Grants Pass daily courier., January 24, 1920, Page 8, Image 8

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GRANTS PA1M4 DAILY COVRIEK
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SENATORS CONSIDER
TREATY PROCEDORE
NEW TODAY
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SEE G. P. JESTER for life insur­
ance I’cm Mutual IJfo
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HIXCH TRANSFER will chauge
phoue station after January 31
from Express office to Oregon Gas
& Electric Co., phone 349.
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Washington. Jan. 24.—Republican
senators in informal conference to-' WANTED An experienced
clerk
day will consider procedure with the1 Steady job for the right man. Par­
treaty of Versailles in view of pro­
dee's Grocery.
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testa against further compromise
made yesterday by eight republican GET YOt'R BARGAINS in real estate
NOW, before the spring demand
senators, headed by Johnson of Cal-'
i eminences. I expect a number of
ifornia and Borah of Idaho. Repub­
eastern clients a little later, as a
lican Leader Ixulge called the “mild
result of six weeks’ trip east. A.
reservation” republicans and others
N. Parsons.
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to his office to consider the situation
presented by the threatened defec­ JoS. MOSS AGENCY—Fire Insur­
tion of the Johnson-iBorah group
ance. plate glass liability Insur­
who claim to have the supi>ort of
ance. 204 '4 Sixth street
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SO other senators.
FOR Nt RSERY STOCK See me at
the Josephine hotel Saturday.
Tacensi'd to Wed—
February 1st, or you may leave
The county records disclose the
your order with Mr Shinn at the
issuance of a license to wed to Roy
Public Market any time
Your
McCallister and Olive Almeda Sober,
last chance this season. Delivery
both from near Grants Pass.
about Feb 15. E. A. Butler.
Salesman. Oregon Nursery Com­
Mining blanks at Courier office.
pany. P. O. Box 176. City.
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What 1» a Pott»rg»l«tf
WANTED Young men and women
The Mud of *i> rlt which 1« supposed
to learn good profession; low tui­
to trouble the peace of n household Is
tion; if act Quick. Roseburg Tele •;liown us tl poltergeist tn experts In
graph InaUtute. Roseburg. Ore. 92 occultism
Mislleval witchcraft lit­
erature
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of account« of this do­
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acres .. miles .»outh
mestic bogeys manifestations, Th*
of Grants Pass. A fine wood pro meory wns, and Is. that the iwdtergelst
position. No reasonatile offer re begin; throwing crock« nml tire Imus
fused. Bee owner, 510 South about when annoyed by rebuilding op­
Sixth street.
$1 erations. It In thought to be n dome«-
Heated variety of the "elemental" or
earthspirit which appears In the vi­
Merlin Girl l»i«v<—
Irene Grace Fall, of Merlin, died at cinity of extensive excavations, assum­
her home on Thursday, January 22, ing the aspect of a very tall, lean man.
aged 22 years, and the funeral was with a small head, small eye« and
pointed chin.
held at Merlin this afternoon. Rev.
Jos Knotts conducting the service
Old Superstition Groundless.
The interment was at Pleasant Val­
The old superstition Hint the early
ley cemetery. The deceased had departure of summer birds portend«
been a resident of Merlin for three nn early and severe winter, and the
or tour years
Idndred notion that the moving of wild
geese and ducks southward nt high al
I tltndes In the forerunner of a storm
have been exploded by the Investiga­
Thinking of Prices.
tions of government scientists. Birds
The Parson—“And you «ay your may depart from northern latitudes be
wife was thinking of women'« hats all cause of a audden drop In temperature,
the time «lie waa nt church. FundayT* - tmt they du not know ami cannot know
The IN'itcou—“Pm afraid she wn«. par | what the wenther conditions will be
son.” "I'm so sorry. Her mind should 1 eti route .»r In the winter homes to
have been on higher things." “Gre.it which they go. Disasters to bird life
guns! 1‘hrson! Are there any higher In the semi annual migrations are
• him.'« tini- women's Imlst"
proof of this.
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Modsrn Cave Dwellers.
It Is an old story that caves were
th* earliest human habitation*. But
within historic limes they have been
commonly used for the purpose. Where
not provided by nature, they have
been dug out of rock» when the latter
were «oft enough Io admit of e«»y ex
cavatimi aa, for Instance. In Oppa
docili, whore small hill» have been con
verted Into apartment house« with
many floors, each furnishing quarter»
for a family.
Quart« blank« at Courier office.
Spring.
Now In the seimmi of sailing! for
already th« rlmtirrlng «wallow 1»
come, nml til* graclmia west wlml
tin> meadow» flower, nml the mil.
tossed Up with wHU'Miiml rough blast»
Im« sunk to «lienee, Weigh thine nu
chors ami iinloo»* thine hiiwaer«, <»
muilner. nml null with nil th.v canvas
net : thin I, ITInpil« of the harbor, hid
thee. O mini, that Dim....... lyeat «all
forth to nil thy trafficking. Leonid««
•f Tarentum (tr. by J. W> Mackall).
Mining blank»
Courier office
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ower Farming With a Fordson
Doubles Your Production
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Fordson Tractor Price $835.00
These Implements are Made for the Fordson andHenry Ford’s OK.on
Them is Your Guarantee that they are all that you have
a right to expect when buying farm machinery.
SPIKER are made strong and durable. Teeth are held in place with
strong clamp and lock washer. Note levers in front.
MARTIN DIT< HER levels la* 1. Makes rombi. Ditihew. «lean»
gutters and ditches. Finest thing to make drains. Will make frog
holes produce.
C. A. WINETROUT, The Implement Man