GRANTS
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AD1UT1QNAL LOCAL
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Danka Cloned Today—
The bank ort and employe«
court house am today taking a vaca-1
tlon. Yesterday waa Columbus Day.'
a holiday falling on Bunday, which
made ths following day a legal holi
day.
YES—
We Demonstrate
Auto Column
A. E. VoorhlM - Hub «nd Propr.
Enured at poatotfice. Gganta Paas,
Ore., ms second class mail matter. and exhibited «1 various points.
Twenty thousand copies of the Red
ADVERTISING RATES
wood Route strip map have bees
Display «pace, per inch _........ ....25c
Local-personal column, per lln«_10c distributed. The “Call of the Open
Readers, per line _____ ___ _
5c Hoad Tours" was inaugurated which
DAILY COURIER
brought hundreds of motorists over
By mall or carrier, par year___$4.00 portions of the route.
By mall or carrier, par mouth.. .50
a . D. toe. «peaking for Del Norte Local GM MarrM—
Mlm Vida WlUiams aad Roy Oar- I
county
pronounced the Redwood aid Clark were married tast Bunday. |
WEEKLY COURIER
$1.00 Highway the most entrancing and
By mail, per year________
October d. at Eugen«. They left for
W.tTl'HF FOR 101X1
MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS beautiful highway in th« world. Portland wher« they will make their ;
4 Whorl llmkcn, Powerful 4A*li. p. loliend Motor. Full Balloon
The Associated Preaa is exclusive Along the nealy 500 miles of the home. Tbe bride formerly mad« her .
Yim», fndrotnirtlblo Dni-o Finish. DIM Ht.’.-I M heels. Permanent
ly entitled to the use for repabiica- route there are over 100 miles of
tion ot all news dispatches credited redwoods the oldest living things In home here with her parent«. Mr. and
Top. Rntirr (Control lu I'entrr Of Steering Win-el.
in this, or all otherwise credited, in the world, ocean beach, mountains, Mrs. Charlie William«.
Price Stsiolsnl Touring, 01201. f. ft. b. liront« Pus».
thia paper and also the local news
cultivated fields and vineyardai
HKK DEMONSTRATION AT FAIR pi|O^M»H
puuliaued herein.
HMttle YoWth Held—
All rights tor repnbllcatlon ot rushing streams. From a poll of the
A Seattle youth. Clarence Fans«n.
special dispatches herein am also re- tourists it was discovered that ot th«
•erved.
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9000 eastern tourists passing over 19. is being held here tor th« au-
404 Houtb Sixth
EMS IIH-II
the route thia season there were thorltlea from the northern city. The
MONDAY’, tKTOBER IS. 1924.
You
are
invited
to
ride
and
see
for
I three things prominent In their selec youth was arrrated here after he wa«
yourself how the Ford goes up these
charged with th« theft ot 10 pound«
♦ ♦ «♦♦♦♦♦« ♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ tion ot the west for their vacation: of meat. It Is charged that h« enter-
grades, stopping any place on the grade
See California. See the Pacific and
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OREGON WEATHER
♦ See the Redwoods, but of these three ad a «tore at Beattl« aad got away
then going on up, a feat only done with
♦ the redwoods gave the greatest thrtll. with sou« goada
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a
Ford Rueksteli equipped.
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Pacific Coast States; The in ♦
He paid a tribute to th« road build
dications are for fair .and cool ♦ ing of Oregon and statdd that Ore Smoker Tomorrow Kight—
♦ weather In California and for ♦
Joe Gorman la staging another
gon has the most miles of paved high
considerable cloudiness, occa ♦ ways in comparison to population ot smoker at tbe Granta Pass Athletic
♦ sional rain, and temperature ♦ any state in the union.
'Clnb tomorrow night. He la making
somewhat below normal in Ore e
Ralph Duncan, druggist of Wil this show a feature and la handing
♦ gon and Washington.
♦ i lets. stated that the months of June,! out 190 complimentary tickets to
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* July and August were their beet business men of the city In order to
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Oregon - Washington:
Rain * bustness months, due entirety to the' get them interested In the bouts.
♦ tonight and Tuesday; moderate * tourist travel.
Mel Sullivan and Bud Stevenson will
♦ temperature.
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H. D. Norton, president ot tbe go oa for a wrestling match, while
♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ Grants Pass Chamber of Commerce, Eddie Gorman and Ted Betgman will
reviewed the progress of road balld- battle with the glove« for four
Bsiierj. Nervi««
.
