Grants Pass daily courier., February 21, 1920, Page 5, Image 5

MITI Ili* ti, lEIIIHAID
Ul. litui».
To the Man Without a
Bank Account
GRANT* PAHM hAIIA COI RIEH
PAGE F1VK
I PER52WL *«? LOCAL
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Indian bicycles at Cramer Bros. 01 Colne« to V ixit Hon—
K. D. Walla, of Roseburg, 1» a vis­
Mra. Anne Stephenson will go to
Grants Pass today to spend some
itor In the city.
I
oats, barley and wheat at time with her »on, George Stephen­
Even if your busineM is «uch that you have • the B«ed
I
Josephine County Flour Mill. 10 son, who resides on a ran* h near that
gone along without a hank account, the idea is
Spring time 1» the time to buy a city. -Ashland Tidings.
01
car. Manuel Bros.
worthy of your eoiMjidcration.
01 < lutngcM lex ation—
Onion «it« at Cramer Bros
Every time you give your check you make
laiwell West, of Madt»on, Iowa.
Mr». Mo»» has now 'banged her
a legal, indisputable record-of that transaction.
wa» a Friday arrival In the city.
office t<* 208% .North Sixth street, in
Hemstitching and pecotlng, 10c the Public Service Building, being
and 12< )»er yard. Nellie Neaa. Oltf three door« north of ber former of-
If you ana goimt to buy a Hard
Ml MHl H
Ford,
hotter buy it while you can
l > IU UM IO ..I MV f
01 Attend (Mock men's Mivting—
got it. "Manuel Bros, x
>>>SPM
LADIES—Before paying high prices for
01
House i«lnt at Crsmer Bros.
Supervisor Mcltuniel» and Deputy
SUITS, COATS and SKIBTS
11. iF. Hessel, of Connell, Wash., is Hunt, of the Siskiyou forest reserve,
in the city, stopping at the Oxford, are in the Illinois valley today at­
that are ready-made, investigate our very rea­
Garden seeds of all kind» at Cru- tending a meeting of the Illinois Val­
sonable prices for custom-made garments, Hand
01 ley Stockgrowers association,
liter Bro».
They
Tailored by The Ideal Indies Tailoring Co. The
D. J. Hanna, a business man of loft Thursday for the 'Page creek
prices are less than those asked for ordinary
Seattle, la In the city.
ranger station, attending the stock-
ready-mades.
01 men's meeting on their return trip,
Japalac at Cramer Bros
Mr. and Mr». IE. Casael Jr., of and will arrive in Grants Pasi) this
GEO. S. CALHOUN
K'atnath Falls, are in the city, hav­ evening.
Happy Thought Tree Pruaern in • A and (Moot iaagth. regalur
I
Sample
and
Salee Room 603 G Street
ing arrived Friday afternoon.
price »1.7« and S3—To clone out mi overstock we are »citing them
Seed oats, barley and wheat at Vou Can’t Dodge—
the Josephine County Flour Mill. 10
We have amaahed prices. A Chev­
I All yon need to make your hens rolet ride at Ford price. For it’» the
01 climate. Palace Taxi, phone 22-J. tf
| lav at Cramer'Bros.
Clareme Winetrout will leave
each, »Itili* they last
|Hunday evening for Portland, where Quarantine Still Effective—
he will Irunaact business for a few
The quarantine baa not yet been
days.
ralswi, though a numl*er of families
01 are being released from its provi­
Chick feed ivt Cramer Bros.
John Ober arrived In the city yea- sions. There are »till new cases de­
terday from Auburn. Indiana, and veloping daily, however, none of a
left by stage thin morning for Dry- serious character, but the uuthori-
den. where he will visit with the tlea state that the quarantine will no
Crooks family, old time friends.
doubt be maintained all of next week
public
A few favored Fords at fastidious so far aa the schools
Cash Clothiers
figure». Manuel Bros.
01 meeting* are concerned.
Poultry feed at Cramer Bro». 01
C. O. Sexton, a former resident of Will Seek Nomination
this vicinity, arrived in the city this
It has been pretty quiet politically
morning, and is looking after .tro­ the ¡>a«i few- days, about the only
T»erty interests here. He is no» recent development being the an-
inaking his home In Portland.
nouncement of County School Suiier-
CLOSING OUT GATES HALF SOLES
See G. P. Jester for life Insurance intendant Alice Bacon that »be will
We b«*rr«*w mimi <>f <>ur troitbl«*». We n»iU«ipate thi-ni and uorry;
Penn Mutal Jdte
KOtf again i>e a candidate for the position
tre imagi In- ‘*11 klnd* uf dire calnmitim', we are fate just arouiul thè
Vt the following prices while they last
Hxeet
pea
seed
at
Cramer
Bros
which she has held for the past three
corner, ready U* »mite u» witii llie bludgmn <4 fallare, tool wben
Kenneth
"William«
left
last
night
(PI T ON)
years. It is also announed that At­
so toni tlie corner we find that fnte Ims net even touilied as. We
for
Taylor.
