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About Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 29, 1919)
tt I.MX LwD I 1 , <MH»ltllt 2'», Itili».’ GRANT» PAMH DAILY <XM III EK PAGE TH KM» —! Han Blas Indiana at Panama have ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ objected to a government order for ♦ ♦ ADDITIONAL LOCAL bidding wearing noeti ringe. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Armislire Ihiy Legal ll<>B<i»i> — A proclamation has been Issued from the office of the governor of | thia slate declaring Tuesday, Novem- lx»r 1 1th, Armistice day, a legal hol- : Iduy. Tin» people of Oregon are I urged by the proclamation to olmerve the day In a manner "most fitting Jiffy-Jell flav to demonstrate our appre'iation and or« come ncaled gratitude for the services rendered in glass— a bottle by th»» men of our army and navy in each package. In th»» preservation of our civilization Ench is rich es- and our liberties.” * G. B. BERRY Harness and Saddlery Auto Top and Canvas Work f WANT».:» yx>lt HALE Vetch, gray oats, < heat, WANTED Met. to work In lumber camp ut up-to-date sawmill. rye. baled hay, roiled barley grass Transportation furnished For seed. Ralph Wuldo Widen. .Med particulars Inquire at Breen's ford. Ore. • f»Stf Crescent City stage office, Granta in Del! Paas. Ore., near H P R. R. depot, RANCH LAND FOR HALE: Good and express office Phone 26. 4Xtf Norte county. California Mostly all under lb« plow, buy. WANTE:D Position as bookkeeper. Next i car will see big Improve- Have held present position with menta there, now under way und large mercantile «stubllshm«nt for land values will greatly Increase ten years. Wish to make change For further Information Inquire of Excellent references la*la Green Geo. W, Howe, Agent, Crescent wood. Ilog 276. Del Rio, "'ex 08 City, California, 1* WANTED 50 or «0 h. p. boiler In 80 ACIIEJ FARM For sale or rent. good condition. Address No. ixxo Ixicatad I mil«» from Dryden. care Courier. 01 tf Oregon Good water right, plenty exchange : One of berrl»* and fruit. IX acres un WANTED TO white faced Herford bull. from der Irrigation. E'alr buildings. registered stock for one of nume Address No. 1X03 car* Courier. 17 | stock or Durham. E'or In-fortna- i EXSALE -Black team with buggy 847 tlon see Mrs, J. L. Myers, and harneas. Sound and kind. OS North Sei mth street. 900 pounds. P. S Woodin, Box ranch W ANTEJD TO BUY Small 640, Grants Pass, phone ddft-F-3. partly in alfalfa, with modern * '.»l,tf buildings. Vidr»e<a No. 1X96 care • 40 ACREJS three miles from city on Courier. 09 upper river road for sale at a bar W1ANTI0D Two doom. half glass 114,t>00; small payment, gain. preferred. Also windows and cook halan -•» 6 per cent: io-r«»«»m plas- I stove Write Ardie Millar, R. F. tercd house, old barn 50x100; 5 D. 4. Grants Puna. 11 I. acres peurs, about 90 acres under ditch survey; 10.000 cords wood WANTED -Work by day or week. Alle« G. .Myers, 605 M street. 11 Address H <’ Muller, j timber. Address C. 650 Washington street. Portland. WANTED A iMMltlon as cook at <» »I I < tregon. mining camp by married lady. Mnrrl<-<l T iii ' m I h ) — Howard Grant Bubar and Ermle Rathbun were married Tu«»»»dai af ternoon at the Baptist parsonage, Hev C M Cline officiating. They will visit the Willamette valley. Port land. Tacoma and Seattle, and return tp make Grants 1’ass their home <.i.i.