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PAGE TWO IHU MANNERS LIKED Bi CHILEAN SRAHTS PASS OAILY COURIER Published Dally^ Except Sunday >. ■. VOORH1E8. Pub. and Propr ■Stared at postoffi e, Granta Paaa. Ore., aa second class inai^ matter. ADVERTISING RATES Display apace, per Inch..................... 30c Local-persona I column, per line.. 10c Readers, per line.................................. 5 c it i > d n, .11x1 x it x o, 10-20. GRANT*! I* AIM DAILY OOlR1KK Balcony Specials We Wish You Ail _______ 5c 10c 25c 15c Santiago, Chile, Jan. 0. "Why 1 I am Yattkophile" is live subject of an article contributed by lltimas Noti- clas by a Chilean »ho has visited the DAILY COURIER . United State«. Some of the reasons By mail or carrier, per year....»«.00 he gives for liking the United State« By mail or carrier, per month .50 I are: Because when a person falls down WEEKLY COURIER nobody laughs. By mall. ; er year ......... > ' When in the street u person Bteps MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS 1 on another» toes, they do not Insult < The Associated Press is exclusively each other. entitled to the use tor republication The shopkeepers can leave their DRY GOODS DEPT. of all news dlspatohes credited to it deliveries on the doorstep. or all otherwise credited in thia paper and also the local news pub People keep tn line at ticket of- lished herein. flees and have resinsct for each Oth- J All rights of republication of spe cial dispatches herein are also re which districts would vote upon the have the finest climate in the whole ers place in the line. Everybody takes a bath. served. * «question the people affected could wide world. People have only one surname. ITE8DAY, JANUARY <J, IMO. But note: The December weather There Is .profound respect for the regulate Rogue conditions. reports for the stations at both Med police. The public fear the police The advocates of a closed stream ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ford and Grants Pass are at hand. and not tho police the public. ♦ OREGON WEATHER ♦ do not propose to prohibit the taking The Grants Pass import shows 12 The people know bow to walk in ---------- ♦ of salmon, but they de advocate a ♦ the streets, ulways passing to the days as cloudy during th«» month; 4- Tonight and Wednesday, fair ♦ right and they do not stop to talk. ’ measure that will remove all nets Medford, 22. Snowfall, Grants Pass, ♦ ♦ and continued cold. Gentle There is only ''first-class" on rail ♦ north easterly winds. ♦ (from the stream, substituting in 5 *s inches; Medford, 11 Inches. Min road trains and special cars for ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦▼♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ place the taking of commercial sal imum temperature, Grants Pass, 2 smokers. Drunkards in that country are an mon with the troll. This would not above; Medford, 9.7 below zero. But AN INDUSTRY DESTROYED extinct species. sweep from the stream the smaller why prolong the agony. The figures published elsewhere in The name doesn’t make the man. fish as does the seine, and would "It's the Climate." but the man the name. the Courier today speak eloquently permit salmon to ascend the upper It is a sign of ill breeding not to . of an industry destroyed by the av respect the opinions of others river to be caught with the troll and arice and selfishness of the prac (There ar«» two hundred religions in also to reach the spawning beds to tical monopoly that has controlled that country). maintain the supply in the river. The the fishing business on Rogue river Youths of IS are In the iinlversl- . | taking of salmon by trolling has de ; ties, and not in the stock exchange ' for the past eight years. The salmon veloped into an industry of magni | or saloons. fishing at Grants Pass was once of Democracy co-exists with the gov- , tude on many of the streams of the considerable magnitude, bringing in eminent. west, and would here if it were given I-ondon. Jan. 6 The German war thousands of dollars to the commun I The men know how to sing and a trial. ships sunk by their masters at Sca;>a ity and providing employment for a It will be worse than wasted effort Flow will be blown up shortly, it was large number of men during the fish said here today. The decision to dis flag season. But the glory of the up to attempt to put through the legis pose of the vessels this way followed per river commercial fishing has