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About Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 2, 1920)
MTS PASS BAILI COURIER; , .IANI tin a, 1020. 1 Low Grade There »as an excellent program al tiie school house òu Christmas eve. Old Santa was there and In the l'est of humor A number of. people <>i Hugo enjoyed th« program. Miss Elsie Powers left for rail.it homo at Grants Pass on Thu '............. .. • morning where she will spend her I Christmas sucatlon and will return to Three Pines after New- Years A pleasant eveulug was enjoyed the home ot Mr. Price on the i evening of IMcember 25 lit Mrs Cor WEEKLY COURIER liss and daughter. Venita. Mr and By mall, per year.................. 18.00 1 Mrs. Wright, Miss Iva Wright. Fred. MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS, -Tom uu<l Virgil Wright and Mr, The Associated Pres« is exclusively Springer. entitled to the use for republication | Venita Corliss Is «¡feuding it few of all news dispatches credited to It ; Quality and Service or all otherwise credited in this ‘ days with her sister, Mrs \ll»n. In paper and also the local news pub- ! Grants Pass. Ushed here!« T Everett Evensizer lias returned . Ah righto of republication ot «pe dal dispatches herein are also re from Medford, where he has been served. I spending Christmas ut his-home. FERRYDALE • FRIDAY, JANUARY 2, 1020. 4 •Mr. Price made a business irli» ,M rs. E. C. Neely and little son. to Grants Paas Monday. Paul. Misses Velma and Bernice ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Mr. Pruitt, of Merlin^ »»» a bus- Everton. Beulah Hussey and Mur- In ess caller In Three J’l'nes one da v 4 ORKUON WKATHER Tokio, Jan. 9.— That a chief cause tha Green, of Grants Pass spent the this week. 4 ♦ Tonight, fair and warmer. 4 for the recent reverses of the Si week end in Ferrydale. 4 'Mr. Garner and sons, of Grunin A. J. Hussey is hauling apples to Pass, iiuulv a business trip to Thru*- 4 Saturday fair, gentle easterly 4 berian army was to be found in its 4 unsanitary conditions was the opin Merlin this week for 8. W. Dunn. winds. Pines on Tuesday. ion expressed recently by Colonel R Johnnie Green, of Grants Pass. Is Everett Evenslier left with his B. Teusler, American Red Cross com visiting Merle and Dale Griffin this team Wednesday morning for Med I week. MAKE THE CENSUS COMPLETE missioner to Siberia. ford. Geo. Prive went with him us - Dr. Teusler wag speaking in the Lester Briggs was at Grants Puss far us Grunts Pass anil will return I An army of 85,000 is now in the Russian embassy at a meeting of*for Wednesday. Mrs. Briggs and infant later to Three Pines. field counting Uncle Samuel's large eign real den la who voted on the spot daughter returned home with him. and rapidly increasing family, and to form the "Tokio International As Some of the young people gathered gathering data on the resources of sociation for Relief in Siberia." Fif at M. L. Griffin’s .Monday evening the nation When the enumerator teen hundred dollars were immedi and spent a pleasant evening. Mrs. C. 8. Hobbs spent Christmas calls, meet him with a smile and aid ately subscribed as a nucleus for the relief fund. and the week end at Grunts Puss. I in this great work that must be com Colonel Teusler describing condi llene Farmer arrived home Wed pleted in so short a time. In the tions said that bad sanitation lotli in nesday the 24th from Astoria to Seizures of Stock Feed Ship cities, only two weeks time is given the army and among the population, spend the Christmas holiday« She j ment Made by Government for the completion ot the census tak with the agonies of starvation, will return to Astoria Sunday. Authorities. ing. and unless there Is cooperation brought about extreme misery and a Mr. and Mrs. J. Wertz and daugh moral breakdown which was espe ters. Mary and Ida, and Grandma by the citizen body, the work will 8elztires of shipments of stock feeds cially reflected in the troops who | be only partly completed. A felt that they had no support behind Griffin were out from Granta Pass on the charge of ndulten'tlon mid mis branding. because of the sale of re community like Grants Pass has a them. The minds of the population Sunday. ground bran am! screening* us short«, Mr. and 'Mrs. John Murray ami definite interest in seeing that the seemed to have become almost be have besn made upon the re<oiniuemla- children were visitors at M. L. Grif tlon of official« ot the bureirti of ehem taking of the census is properly done. numbed and absolutely indifferent to fins Sunday. what happened or to the suffering in lstry. Uulted States department of For 10 years the figures atid the F. N. Robertson was at Grants agriculture, who are charged with the others.. data obtained during the next two enforce' '-ot of the federal fund and Colonel Teusler added that al Pass Monday on business. Mrs. R. Stevenson. Gertrude Ro drugs net. weeks will be the basis for all offl- though such numbers of the people Th. feed known to the trade as dal compilations, and an error now were starving there was sufficient bertson and Grandma Robertson "sliorts" contains mure nutritive mate were calling on Mr. and Mrs. Mor- food, but ^ack of transportation fa will be carried through the entire rial than ground bran and screenings, rison Sunday. cilities prevented Its distribution und sells III the market for a consider decade. Grandpa Van Dorn is slowly re- ably higher price. The sale of ground where most needed. It will be better to aid in this cen covering from a severe attack of bran and screenings ns shorts. In the pneumonia. sus taking, and be sure It is correct, opinion of the officials. Is not only a Jess AJagh. of Grants Pass, spent i fraud upon the put' baser, but Is de than to put in the next ten years de Christinas with Air. and Mrs Ôeorge moralizing to tiie feed industry. Hon crying the efforts of the enumerators Jones and they all took dinner at est feed manufacturers who correctly <Continued from page 1) and asserting incorrectness of the the home of Chas. Dora. , label their feeds are placed at a dis of injuries. The quarter closed with returns. The