Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, December 26, 1919, Page 2, Image 2

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We Wish You
All
IN V CIIU’I.E
The Season’s Greetings
I Portland Oregonian)
The reasoning of Governor Olcott,
in his wonderful solution of the
rumpus over State Biologist Finley,
takes the form of the following
miracle of logic:
1. The commission is within its
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dear right In maintaining its con­
trol over all Its under-officials and
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for its authority. un»l of cooperation
AU rights of republication of *PC-
dal dispatches herein are also r*- the provision of more and better verse generation seeking for a sign , in Its work.
■erred.
3. The commission performed a
schools and for a guarantee that the
how clear a call conies from a bit
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1010.
i
Justifiable
act in dismissing Biologist
school programs will be carried out of advice given by Roosevelt to his
Finley.
Hough Riders:
, fully.
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4. The governor supimrts the rom-
Other women’s clubs are taking up
"Get into action. Do things. Be
♦ ■
♦
OREGON WEATHER
mission in its action.
♦ ' the same great task in their own lo­
Tonight and Saturday fair. ♦ calities and states. This is a prob­
♦
5. The commission should there­
4 expect probably rain in north- ♦
fore rescind its order and reinstate
lem in which the men should be just
♦ west portion. Moderate south- ♦
Biologist Finley.
4 erly galea.
♦ as vitally interested as the women
6. Biologist Finley should not be
♦♦♦4444«**«4A44444 However, the task has been theirs in
accountable
to the
commissloi.,
the past and they have let It slide
RIGHTING SCHOOL WRONGS
which,
however,
should
always
main­
until now the system seems to be
Kansas club women are taking up
tain
its
authority
over
Its
under-
breaking down under the greatest
the fight to save the schools from
1 officials and employes.
emergency the schools have ever
disaster. There is a shortage of
We rather think
the governor
faced.
over 2.000 teachers in the state.
would
have
done
better
to stand by
There is scarcely a bigger job
.Many schools will be unable to hold
his
guns.
ahead of the women of the country
any sessions at all until something
today than this one of working to
special has been done to meet the
It is not so bad as it seems, broth-
put the public schools upon a sound
situation. The school funds on hand
er. You can swear off smoking in
financial and educational footing. In
are barely sufficient to pay even reas­
just one week and not offend wlfle
the long run the solution to most of
when you ditch the rest of that box
onable salaries to the teachers now
the problems troubling the public to­
of
cigars you got in vour cock yes­
at work unless the school term is
day iles in the enlightenment and
terday. There is less martyrdom in
shortened.
training of the ignorant and un
swearing off than in smoking the
The Kansas situation is fairly typ­ skilled.
rest of 'em.
ical of the general condition in other
SATURDAY ONLY
For $1.00
16 Bars Eels Naptha Soap
BARNES, The Jeweler
H. I»
Time Inspector
Neat door First
National liant
KINNEY & TRUAX GROCERY
sections. The women are demand­
FOIL
ing a more adequate taxing system
for the schools, and asking for spe­
All controversy about the disput­
cial levies to take care of the situa­
ed question set aside, there is one
tion in existence right now. They
way, undoubted, in which the dead
Intend to bring pressure to bear for
do communicate with the living.
A great man oft-times makes, for
an immediate need or occasion, some
pronouncement which, after the oc­
casion which called its forth, is tem­
porarily laid aside and forgotten.
Ix»ng after his death this may come
to light. Such is chance, or fate,
generate heat in
or justice, that it comes at the mo­
the human system
ment when it is most needed. And
because
it is founded on rock prin­
FINE FOR THIS COED SNAP
ciples of life and development, it
meets the new occasion even more
kinds
Our old friend the bean in the
bladder wu»s a piker when compared
with a peanut in the governor's
SATIN FINISH GOODS
23 varieties mixed
in 3O-lb. sealed cans
Russell & Gilbert's
UNADVERTISED
line of box candies
Horning’s Shack
fittingly than it did the old.
The words of Lincoln, Washing-:
ton, Franklin. Jefferson have often
so spoken down the years, holding
the American people to their ideals.