Tin- Service
ing
on the Oregon end ot the Red i rounds. A battle royal and two pre-
OREGON LOSES EGG BUYERS
Ilminarie«
will
be
staged
wood highway, and Edw. Miller,
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V. U. Upson, formerly of Granta member of the board of directors ot i
WESTINGHOUSE BATTERIES
from Iowa and after looking over
SATURDAY GRID SCORES
Pass, is the man who developed a the highway association, speaking for
business prospects In several differ
PENNSYLVANIA TIRES
New York market tor Oregon eggs, Josephine county, gave a glowing ac
ent cities in Oregon, decided to lo
«
cate In Grants Paas.
shipping them there by the carload count of one of the attractions of the
Princeton 0. Lehitth 9.
Th« climate
Rnaronteed Battery Rrrvice
RaftSonable I'ricau
Redwood route—the Oregon Caves. Giant Alrahfp ar Ran Diogo Awaiting
and people are reasons given for his,
Illinois 40, Butler 10.
in behalf of the Oregon producers,
I'rpavturw for Tarema
Representatives of otbFr Califor
decision to make this his permanent
Idaho 40. Montana 13.
for whose association he was the nia *counties and also ot Coos and
home. A deal was made whereby |
O. A. C. 7. Multnomah 6.
I Baa Diego. Oct. 13—(A. Pi
manager. Two years ago Upson suc Curry counties in Oregon spoke.
Mr. Jensen purchased the interest of i
Chicago 19. Brown 7
211 X. Mirth
J. E. JR.NMFN
Phone Ift-J
The annual election of officers re While th« Shenandoah, moored at
ceeded In Inducing a large New Tork
C A. Snider, who for the past two I
Michigan 7. Michigan Aggies i 0.
North Island, awaits her departure
sulted
in
the
selection
of
P.
L.
Young
Northwestern 42. Cincinattf 0.
i
years carried on a very successful
firm, the Lewls-tMears Co. to estab
of Eureka, president; W. P. Cochran. or the north at 7:S0 tomorrow morn
business under the name of 'The
Cornelt 7. Williams 14.
lish an eggdtuying office in Oregon.
San Francisco Bay region, vice-presi tng. two naval fliers prepared to
Grants Pass Service Station."
Navy 3. Marquette 21.
Upson was employed as manager, dent; Bolt Austin. Ukiah, secretary I Start to Tacoma to super'stand pre-
Army 30, Detroit 0.
Mr. Jensen has made many friends
and the firm became aggressive buy and manager. Edw. W. Miller of pa rations er the Bhanar.ueaJt's land
narrarti 14. Middlebury 4.
since his arrival In Granta Pass and
ing there.
ers of Oregon eggs for Near York Grants Pass, and A. D. Lee
expects to enlarge bls business as the
Wisconsin 7, Coe 7.
Norte
are
directors.
occasiou demands.
Tale 7. Georgia 4.
City consumption, thus increasing
Symbol of Mother Love
An elaborate banquet was serve’d i
Washington
55.
Whitman
it.
the demand.
the guests and participated in by ! In plufklBg the down fremi her
Time to fix your top before it rains
W. 9. C. 12. Gonzaga II
When the state income tax bill many of the Crescent City people, breast te make s soft. warm lining
STAR CARS MAKE GOOD
Oregon 20. Pacific 0.
I for her^ young, th« mother pelican
was passed by the Oregon legislature the total number served betng close
Rlt'iltDS IX HIM! TEST
Stanford 7. Olympic 0.
a year and a halt ago, the Lewis- to 200. The Masonic hall, where the sometlmss draws a drop er rww of
California 2$, Pomona 0.
blosd
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tnggtng
at
win roralrttre-n:
Mears Company informed Upson that banquet was serrad. was beautifully 1
Surprising statistics camo to light
feather. Thia fbet has twroi reepnn
i it was sustained by the vote of the decorated with an abundanc« of
P. Merline
when results were announced by tha,
tibie f«r the pelteaa'« bMag aerspied
people they would be compelled to dahlias, such as only Crescent City an the arsitoti et eatfeacrilrtng moth
Star Motor company on the 100*hour
I GRANTS PASH SERVICE
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close their Oregon office and ceaee. can grow. Many of tbe blooms er tor«.—Treta the Master
STATION TO DO REPAIRS test which ended last Tnesday. Los
buying eggs In Oregon, due to the measured s foot across. The ban
; Angeles reported attaining th« high
fact that the law would bring the op quet was well planned and excellent
I avcrag'i of 59 8 mil«« per gallon of
Battery
Operate»
Watch
J. E. Jensen, of the Grants Pass
erations of their entire national bus ly served and those who had it in1
>a Fraac-e tn tn gen I on« jmeter hx- Service Station, announces that he is I gasoline for the entire trip. San
iness under review of the Oregon tax charge deserve great credit. The
. Francisco reported the next highoet
made • watch that ft ent of the mo«!