Chamber of Commerce The Ferrydale Sunday school gave advantage in competing with manu a 7-6 score, and neither team was a pleasing Christmas program Sun facturers nnd dealers who put out might well name a committee to able to score 1n the last half of the day evening of songs and re itationsl cheaper ptsslucts under the mimes of help and to see that not only are the game. higher priced ones. which was enjoyed by a house full The shipment Into interstate com people of the city and the county all Steers, Ja obberger. Huntington of friends and neighbors. merce of ground bran and screenings, properly enumerated, thit that such and Manerud were the stars of the T. J Everton spent Christmas at labeled as shorts, constitutes laitli vital statistics as are required, data Oregon aggregation, although the Grants Pass with his family. adulteration and misbranding under support rendered by their teammates Miss Berneitu Morrison, of lx>s 1 the terms of the federal food and concerning production and resources was of the best. Steers punted and drugs act. Inspectors have been In throughout the county, be correctly bucked the line in a manner that Angeles, arrived Wednesday to make structed to watch for Interstate ship her aunt Mrs. A. B. Allen an extend returned. ments of adulterated nnd misbranded made him the favorite of the Oregon ed visit. If each individual will become ac supporters, and when he was forced Dr. 'Loughrldge was called to the stock feeds. Action will be taken, say the officials, In all cases found to be In tive, being sure that not only is he out by an Injury and Manerud went home of Mr. and Mrs. George Jones violation of the law. in. the latter rhn like a demon, Tuesday as they were both ill. properly enumerated, but that the punted in style remarkable consider- Born to Mr. and Mrs. Frank (Mor Printing that pleases vVe do It' other fellow also is not missed, it ing his small size and weight and rison Tuesday thé 30th, a daughter. Courier Job Department. will correct many of the evils that bucked the line so stronglv that he have crept into many of the former hurtled through time after time. For Harvard the Horweens were enumerations. So make it a part of the bright particular stars. whj|e your business during the next two Eddie Casey, their teammate back weeks to help the enumerator in his of the line, worked hard and success effort. He wants to do it right. He fully. There was no development of any particular style of play, the for will if yon lend assitance. • ward pass, punting-, line formation®, Physicians, Dentists and Nurses It.-lv on Him—Isn't 111 ft Sufficient a few trick plays and all other usual Reioon for Public Confidence'.* “Masterly incompetence and con- tacti s being used as the occasion re sistent inconsistency” is the way the quired and without any particular There are many good reasons for met annually for confercn e fit or- Portland Oregonian refers to recent lack of success, or shining victory, the confidence the public repose in der to obtain the best formulas for , for any of them. actions of Oregon’s acting governor. their druggist. First, he is educated its products that the combined skill I It then uses a • olumn of its space and experience of its members to know by four years of College cotild prodine. \ll these artlc'o »re C rigmt this WAY 1 It. would to prove the indictment and Practical training. Second, ethi nun-secret, strictly ethical. The in be difficult to find a jury in the state cal physicians everywhere rely im gredients in all A. D. S. preparations of Oregon that has not formed a like E lect «, ic plicitly on his skill they truHt him conform to the standard advocated WAY opinion, and the Oregonian's case This faith, of course, originates and by the government, and cannot he ex stands sustained by a practically celled in quality. As the association ’ is .maintained by the professional is strictly co-operative. Its merchan-j "Masterly in unanimous verdict, service rendered by the druggist In dfse is also sold at the very lowest . competence and consistent inconsis filling prescriptions, Everyone ad-, prices possible for the quality. tency” explains about all that. mits this confidence when offe-ring a I In Grants Pass your druggist will wrong with the governor's office. prescription to a druggist. I tell you that A.D.S. Household Reme Very few men can he honest in dies, like Milk of Magnesia, Aspirin, « department ot their business, Digestive Tablets, I’eredlxo Tooth While Oregon lost, technically, the dishonest in the other. Dr. Jekyl Paste, etc., are the best that they can Kjme at Pasadena yesterday, it won Mr. Hyde exist very little in real find in all markets. This druggist for western football the wholesome if you trust your druggist to stands squarely behind every A.D.S?. Electricity points the way for respect of the eastern athletes. The you to start the new year your prescription, therefore, in product with an unqualified guaran right, Mrs. Good Housekeeper, team that comes from the east next all fairness, you must accept his word tee and a hearty endorsement. Sit'll ft. shows you how to avoid the against the word of unknown and far .a recommendation is the greatest year will ome in fear and tremb- wash day labor and excessive distant manufacturers. j that can obtain, based on (lie sclen- laundry bills, ft shows you Ung, for they know that in the west how the vacuum principle of the ; tlflc knowledge of tens of thousands To recommend an article, they will find a contest that will electric cleaning will keep your druggist must of course, know what of experts and fulfilled by a man you home sanitary. Resolve to equal their best. It contains and how it is made, and know well and must trust impliciti' start on the electric way to this was one reason for the forma - your druggist. wards home content. tion of a co-operative national asso Whenever you need a hotiseho! I Meal From Bananas. ciations of druggists and physicians remedy or toilet article ask i:-i It has been proved that the produce who prepare a complete line of house A.D.S. 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