-it« P iim , <;r»i|H-« for M’llson— It. K Turner, receiver of the local I’« H hind office, this morning rooelv-i ed a 1 ’ - dated October 20th from the'White House. Washington, D. C., .MAN 103 YEARS OLD AND ILL AWAITS EVICTION whi< h Is signed by J P. Tumulty.' A tragedy in human exist» .ice that made even the hardened city private secretary to President Wli-. marthala pause was encoiinter<-d In the rent strike in New York yester- ,son, thanking him for "bls thought- day. I.yfng under scanty covering too 111 and feeble to move was An- ful courtesy” In sending to the pre*- toro George, over whose head 103 winters have passed. Tennants there blent during his illness some of his recently struck because the rents were raised and binding leases were ' hole« grap»*H taken from his vine- denied. Most of them were evicted yesterday, but old George was allowed ird at Grants Pass. Mr. Turner’to remain last ni;iht. Unless some one comes to his assistance his lied > nt the grapes a few weeks ago and will be removed to the Mreet today. The remaining tenants declare how- you may 1w* sure your good will Is . ever old Georje will be removed only over their dead bodies. greatly appreciated.” the letter con cludes.; -Roseburg Review. iously hurt in a nationalist demon I JWJeU ll l-N-V -E-44-T-O-IC-S Bend for three months FREJE TRIAL HI"BSCftlITION TEXAS OIL It! LLITTIN Puhll»h«*<1 wcckly in fh»* heart of the T»'ia» Oil Fields by men knowing th»* oil t»u«ineN4i You want reliable news • tx>ut »'ilffllng condition* 'lit able new» ' on Inveatnn nu Writ»* today for th«- Hui let in absolutely free — tor aay Inforu.stlon you <le»lre In which you are Interested, about any oU fhdda or oil oonpaDie«. Addreaa GILBERT .IOHNM>\ A CO. 10 year* Oil O per •!<»<• and Broker» Suite 619 501 Main St . ENirt Worth. Tex. IXJST Squar»» green-gold bezel for ladles wrist wat,-h. engrave»! Re ward for return to No. 1909 care of Courier. 10 STRAYED 4 stration arising when police attempt lii<iiMiia|H>|is Mnn Di»*». Here— ed to suppress a peaceful demonstra Wm. Ixtve, who came to this city Alexandria. Kgypt, Oct. 29.—Two tion. Sticks, stones and bottles were from lndiana|M>lis, Indiana, early in rioters were killed and 10 were in used t»y the rioters while the police September, died at the hospital here jured, and 27 policemen were ser- wielded their batons. Tuesday night from complications in volving the stomach and bowels. Mr. Ix»ve was attacked by a carbuncle a few weeks ago which had weak- ••ne'd his strength, and for a time it was known that he was seriously ill, » but during the past week it was FIRST CLASS WORK GlARA.NTEiED thought that he was on the road to recovery, his death Tuesday night GOODRICH TIKES and TI BES coming unexpectedly. The deceased 29c who ha»l been a railroad contractor Of! 2Oc and np in his eastern home, came here to identify himeelf with the Fauvre in- ter»*«tH in the construction of the pro- l>osed gravity ditch. His family, whi.-h consists of a wife and two children, was still in Indianapolis, when- the body will be taken for burial, being shipped to the eastern city tonight. The deceased was 58 years of age. Vulcanizing O. CLEMENT. M. D.. Practice limited to diseases of the eye, ear, nose and throat. Glannea fitted. Office hours 9-12, 2-5, or on ap point meni. Phones, office 62; resi dence 359-J. Good references. 11 J-Xt It sale : I new touring car at a 8. I j OUGHRIDGE. M. D. Physician bargain If taken at once. I l.*odge VVANTWI» School girl to assist with and surgeon. City or country calls In fine shape. n»»w top and Just housework, l’hone 162. 09 Phones, attended day or night, overhauled. 1 Chevrolet In fine residence. 369; office. 182. Sixth condition 314 North Sixth St. •'•if to Rrv and II streets. pXzR SALE: Hay In carloail lots desirable : home : to rent, Mo A. A. WITHAM, M. D.