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GRANTS PASS DAILY COURIER PAGE TWO ■ GHANIS PASS DAILT GOUfilER Published Dally Except Sunday A. E. Voorbles - Pub. and Propr Entered at postoffice, Granta Paas. Ore., as second class mall matter. • » TIIND.ll. SPPTI MllKIl aa, »»»11« ■ DAILY NEWS LETTER ' United States. So long as the coun try's business are willing to favor foreign ships, whose crews have not the advantages of American stand ards end who are not paid a well as American sailors, there can he no hop,' of the United Stales regain ing her maritime leadership, ship owners say. Petroleum practically a ended the whaling Industry at i time when the little town of New Bedford had become one of the world’» best known porta and the American flag flew on every cor- ner ot the globe. Fitting is left as the only important home indus try requiring ships in large num bers and enough vessels are so en- gaged to mwt consumptlon. No fresh fish from New England and northern waters worth mentioning is shipped west of New York. Ef- fort* are being made to intcrest the. country, as far west as Chicago, at least, in fresh fish. Chicago is able with refrigerator cars to bring fresh meats to Boston, and Boston. Glou cester, Portland. Portsmouth and other ports want to know why they cannot return to* compliment, it consumption of fish is increased to any appreciable extent, such uu in crease will be reflected in American tonnage. When the shipping board steam- rhip Leviathan requires repairs she is always brought to Boston, because the only dry dock big enoa gh to ac commodate her is located here. They Welcomed Fliers * thief of the A rim Mr Service gt'SlS TeM tor S |»er< I Galveston. Tex . S. pt 23 (INS) ADVERTISING RATES Centurion ago the Egyptian mnX I. Display space, per inch —..... — 3®c working over their huge forgo», co o Local-personal column, per line 10c New York. ' Sept. 23 -1 I N 8. L-» Roa dura, _per (i— -------------- pounded the seer, t of ninklrg cop-'- r What I» the shortest time lii which of »lrt'1-llke hardness. so legend telle »vintola (»n fly around the world? DAILY COURIER Boston. Sept. 23. — 41. N 3.»—<t us. I>nt that science suptuxedly (tail With American ’’Eagles” »iiccess- By mall or Carrier, per year..... »« 00 »be had nothing else on which to with the great Egyptian c< ■ ■ By mall or carrier, per month.. .50 pin her claims to maritime glory and fill in b< > in$ tlte first to .ctreumnari smiths who discovered it. K " the glob« through the air. <len- leadership, and 6uch is not the case. WEHKLY COCKIER Today this preces* which It • »1 M. uii M Patrick, chief of Ihs By mall, per year --------- ----„.»2.09 New England could point without ventor promises will rei olutionu'c utr service, would now like to kiiqw dangecot contradiction to the giant the manufacture of the many or Just bov ;"'eky that Mine flight MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS aeroplane carrier Lexington, now un Th* Associated Press is exclusive der construction in the Fore Rtver dinary ut lilt tea of life, is again avail could I n ■ ly entitled to the use for republica shipyard at Quincy. Engineers say "It I* quite oosslblo," (letieriil Pat able and has been produced bv a tion of all news dispatches credited skilled «cien list who has contribuid rick said 'a disctisaitig the world tn this, or all otherwise credited. In that when she slides down the ways, other Inventions to the world and y»t flight m dr by 1 l«uiouan(s Lowell tala paper and also the local new* the product of nearly five years' In is unknown to the mass of Atuevieag II Smith. Erl'. Nelson »ml their published herein. cessant labor, she will represent the people. • companion*. “that -the next time we greatest mass of iron and steel ever AU rights tor republication o’ special dispatches herein are also re moved by human agency. Her main Tins man. J. N. Powers, who lives attempt Mrh n hn'Mirdons t»wi in served. _________ ._____ deck will be so long that Charlie way down on Galveston Island. tac flying wo shall *oe how fast wo enn Paddock, hundred yard dash cham "Treasure Irle” of Texas, where the ' y »round the world. That would TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER SS. I IMM pion. could not cover it in his rec pirate. La Fitte, first settled in th. ><• accomplished by establishing tv- ♦ ord time ot 9.« seconds. gulf, has perfected, he says, and re lay depots around the world with 4444 4 ♦ 4444444 The huge vessel will be electrical vtved the formula of the Ylgyptiau* machine* »nd pilots and mechanic* « OREGON WEATHER 4 •c- v each leg of the jotiiniy. I; ly driven by power generated by after nine years of labor. 