de lature measures regulating fishing at completion of the investigation by parted, and with it Is being taken the mouth of the river. Governors a special allied commission. that greatest glory of the Rogue, its can still veto and affected interests (Continued from page 1) sport fishing. The meagre catch of can still invoke the referendum. A One of the largest private stamp salmon during,1919 did not pay for measure initiated by petition or re collections of the country la owned makes public with the late presl the assembling of equipment and the ferred by the legislature closing the by a woman—Mrs. Ella Parrish of dent’s permission and authority. In-' Wallace, Idaho. time of the men employed. In fact, river at least for a period to all nets eluded his appointment of an inves 1 tigating or arbitrary commission ' at the close of the season all the is the only method by which the swinish proclivities of the monopoly without regard to whether or not the boats with one or two exceptions had R ight this way operators asked for it or agreed to can be curbed and a destroyed indus disappeared from the upper river. ——-1 MADAM abide by its decisions. He asked ex-. try can be permitted to recover. The people of this district were of President Cleveland in ease he were j the opinion that there was a middle to appoint such a commission. If he WAY DISPELLING THE FOG would accept a place on it. and. a - ground where both the commercial cording to Mr. Bishop. Mr. Cleveland That climate slogan adopted by industry and the sport could be main-1 replied favorably. tained unimpaired. And no dqubt j Grants Pass seems to get on the "The president then Informed Ma there was. Laws acceptable to all nerve of the young man who writes jor General John M. Schofield that except the monopoly were passed by for the Medford Mail Tribune till he in case of federal Interference he wished to send him to the coal re-. the legislature only to be defeated ’ imagines that whenever the sun gions with the regular army troo(»s ( through the political manipulation^ hides his face, it is because of fog with instructions to act as receiver i of the friends of the monopoly. There that conies from down the valley. of the mines, take <1111 charge, put seems now but one solution for the Comparisons are not always the down all violence, and disregard any problem and for the saving of both, sweetest things upon earth, but they orders from the operators. He ask Electricity points the way‘for commercial and sport fishing upon are sometimes necessary for the pro- j ed the general, if. in <ase the opera you to start the new year right, Mrs. Good Housekeeper. tors went to court and had a writ ( the Rogue. That solution is a closed i per enlightenment of the unenlight-j It shows you how to avoid the served on him. would he do as was stream, either for a definite period ened. There is nothing wrong with j wash day labor and excessive done under Lincoln, simply send the laundry bills. It shows you of years, or closed without a time the climate anywhere in the Rogue writ on to the president? After a how the vacuum principle of limit, when, through the passage of valley, and were It not that Grants little thought the general replied electric cleaning will keep your such a measure as that proposed byi Pass Is upon the map, Medford would home sanitary. Resolve to that he would. Roosevelt said: ‘All start on the elective way to right, I will send you.’ ” wards home content. * President (Roosevelt, it was said, had all preparations made for start ing the trooi»« within half an hour after the request for federal aid was received. The plan was not execut ed. Mr. Bishop says, "because at the last moment the operators changed HARPER’S ELECTRIC STORE front and consented to the apjmint- Physician«, Dentists and Nurses Itcly on Him—Isn’t That Sufficient ment of a commission. Whether or Reason for Public Confidence? not they got wind of the presidtmt’s purpose has never been revealed, but There are many good reasons for to obtain the best formulas for its some powerful Influence was respon the confidence the public repose in products that the combined skill and sible for their Httdden reversal." their druggist. First, he is educated experience of its members could pro to know by four years of College ice. A'll these articles are non-sec- Dying Act Saves Passengers. and Practical training. Second, ethi ret, strictly ethi al. The ingredients A