officials, a nuisance they were un guests, at the close of the banquet' oner or I articles yet tarned trot from now equipped and prepared to handle average of 44 mil«» to the gallon,
willing to endure simply for the repaired to Crescent City's fine new the watchnMker*a behrb. It 1« a watch a limited amount of automobile re and Sacrnmimto ran third with 40.4
small ultimate profit they could ex gymnasium, a structure that would that i« ran by a wet battery. with h pair work lu addition to his regular miles.
pect to make on Oregon eggs. When do credit to a city of 19,099, where la htelosed In the watch case. and 1» lines..
tu
Other teats on the Pacific coast
Mr. Jensen recently arrived here |
the people sustained the law in No a program was put on. The chief Mid to keep perfect time.
ran from 35 to 40 miles per gallon.
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vember, 1923, instructions were sent features of the program were several,
Smith's Garage, of Grants Pass, aver
to Upson to close the firm's business Indian dances tn native costume, i
aged 37% miles, bnt their route was
in this state. The Oregon office was these dances being the same indulg
much more severe, in that they were
closed out February I, 1924, and at ed in a century ago by the aborigines.
compelled to travol over mountains
the present tome there is no egg There waa also singing and dancing'
where the altitude demanded mor«
buying office maintained in Oregon by native Hawaiians. There were I
gasoline. They were also the only
by any Eastern concern. The egg more speeches and O. 6. Blanchard
dealers
on the coast to seal their
AdverttaeaneaU trader thia bonding Sc per line per Lsaue. All
producers of Oregon are thus thrown reviewed the work for the past 19
transmission gears, which compelled
Otasatfled
ads
appeal
under
this
heading
the
first
time
back on their own resources so far years which finallp resulted in the
their car to make the entire trip in
as marketing eggs in New York City actual construction of the Redwood
high gear.
is concerned.
highway.
A meeting of the Oregon Star deal
Dancing followed the adjournment T M. STOTT INSURANCE SPE FOR SALE— 8 doz. Victor traps. 2-4; ers will be held tonight at Roseburg,
2 No. 15 bear traps, 1 crosscut
CIALIST
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Temporary
headquar
The hopes of the football fans ot the convention.
saw, Diston; 1 14-oz. 16-ft. gov where Norman Devaux, president,
ters at Buick salesroom. 301-310
were raised considerably last Satur
ernment tent, one camp outfit. and E. H. Tuiler. general sale« man
North Sixth Bt.
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day when they viewed the local boys.
Will take $40 cash for everything. ager, of the Star Motor company
Outfit used one aoason. all in good
FDR
RJWT — Modem, tarnished
Have Odd "Pri. 'ey«’
On the other hand, the football boys
Gladwin Smith and
shape. Can be seen at T. D. Berry will preside.
large apartment. Close la. Mrs.
The Genttemen-at-Arm' Is the pr*
were undoubtedly aided by the very
Monte Hamaker, of the local Star
Store.
West
Fork,
Oregon.
Ad
Georg«
Tetherow,
710
J
St.
or
North Hix th St.
Grants Paas, Orc.
noticeable fact that they were receiv cipal military, corp« of th' oral hsn:
dress, William Edgar, Dothan, Ore. ! agency, expect to make tbe trip this
phone 197-J.
12tf
ing some cooperation from the towns bold and the oldest co-/» I England
22 afternoon to attend.
with the exception of t Yeomen • FOR SALE—Dry mill wood. Single
people
A championship team will
the Guard. One of the enriovs pcr^
tier l! H; two tiers $4.75; over WANTED — First class dry goods
never be turned out here without leges claimed by the
woman. State experience and sal
two tiers. |S.2a tiar; i% discount
ary expected. J. II. McGee, Ash
the whole-hearted support of the Arma la that of carryti^ • »
oa ordars of 19 tiers or over.
land. Ore.
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whole town.
Phone 513-R. Amoa fftnith.
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ond course of the sever •’at*' •’
FOR SALE — Maxwell touring rar.
PHONE 1S7-J for dry pin« and fir j
$90.90. Good mechanical condi
stabs, ff.also seasoned body I
tion; new top aad paint. Can be
fir. oak and pine, any length. C.
seen at Auto Paint Shop, 6th and
W. Lrabreeht.
J Sts., in day time.
