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About Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931 | View Entire Issue (May 24, 1919)
1 11 it si: PAGE TWO CKAVTS TABS DAILY OOUKIKIt HATl'KlkAY, MAY HI, 1010. 9 ! 3 ! i !'.! i i' ! V tti t 2' w er h i Jar,- Mi id ! I en hd f E wl Ml 8 oi ra lex he I a-. 111 1 ? hi a 3 9 k "' P f WS PASS DAILY COURIER Fnblishsd DtJly Except Sunday ' A. B. VOORRIBS, Pub. and Propr. Ktrd at postoffloa, Oranu Paaa. Or., aa aaoond elaaa mall matter. ADVERTISING RATES Display apace, per Inch 15c . Local-personal column, per Une,.10c fteadera. per Una .. . 6c DAILT COURIER By mail or carrier, per year $(.00 y mall or carrier, per month .60 WEEKLY COURIER By matt, per year , ...11.00 MEMBER OP ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Pre It eiciuitrelT eatiUed to the uae tor repablicAtioa of all new dlapaachea eredlted to It or all otherwise credited la- thla paper and alao the local news pub Ushed. herein. AH rlghta of republication of ape dal dispatchea herein are atoo raaerred. SATl'RDAY, MAY 24, OREGON WEATHER Tonight and Sunday, prob- ably rain west portion; fair and -f warmer east portion. Gentle southerly winds. ' 44- EXD OF WAR XO EXCI SE A. C. Townely and Joseph Gilbert, 1 the one president and the other non partisan league organizer, are to stand trial on charges of disloyalty. Townley Is said to hare published a pamphlet in violation of the espion age act, and Gilbert has been indict ed for having made public utter ances designed to discourage pa triotic cooperation during the war. Demurrers of both men have been overruled by the Jackson county, Minn., district court. If these men are guilty of having attempted to obstruct the worK of government of ficials In raising an army or have in terfered with the authorities In any other manner while the country was at war, they should pay the penalty. The United States spent billions of dollars to make the world free for democracy and many thousands of nr young men gave up their lives for the cause of humanity. During! the conflict traitorous propagandists were busy all over the country and an effort was made to undermine the constitution and overturn the gov ernment. Many of the propagan dists were foreigners, but not all of them. Enemy aliens were sent to Interment camps, while treacherous Americans were placed in federal prisons. Unfortunately, some of the guilty ones escaped detection and conviction. It is not too late to fir yrl No beard can resist the smooth, clean cut work of the Gem Damaskeene Razor. You don't risk your face when you shave with a Gem Damaskeene, It won its reputation by its constant use by clean-shaven and well groomed men. We sell the complete Gem Damaskeene Razor outfit for I L The outfit includes the razor, seven Gem Damaskeene Blades, shaving and stropping handle-all in a hand some leather case. Cemt in and get your Gem to-day I Sabin The Druggist Use 1'erwlHn Swret for 'the Hands and Face When the . i TELIiJ YOU TO TAKE OUVE OIL ASK HIM IF OLYMPIC IS THE ItEST IF UK IS XOT OKItTAlX, ASK V8 KINNEY & TRUAX GROCERY Quality First- bring all such to the bar of justice. The fact that the war was won and that the peace treaty is about to be signed cuts no figure. Let all offen ders be properly punished. Some of the I. W. W. leaders con victed before Judge Lantlis In Chi cago have been allowed ball pend ing a new trial. We note, however, that bonds for the release of Wil liam D. Haywood, now serving sen tence at Fort Leavenworth, have been refused by the United States circuit court of appeals, the proffer ed securities being regarded as In sufficient. Haywood was the head and front of the I. W. W. conspiracy and was sent to the federal prison for a term of 20 years, which we hope he will be compelled to serve. He has the right of appeal, but he Is not entitled to his freedom unless his conviction is set aside by due process of law. So promises made by him that he will not engage In new conspiracies can be taken, for he has no respect for the law and does not believe in any kind of civi lized government. He should