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About Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 8, 1924)
FAGK TWO GRANTS PASS OAILÏ COURIER Published Dally Except Sunday A. E. Voorhles - Pub. and Propr. Entered at postoffice. Grants Pass, Ore., as second-class mail matter. ADVERTISING RATES • Display space, per inch _______ ..25c l.ocal-personai column, per line 10c Readers, per lina --------- ----------- 5c GRANTS P.W» DAILY wednimbay , COURIER « mtobiti «, ii»ai. ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦A DAILY NEWS LETTER Gossip of Staff Correspondent» at W »rldgf euters of Population ADDITIONAL LOCAL ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦A Band H o I mum - mi I Thursday Night- The weekly band rehearsal of the ■ Granta Pass Concert band will be held tomorrow night at the baud rooms. This Is an important meet ing and Director Higginbotham de sires a full attendance. DAILY COURIER Denver. Oct. 8.—Government By mall or carrier, par year___ $6.00 hunters of predatory animals ar« Sign Makers to Locate— By mall or carrier, per rnonjb.. .50 Leland Nelson, who has been mak feeding strychnine to these pests ing electric signs for local concerns, after the fashion adopted by moth WEEKLY COURIER has decided to locate in Grants >*-.«ss. By mail, per year ------------ ----- 12.00 ers who are forced to teed children castor oil with some sort ot sugar This morning he assured Chief Cole ot the fire department, that he would MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS coating. The Associated Press is exclusive In its tight against wolves, coy have the wiring on his signs done by ly entitled to the use for republica otes. mountatu lions and other ani local electricians to make sure they tion of all news dispatches credited come within the law. He is now in this, or all otherwise credited, in mals. the predatory animal control looking for a building which he can this paper aud also the local news bureau ot the United States Biologi- j utilise for his shop. published herein. cal Survey has established a labors-1 tory in Denver for the manufacture * All rights for republication of special dispatches herein are also re of poison that is used in exterminat Cavemen Meet Tomorrow^— The annual meeting ot the Cave- served. ing the destructive wild animals Strychnine is used almost entirely . men will be held tomorrow night al WED.XESDAÏ, OCTOBER S, licit. by the government hunters in run the Cavemen's grotto at the Jose- ning to earth the vicious animals : phine hotel. At this meeting the ♦♦♦ ♦ 4 ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ that destroy so much farm produce annual election ot officers will be ♦ and kill domesticated stock on the held. A full program ot entertain OREGON WEATHER ♦ ♦ ranges in the Rocky mountain re ment for the evening is being pro- ♦ Pacific Coast States: Tho ♦ gion. but the poison must be made i vided by the entertainment commit ♦ outlook is for fair weather and palatable before the victims will tee of the Cavemen. ♦ normal temperature, with con touch it. tinued high forest fire hazard Exclusively tor the purpose ot Fans Are Disappointed— in California, and for consid I manufacturing a poison concoction Baseball fans of Grants Pass ♦ erable cloudiness, normal tem J that the wolf. coyote and mountain wanted to see the Senators win to perature, and occasional rains, : lion will take rapidly, -the govern- day. They were keenly disappoint ♦ with normal fire hazard in Ore : ment maintains its "poison factory" ed when Walter Johnson, the veter- ♦ gon and Washington. here, and special attention is paid J an twirler for the Washington team, ♦ in the manufacture to cater to the was defeated. The Giants, with one ♦ Oregon - Washington—Fair, ♦ taste of the animals. game to the good, can cinch the ser ♦ warmer tonight and Thursday, ♦ — ies by winning tomorrow's game. ♦ except along coast tonight. | According to S. E. Piper. associ-jThe sentiment in Grants Pass favors ♦ ate biologist in charge ot the Den-1 the American I-eague team but bet ♦ ver laboratory, production ot a pal- ; ting would be the other way for the atable poison for predatory animals Giants have been conceded the vic HERE AND THERE • There is a well known saying that is the result of six years' experiment tory from the first. the man who lives in a glass house and research work and has devel should not throw stones. That should ■ oped a method of treating strychnine Chevrolet Still Going— At S o’clock this morning. apply to the man who throws mud. so it will not be distasteful to the Administered in its raw Chevrolet entered in the endurance He should not wear white clothes. animals. Jlobert LaFollette. independent can form, the strychnine would be im- test, was still goiug strong after 34 didate for president, has started mediately spit