Grants Pass daily courier., January 10, 1920, Page 7, Image 7

NATI RDIY, JINI litt IO. 1020.
GRANTS PISS DAILY (OI'RIEIt
Car Bargains
The Battery Shop
CHEVROLET
( IIEUMH.ET
FORD, GOOD SHAPE
Forti. NEW TIRES
OVERLAND WITH STARTER ..................
314 North Gth Street, across from the
Court House, is the WILLARD SERVICE
STATION. Service Batteries for all cars
s.Kzi.w.
ftL’lÄdi iMÌ
tPHI.'KI
mtwd hand cars koight and hold
C. L. Hobart Company
A. V* Hazelton, Prop
Successor to C. A. Li neh
ANNOUNCEMENT!
After December 10th, I will again take in general overhauling
work for the winter, but will discontinue it after March 30th. 1920.
M you wish to have me do your work bring It In early.
Batteries, Generators and Magnetoes overhauled and repaired.
Classified Advertising
FOR H A I Ji
I Handle the RACINE TIRES
STRAYED
FOR SALE Ford touring car, t no­ EBTIIAY NOTK’E Carne to Ih« C.
del 1916. Price 8350. Just being
<> Blgwlow ranch <>n or ubont No
FEDERAL AGENT FINDS IN< ENDIAKY
LETTERS
overhauled at Adam’s garage.
vember lfith: 1 llght red, three-
The office of ‘‘l/ulsve,” a Ltthnnian radical newspajier was raided
Owner W, I. Powers, West B
year-cld Hteer, brand A two or 7« by department of justice agents. They found Joseph Walutewlcs, bus­
»tree!. Phone 394-J.
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un righi hip and brand 40 on loft iness manager of the paper, oitening his mall containing check» and
hip, tnark crop olt of righi ear. un­ money orders. A truck carried away a big load of paper« and literature.
poll HA1.E or exchange for slock or
der slo|>e In loft ear. Owner <an ¡This telegraphed picture taken at Brooklyn, N. Y , show« Victor Valga-
property 2 Eord touring curs and
bave sante by paylng for advertis­ '(•cy, government official, searchlngthe file of the four page paper for in
1 Overland bug. Inquire Roy Hig­
ing and f<*ed. Newcomb and Kra- cendlary literature.
gins
Reti Front Harn.
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del.
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FOR RALE Four 6-weeks old pigs,
CIVIL ENGINEER
0*>4<>4>o4oW<>4o«<>4o8o8o8o8
been weaned 2 weeks.
Add res*
Box lu. Route 1, on Merlin’ roud. DANIEL McFARLAND, civil engi­
TELLS TRAGIC STORY
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neer and surveyor.
Residence
OF ARMENIAN MOTHER
740 Tenth street, phone 211-Y.
FOIt SALE Large lot and Minali
»❖ o <* o *:- o > o *:* o .> o *: k ><* o *: k ><* o <* o -> o .>
house near high school tor 8200
REAL ESTATE
Shows Milhods of German ES'
< ash. or I-’50, 825 down and $5
pionage Service During
per month. Atra. A. F. DeSautelJ :. t . mckinstry «03 g »treet,
phone
13-lt.
Genera]
real
estate
Gaston, Ore
671
the War.
business The best of all kinds of
F or SALE Syracuse plow; Win­
toils for fruit, hay or general
An action brought by a Germui.
chester rifle. 25-20 W. C. F.; one
farming.
21tf agent, claiming «Mt.tax» damages for
grind stone, cream separator, prac­
falsely Incriminating him with the
ELEtTRIOAL WORK
tically new. Paul Wusk. Mur­
French mllltnry authorities nnd nearly
phy.
68 ELECTRIC WIRING and general getting him shot us spy, which Is at
electrical work, repairing, house prvsent being he.trd before the Zurich
HPITZblNHEHGrt Hand picked and
tribunal throws n strange light on
wiring. C, C. Harper. 105 South the methods nnd activities of the Ger­
sorted, 81.80 without box. Also
Sixth
street,
phone
47.
Spitz culls. Otto llenrlcaou, lower
man espionage service during the war.
river rond, box 19. ltd. 2.
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M. Auguste ballet, a Swiss trade.1**
DENTISTS
man. paid a business visit to Bordeaux
FOR BALE On» I » I 8 Baby Grand
Flint-class lu January, 1!HH, Durlfig bls absence
Model Chevrolet car In good condi­ E C. MACY. D M. D
dentistry.
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%
South
Sixth Ills mother received a letter from a
tion. Kun about 7008 miles. Call
Herr Jules Holtz, of Hamburg, asking
street.
Grant*
J
’
aas.
Oregon.
306 or write Box 134. Grants Para.
her to forward to her son any js»st-
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eunls which arrived for him from
VETERINARY SURGEON
Marseilles.
