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GRANTS PASS DAILY COURIER
Published Daily Except Sunday
A. E. VOORHIES, Pub. and Propr
Entered at postoffi e, Grant* Paa«.
New Orleans
Ore., aa aeoond class mail matter.
Shipmrnt jüst arrived
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Molasses in Bulk
Display apace. <H»r inch..................... 20c
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DAILY COURIER
This is the Genuine Article
By mail or carrier, per year ,|6.00
By mall or carrier, per month
.50
WEEKLY COURIER
By mail, per year........................... 33.00
MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS
KINNEY & TRUAX GROCERY
The Associated Press is exclusively
entitled to the use for republication
of all new« di«patches credited to it
Quality and Service
or all otherwise credited In thia .
paper and also the local new« pub-
Ushed herein.
AU rights of republication of spa past, in Southern Oregon the way ) ci.KYF.LA ND l*OLIO! CLAIM
cial dispatches herein are also re
to add real value and boost the price
BOMB PLOT DISCO'
served.
The Salvation \riny national trav
eling special will arrive in Granta
J Pass Saturduy.
Staff Captain
J.
i Oarabed 'will speak on different sub
Joels each evening. He plays the eor-
¡net, clarinet, saxaphone and Turkish
LI run.. s|a»aks aevoral languages. and
wears full Turkish costume. His slo
gan is "Do what's right, come what
I may." The staff captain is a Turk
by birth. He has been a citizen of
the United States for 36 years. Sal
i
vationist 35 years, been in Jull for
JetfUa* sake 52 time in U. S. A , and
once tn Turkey. He will conduct In
Grants Pass only three
meetings.
Saturday, Sunday and Monday even
ing*. November 1. 2, 3. at the Salva
tion Army hall. The last evening
will he given to the aaxaphone sacred !
concept. Offerings will be taken at
each meeting for the staff captain's
Admission
is
traveling expenses
free. Meetings at 8 p. in ., «harp.
You are cordially invited.
J. K. Strautin. Ensign.
is by adding water. Our soil is one
Cleveland. Ohio, Oct. 39. Dis
thing that is improved by being
covery of a radical plot to spread
watered.
terror throughout the nation by an
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other series of bomb explosion« next
OREGON WEATHER
♦
spring was announced by imllce to
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day following the arrest of five men
♦
Probably
rain.
moderate ♦
and
one woman, who were suspected
♦ southwesterly winds.
♦
of planning destruction of the cen-
ConUnued from Page One. »
cold sx tr catches
tral police station
SPI IW IX M INITOIt \
live chimneys, etc. In all their work
GETTING A< QI A1NTED
Many of Portland's most prom they have had the active cooperation
DEAD'
Winnipeg, Man Oct 29. Manito-
of children and older students. The
I ba has suffered a loss of about
inent business men and financiers great majority of fires are the result
l-ondon. Oct. 29.- A national fu 2.800,000 bushels of potatoes, froz
have been doing business with the of carelessness and the boys and
neral service and the interment of en in the ground, which at market
people of Southern Oregon for years girls with prevention information
the body of one unknown British sol . prices. 11.35 a bushel, means a loss
with only a long range acquaintance are counted on to reduce the fire dier in the crypt of Rt. Paul's ca of approximately 33.500,000, accord
hazard.
with their i*atrons.
Acquaintance
thedral has been suggested as a fit ing to estimates made here today,
A special fire prevention film was ting tribute to th» unknown dead j The loss represents front 30 to 10 j
ship. and a first hand knowledge of shown this afternoon at the
Oregon
the conditions that surround their theatre, each of the schools attend- who fell while serving with the Brit •>er cent of the crop. Dealers pre
ish forces in the war. It is recalled dict there will be a serious shortage
patrons will give the wholesaler and ing in a body. The business tnen of that the French have erected a'mon in the province this winter.
the financier an insight that ought the city are to see the film at 5 ument inscribed "To the (Tnbnrie^l
o’clock this afternoon.
Dead."
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Minins blanks—Courier office
to work for a greater harmony and a
more complete sympathy. There is
nothing like knowing the man with
whom you are dealing to break down
the barriers of distrust and uncer-
tainty. For this reason the visit of
the members of the Portland Cham-
her of Commerce last week was
’ worth all it cost the excursionists
-X»
and the communities that entertain
ed them. But our friends from the
I
north must not think that a swing
down the liue with a showing of the
glad hand is going to cement the
spirit of good fellowship without fur
ther effort upon the part of both
groups at interest.
Southern Ore
gon said she was anxious to forgive
and forget. And so she is, whatever
there may be in the past to forgive
and forget. And no doubt there is
much.
It is forgiving a lot when
the action of the Portland Chamber
of Commerce in endorsing the .Mac-
leay referendum of the Rogue river
fish bill last fall is recalled, Here
was a measure that all Southern
Oregon was united upon, yet the
Portand Chamber of Commerce put
forth its best, or its worst, effort to
defeat it. And the effort was suf-i
fi< ient to bring about defeat. This
new deal, however, will probably in-j
dictate to the Chamber members tha*
they keep their hands off the next
time the Rogue fish question is at
issue.
hut not M» eriMjr t<- prove.
