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MIDGE AND SOCIETY
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A K. VOORH1ES. Pub. and Propr
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Proceeded toy a 6 o’clock «iipixtr In
Entered at poatoffie, Grant« Pass,
Ore., aa second class mall matter
the I (I. O. F. hall Monday evening,
the newly elected officers of Etna Re
ADVERTISING RATES
bekah lodge were installed Into their
Duplay apace, per inch...................... 20c
Local personal column, per line. 10c
’respective chain» by Deputy Grand
Reeder*, per line..... .............................. 5c
I Marshal Jeannie Burke and District
¡Deputy President Marguerite Brat
DAILY COURIER
ton. The following are the officers:
By mall or carrier, per year 36.00
By mail or carrier, per month .BO
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Past noble grand-—Lillian Heyn
I olds.
WEEKLY COURIER
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N. G. - Hazel Iluiitley.
By mall, per year
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V. G. •Alma Kiphart.
Rec. Secy
Maud JCry.
MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED FRESS
bln. Sec- «Nellle Neas.
The Associated Press is exclusively
entitled to the use for republication
Traaa. Anna B hmidt.
of all new« dispatches credited to It
Quality and Service
War. Cora Toppt ng.
or all otherwise credited in thU
Con.
- Elsie Gebers.
peper and also the local news pub
Chap. Villla Isham.
lished herein.
AU right« of republication of «P*-
In Guard.- Allda Swindon
elal dispatches herein are also re pottery have just been recei'ed from the demand that comes from the af
Carniilla Carpenter.
Out. Guard
served.
Marguerite Hratton
R. 8. N G
Corvallis, where they were sent to fected district. If the interests de-
L. S. N. G.- Kd na Watt«.
the college for firing in the' kiln feat this just measure a third time,
WEDNESDAY, JAM ARY 14, 1020
R 8. V. (».— llattie Witters.
there, and they are proaounced the there will be but one other course,
Ruth Hanimond.
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equal of like work from many fa I and that to dose the stream abso-
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The lutely to all fishlug with nets or
Rogue lU'cr Grunge
♦ mous potteries of the west.
OREGON WBATHER
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Rogue River grange installed offi
4 ' clay from which they were made is traps. The proposed bill dot's not
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Tonight and Thursday con ♦ found in several localities in the; prohibit the use of the drift net, cers last Saturday as follows:
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Master F. S. Ireland.
fair with southerly ♦ county, and when burned
4 tinued
without! with large mesh, which would allow
Overseer I’. D. Mihills.
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4 winds.
glazing shows a beautiful ■ ream the small fish to pass through and
laM.-turer---Edith Green
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color. The clay is smooth and free whioli would, also permit some of the
Steward Fred Grant.
Vast. Steward Fred Reynolds.
from grit, requiring no washing, and large fish to get to the upper river.
Chaplain Mrs. Scoville
unlike many of the famous clays
Treaa.—*Alva Hammond.
It is the man who grabs the new used elsewhere, is unmixed with oth-
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Sec. Mrs. F. S. Ireland
idea, or who gives an old idea a new er clays. The pieces of work that
Pomona >.Mra. E. Johnson •
setting, that grabs off the fortunes. have bften-fired with a glaze are also
Scott Robinson and son brought
Ceres -Mrs. L. E. Bransconih.
A little thing that we "all ought to beautiful, and show great possibili oyt thtir new Ford truck Monday and
laidy Asst, steward Mrs. Grant.
have thought of years ago” often ties for pottery making In Southern are now busy hauling wood.
The finishing of the interior of
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points the way to wealth and fame Oregon.
W. I). Hill and family are enjoying the Rogue River Orange hall has
a
new
Ford touring car. which they been completed and on Friday, Jan
for the one who finally makes the) Our
commercial
organizations
uary 23, the hall will be dedicated
purchased last week.
discovery. What is true of individ-l
could well make a complete survey
with
a social dance, to which ail are
Mrs. A. Sheehan had a collision
uais is also true of communities, and of the district to see just the extent
with a truck up near Provolt on invited. Coffee and cake
here in. Josephine county we may be of the clav deisvsits. and If the sup-
Thursday of last week. She had served that night.
walking over the very things that I ply warrants, there Is surely some been there for the purpose of getting
would bring industry and prosperity j way for the establishment of an In some wheat, and on her return trip
NEW TODAY
and importance to the district.
dustry that will have possibilities met the truck which happened to be
traveling
on
the
wrong
side
of
the
SEE G. P. JESTER for life Insur
This expression comes because af-j ahead.
