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GRAN IS VASS I» UIA t <H Illi I.
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Specials
Published Dally Ex. <-i't Sunday
i
♦
FRUITDALE
('ur
hod w ill
- n •
i •
in
after a three treeks vacation.
Mrs. I'. Slattery wax quite s:ci.
Entered at postoffl e, Grants Pass,
last week and her du1 hl.". I'-
Ore., as second ilass mail matter
OSI UH’ «VLSI IS—10 O1 I
Urietmayer has been caring for her.
Mrs. N.i/.or and litis* uon. ot Grants
ADVERTISING RATF18
osi: i.oi t hildri V Minis ti st.oo
Pi - w<
w. > nll-day i \ i.- Bor
I tori < at
the
Display space, -er invìi
Le.
Sires up to Id
lloper home Friday nn.l .Mrs. Mc-
Local-personal column. per line .10c
Re.nlers, per line
Carthy .mil children wer.- afternuon >
callers.
DAILY COURIER
U.MOXDS —3o<’
The horses ot Frultdnlo aro qnhu
By mail or earriar, per year
|6.00
up to .late tor they are "striking" |
By mail or carrier, per month.
freq lently lately.
Mr. K >i>er
WEEKLY COURIER
was the first victim about two weeks
By mail, per year
$2.00
'ago and hasn't ttrtlf recov. red yet
'and Mr. Bates*was the next vl tlm.
Ml MBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS
Dry G oim »—Mine.
I He hiiN organized an arbitration
The Associated Press is exclusively
entitled to the use for republication
, , board to deal with the situation.
of all news dispatches credited to it
The Neilson family are again at
or all otherwise credited in this
pacer and also the local news pub ity for which will be given in May , the pioneers who plant, for with acre ■ liberty after a three weeks sfc-.:o of
lished herein.
at the time of the primary election, age developed, the c.iuneries and the , tb<- influenza, «11 of tbe family liui
All rights of republication of spe-
, Ing it but Mr. N'.-'lsou
The highway commission states dryers will come. There ought to
dispatches herein are also re-
Mrs. G A. Hamilton says her early
d.
that it has about reached the limit in be some definite campaign at once '¡garden is all showing up nicely.
the awarding of contracts for high- \>: !'
atlili ; of iWrto-'S ,-f t .
Mr. Beams and family have mow.I
I KID
MAKI 'll 5, 1920.
having
way construction with the funds now rops that we kndw will do well with . into town, James Wright
♦ ♦ ♦ available, Without the further bond irrigation, tor it is these small crops ¡purchased the pro|»orty they occu
pled.
♦ issuo the highways of Oregon will be that will return the profit
OREGON WEATHER
to the
Mrs. Harriet S. Green died at the
♦
more or less ot the patch work va- owner of the smaller tracts durln ■
homo of her daughter, Mrs. J. I
♦
U enther for the Week
rtety, with stretches of excellent , the period of development. It take Stanbrough, of William«, T tesda
cific Coast States: Rain ♦
and was burled
t Wednesday and again ♦ pavement interspersed with miles of time to get ground cleared and level mort. ng March
Saturday: normal temperatures ♦ impassable roads, travel being limit led and in < good -tand of alfalfa But Wednesday nfteruoon at 2 o'clock in
♦ ed by the condition of the worst por .an a re or two of berries will return | the M. E. cemetery nt Williams. Sev-
Tonight and Saturday fair, ♦ tions. It is better to give the com a handsome income If the market. ‘eral of their Fruitdale and Grants
Pass friends attended tho b-.irliU ser >
sentie southwesterly winds.
♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ mission the funds to complete the | problem is settled before hand, and vice».
job now.
Jam«) Wright 1» plowing with tiny
, it can be settled by proper coopera
FINISH THE JOB NOW
tion. The marketing of the product tractor thia week on tho ranch ho
and Worth Hamilton purchas.-d.
Better highways are an absolute'
of 100 acres of strawberries will be
INTENSIVE PRODUCTION
Wo heir that Mr Kccord has Bold
cessity in present day industrial
There will be a more intensified easier than the marketing nt th his homestead to a man from Kelso -
development. There is no stoppin-' plan of farming in the Grants Pass product of five acres.
