HtTI'Hh.tV. NOVH3UIKR I. 102$.
—
GR«NTH
PAH«
DMLT
IYIURIER
POULTRY
Foil SALE White and Brown Leg­
horn cockerel« and cocks. Also
Barred Ric k i O m '"He west of
town on lower river road. Con CoiiMance Tsliiuulg«- M ill Aplicar In
Hcbaofer«.
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“The GoMfhh" M Rivoli
Grants Pass, Ore.
“Constance Talmedge has the
VETERINARY
I
%
most «xprewive bands In fllmdom,"
HOSPITALS
/
■aye Jerome Ktorm, wbo directed
G K A N18 PAHS VETERINARY Constance In "The Goldfish." Dl-
HOSPITAL — Dr. R. B Grlffen- raetor Htomi ought to know, for be
bagvn Vet Murgwu Cornar 7tb has the r<g>i*tallon among Hollywood
\Vlu*n yon nsk for Holeproof Hosiery you get tine
and M Ml*
Phons III H
directors ot aecuring unusual emo­
tpuility, perfect fit, will not Mug iijpl retains its shape I
tional expression from his players'
Vttl'lSHINARY
SURGEON
and silky lustre. Silk—
"The Goldfish’’ will be
hands,
DK. R. J. BK4ITUL— Vuterlnurian. shown at the Rivoli theatre* n<4
Residence 831 Washington Buuls- week.
vard. Phon« 398-K.
"Hands have always been my di­
DR. R. 1«. QHIFFENHAGEN, Veter­ rectorial hobby,"
says
sco rm.
inarian. Ottlee 7tb and M St.,
"Thing» can be said with the hands
Phono 1B1-R.
P. N. PRACTICAL FRONT CORSET
which even the eyes cannot exprees.
When testing an actor or actrese for
a certain role I watch their hands.
If they use them gracefully, ex-
preMtively and intelligently I am
then and there convinced that they
Beats Elect rtf ur Gas
are real artists.
“Constance Taknadge is unusual­
A now oil lamp that givo» an atnaa-
FOR SALE
WANTED - SITUATIONS itigly brilliant, «oft, white light, even ly expressive wMh her hands. With­
better than gaa or electricity, has out changing the expression of her
MILK FOR HALE—Delivered morn­ WANTON—Work by man and wlf
been tested by the U. 8. Government
ings uud ovoniug»
Writ Jordan
Woman experienced cook, mau and 35 lending universities and eyes, or the pose of her head and
■feet. Phone 335-J.
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good worker.
Address Box 44, found to be superior to 10 ordinary body, Constance can get over her
1U1. No. 1. Murphy. Ore.
• oil lamps. It burns without odor, thoughts In a manner which instant­
FOR SALE - - Germun police dogs,
niece» and nephews of Strong­ WANTED -Wood «» rig with or ■moke or noise- no pumping up, i« ly stumps her aa a great artist.
simple, cle.iu, safe. Bums »4 POI
heart, the world’s famous movie
without engin».
J. C. Hunter, cent air uud 6 per cent common ker-
“I delight in sitting back and
•tar. our stock is registered In
ltd. No. 4, Grunin l*u»e.
43 Oeeue (coal oil).
chlng Constance work.
Only
Germany and American Kennel
The Inventor, V. .M. Johnson, i«i 'ery seldom do 'I find it necessary
Club. Rummel Kennels, 313 Bur-
FOR RENT
North Union Ave , Portland, Ore., Is to suggest bits of 'business' to her.
•<■»» Ht, Grulli» Paas, Ore.
offering to «end a lump on 10 days'
FOI4
RENT
—
Cheap
furnished
house
FREE trial, or even to give one Once she has glanced over the photo
w
REAL ESTATE
Write No. 704 Caro Courier.
3» FREE to the first user In each local­ play soript she goes through her
ity who will help him introduce it. role, using only her hands and eyes.
