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About Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 1, 1924)
P1GE FIGHT PAGE namo tora«* H. Ja Mill»« p recai J. T.ougl oount brouf noir ' the Í Th out t W. M ing 1 Liste seeks tick« nomi Coon Inee. Sarat recel maje »eld 4>oth Pear <y st both coro I troversv us to what «ongress intend-1 ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ed has provided a good livelihood * RADIO PROGRAMS TONIGHT for hundreds of lawyers and cost ac ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦< countants here. ♦ Radio Features for Saturday At jhe federal trade commission KGO. General Electric i company. considerable ill feeling has develop | Oakland. Uni., 313 meters 1 P. m.. ed. Those with their ears close to I St. Francis hotel orchestra; : 8 p. nt . Xatioual lAlitorial Association the heart of things today say that i minstrel show; followed by musical the commissioners are at odds as to ; program and readings: Washington, Nov. 1.— t Special to Is assumed will ret in* to private methods of trust-busting and the I dance music. Courier).—Not even the confidence and make way for new men. W* publicity thereto. It was only Tues- I publicly expressed by the leaders of ’ also advised that these men have KLX. The Tribune. Oakland. Cal., day that the commission made pub- 1 all groups as to the outcome of the > sold themselves to the country by ac i 509 meters—» :to p m . bradcast of lie a report dismissing the complaint i elections next week can dissipate the tual service and at considerable per University of t'alifornia-l'nlverslty haunting spectre of change which sonal sacrifice. They will l>e glad against lumbermen on the 'Pacific | ■ of Southern California football game. hovers over Washington, It was not to surrender their titles with the coast. Commissioner Thompson re- ' KH-L The Times. Los Angeles. 395 until this week that those In public knowledge of a deed well done fused to agree with the majority and j meters 3:30 p. m., matinee musl- filed a long dissenting opinion. The life awakened to a full realiMt'on though not always remembered. federal trade commission has been < 'cule; 6 p ni. Hickman's orchestra; of the situation. No matter how the It is hihted that Mr Stone is the a source of trouble to all adminis-j fl 30 p. tn., children's program; pendulum of victory swings, it will only personal selection of Mr. Cool- t rat ions because of its methods. Re p. nt., de luxe program: 10 p. bring changes to Washington more idge and aside from his friendship cently, it was charged with political j ■ Hickman's dance orchestra. than any other community, for here as a college companiou of the preai- KFSG, Angelas Totnple, bias in making public reports on va- | the nation's activities are centered. dent, has given strong indications to rious business activities. The claim . geles, 378 meters 3:30 p. tn.. If you chat with the men and wo make good in his official job. The was advanced that the commission l | dlo program: 7 30 p. in., auditorium men holding minor positions, it be latest underground story says that apparently times the publication of service; 10:30 p. nt.. Sunshine hour comes evident that every change is Bascom Slemp will relinquish his studios which have been pending for I KGW. The Oregonian. Portland. ■ cause for uneasiness to those now post as secretary to the president and years to coincide with political ques- ; Ore.. 493 meters 10 p, m.. dance favored of fortune. They will tell that William Butler has changed his lions. The commission and Secretary music. you that whatever candidate wins the mind about giving up the reins as Hoover have also been at odds for I KFI. Earle C. Anthony. Inc.. Los presidency, it will mean new faces chairman of the Republican national years particularly because Hoover ■ and new ideas in all government de committee. With these prospects it objected to their methods. Mr. Hard-1, Angeles. 469 meters -5 p. m., hour partments. is small wonder that the hundreds ing appointed a personal friend to of news bulletins. 6:45 p. nt . dance music; S p. m.. two hours of spec Assuming for the purpose of illus of public officials dependent upon the commission In an effort to re ial programs: 10 p. tn., vocal con tration Mr. Coolidge is the victor at patronage are concerned over the form from within but the attempt , cert: 11 1>. ni . dance music. the polls it is pointed out that he distribution of political plums. failed. will drop'his role of trustee for the It is conceded that in event Mr. | Sunday Radio Features Harding administration and select his Davis wins the presidential race or ’ KIIJ, The Tinies. Loa Angeles. own advisers. This means, in turn, . indirectly it is handed to Governor Cal 6:30 to 7 p m., Art Hickman's that the so-called "higher-ups" will I Bryan, that the present list of fed- (Continued from Page One) IConcert orchestra from the Biltmore be removed to make way for the ■ eral office-holders, except where ( new cabinet member's friends. You protected to some extent by the civil who telephoned he saw the bodies, hotel; Edward Fitzpatrick, director. must reward men in politics by ap servicelaws, would be. thrown out. two of which were taken away by ¡7 to 7:30 p. m.. Organ recital from First Methodist Episcopal church; pointment to posts of honor or al bag and baggage, to halt the clamor companions. ¡Arthur Blakeley, organist; 8 to to low them to designate the patronage for rewards. The same would hold Niles. O.. Nov. 1.