Grants Pass daily courier., November 21, 1919, Page 2, Image 2

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Stop! Look and Listen!
Washington, Nov. 21. -President
Wilson will take up the whole sub­
ject of the treaty of Versailles In s
message to congress to be delivered
December let, It Is announced offi­
cially today at the White House l'u-
til then he will have nothing to say
concerning the senate's rejection of
the treaty.
Just want you to know It's only 32 day. 'till Utorlittnias and some
folks are buying their Christmas Gifts now.
If you can't make your Shrine Hutton shine, we will sell you a
new one.
BARNES, The Jeweler
•. P. Time InaiwwUtr
Next door Mrs« NaUoaai Rank
KINNEY & TRUAX GROCERY
Just a Suggestion.
MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS
Maybe thia hint from the pen of Oa-
Quality and Service
enr Wild«* will be found worth n mo
The Associated Press is exclusively
•■titled to the use for republication
nient’a notice by the pence delegatee:
of all news dlspatohes credited to it
"A< long as »Hr Is regarded n» wicked
or all otherwise credited in this
It will always have It* fn'elniillon».
paper and also the local news pub-1
A hen It Is looked upon iis vulgar It
liehed herein.
(lute the mental atmosphere of the
When the exiled monarch first will cense to be popular."—Boston
AU rights of republication of spe­ ----- *—
-—, Wjjj recover came to Amerongen the village was Transcript.
risi dispatches herein ar. also re- country, the -----
country
visited by many persons who were
•erved.
from the scourge of radicalism.
All kinds ot legal Dianka at th»
mentally unbalanced. Among them
Courier.
one
man
who
said
that
he
was
the
FRIDAY*. NOVEMBER 21. 1919.
The spirit in which the oil explora­ king of England, and tried to prove
tions are being made in Southern it.
FERRYDALE
)
W* ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
I
Oregon is a proper one. it is truly
•
♦
OREGON W EATHER
♦ ' an exploration, with at least an even
Mr. and Mrs. A. I. Hussey left
♦
Tuesday
morning for Portland. They
break
for
success.
The
geological
♦
Tonight
and
Saturday
fair,
♦
expect to take In the stock show and
♦ except probably rain in north­ ♦ ( conditions are said to be good, and I ,
visit relatives while there
4 west portion. Moderate south­ ♦ surface indications give belief that
Mrs. G. H. Griffin is spending a
♦
♦ erly winds
at the proper depths oil or gas or ;
[few days at Grants Pass this week.
♦♦♦♦♦♦▼♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦
both may be encountered No lurid
A. L. Ztiver and family moved from
l hopes
are being held out, and should
Washington.
Nov.
21.
—
The
state
(
the
Waldo district the past week to
COMING OF THE SHRINKRS
success crown the efforts of the pros­ department officials, while discussing i the» Faramer ranch on Pickett creek,
It La a «ignal distinction that wil* pectors. the valley will benefit great- the Mexican situation today.
dis-, He has charge of the Big Four mine
be aixorxled Grant« Pink» tomorrow
more than indh-ldual promoters closed the fact that three years ago'knd wttl run '• l^ls winter for a Se-
iy
when Hlllah Temple of the Ancient
the army's general staff estimated j at tie company.
.Arabic Order of the Mystic Shrine of the well-drilling operations.
that an army of 450,000 men would'
N. Robertson and family and
Stages a ceremonial here. But it 1*
require three
for LUIupicrgf
complete in-¡Grandma
Robertson spent Saturday
ctx? . years
’OHIO tui
lu* :
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an txonor indeed that a* the chief
We remember that once upon a tervention in Mexico by the United ievening and Sunday at Grants Paks.
f«iture of the ceremonial shall be
1 A. I. Hussey received two and A.
time somewhere somebody said States.
the visit of the Imperial Potentate
I C. Ford one pure bred Devon bull to
points,
something about fourteen
and others from the imperial council.
head their heard* The animals were
Thoixe xv hose feet have not
felt The points were considerably blunt- VICTORIA GETS STATUE
Imported from Beswlck. Cal.
OF QUEEN VICTORIA
Later we heard
the burning sands in the journey that ed at Versatile«
Mr. and Mrs. George Jones was
leads Shrinexvard have been slow to about fourteen reservations,
They
doing business at Merlin Monday.