4 4 vyuld be a revelation in speed »nd steam turbines. The^electric motors From his now metal. Power» h. i. 4 Pacific Coast Stales: Fair 4 far outdo even the most tar-fetched that will turn her four propellers produced specimens of copper tools, 4 and normal temperature in Cal 4 These little younrster* won* Ing nt thrir purent» cotture at Mote chis. Is. hammers and other similar dreams ot a few years ago ." ifornia; Considerable cloudi 4 are said to be the largest in the among the wry first to grot! the point. casco Hay. «Mo., w her« Ihr In the world (light the flier» mad, world. They are so situated and articles. which will undergo the n o.ct 4 ness an« occasional rain with 4 > effort at spe. d and simply st 'round thv-world filer» when they planes were forced down b e. au»» ol protected, experts say. as to make ditflcult test, including that of water 4 temperature below normal in 4 They ar»’ the fo g. The chlldi tu aro aren her» tei ir pt I to circumnavigate the *dol>e landed upon f S. soil it almost impossible to completely ;.nd ru»ts The writer, presented wi h The 4 Washington and Oregon. <’ of with .iruterant 1. w II S mith, the Edward and Willard ('host in lea s than six months b>s»n»e of cripple the big ship by a submarine one of these copper tools, left it in commander. Brunswick. M< . who were vne; 4 fire weather hazard will re t he l< ■e and Impossible flying eon- . alt water for several weeks and then main high in California and 4 or surface attack. The fuel oil tanks s that prevail through the placed it in the un without the dltlon relatively low in the north Pa 4 form an important part of her pro t northern Atlantic, Atlantic. the last part of tective armament. ’ Several sections {lightest alteration of the matiWlul. 4 4 cific States. their trip, during tbo early fall «nd of the tanks would have to be shat 4 The a d inventor's copper chisels winter months. 4 will cut iron nails in piec and nd» Unsettled. Probably rain to- 4 tered before vital machinery could 4 To insure the success of the flight be reached by a torpedo. Only show the d' nts to be expected of eight of the best filers and mecha Wednesday with 4 night and 4 through several explosive missiles or Governor Orders Lagene Militia Out not only cor;«-r but most stool Im- nicians in th»' service were picked lo 4 Moderate temperatane. On Thursday 4 torpedoes striking the same spot plements. Temperature today, 72 4 rtske the attempt, giant Douglas sir coaid the bhsp be dangerously in ♦ ♦ Au<l what will ts> the V due of hi.- cru.srs with both pontoor- ..n>! 4 444W44444444 Jared, it is said. Salem, Sept. 23.—<A.I*.)—The invention? The old Inventor him- landing gear were provided, and Eugene National Guard company will self, with his close-cut l>enrd, site spare parts and extra engines were HFKE AND THERE In battle muster the Lexington be called out to assist in welcoming back and visualizes the groat change plai cd at various points around the A dust storm, so thick that it would become a titanic hornets’ nest. the around the world fliers in Eugene that ho believes his discovery will globe where It was thought they Great elevators have been designed on Thursday. Governor Pierce issued make—rustless razors and razor would l»c needed. looked as it the fog were sweeping in, was seen in eastern Oregon last to carry the pride of America’s wing the orders today. The governor plans ! blades; everlasting tools, tools that In the next flight It Is proposed to ed fleet from their cells in the in to be present to welcome (he airmen | may be left exposed to the weather have airplanes and extra pilots at week by the visitors at the Pendle terior ot the ship to the deck, from in behalf of Oregon. for years without harm; farm tmpic- those points instead of spare parts ton Round-up. The wind swept in which they would buzz into action | ments that need no protection from and engine^* line filer will hop from with the gray dust and sand which like as many wasps when a stick is 23.