SELLING OUT RANCHES at bargain
aiXoUE-LLAM EU US
Write him today tor full particulars.
price», h and ill years' limo.
“After that I can «R down and
Ranches for rent and exzhang« FOR FlllE Extinguisher* aud refill Also ask him to explain how you can enjoy her acting. She puts her
get
the
agency
and
without
exper
­
Gold Itay Itealty Company, Med-
fluid see Geo. S. llariuu, Gluuls ience or money make $250 to $500 whole self Into her work and a doz-
ford. Oregon.
It
1‘aaa, Oregon.
4aU per month.
en times a day has us roaring at her
FUR SALE—15 acre« nour city lim­ HENRY M. LANCASTER. Mining
aide-splitting
mimicry. But con­
its, S In alfalfa. Term« if de­
♦
♦ 4
Eugineur, 2ui West F bl., Gruuts ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
sired. Write No. 693, care Courier.
Pass, Oregon.
♦ stantly while she is tortore the cam­
♦
COMING
EVENTH
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♦ ♦ era I find myself watching her hands
♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
FYkit saia : OR RENT 33 aero HATH—Good material, correct stylo»,
They fascinate me with their unus­
day.
Nov.
4,
Tuesday
Election
moderately
priced
al
Burton
«
Mu-
ranch, « mil«« aoutli of Grant«
ual expressiveness."
liuery
bbop.
Huts
remodeled,
Nov.
"Brown's
in
TYiwn,
”
given
6-7
I'ami, W. G. White, owner, 701 C
cleaned
aud
blocked.
4v7
N.
6tu
St.
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at high school by alumni.
35tf
bl., opposite court House.
lUJlt
Nov. 8, Saturday—Rummag' Sale by “Open All Nigtil” Will Be Seen at
NOW is the time to do your fall
FUR SALE—AUTOS
Rivoli Tonight Only
Woman's Club.
plowing and grading. Leave word
TRUCK Denby 2-lou. Cheap? 511
Nov. 11, Tuesday — Armistice day,
Aa far as picture plays go, ‘ “Open I
at
C.
L.
Davis
place.
West
end
ot
H St. 1'houe 4 3. Will take small
with full day program sponsored All Night" Is something new. Here
Rogue River Avenue.
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car in trade.
2311
by the American Legion.
*| I we have auMtety and charm inter-
GRANT« PARS. Ore.—-Oct. 27, 1924.
UP-TO-DATE Ford touring, fine con­
My wife, Lizzie Bumgardeuer, be- Nov. 27. Thursday — Thanksgiving mingled wUh physical action I and
dition, $3UU. Heli or excliuiigu fur
lUfe Ul Uul UdolHiUiHtt uuU |il*'bpOU~
day.
t punch, fine humor and a highly en-
property. 8U5 G St. East.
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■Ible mind 1 will not be responsibls Dec. 6, Saturday—Bazaar and cook-
f terttaining story. And i to top it all,
for any debts mad a by her after
.MAXWELL TOURING CAR
For
cd food sale by ladies of the a flawle«« cart. The outstanding
this date. John Bumgardener. 3»
Sale, $<ú.UU, al Auto tup & Paint
Church of Christ.
37 feature of the film is the «ix day
Shop.
H
rLUALSlNQ
Dec. 13, Saturday — Cooked food bike race around which the plirt re­
WANTED
sale, apron bazaar by legion solves, and which in itself is worth
U. A. BRYAN — Tire Plumber. For
Auxiliary, (for veterans hospital several time« the price of admission.
WANTED — Secondhand cook «love
sanitary plumbing ami Ueatiug.
at reasonable price. Write Mr«.
No. 77,
MW’Stf
Skilled la our uuiy employed. W«
The story deals wWh a young Pa­
1*. E. Luwls, Rd. 4. Box 63, Grant«
guarantee our work. Buone 30b
risian society matron who is bored
Puss.