Victoria. B. €.. Nov. 21.—Direct j ' Mr. and Mrs. M. U Griffin and
appreciate the significance or the im­
are now laid away to rest along with
from I on don a statue of the Iate children were visiting at Chas
portance of this visitation-
It is
the fourteen points.
Queen Victoria was received here ¡Dora
—
- ’s - Sunday.
placing Grants Paas upon the map of
9
recently to be set up on the grounds • 1 Dick
that great organization that is world­
Dora
Z| L ft
1-»
» ü I J
• and
■ lisi
George
xa««»IR,W
• ZX> I ■
Every
wide in its distribution and its In­
Congress finally talked not only in front of the British < Columbia j movej to Draper creek on the Cren
fluence.
the peace treaty but itself to death. parliamentary buildings. The statue cent City road Monday. They will
weighs three tons. It was ready for have charge of a farm for Mr Hill,
Grants Pass weicomes the coming
shipment last year. British Col h m- of Wlldervllle.
of this bunch of royal people.
She
bia officials did not have it shipped
should make every endeavor to show
Mrs. Frankum and Mrs. Hogue
'at that time because they feared and C. B. Glover were visitors at the
the welcome that Is In her hear«.
German submarines.
Dora home Sunday.
WHAT THE “RED" BEIJEVES
Mr and Mrs. J. Pence, of Williams
creek. Mrs. A. I. Hussey’s father and
We read much about the activity
mother, are visiting at the Hussey
of the “red" and the radical, of how
home. They came Saturday and are
they seek to break down govern­
AMERICAN RED CROSS staying at the home while Mr. and
Amerongen, Holland. Nov. 21.—
mental authority, and of the ends to
Mrs. Hussey are at Portland.
Amerongen officials whose task is to
which they go to spread propaganda
Dr. I-otighridge was called to the
guard the safety of the former Ger­
home of Mr. Chappell Tuesday on
and make converts to the cause of man emperor were'surprised into ac­
account of the illness of Mrs. Chap-
destruction, Just how far these men tivity the other day by a German
pel).
will go, and the state of mind to who said he was “Prin-e Friederich
Clarence and Myrtle Ford spent
which they have brought themselves of Hohensollern" and a brother of
the week end at their home,
th» former emperor.
Joe Fergerson was seen in Kerry-
in their fanaticism, was shown by
The visitor registered at a hotel
dale
Wednesday.
their action at Centralia the other
as Gustavus Cyrus, of Berlin. * He
day.
wrote to the former emperor at Ben-
Here is a gentle declaration, part tinck castle, demanding an Inter­
of a manifesto originating in Russia, view on important “family mat­
but distributed throughout the Unit­ ters." The poiice were Informed and
investigation revealed that the man
ed States by the ' red'' element:
had in some way actually reached
“What must we do, the vanguard Holland from Germany the night be­
of the proletariat’ We must con­ fore without any papers to identify
scientiously hasten the elementary him, and he was speedily sent back
movement of the struggle of the over the frontier.
-¿UUW’
IfAUr AZ m ./
working class; we must convert
Prtpcred cn 7 o/5/occ
small strikes into general ones, and
Hovz Ch-!
convert the latter ones into armed
revolt of the laboring masses avainst
capital and state.
ALUMINUM ROASTER
We have put our sh >ulder to the w heel, as it were, and,
"At the time of this revolt, we
helps
you save rryney.
there
is
no
turning
back.
It
is
simply
up
to
you
girls
to
be
must at the first favorable oppor­
a
little
“
snappy"
and
manifest
a
little
interest
in
The
Popu
­
Every day in the year you
tunity proceed to an immediate seiz­
larity Contest. Just to make some of these stingy old boys
can use the “ »Vear-Ever”
ure of all means of production and
wake up. We are going to give a vote for each 5c spent in
Roaster — on top of stove
all articles of consumption. At the
Arcade Amusement Parlor in any way, whether on game or
over one burner, or in oven.
straight purchase.
same time we must mercilessly des­
The "Wear-Eor" Roenter sen s»
to many purpose« that it tavco the
troy all remains of governmental au­
Step lively if you want that »50.90 Wrist Watch on display
cost oi other utensils—end it will
thority and class domination, liberat­
at Letcher & Son's Jewelry sto:«e.
outlast several ordinary roasters.
