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About Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 30, 1920)
i PAGE TWO a GRANT!) PAM DAILY COURIER I GRANTS PASS DAILY COURIER Published Dally Except Sunday A. E. VOORHIE8, Pub. and Propr. ■nt«red at poetaffLe, Granta Paas. Or*., M second class mail matter. I ADVERTISING RATES Display space, per inch................... 90c Local-personal column, per line..10c, Readers, per line................. ..... ...... DAILY COI'RISK By mail or carrier, per year ...>ä.00 By mall or carrier, per month J>0 SEE G. P. JESTER tor Ufe inanr- unce- Penn .Mutual Ufa. 69lf BUNCH TRANSFER will change phone stallou after January 31 from Express office to Oregon Gas ft Electric Co., phone 349. S3 j WANTED Young men and women to learn good profession; low tui tion; if act Quick. Roseburg Tele graph Institute. Roseburg, Ore. 83 Big Discount Sale FOR ONE WEEK On Taffeta Silks \\ AITRESB wanted--Josephine ho tel sitr WEEKLY COURIER By mall. p*r year IXHt NTRSiaiY STOCK Seo me at the Josephine hotel tomorrow. Have a few good trees on hand. H. A. Butler.. M 1-X>R SALE -Pure bred Jersey bulls of serviceable age. Grandsons ot St. Mawes’ Poppy, whose official record is 95S pound« of butler fat. C. N. Culy. 82tf FOR SAI J-)- Tokay root». North Sixth street. \\ INTHD A man with team to do plowing or a team tor plowing. W. I W. Canby, 4 miles west of town, HUI road. 83 DANIEL McFAHI«AND — Civil en gineer and surveyor Registered professional engineer. Rea. 740 North Tenth street, phone 211-Y. $2.00 FRIDAY, JANI ARY 30, 1»-’O ♦ ♦ OREGON WEATHER ♦ Rain in west and cloudy in ♦ ♦ east portion. Gentle southeast ♦ erly wind« will prevail. * 1N4X1MK TAN FACTS YOU SH<H LD KNOW NEW TODAY T naval forces up to $3,500, in addi tion to personal exemption. Interest on liberty bonds to the par value of $5,000 i« exempt from Holders of large all taxation. amounts of liberty bonds are advised to consult their bankers or collectors of internal revenue as to their ex- emptions. The law expressly prohibits the deduction of personal living penses. These include rent, wages of servants, cost of food and cloth ing for family, upkeep of automo i biles used for pleasure or conven ience, education of children, and similar items. Income spent during I the year 1919 for any of these items is subject to the tax. In making out his income tax form for 1919, the taxpayer must report the following items under gross In Mexico City, Jan. 30.—The United States government, in its fight come: against bolshevism, is exercising a Salaries, wages and commissions strict censorship on mail from the for personal services, including bo Mexican states of Tamaulipas. Yuca nuses. tan, Vera Cruz, Sinaloa and Sonora, Deputy AssewMor III— Deputy Assessor Ikive Hays wm say newspat»ens of thia city which Interest received on notes and de assert the information comes from not on the job at the courthouse to posits in banks, including savings government sources. It is said here day, having to remain at his home banks. that the above named states are re at Murphy because of Illness Dividends on stock. Only divid garded as bolshevik centers. I’rh •e Imrea«,-« February 1 — ends paid out of earnings or profits The price on printed butter wrap FIFTY-SEVEN NEW OAKES accrued since March 1, 1913, are tax pers will be increased on February OF ELI’ IN PORTLAND l able, but dividends are deemed to 1 to correspond with the advance In be distributed out of the most recent Portland, Jan. 30.—- Fifty-seven stock and labor. Up’to the present ly accumulated earnings. new cases of influenza have been re- time the Courier has Irceii printing I ported, bringing the total cases to butter wrappers at the old 30c-l»ut- Profits received from the sale of FERRYDALE ter-fat-price. If you need wrappers property, real, or personal, If the •---------------------------------------------- • date in Portland to 170. However, order now- Courier. S3 no deaths and no critical cases have J. L. Green, of Grants Pass, was property was purchased prior to visiting Grandma Robertson Friday. been reported, the epidemic being of IT 11.1 XX CABINET AND March 1, 1913, the profit i6 based Gene and Ray Neely are cutting mild form. STRIKE LEAKERS li.It EE on the difference between the selling hop poles for Mrs. Stevenson. Mrs. Chas. Dora was out to Grants price and the fair market price or l<ondon, Jan. 29.—A Rome dis i Pass a few days this week on bus- ’ value as of March 1, 1913. patch says an agreement on all the MR-HAPPY iness. principal points at issue has been re- Profits from stock market transac Dick PARTY ported between the Italian cabinet tions. day morning. and leaders of the striking railway Glover, son of C. B. Glover, T. A. Income received from fiduciaries, men and it is expected the strikers that is amounts received from in is« here from Portland visiting his *11) return to work immediately. father. comes of estates, trusts, etc., through Word has been received by friends MONTANA BUCKS FIGHT AND trustees, administrators, or execu that Mrs. Zimmerman, who former DIE WITH IXM KED HORNS ly lived here, is dead. She and her tors. Partnership profits; partnerships husband left here last fall for south H»S ROAST YOUR. Columbia Falla, Mont., ■Ian 30.