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About Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 18, 1919)
GRANTS P .AM DAMA OOUKUM ì FASE TWO GRANTS PASS Oil COURIER \ Published Daily Bwpt 8uH<*X E VOORHIM, Pub, and Propr. I A Pure Syrup steam. A foreign oil supply should also bo sought and diplomatic ami Industrial means us«*l to develop IL z * ♦ ♦ 4 4 4 4 4 4 4>4 4 4 4 4 4 ♦ ♦i 4 ' IXHIGE AND SOCIETY 4 EI,EtTI<»\S 4 4 * ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦44444444 ♦ Entered at poetoffice. Grants Fa*. Ora., aa second class mail matter. ADVERTISING RAT SB CRIMSON RAMBLER Display «pace, per inch.......... ........... J®‘ L xm U- personal column, per line, lvc Heeders, per line— ---------- 6e DAILY COURIER By mail or carrier, per - •»« By mail or oarrier, per month .50 Cane and Maple Try it on Golden Rod Pancakes WBEKL.Y COURIER By mail, per ------------ .-.-HO® MEMBER of ASSOCIATED PRESS TtM Associated Press is sxciuaiyely muai to the use for republication **an news disphtoh« çrcditsd ‘1 Qua/ity and Service or all otherwise credited in thU pap«r and also the local news pub- T T 1*414*4 herein All righto of republication of s pe this special department with its own Consideration of water power and ps teb es herein are also re- KINNEY & TRUAX GROCERY TH1RSDAY. DECEMBER IN, IBltt. ♦♦4444 ♦4444444444 4 OREGON WEATHER 4 ♦ ♦ ♦ Friday rain in west and rain ♦ or snow in east portion. Warm 4 er tonight. Strong southeast ♦ 4 winds. ,♦♦♦44x44 44 444444 ♦ VIOLATING THE GAME RAWS law enfoniu* officials, other officers of the law have not felt it a part of their duty to become especially ac tive in this line of law enforcement. The outcome has been that the hunt er and the angler has put up his money for licenses to create a fund for enforcing the game and fish laws and has received little In reiurn The loss of game and fish through illegal hunting and fishing has not been the worst thing that has come out of the system, however. It is breeding a generation that has small regard for the law that says "thou shalt not.” and if it breeds contempt for the game laws it is going to breed contempt for all law and order When a boy is 'brought up to believe that it is all right to violate a law just so you are not caught at it. we are do ing more damage to the foundations of our government than we know. The boy ha« been started on a career with a point of view that is going to wreck him, and that makes of him as great a menace to good government as the open peddlers of antl-govem- Word comes from reliable sources that during the recent severe weath er the game laws have been, violated with impunity by boys and men in this district. The valley quail was especially easy prey for these law violators, for they would bunch up ’ beneath the bushes, or would come into the door yard in search of food. We believe it is true that more quail have been killed during the past 10 days than in all the year before. The numbers of the valley quail killed legally during the open sea son does not have a very important tnfuence upon the quail population, but the pot hunters of the storm ment propaganda. period are bringing extinction near to this beautiful little game bird. MOVING INDUSTRY'S WHEE1-S The state of Oregon has a regular The nation has not sufficiently re ly organized department supposedly alized the value of its greatest re for the enforcement of the game source, its undeveloped water power, laws. Having placed this class of Had there been development of the Jaw enforcement in the hands power that is now wasted in the streams of the country, the strike of the coal miners would not have been so serious a menace to industry and to the comfort of the people. Water power, which is not depreciated or reduced by use. should move more of our trains, warm more of our homes, propel more of the wheels of indus try, than any other force provided by nature. Coal and gas and oil will some time have been exhausted, but water power, like Tennyson’s ’Brook,’’ goes on forever. If the power of iRogue river could be con trolled, it would generate electrical energy more than ample to move all Fine Chinaware the traffic of western Oregon, warm Community Silver and light its homes, keep industry moving, in spite of strikes tn the coal Cut Glass mines or tie-upe in through traffic. Framed Pictures In his report just issued, the sec Excellent Christmas retary of the interior call the atten tion of the nation to the undeveloped Gifts possibilitiee for power in the natural Bargain Prices to resources of the nation, and especial Close Out Lines. ly for conservation of coal and petro- leum. The secretary say«: J. F. LLOYD 212 South Sixth St. ‘ The measure of a people’s induM- trial capacities seems to bp surely Sherwood Coasters at a fixed by its motive power possibility, Bargain and the coal strike has brought con 9 cretely before us the disturbing fact that we live virtually by unanimous consent. '1jet less than one half of one per cent of our population quit their work of digging coal and we i are threatened with the combined horrors of pestilence and famine.” generate heat in Mr. 1,ane asks adequate provision the human system to collect statistical information aibout the industry, paving the way FINK FOR THIS ( 01,1) SN II’ to better utilization of fuel in fu ture. —all kind* Horning’s Candies Mitoouic—Royal Arch High Priest F. M. liuyler King G M. Flint 3 ri be I .oil I.