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HUNTS PASS DAILY COURIER
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COURIER
GRAYIIOl'RG- To Mr and Mr« W
J Graybourg, >21 West Huigon
Slipper sale at the C. F. T. Co.
> Pub. and Propr.
street. Sunday. Decamber
Mrs W. T. Heslop. of Portland, is !
Entered at poatofflce. Grants Pass,
daughter.
Ore., as second-class mall matter. visiting with friends here today.
Carte
Davidson,
of
Williams,
is
tn
ADVERTISING RATES
DAVID ST IHR JORDAN
Display space, per Inch ----------- >5e town today attending to business.
RhX WIVES •JA.lHHi prize
Local-personal column, per lino-10c
P. H. Morrison, of Wilderville, is
Readers, per» line ________ ___ Sc in town today attending to business
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(Augusta. Me., Dec. 8. Mr. David
Printed butter wrappers tor sale
DALLY COURIER
Starr
Jordan. chancellor-emeritus
By mall or carrisr, per year..... >6.68 at the Courier office.
We haw a big surprise for you. You can’t
of lailand Stanford university, edu­
By mail or oarrier, per month.. .60
C. B. Smith, of Applegate, was
afford to miss it. Greater values for less
cator. naturalist and author, has re­
in town yesterday visiting with
WEEKLY COURIER
money in every department of our store.
ceived the prise of |2f>,000 offered
By mall, per year .............
22.00 friends.
Opportunities such as wc are offeriftg sel­
l>y Raphael Hernias of Washing-
P. K. Ruttencutier and tamil)
MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS spent Sunday at Wilderville with
on. D. C., for the best educational
dom
come
at
Christmas
time
when
you
need
Ths Associated Press is exclusive­
plan calculated to maintain world
relatives.
them
the
most.
Don't
fail
to
avail
yourself
ly entitled to ths ms for republica­
I>eaee. / t.ubu.vcmsnt of the award
Clarence Shearer, of Deer Creak.
tion of all news dispatches credited
of this great closing out sale.
was made here Sunday by Dr. Au­
In this, or all otherwise credited. In is in town today attending the bud­
this paper and also the local news get meeting.
gustus O. Thomas, commissioner of
published herein.
, education for Maine and president
Mrs. C. A. Trumbly and Mrs. F. E.
All rights tor republication of
of the World Federation of Hduca-
spacial dispatches herein are also re­ Wqods are spending the day in Med­
i
tion associations, which directed
served.
ford visiting.
the contest. Thousands of plans
J. R. Bowen and family, of Rogue
lUttery Hcrvlie
SuiTi'»»or to
were
submitted for the considera­
MONDAY, DECEMBER H, if»-’«
River, were week end guests at the
tion
of
the
judges.
Josephine hotel.
Peerless Clothing Co
WESTINGHOUSE BATTERIES
Mrs. Katherine D. Tucker spent »
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LAST LIGHT BRIGADE
PENNSYLVANIA TIRES
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OREGON WEATHER
4 the week in Portland, returning to
St RVtVOR IS DEAD
4 Grants Pass last Saturday.
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IU-nsoiiMÌ>lc Priera
Marion Cooke and P. B. Ham. of ' Attention Shrine Club Members—
Guaranteed Battery Service
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Pacific Coast States: Out- 4
is «call's in Valley—
Cedar Rapids, la.. Dec. 8.—(Spe­
Selma,
are
in
town
today
attending
look is for generally fair and 4
All Shrine club members are re­
O. -M. Jones, of Vancouver. Wash­ cial).—Ellis H. Cutting, bellevsd to
cool weather southern portion 4 the session of the county court.
quested to meet at the Masonic club ington. arrived the last of the week have been the last survivor of the
Thomas D. Petch. of Medford, was on Tuesday. December 9, at 7:30 p. to locate here on property on the
♦ with frosts interior California 4
Light Brigade on Its immortal
and considerable cloudiness in 4 attending to business matters in i m. It is very important that you at- Jump-off Joe highway. He intends icharge
Phone 1M-J
214 N. Hltth
J. K. JEN'HKN
at the battle uf Balaklava
Grants
Pass
over
the
week
end.