It saves fuel becacse it absorbs beat
ing the prisoners, demolish prisons
so readily and retains it to long.
and police officers, destroy all legal
“Waar-Ever” utensils give en­
papers pertaining to private owner­
during satisfaction. Connot chip,
scale or rust —are made in one piece,
ship of property, all field fences and
from thick, hotel sheet slum mum.
boundaries and burn all certificates
of indebtedness.
"In a word we must take care that I
everything is wiped froA the earth
Rogue River Hdw
that is a reminder of the right to
ill Mill
private ownership of property; to
blow up barracks and police admin­
istration offices, and shoot the most i
prominent military and police offl
314 North 6th Street, across from the
cers.
Constipation, Indigestion, Sour
“In the work of destruction w<-,
Court House, is the WILLARD SERVICE
Stomach, Biliousness, Bloating,
must be merciless."
STATION. Service Batteries for all cars.
Gas, Coated Tongue, take that
This is the kind of stuff the lead-1
wholesome physic—
«rs of the radical element are sow-I
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FOLEY CATHARTIC TABLETS
1ng. It finds fertile ground in the
Act promptly. Never disappoint. Mild
minds of men whose ignorance and |
and gentle in action. Do not gripe or
fancied wrongs makes them the har­
nauseate. No costive after effects.
vest of the propagandist.
When
Successor to C. A. Li neh
Mr«. Sweet Clary. Ante. V«.:
I had ■ bad
be ad er he and took two Foley Cathartic Tablet«.
these "leaders" are deported or lock­
Io a abort while, my head «topped achiM ’’
ed up so that they can no longer pol-
SOLD EVER» WHERE
Girls, It’s Up to You
BRIGHTEST
HI*OT IN TOWN
WHERE
SHORTY'S 1*1.0»:
WHY
Because wo um * thè WcMlngtioU“*'
M mm U lamp- <N>ni«< up Kiid gel <>n*'
—take it borne, try It, •'owe d»rd
always used." If you are going to
buy a Ihxlgr now or In the *>|>rlng.
<ouie up and sign the order now, for
future deliver), otherwise you nu»)
not gvt »sie.
Grants Pass Service Station
C. A. LINCH, Manager
Original Dr. N|nirk
“The Battery Mau"
p
CAR BARGAINS
ONE OVERLANII. <«O
ONE l-TON CORD TI
ONE FORI) TOI RING
ON4: 3l,-T<»N VELIE
I MAILER
ONE l-TON TRAILER
C. L. Hobart Company
Used Car Bargains
A. V. Hazelton, Prop.
1917 Maxwell RtmdMcr.
< hie
1017 Maxwell Touring < ar.
One IOIM Maxwell Touring Car equipped with Pasco Wire Wheel«.
< »Ile I9IN Maxwell < ho- Ton Truck.
One «»vcrlionl Mislcl M3.
One Iiahuer« Spe)sl«ter.
One Ford willi tarry-lll Body.
One Hudson S ii | ht -SI x 1107 Model.
Ili of these cara are in flint class sluqs- and exery *»••*' •' <• Iwirgaln.
We also baie in «t<M k Weed < liains of Ilio follo» Ing size«:
:U»«3li, 32x34, 32x'. 33x1. 3lvl
Olir lin)- of iuvcs«ori> •* I» complete
"Vours for S< rx Ice"
AGENTS
“ Wear-Ever7
For Sick Headache
One
< >ne 191» viaxwrll Touring Car.
FOR.
HUDSON
MAXWELL
CHALMERS AND ESSEX CARS
COLLINS AUTO COMPANY
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ACCESSORIES ANO REPAIRING
PHONE JIT
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ESSEX
MOTORS
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Arcade Amusement Parlor
The Battery Shop
JI I North Hlxtli *lr«“X
I’boan 17
5!I H STREET,
GRANTS PASS, ORE
k ¡esdache
HOUSANDC OF WOMtl. cuiier miserably from
attack: of headache, never dreaming
that a pcrir.aLent cure may he had. Headache
nearly alw ys re—ks from 6ome disorder <-f the
stoma :h, If r or bowels.
e Chamberlain’s
Tablets. Th y w.ll correct these dine "’ers and
there will he rr mc.e i »r.dache. Man, have been
permanently c red bv Chamberlain s Tablets.
ChamberlairíS
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