ont by the animals. hours of hard road work. The car And to overcome had been in Roseburg and had also slinging mud. • But Robert LaFol Piper declares, lette may also become somewhat be the natural bitter taste ot the dead taken a side trip to Prospect on the smirched with his own mud. Take ly poison, the laboratory turns out Crater Lake highway. I*, will go as for instance his war record, which a capsule ot strychnine encased in far south as Sisson, which necessi will not stand the acid test of patriot ox blood and other ingredients which tates the climb over the summit of ism. Now he wants to repeal the causes the animal to swallow the the Siskiyou mountains. The test soldiers' bonus. LaFollette didn't poison without suspecting its pres will show what the car can do under the average driving conditions. It do anything tor his country during ence in the tablet. is expected to pass through here at the war and evidently has no use for anyone who did.' With its coating of ox-blood the 9:30 tonight on the return from rtrychnine is distributed throughout Roseburg. , The miners are looking anxiously the western country where campaigns skyward these days to see what the I are in progress to deplete the forces Wharton Tells ot Flies— phances are for a good soaking rain. ’ of predatory animals, sale livestock Joe Wharton was speaker at the They need the water for the opera from being destroyed and cut down weekly luncheon of the Rotary club tion ot the placer mines. These dry ■the spread of rabies among coyotes. and after spinning a few of the In the last year the output of the yarns tor which he is famous, he winters might look good to Califor-' nians, but we need plenty of mois- i ; local "poison factory" was approxi- took as his text a fly. made especial BATLESH1P OREGON WILL ture for the mines and for the stor- j , inately 80,000 ounces of ox blood ly for Rogue River fishing, and told BE BBOON1HTIONED age of water for irrigation purposes. coated strychnine. some interesting taots regarding its I < IIAIU.ES .MATE WITH EXTREME "To the unitiated the use of strych- manufacture. Nowhere else in the- May this winter be a wet one. Puget Sound Bureau, Seattle. Wn. « RI El.TX I nine in fighting predatory animals world is this fly used. The com Oct., 8.—The gallant old battleship ' may seem cruel, ” Piper said. bw yoars ot his mar- “But ponent parts are gathered from the Oregon, once the "bulldog of the For the first few The world's series will soon be a memory. Fans are hoping that it is not. The animal is dead within four corners of the glo!|p. The hook navy," at last will be reconditioned ried life Joseph McGee was a model husband. During that time he work- "Washington can win tomorrow and 20 minutes after the poison enters from England, made of specially and towed to Its final resting placo ed hard and built up a prosperous thus even matters up so that Friday its stomach. They feel no ill effects tempered steel, the leader from in Portland harbor. It was an business, but the strain ot It left its will be the deciding game, They after gulping down the poison bait ripain, vari-colored feathers from nounced at Bremerton navy-yard mark upon his health. He began to wouldn't bet much on the chances, until it produces a convulsion, which China, India and Japan, silk winding headquarters this week that work have trouble with his stomach, which made him cross and irritable. Final is followed by deatlw—swift and from Italy, and assembled on the however. would be begun on the Oregon the ly his wife claims, he grew so abusive painless." • Pacific coast. last ot the month or the first of next. that she could not live in the same Whenever Bob LaFollette makes a Authority for the work was granted bouse with him. She asks for a di vorce and custody of their two chil Piper declared that strychnine was speech it should be labelled “inflam- by th? engineering department of dren. used in preference to arsenic, as the ’ mable.” the navy last spring, but the task The above story explains the cause former is more easily controlled and Every was postponed until after the rush ot a great many divorcee. man or woman with stomach distress much more cffectivve. Also, he Coolidge and laxFollette M ill Stage ot summer repairs. Young Men Take Auto— of any kind should use Smith Bros.' Last night two young men of pointed out, fowl, such as turkeys, Real Contest Once the pride of the navy, the M. A. C.. the guaranteed stomach about 19 years of age apparently grouse and other birds can consume Oregon now lies at anchor at the treatment. This delightful medicine became tired of walking and found considerable quantities of strych K. navy-yard sea wall, a rusty pigmy helps to build up and invigorate the Portland. Oct. 8.