Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, November 25, 1919, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextFACE TWO Tl I »litt. NOY I Mill It 1», IDI»». GRANT8 FAM DAILY OOl RIER GRANTS PASS DAILY COURIER I Published Daily Exoept Sunday I A ■ VooitHlES. Pub. and Propr ita red at poetoffi« e, Granta Paas, Ore., as second class mail matter. ' ADVERTISING RATES Display epace, per Inch................... 30e Local-personal column, per line 10c Renderà, per line ■ — 5c DAILY COURIER By mail or carrier, per year ...$«.00 By mail or carrier, per month 50 WEEKLY COURIER By mail, per year.....—............... $2.00 Wednesday An Appreciation From the Stop! Look and Listen! Just want you to know ll*s otilx «t J days 'till Christina« and some folks ur<> buying their Christina* Gifts now. If you can't make your Shrine Button shins, we will soil you a new one. Last Chance Before Thanksgiving To Buy Plum Pudding Fig Pudding Fruit Cake BARNES, The Jeweler I « Wm. S. Hart 8AY8: KINNEY & TRUAX GROCERY "The Miracle Man" made me MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS play the baby. In my opinion Quality/ and Service The associated Press is exclusively it is a marvelous picture. antitled to the use for republication of all news diapatohea credited to it Mary Pickford or all otherwise credited tn thia paper and also the local news pub NAYS: lished herein. notes a falling off of 50 per cent iu Kextidew Will EYuxl a Hom«'— AU rights of republication of epe- 1 think "The Miracle Man" is At 11 o'clock at the dancing imrty Nal dispatches herein are also re production in many districts. The tü»» b«<«t picture I've ever seen Wednesday night. 31 served men released from mining, however, Marguerite Clark have been absorbed in other indus White and EVMSa •<> Jl<*<— TTESPAY, NOVEMBRE 35, 191» trie« . BAYS: * W. G. White will leaxe for Klam ■C.-JE- JE Frankly, 1 cannot say why 1 ath Falls tomorrow where ne will ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ interview Lark Evans und determine liked "The Miracle Man." Yon ♦ j whether or not he bears a' resemb ADDITIONAL LOCAL ♦ ► ♦ OREGON WEATHER would not attempt to analyse ♦ lance to the man who held him up the pyrlmlds.- I can only say ♦ Tonight and Wednesday, ♦ Jiggs Copp«*d Maggie— last fall, and after Being him up in that 1 was so ha|>py. so oxalted At a Murphy dance. Come out the woods near Jacksonville depart ♦ rain in -west portion and rain during the performance' that it ♦ or snow in east portion. Gen- ♦ Thanksgiving night; there's lots of ed with White's automobile. Evans wm some hours later before 1 ♦ Maggies left. You might yet yours, I is not now in custody, but is working ♦ tie easterly winds. got back to earth. ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ A house full of fun. and a Dlnty in a Klamath Falls garage. He states 31 that he is anxious for White’s arri Moore supper for $1.50. Douglas Fairbanks val. Should White Identify him as SAYS: LUMBER INDUSTRY IS ROOMING Attention Boy Scouts— the man wtth whom he had hin har- The banking industry is doser in Marvelous, 'wonderful; It's ab There will be a meeting of the rowing experience, the officials are solutely superlative. Mr. Tuck- touch with business conditions than Boy Scout troop tonight at 7:30. at i expected to again put Evans under« er has gotten over on the rooms. the Chamber of Commerce arrest. any other industry, and it is inter screen the most lifelike por- Xew patrols will be organized and esting to view in detail the digest trayal of a story that I have officers elected. Office tlwexl Wexlne-Slays— of those conditions as expressed by ever seen. Until further notice Dr. Ingram's the federal reserve banks of the 12th Notice to "Dull Bhoed" Peopli office will be closed on Wednesdays, district, covering northwestern terri- It the problem of bright, neat as he will practice in Myrtle Creek your looking shoes has lodged*in tory. that day each week. head, just let the "shine boy” at the from A report has been issued Arcade barber shop solve it for you. San Francisco for reales« in the between the hours of 4 o’clock Wed newspapers printed on the afternoon nesday to 11 o'clock Thursday p. m., 30 of November 25th. a copy of the re Nov. 26-27. port having been forwarded to the Plenty of Space— Courier. It shows that readjust There will be plenty of advertis NEW TODA» I ment to a peace basis has progressed ing space in the Daily Courier to PLANO TUNING—Geo. W. Croas