— (A. P.) A p. m., program presented through the which falls to the lot of the winner true for Mr. LaFollette and those military survey this evening tailed courtesy of George M LaShill of now in power know it would he of lit If Coolidge won it would lie up to confirm the reports that several Long Beach, in the name of Ills co to him to do the gracious thing with tie avail to expect retention of ap- were killed in the rioting. workers. arrangvd by Carroll Cham the present cabinet. The story is pointees of this adtninist ration ber. circulated in inner circles here that Rougly. the abova digest represents More Tracts Are Hold— KFI. Earle C. Anthony. Inc . only Attorney-General Stone is sure the fears and hopes of official Wash- ' Thomas H Wood, of Portland, has of holding his job after March 4th. ington today as they wonder what purchased 40 acres of land near the Angeles 6:45 to 7 p til . Paul Reese musical appreciation tu'ks; 7 to 8 The question is asked: “What will the ballot box will decide. city. L. Brimhall, of San Jose, has become of Mellon. Hughes and Hoov Aside from the election hubbub, the purchased 10 acres. Charle*» L. Ora- p. m . Metropolitan Theater program; er, the big three of the present cabi- departments are having their trou per, of Los Angeles, has purchased '9 to 9 p m . Ambassador Hotel Con- net?” If the predictions of this “in- bles. The treasury department Is 15 acres. All of the tracts are lo i cert orchestra; 9 to 10 p. tn . pro ner circle" can be accepted on their uncertain as to the publicity features cated near the Redwood highway. gram from Examiner studio; 10 to face value at this time, these cabi- of the income tax law. It seems that The purchasers of the tracts have 11 p. tn. Packard Six oruhestra. neteers will be honored by Mr. Cool- congress is so indefinite .and ambig brought their families here and KFSG. Angelua Temple. L<»s An idge by re-appointment and with uous in framing laws that the tax take immediate possession of geles 7 to 9:45. evening service, their standing thus made clear to the payers must pay for the errors of places. The sales were made opening with special musical hour progra m. political world, the mighty trio, it their legislators. At least, the con- Martin Conger. KIJS, Bible Institute. Los Angeles 9 p. m.. sermon by Dr. French E. Oliver: C. M Brooks, baritone solo ist; Alfred A. Butler, organist. KNX. Evening Express. Los An- j geles—7 p. tn.. W. Scott Lewis. "Na ture Talks" for boys and girls; m., feature program. KGO. General Electric, Oakland — 7:30. church service. KPO. Hale Bros 8:30 to 10 p m.. concert by Rudy Selgler's Fair mont Hotel orchestra broadcast by wire telephony; 6:30 to 7:30, popu lar concert by Bent's Little Sym phony orchestra; Standish Beni, di rector; 8 to 9. concert program by Bern's Little Symphony orchestra; 9 to 9 05, late news items; 9:05 to 10. ‘concert program; 10 to 12. dance program from Hotel Whitcomb. KGW. Morning Oregonian, I’ort- ■land—6 p. m . church services, spon- j sored by I’ortland Council I Churches. 'w Radio Frat lire» for Monday KFI, Earle C. Anthony. Inc.. Los Angeles- -5:30 to fl p. m . Examiner news bulletins; 9 to 10 p. ni. pro gram from Examiner studio; 10 to lip. m . Ambassador Hotel Cocoa- nut Grove Concert orchestra. KNX. Evening Express, lx»s An geles—-5 p m . New York stock mar ket reports: 6 p. m., dinner hour pro gram; 8 p. m . Los Angeles Ice anil Cold Storage company sponsoring; 10 p. m.. dance program. KLX. Tribune. Oakland. Cal.—8 to 10 p. m.. Program broadcast from University of California l»y Associ ated Students under the direction of he A. S. U.,C. publicity bureau. KGO, General Electric Company, Oakland —8 p. m.. educational pro gram; courses in agriculture, eco nomics, American citizenship, Eng lish. and book reviews; music by the Arion trio—selections from “Faust” (Gounod), Serenade (Tossellt), Broken Melody (Biene). Blue Dan ube waltz (Strauss), Tarantella (Hel ler), My Love's Walting (Nevin); 10 to 1 a. m., dance music program by Henry Halstead's orchestra and soloists, Hotel st. Francia, San Fran- cisco. KPO, Hale Bro«., San Francis»’ 5:30 to fl:30 p. m., children’s hour stories by Big Brother of KPO; 7 to 7:30 p. m., Rudy Selger’s Fairmont Hotel orchestra, broadcast by wire telephony; 8 to 9 p. m, organ recital by Theodore J. Irwin, official or ganist, at the Wurlltzer; 9 to 10 p. m.. program by the Welsh choir, un der the direction of Theodore Phillips; 10 to 11 p m.. E. Bradfield's Versatile band, playing in the Palace rose room. KGW, Morning Oregonian. Port land -7:15 p. in., markets, weather, news bulletins and police reports; 8 p. m.. concert by The Oregonian Concert orchestra and Apollo club KFOA. Rhodes Department Store, Seattle- 8:30, Post-Intelligencer by remote control. Just Received Another Carload Three C’s Lumber Co West G 8treet Phone 59 J p SATURDAY ONLY \l r j wim Viola. Dana JettaGoudal Adolphe Mcnjou Raymond Griffith PfttSENTfD BY ADOLPH ZBKORÉP JESSE L.LASKY Ö Gang Comedy —‘ July ßav Pathe Review Milt ilice 2 1
