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PAGE TWO GRAVT, PASS DAILY OOIRIER K.VIH KD.IV, Jt NK 8. I0I. t i s i MTS PUSS MM COURIER Published Dolly Except Sunday A. E. VOORH1KS. Pub. and Propr. toured at postofTlce, Grants PwJ Ore., seoond claw mall matter, i ADVERTISING RATES Display space, per inch 16c Local-personal column, per Une..lOo fceadera. per line 6c DAILY COURIER Br nail or carrier, per year It. 00 9j mall or carrier, per month .50 WEEKLY COURIER ' By mall, per year $1.00 MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press U exeluarrely entitled to the qm for repabttoaUon of ail news dispatches credited to It or all otherwise credited in this paper and also the local news pub lished herein. All rights of republication of spe cial dispatches herein are tee erred. SATURDAY, JTNE 28, 1019. Speed OX A OAMPIXtt TIUP A.ND IX THK KlTtHKN ItOHIHCNS (Wt'KK KINNEY & TRUAX GROCERY QUALITY AXD SKRVICK FISTIC BATTLE OK 4TH (Continued from page 1) maul, elfcht feot IiIkU nnd lialf iiitlo ionic to the crowd a'y from the entrances. Closer to the arena , will bo a board fence 1 2 feet high. 1 'surmounted by 'barbed wire, while ut I the top of the arena Itsulf will be a i five foot foitoe of iharbed wire with j armed guards stationed every 25 feet. The 110. IR, $25 and $30 jtiid $40 seats also will be separated I from enrh other by barbed wire to ; prevent occupants of one section jmovlnic into better seats. James -McAaughltn. an industrial L engineer of San, Francisco, is the 1 1 builder of the arena. Mclaughlin Is ! OREGON WEATHER I ! 4 Tonight and Sunday fair; 4 gentle westerly winds. . IS THERE XO RELIEF? Tired of flagrant violations of the city ordinance relating to the run ning of automobiles within the city limits with mufflers open and goaded to the point of desperation, the cit izens of Klamath Falls have prevail ed upon their mayor and chief of police to have the disgusting prac tice stopped. 'Many cities have chronic violators of this ordinance and Grants Pass Is no exception. Sick people whose serves are on edge, and others who do not arise for breakfast before 6 or 1 a. m. are often disturbed by some imp from the infernal regions "warming up" his Ford or automo bile for morning service. Even on the main business streets conversa tion is often Interrupted by some aristocrat who comes "fogging" down the street with a dollar and a quarter auto, with muffler wide open. The whistle at a factory, the saw ing of logs into lumber, and the hum of industry in general is sweet music to the ear, but the fellow who per sists in making his car imitate a , threshing machine or gatling gun has no place in a civilized community. When all others fail, call JITNEY LUKE At the PuUce And get there Two cam. Sxolal attentiou to min iate nien said commercial trade PALACE TAXI COMPANY WYATT Cl'TIiKlt PHOXE 22-J trustworthy American seen Villa In the last couple of years? , A scientist has discovered that a pig can he made to eat more by feed ing It lactic acid. Very likely but our idea of nothln' to do Is to stim ulate a pig's appetite. The best way to beat the heat is to go swimming. And anybody who is too dignified or too lazy to do that deserves to swelter. The kaiser will celebrate a safe and sane Fourth by sawing a few cords more of wood and saying less than usual. It's a good thing not to over-eat In hot weather, but some faddists don't eat enough to resist the heat. G.P. DIES AT WALLA WALLA George Good, mayor of Grants Pass for two terms and proprietor of the Josephine hotel tor 10 years, and who left Grants Pass about 12 years ago, died Friday at Walla Wal la. Wash., aged 67 years. Mr. Good conducted a hotel at Pendleton for some years and later was proprietor of the Hotel Dae res at Walla Walla. He is survived hy his wife, three daughters. Mrs. Ernest Lister of this city, Mrs. Tom Galvln, now In Walla Walla, and Mrs. Grace Harned, of Centralis, Wash., and by one son. Eugene, who has been the active head of the hotel business for some time. 