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here. If so, the president will un
doubted!? acquiesce. Otherwise tile
matter will have to be deferred for
a while. The ah v Ing fact In the slt-
nation is that it will still be possible
for the United States at any time to
join the league by applying for niein-
bershlp.
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• The first Thanksgiving was eetab- •public. Everybody will see rhe mat
AU rights of republication of spo- ijSh,vj (<> show gratitude for a plent ter more dearly after a quiet inter
«Sal dispatches herein are also rw-
eous harvest. Never was harvest so val.
— j bounteous as this year. True, we
Private citizens and law-makers
heavily for food. But we have alike are now in position to stand
■ the food. No one. in this land at off and look at the treaty and its
least, is starving. And no one abroad problems objectively, dispassionately,
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[
ned
starve. There is food enough in calmly. Judgment will be more
OREGON WEATHER
♦
the
world
to feed all mouths and to trustworthy after a little.
Every
4
spare.
body will know better what is really
4 Tonight and Thursday fair.
♦ Colder tonight in east and con
There is a deeper spiritual feel in that treaty, and what undue muti
4 tinued cold in west portion.
ing everywhere. Perhaps that fact lation or final rejection of it might
4 Freeh northerly winds.
is responsible for some of the fret- mean to this country and the world.
I ting. People realize vaguely that the
The league of nations will be a
' goods of this world do not satisfy. reality. The atitude of the other big
BEING THANKFUL
They are in the position of Kipling’s powers insures that. Great Britain.
bast year it was easy to be thank-, Malibub All—"I, too, am a seeker, 1 France and Italy are determined to in
ful. The whole •world was happy hut Allah alone knoweth what I . augurate the league, as the only
perforce. The war was over, There i seek.” The seeking makes them | feasible means of enforcing the peace
were no more booming guns marking restless But it is better and more * terms imposed on Germany and es-
time as death stalked; no more hopeful than dull content. For in i tablishing a better order in the
maiming of bodies and wrecking of ¡time, "He that seeketh shall find." world. They will be greatly handl-
The world is a good place, after ’ capped by the absence of the United
towns. Peace approached and the
,
all.
The sun shines and the stars • States, but still they can set up some
world could breathe and look for
keep
their serene places. All the sort of machinery and get to work
ward. This year the old world is in
a state of bitter discontent and of ' world needs is to put itself in the 1 on the big job of rebuilding Europe.
The United States itself will suffer
petty fretting. Everybody seems to attitude of thanksgiving, and presto,
have his mind on luxury and money, the troubles cease. "God’s in His i disadvantages from not being in
and getting something out of the i Heaven. All's right with the world.” the beginning. The organization
the league will be accomplished
other fellow. And nobody seems per-
SOBER THOUGHT .ABOUT THE
Britain, France, Italy and Japan.
fectly happy.
TREATY
,
They
will name the officers and com I
It is time to sit soberly down and
Perhaps
it
is
just
as
well
that
the
missions, and establish league poli-1
count one's blessings. It is a time to
forget the raise one has not had and senate ditched the peace treaty at des according to their own interpre
remember the salary one has. bast the close of this session. Partisan tation. Many of their interests are
year the flu was raging. This year ¡tassions had beclouded the judgment at variance with those of the United
of the senators and had confused the States. Many things will not be done
it is practically only a memory.
as Americans want them done. Am-
erica will have to stand «at- for a
while.
It is Inconceivable that this coun
try should remain permanently out
side of the league. Even if the Am
erican people were opposed to its
fundamental principles. It would be
a suicidal national policy to permit
all the other great powers of the
If you can shut yourself up in the
word to form a virtual alliance
kitchen and avoid all interruptions
I
against us—which is what the league
most any baking powder will give
good results. But with Crescent de
would amount to, without America
lays do not make a particle of dif
, in it.
ference—in fact, best results are ob
Very likely the senate, in its next
tained by allowing the dough to
session,
will find some solution ac
stand for five or ten minutes before
ceptable
to two-thirds of its mem-
placing in the oven.
Griddle cakes or biscuits raised with
Crescent can stand hours if neces
sary before baking.
Neither is a very hot oven required
for Cres ent.
Crescent produces sweet, wholesome
baking.
Your grocer can supply you.
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER», 1U1»
The More You Delay
The Better It Raises
Crescent Baking Powder
Just waul you to know It's only 3 3 days 'till Christmas and souis
folks are buying their Christmas Gift» now
If you can’t make your Shrine Hutton shine, wo will well you a
now one.
