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8 it I TAGB TWO .GRIIIS PASS BAT COURIER Published Dally Except Sunday - B. VOORHIES, Pub. and Propr. Bstered at poatoSlce, QranU Paaa, Ore., u second claa mall matter, ADVERTISING RATES Display apace, per Inch .15c Local-personal column, per llne.,10c Readers, per line Be DAILY COURIER By mall or carrier, per year..$6.00 itj mall or carrier, per month .60 FRIDAY, MAY 3, 1919. OREGON WEATHER 4 f Fair; light to heavy frost in f the morning; moderate eouth- 4 westerly winds. BOW ITALY CAX BK HANDLED What la to be done with Italy if she persists In her mad course? The other allied powers cannot allow her Infatuated Imperialism to defeat their plans tor the reconstruction of Europe on basis, that is Just, dem ocrauc ana calculated to preserve peace. Italy cannot "be permitted to grab other people's possessions at her pleasure, denying her neighbors the self-governing rights for which she herself has (ought, and denying them the access to the sea which is necessary for their prosperity. But the Italians are actually in possession of Flume and Dalmatla. What is to be done about It if they insist on breaking with the peace conference and playing the dog in the manger with the disputed terri tory? The allies will not fight them, of course. They do not want to, and it will not be necessary. The simple fact is that Italy cannot get along economically without the help of the allies. She is -dependent on them for food and fuel, even for money and materials. Without them she would starve and her industries would go to ruin. And economic pressure, it should be remembered is the great weapon provided by the new league We IcnowtJnited States JLWELL HARDWARB CO. S ' SS Just for a standpoint Oregon Plum 1919 Strawberries THE SAM 10 VARIETY YOU ItOl'GHT OF IS IN 1918 KINNEY & TRUAX GROCERY Quality First of nations. If Italy continues to defy the prin ciples of the league, it may become immediately operative with respect to her, before its formal establish ment. All that Britain, France and America have to do in order to bring Italy to terms is to shut off her sup plies. 'And there need be no ques tion that they are prepared to do that very thing if it comes to the worst Intelligent Italians know that they can and would do it. And that is a very good reason for believing that Italy, sooner or later, will yield. The fact, too, that Italy needs the moral support of the allies will have Its weight, when once the Italians begin to reason soberly. They will realise that German sympathy is a sad exchange for the respect and friendship of honest nations. WHORE POINTS? "Before the war was over we stat ed our peace terms. On behall :t the government I made a considered statement, considered by every mem ber of the cabinet, as to what we conceived to be the terms on which we could make peace. That was last year. At that time those terms re ceived the adherence of every sec tion of opinion in this country. There was no protest from any quarter. A we minute, look at the We are in the tire business here, to stay. We can remain In business only so long as we please our customers. Consequently, it pays us to handle prood tires United States Tires. They're the tires we sell. ; They're the tires you should We have them to meet every need of price or use. United States Tires are Good Tires Tires are good tires. That's why we sell them OM HILL IMPLEMENT GRANTS TABS few days afterward President Wil son proposed his famous fourteen points, which practically embodied my statement." Lloyd George to parliament. There is little .question but what some of those guilty of wholesale distribution of death bombs will be caught in the police dragnet. When they are, watch the Mooney and Debs element Jump to their