Texas,
where
he
will
go
torney
Jesse
Johnston
will
become
a
fret nnd fume to no piuiMme mid MMlr our energies.
28x3 — $ 7.00
30x3 —$ 9.00
Into training for the coming season (candidate for the republican nomi­
30x31/2
—
$10.00
32x31/,—$12.00
of baseball. Ills wife a-companied nation for the legislature« contest-
LET I N TAKX CARE OF YOUR CLEANING, PRIX n ING. KIPtlll.
$32x4
—
$14.00
him as far as Klamath Falls, and • Ing with Representative Sidler
ING TKOl KLEK
will Join him later.
the place upon the ticket.
TIBE SHOP
We have all models in used Fords.
01 Worship in the H odm *—
Manuel Bros.
Ford Garage
01
laiws seed Gt Cramer Bros.
While the hurches are closed
at
Reservations have beeff made
acco mt of the Influenza one of
the Josephine hotel for Mr. and Mrs church belle will be sounded for a
Ralph Schneeloch, w)u> will arrive ft v moments al 11 o’clock Sunday
from San Fraaciaco tomorrow morn-^morning,
the regular time for wor-
>• .
ing. It is expected 'hat ]<artles who ship tn the hurci.0»; ami at this-eig»
are I nt »rested In the contracts to be ] nal the suggestion is being made
left for work upon the Irrigation pro­ that the Christian peonie of the com­
ject Tuesday will accompany them to munity gather in their respective
this city.
homes and observe some exercise of
We are ordering rose bushes, trees worship, either in
NKW TODAY
•• reading and
and shrulm. Leave your orders with study of a prayer service or the sing­
SEE U. P. JESTER for life Insur­ us. Cramer Bros.
01 ing of hymns or a combination of
ance Penn Mutual Life
AHtf
Dr. M. C. Findley, of Salem. is in these. This suggestion ia not made ,
RANCH FOR RENT House, barn the city having come down last night that any form of worship ¡nay be pro-;
and other out buildings; about six to ‘Investigate the irrigation plans pogated, "but that »pirltual no Irish­
acre« iu clover and alfalfa; or­ for the valley. While here, the doc­ men!. the need for which every genu­
chard, berries and pasture. Plen­ tor has signed m> all the property he ine Christian realizes, may be s ' ii »-
ty of water till middle of summer. owns In the vicinity that will come plied.
For information write Box 6. Rd. under the new Grants Pass Irrigation
2. or phone tOS-F-ll.
101 'district for inclusion in the district, I
j Hs i>etltion will he among those con-
JOS MOSS AGENCY - Fire
I sidered at the meeting of the board
ance, plate glana liability
] of directors next Tuesday. -
ance. 204 % Sixth street.
Bicycles repaired <at Cramer Bros
FOR HALE 1 atn wrecking
I Spray and (fpnay pumps at Cramer
A pretty cabinet machine
large house ut the corner of
Bros.
01
fumed oak, golden oak, Ameri­
and E streets and offer all the
can walnut, brown or red ma­
lumber muterial, doors, windows]
I rA/l
Sheriff ix-wis and Deputy Lister
hogany.
and frames, etc., for sale. A. L.
Come In and look over our
LLlTI
were called to Selma Friday evening
02 I
Edgerton.
large assortment of (Irafonolas
I Al Oil 1,P”n complaint of people there who
I
and choose the one which
Is
a
stray
cow
at
There
TAKEN
I
’
P
A ill All stated that the neighborhood was be­
matches your furniture
our ranch that has been In the
Haey terms if ilrslrrd
ing terrorized b>*an insane man. The
neighborhood tor two months;
officers
took the ¡mrty into custody.
STANTON ROWELL
Idack cow with white under body,
i
Rio
de
Janeiro,
Feb.
21.
The
and
brought
him back to this city
botli ears split, left ear undercut,
Music and Photo Hoese
1 lie sultiin of Turkey, ¡hough lie has iioi
lly alulicuteil. Is taking-a
fourteen
dally
news|>apers
__
__
____
_
__ j»ast midnight. I “vncaiioli" iti Asia Minor at the suggestion, it is
dehorned.
Owner
will
please
get
of
this
with
them,
arriving
.107 G Street
of representatives of the
i cow and pay charges Geo. Sce-
city which on January 1 doubled the The man stated ihat his name was | allied nations In Const."inlnople. The pilotograpo «Lows him arriving at the
tmeh. Route 2.
01 price of their pa|>ers because of the Haines, but from letters and docn-1 foreign oince to receive what amounted to his depo«itl<iu.
FOR SAIzK X acre« Vi mile from Inoreased cont of ell material. espe-ltuent8 |n his possesion it seems that,
HORN
Grants Pana on Pacific highway, dally newsprint paper, entering intone may be Lester Randolph, late of
OAID To Mr. and Mrs. Bert IR. Calti
i leared, 0-rooin house, liyyn. gar­
Ilandon. He is about 28 or 30 year» I
of Holland. Tuesday, February 17.
age. Telephone and eleqtrlc lights their production, have restored their
'of
age, a student of a corres)»ondence
available, >1200. .Mrs. Igoes M. old prl e of 100 rets (about 2%c) a
u daughter.
j course in chemistry and assaying and
12 copy. One pa;>er which had conclud­ ¡states that he has been hypnotized
.Morris, ltd. 1, Box «4.