—Internal Chole»» alfalfa iced. 200 bead of dem anil up to date. Fruit, jieaf«, medicine and nervous diseases. angora goats cheap. Jesse L. uppli»s an<1 peaches, with 1 - acres 624 Medical Bldg., Portland, Ore Iti, hardaon. Central Point, Ore. 1-1 Two block* of th«» i>c>«t land Hours. 2 to 5 p. m., morning and from Riverside school. Call W evening by appointment. M Mair, 1003 'M street 1 2 T — DR. W. T TOMPKINS. S IHIIXSM tklXti Bldg Rooms 1 and 2 Schmidt < x » mii . e : te : machinery for Hours 9-12 Trea ts all diseases. Ing brick and tile for sale.- Will MRS W. It. SWXEAP, ladies’ tailor, p. m. Phone 304-R a. m.; 1 -6 take brick as part payment. Big ! dressmaker and furriel; suits Medford, | Pine« Lumber Co, made up to the minute In stvle E. J. BILLICK, M. D.. Physician OX i Oregon. and workmanship; terms reason- and surgeon; office Schallborn able and satisfaction guaranteed. residence. 54 -J; block, phone 30 Olli« Street, phone 253. o6tf ’.4-L, 1004 laiwnrldge, phone Grants Pass IXWT I» Picture» by Wire » "• . ondensed ft t:t : uit juice. * Ad<- boiling water, then thia essence, and you have a real-!ru.'t gelatine deisert, and ct trifling cost. You should '«now this fruity dainty. Classified Advertising A TELEPHOTOGRAM Fruit-Juices In Vials With Grants'Pn»» Hardware Co »«Ill HALE 1.—^ ■A. Repair Work AUTO SERVICE CO. GARAGE 1 I 1 Hol 1 COMINO E.VENTs Nov. 1-2, Saturday-Sunday—County Sunday s hool convention. Nov. 3. Monday—Anti-Saloon league rally. Nov. 11, Tuesday — Armistice Day, American Legion celebration. — MOSEN AMENDMENT CFEKATED IX THE SEX ITE Washington. Oct. 29. The M»*9bs amendmen: to the peace treaty, last of those proposed by the foreign re lations committee, was rejected by the senate today. IJke the Johnson with voting ELECTRIC WIRING and general amendment, it dealt electrical work, repairing, house power in the league of nations. The wiring. C. C. Harper, 105 South vote stood 36 for to 17 against. Mc Nary of Oregon, loted against. Sixth street, phone 4 7. ICSTR AY There came to my place a1 l-year-ol»i roan bull, crop off right FINDING OE' ItODIEs ATTORNEYS |X>R SALE -E’oifr register«»! short ear. Owner i-al) at once and pay INDICATES SHIP WKE ’K age horn bulls. Serviceable damages. L. Hostetler, Murphy, H. D. NORTON, Attorney-at-law. ll<" hester. N Y.. Oct. 29. The Pric»»d right for quick unie. C. O. Oregon. 09 Practice« in all State and Federal finding at daybreak of two bAdhs 10 ESTICAY Thl-r»» Is now at my place Garrett. Glendale. Ore. Courts E'trst National Bank Bldg. on the shore of Lake Ontario wear ing life preservers bearing the name NWW ORJBGON strawberry plants. one de horned black steer, swal of the strain barge Homer Warren, of COLVIG. Attorney-at-law. G. W. 50c per hundred, you dig them. low fork on right »»ar, crop off left Toronto, revealed th»» total loas of Pass Banking Co. Bldg. Granta Heavy bearers W. R. Nipper. 725 ear, n»> brand. Owner can have the vessel with eight of the -rew. Pass, Oregon. Grants Isham str»»et. 08 same by paying charge»» for ad and ke»»p It. W. Gray, Murphy. OX NEW 1919 FORD for sale. Inquire E. S. VAN DYKE. Attorney. Prac • 204 F Street. 12 tices In all courts. First National MIiecELLA NKOUH Bron hint coughs. tickling in Bank Bldg. throat and asthmatic spasms break i. L GALBRAITH—Insurance, any one’s rest and weaken one so that kind. Rentals. Building and O. 8. BLANCH A RD^Attorney-al-la w. i the system is run-down and serious Golden Rule Bld? Pho.ia 270. sickness may result. Enos Halbert. Ixian. Plate Glass Liability. 609 ; Paoli, Ind., writes. ”1 ha»l a severe Bllld- and APPLE:« Spltzenburg 9 street. 