dying motorrnan’s last act wns to cal physicians everywhere rely im in all A.l).3. preparations conform to apply the brakes to his car to prevent plicitly on his skill—they trust him. the standard advocated by the gov it from going over I lie precipitous In This faith of, course, originates and ernment, and cannot be excelled in cline on the Hudson palisades u. ; is maintained by the professional quality. As the association is strict Edgewater, N. J. Thrown from tlielr service rendered by the druggist in ly cooperative, its merchandise is al seats by the sudden stopping of the filling prescriptions. Everyone ad- so sold at the very lowest prices pos car, the 30 passengers found the mo- ' torman. Alexander Rabb, dead from mits this confidence when offering a sible for the quality. heart disease. The car had stopped on prescription to a druggist. In Grants Pass your druggist will the edge of the precipice. Very few men can be honest in tell you that A.D.S. Household Reme one department of their business. dies, like Milk of Magnesia. Aspirin, and dishonest in the other. Dr. Jekyl Digestive Tablets. Peredixo Tooth Quartz blanks at Courier office. and Mr. Hyde exist very little In real Paste, etc., are the best that they can NEW TODAY life, If you trust your druggist to find in all markets. This druggist fill your prescription, therefore, in stands squarely behind every A.D.S. SEE G. P. JESTER for life insur all fairness, you must accept his word product with an unqualified guaran ance Penn (Mutual Life. 59tf against the word of unknown and far tee and a hearty endorsement. Such ESTRAY NOTICE (’ame to the C. distant manufacturers. a recommendation Is the greatest O. Bigelow ranch on or about No To recommend an article, the drug-! that can obtain, based on the scien vember loth: 1 light red, three- gist must of course, know what it ■ tific knowledge of-tens of thousands year-old steer, brand A two or 7t> contains and how it Is made, anil of experts and fulfilled by a ntan yon on right hip and brand 40 on loft this was one reason for the forma-! know well and must trust.Implicitly hip, mark crop off of right ear, un tion of a cooperative national asso-; - your druggist. der slope In left ear. Owner can ciatioh of druggists and physicians' Whenever you need a household have same by paying for ad ver: I s who prepare a comidete line of ¡remedy or toilet article, ask an A. ing and feed. Newcomb and Kra- household remedies and toilet goods., D 3. Druggist to reommend one to dcl. fid tsl, for a demonstration All A.I) 3. Druggists identify This association is the American ‘ you. FOB FADE or exchange for stool or Be sure to see these lights Druggists Syndicate, (popularly called themselves with prominent window property 2 Ford touring cars and A.D.S., whFh boasts a membership or counter displays. \sl< one about 1 Overland bug. inquire Roy Hlr- of 28,000 druggists and physicians, A.D.S. products, If you would trust glns. Red Front Harn. the largest of its kind in the world. him to fill your prescription, it’s only For 10 years these professional men fair to take his word about the mpr FOR RENT Six room house, 3 lots, met annually for conference in order chandise he sells. for »8. Phone 293-J. f.3 Bargains The Season’s Greetings BARNES, The Jeweler H. I*, rime lna|MM'tor Seit Moor First National llauk kinniìyìtri ; an WILL BLOW UP GERMAN SHIPS AT SCAPA FLOW I Start the New Year Right Buy a Maxwell MONT MILES I'EBGALIAtX OX GAS MOST MILES l*ER DOLLAR ON TIRES We have a few 1020 Touring Fars in Stock. < all and look tlmm over» They s«»ll themsehrea. . We also have in stock a few iimm I car« al Itargaina. THE I OHO < HAI.MERS IS A WONDER Call ami mw for y«mr»elf. If you want a »It cjlimicr car the < luiltimrs 1» just what you'r«» looking for. Medium priced, no lim it to power, a bear for comfort and looks, it’s lasting quelltle« un excelled and last but not least it Is economical to operate. AlJM) REME.MHER WE CARRY X < OMPI.ETE AX’D RX'EHNOItlEN and C SUOI* WITH Til It'S IX CHARGE FOR MAXWELL CHALMERS AND ESSEX CARS COLLINS AUTO COMPANY ®Accistoniu amo rcpairinc PHONE 317 5// H STREET, ESSEX MOTORS GRANTS PASS, ORE Whose Word is Better Than Your Druggist’s? A NEW WONDER White Mazda Lamps T The Wardrobe Cleaners .315 N. Sixth Street Phone 147 Cleaning Pressing Repairing Wejeall and deliver I ___________________________________________________ Rogue River Hdw. Old Newspapers, 5c and l()c Bundles
