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About Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 29, 1924)
i* li'r pr m ora T t * M >vr; vT, .rrTt'.mrr -<», rv«s nvn.T mrRTFB iiormiin Will Figlit The Elka lodge has finally await- eiird from its long summer vacation, and following its ntmuul picnic to day al the Elks picnic grounds will celebrate by resuming Its regular Mrs. R W. Clark left Saturday J Ashland and Klamath Tie for Eugene where she will visit fur Ashland and Klamath Falls played wsokly Hessioii* n« st Thursday niglii some time. to a 7-7 score on the Ashland field at which time a tilg smoker anil feed The REX' ALL ONE CENT SALE on Saturday. Both teams showed will l><> held. While the smoker pro Is THl’RS., Fill & SAT. this week I I up strong, a> cording to Iboae who gram has not yet been announced, it Is understood that the multi classy Charles Thompson of Qrntral saw the game. «Vent will Im between Joe Gorman, i Point was in town today attending the w<H known Grants Pass-Port land io business. Nothing Is More Appreciated— Glasses rttted at Latvhar A Son’s. | Than your photograph tor Christ lightweight and u man equally as Mkhael Rird will leave tomorrow mas. Ask mother, wife, sweetheart, good If not better. There probably ! for O. A. C., where he will attend even your husband will admit.lt, .also will lie minor bontà between | thru talk to us about it. THÈ PIC- Medford lioxeis and a wrestling , school. match Medford Sun The REXALL ONE CENT SALE TV RE MILL. The studio of qual- Is TIll'RS . FRl. A SAT. this weelpl ' Ity. It I', hm luill H smisoii Starts— Otis Billick h-ft yesterday tor Eu Football dupcster*. who annually gene. where he will resume his Stud- Kodak As You Go les at the university. And fer best results, leave your start figuring just which college Is It is tulip planting time, Send films at Artcraft Studio in going to get the honor* for the acu són. bogan pusxling thulr heads yes for catalogue. Oregon Bulb Cum- IL V. . Attended— Sp,-ctal Meeting Wedaessla terday when Saturday's returns were pany. Tulip Growers, Salem. Ore. 10 Tourists Falling Off — Nineteen members of the Baptist There will be a special meeting of G. Ed Ross was a business visitor Tourist traffic, as shown by regis- brought in. Oregon I'nlverslty wus the local post of the American Leg Young People's Vnion of this city held to a 0-0 score liy Willamette, ion next Wednesday evening at the attended the Rogue River Valley as In Grants Pass over Sunday from . (rations at the Grunts Pass auto| ’camp, are falling off fast, according with Willamette the aggressor. The room* at the court house. Flans for sociation meeting at Ashland yester Salem. Don't miss the REXALL ONE ' to Joe Ferguson, superintendent of I'nlverslty of California won by only Armistice Day will be discussed and day. An afternoon session at 3:30 There have a 13-7 score over Santa Clara, u 11 ’ the focal auto park a good turnout is expected. Other p. m., banquet at 6:30 and meeting | CENT SALE this week. C. H Mason of Salem was looking been 4800- cars registered there dur comparatively small school and usu by dele- at 6:30 were well attended interesting business wilt be brought after business matters in Grants Pass ing the sflmmer. with an estimate ally easy moat for the Hours. South gates from this valley. before the pod for consideration. yesterday. of 5500 for the season.* This will be ern California showed up strong Optical goods at Letcher A Son's. practically the same slimier that against the California institute of Jerome Prairie Tract Sold— Mr. Rossman Placsl In Charge— R. W. Robinson canie in this stopped here last season The tour Technology, a mediocre institution, James Jamison of Vinita. Okla O. L. Hussman has been placed in morning front Wilderville. having ist park will close on December I. no comparison being possible from homa. has arrived here to make his charge of the' engineering work for been summoned for the special ses the score except to show that I'. S. home. He has purchased a 20-acre the Chicago Land company in their sion of the grand jury. ( ’. Is undoubtedly strong. Stanford Grapes — tract in the Jerome Prairie district work of subdividing their holdings won from two navy