61
013 H Street.
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to tours because of her husband'«
WANTED—Me will buy furniture,
tame love-making. Shf craves cave­
tool«, farm iniplumuula, chicken«, LNÜTHUUTIÜN IN MUblG
tor cash or «ell on commission, PIANO SCHOOL FOR BEGINNERS
man tactics and one night decides to
618 1 street, auction yard«. Mil­
go in search of her ideal man.
She
—Hattie Coleman Calvert, 511
likan A Fletcher.
31tf
North Fourth blreei. Affiliateli
finally finds him at t^p Winter Cir­
teacher Nalioum Academy ul
WANTED—Truck for Ford touring,
cus where the International Bicycle
Music. Carnegie Hall, New Yura.
perfect condition, starter and ex-
race to In progress, in the person of
tlus. Cruwtoru, utuauUKst. 39 PROGRESSIVE PIANO SCHOOL—
Machinery and
Petit 'Mathieu, a champion bicycle
*- ,__________
3'J
Stalo accrudlled tenchurn. Piauo
Heavy Hardware
rider.
Event» take an unexpected
uud
voice.
Separate
studios
north
|
1’1.AIN SEW ING WANTED Piton«
turn when friend husband discovers
and south portions of city. Mr».
278-11, or call »16 N. 10th Ht.
Clara Tuttle Feulon, 60» A street,
M i , t.
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her and »tarts acting as a caveman
P. S. WOODIN
every afternoon but Wednesday,
himself, And from that point on
WANT TO TRADE—A-l 1920 Spec­
and all day Suturduy. High school
st.
e 42
Sil H
ial 6 Htudebaker tor smaller car
the film is an alternating of giggles,
credits given in piano. Uurruwes
in flrat class condition. Address
primary uud klndergarteu course
chuckles and laughs.
No. 703 care Courier.
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tor bc-gium rs mid little tots. At-
fillatud with National Academy ot
WANTED -Clients to insure in the
I
Sacrcdncss of Work
Music, Carnegie Halt, New York.
I
American Insurance Company.
All true work is sacred; in all true
Mr».
J.
J.
Hansen,
515
So.
Sth
tjt.
|
Ono of the oldest and strongest
High school credits given In voice
work, were i it ‘ * but true liand-lalair.
flro Insurance conspanlue In Amer­
aud piauo.
there Is something of dlvlnenexs. La­
ica. Special reduced raXee for
Granta Pass. H. I). Hendricks,
bor, wide as the earth, has Its summit
BUILDING
real eataAe, agent tor American
In heaven.—Thomas Carlyle.
Fire Ina. Co., office in Howard
CONTRACTORS
Standard water pipe and
lililg . over Bonbonniere.
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Printed butter wrappers for aale
aervw casing, for every pur­
pose ; also valves and fitlinirs.
W!AIVPHI> — 'Experienced waitress, HARPER A SON—Building contrac­
at the Courier office.
Roth n«Rv and re-manufnetured.
no other need apply. Josephine
tors. Shop work, furniture crating.
All material tested under pres­
sure and guaranteed. Immedi­
Hotel.
38tf
Shop 417 G St.. Phone 14 2-J.
ate delivery.
Money saving
D O Y L E’S
HOLEPROOF HOSIERY
$1.00, $1.50 and up to $3.50
Classified Advertising
NEW LAMP BURNS
94 % AIR
MINE AND MILL
SUPPLIES
PIPE
SATURDAY AND MONDAY
SPECIALS
SWEATERS
C. J. BREIER CO
Grants Pass, Or«-.
WHAT’S THE USE
PAGE HEVEN
GRAVEYARD HAD ITS
INCEPTION IN JOKE
Man ’s Jesting Proposal Car
ried Out by Companions.
tied
Companions.
