An English scientist demon­
strated that rata suffer from foet
and mouth disease and, frvqucntuig
stables, infrt't the cattle.
Moral for farmers, use cetaen*
and copper and keep out the rau.
PROFIT FROM SAVINGS
Two million investors have found it!
Gossip of Staff Correspondents
•
ADVERTISING RATES
at World Centers of
Dipplay space, per inch -.............25c
Local-personal column, per line.,10c
Population
Readers, per line ---------------- — &C
In the ten years from 1913 to 1923, net earnings
of
The California Oregon Power Company increas­
DAILY COURIER
Harrisburg. Pa„ Sept. 15.— (I N.
By mail or carrier, per year
$6.06
ed
281 per cent.
By mail or carrier, per month.. .50 S. I—Any attempt to modify the
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L
s
By Arthur Brisbame
eighteenth amendment will be a
This constantly growing use of electricity in
WEEKLY COURIER
homes,
industries and farms is but one of muny rea­
By mall, per year ----------------$2.00 hopeless task, in the opiniou of Gov­
Clarence Darrow, a lawyer, who
NOT READING,—THINKING.
ernor Gifford Pinchot of PenuajT-
thinks
and
feels,
and
consequently
sons
why
nearly two million American invent­
MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS vania. arch enemy of iut oxicat Ing
JOY ON MAP.S.
earns little in proportion to his
ors
have
already chosen electric light and power
The Associated Press is exclusive- liquors.
great ability, tells the Court that
YOUNG AT 1«L
ly’ entitled to the use for republica­
securities
for
the safeguarding of their funds and
to hang the two young men whom
broadside
at
The
governor's
first
tion ot all news dispatches credited
TWO YOUNG MEN.
he defends, Loeb and Leopold,
in this, or all otherwise credited, in efforts to modify the present dry
monthly
savings.
“would te a worse enmv than
tills paper and also the local news law comes at a time when every law­
The World Federation of Educa­ they committed.”
published herein.
And that is the truth, exactly.
enforcing officer of the state has
tion Associations organises a
world war against illiteracy. For If a red Indian tortured a white
’All rights for republication of been mobilized in one supreme effort
man
for twenty-four hours, that
this war the Crown Prince of
special dispatches herein aye also re- to "dry up Pennsylvania."
Japan has appropriated a million would not excuse white men for
served.
_____
"I have no objection to the man
yen. China has adopter! the slo­ torturing that red man even for
MONDAY, SKITEMBER 15. H>-‘ who honestly believes the eighteenth
gan “China a Literate Nation in twenty-four minutes. The greater
the intelligence and responsibility,
One Generation.”
♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ amendment is wrong, and tries to set |
The California Oregon Power Company 8 7%
the greater the crime.
it aside through the forms ot the I
It is preposterous that any
♦ law,” the governor declared. “But
OREGON WEATHER
Preferred
Stock yields a dividend return of 7.14 *» on
human beings, outside of actual
Thia column, too lightly, com­
♦
barbarism, should grow up unable pared Moses’ forty-year trip across
$100.00 par value shares, obtainable by direct pur­
I do know he is working at a hope­
to read.
the desert with tne four-hour t/ip
4$ Pacific Coast States: Consi-
less task.
chase from the Company at $98.
But teaching them to read and of a small Amarican autoniobils,
derable cloudiness along the ♦
"It anybody wants the chance to j write is only the first stem The ami the one and one half-hour trip
♦
■ k coast, with showers likely ia
next is teaching human beings TO of a flying machine, across the
change the eighteenth amendment,
For full information about our special Monthly
i
western Oregon and western ♦ go to the polls and vote for a change,
THINK, which is considerably same desert.
more
difficult
and
important.
Payment
Plan for investments of $5.00 a month or
♦
cunv-
Many writers send learned
> Washington and fair weather
but in the meantime be American
It isn’t what you READ that meat.
■K in the interior. Temperature
more,
telephone
any member of our organisation
I
citizens.”
counts. It’s what you THINK
* will be normal. The forest fire ♦
AFTER YOU READ that improves
or
simply
dip
and
mail the coupon below.
New
Hyman Bodner, ot Passaic,
CALIFORNIA OREGON
government and civilisation.
hazard will continue high in ♦
Jersey, says, “You needn't wait
The ‘‘dry crusade” in which every
POWER COMPANY
from Moses in
♦ the interior of California and ♦ officer from the village policeman
It takes a Frenchman, and an to gvt information
THE CALIFORNIA OREGON POWER COMPANY
He kept the children of
♦ to the governor himself is to take
normal elsewhere.
old one, Camille Flammarion, to heaven.