This is easy for any furnace salesman
WEDNESDAY, «M’IXHIKK 2», U» 1 »».
evelopinó
ci grecii^
iinciple
ÆSS
FIRST
COST
AND
LESS
FUEL
r
». V
MORE
HEAT
FOR
LESS
MONEY
The fiend Johnson who went to l
the penitentiary this week for the
foul murder of his benefactress ad
mits that he would not have been so|
ready to take human life if the rope
had not been taken out of the Ore-
gon law. Score again for mf«guid-
the
ed sentiment that has mode
way of the murderer easier. John-
son expects some tender hearted f
governor to turn him loose to prey I
upon mankind again before a decade)
1
has passed. He ought to have paid
I
the extreme penalty.
Genuine Libbey Cut Glass
BE HERE ON SATURDAY
I
NO
PIPES
TO
HEAT
UP
AND
LESS
TROUBLE
MORE
HEAT
FOR
LESS
MONEY
Name on every piece
BARNES,‘The Jeweler
Next dour First NaUou«l Hank
H. P. 'ÌI uhi ln*|MH<tor
FIRST CLASS AUTO ELECTRICIAN
AND BATTERY REPAIRMAN
Pawed by the Board of Auto Mechanic Examiner» Thl» l-u»
made for your benefit, why not take advantage of It.
BATTERIES OVERRULED
INI» RECII lltGED
For anything El.EtTRK’Al. ave
E. A. ADAMS, Auto Electrician
«MM» «•»»«*• H,»tli Hired
11,one «I«
One of the greatest delights of owning a car Is tile elegance
of lines and distinctive appearance of your outfit
No matter »hat »tyle of the Maxwell you select you have .< • ar
that 1« correct In every line and detail.
We are here for the purpose of helping you select the car you
want so you are welcome to any information »e can give you
AG I NTS
FOR.
HUDSON
MAXWELL
CHALMERS AND ESSEX CAFjlS
COLLINS AUTO COMPANY
*cc«Mo«ii» ano rcpairihc
cSSEXl
MOTORSI
PHONE 317
SU H STREET,
GRANTS PASS, ORE
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The Battery Shop
314 North <>th Street, across from the
Court House, is the WILLARI ’ SERVE i<
STATION. Service Batteries for all ears.
Phone 127
A. V- Hazelton
Successor to C. A. I.inch
TIRES
We can ARSOLI TELY MAKE GOOD on that statement, I ms - hust we have set ure<1 the agaiM't lor tin- won
derful new system called
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C. L. Hobart Company
k’
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PIPELESS HEAT “Nature’s Way”
A« indicated by the illustration, RADIO Engineers have taken the good points, only, from
every
RADIO
known system of heating; they hive assembled them in perfect combination and called It
Pipeless System—
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21 I North Si,£h Street
1920 DODGE 1920
Made in the West to Fit Western Conditions
It is noted that prospectors and
miner« from every point of the com I
pass are coming to Josephine county
There is unlimited field here for
their activities. The county respond
ed grandly when the call for hrome
ore went out. and that mineral was
found here in unexpected quantities,
8o can other minerals lie found, and I
capital will find here a golden op-
portunity in developing some of
these mineral deposits.
Land value« all < ovoY the country
«re rising by leaps and 'zounds. But
the value rrfcjst be I in the land. The
day when the buyer • can be fooled I*
If you have any use for heat regardless of how you are now supplied you will want to
■’RADIO” Furnace you will want to know It and own it. Everyone who sees it can very soon realize
its superiority and where it has been introduced it has taken the community by storm.
Among the many RADIO PIPELESS Exclusive Feature? ere:
The one-piece ash-pan of boiler-plate steel, to prevent dust, fumes and gasses from escaping to the
room above;
The extra large oval firebox for fuel up to 24 inches long and
The water-pan or humidifier, which completely surrounds the firebox to assure ample moistening of
the air; moist air at. 70 degrees feeling warmer, more comfortable and being more healthful than
dry air at 78 degree«.
Call and see it demonstrated or 'phone or write /er free i.llustrifed folder explaining it In detail,
It convey« to you a message that is vital to the Health, Ffnanc'-s, Comfort and Convenience of yottr-
<e!f and family.
B. S. DEDRICK
010
$1250.00
Grants Pass
Goodyear Tires
Olli
lo< per Gallon
Westinghouse
Mazda I .snips
BATTERIES
20 per cent discount on all batteries for the next 30 days. KI Blll.lt
insulation giinriinteeil 2 years.
IT your Foni is hard to Mart let us recharge y...... . magneto
C. A. LINCH, M£r.
OaWginal hi. Spark.
"The Buffi.r; Man"
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