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4 northern portion with occas-
tend. Ed. W. Miller. Pres.
70 to have a first class vineyard.
during the Crimean war, died here
Mrs.
August
Goettsche
returned
4 slonal rain western portion of 4
’Sunday after being stricken with a
4 from Corvallis last night, where she Iaalge Officer in City—
Oregon and Washington.
l*un haM< New Cars
j paralytic stroke, the second durine
went
to
attend
the
funeral
of
her
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Wm. Light, of Wolf Creek, pur­ the past month.
Mrs. Mary D. Moss, the Rebekah
rain 4 niece.
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Unsettled,
probably
noble grand is here and will attend chased a new Chevrolet touring
Mr. Cutting joiued the Brit Inh ar­
J. W. Turvey, of Williams valley,
4 west portion, cloudy east por- 4
to the official business of the lodge car. The C. F. T. company pur­ my when he was 16 peara old and
4 is tn town today attending the ses­ tonight. She has been the guest of chased a new Chevrolet truck today.
4 tion tonight, Tuesday.
took part In many campaigns, He
4 444444444444 ♦ 4 4 sion of the county court, hearing ar­ Mrs. J. F. "Burke over the week end.
often
told the story of how he was
Federal Tires
General Tires
guments on the budget.
F. H. Calvert Pause».—
staudliii| close by Lord Raglan
Miss Leila Debley has taken a po­ Leave Your Donations—
Flushing
Greasing
F. H. Calvert, father of J. L. Cal­ when the order was Issued that sent
STAN DA R DIZ ATtON
sition here with the local office of
For the Legion Auxiliary bazaar at vert. passed away In Missouri City, the Light Brigade Into the "Valley
Tire Repair Work
Five years ago, one Montana the Copco company, coming here the home of Mrs. Geo. Parker or
before tffe arrival of his son. I Fun-. of Death."
range that served about 20 stock- from the home office at Medford.
Mrs. Chas. Cooley. Any sewed ar­ eral services were held u week ago
A. C. Allen, deputy horticultural ticle or prepared food you donate
North Kta<h N(
men had almost that many kinds
commissioner, and A. S. Rosenbaum, ; will make a happier Christmas for a yesterday.
of beef stock; their calves were pie­ district freight and passenger agent
bald, mongrel brutes that always of Medford, are Grants Pass visitors disabled World War veteran. Attend Talks at Memorial—
I Washington. Dec. 8.—<1. N. 8.)—
the sale. Dec. 13. in the building next
Rev. F. Gordon Hart was the
brought the bottom prices—where today.
the First National Bank.
74 principal speaker yesterday at the i American
inventors
contributed
Mr. and
i
Mrs. W. W. Canby . re-
there were any calves to sell. Then
23.042.276
to
th«
coffers
of the fed­
Ash-
Elks'
memorial
exercises
at
the ranchers got together, bought turned the last of the week from Eu-1 Will Ixx-atc Here—
land. He was accompanied to Ash- eral patent office, the largest sum
gene w here they spent a week visit- ; R.
T. Rose, of Loco. Oklahoma, land by W. E. Nemcombe, C. E. Roy ever received in any sing1« year, ac­
several carloads of pedigreed Here­ ing friends. They also visited friends
for all kind« of building«
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will
arrive
the first part of the and A. E. Voorhles. J. P. Doyle. cording to the annual report of Com­
ford bulls, and sold off or shot the at Corvallis.
will
lo-
week,
with
his
family,
and
other breeding stock. The result
John Hampshire and I. A. Roble at- missioner Thoma« E. Robertson, sub­
Mrs. Anne Larie Calvert Dunken
Plumbing mid Fnrnaer InMallalloa
has been a 100 per cent incerase in arrived Sunday morning from Casa cate on property per lased through tended the memorial services at mitted to the secretary of the inter­
See me fur ret limites
ior today. This Increase was made
the calf crop; a 100 per cent in- Grande, Ariz., to visit here for a J the Chicago Land company.