defense. The same old wall, "persecution of la bor." will be raised by the I. W. W. element. , 'The conspiracy to overthrow the government Is wide spread," says Ole Hanson. "These men must be ruled by a rod of Iron. Any mayor who permits an I. W. W. convention in his city should be recalled. He is not an American." Hanson also roasts the administration for its kid glove method in handling anarchists. Hanson has the right Idea. Until the method he advocates Is rigidly followed, foreign bolshevist agitators will be a menace to. the Stars and Stripes. ' Med ford Is to have a "fools night" as an opening event for Victory week, May 6 to 10. Meaning, we presume, that there will be a great crowd present. Here's the way look at it tire proposition from our use. & HinVE. tO.,Oold Hill, Oregon DAILY COUKIKK Dull, lifeless eyes, colorless lips, sallow, yellow cheeks, give a girl little chance for a "uinn" those days. Don't lose heart, just take Hollls- ter's Rocky Mountain Tea helps to mane you attractive and fair. Don't delay, begin today. Sabln's Drug Store. Adv. Why la a meat man like a wood sawyer? Because he saws mid chops for a living! WHEN YOl' HAVE GOOD, WHOIiKSOMK, UKH SUSTAINING, STRENGTH GIVING MEAT POH A MEAL, VOf ItEALLY NEED HIT LITTLE ELSE! THE El'KltE LOWS AND EHILUS A UK ALL KHillT HUT , OH! Y(H POHTKKIIOUSK! The City Market 4:t C. STHEET I'HOXK 02 iiSIlli mm & Not alone do you save money but von gel all the flavor that only home-canned foods can give you. In addition, there is the uncommon satisfaction you get in eating the foods you've grown yourself. It's no trick to have a garden nd to raise all the varieties of vege tables your farr.ily likes. Bui be wre to dirt right by pUnllng MORSE'S CALIFORNIA SEEDS ackoowltdgrd by expert! "best in (be wotld." Actlimttrd to the Pacific Gout. True-to-name sod ol itiong vitality. Moru't California Yljtvtr sua Veitabl Setdi trt lotd by italtrt tvtryviert C C MORSE & CO ife Nm$$s Seeds FISH IS A BRAIN FOOD We have the finett fuh in town. Give us a trial order and b convinced. Our ROASTS, STEAKS, CHOPS and POULTRY Can't Be Beat The Temple Market Ford Parts Repairing C. L HOBART CO. The Dayton Airless Tire A Tire as good as your Ford It Is neither solid or pneumatic requires no pumping, cannot punc ture or blow-out, anil will outwear any tiro on lio market This la Tire Utt m proud to luuule and to Introduce tlietn I am offering muU Inducement until May Hrd E.A.ADAMS 506 South Sixth Street Adjoining Oxford Hotel Classified KOlt HALK HATCHINO EGGS 3. C. White leg horns. Best of wlntor layers, f 1.50 per setting of 16. $7 In 100 lots. K. Hsmnierbiu'hor, phone 608-K-23, It. F. D. No. 2. tf TEAM 9 and 10 yeurs old, also har ness and waKon for sale. Soil all or part. Call 71? North Eighth or phone 13-L. 2 Stf FOR SALE 135 aires ot land litres miles east of Grants Pans, on the north bank of the Rogue River. Part bottom, the balanco bench land. About 40 acres clear and can be cultivated. Two thousand dollars is the price now. See N. E. Townsend. 621 A street. Grants Pass. 61 FOR SALE 150 head good Shrop shire ewes, delivered In Grunt! Pass or Rosoburg, 135 lambs thrown in more to come. Theno sheep are thoroughbred Stirop shlres; good flecro of wool on their backs; price $20. Geo. W. King. Montague, Gal. 64 PRESENT OWNERSHIP township plats of Josephine county, 50c each. For sale by Josophlno Coun ty Abstract Co. Blue printing at reasonable rates. 39tf FOR SALE Household .goods. 2 autos, 1 Ford '16 model, shock ab sorbers, first class condition, $300 cosh or bankable note. Phono 204-R. G. M. Rowley. 4fttf FOR SALK Good, sound work horse, wolght ubout 1400 lbs. Price $100. 'Phone A. T. Cart, Wlldervllle, Oregon. 57 MIH KIXANKOI H TIRES Used tires bought and sola Auto Service Co. Phone 324-J, op- poslto Oxford hotel. 