The words also of Theodore Roose­
velt. spoken in his prime, cry aloud
I to Americans of the duties of citi­
zenship In this troublous period. At
a time when the world is restless, ill
at ease, squandering its precious
treasures of time and power—a per-
315 N. Sixth Street
Phone 147
Cleaning
Pressing
Repairing
>
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We call and deliver
I
chair.
NEW TODAY
BARGAIN in Chevrolet car.
buy« It. Phone Bit.
*450
47If
WANTED beading soprano singer
for choir work. Address No. 2266
care Courier.
4Stf
Horning’s
Candies
price«».
The Wardrobe Cleaners
FOR SA DE—Strictly up to grade,
scientifically packed fancy and
extra fancy Grimes Golden. Spltz-
enberg and
Newtown
apples.
Phone 369.
51
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JI ST RECEIVED---A car of super­
phosphate.
Another car will ar­
rive about January 15th. Oregon
Cement Sewer Pipe & Tile Co. 55
If
TRADE Wanted, team of horses
about 1400, and wagon anti cash,
Trade for Ford touring car. Ad-
(1 ress No. 2341, care Courier. 54
fouxd - Bunch of keys. Owner can
secure them at the Courier office.
1
To Be Delicious
•-
We carry whatever you want In auto »uppll»-« and save you
money on cai'h sale
It Isn’t necessary for us to enumerate the articles Included.
Just drop In here when you want anything connected with the car.
W»» want your business and will prove, by our service, that wo
dpserve it.
AGENTS
FOR
HUDSON
MAXWILL
CHALMERS AND ESSEX CARS
COLLINS AUTO COMPANY
ACCfMORIU ANO REPAIRINC
PHONE 317
5// H STREET,
GRANTS PASS, ORE
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HORN
WEEK To Mr. and Mrs. Herlært
Meek on 'Applegate, Friday,
cember 26, a son.
STINE To Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stine
of this city, Thursday, December
25, a »laughter.
must be well chosen and hand-
led in an experienced way. On­
ly a butcher with the right kind
Christ mas Eve Dancing Party—
of knowledge can select meats
The Battery Shop
The Christmas eve dancing party
given by Mrs. Goettache was a de­
cided success and was enjoyed by
about 75 couples. Christmas deco­
rations, a tree and colored lights
added to the attractiveness of the
hall, and the enjoyment of the even­
ing was added to by the songs by
Jim Lium and piano music by Miss
Calvert.
Music was furnished by
.Mrs. Smith, Joe Wharton, Lee En-
yert, Hilton
Smith
an»i
Neilson
brothers.
Mrs. Margaret, Moore
served a buffet lunch.
that suit your taste.
Try the meats sold at this store
314 North 6th Street, across from the
Court House, is the WILLARD SERVICE
STATION. Service Batteries for all cars.
—the
best
cuts—make
most tempting meals
the
In this
town.
Phone 127.
A. V- Hazelton, Prop.
Successor to C. A. Linch
The City Market
Carriers Wanted—
Corner Fifth ami G Streets
CaYrier boys for Daily Courier
wanted routes now open.
Extra
pay for rainy weather.
Apply
once.
Mining blanks at
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office.
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Courier
Matinee — Night
Take good »-are of your
Kurd
car.
Don’t expect It to give you full s»-rvl»-
unless you give ft s »mo care and itten-
tlon. L»»t UH give It regular treatment
occasionally. No "bogus''
(¿arts or unworthy ma­
terials us<-1 In our shops,
but genuine Ford ma­
terials and experli'iicnd
Ford mechanics. We'll keep your I’ord
car serviceable for years if von givo
us the chance. Onr prices are mighty
reasonable.
We want your trade.
Why can't we have if? M'o will serve
you better than anybody else.
I,DING—RECHARGE I’ORD MAG­
NETOS IN ( AR
Don’t
Take '
Chances
C. L Hobart Company
FOLEY CATHARTIC TABLET!
MONDAY and
TUESDAY
They clear the bowe.a, »weeten the «tom-
ach and tone up the liver. Do not gripe.
J. E. Colver, 103 Labor Temple, Loa Anfclea,
Cal.: "Alter 56 yeara’ erpenincr with all aorta
and kind* ol cathartic remediea. I Mot wiae to
Foley Cathartic Tablet*. and they are tbc beat I
ever aaed."
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