of rapidly in the 12th district in the morrow night, but orders and copy Medford will be in Grants Pass on Mrs. Alice Bacon, county superin year following the signing of the ar must be in the office before noon. No or about December 1st, those wish tendent of schools, has recently re mistice lumbering, shipbuilding and paper Thanksgiving day. ing their piano# tuned or repaired turned from a visit to the schools mining being the industries most di kindly leave orders at Rowell's within her jurisdiction. She is much Bread. Butter— rectly affected by the war stimulus, Music Store. Your satisfaction la pleased with the work being accom And milk delivered. Moore Ba my sue ess. All work guaranteed The report states that all surplus kery. 25tf plished throughout the county, and 34 states that the schools, with a very stocks of lumber cut on government few exceptions, are of a high stand FOR SALE—Freeh Holstein cow. orders have been absorbed; that mill Get Them Early— weighing about 1000 pounds, giv Your tickets to the Thanksgiving ard. This was es|>ecially pleasing in stocks are 30 per cent below normal, day football game, at Rose's or view- of the difficulty in obtaining • ing five gallons of milk. Inquire and sales 20 per cent in excess of j Horning's Shack. 31 teachers, and the necessity of using Geo. W. Potts. Rd No. 4, phone many teachers who were without those of a year ago. The figures t;i>;i-i' M. . 31 previous experience. All. however, given in the report upon the north Work on Toio Overhead— \\ \.\ ti : i > TO RENT I ntano ' Work is being pushed on the over are giving conscientious effort and western lumbering industry are of Phone 346-R. 30tf ! are proving equal to the work. Mrs. i particular moment, and the follow head crossing at Toio and when that Bacon states also that all of the < FOUND Purse containing money, is completed the'stretch of paving i ing is quoted from the document: on the Pacific hlghwayy will be con available money has been apportion-1 Owner can secure .property at the Courier office by describing and "Demand is so great as to practic tinuous from Gold Hill to Ashland. ed to the districts, and that funds will have to be raised by special tax 31 stating amount of money. ally prevent replenishment of deplet Albert Anderson has the contract for for expenses above the present ap ed mill stocks, and a number of mills a concrete crossing over the South portionments. i Gill EMPIE INSIGNIA ern Pacific tracks, Theodore Froelic are now refusing to accept new <|r- I'OR OBI’LANE I NITS is general foreman at the Toio works. ders. During the four weeks ending This overhead will require about six WAR PROBIBLE OVER Washington? Nox 25. For the ; November 1st, an average of 122 months to complete. ADRIATIC SITUATION of planes, I purpose of identification mills in the Pacific Northwest re-1 I authorized the war department has ported production of 330,577,140 ! Geneva, Nov. 25 —Telegrams Insignias for ea h of the 4 4 airplane from the Serbian bureau at Berne, feet—4.28 per cent below normal, as The Up-to-Date squadrons, devices to be painted upon and from Belgrade, Seara and Spal- compared with 7.83 per cent below! machines and baggage having been ato convey the impression that only- selected by the members of the var normal during the corresponding j prompt interference by the allies can ious squadrons. period in 1918 and 5.37 per cent be prevent war over' the Adriatic situa The 13th squadron will decorate low normal during the preceding tion as the Jugo-Slavs are said to its planes with the figure of a run have lost patience and are now ready i ■ ; ’•eek.-. Orders accepted were ning skeleton carrying a bloody to fight the Italians. - -c per ct:.t, a:.d shipments 18.65 scythe. *•; be.o* a.'tual production, as Some of the others will have Paris, Nov. 25.— Roumania is to * COLD A«« snow owl; the American flag; •a .'.w » :.-.2 3 per cent and1 be given another chance to sign the eagle pouncing on a dachshund; per cent. respectively, during peace treaty Permission will also masked headsman with an I ax; be given Serbia. the preceding four weeks, An a ver American Indian; a wolf’s head ; age of 14 California' redwood mills winged cupid in campaign hat; reported a cut of 30,553.000 feet, pair of dice with the lucky i seven Expression Easily Understood. r< «ticks really cross, and. if so. and the "hat in the ring.” shipments of 22,816,000 feet, why shonld two sticks he partlcnlarly orders received of 30,586000 cro»«’ Hold ttie two stick« before you Calling Card Prices— during the same period, In Septem- to form the letter X or the cross. It Printed calling cards 75c for 1« from tills rather cheap trick and ber, 15 California white pine -and $1.25 per 100 at the Courier office poor pun flint we derive the expres- sugar pine mills produced 71,715,353 Engraved cards per 100, $3 and up; sion that a person Is as cross as two where plate is furnishedi $1.50 per feet, shipped 33,566,729 feet, and sticks. 