elevens by a Fancy pack crates for eastern ship Don't miss the REXALL ONE and Is already starting to build. within the Grants Pass Irrigation CENT SALE this week. 11 ment. ltobt Neilson, or Phono 603- 33-0 score and showed up strong, Mrs. Jamison came with him. Mr. district. E. E. Fletcher, who came Among the Rogue River people F-ll. 1« but perhaps bus lost Nevers, the Jamison is a civil engineer and will here from Detrick. Idaho, has been who visited today in Grants Pass plunging fullback, for (he season as probably pursue his occupation to placed in charge of River Banks were Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Gray, Mr. L-tiky Roof— i a result of Injuries. Dopester* will some degree while here. farm. Mr. FletcMer is an experienced and Mrs. E. W. Jacobson and Miss Phone 320, Pacific Coast Roofing have a hard time getting any satis farmer, having been interested in Margaret Gray. Co. Ol-tf faction from the early returns. Grand Jury in Session— irrigation in his former home. M. D. Herrin, factory representa Grants l‘ass Woman's l luie- The grand jury was summoned ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ tive of the Graham truck, arrived again today to take up two small First meeting of Grants Pass Wom ♦ RADIO Flit Milt AMS TONIGHT ♦ here this morning from Seattle and an's club. Saturday. Oct. 4. at 1:00 cases, One of these is the hearing River Muddy Yesterday— ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ «♦♦♦♦ ♦ of evidence in the charge against Little success in fishing was ex- was driven to Medford by J. AV. Riley o'clock. Luncheon. Hotel Josephine, KGW The Oregonian. Portland, two transients, who are charged With perienced yesterday on the lower of the Riley-Meier Motor company. 75c per plate. Members are asked Oct. 2-3-4 are the dates of the to notify one of the following by 492 meters—8 p. m concert. breaking into a building at Wolf stretches of the Rogue due to high w.ter coni- REXALL ONE CENT SALE. 11 Oct. 1st tor reservation: Mrs. Geo. Creek. The other is to hear evi- and muddy water. The KFI —Earle C. Anthony. L oh An ---- ---------------- ance against two men who are al ing out under the dam is discoloring' George Riddle. Jr., returned to Seeback. 602-F-l-:!. Mrs Harold geles, Cal.. 469 meters.—6 p. ni., leged to have stolen the Ford auto the water and at the same time there Eu«ene yesterday after spending the Prestel, 539-J; Miss Jessie Griswold, news bulletins: 8 p. m. musical con- mobile belonging to the Chicago is a rise of over a foot In the flow day at the home of his parents, Mr. 199-L. 13 cert and dance music; 10 p. m . Am- Land company. , bassailor Hotel orchestra. of the river. This ha* spoiled fly and Mrs. George Riddle. He had fishing for the next few days. Few been on a hunting trip with his There Is No Oarasion— KGO- The General Electric Com-1 For the giving or gifts, when your Mr. Advertiser— fish were caught anywhere on the father near Riddle for the greater pany. Oakland, Cai.. 312 meter*. portrait will not solve the problem? part of the week. Aa the days are now getting short river yesterday. 4 p. m. orchestral dunce music; 6:30 IV children's program; 8 p. in. educa Tulip bulbs now ready for distri Artcraft Studio. er we are compelled to go to presa bution. Price list on request, Ore- with the Daily Courier earlier in or tional progrum atid language course; Voter* Attention— gon Bulb Company, Tulip Growers. der that the papers may be delivered Notice- All persons desiring to vote at the 10 p. m. orchestral dance music. All members of Golden Josephine Salem. Oregon. 10 before dark, therefore we ask your KPO Hale Brothers, Inc., San general election November 4, 1924, Mrs. Alice Mallory has returned cooperation by turning In all adver Auxiliary No. 9. P. M. I. O. O. F„ Francisco, 4 23 meters—5:30 p. nt., are notified that the registration tising copy early, not later than 12 are requested to meet in I. O. O. F. front Portland, where she lias been books will close October 4 at 3 children's hour; 8 p. m.. program o'clock each day. Ads for large hall, Tuesday, Sep. 30, at 8 p. ni. ■ spending the past four months visit- o'clock p. m. Those already regis under auspices tian Francisco Wo ■pace must be In the office the day Important business. Mary Hull, j ing with her daughter. Mrs. Julia tered who have voted once in every men's Press club: 10 p. m . Brad 10 Curtis. Mrs. Mallory states that she president. previous to publication. two years and still reside in the 1 field's band. has been having a splendid time KLX The Tribune. Oakland. Cui. same precinct need not re-register. while in the Oregon metropolis, but Found I tea-1 In Bed— 509 meters—7 p. m . routine re Grapes Attracted Interest— F. L. Coon. County Clerk. 