DR. R. J. BBCTTUL, Veterinarian
Two unsigned postcards bearing a
Residence 83» Washington boule­ few ordinary and banal w irda <U<1 ar­
rive from Marseilles shortly after­
vard, phone 39K-R.
ward,
and Mme. ballet dnly sent them
TO KKN1
PHYSICIANS
on to her son in Bordeaux, whereon
FOR KENT Two or three large
M. b'ullet was promptly arrested by
rooms partly furnished
Suitable L. O. CLEMENT, M. D. Practice the French mllltnry authorities us a
for housekeeping. Mrs. N. E. Os­ I limited to diseases of the eve. ear, Gertnun spy. The censor. It a«*eined.
born, 215 West D street.
68 I nose and throat. Glasses fitted had discovered Important military
Office hours 9-12, 2-5, or on ap­ crets written on the postcard* in
A ANTED
pointment. Phones, office 62; resi­ visible Ink.
M. Pallet in vain protested his
dence 359-J.
nocence. He was formally tried and
3. I j OUGHRIDGE, M. D. Physician sentenced to death. He would un­
A photo that tell* for itself the tragic
and surgeon. City or country call* doubtedly have been shot hut for a story of the Armenian mother, and her
attended day or night.
Phones, strange confidence which occurred at child. It Is typical of the struggle for
WANTED To contract for Pine ard
residence, 369; office, 182. Sixth I.ausanne, where a woman immed existence In that desolate area, still
Fir Ing* f. o. b. car* Southern Pa-
David was cuugbt In a similar trap keenly suffering the effects of the great
• nd II streets.
elfte track. Big ' Pin»* Lumber
by Herr T. Otten of Hamburg, who war, that they were so ruthlessly
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tf
Company, Medford. Oregon.
DR. W. T. TOMPKINS. S. T — was known to be tn close relations drawn Into. The starving child, sick
Rooms 1 and 2 Schmidt Bldg. with Holts.
and weak from want of nourishment,
Treats all diseases. Hours 9-12
The Swiss authorities Immediately and the mother who had walked for
communicated with the French, and miles In search of a little sustenance,
a. m.; 1-5 p. m. Phone 304-R
on a second trial Pallet was acquit­ but In vain. It is these peoples that
WANTED TO RENT Modern house, i
the help of the United States has par­
E. J HILLICK. M. D. Physician ted and returned home.
furnished or unfurnished, in or
tially saved.
and surgeon; office Schallhorn
near town. Address No. 31 care
Mauritius.
block, phone 5 4-J;
residence.
of Courier.
62tf|
Mauritius, the home of the dodo. Is
1004
Ijiwnridge, phone 54-1*.
WIVES IN GREAT DEMAND
In the political limelight, or so It
WANTED Position as housekeeper
Grants Pass.
would
appear
from
the
announcement
or work of any kind by thorough­
that the Bordeaux chamber of com­ War Veteran* of the Orient and Africa
ly competent woman. Phone 612- DR. RALPH W. STEARNS physician merce Ims requested the French gov­
Are Eager for Educated Mate*.
and surgeon, offices formerly oc­
F-4.
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Another world demand which the
ernment
tn
enter
Into
parleying*
with
cupied by Dr. Stricker. Masonic
Britain with n view to reetorlng for­ war has rendered greater than the
WANTED Six men at 50c per hour,
Temple. Phone, office 21-J, resi­ mer French supremacy. Since the available supply Is for educated wives,
work in hop yard. J. E. Verdin,
dence, 21-L. Hours: 10-12. 2-4. dofln Is extinct. It will be more nccu according to reports from foreign mis­
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Rd. 2, Grants Pass. Ore.
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rate to speak of Mauritius ns once sionaries filed nt the New York head­
DRAYAGK AND'TRANSFER
the
home of that now almoM falmton- quarters of the Interchnrch World
TAXI
creature.
Mauritius was once known Movement of North America.
rilE WORLD MOVES: so do we.
The statement says the demand la
Bunch Bros. Transfer Co.
Phone ns 4’erne a mime which It Is su’d to especially great in the Orient and
rOONICR TAXI-- Phone 282-R
have
derived
from
cleans-
the
dodo
397-R.
Jitney Luke or Cutler. Calls
or. more tinromantlcally. the ground Afrlcn, where war veterans of the al­
■ wared anywhere, anytime
r. 0. ISHAM, drayage and transfer. pigeon. Port ttgue’e. French. Dutch lied armies have bad a glimpse of oc­
cidental marrlnge relations and have
Safes,
piano*
and
furniture mid British have all been connected found them desirable.
It
Wil-
with
the
history
of
Mauritius,
moved, packed, shipped and stor­
According to reports front one mis­
ed. Office phone 124-Y.