100. had unfilled orders for 90,394,623 For Social Success. feet on September 30th. Whenever you see a muri who Is suc Increased building activity is re cessful in society, try to discover what sponsible for a considerable portion makes him pleasing and. if possible, I adopt his system.—Benconsfleld. of the increased demand for lumber. G. B. BERRY Harness and Saddlery Auto Top and Canvas Work DON’T LET YOUR BATTERY FREEZE Cold weather la tough on Batteries, and regular inapectlon during the Winter montha la a neceealty. lAt me inapect It for yon— ray service ta free and it may eave you the price of a new one If you have decided not to uae your Car thia Winter let me store your Battery for you and ahould you want'll DRY-STORED. 1 will guarantee Its operation for Nine Montha from date of delivery next Spring or make an adjustment. Come in and have a little Battery talk with me. E. A. ADAMS, Auto Electrician IdcruMNl Auto Electrician and Battery It «pair man Phone 0« no« Hootli Sixth street F CAR BARGAINS ONE OYERLAND, GOOD AS NEW ONE l-TON I oRD Till t h ONE FORD TOI RING ('Alt ONE ¡Iti-IXtN \ EI.IE Till t h NND TRAILER olE ETON TRAILER C. L. Hobart Company “ It s The Climate If you want a car or truck with "PEP” we hate 'em. A man left hie Maxwell Touring Car standing In front of a local Bank. On It'D own accord and before the driver could get bu k nt the wheel the car jumped through a plate k I iixh window "Hnck- wards." A man left his Maxwell Truck standing in front of the Courier of fice. On It's own accord and before the driver could get back at the wheel the Truck scared a two column "Editorial" out of the Editor. "Backwards.” We sell Maxwell Cars and Tru k». "PEP.” The report is not so optimist!, as regards the mining industry, and The Meanest Man. The meanest men in the world pnt fishhooks In Ills change pocket «hen be took off ids trousers nt night. RADIO I’ipeless Furnace MADE IN OREGON B. S. Dedrick PLUMPING AND SHEET METAL 51« 1 STREET I Q. E. 0. It wouldn’t be difficult to ronv' the average mini flint greenbacks ur< printed on flypaper. / Dslly Thoi'«ht. He hears l.itt hiilf who hear porty only. Aeschylus. ;. - . f ; 9 AGENTS CHALMERS AND ESSEX CARS COLLINS AUTO COMPANY RIIS AHO REPAIRING PHONE 317 5// H STREET, [TOEXl GRANTS PASS, ORE 21 I North Sixth s»r«*«‘t I'hone 17 BRIGHTEST WOT IN TOW N WHERE SHORTY'S l’L)CE WHY B<<ciui"i' e we use the Westinghouse Mazda I lamp* . Conic up anil get one —take it home, try H, “once used alxvay« UMCtl.'' If you are going to buy a I Dodge now or in the spring, come up »nd sign Hie order now. for future delivery, otherwise you may not gid, one. If you are troubled with pains or aches; feel tired; have headache, indigestion,insomnia; painful pass age of urine, you will find relief tn GOLD MEDAL Grants Pass Service Station CAPSULE$ OF < arriers Wanted— Carriers wanted for the Daily Courier—boys or girls with wheels FOR. MAXWELL HUDSON <' I Ths world’s standard remedy for kidney, liver, bladder end uric acid troubles and National Remedy of Holland since 169 A Three sitas, all druggists. Guaranteed. Look far th. name Cold M.dal oa every U< and ncaapt no iaaitati— Because they have the “VOI ICS FOU Sl ltVK I DONT DESPAIR . .., Why? Of course both the owner of the "Touring were using "Red Crown Gasoline ” Pipeless Furnace All the I’rotjU-nis of Sci«*ntifi«- Heating Solved by the « With Grants Pass Hardware Co. “The Miracle Building permits, iustead of showing the usual seasonal decline, have steadily increased during the fall months, 19 principal cities reporting permits aggregating $12,116,000 in October. 1919, as compared with $3.- 131,000 in October 1918, and $11,- 093.000 in September, 1919. With few exceptions, the cities of the dis trict report that building of homes and apartment houses is responsible for 60 to 70 per cent of the permits (by value)." Next door First National Baah 8. P. Time In^m-tor C. A. LINCH, Manager Original Dr. Spark / "The Battery Man” x