Un the great Warner ranch in San
Diego county, Calif., a few wiles from
the hot springs resort. Is a little clus­
ter of seven graves. They are Just off
the frequently traveled road leuding
to Sfont^zuma and Kan Felipe valleys,
but are wit visible from lite road and
very few of the residents of thiit sec­
tion are aware of their existence. No
fence surrounds them, «nd but for a
few fragments of a single marble slab
they would not be noticed by a pedes­
trian who might walk over them.
But in the origin of this little bury-
ing ground Is a story of throbbing in­
terest. The graves are on ■ knoll a
few hundred faet back of the old But­
terfield stage station In Buena Vista
valley, one of the stopping places of
what was the longest stage line in the
world, extending from St. Louis to San
Francisco, in operation before the Civil
war.
Through the middle part of the little
Buena Vista valley runs a clenaga with
a line of large cottonwood trees, af­
fording water and shade to some of the
many thousand sleek cattle which
For Governor
range the big ranch, says the Los An­
geles Times. The stage station, built
of adobe, with wooden “lean-to” anil
porches, was not only patronized by
cross-country travelers, but was also a
resort for tlie prospectors who
thronged that region in the early days,
and the cattlemen who looked after
the herds in the surrounding territory.
Saturday night always found a crowd
of these rough-and-ready frontiersmen
gathered at the station, where they
spent the evening swapping stories,
gambling, drinking and carousing gen­
erally.
On the Sunday morning following a
particularly wild carousal, when ail
were partly stupefied from the night's
orgy, some one remarked:
“Well, we done about everything ’here
was to do last night, but If anybody
can start anything new we will do it
now.”
Said another, stretching hlmselt and
yawning: “Well, the only thing I can
think of that we did not do was to
start a graveyard.”
“That's right," said the first speaker.
“We did not do that, but we'll do it
right now, and you'll be the one we‘ll
start it with.”
The new idea was welcomed by all
except the one who suggested ft. A
range rider produced a rope, and the
victim was Acnrted to a large syca­
more tree a few hundred feet from the
house. The rope was thrown over a
limb, and, as they thought, adjusted
about the man's neck so as not to
strangle him—for no one really Intend­
ed to take his life. Then lie was
hauled up into the air. and with much
hilarity the rest of the company went
into the house to breakfast, leaving the
Mrs. Nellie Taylor Ross, Demo­
unfortunate victim of their practical
cratic candidate for Governor of
Joke helplessly dangling.
Wyoming, to succeed her late hus­
Returning to the sycamore tree after
band, Governor William B. Rosa,
breakfast to release their companion
who died October 2nd.,
from his uncomfortable position, they
found him dead. In their befuddled
condition they had bungled in adjusting
the rope, and he had been choked to Plats of Grants Pass-
Blue prints $1.60; blue line prints,
death.
After they had cut the body down $1.75. Courier office.
and it was evident life could not be re­
stored, a consultation was held, and it
was decided, without inquest or other
official action, to bury the body. It
was taken to the top of the knoil Back
of the stage station, and then and tlwre
the.graveyard was started, as Its first
occupant had suggested.
Vegetable Sponge Edible
Tn Algeria an extensive industry has
been developed In the cultivation of
what are known as vegetable sponges.
prices.
The chief market for tire product Is
AUTO TOPS
Paris, although specimens are not un­
6. WEISSBACH & CO.
common in the United States. They M. E. BERRY—Auto tops, harness
tu* il tu HI. Sau Francisco
and canvas work.
have come Into extensive use for the
Portland, Ore., Nov. 1.—(A. P.) toilet, the bathroom and various other
CREAMERY
—Livestock nominally steady, eggs domestic purposes.
Prior
to
maturity
the
fruit
is
edible,
FARMERS. ATTENTION — Highest
end butterfat eteady, butter a cent
but when the stage of ripeness has
prices for butterfat. Ice cream,
to a cent and a half lower.
been passed the fibrous matter be­
soft drinks. Quick delivery. Sixth
Till: IMAMONI» UKANB.
A
comes separated from the pulp ami
pad L Sts. “Jackson Co. Cream­
$6 to 7.25 forms a tough, spongy mass. The ma-
Steers, medium
ery.’’ Phone 84.