Israel
in
the
desert
far
forty
years
♦ part is meticulously planned and was
say that the people on Mars ar» because they were not qualified
*
Officer!
much more JOYFUL than we are. to
♦
Fair tonight and Tuesday,
conquer the Promised I juh I.
evolved during a meeting of district
The
Martian
year
is
twice
as
OREGON
4 except cloudy or foggy Tues- ♦ attorneys, executive officers of the long as ours. A man there fifty They practically all died. The new
generation, educated and drilled,
Roseburg
Medford
Grants Past
Klamatli Faile
♦ day morning on coast. Slight- ♦ administration and Major Lynn D.
years old has lived 100 years, led
by Huslma, won their Prom-
nearly.
Ths
climate
is
better
and
cooler
east
portion
tonight.
ly
4
CALIFORNIA
Adams, state police superintendent,
the planet being smaller, every­ ised Land by fighting.
4 Sunday’s temperature. 93. ♦ The governor and a committee of thing
Yreka
Dunamuir
is lighter. An ordinary Mar­
Max Himoff, of Long Island
4 Today's temperature, 96.
five district attorneys are in supreme
tian could easily carry his mother- City,
said that Moses had
in-law upstairs in his arms, even to let writer,
♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ command. They will direct the drive
his old followers die off while
if
she
weighed
400
pounds.
Mil
­
raised a new generation “who
yW.i
---- -Z----- ' -
—; = through subordinate officers — the
lions of years older in their civilisa­ he
nothing about Egypt and
THE CALIFORNIA OREGON POWER COMPANY
district attorneys In every county.
tion than earth men, the Martians knew
them for their task.”
THE JOSH’UINE COUNTY FAIR
YOUA PARTNERS
MEDFORD. OREGON
are far ahead at us in knowledge, prepared
The various state prisecutors will
Can anybody give more exact
IN
PROGRESS
and that means happmeea. In fact information
The Josephine County lair opens in turn be held responsible in seeing
about the fighting
Please send me full informal ion about your 7% Preferred
it's the only solid happiness.
leader, Huslma ?
its doors tomorrow morning with the that their sheriffs and deputy sher­
>\sk any member
Stock
and special partial payment plan.
John A. Stewart, called “Grand
best display and the greatest amuse­ iffs are made part of the system.
Divers working ninety feet be­
Old Man of Wall Street,” who
Mayors of cities and, burgesses ot
of our organization
ment program ever attempted by the
knew Abraham Lincoln, and is low the surface have recovered
now head of an important bank, thirty-five million dollars of gold
Name
fair board, and because ot this the towns are made "lieutenants” with
celebrated his 102nd b-thday last and silver bullion from the steam­
or ¿Mail thit coupon
fair is entitled to and will undoubt­ their peace officers as their imme­
ship
Laurentic,
sunk
by
a
German
week. To us, that seems old. A
edly receive the full support of the diate "soldiers."
.
thousand years hence, 125 will submarine.
çyAddresa
—today!
-\
Thousands of tons of “liquid
people ot the county and qf southern
seem young as sixty is now. Men
The
first
inmprtiuit
Blep
will
like-
gold
”
are
in
the
watar
through
will
die
out
gently
like
fading
twi-
Oregon.
steamers plow as they go
inveflti^aHXirot feder
“’¡f,.
rt continues living, which
The fair this season is receiving ity be an inn
back and forth. Some day men
th*
'
bibition
enforcement
in
greater support from exhibitors than
intellectually young, because he may ratriava It.
has repeatedly
ever before. The stock barns are so I Governor Pine-hot ----
crowded that they have been en­ charged federal officers with "laxity
in enforcing the law,” and rumor
Odd Fact About Tobacco
Thereto de Maron
larged. The exhibition space is all
from Washington says the investi­
A
striking feature in the history of
Theresa d« Maron, a »later of the
taken. Merchants of Grants Pass
tobacco Is the fact that Its use has
have cooperated willingly in the en­ gation will rival the Teapot Dome become so universal in rhe European «'•Ubrated Rtiphaei Mongs, was born
inquiry
for
sensations.
at Auaxig, tn Rehemla. From her
deavor to make the tair a success,
It is specifically charged that many countries where it was formerly so bit­ earlleat youth she excelled in enamel,
and this cooperation between the
terly
condemned
—
-even
punished
with
miniature and crayon paintings. Slie
farmers'and the city is proving bene­ of the eighty licensed saloons of death—while It has become quite rare retained her talents in full vigor until
Pennsylvania
are
violating
the
dry
ficial to both.
among Its inventors, tbe Indians of
law under condonement of federal Mexico. Very few of these now ever h«r death at the age of eighty. In the
People ot the city are urged to
year 1806. Fhe married th< Cavalier
smoke, and none of them take snuff.— Maron, an Italian artist of great merit.
inspect the exhibits and see what agents,
Use
of
thef
injunction
in
closing
Exchange.