* Btineliaugh. I Capt. Host Jack Hathaway. Pria. SoJ. 3am Slinebaugh P A. CeiH. ®. V. Smith. I Sec retar jr- A. K Casa Trwaa. — James Holman. Master 3rd Veil J. K. Peterson, Master 2nd Veil W. W. Walker. \faster tat 1 Veil Joseph Fetzner. Sentinel I A. K. Brown. Ohly 6 Days WHEN lol EI.EIU III ' Gil’It* <H IND SflAIRWtlll- Christmas BARNES, The Jeweler i petroleum d«i«oaits takes Mr. lame to the wider spaces of the west. He states that 70 per c«nt of the avail able horsepower in the nation lie* west of the Mississippi, and places the total oil production In 1918 at Sun Francisco, Dec IS From two 356,000,000 barrels. Paaaage of rooms In a small frame building to public land leasing legislation will 35,000 square feet of floor spare In a three story brick structure Indi make available further rich supplies cates the expansion of the Industrial he says, and eventually the deposits work of the Sun Fntneisco A hhoc I s - of oil shale "can be made to yield tion for the Blind from November vastly more oil than has been found 1. 191S, to November i. 191». The association provides adult in i>ools or sands.” blind with gainful occupation, "Yet with all the optimism that ries them in motor truck to can be Justified." the report says. "I from the building and also does would urge a policy of saving a» to ucational work. Under the direction «rf exiierU. petroleum that should be rigid in the blind workers make reed and rattan extreme. If we are long to enjoy furniture from designs Imported the benefits of a petroleum age, we , from abroad. They produce must save this oil.” rugs, brooms and baskets, all Ships using fuel oil should be quantities which have made the en equippe«! with internal combustion terprise. according to William .Mitch ell Bunker, chairman of the a«h Isory motors. Mr. laine believes, and not,' ' board, "a unique economic welfare be allowed to burn make) (success." The products are shipped to all parts of the country. Mr. Bunker says the blind, work ing by touch, do their work more thoroughly than the sight worker. The association does not house 1 the blind, but it gives them the means of making themselves Inde- pendent, One hundred persons are support««! by the ««arnings of blind workers of the asaociatlon. The association hits many members in San Francisco. Their annual dues keep the enterprise going. They make no profit, as the associa tion is legally a benevolent organiza tion. You Are Sure . of Worthy Quality The Store of the Christmas Spirit ». P. TU m InaMctor Next do«* IV* NsUowal Haek NOTICE FOR AITO AGENtA Our representative will be at the Josephine Hotel. .Monday, December 22. for the purpose of selecting someone as agent to sell the Cleve land and (Chandler cars, and the Fed eral truck line in Josephine county for the season of 1920. The Chand- ler car and the Federal tru«-k are too well known to need any comment, The Clevelan«! six, the Chandler's little brother is proving the sensation for the coming season. This is a rare opport unity for any live man to step Into an automobile agency line that is complete in every detail. 9HELY B HAU, MOTOR CO. Medford. Oregon. noth "E Books! Books! Books! Z» f ft I » “The Re-creation of Kent.” and other new rights. » The Wardrobe Cleaners 315 N. Sixth Street Phone 147 Cleaning Pressing Repairing Auction sale Monday. December 22 at 2 p. m. at Red Front barn Two government horses. weight “4100. Good pack or work horses. To highest bidder for cash. G. A. SORRE3.S. U. 3. Transit man 49 Brian copy- FORMER GOVERNOR OF WASH INIZTON DIED TOD M The "Tarzan” and Zane Gray books and many others in the popular copyright«. Walla Walla. Wash., Dec. 18. - Miles C. Moore, last territorial gov- ernor of Washington, banker and president of the board of trustees of Whitman college, died at a local hos- pital today, He had Ibeen ill two weeks and was 75 years old. "The Blue Bird.” "Stickeen.” "The Story of Scotch” and many other children’s books. ............................3 Demaray’s Drug & Stationery Store at Bargain Prices ’NEW TODAY BARGAIN In Chevrolet ear. buys it. Phone 515. FORDS $150 47tf WANTED- -Used cylinder records. Apply No. 2280 care Courier. 52 C. L. Hobart Company —all I «rices. SATIN UNIS« GOODS 23 variotie* mixed in healed < an* Russell & Gilbert’s I NADVHRTISED line of ton candies Horning’s Shack TURKEYS 48 CENTS We want ail tlic fancy turkey* ««• can g«-t at this price to arrive not later tlian Ihviyber 23rd. Under grades at marked price ac- cording to quality. We handle live poultry of all kind* at lop prices, also dressed meat*, eggs and <r«*am. BITTER FAT TODAY SO CENTS (Portland, Oregon I Simpl« glycerine, buckthorn bark, etc,, as mlxe«l in Adler-i-ka, remove* all foul, ac ’umnlated poisonous mat ter from BOTH upper and lower bow els and prevents appendicitis. . Re lieves ANY 'OASE gas on ntoinach or constipation. The INSTANT pie? ant action of Adler-i-ka surpris«*« both doctors and patients. 'A bus in*«* man reports great benefit in a long standing case of indigestion and sour stomach National Drug Store. ANNOUNCEMENT! After December 10th, 1 will again take In general overhauling work for the winter, but will discontinue It after March 30th, 19 If you wish to have me do your work bring it In early. Batteries, Generators and Magnetoes overhauled and repaired I Handle the RACINE TIRES E. A. ADAMS, Auto Electrician IJrensCd Auto Eleclririan «nd Battery Repairman Rhone dd IMW South Mxth Street *