'Mrs. Lister leaves tonight for Walla Walla. known to fight followers fr,om coast to coast ah the arenas of some of the moat Important battles of ptiirl- ; llsm have berni constructed by him. I When the Jefferlea-Johnson fight j was switched to Reno. Illrkard com missioned Mclaughlin to build the arena there. Mclaughlin completed the structure, with a seating capacity Vf 20,000 In sven days. I "My experience hX Reno taught me a lesson." Mclaughlin said. "We 'neglected to put up a barbed wire i fence In addition to a wood fence. ;The result was thnt about 2.000 men climbed over the top and saw the fight without paying a cent. We'll !fool them (his time," XOT BAD BUT SICK. A recent bequest to Harvard uni versity provides $100,000 for the study and cure of criminals. For years Turkey has been known as "The Sick Man of Europe." It was so bad, that it was a disease, a ore In the side of humanity. More ttni more this is being accepted as the true view of criminality. The bad are sick. Many of them can be cured by proper treatment of hodily defects. f It Is a great philanthropy, this curing souls by curing bodies, and - people who provide funds for it are true benefactors of society. Who says congress is not bubbling over with wit and sarcasm. That body grants citizens the right to store liquor in their homes for their own use, but how In the name of Tammany and his tiger are the clt lzens of Oregon going to get the fiery stuff Into their homes with hounds of the. law searching every auspicious looking package? VACATION NECESSITIES Free Goods For You All Next Week June 30 to July 5 inclusive Watch for announcement in Monday's Courier Clemens 77ie m&XatlL Store In spite of all these news dis patches about Pancho Villa, there! re thousands of (Americans who re-! fuse to believe that he is still alive, j And as a matter of fact, has any! Women's Summer Weight Union Suits, also Knit Pants and Sleeveless Vests MRS. E. REHKOPF SAM NEAS Horse Shoeing and General Illaoksmltlilng Wood repairing on all kinds of Vehicles have one of the best of horse shoers that the country af fords. 315 South 6th St. See the line of New Porch Rockers In our Window. They are going fast because the PKICF.S are RIGHT Holman's Furniture Store 60S G street, opposite Band Stand GERMANS Si TREATY (Continued from page I) May 2$ and this whs followed by several Germnn rounter-proposul. Meanwhile the Austrian delegates had arrived at St. Germain and on June 2 the U-rms of the ponce treaty with Austria as drawn by the allies was submitted to them. XKW TODAY EGGS WANTED Highest cash paid for fresh eggs. Moore Bak ing Co. 98tf IOS. MOS3 AGENCY Fire Innur ance. plate glass liability Insur ance. 204 A Sixth street. tf FOR SAJ-.B Wow with eight fine Duroc pigs. Inquire J. K. Hair or phone 164-R. 06 SX.VP 7-room modern house, 811 On-hard avenue, close to pavement for sale cheap. AV111 take car In part payment. Write John Sum mers, liebanon, Ore., or see Isaac Best. 10 IK YOt; WANT TO GKT T1IBRB, call 22-J. Two common old Kords. We are on the Job anywhere and any time. Palace Taxi Co. Wyatt and Cutler. Jitney Luke. 50tf FOR TfCADB 'House and two lots, corner Pine and I streets; 4 rooms, bath, city water, electric light, shade trees. Will sell cheap or trade for second-hand auto. Frank B. Williams, Glendsle, Ore gon. i FOR 9AI-.B-.Plgs. Inquire at 2p5 Bridge street, or phone 295-J. 10 FOR SMJK Bucks' Having"" sold our band of sheep, we offer for sale 1 5 fine, heavy-wool, good boned Ramboulllet rains, 2 and 3 years old. These were Imported by us from the famous purebred Jackson herd of Dnyton, Warn., and are the best you can buy. To sell quickly priced at 140, f. o. I). Medford. Also a few registered rams. Rosenhurg Bros., Medford Ore. 07 TOR SALE FiiW-blooded Ier.,!:in kittens. Phone 387-J, or call 712 North Seventh street. 0(5 WANTr2-Oook at Josephine "Ho tel. 08 FOR SAIJB iBtiz saw outfit. 928 East D street. 00 roiWTY TKKAHt ItKlfH VAhh FOR JIOAI) WAKKA.VrM All Josephine County (pink) Roud Warrants issued up to (not Includ ing) April 1st, 1919, and protested prior to that date, are hereby called In and are payable at the County Treasurer's office on or after June 30th, 1919, on which date interest will cease. Dated Grants Pass, Oregon, June, 28th, 1919. GEO. 8. OAUHOUN, County Treasurer of JoHephlno County Oregon. 27 TEXAS RATIFIES Gypsy Beads The prettiest novelty in many seasons BARNES, The Jeweler 8. P. Time lnrtur Ncit door First National llaak TIRES Fabric and Cords All Sizes C. L. HOBART CO. Cleaning, Pressing Repairing Front (lie tii.lMiii f ix'ouniii) , iln ilr) rlesu liit( plant in rn'iitliil. We have one of the ImI iwH.m-I dry cleanlnK plmils In Soutliern Oregon. 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