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GRAPES—Ready picked, ie pound. wood eor sale —Dry aeaaoned
Bring your' boxen. First vineyard
pine, fir and oak.
Phone 246.
east Jones Creek.
Honeor Bros.
103tt
FOR SALE—Apples, good commer FOR SALE—Alfalfa hay in tifo Hold,
cial variety, 50c box. orchard run.
$12.00 per ton. M. J. Foster, just
Pick them yourself, furnish your
out of city limits, west. Phone
own boxes. Also Mission grapes.
149-R.
Afternoon only. Wylberg ranch.
• Jerome Prairie.
33 FOR SALE—Hard and soft wood.
Special price on pine wood thin
TOR SALE—Alfalfa hay Io the field,
month. Prompt delivery. Thone
$12.00 per ton. M J. Foster, just
617-F-13. J. H. Robinson & Sons.
out of city limits, west. Phone
22
149-L.
JOSEPH MOSS AGENCY—Insur
THREE TONS of clover and alfalfa
ance and bonds. High class com
hay, <40.09 in barn. Phone 39 4-R.
panies.
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E. L. GALBRAITH—Real estate, in
SPECIAL PRICES on apples in the
surance and plate glass UaNllty.
ofchard or packing house.
T--n
Tuffs Bldg., Sth and H. Pffone 28.
varieties to choose from: also late WANTED — Secondhand bicycle.
pears and dried fruit. Bring your
Must be in good condition. Apply
sacks or boxes. Seven miles out
ne arc now prepared to take «-are of a limited amount <>f Auto
Clerk. Roundhouse office.
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on Redwood highway. Phono 617-
Repair Work. Our nwchanies are experts in tlietr line .
LOSf
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Light
brown
bilT-foldcn
Sat
F-13. J. H. Robinson.
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urday morning, near Golden Rule.
FOR RENT — Furnished bedroom
Finder plea«« leave at Courier. 23
with heat and bath. Mrs. E. A. I
again bargain Agent for*TllE
Blanchard. 914 N. Washington
PORTLAND TELEGRAM, by ntail
Blvd.
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$3.75 a year. Please mall or hand
hie your sub’crfptlon. Wade Har
for all kind« of buildings
WILLIAMS WOOD YARD-Back on
95tf
mon. 497 G S’ Phone 50 1. I
22 j
the Job. Phone 137.
Chevrolet. look< and)
State F6R SALK
Plumbing and Furruuc Ijistallaliou WANTED — Orsphaphone.
runs like new; for quirk sale a!
27
prior. P. O Boa Mo
See me for estimate«
rral bargain. Call evenings, 255 |
FOR RENT — On«- nfeefy furnished
West G St.
2 7
targe apartment with
private r’fJii SALL- i»oo3~ h'lsky rii'-vrolet
bath
Lower floor. 210 West A
commercial car. Fird-rlans shape
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St.
.
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and first 9159.09 tal:ea it. See
•Il I H Street
E. R Crouch, 5 miles south on
FOR RENT—Four-room hou««-. ga
Pacific highway. Phone 6I6-F-3.
I rage 1011 Riverside Ave. Rhone
312-R.
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22tff
Ford Sedan, Rucksteel equipped,
New Oakland Six
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY
GOING UP A 40 PER CENT GRADE
CARRYING 5 PASSENGERS
MANUEL AUTOMOBILE CO.
All day Tuesday and Wednesday you
can see these wonderful demonstra
tions at the corner of 6th and J Sts.,
next to Cave Shoppe.
C. A. WINETROUT
SHENANDOAH REAOY TO 60
Grants'Pass Service Station
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AUTO TOPS
Trimming and Painting
AUTO-CRAFT SHOP
Dodge Brothers Authorized
SERVICE STATION
Roy E. Carter in charge
Genuine Dodge Parts
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PEOPLE’S MARKET
RILEY-MEIER MOTOR CO.
T. H. Garner, local manager
OLE’S TIRE SHOP
General Tires
Federal Tires
Flushing
Greasing
Tire Repair Work
New Today
A big shipment of slender
foot Arch Fitter Shoes, in
brown or black Oxfords and
black Straps, AA to EEL
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Golden Rule Store
Cornice Work and
Sheet Metal Work
W. R. RANNIE
Penn Tires and Tubes
all sizes
Electrical Service
none better in town
New and Used Battries
Columbia and
Prest-O-Litc
Grants Pass Service Station