1 4 could not stay away longer front Iler Charles Steen, an old resident of port«: 8 p. m.. i'nlverslty of Califor The Josephine county display at Curry county, was found dead in bed the state fair, consisted solely of ■ friends in Grauts Pass. nia program. Oct. 2-3-4 are the dates of the M his home in Harbor. Thursday grapes of many varieties, attracted KHJ—The Time«. Los Angeles. 11 morning, the result of an affection widespread interest. Charlie Talent, REXALL ONE CENT SALE. Cal.. 395 meters 12:30 p. m.. news H. E. Gale, who holds down the of the heart, He was 67 years of age state traffic officer, reports. bulletins and musical concert; Silent Mr. and married, though separated from Talent spent the entire week at the information desk for the Oregon night. his wife. The remains were prepared fair and on every visit to the dis- State Motor association, returned oxi: Mt.HT for burial by Hanson A Black, of plays found a good crowd seeking Saturday from u trip to Crescent this city, and the funeral was held information at the Josephine county City and a short distance down the here this afternoon, being conduct booth. The grapes were sold Satur coast. He states that the Oregon mountain road is now good but the' ed by the A. F. & A. M., of which day night. road over Gasquet mountain is rough he was a member. Worshipful Mas Today at Rowell’« as the rain washed it out and has ter West Duley reading the ritual. Cookies Wanted for Vets— left the rocks exposed. Below Cres-1 A number of friends from Brook Cookie makers in the city are re cent City he was forced to turn back | ings. Harbor and Crescent City were minded that they have only until by the mud. in attendance. Wednesday morning to get the cook The Original ies. they intend to send to the vet Van Ix-uven After Prim*— Writing paper m in» Courter. REXALL erans in the hospital at Portland, Harry Van Leuven of Portland, baked and ready to deliver. The i who last year took the cup for the cookies are supposed to be nt the I largest steelhead caught on light I I gas office by Wednesday morning tackle with his big fellow taken I where they will be boxed and ship from the Rogue, is ba< k at Galicei ped. A ready response is looked for again. He arrived yesterday and pro Thurs. Fri. Sat. Last Times Today i to the request for cookies as the ceeded to establish camp. Zane Grey Oct. 4 Oct .2 Oct. 3 I crippled veterans look forward to and bis party are already camped I the receipt of the cookied from the there, and Fred Burnham and party If you do not get a sale sheet Grants Pass Legion Auxiliary, A are also there. Mr. Burnham is by Wednesday, call for one. large supply is desired in order not western editor of a large sporting to disappoint the boys. magazine, and makes the trip here annually. C'ari? of Thanks To those who, in so many ways, Falls from Open far— Hells Drugs and Books W. M. Casaety of Ponca City. Okla extended to us help and sympathy in our sorrow, we wish to express our homa. had a narrow escape yesterday deepest gratitude and also we ap when he fell from an opeu box car ■ I preciate the many lovely flowers that when the train was rounding a curve bespoke the sympathy of friends of between Dirnick and the Granite Pit. | Mr. Cassety. owner of a string of our loved one. WANTED —TO BUY Mr. and .Mrs. Walter Wooldridge. race horses, was feeding his animals | COMEDIANS Raw Furs of All Kinds on the race horse special being run j J. L. Wooldridge and family. S I N (SERS High Cash from British Columbia. In some ■ Mrs. Max Wilson DANCERS —at— » I manner be lost bls balance and fell Belva Hamilton. BAND RÄRADE THE FUR MARKET from the open door, He was not Opposite Josephine Hotel NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS badly hurt and managed to get to • a - AT NOON-a the Granite Pit, from which place he Grants Pass Chamber of Commerce 10 COMEDIANS SIDNEY at Grants Pass, Oregon, hereby calls was brought here by auto. He was Including OREGON OLCOTT for blds for the construction of a taken by auto to Siskiyou where he stucco building .thirty-foot frontage caught up with the train which was Mountain Breakfast and eighty-foot depth, at Northeast being held there for him. (BRAND) corner of Sixth and G streets In Formerly with Grants Pass, Oregon, with basement; Scorpions Are Found— Pure Pork George Evans complete, in accordance with the! Country Sauäag While removing some old stumps plans and specifications prepared ' Honey Boy Minstrels For H«le nt All Market* therefor, to be completed within, and rocks from the gulch back of and later of the original sixty days from date of contract. ■ the Wharton residence In Gobi Hill Plans, specifications and form of Frank Jones was struck in the palm 7 Honey Boys I contract may be inspected at the of Touring Orpheum Circuit BEST QUALITY fice of the Orants Pass Chamber of of his right hand by a scorpion meas 10 Dancers POPCORN Commerce at Grants Pass. Oregon. uring two inches long. Luckily the 30 People, Incudlng Many of All bids will be opened on Monday, i boy wore glove* or we would be THE TRUAX October 6, 1924, at ten o'clock a. m.,| writing a different kind of article. America's Best Minstrel Stars at the office of Grants Pass Cham GROCERY •UE DANIELS. Lola Wilson ber of Commerce at Grants Pass, Two of the venomous insects were ALL WHITE Doris Kenyon, Lowdl Sbcrman Oregon, and right is reserved to re captured and one live scorpion was ject and and all bids. Certified fastened to the top of the editor’s Reserved Seats, lower floor, 31.10 COMEDY check for ten percent of bld to be desk in the News office as a curio. Balcony 60c. submitted with bid. to be forfeited Couch’s Pharmacy Include« War Tax Mack Sennett’s It was turned over to Prof. M. E. if succeessful bidder fails to execute! FOR FIL.MH, DEVEIXJP- BATHING GIRLS Tickets on sale Saturday, Sept. 27 .Wright, and can be seen at the Gold contract witbin three days from —in— ING AND PRINTING award of bld aod notice thereof. Hill school by anyone wishing to Secure tickets early. Curtain 8:16 The Hollywood Kid Address Grants Pass Chamber of make the Intimate acquaints»',) of In by V a. ni. out by B p. m. Secure Tickets Early Commerce, Grants Pass, Oregon. Adults 60c Children 10c Curtain 8:15 p. m. this citizen of the community. — Gold II. D. NORTON. Hill K’sws. President. PER52NAL LOCAI L New Coats Ritti Woolen* Crum the looms of Amriica nml Europe, Variety of styles und color*. Luxurious Fur* mid rich Hilk» tor the linings. Hu the whole I« the epitome ut chic. MRS. NELLIE NEAS New Scenic, Ribbon and Moss Agates IP RINGH, PENDANT*. Ml till' VIA’* und— Ititi NX'HEH * See display In window <>f Barnes Jewelry and Gift Shop Grants Pass Gateway to the Oregon Caves Building Materials Roofing Sashes Cement — Doors Flooring Lumber General Milling Three C’s Lumber. Company Pilone .10 AVest <• Htrrwt Now the BRUNSWICK RADIOLA brings New Tone Quality to Radio Reception •‘Tin* Phonograph uhh li ptay* your involile record« I m *« i ** —plu*— •‘Tbr music of the air at A luiii of the let er" AMK TO HKK THEM THE MUSIC & PHOTO HOUSE STANTON ROWELL. Prop. ; FLANNEL SHIRTS COMING For men who uro particular about fit and quality In flunuel shirts. RIVOLI THEATRE THE l.ltt.LMKioll SHIRT Tuesday, Sept. 30 Brunswick New Records S am G riffins M instrels RIVOLI One - Cent Sale CLEMENS 30 wu T te 30 Checks, Plaidt, Stripes. Plain Colors Woodward’s HIIOKH I'OR T1IK FAMILY Advertising Pays—Advertise with the Couria Cornice Work and Sheet Metal Work fur ull kinds ut building* I’liinibliig and Furnace Installation Her inc for estimate* RANNIE II Street When Wills Bounced Firpo to Canvas i Happy Benway I RUDOLPH - V alentino - 4 » • 'Monsieur Bcaucairc Th« most exciting moment in the recent Flrpo-Wdl« battle n» when the gient negro dropped the "Bull" for the connt of Ave in th« second round. Photo »how* Luie getting up—awful groggy Hu stayed th« It rounds, but without credit to either himself or Wilted