— ern points. C. A. Robtnson. deputy game »ar a« such, are not subject to the in PALATE VIILt SURPRISE Myrtle Ford returned to Grants den. has brought in from nie hills a come tax, but each individual part Pass Tuesday after having been at I VOUR APPETVTH photograph of two buck deer who ner must pay a tax on the income home a week on account of being ill. V1ILL TANTMiZEçe fought, with horns interlo ked, un Stanley Ogden and Wm. Anderson 1 from such partnership. til death came. were at Merlin Wednesday on bus Mr. Robinson found the pair in an Royalties from mines, oil and gas iness. obscure glade. The earth all about wells, patents, copyrights and fran A. J. Hussey was delivering hogs for some distance was torn up, and chises. at Grants Pass Friday and Saturday, Give your j>alate a surprise. the battle evidently had lasted a long Purchase a roast of family size The following items are not tax to be shipped to the Portland mar- time. The bucks were large and ket. and all your folks will then powerful and their antlers were so able and need not be included in the Gladys Griffin is spending a few surmise you bought That meat interlocked that they could not be return: days visiting friends at Grants Pass. of us. Phone vmir* order— separated. Property received as a gift by will Born to Mr. and Mrs. Chappell we'll attend to it promptly. or by inheritance. The income from Wednesday, a daughter. such property, however, is taxable. WILDERVILLE Proceeds of life insurance policies. Returns of premiums on life insur 11 has been reported that Alva ance. endowment, or annuity con Woodard has sold his ranch to par- ties from Idaho. The Woodards will tracts. Amounts received through acci- remove to New Hope to reside. Las- Saturday night seemed to be dent or health insurance or under • unlucky for autoists. Ben Borrough •workmen's compensation acts, plus and son skidded into a bank near the the amount of damages received, Slate creek bridge while attempting to give room to a passing car on a whether by suit or agreement. Interest on obligations of any sharp turn, and near the Ruttencut- 6tate, or any city, town, county, or ter home, J. L. Daws came in con tact with an oak stump trying to village and the District of Columbia. get home without lights. No one Interest on obligations of the United i was injured and the cars escaped States is exempt from tax, except with only minor damages. Several cases of mumps are in the that interest on obligations Issued neighborhood. Olive Robinson and after September 1, 1917, is exempt Mrs. J. H. Robinson are among the only to the extent provided in the victims. » liberty loan acts. L. M. Anderson and wife, Will Interest on the securities issued Dickinson and family, Roy Daws and tinder the provisions of the Federal family were Sunday guests at the Bousman home. farm loan act of July 17, 1916. Amount« received during the war Placer location notices at Courier toy persons In the active military or office Watch for Mr. Happy Party / I LU at Pardee’s AND THE MIDDLINGS < OR.N AND BARLEY CHOI’ and young men arrival yi**terday MILK PRODUCER ROLLED BARLEY ALFALFA CHOP AND MOLASSES BLATI H l-'ORDS CALF MEAL ( RACKED fXIRN SCRATCH FOOD See Them in Our South Show Window Hee Our Wind“« BARNES, The Jeweler Neat Boor First National llaah •- P. Time Inspector ATTENTION! We Are Exclusive Agents MACK TRUCK in Josephine County FOR AGENTS HUDSON MAXWELL CHALMERS AND ESSEX CARS ’l||l’ COLLINS AUTO COMPANY ACCÍSSOBH6 ANO «»PAIRING PHONE 317 5/1 H STREET, GRANTS PASS, ORE TI I’ROI'I Ili Y Timmons & Higgins Phone 321-J Precious Amber. Men dig for amber, fascinating fos silized resin of prehistoric pine tries that resin which ha* taken millions of years to convert Into It« present stnte —with nil the eagerness and greet] of those who search f >r diamonds. The world's supply of amber Is obtained from mines on the const oA Samlnnd. In the »-astern Prussian peninsula, be tween the towns of lliirnstrort and Palinncken. These are the only am her mines known. Here counties« ng<-s ago, there were pine forests which the sea turned into -.lone and the mu tiral resin of the trees Into precious ••electron” of the ancients or the costly amber of the modems. Britain’s Great Good Portune. MILL RUN Spring Hats for Men Hand Painted China • Prices are Right Our first shipment of % NBW LINK OF EGG PRODI ( Elt WHEAT I,ITI LE CHICK FOOD J. Pardee England nearly lost the tremendous stnrt which the invention of the loco motive gave her In the world’s trade. George Stephenson nt one time struck a bad patch. Ills wife died and left him an Infant son, the man who Inter on built the Northwestern and half the trank lines of Britain, Ills old fnther met with an ncchlent which deprived hl in of Ills «'gilt, while Georg, himself was drawn for the militia, and had to i And n substitute, or pay n big «urn, | for him. In his despair he would have emigrated to America, If lie could have raised his passage money. But he re I mained In the old country, where great triumphs and much prosperity awaited him. Bird Deadly Enemy of Files. The Wilson warbler Is the champion fly-catcher of the United States. His method of getting most of hl« food Is to dash out from the limb of a tree and snatch passing Insects on the wing. He catches other Insects which lire flitting about or sitting on the foliage or blossoms of the trees. You will often find these little birds In apple tree« when In bloom. Their olive green iiik I yellow plumage harmonizes with the green leaves of the trees. The male bird luis a black crown patch oil the top of Its head, while on the emule th!« cap Is greenish like the ’tick. This bird Is fotind throir.'l .oit •he eastern United Slates, but v i- ■ers In Central Alm-ri> a. I Why Let Night’s Curtain Close Your Show at 6 O’clock Your display window is a stage, Mr. Merchant. Before It, front 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 (lefmit the lower ing dusk to dint the attractiveness and brilliance of your display. Install modern concealed Electric Window Lights and keep your _.. - -- .. It .. lingers on the streets, Show audience Interested as . long as your merchandise in day-llke light all evening long, Be as alive to the sales possibilities of your show window as your competitor next door. ji I a a Telephone your electrical contractor now. ly furnished free. Estimates elieeiful- California-Oregon Po wer Co Phone 108 J Grants Pass, Oregon