BARNES, The Jeweler
MATTKR
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Stop! Look and Listen!
Washington. Nov. 3tt. I »»»finite.
final settlement on behalf of the gov
ernment in the coal wnge controversy
will be presented to the operators
and miners late today by Fuel Ad
ministrator Garfield Final decision
was reachtsl at the cabinet meeting
today.
A. P. Time laapector
Next 4o«>r First Nstloesl Itauk
G. B. BERRY
Harness and Saddlery
Auto Top and Canvas Work
GET THE TOPMARKET PM
FOR YOUR
RAW FURS
With Grants Pass Hardware Co
SEND THEM TO
THE GOLDEN RULE EUR CO.
«<>3 Fint Ave., Seattle, Wwh
DON’T LET YOUR BATTERY FREEZE
Cold weather la tough on Batteries, and regular Inspection during
the Winter months Is a neoesslty. I«et me inspect it for you—
my service is free and It may save you the price of a new one
If you have decided not to use your Car thia Winter let me atore
your Battery for you and should you want it DRY-STORED, 1 will
guarantee ita operation for Nine Months from date of delivery
next Spring or make an adjuatment.
Come tn and have a little Battery talk with ms.
E. A. ADAMS, Auto Electrician
Pipeless
Furnace
COLD
• AlkiMO
IJccnMNl Auto Electrician and I tat «cry Repairman
.*>otl South Sixth Street
Phone ««
CAR BARGAINS
oNE OVER».AND, GOOD AH NEW
ONE 1-TON l'olii) THI CK.
ONE FORD TOURING CAR
ONE 3H-TON VELIE TRUCK »ND
Tltl 11.ER
ONE 1-TON TRAILER
C. L. Hobart Company
“ It’s The Climate
Problem» of sci«-iitifi<
Heating Solved by the
RADIO
l*i|H-le»a Furnace
M IDE IX oltEt.oN
B. S. Dedrick
1*1.1 Mill NG AND SHEET
M ETAL
51« F STREET
If you want a car or truck with
PEP" we have 'em.
A man left his Maxwell Touring Car standing in front of a local
Bank. On It's own accord an I before the driver could get ba k at
the wheel the car jumped through a plate glass window •Back
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 tvo column ■‘Editorial’' out of th«*
Editor. "Backwards."
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We sell Maxwell Cars and Tru ks.
"PEP."
Why?
Of course both the owner of the "Touring
were u«ing ’'Red Crown Gasoline "
"1 til ILS loll SER» l<
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Add, Dollars
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COLLINS AUTO COMPANY
ACCB6SORIE6 ANO REPAIRING
ESSEX
PHONE 317
Sil H STREET,
F } on rely on the old-fashioned
gravity or shallow-pan methods of
cretin separation, you certainly ara
wasting a big percentage of the high-
priced cream your herd is yielding.
Ii you are trying "to get along” with an old
reparator or a cheap, inferior one, you are
jobbing yourself of profits that your herd Is
trying to give to you.
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GRANTS PASS, ORE.
M0T0H5
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Stop All This Cream
Waste—Use A
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lustre. The tr OU ble is with your liver. Take |
Chamberlain’s Stoi na ich and Liver Tablets. They f
will correct that. 1 'hen avoid meats, hot bread 1
and hot cakes, take fr equent baths and a long walk 1
every day, and yci 1 ' will soon be as well and as T
beautiful as ever. Pi rice 25 cents per bottle.
ChajnfeSi Fi. Iain
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CREAM
Come into ou, store the next time you are in town and
let us show you how the Viking skims to the merest
trace and makes every cow you own worth $20 more
’a butter fat every year. Let us show you that the
Viking is the most scientifically constructed ma
chine, made of the finest materials, in th« largest
separator factory in the world.
Let us show you that the Viking is the easiest run
ning, has greater capacity, and is by far the easiest
separator t j clean.
Rogue River Hdw. Co.
WHERE
HIIORTY’M PLACE
WHY
Because we
Mazda lump-
use the Westinghouse
Come up and get one
—take It home, try it. "once used
always used.”
If you are going to
buy a Dodge now or in the spring.
ionic lip and sign I lie order now. for
futuri* delivery, other« !»<■ you
may
not get one.
Grants Pass Service Station
C. A. LINCH, Manager
Originili Dr. S|Mirk
"The Battery Man"