Medford.
notwithstanding
a
alight
decrease
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crease in the finished steer price; time at the home of her parents, Mr.
Attend Medford Meeting—
the number of applications for pa­
and the ranchers need no laws to and Mrs. J. L. Calvert.
Engledows Are Hit—
The Daughters of the Nile left
tents. designs and trademarks f’om
The plan of
make them money.
Last night while on the way home
A. W. Young, pastor of the Chis- this morning to attend the regular
Si« II Ht ree t
100,724 for the preceding year
standardizing fruit, grain, livestock tian church, left last night for Sac- meeting at
from
Medford,
Mr.
and
.Mrs.
A.
L.
Medford.
About 20
99.503
for
the
last
fiscal
year.
or poultry production for any local- ramento and Los Angeles where he
Engledow mat with a misfortune
The great activity in the Patent
ity, is the road to financial sal va- will join Mrs. Young and after a ' members went.
this side of Central Point. When a
office is shown in the reduction in
tion.
tourist, in the attempt to pass them,
week’s visiting will return here.
Pcoplc on Salary—
skidded and hit the side of tbelr
Mrs. O. A. Colby left last week
Take
a
little
installment
stock
In
The chamber of commerce is un-
car,
the machine was somewhat dam­
for an extended trip in the east, the Building A Loan Association.
are now on hand 12,000 fewer patent I
dertaking a work this coming year
FROM 12 A. M. TO 12 I*. M.
where she will attend to business make «mall monthly payments. Pays aged. No one was hurt. The party cases than there were a year ago,
which is of vast importance to thie
kept
on
their
way,
not
stopping
to
Foo Y ootiK
Chicken
Chop
Huey
matters, She will stop a few days 8 per cent dividends and you can
2,469 fewer design <ws«s and 1.850
part of the state. Agriculture has
Chow Yuk
Nom Yue Spare Riba
70tf see what the result was.
at Juarez. Mexico, then continue her withdraw any time.
fewer
trade
mark
cases.
Showing
a
1
< hineoe Irteli Rire
become more than ever the mainstay
Chow Mein
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decrease In the work on hand of over
Chinese Noodles
t 'hlncM* Cobi Meals
of this county and whatever can be trip to Iowa.
Harvey E. Towne will leave in the ' John Doignll III—
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done to build it up to a profitable
THEATRE PARTIES SERVED
The condition of John T. Dougall, 4
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The report calls attention to the
COMING EVEN TH
basis will mean just that much more morning for Marshfield where he
manager
of
the
Columbia
River
Log
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fact
that
a
committee,
which
will
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has
obtained
a
position
with
Matson
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prosperity, The chamber is entitled
gers' Information bureau and chair­
make a thorough study of Patent Of­
to the undivided support of merch­ A Davis Clothing store. He has been
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Dre.
’13, Saturday — Cooked food fice procedure, will be composed of
man of the Chamber of Commerce
Phone 1HI-R
ant and farmer in their endeavors. employed here by the J. C. Brill
Legion
sale, apron bazaar by
members' forum, was unchanged to­
representatives nominated by the
Clothing Co.
hospital
Auxiliary,
for
veterans
American Bar Association, the Unit­
Miss Minnie Ireland returned home day. A consultation of surgeons has
The showing made at the budget
mwstf ed States chamber of commerce, the
No.. 77.
not yet determined, whether he
this
morning
from
Southern
Califor
­
meeting this morning is also one
should lie operated on to correct an
National Association of Patent Law­
which promises much. The farmers nia, where she spent several weeks organic ailment which necessitated
yers and the Patent Law Association «rec lai sports programs for the commerce, |s an active member of
visiting.