84tf Grants Pass. Oregon. cold this fall and coughed continu- per Sark. wins, windfall«. 85c , ally at night; could hardly sleep Bring sacks. Otto Henrlcson,. HEMSTITCHING, Pivoting. Satisfac C. A. SIDLER, Attorney-at-law. Ma The first hottie of Foley's Honey and tion guaranteed. Write to us for 2 08 sonic Temple, Grants Pass, Ore. Tar reieved me, entirely curing my Box 19-<H. lid. - cough." It covers irritated mem suggestions for Christmaa gifts. The Vanity Shop. Medford. Ore- GEO. H. DURHAM, Attorney-at-law, branes with a healing and soothing coating, loosens phlegm and clears gou. H5 referee In bankruptcy. Masonic nir passages. Sold Everywhere. Temple. Grants Pass, Oregon. HOONER TAXI Phone 262-R for; Phone 135-J. Jitney Luke or Cutler. Calls an- 1 CHILDREN Sell acorns; buy thrift stamps Ic per pound paid for swer»*d anywhere, anytime. SStf i acorns at 727 North Fifth SI 19 JAMES T. CHINNOCK. Lawyer. PALACE: TAXI Phone 22-J. Geo. First National Bank Bldg., Grants A. Hyde. 19 j 9EL- TREE» FOR US- -First class Pass. Oregon. stock In the varieties greatly in R demand. Liberal terms with cash daniel M c F arland , civil engt- advance. Write for contract to The California and Oregon neer and surveyor. Realdence day. SALEM NURSERY COM- Coast Railroad Company Stomach-Kidneys-Heart- Liver 740 Tenth street, phone 211-Y Pany, 1030 Chemcketa St., Sa TIME CARD Keep the vital organs healthy by lem, Oregon. 20 regularly taking the world's stand Effective No». J 9, 1918. ELECTRIC KITCHEN The kitch-n where a large proportion of the work is done by simple, efficient lator saving machinery driven by ELECTRIC MOTORS i is an asset to any home. If servants are employed, they are easier to keep owing to the elimination of drudgery. W here it is faithfully employed, electricity greatly reduces the actual need for servants in the small family. Electricity will help with all of these tasks. Cooking Dishwashing knife Sharpening Polishing Silverware Grinding Food Mitin» Cake or Bread Grinding Coffee Freezing Ice Cream XV hipping Cream Beating Eggs or Batter May »e show you some of the most practical of these new aids to ease md ruaiumy in the household? California-Oregon Power Co. M uddy watch THE BIG 4 ard remedy for kidney, liver, Train« will run Tuesday, Thursday bladder and uric acid troubles— First-class E. C. MACY. I). M. D. and Saturday »lentistri, 109 V, South SI rt It THE! WORLD MOVER; so do we. p. •M str»ut. Grants Pass. Oregon Bunch Bros. Transfer Co. Phone Leave Grants Pass ..... Arrive Waters Creek .. p. •M 397-R. Ideavo Waters Creek p. ,M A ETEIIIXAIIY Si RGEON E. G. ISHAM, drayage and transfer CAPSUI F' Arrive Grants Pass . ...... p. .M Safes. pianos and furniture For Information regarding freight National Remedy of Holland for DR. R J. BE<l’l’L, Veterinarian moved, packed, shipped and stor and passenger rates call at the office esnturiesand endorsed by Queen Wilhel- Residence x.t Washington boule ed. Office phone 124 Y. . Real- of the company. Lundhttrg building mint. At ell druggists, three sizes. vard, phone 398-R. Leek fer tke name Gold Medal en erary baa dence phone 124-R. or telenhon* IXI and accept no imitation GOLD MEDAL our complexion ■» muddy. You look hag gard and yellow. Your eyes are losing their lustre. The trouble is with your liver. Take Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets. They will correct that. Then avoid meats, hot bread and hot cakes, take frequent baths and a long walk, every day, and } will soon be as well and as beautiful as ever. Price 25 cents per bottle. Y ìin's Tablets