—Chicago Journal.
can be raised in the country adjacent
to their homes. It will prove to be saloons, and speedy trials and jail:
sentences for bootleggers are the
There are estimated to be more
Ostrich egg« have been succesaful-
a revelation to many.
London. Sept. 15. — (I. N. S.) —
People of Josephine county are weapons the conference decided than 59,000,000 fanners in China. ly hatched in an ordinary incubator. Emigration from Ireland 1« not de- i
asked, to cooperate with the crew would be the most effective.
creasing, despite the efforts ot the
“I will do nothing in the fight for
here to eradicate the black current,
enforcement that the law for- j
law
­
Free State.
the host plant for the white pine
me to do,” the governor declar-
Daily there are long lines of young
blister rust disease, which has laid bids
I
"In the enforcement work I
«Irish men and women standing be­
waste great forests, Any patches ot ed.
Mee Gloria Swmisoii In “A Society
fore the United State« Consulate
these plants should be reported to will see to it that the lives of the ■
Scandal” mid yow'll know why they
people
are
respeetd.
seeking passport vlcas for "life prom- I
the men in charge of the work to
AdvertlsemeuU under thia beading tic per line per iasae. AU
call In-r “Glorious Gloria.”
Never
“However, since the eighteenth
ised land.”
The Consulate In
help them in the eradication.
Classified ads appear under thia beading tbe first time
before su<h an array of uonderful.
amendment is a law it is as little as
Queenstown Is similarly besieged.
Hasp-pros ok Ing gowns!
Never sucli
any sane-minded American citizen
Difficulties which have arisen in se-
Josephine county grapes will be can do to see that the Jaw is en­
a highly cniotionul role, so -u|H il>ly
new
I
curing
visa«
because
ot
tbe
displayed in Portland. It took the forced and obeyed to the letter.”
FOR SALE —3« acres under ditch. |DRY SEASONED WOOD—Williams
acted!
joining Rogue River, alfalfa and
23tf I American Immigration law« have
Wood Yard. Phone 137.
purchaser of the exhibit made at the
caused
many
of
the
emigrants
to
clover land, Borne’ cleared, cheap
Jackson county fair to decide that
for cash. Rd. No. 3, Box 72. 103 FOR SALE—5-room bungalow, fur­ seek new fortune« in Au«tralia and
be wanted them to put in his big
nished, and 3 lots. .Price $1800. Canada and South Africa.
window in his Portland store. It is
Terms.
FOR RENT—8-rootn house, one
(Continued from Page One)
Though the population of the Irish
block east of Riverside school on
excellent advertising.
All grapes
M street. 8 acres, small orchard. FOR SALE—6-room house on paved Free State 1« only three millions, the
marketed from this region should theft from his car of an overcoat at
Will rent with or without orchard
highway; good bdrn, chicken quota for the United Stat«« under
l>ear the Rogue valley label.
the same time.
and acreage. Phone 161-R or see
house, 1 acre of garden ground; the immigration law is $8,597 a
J. E. Hair.
9 7tf
The police were also called upon
just out of city limits.
year, more than half of the quota
last night to act as an agency for'
WANTED—Immediately, a cook for FOR SALE—10 acres on Redwood of England. Scotland and Ulster
finding parents for lost children. A| three or four month«. Mrs. K. M.
highway at $50 per acre. $100.00 combined, though the population of
small girl of about seven years of
C. Neill, telephone 617F2.
98tf I cash will handle.
these countries is more than fifteen
age was picked upon the highway
P. B. HERMAN
T. M. 8TOTT INSURANCE SPE­
times as largo a« that of the Free
I
,
105 South Sixth
near Wolf Creek last night by P. H.
CIALIST— Temporary headquar­
State.
Dailey of Medford. She told him
ters at Buick salesroom, 308-310 FOR SALE—Six good milk cows,
There, is no doubt but that the
Norre Sixtn St.
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her parents had gone on and left
two horse«, two hogs, feed chop-
per, sawmill, stumppuller, E. H. eyes of Ireland's youth are turned
her. This morning, however, when WE J'AY CASH FOR WOOD What
.Perkins, one mile from laurel toward foreign lands, The «team-
have you? West Foundry St..
her parents woke up at about 5
103 ship offices aso doing a tremendo uh
camp on Coyote creek.
Houser Bros.
98tf
o'clock they mi««ed their daughter
.... ..