Much
of
the
time
was
spent
Sciwntigf Had Big Job
attending the session were greatly
an operation four years ago —Port­
of Chicago. Cleveland Detroit. Pitts­ Homecoming game. Next term he tho o. A. C. chamber of commerce.
Yung, a French entomologist, has
in the majority In favoring the re­ in and about Los Angeles, Miss Ire- land Telegram.
will succeed i>*« brother as sports
Cerll Boucher, freshman in slcc-
killed the ants in Ove hills by means burgh and New York. Every facil­ editor of the Barometer.
tention of the office of the county land’s mother, Mrs. Clara Coffman,
trlcal engineering. Is trying out for
ity
and
opportunity
will
be
offered
of
a
poisonous
gas
and
undertaken
agent. It ever such an office were accompanied her south but remained Funeral Services Tomorrow —
Michael L. Byrd, senior In phar- a place on the field artillery pistol
the prodigious labor of counting the this committee to make an entirely
justified, that time is now when ag­ in Oakland. Cak
macy,
is a member of Wastlna club. team.
Violet Best, freshman In
Funeral services for A. Wylberg dead. The result showed that la the Independent study ol patent office
riculture here is in its beginnings.
He Is completing the requirements homo economics, is n pledge of Al-
smallest
hill.there
were
nearly
18,000
will
be
held
at
Hall's
chapel
at
2
procedure.
Good Crowd at Dance—
of tho pre-medlcs course of the 'pita Gamma Delta sorority. Jack E.
ants; In the largest, 94,000. and no
The dance last Saturday night o’clock Tuesday afternoon. Burial man would dare to estimate how many
school of pharmacy. The O. A. C. Fahey, freshman in chemical engin­
I
will
be
at
the
Granite
Hill
cemetery.
given by the Lyric orchestra proved
ants "got away"—that is, how many
•pre-medlcs course was recently ap­ eering. 1« a member of Wasltna club
Mr.
Wylberg
was
a
member
of
the
most successful. There was a large
were absent from the hills on busi­
proved by all class "A” medical Clifford L. Sheaffer, sophomore In
crowd in attendance, including a Elks, this being the only fraternal ness or pleasure at the time when the
schools. Byrd acts as chairman of mechanical engineering, is special­
organization
of
which
he
was
a
Scientist entered upon his trrtnendous
crowd from Ashland a private party
the social committee of Poling hall ising In maehlno shop practices.
task.
from Medford entertaining Edison member.
and is an aspirant for a position on
Other students urn Beatrice Gunt­
Marshall, the noted author, The
tho Barometer.
er, junior In home economic«; Uluru
members state that as long as there
Charles 8. lllnguette, sophomore Harbeck, freshman In home econ­
are such good crowds they will con­
In electrical engineering, was a omic«, Velma (*. Robinson. Hopho-
tinue their weekly dances through­
Oregon Agricultural College, Cor­ member of the field artillery, plate) more In commerce; Edith M. Spaul­
out the winter.
vallis, Dec. 8.—(Special)—Grants team last year, finishing high point ding, frcHhnian In vocational educa­
Pass is represented in the student man. He experts to make the team tion; Stanley A. Wright, sophomore
Advertisements ander this heading Be per line per issue. AU
body-at the college by 19 students. again this year, John liewls Min­ In electrical engineering, and Gar­
Classified ads appear under this heading the first time
The majority of them are registered sal, sophomore In commerce, is it net It. Best, senior In agriculture,
in the various departments of en- member of Hlgmu Gamma fratern- who 1« a member of laimbdn Chi
Touring Rln"erln<' Arth"r Cf‘mer>
ity. Whitney C. Allyn, senior In Alpha fraternity.
BOX CAffDY in large and small FOR HALE-1923 Ford
cav with starter and demountable '^e
1®24 In civil engineering, Is
boxes fof Christmas at Horning's
Shack.
tf
rims, first class mechanical condt- an Instructor In surveying.
tion, new top Hassler shocks, A-l
Gardner Knapp is a freshman In
A
NEW MODERN 4-room house cor­
cord tires all round, equipped for commerce. He is a pledge of Sigma
ner lot. 100x100. New garage and
trailer, >250 takes it.
