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About Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931 | View Entire Issue (July 16, 1920)
GHANI« PAM DAILY <X»l'RIEH PAGE TWO GRANTS PASS Mill MEH Published Dally Except Sunday ----- • « I OBITUARY •------------ -------------------------------- -♦ llonarvl Edward Young Death has again entered the fam A. E. Voorhlss. Pub and Propr ily of .Mr. and Mrs <’ K Young for the third lime in the past three Entered et poetoffic^. Grants Pass, I'll IT EK MOI 8 months. This lime taking the old Ore , as second class mail matter- est son. Howard Edward, who was ADVERTISING RATES burned at Ft. Dodge, la At the time KI STRI AI. J KM Display space, per Inch ................ of bis death he was 14 years, S Local-personal column, per line.... 10« months and 2 days old He was sick Readers, per line.——--- ---------- 6c 1. X. U BRAND only a few hours, acute form of dia DAILY COURIER betes developing Sunday, death com By mall or carrisr. per year ...»«.00 ing Wednesday evening Howard was By mail or carrier, per month iu hls last semester of Junior high school and was a member of Bethany WEEKLY COURIER By mail, per year-...................... »- »° Presbyterian church He w faithful Sunday school scholar NKum'H OF ASSOCIATED PRKz>«' was always ready to do any work he The Associated Press is exclusively was asked to do. He wa- an active entitled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it member of the juvenile department or all otherwise credited in this of the K and i. of S lodge paper and also the local news pub Howard leaves a father, monter lished herein and l>,iby brother to mo irti bis h.»-. All rights of republication of spe cial disi dis.istcbee here.a are also re i butsider to express an ojuutoa with the argument made by the Portland He was laid to reel in Granite Hit! •lai ’atebes hereto •erved. ' respect to these community phases Telegram In support of the Rogue cemetery beside the grand;'.v reni» so dearly loved and who had so FRIDAY, Jl'LY 18. of the tangle Yet the outahler. if river route to Crater lake, the cently passed on ! he is a citizen of Oregon, is quite as Courier would like to rise again aud ♦ ♦ ♦ deeply interested in the most attrac- advance the thought that a highway OREGON WMTHkJi ♦ ♦ t live routing of a highway to Crater along the Rogue, from Crater lake e ♦ 1 lake as any Oregonian who lives in to the sea. would rival the world's \K eather foe the Week Pociflc Coast States. Fair, al ♦ the more or less immediate vicinage greatest scenic ways It has a com ♦ r probably light local ♦ It also might be true that the out mercial and industrial value equally ♦ though I ♦ showers In extreme north por ♦ sider's judgment, unbiased as it great, and one of these days it will ♦ tion Monday or Tuesday; nor ♦ vould be by any personal or local in become a reality. ■ ■ ;■ mal temperatures. ♦ terest. would run more to the bene Oregon has had a real governor fit of the state at large than that Tonight and Saturday unset in ♦ of some of the local citizens. ♦ tled weather with showers now for a day or two. While Olcott l»v ♦ ♦ the mountains. "Expressing an opinion with these was out of the state. President of the 3TÍ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ limitations in mind we are disposed Senate Vinton be anie acting gover CASHING IN ON SCENERY to say that the highway to be finally nor by virtue of the constitutional In Oregon there are two types of located to Crater lake should follow amendment adopted by the people at highways. One is the purely com the most scenic route that can be se ‘the recent election. There Is no mercial type, built for utility and for lected within the limits of practical i doubt as to Vinton's right to the hon- V* the development of industry, the road building. We would say off ' or. There is grave doubt as to the other that is essentially a scenic hand and at first Mush that such a right of Olcott to occupy the gover highway. Oregon is capitalising her route would follow the windings of nor's office, a position that comes to scenery and her climate, and to rea the wild and picturesque Rogue river him by reason of musty precedent, VIVIAN MARTIN lise upon scenery especially, high “Over such a route the road Itself not by law or right as viewed by «The Third Kiss* ways that can be classed as scenic would be a constant and fascinating many of the ablest Interpreters of highways must be built. Such a high attraction. It would be an altogether constitutional law in the state. way is the one that skirts the Colum appropriate avenue of approach to Vivian Martin, the dainty Mt tie bia. and that has become one of the the wonderland which would be the star, who has gained a widespread wondrous attractions of the west, objective of those who travel IL reputation for her excellent work in Another will be the highway to Cra "In building a road to such a won- Continued from Page On* » clever, wholesome roles, will be the ter lake when that thoroughfare has drous scenic attraction as Crater People frightened from offices, attraction at the Oregon theater to received the attention that Is due It. lake, the prime consideration is not stores and homes gathered on vacant night and tomorrow matinee and There is an Influence at work, how- to select the route of minimum cost, lots In the residence district and evening, tn "The Third Kias." a pic ever, to cloud the issue as regards unless In the choice of two or more street intersections downtown keep ture which will win her many new the highway to Crater Lake, this be-1 routes there Is nothing to choose tn ing away from possible falling ob admirers Her latest success ie a charming love story of a factory girl Ing largely responsible for the fact a scenic way. Where there Is some jects. that action is slow tn coming. thing to choose, where one route WOMAN IN J AIL CH KRGED W ITH who is not quite what she seems snd a big hearted man who marries her Speaking editorially of “Scenic I would traverse for a considerable Ml RDER OF KIMEA RESIDENT and then goes through tire to win Highways." the Portland Telegram distance a flat and uninteresting her love. The episode of the fated Corvallis. July 1«.—Mrs. George "third kiss." from which the picture advocates the construction of the country, and some other would fol roadway along the Rogue river to the low the course of a rapidly flowing, Peters is In the Renton county jail, derives its name. Is a clever little lake, the beauty of this route more tumultuous and picturesque river charged with the murder of Frank twist that adds to the enjoyment of Seits at Alsea. According to a pur than balancing the greater distance like the Rogue, the greater cost of ported confession which official say the film that may be added by reason of fol the more expensive road wonld be she made, she shot Seits when he PORTLAND MKRKETS lowing the windings of the beautiful one of the best Investments Io be failed to carry out an alleged prom ise to marry her. Seits died stream. The Telegram says: I mede." night. "Doubtless, to say the least, it Portland. July 1«.—All might be considered bad taste for are steady and unchanged Speaking of seen le highways. and New Pack ♦ & f J GOOD HELP I, almost impos.lbl. to obtain am! mJ W.teh to such proportion that I sm compelled to discontinue certain linen of repairing. 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