Perhaps Josephine can yet
road. In attempting to let the other
ance Penn (Mutual Life.
ß9tf
tar a visit to the office of the county | find fame in its pottery.
car have that side and cross to the
FOR SALE Silver Cam pi lie pullets
jui>erintendent of schools, at the
left side the Sheehan car was almost
and rooster and White Ixtgborn
courthouse, where are exhibited sam
knocked into Williams creek, and re
FISH BILL INTRODUCED
pullets.
Mrs. R. <«. Smith,
ples of pottery made from Josephine
sulted in a badly bent axle and a
The press of the northern part of
North Second street.
crushed fender. The car was driven
clay, one wonders if the county is
the state howls again that the Rogue on to Provolt by Mrs. Sheehan and WANTED Men to cut 4-foot wood,
passing up one of its best bets, and
river fish question has bobbed up. j there the necessary repairs were
32 per cord. A. E. Miller, Won
if there may not be a great industry
der. Ore.
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It has, and it will continue to bob up made, and she was able to continue
•waiting development of which we
her
trip
home.
The
truck
was
dam
till It Is settled right
A bill ha.«
LOST- -Holstein heifer, 2-yean old;
I aged enough that It remained In the
have as yet heard little. The county1
smooth crop off left ear, lipper
been introduced in the house at the
road.
superintendent has become an en
slope in right. Finder notify Jo-
special session that will cut the
thusiast upon this subje-1 of making-
N. E. Townsend and students gave
sopitine Messenger phoneBOl-F'-l 3.
seine and the set net out of the a very pleasing program at Wilder-
pottery from clays found in Jose
river. This is practically the same as vflle church last Friday night which
phine county and recent samples of
the bill that was passed by the legis was well attended. The proceeds were Ol,< ’OTT TO LET l-OOSE
work give ample reason for enthu-
lature in 1917, and again in 1919, given to the church for the benefit
ONE OFFICE NEXT MAX
siasm. Some of the samples of the
but in each Instance killed by the ac of the new piano, which shows Mr.
Townsend has some large heart
Salem, Ore., Jan.
14. Governor
tivity of the gionopoly. The present
Rldgey Robinson was operated on O1<*ott announced today
that
he
measure was introduced jointly by
last Sunday at the home of his par would resign as secretary of state
(the representatives from Southern ents, J. H. (Robinson, his lung being immediately after the republican
( GET UP ANO GET QUS'
Oregon. Representative Sidler of Jo tapped and three pints of water re nominee for the office had’ been de*
LWASHDAY
May
pri
sephine county being joined by the moved. This trouble followed a se termined following the
three representatives from Jackson vere cold. He is now up and recov maries. and that he will appoint the
ering nicely.
republican nominee his sue essor
county, thus showing the unity of
Blanche Hartley was an over Sun
day guest at Edna Robinson’s home
E. Loughridge and family spent
Sunday at A. Woodard’s. The J. 1.
Daws family' and Will Dickenson and
A. Aren't Yott Really On the Wrong
wife spent Sunday evening at
IF HUBBY HAO TO DO
Woodard’s.
Trat k ?
Robert McCollum, wife and two
THE WASHING"
A good «hare of so-called rheuma
children from Idaho have been here
THE CHANCES
tism is caused by weak kidneys,
Roll
the past week visiting at J. B.
When the kidneys fall to clear the
are that if hubby w;as incited to
Mrs. Robinson and blood of uric acid, the acid irritates
inson’s home.
do the family washing or to
Mr. McCollum lieing brother and sis- the delicate nerves, Torturnig pains
stick around while it was be
ter. Thev left Wednesday for Cali- dart through the affected part, when-d.
ing done he would say, "Let
ever It is moved. By strengthening
fornia to visit qn uncle.
th* kidneys. Doan’s Kidney
Pills
George do it.” Our advice is
liave proven their worth in thou
to let one of our electri wash
sands of so-called rheumatic cases,
ing machines take the soil out
THREE PINES WEEKLY
lumbago, sciatica, gravel, and urin
of the garments and the toil
ary disorders. Doan's are well-known
out of your wifi
e. l^et us
Mr. and Mrs. Eli Garner and fam in Grants Paa.» and warmly re oni-
demonstrate th
worthiness
ily were very much surprised Wed menrlcd bv Grants Pass people. Read
this Grants Pass case:
and guerauteedi
nesday evenin'-' when the young peo
Mrs. A. M. Evensen, G25 S. Fourth
ple of this district walked In on them St., says: "I was nearly laid up with
my hip and
for a surprise party. Those present rheumatic pains in
\t times
• er • Miss Elsie Powers. Miss Edna through one of tnv limbs.
the jratns worn almost unbearable.