— The ’ San Diego. Cai., 8e- the elements; automobiles unaffected Naw York to Chicago, the next from went through everything and at times poked through their papyrus strong world fliers took off at 1 p. m. to by climate: pistons that will not cel- Chicago to Fan Franctaoo. the next ' lr-c-t carbon; guns that will reinnin In to Seattle, the Aleutians. Yokohama. became so thick it was almost im hold. To miuimize above-deck ob Clover Field. Santa .Monica. structions to taking oft and landing, [tact and true of sight for years. Th< - Shanghai. Rangoon, Calcutta, etc., possible to see through. Then it smokestacks, aerials and the like and countless other improvements th,. or whaltvcr division of mileage the rained and each drop of water be have all been placed on the port side Stray Bit of Wisdom | inventor fonsseos. plans may call for Cit whnt Is man certain? What lasts? came a small amount of mud. After of the ship. He has sent specimens ot his What the result will Im Is quite Whst passes? Whnt is chimerical? But the march of progress repre a visit in a place like that we are Instead of the What is real? Every body drags its 1 latest copper discovery to Loudon. easily imagined. Rebel armies are battering away : ish and Japan, >< inarilies have been more than willing to leave the sign sented by the Lexington has not van shadow and every mind It* doubt.— I Paris, Monfteal and other foreign plan'» lielng forced to wait for re landed to protest foreigners and for ished the glamor and romance sur Victor Hugo. countries in order that the -patents pairs. to ehango engines, or to re*t at the walls of the ancient Chlm "e eign Intereats. llore la a acene along “It’s the Climate” out all winter, rounding sailing ships in the hearts the pilots, the circumnavigation of city of Shanghul. American. Brit- : Ilio i^iilf rfrçpt where visitors cah see IL of many of the ’ old timers” employ tbe globe will ,IM u chain affair. As ed in the yard. They still speak of tl ough in a relay r»c agnia-i time Boys from the calf and pig clubsj the Thomas W. Lawson, a seven- as soon As one pilot touches hl* wheels on the ground or his pon of Josephine county hare taken masted schooner, built there early in the century and lost in the Eng toons on the water at the and of hi* third place in the judging contests lish channel with all hands when a leg of the journey, the next will be at the state fair al Salem. The boys cargo of barrelled oil shifted and off. came within striking distance ot turned her over. When Uh; GR ts landed »t Mitchel second place, showing the help of Field th»y had flown 2.1.335 miles A splendid memorial to I a type of in 313 boms. 26 nritiuie* actual Hy the training they have received, ing time These boys will be the successful New England shipping that is per- haps vanishing is the I six-masted What Would that time have bben livestock breeders of Josephine schooner Edward J. Lawrence, of If they had had relief pilots to fly « county in a few years. Portland. Me., said to be the last i ontintionsly? of her rig now on the seven seas. That’s what the air sot vlco would like to know next. It certainly looks good to see that She was launched in 19U8. one of the paving ot Orchard avenue is seven six-masters built in the yard of Percy & Small at Bath. Me. The T h * E very D*1 Useful Chamois under way. The paving has been Wyoming, the last of her sisters, Ths chamois is about the size of » badly needed and will be a big im vanished below Nantucket in the large gout, but the mn’k is longer in provement in the matter of city storm of last March, with all hands. proportion nnd the body shorter. Tba flesh of the clin'nols is highly es Two others, the Ida Lawrence and streets. i teemed nnd its *km Is tnatle Into the Edwin B. Winslow, fell prey to leather, the original ••shammyskln’’ German submarines. It’s a safe bet that there will be bring ol>taln»d from this animal. ___________ r_ lots of fathers who will be extra at The late master of the Edward J. How to Tell tentive tomorrow when small son Lawrence, Captain William R. Kre Major General John L. illni H, '‘defense test." It take* place Sept, honey iivmiii I» over when the I ’ lie example ot New ger. was a splendid asks to go to the circus. And they who will succeed General John J. 12. flic day of Pershing retirement. e;;vee<ls ( lie coving. — Seattle illinu Advertisements under thia heading Ac per line per I mqo . All England navigator, His seafaring will just have to take them. Pershing as chief of staff. Is seen Drum a ill stop Into Hines' post as 8tar Classified ads appear under this beading the first time career began at the age of 13. when here going over with Brigadier Urn- deputy chief of staff »hen Hines he left home as a cabin boy. Of ♦ 4 ♦ ♦ 444« 4 4 4 4 ♦ ♦ ♦ « era! Hugh A. Drum plans for the mores up to Pershing’* old Job. A war memorial tower at Lough- his 56 years at sea, 48 were spent 4 * COMING EVENTA borough, England, will house a as the master of a vessel. He had ________________________ _ • 8TOTT INSURANCE SPE FOR RENT — About October 1st. CLALIST — Temporary beadquar- well furnished apartment. Cal! ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 ♦ ♦ 4 4 chime of 50 bells, the largest one the enviable record of having never >ers at Buick salesroom »08-310 at "408 E St. lOitf Sept. 23 and 24, Tuesday and Wed- weighing four tons. North Sixth St 64tf lost a vessel and of having caused EXCURSION RATES—«15.00 Grants nesday —District Convention of more tonnage to be launched in Bath SECOND H a ND motors bandied, Pass to Crescent City. Union Stage tbo Woman's Homh and Foreign yards than any other sea captain. Depot. TTC-Oì overhauled and repaired at Clev Missionary Societies at Newman enger's Electric Store. 21tf Man DISH WASHER WANTED M. B. Church. • There are many factors which I AM offering for sale my entire herd preferred. Inquire at Royal Cafe. shipping men claim contribute to the 05 of Jersey dairy cows. All of a good grade. Will sell all or part decline of New England shipping, of the herd. Also ten heifers of WORK WANTED—By married I man. 4 Berlin, Sept. 24.—(A.P.) — ♦ and therefore to the country's sea Work on ranch preferred. Phone I same grade. Come and see them power. Foreign combines, rate wars 4 Germany will soon make an ef It» 32F3, Gold Hill. and get prices. Geo. Feldmaier, fort te enter the League of Na 4 and boycotts are serious ones, they 1205 Eat D St. 104 FOR SALE -New prospector’s stamp 4 tions on an equal footing with 4 charge. Revolutionary history shows WOOD FOR SALE—Dry seasoned and boxes. Original price «125.00 that unjust English trade rules and 4 the great powers, it was official will sell for 175.00. Cramer pine, fir and oak. Phone 286. Houser Bros. Bros, can givo details. 09 ly announced today after a 4 taxes resulted in the birth of the 103tf ♦ cabinet meeting. 4 country’s sea power that later pre- WE WILL winter your stock on STENOGRAPHER Wishes position, 44444444444444 4 served tbe independence of the Riverbanks ranch at a very reas flan also assist in bookkeeping. onable rate. Chicagq Land Co. References, 'Inquire 249 W Phone 170-J. 09 street. FOR SALE—Howe platform scale, FOR SALE 20 acre ranch, size 34x45, weighs 1500 lbs, good fenced, tike bungalow, good barn, as new. Will sell at halt cost. fine well, other outbuildings. C. F. Nutting. 103tf Family orchard. Ideal fot grapps. Priced right. See Geo. 8. Burton. LOOK —Eden Electric Washer, prac Rd. No. 1, City. 0« tically new; wonderful buy, $110 Easy terms. Phone 350-R. 05 I j OST -1 I '¡Eastman Kodak. Left at. FOR SALE Good, repeater .22 camp ground between Oregon rifle, cheap if taken at once, cor flavos and Selma, Oregon, ner 12th and A streets. (MI 582-.I, Medford. WANTED -Two or three good va WANTED Experienced waitress cant lots on north side of track, wishes’ good job. Cull 811 O(«1< near Sixth street. Will pay cash _Stroot.___________ JO if price and location is right. (• _A. Snider, Phone 18-L. 10 WILLI IMS WOOD YARD Hack on Dr. Thoma, S. H iker, presldenl of the Job. I’liohe 137. <l5tf MARCEL AND CURL last longer af- Carnegie Inulltiite of Technology in ter a Golden Glint Shampoo. tt FOR SALE Alfulfa and out liny in pit t • Imrgh. ha pi' 1 lief n givnn^n stack at Rio Larlo Ran« ii. ♦ miles The Robins and Hie (iinnls were you hlamr Hies,, feliowu for grilling west of city on river road. Phono other JK.dOO.ootl lo spend. It la FOR SALE -At a real bargain, 2 iosri). ■>_____or» from Iho cHlHte of Ilin lair Andrew playing their lust serie, of the sea. the fell,,, lit Ellbelts Field? They 36x6 truck tires nearly new at Grants Pass Service Station. 10 FOR SALE 1 a< r< nil river bot- Camogie. TI i I k bring (lie gifts of son. And both trafila wore running Ills! had til Hee the greutcsl gamo of lom; cleared; irrigated; < low In; Hi>' founder up to u fotal of »38,- a nip mnl tuck ruco lor the p' linant. Hie year In the Nulloniil Lcnguo, ESTRAY Berkshire hog. about. 175 i Now York, tuns were wild, tio esn ut least! *2.500. Terms. E. F. Heath, 517 000,000. lbs. Owner call and pay charges. . H St. 06 R. L. Burdic. Lower river road.10 Gossip of Staff Correspondent» at World Centers of Population Rebels Seek Ii GUARO TO 6REET FLIERS .‘M ilk - is richer and tastier made with. Nestles ALPINE PEOPLE’S MARKET They Had to Do It! GERMANY WILL ATTEMPT SOON TO GET IN LEAGUE The new Black Kid and Black Satin Pumps made by Utz and Dunn are now here. Be sure and see them Golden Rule Store An Allowance