---, motors bandied, THE Josephine County Grape Grow­ bUninesS. *
a.id phoned the police here, who In- SECOND
HAND
ers Association will pay ten dol­
overhauled and repaired at Clev­
The youth ot Ireland I« rlisheart-
formed them that the little girl was
lars reward for information lead­
enger’s Eledtric Store:
21 tf
safe. The tot had started walking
ing to the arrest and conviction cned by disturbed confljtlons, by
ot any and all persons stealing continued strikes and, l»y constant
in her sleep and when she woke up 'THERE CAME TO MY PLACE On
Sepf. 16, 1921, one yearling heifer
grapes from vineyard« of the as­ threats of political upheavals, All
was on the highway and badly lost.
reddish rone color. Owner caU
sociation members.
Josephine
Policeman Bill Smith took charge
and get it. J. F. MiddJetone, Rd.
County Grape Growers' Associa­ ot those things bnvw deferred the de­
•
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of her until her parents showed up_ No. 1._
tion.
98 velopment of Irish induKlry; and the
ambition« youth fear that tbe future
at about 8 o'clock this morning to WANTED- Chan cotton cloth« for
Portable Typewriter
wiping machinery; 10c per lb. for LOUT Spare tire, size 32x4*4, west hold« hut little In «tore for them in
take her back. They had been camp­
of town an G street. Return to
first
25
pound«
brought
in;
7c
per
their
own
country.
ed at Wolf Creek.
Courier office.__________ _ 99
lb. for what wo can use. Courier
The emigrants of today are not
office.
87-tf FOR SALE—Corn and fodder. Also
cows for sale. C. Jackson, Tele­ from the lower cla««cn, but are for
FOR SALE—Cow coming 5 year«,
phone 149-K. %_____
100 the most part I ho odueated son« and
18 months old heifer both good
Largest Showing of
Jersey«, set heavy work harness, PIANO BARGAINS—In thl« vicinity daughters of conifortaldo homos
we have a slightly used Piano and young pooplo who are anxious to
; horse power stump puller com­
Player piano. Rather (ban Incur make their way in Uio world and
plete with cables, land leveler, I l­
the expense ot freight, boxing,
in. plow, carpet loom, new 6-ft.
etc., we offer these pianos at a who feel that America »nd the colon-
cross-cut saw, Rhode Island Red
fraction of their original price. A les hold greater proinl«<> for them
• poultry and numerous small tools
Hinall cash payment, and the bal­ than their native land.
priced right for quick «ale. H. G.
ance in thirty equal monthly pay­
1 mi.out on road to Jer­
ever sliowu in Grants Pass. All the new styles and 1 Moore,
ments are terms we will extend
ome Prairie.
_
_ _____ 103
Beet Have Code of Honor
to respon«ible people. For full
coter combinations.
WANTED — From 1 to <> upright
information, write
Kohler A.
Strange bees visiting hives without
I «team boiler. Must be in good re­
Chase, Wholesale Department, 26 carrying honey «re Inntnntly nt tacked,
pair. E C. Seely, City.
|(>0
O'Farrell street, < feu Francisco, but If laden with the nectar they g<>
l'or all kinds of buildings
California.
MouJI unchallenged.
FOR SALE 2 Jersey cows, fresh.
7 years old. Price $05. Cal! Fro- FOR SALE -Apex electric vacuum
with each High School Sweater.
Plumbing mid
cleaner in good condition.' Mm. i
volt central for Elery Stone, ox
Famnut at Lover
Nee mo
J. Pardee, 105 B St. Phone 289-J.
E. L. GALBRAITH—Real estate, in­
Francola Batfflomphlerre, a French
99
surance and plate ftla«« liability.
marshal In Richelieu's time, was
Tufts Bldg., 6th and II. Phone 28. GOING TO CAHFOIbMA Wan» Io France's great lover. Richelieu or­
sell or trade for wood, 90 liens nil
FOR SALE—I’/j-ton Republic truck
rained by K. Ilamnicrbaclier. at dered his arreit, and jnat before he
II Street
in first. < late> condition. Apply J.
your price. Frank II. John«, wn« seized he Is said Io have deitroyed
’..I. Frasier, Jorduu A/Wiliou, next
north I mile on Pacific Highway. (JJJOO love Itillem. He was cast Into
r* Wfjnrh
103
»
Box 70.
*
103 the Bastile.
7.14 % and a monthly payment plan
COURIER BARGAIN DAY, SEPTEMBER IB
LAST DAY
PEOPLE’S MARKET
RIVOLI
GLORIA SWANSON
in “A SOCIETY SCANDAL”
MAN FOUND ON HIGHWAY
Tomorrow--“The Covered Wagon”
School Books
and Supplies
REMINGTON
Demaray’s Drug and Stationery Store
Boys’ School Sweaters
Cornice Work and
Sheet Metal Work
High School Sleeve Pennant Free
Golden Rule Store
RANNIE