Price. Miss Adelina Price. Miss Ven- Often the muscles in my limbs seem
HAR PER'S ELECTRIC SI ORE
ita Corliss, Miss Iva Wright. James ed to contract. My kidneys were af
ELELTPICAL SUPPLIES £" SERVILE
Pil e. Elmer Ludwick and George fected and finally I took Doan's Kid
PHOBIE 47-
Price. The evening was spent in ney Pills. The first box regulated
my kidneys and I took about three
playing irds and music. Dainty re boxes in all. The rheumatic pains
freshments were served and all had in lily 'hips and limbs left me entire
ly. Now when tny kidneys are the
very good time.
Venita Corliss and Mrs. Will Van- least disordered, I use Doan's Kid
ney Pills and they do me gor|l.”
derbilt went to Grants Pass Thurs-
Price 60c, at all dealers.
Don’t
day on business.
simply ask for a kidney remedy get
Mrs. A. L. Allen. Eva and Ceeel, of Doan’s Kidney Pills the same that
Foster-Milbum ;
Grants Paas. Rpent the week end at .Mrs. Evensen had.
Co., Mfgs., Buffalo. N. Y
the Corliss home.
I
J. T Wiseman, of Medford, spent
Sunday at the Garner home.
Mrs. Scott, mother of Mrs. Price,
spent the past week with Mrs. Price,
Whit.n.
returning Sunday to her home
like
Ferndale.
peroxide
Frank Batchelor and Asa Powers
are working with Mr. Price and Mr.
Garner cutting wood.
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Mrs. Geo. Crawford spent the week
end at Wimer. She attended the
Toothpaste
grange and returned home Monday.
Sold only where AUS
The young people of Three Pines
gpodi are displayed
and Mr. Spranger of Winona, were
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Lar^rltabe 25$
entertained with music a' the Price
horio Jt'«ndTy evening.
GRAHTS PASS MIL! COURIER
Mrs. Porters’
AT YOUR SERVICE
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Thousand Island
Salad and Mayonnaise Dressing
Crab
Lobster
II. HI20.
- -fOR—
BARNES, The Jeweler
H. P. Time luisvlar
Next d<e,r First Natlou'tl Henk
Shrimp
KINNEY & TRUAX GROCERY
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Start the New Year Right
Buy a Maxwell
MOST Ml LEH I’ER GAI.MIN OX G Ul
MOST MIIJCN PER DOLLAR ON TIRES
We have u few ll»2O Touring l'ara In Stock, i all and look
them over- They nell themaelvea.
We alno have In stock a feu umx I cars at iMirgalns.
THE 1020 CHALMERS IS X WONDER
('all and see for yourself, If you waul u elk cj linder car the
( lutlniers is just what you're looking for, Mqtliuin priced, no Hitt*
It to power, n bear for comfort and looks, it'a lusting qualities un
excelled and Inst hut not least it Is economical to operate.
A MAO REMEMBER WK CARRY A tXIMPLETE LINE OF HR EH
AND AtX’KSMORIKB
and
OPERATE A MACHINE SHOP WITH THE HEHT Ol MECHAN*
ICH IN CHARGE
AGf NTS
FOR
UDSON
MAXWELL
HALMCRS ANO ESSEX CARS
COLLINS AUTO COMPANY
Accissomra
ano rcpairinc
' PHONE 317
5// H STREET
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GRANTS PASS, ORE
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Is It Rheumatism?
Grants Pass
& Medford
Auto Truck
All Kinds of
Hauling
DANCING
Phone 381-R
Extraordinary Values
in the Shoe Department
Price $5.85
Peredixo
Broadway Novelty
Orchestra
OF PORTLAND
Waldorf Hall
WEDNESDAY, JAN.
5
MAKERS OF MUSIC
JUGGLERS OF JAZZ
ADMISSION 25e—DANCES Io,
DANCING FREE UNTIL O P. M.
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