Hawes,
woodshed. Will sell for payment
care 8. P. Roundhouse office, or Gamma fraternity and was recently
down, balance like reat
See
phone 272-R.
73 appointed to serve as Beaver Knight
owner, Chas. Morrison, 02 2 L St.
Knapp plays the
VICTROLA
FOR
SALE
—
Al
a
re
­ for next year,
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markably low prion. Terms. Will tlarlnet In the O. A. C. , band and
LARGE AND SMALL boxes for
make an excellent Christmas pres­ the saxuphone in dance orchestras,
Christmas at Horning's Hhaclt. tf
ent. Phone 516-R or call at 423 He Is an aspirant for a | position on
E street.
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WILLIAMS WOOD YARD—Back on
the job. Phone 137.
05tf CASH PAID H)l! RAW FÜRff^" the college dally paper.
At Ham's Place, 608 Ii St.
57'.f
Frederick Conklin, sophomore In
T. M. STOTT INSURANCE SPE­
CIALIST — Temporary headquar­ STIMI’ PIT,I,ER WANTED—Box chemical engineering, 1s a member
63, Rogue River, Oregon.
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ters at Buick salesroom, 308-310
North Sixth St.
C4tf FOR RENT—Newly furnished apart­ of Sigma Gamma fraternity, and an
ment for light housekeeping. 726 active member of tho Beaver
WOOD FOR SALE—Dry seasoned
South Sixth.
70tf Knights, the organization respons­
pine, fir and oak. Phone 286.
is NOT on the Box, it is NOT
Houser Bros.
108tf SEWING MACHINES rented $3 per ible tor the instruction of the fresh­
month. Several low priced to men in the traditions of the college.
PHONE 187-J—Dry pine and fir slab
Clifton W. Booth, senior In voca­
trade for wood. C. F. T. Co. mwf
wood, body fir, oak and laurel,
tional
education, Is sports editor of
any length. C. W. Lambrecht 90 LOST SUNDAY—Small short hair
ed dog. white, ,>rown spotted, and the Barometer. He handled all the
FOR RENT—Well furnished apart­
harness. Any information phone football sports stories for tho Home
ment. Call at 408 E St.
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ID.-» I.
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“There is no other BROMQ QUININE”
CANDY KISSES wrapped in red pa­ WANTED Pasture and Care for
George E. Booth, senior In voca­
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per for Christmas tree decorations.
five horses for the winter. John tional education, Is a member of
Proven Safe for more than a Quarter of a Century as an
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Robinson, Galiee.
72 Theta Nu Phi fraternity,
fraternity. He was
effective remedy for COLDS, GRIP and INFLUENZA, and
FOR SALE First class loose alfalfa FOR RENT—160-acre farm neat on the varsity track ssuad last
as a Preventive. Price 30 Cents.
I’rovolt, to responsible party. Ap­
hay. J. E. Hair, 812 Washington
Blvd. Phone 16 4-R.
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ply at Josephine hotel.
75 spring and It IS expected that he
on i he varsity track squad I hh I
FOR CHRISTMAS Special bargain
as long distance runner,
Legtil
blanks
of
all
kinds
at
the
spring
77ie First and Original Cold and Grip Tablet
on a first class phonograph and
Booth had charge of editing the
records. Ask C. F. T. Co.
71 Courier office.
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A
A. E. Voorbles
Greater Yet
♦
WATCH
Grants Pass Service Station
OLE’S TIRE SHOP
Cornice Work and
Sheet Metal Work
W. R. RANNIE
Chinese Specialties
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THE MOCHA CAFE
GRANTS PASS STUDENTS
PEOPLE’S MARKET
If this Signature
ROMU QUININE
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