—Burton the Chevrolet car, owned by C. A. nine without feeling any bad effects. | Wheeler, United States senator for compared to the super-dreadnaughts whole digestive system. It cleansea Hansen, standing in front ot the res Arsenic, he said, is dealy poison to 1 .'Montana, vice-presidential nominee •which float, superciliously aloof. the alimentary canal of foul waste matter and restores that cheerful, idence of Clifford Jenkins. When them as well as to hogs. of the third party, arrived in Port nearby, It used to be nfann«d with happy feeling. Money baclta if the “For this reason," Piper declared, Mr. Hansen came out in about 20 land yesterday morning, predicated a crew of 32 officers and 411 men. very first hottie doesn't relieve indi minutes he missed the car and <at "the bureau has specialized on the that the presidential fight will be It now boasts a crew ot ono—the gestion, dyspepsia, excessive gas, once notified Traffic Officer Talent. development of a palatable st rye li between Coolidge and LaFollette; watchman who climbs aboard every bloating, nausea or other symptoms (of a disordered stomach Price $1.2$. Mr. Talent .and Mr. Hansen started mn«, which, under proper »upervi- Couch's Pharmacy wilt supply you that Davis will receive fewer votes night and goes over the side every south at once, after phoning the Ash sion. can bl? distributed through the I (mail orders accepted). than any other man who ever ran morning. land police to be on the lookout. wild country in bait and used effec for president, and last night made Ole Hanson and F. L. Coon went tively in exterminating predatory two speeches, one at the Oddfellows’ Agricultural Country north, after sending word to Rose animals that are so destructive to temple and the second at the I^abor Only 10 per cent of India's popule livevstock aud farming interests in burg Wi.hin a short time they had temple. Today he Is scheduled to lion of 318,000,000 are supported h picked up the two youths who are the west.” I n of interest to Grants I’ hhs Folks speak at Roseburg, Grants Pass, Industrial pursuits, while 73 pet c.n now in the county jail. The prac are supported by agricultural < jo Medford and ‘Ashland. When one has had the misfortune tice of stealing automobiles has be ___ ________ existence _ » to suffer from backache, I> eadnehee, Admitting he does not know how pastoral activities The Fos*poned Manners I come so common that the traffic child marriage there ta declining u» » dizziness, urinary disorders and other Little Muriel hnd been told that It Oregon will go, Senator Wheeler rapid rate, and the IneroM« In popnla ¡ kidney Ills — and has found relief officers are making an attempt to said LaFollette has a good chance of was not polite to take the last biscuit tfon has been only 1.2 per cenl In ts" Í from all this slckneus and suffering, put an end to it. Rhode year«. on the plate, but the other morning at carrying New Hampshire, (hat person's advice Is ot untold value Ito friends and neighbors. The fol- breakfn.»» she said, as she reached fot Island, Connecticut and Massachu- BORN * lowing case is only one of many CA1D—To Mr. and Mrs. Ernest ('aid. It: “Oh, mamma. I’m almost 'tarvedl setts, He predicts a wonderful WOOD BlltS WANTED thousands, but it is that ot a (iranís I decs I won’t be polite today; I’ll wap chance in Pennsylvania and New on North Second street, Wednes Pass resident. Who could ask for a till some day 1'se not hungry.”—Balti Jersey, and a fighting chance in day, October 8, a daughter. Al a regular meeting to be hold better example? more Sun. New York. lie asserted that LaFol- at the office of tho Clerk. Monday Mrs. J. Boesch, 209 Foundry St., lette would sweep Wisconsin, Ohio, evonlng, November 3rd. 1921, at says: "1 can't speak too highly in five o'clock p. m . the Board of Di North and South Dakota, Iowa, Ne- rectors of School District No. 7 of praise of Doan's Pills for I have never found anything their equal tor | braska, Montana, Idaho, 'Washing- Josephine County, Oregon, will re backache and kidney trouble. Since Just received another shipment of ton, Colorado and Wyoming. He ceive sealed blds for the furnishing taking Doan’s I haven’t been bother | figured a chance in Minnesota and and delivery to tho said district for ed with my back or kidneys." the school year 1924-25. of 80 cords FOUR YEARS LATER Mr Boesch Illinois. Senator Wheeler confessed |he had no Information regarding of body fir* wood to be cut In four- said: "1 have liad no return of kid foot lengths, and 300 Hers of body ney trouble and always recommend ! Oregon, but that reports were good fir wood to be cut in two-foot Doan's to anyone.” Price (10c, at all deniers. Don’t from California and friends in tho lengths; all of said wood to be de livered on the ground at the various simply ask (or a kidney remedy—get south predicted a slate or two there school houses of the district, at the Doan's Pills—the same that