ADVERTISEMENT FOR CON-
ed an advantageous contract with a by someone. He arrived in Selma »
STItl’CTlON WIIKK GRANTS
Scandinavian firm for paper annui­ day or two ago, and was insisting
Quit Auto Travel for Train—
PASS IRRIGATION DISTRICT
Washington. Feb. 21.—Birector I Helena. .Mont., Feb. 21.—For the
Mr. and .Mrs. Chas. Moss, of Da •• led its agreement with tile other pa- ■ that a young lady of the neighbor­
Hines
assured the railroad labor or­ first time since 1815, the common
enpftrt. Wash., who have lieen ¡»end­ porn to maintain the price at 200 hood consent to an immediate mar­
Sealed proposals will be received
ing the winter iu California. arrived
riage with him, though he had known ganizations that return of the roads 'labor supply may equal the demand
by the Board of Directors of the in the city Friday night, driving rein.
•her but a few hours. An ex»»'!ha-' on March 1st. would not affect nego­
' in .Montana this year according to
Granta Paas irrigation District at overland on their way to their enst-
In announcing their return to
■ ion will be conducted to determine tiations now pending as to the inter­
their office In the Court House, ern Washington home. As the high­ old price, the newspapers stated 'hat
pretations
of
various
wage
agree
­
reports gathered by state offi lais
¡the condition of the young man. and]
Granta Pas». Oregon, until 11 a. m. ways northward, and especially
ments
made
during
federal
control.
through
commercial clubs of the
100 rela did not cover even the cost to give him care should he be in need
February 24. 1820. for the excava- throughout eastern Washington, are
of
it.
state. If crops are unusually heavy
tlon and construction of HI nilles not in good shape for travel, .Mr. and of the white paper.
Later. ?.. a hearing before the RECORD MADE MY AVIATOK
there may be a slight deficit, but nor­
canals and laterals, and six miles Mrs '.Moss concluded to continue their
IN FLIGHT TO SEATTLE
county court this afternoon, the man
KING ALFONSO HAS
sub-lateral». Including approximate­
mal crops will leave enough men for
way on the train, and so disposed of
TROVBI ES op’ HIS OU N brought in from Selma last night by I
ly 43.0<i0 yards, excavation; 650 their automobile here Ibis morning
the sheriff was found Insane .¡nd will
Seattle. Feb. 21.—Major A. D. road work, railway labor and similar
lineal feet of flumes, bridges, con­ and will leave this evening over the
be
committed
to
the
asylum.
The
Smith,
army aviator, who arrived employment, without drawing on ex­
.Madrid. Feb
21. The Spanish
duits, turnouts, .pipe lines and other Southern Pacific. They have leased
man said that his name was Lester here yesterday from San Diego, plans tra-state sources, it is said,
cabinet
is
reimrted
to
have
resigned,
For
structure»; also the furnishing and
■their ranch near Daveni»ort for a per­
Haines, and the examination brought to return Tuesday. He made the four years the demand lias far ex-
Installation of four pumping plants. iod of years, and vulll reside in Spo­ and King Alfonso Is reported to have
accepted their resignations, which Is out the fact that h? was an I. W. W., 186 mile« from Portland to Seattle
For particulars, address Tom R.
ceeded the supply.
kane (hiring the coming summer.
due to Inability of the cabinet to ob­ and the district attorney also un­ in one hour and twenty minutes,
Pearce. Protect Engineer.
covered
evidence
that
he
may
be
a
which
is
said
to
be
the
record.
tain sufficient support to pass the
Proposals for any or all schedules
Carriers Wanted—
COMINO EVENTS
appropriations, to increase railroad draft evader. Before he 1» turned
will in- received bitt the Hoard re­
over to the asylum as Insane, the
Quarta blank« at Courier office.
Carrier boy» for Daily Courier
rates.
serve- the right to reject any or all
federal authorities will be given an OfflM.
wanted -routes now open,
Extra
Feb. ft, Saturday 'Meeting of Po­
blds.
opportunity to invrxttgate this phase
»ay for rainy weather
Apply
at
Ti-»da
4*re-'t»ncM.
honk
rt
K-.
11
'ion»
Grunge,
r»t
Rogne
River
Val
­
GKO a . HAMILTON
Nluaed.
Míala g blank» at Courier aMca. eace.
of the question.
Courter rttiéa. t
ley Grange hall, 16 a. <•.
Secret
tv .
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THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Happy Thought
at 50 cents
Overcoats, Suits
Shoes, Furnishings
Rogue River Hardware Co,
Peerless Clothing Co
Troúbles, Troubles, Troubles
The Wardrobe Cleaners
SULTAN TAKES ENFORCED VACATION
ARREST MAN AT SELMA
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