not be turned loose at a time when the I. W. W. disturbers have renewed their attacks upon the established order of things. The red flag Is still a menace. All over the world there are signs of unrest. Anarchists, bolshevists and the "direct action" miscreants are boldly asserting their damnable doctrines in many places and enter ing into conspiracies where they do not dare work in the open. There are some thousands of such scoun drels in the United States. These nieh and women are not honest toil ers, but agitators who expect to share the spoils' it the government can be destroyed and all kinds of property turned over to the human vultures who are too lazy to work for a living and seek to enjoy the fruits of the labor of others. Eternal vigilance la the price of liberty and all patriotic American citizens should Doctor be constantly on their guard. The world is about to enter upon a new era, but there will be no such thing as absolute security until the anar chist agitators are put where they rightfully belong. It may 'be that the Russians will be unable to free themselves from the rule of the Lenlnes and Trotzkys for a long time to come. The lesson of 'Russia l8 plain. Bolshevism should not be al lowed to gain a foothold In the Unit ed States. In France for 20 Months- Word has Juts been received that! John D. Fallin of this city has ar rived from overseas and Is now at Camp Mills. New A'ork. Fallin Is with the 1103th aero squadron sm) was In France 20 months. Grange Iclpntes Iteturu - Mrs. U. D. Mlhllls and A. S. Cou tant have returned from the state grange at HillBboro. The former was chairman of the committee on pure food, the latter was chairman on the commlttle on education, and a member of publicity and subordi nate membership committee and put In a very busy week at work that was required of them there. The delegates on Wednesday afternoon visited Ferdgroner's 225-acres Eng lish walnut orchard. SEW TODAY CUT PRICES on Hardware, Cloth ing, Shoes, - Groceries. Wonder Store building opposite Peerless. R. Tlmmons. 74tf PIANO BARGAIN Upright piano In good condition for sale. 610 D street. 76 JOS. MOSS AGENCY Fire Insur ance, plate glass liability Insur ance. 204 H Sixth street. tf PETER OliTOX, beginning on th 25th will deliver milk both morn ing and evening. 77 MORE-OOCKEUBLS Present lot all gone, new lot ready June 18, $1.50 per do.. Order now. K. Hammerbacher. V.'. NEW LINE OF CANNED GOODS al cut prices. Tlmmons'; Wonder Store building. "tf NOTICE TO OWXKItS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that owners of lots abutting on any street or alley in the City of Grants Pass, are hereby required to cut and remove all grass and weeds grow ing on their respective lots; and one half of the streets or alleys on which their lots abutt. Otherwise the street commissioner of the City of Grants' Pass will perform said labor and the cost thereof will be entered up as a lien against the property affected. May 23, 1919. C. E. McTvAXE, Chief of Police TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Having decided temporarily to close down the Copper King mine, we have placed the property In charge of 8. H. Hathaway, our bookkeeper, who will have entire temporary local charge and pay all bills due by the company. Mr. H. W. Webber, our former manager, has tendered his resignation, which took effect May 2'2, 1919. Send all communications to S. H. Hathaway, (Placer, Oregon, care Cop per King Mining Co. COPPER KtNG MINING COMPANY By W. M. Cowley, President. May 22, 1919. ,77 LADIES When Irregular or delayed use ' Tri umph Pills. Safe and always depend able. Not sold at drug stores. . Do not experiment with others, save dis appointment. Write for "Relief" and particulars, it's free. Address: Na tional (Medical Institute, Milwaukee Wis. Printing that pleases We do lt!i Courier Jdb'Department. PATH AROUND DIAMOND The Merchant princes In tholr (tame last evening with 'the Me chanics, got busy In the first inning, scoring seven times on three hits, sis errors; In the second, three runs on three hits aud a base on bulls; In the third, six