! Calves, medium to choice ....$6 to $8 terlal Is prepared for the market by be­
CAFES
I Hogs, heavy weight $8.50 to $9.25 ing bleached in a weak llnie bath.—
I»
KKA MB rtLI.«,r , is
------------
,nn known u Bea, Satat. Xl-,y, Reliable
GOOD EATS CAFE—309 So. Sixth.
.Hogs, light weight ........... $9 to $9.50 Grit.
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE Sheep, top . .................. $10 to $10.85
Meals at all hours. Sunday spec­
ial.
l,ambs ......................... $8.50 to $11.50
Dope That Deters
Eggs........................................49c to 51c
Self-sutisfaction Is the anesthetic tu EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
Butter ............
*0c all progress.—Boston Transcript.
Refiners andftuyers of
FREE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU —
Butter, prints
........................... 40c
NA1WF. PLATINUM A QOLD
Silver Moon. Billiards, pool, lunch
HIGHEST MARKET PRICES
1 Butter, stamtHrds ..... —............... 39c
All
counter, registration free.
EatahlisScd 16 Year*
j Wheat, hard white......
$1.50
kinds of employment, Given and
Like
Any
Preparedness
WILDBERG BROS.
secured.
Absolutely no charge.
$1.41
Wheat, western red
A dress suit is like a pistol. If you
Offa oi 742 Market Street, San Francisco
513 South Sixth St. Welcome.
Plant: South San Francisco
have one, you keep looking for a
Buttenfat, Grants Pass
Phone 218.
chance to use it.—The Duluth Herald. I
Butterfat, S. F,
CHICHESTER S PILLS
By LF. Van Zeta»
C
H«,»»,« cu.
Freddie’s Idea of Success
First German Railroad
The first railway built In Germany
was the I.udwigsitnhn, connecting the
cities of Nuremburg and Forth. It wan
alM>ut four mile» long and was opened
to traffic in December. 1835.
Flat Work
is ironed—
Our Rough Dry service not only
takes the wash out of wash
day, but also the hardest part
of the Ironing out of ironing
Everything comes back
washed and dried, and all the
flat work is ironed.
The coot
is low indeed, work is beau ti­
fully done, and you save many
hours otherwise lost in the
wash.
Rough Dry
O. K. Laundry
F. E. French, Prop.
INSURANCE
E. L. GALBRAITH—Fire and Auto,
Plate Glass insurance. Tuffs Bldg.
Phone 28.
PHYSICIANS AND
SURGEONS
DOCTOR C. J. MOSER. Physician
and Surgeon. X-ray work. Office
phone 18$; Ree. 93.
DR. RALPH W. 8TEARNS—Physi­
cian and aurgeon. Special atten­
tion to surgery. Obatetrics and Di­
seases of women. Complete X-Rsy
equipment. Dental X-Ray. Phones,
home, 21-Y; office 21-J._________
DR. W. F. RUTHERFORD—Manual
tberaputics. Office over Western
Union. Res. 259-R; office 217-R.
DR. A. A. McBRIEN, Physician and
surgeon. Obstetrica, diseases of
women, and children. All chronic
diseases treated without the knife.
Phone S63-Y or 375-R.
W. L. CAMERON, M. D.—Physician
and Surgeon. Office and real-
deuce over Couch'« Pharmacy.
Telephone 144.
REAL ESTATE
E. L. GALBRAITH—Farm and City
Property. Business opportunities.
Tutts Bldg. Notary Public. Phone
28.
A. C WHEELER—Real Estate, Fire
and Auto Innurance. Notary Pub­
lic, 514 South Sixth.
TAILORS
JOHN HUMMEL’S TAILOR SHOP.
517 11 street.
TAXI SERVICE
FOR WHITE LINE TAXI — Phone
'Blind George’s news stand. 262-J
Residence phone 3S1.
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