Mrs. taken away from Davis. dictation ot the Board, well piled, Boesch had. Foster-Milburn Co., not It is the ejectoral college and ready for measurement by the Board. Mfrs., Buffalo, N. Y. Conic utul try oil the latest in patent leather, satin I in congress that Kenator Wheeler ex- All wood must, be cut from the body of sound green trees, free from rot, I pacts LaFollette to win. and kid pumps. dote or punk, and diameter to be Blackberriea in America not less than four Inches and nbt AA to I) widths. more than ten inches (seven inches Some variety or other of blackberry Empire of Knowledge It is the glorious prerogative of the round timber). Itouud timber shall Is cultivated In nil parts of the United 4 »mpire of knowledge that what It gains not exceed 2<)'> of entire delivery. States except In southern Florids, It never loses. On the contrary. It In Each bid must be accompanied by a par! of Wlfconeln, Minnesota, North cortiflbd check for not less than ten and S"utl» Dakota, Wyoming, Col cr<veses by the multiple of Its own per cent of the ¡(mount bld orado, Montana and sections of the power; nil Its ends become means; all ALFRED LETCHER Jr., w estern states where hot, dry wind« Its attainments help to new conquests. AID st: Chairman M) VE.Vf BEK PKL1NE.ITOR NOW IX —Daniel Webster. EDWARD 8. VAN DYKE, Clerk. destroy the ripening fruits. DAVIS HELD OUT OF FIGHT WHAT MY NEIGHBOR SAYS Ladies’ Utz and Dunn Pumps Golden Rule Store Grants Pass — Gateway to the Oregon Caves PEOPLE’S MARKEI AtltrrrlM-nimta antier this heading he per llue per tarar. All t lanelfied ads appear under this hexllng the first time M. STOTT INSURANCE 8PE WILLIAMS WOOD YARD- Back on CIA LIST — Temporary beadquar th« job. Phon« 137. Obtf ters at Butck salesroom. >08-31(1 North Sixth St &4tf WOOD F or SALE—Dry Reasoned pine, Hr and oak. Phone 286. FOR RENT Modern. turn; lhed ¡looser Bros. lojtf large apartment. Close In. Mrs. George Tetherow, 710 J St., or MILK $3 00 ller quart per month, phone 387-J. 12tt delivered. Phone 149-R. 18 FOR SALE—iKv mill wood DON’T FORGET th« auction sale tier $3.50, two tiora $1.75; over Saturday, Oct 11, 1:30 p. m.. 618 two tiers, $2.25 tier, 5% discount I street. Millikan A Fletcher, on orders of 10 tiers or over. , auction yards. 90 Phone 532-R. Amos Smith. 33 FOR SALE Alfalfa hay In the field, PHONE JS7-J fqr dry pirn» and fir $13.00 per ton. M. J Foster, just slabs, $2.50; also seasoned body out of city limits, west. Phon« fir, oiik and pine, any length, C. 149-R. W. lAmbrecht. MARCEL AND CURL lust longer af LOST—Nebraska auto license plate ter a Goijden Glint Shampoo. tf -No. 1-25114. Leave (it 618 1 St., auction yards. 20 FOR SALE Apples, good commer cial variety, 50c box, orchard rnn. 5 WE WILL Jiold another community Pick th«m yourself, furnish your ♦ auction sale Saturday, Oct. 11. '2 4. own boxes. Also Mission grapes. Bring In your property before Afternoon only. Wylberg ranch. noon. We sell on commission. Jerome I’rulrle. 33 Millikan &. Fletcher. 20 T roil RENT—Two nicely furnished large apartments <»• lower floor, ono with private bath. 210 West A. Phone 389-J. 18 TOKAY GRAPES—4c 1>er III. Bring containers and pick them yourself. First vineyard beyond high school on East A f|t. 17 JOSEPH MO8S AGENCY—Insur ance and bonds. High claws com panies. NEW hotbed saah, 3x6 ft., tills week only, very cheap. Also Incubators and office desk for s.ite at 739 N. 9th St., near High School. 19 ENGAGEMENTS wanted by practical nurse. Call or write 31a West Bridge, Mrs, E. s. Hicks 99 APARTMENT» for rent at~803 I), also sleeping rooms. 23 (■RAPES—Ready picked, 2c pound. | Bring your boxes. First vineyard east. Jones Creek. FOR SALE - Alfalfa hay In the field, $12.00 peF too. M. .1 Foster, just out of city limits, west, phoue 149 L. FOR SALE condition. A Republic truck, Al H. L. Edwards. 18 CAPA III,E young man. 2 1 years old, wishes work. Can drive car. Out side work prefi.rreif Beat refer ences. Write No. 695, care Courier. is E. L. GALBRAITH—Real ostato, in- surunco and plate glnsH liability. Tub Bldg.. 6th und H. Phone 28. M1DDL17-AGET) woman, good cook, wants work In camp or ranch; good housekeeper. Wrlto No. 696. care Courier. 19 I SHOE REPAIRING Ell Meals, at th« Wade Building. 407 G st. 23 EX I’EIIIENUEI) waitress wlaheH good Job. Cull or write 814 Quk FOR SALE 8 dog. Victor traps. 2-4; __ St. 23 2 No. 15 bear traps, 1 crosscut Foil HALE —6 hugs about 125 Hui. suw. Dim on; 1 14-ox. IH-ft. gov- « ach, und Shropshire sheep otto ernuient tent, one camp outfit. year old R. A. Lindsay, Wllder- Will take $|() cash for everything. vlll,-. Outfit used one season, nil In good shape. Cun bo seen at T. D. Berry LAUNÜRYET’TE ELECTRIC WASH Store. Wont Fork. Oregon. Ad I ING machine, used two years. will dress, William Edgar, Doi han, Ore. sell very reusouable, nt 311 E St. 32 19 4