runt on four hits, of which two were doubloa, assisted by two pusses and an error, and com pleted a satisfactory evening's work, with three runs resulting from a pass and three fielding errors. The Mechanics made a hardy try to culi'h up. making five ruua In the second tuning, on four hits mixed with two pusses, lu the fourth also they made two runs on passes, a hit and three errors. Vernon Coburn kept up his fine box work, striking out 5 batters and allowing 7 hits In all. Blevins, the Mechanics' tall tosser, struck out S and allowed 11 aafe hits. Bratton made three safe hits in four times at bat. Tlngley. Bears and Pernoll each made a two base hit. A distinguished looking gentle man was sitting near Judge llolman. About the close of the scc-und Inning he inquired, "What Is this game sup posed to be." Ills speech betrayed the New England ancestry. The Judge eyed him coldly. Drawing his six-shooter and laying it meaningly across his knee, he replied, "This is supposed to be a twilight busebull game, but dnrn you, don't you laugh." There are those hyxrrltlral per son who take no lens urn In a lit to 7 game. They may be claused with esthetes who see no artistry In a comic 'supplement, or the iiiuhIcuI critic who would banish Jazz bunds. But to the public who pays the ad mission plus the war tax, a hit Is to be cheered, an error Jeered and a run Is to be rejoiced in. Wo re joiced greatly IhkI evening and came home hoarse. Said Frank Mashburn to Charlie Adair, "Get on first base, or out you go." Charlie naturally felt that his Jolt was at stake and made heroic efforts. After fouling down both first and third base lines, he sue ceeded In getting under one of Blev ins' benders for a pretty single In right field. Says Frank to Charlie. "Here Is that 3Tc I owe you." AB R II il0 A E Merchants ...36 19 11 IS fi 5 Mechanics .26 7 7 18 10 11 In order not to conflict with Chau tauqua the game, scheduled for Tuesday between lroreKHlonaIs and Merchants will he played Monday and the Thursday game held over till t ho following week. CHICHESTER S PILLS W. 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THE PROOF OF MERIT "Everbrlght" products are used ex. eluslvely by all prominent automobile dealers, palntera and auto top concerns, which Is absolute proof 'Of ithalr merit. OUR GUARANTEE Your dealer Is Instructed to refund your money If you are dUsatisf led with resulls. YOU SALE 'BY C. I. Hobart Co. Jewell HnrdivHro Co, Colliii'tK Auto . 'ltau River llurdwai'e t o, KhkIiIoh (ianiKO : Grunts 1'nfc liurdivui'c Co. ! . The 1'nt.tery rihop If TValer-cannot supply, "write direct Everbrlght Mfg. Co., Han Franclaeo. r..r VraulM tar A i'lIU U. 11.4 td tl.U Bi-lllcXV Trv T! 1".,", Mid 1!S him Hiu... yj jft V J Take her. Bn. .f i, V fgW'Besti And it costs no more The eoonomloul selling of groceries hua Ibeen re duced to a science at this store. it is the logical result of many years of oonsaleutlous endeavor to satisfy our customers and give them the best possible returns for their money. It la the result of learning from long experience how to buy the right article at the right time and at the right price, and It enables tie to pell to you aa we buy. J. PARDEE, Grocer HOME GROWN STRAWBERRIES AM) FRESH VKGKTAIILKH I GiveYour Car a Spring Tonic Winter use is hard on cars, as winter work is hard on individuals. Your car needs a "tonic" and general overhauling and dressing up before the spring rush of travel sets in. We are Car Doctors Bring your car to us and we will see that every little piece is in first-class work ing order, ready to make good. EXPERT MACHINISTS EMPLOYED Fashion Garage and Machine Shops J. F. Burke & Son Reliable Second Hand FORDS at prices which are right C L. HOBART CO. Ask Battery Shop about the still better Willard with threaded rubber insulation v "Some Bargains" 1 1918 Maxwell, good as new $800 1 1917 Maxwell $750 1 Buick Bug (raring to go) $150 1 1917 Oakland Six $600 1 Chalmers touring car (a bargain) $275 1 Ford Truck ......1 $400 Republic and iviohawk Tires 6,000 mile guarantee COLLINS AUTO COMPANY what you want what we give the 0