Resi­ ('«covered t" the Portuguese. It wir sionary. a young Moslem sheik offered
Fr< nch for !■»> years anil then British
TAXI at Owl Billiard Parlors? 17 2-J,
dence phone 124-R.
!• beentne British In 1811 hut durili” to trade the four native wives allotted
or 242-1. for night calls. Day ami
him by the Koran, if the missionary
the (> Feo» li Revolution It lind served
ATTORNEYS
night service.
">6tf
would bring him an educated Ameri­
fl N‘ ........... . for many emigres to whom
can girl.
•h*
tlinernld
Isle
of
flic
Indian
ocerr
II. D NORTON. Attorney-at-law.
»i *
known 11« the ’< cue of Bernadli
Practices In all State and Federal
i|<» St Pierre’s “Pnul et Virginie”
In
E. L. GALBRAITH—insurance, any
NEWLYWEDS ALSO BARRED
Courts. First National Bank Bldg.
■<• It equals about tlio eighteenth par’
Building sed
kind.
Rentals.
Takes a Bride Five Year* to Learn to
I*oan. Plato Glass Liability. 609% O. W. CO'LVIG, Attorney-at-law. of the area of England »nd Willes.
Care fur a House.
Grants Pass Banking Co Bldg.
G street. Phone 28.
Printing that pleases—We do It!
Kansas
City landlords have sprung
Grants Pass, Oregon.
'orrler Job Department.
Most
OXO-ACETY DENE welding,
n new wrinkle In apartment restric­
exjterlcncod hand In town, Also E 8. VAN DYKE. Attorney. Prac­
tions. They are barring Mr. and Mrs.
Newlywed from their apartments and
all kinds of lathe and auto work.
tices In all courts' First National
The California and Oregos placing them in the same class with
Phone 19, or call at 1235 M St. 93
Bank Bldg.
dogs and birds.
Coast Railroad Company children,
J A DIES ATTENTION All lmts at
One landlord declares that it takes
TIME CARD
O.
8.
BLANCHARD,
Attorney-at-law
'
one half former price at Mrs. Lil­
a bride about live years to l«mm to
(Joldon Rule Bldg.
Phone 270. ;
lian Currier’s, Corner Sixth and E
take care of a house and to learn to
Effective
Nov.
24,
1919.
Grants Pass, Oregon
unwrap every package that comes
streela.
Opposite Josephine Ho­
tel. '
»t
A. SIDLER. Attorney-at-law. Ma I Trains will run Mondays, Wednes- from the grocery store. Including pa­
per on canned goods, under which
sonic Temple. Grants Pass, Ore
. days and Fridays.
1ITOS WORKS.
gears.
shafting
bugs, roaches and what-not get Into n
P.M. house. They also drive nails Into the
Journals, stump puller sheaves, îEt). Il DURHAM, Attorney-at-law, Leave Grants Pass............ 1
P.M. walls and tacks Into the floors, caus­
geitor.il foundry work. J. W. Gay-
referee In bankruptcy. Masonic Arrive Waters Creek.......... 2
Leave
Creek
2;30
P.M.
Waters
ntty. Third and I streets.
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ing much damage.
Temple, Grants Pass, Oregon
P.M.
Arrive Grants Pass .......... 4
Phone 135-.L
For Information regarding freight
t'rlntlttg that phase»- We do It’
nine per cent of the popula-
r W1IS T CHINNOCK. Lawyer. and passenger rates call at the office
<■ . ir’er lob Dannrtment.
Mexico
knows how to rend or
First National Rank Bldg . Grants of the company. Liindburg building,
n *
>r telephone 131.
* I
r■•,«<< Oreïnn
Unart» blank« nt Courier office
E. A. ADAMS, Auto Electrician
l.icMued Auto ElecMeie«
l’h«»«e M
Battery Repairman
BOB south sixth Street
VICTIM Of JPV ISAMU?
IS SAVED FROM DEATH
A
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Why Let Night’s Curtain
Close Your Show at 6 O’clock
»nr display window is a stage, Mr. Merchant. Before it, from
early morn until late at night passes an audience of thousands,
Don’t let night's curtain shroud your show window in darkness
when the factory whistles blow. Don’t even permit the lower-
Ing dusk to dim the attractiveness and brilliance of your display.
Install modern concealed Electric Window Lights and keep your
audience interested as long as it lingers on the streets, Show
your merchandise in day-li ke light all evening long,
Be as
alive to the sales possibilities of your show window as your
competitor next door.
Telephone your electrical contractor now.
ly furnished free.
Estimates cheerful­
California-OregonPowerCo,
Grants Pass, Oregon
Phone 108-J
PHONE 123 F°r Prices on FLOUR and FEED
WE. DELIVER
Josephine County Flour Mill
Corner Third and G Streets
Whiiens
Peroxide
Better
Peredixo
ToothPaste
Sold only
where
ADS éood
are displayed
Nearly clean