20tf E. L. GALBRAITH, rnsuranceriont als a specialty. Acreage, Uulldlng and Ioans. 609 0 street, Launor's old location. tf ELECTRIC WIRING and gonoral electrical work, repairing, house wiring. C. C. Harper, 315 North Sixth street, phone 47. tl HEMSTITCHING and plcotlng at 10 cents a yard All work guaran teed. The Vanity Shop, Modford, Ore. 152 KNIGHTS and Ladles of Security Council meets second and fourth Friday's in W. O. W. hall. 43tf ALFALFA farm with sheep on shares. Big money maker every year. 190 acres finest river bot tom soil with Irrigation water rights paid for, on Rogue river, nine miles from Medford, good roads, attractive farm house, Ideal home. Farm priced for Immedl ate sale. Owner will give pur chaser 100 head of fine yearling ewes on shares. 55 acres in young, leveled alfalfa; B0 acres excellent corn and grain land. Price $19, 000, easy terms to responsible par ties. Rosenherg Bros., owners, Medford Hotel, Medford, Ore. 5.7 DR. W. f. TOMPKINS, S. T. Rooms 1 and 2 Schmidt Bldg. Treats all diseases. Hours 9-12 a. m.: 1-5 p. m. Phone 304-R. tf WANTKI) WANTED A home for a bright llt" tle boy of about 13 years of age. Mother and father both (load. In quire of C. G. Gillette, county Judge. 46tf WANTED (A lady to keep house for three. Reasonable vages and a good home. Geo. 'Walton, Dryden, Oregon. go FRIDAY, MAY 8, lOttr. . j Advertising to r FOR KENT Private garage at 401 1 street. S2tf Gooj) purtly furnished house to rent, 724 North Sixth street. Key at Iioiiho nxxt door. 60 TAXI CHANGE OF JITNEY STAND from Morha Cafe to "Stan" cigar store, rail 183-J. Ktldeii'U 149-T. Otto J. Knlis. 23 DAILY JITNEY to Solum, Kerby and Waldo. leaves Grants Pass dally at 9:30 n. tit. Etorott Hogua, phone 317. 317 I'SE THE WHITE LINE TAXI for prompt service. City and country trips. Safety first. Call Grant Pass Hotel, phono 396. Residence i phone 3 20-R, W. a. White. 81 ' SPA TAX I TwoinlscMn Mour st rvlce at any hour. Phone 262-R ! when In a hurry for a car. 48tf ' HTHAVEH j ESTKA Y ED Two Jroylik'Towsi V j one durk and ono yellow. Roth cows have loft ear marked, and 4 each wears-a bell. Please notify C. W. Lnmhrerht, R. F. D. No. 1, Grants Pass, Oregon. 68 KKNTISIH E. C. MACY. D M Flrst-Usi il-tlMry i(v Houth Sixth stri-et, Grants pn, Oregon C. B. JACKS(JN. D. M. D.. sticcoaiinr I to Dr. Ilort Elliott. Over Golden Rule Store. Phono 6. Rosldenca phone 153-J. PHVHICIANH O. CLEMENT. M. D.. PrVctlr, llmln-d to tltni-aiHS of the ye. ear nnj sml throat Glasses fitted Ofllce bourn 9-12. 2-5, or on ap polntninnt. otllct pbone 111, rn dence phone 359-J. ' fi."X6(;uHftibiii.-u ul-hi and surgeon. City or country ra!) attended day or night. Resident phone $69: office phone iftf 8lxth and H. Tuffs Bldg A.Awi -r H a M, m7 BT-Tn teruill medicine and nervous diseases; 90S Corhett Bldg., Portland. Ore Hours 10 to 12 a. m.; 2 to 4 p. m. FREDK.RICK lh ST R I OK E RM d7, Rooms 5 and 7 Masonlo Building. Offlre hours. 9-12 m.; 2-5 t. m. Phones; Office 18-R; Res. 18-T. VKTEKINAHY SCItOKON DR. R. J. BE8TUL, VcterlnarlaJ" OMc. residence. Phone J06-R DllAVAGK AND Tit A. VS. I.n COM M ERCU L TRANSFER "c67" 7 Kinds of drayage and transfe werk carefully and promptly done Phone 181-J. Stand at frelglv aepot. a. Shade, Prop. THE WORLD "M,6VE8;iodo Bunch Bros Transfer Co. Pbnns S97-R. F. G. I8HAM. drayage aud truant. Safes, ilanos and furniture motred. packed, shipped and stor ed. Office phone 124-Y. Resi dence phone, 124-R. CIVIL KNGINKER8 DANTELMcFAiRLAND, civil eiigl neor and surveyor. Residence 74Q Tenth street, phone 211-Y. 5S PHOTO STUDIO THE PICTURE MILL for fine pbuto- graphs. Open dally except Sun day from 10 a. m. to 5 p. m. Sun day sittings by appointment only. Phone Mllit 283-R. or rssldsnoe U0-J. 7tl