Wa<h.. and Mr Rogers has traded
bls ranch for town property, also
pla e short of the very best high- district with the .orning of a com
I It is rumored that Rev D. ’,) Dodge
ways that can be constructed. The prehensive irrigation system.
This
has traded bls ranch
state is pledged to the poli.-y of good brings with it a number of problems
The work on the u< w irrigation
roads, -and it would be folly to stop that must be solved. Intensive farm
ifltch is progressing
i
rapidly and we
with the program half completed. ing means the production of more
will soon have the pleasure of *■■«•
ing water and r**n fli-b'
dr • •
Road building has been carried just, berries and vegetables and fruits of
along
the
highway.
far enough that the public will be I all kinds. The marketing of this
satisfied with nothing except the produce is one of the problems that
The Hague. Mar. 5. Tbe Dutch MKVK \N CH \MIH R I I BY
completed plan, and the only way to must be met else the protit will van government today for the second
THF. Il VT4TIET WITH I . S.
complete the plan will be to make: inh from the industry. No doubt if time refused to deliver the former
Mex.,
Mar h 5
The
' German emperor to the allies for I Juarez.
chamber of commerce at Salina Ortiz.
the bonds voted by the last legisla there was a definite acreage of the Î trial.
Oaxaca, Mexico, recently establish-
ture available by voting favorably various kinds of small crops, provi
|ed. is sinking to promote cummer
upon the proposition of a higher lim sion for its marketing could be easi
Trade Acceptances, book of 50, $1 ! cial relations with \meri an nier-
it of bonded indebtedness, opportun- ly made. The difficulty will come for
..-bunts and manufacturers, according
— Courier office.
to Information received h.-ro by Am
Placer location notices at Courier erican Consul Edward A. Dow, from
«
IJoyd Ilnrlinghatn. Amerf an on°’tl
at Salina Cruz.
A. E. VOORH’ES.
Pub. and Prcpr.
Political Cards
Primary Election May 21, l»20
\i
BARNES, The Jeweler
The Battery Shop
liti N 6th
Hazelton & Dishrow , Proprietors
F \ kms v\i> < i iA riiori
hi
Timmons & Higgins
(nil mid mu li-.
l*h<>nv 32 l-J
111 south Sixth Hl
i i i u < tt;s
i < »
si i . i . oil
i i : wi
I
DUTCH DfCLINF «
P?itl advertisements
RAMONA
G B. BERRY
Harness and Saddlery
Auto l op and Canvas Work
With Cirants Pass Hardware Co
MU TttltH
i. P JI-hiTER for lif • I ns J r
SEE G.
anco—Penn Mattini Lifo
~ JlUUU
ARTHUR S COUTANT ¡W, ANT
Republican Candidato f«»i*
Nominee for
COUNTY JUDGE
Josephine County
F. L. C00N
Republican ( ’andidate ft r
Nominee for
COUNTY CLERK
Present Deputy County Clerk
D. 0 HAYES
Republican
•
I
'amliilate for
Nominee for
ASSESSOR
Present Deputy
Assc^or
ECLUS POLLOCK
Republican ( ’andidate f. « >r
Nominee for
COUNTY JUDGE
H. H. ALLYN
Republican 'andidate for
Nominee for
TAX TUIA
or expe
only lit
said to
who talk,
cents wa> th
by collecting
sm ell room i
M ol OWN Fill (. II. l.iFE
>' telegraph. sh<
worth >500,000
age of 77. B
11 attention oji account of the fear
ieft no will as far as known, the
\ngeles, a sister who is
the idea that everyone
of his money, and nine
> supple-.- ented hi. m<-al
diners. He slztjit
of three'planks, two inch by
.spread two old comforters
JUST ARRIVED
\ beatiHfitl l»ro\xn him lou
oxford,
’’.ili
Goo<Iv<ar
<tJ'«l
vielt,
COUNTY CLERK
Economi—Effi, h-ni i —Seri icc
We admit that - re aspir
ing.
To hr- called to do .• oir
•virinz
• Xpert cleet riein us u «’re
elect (I by the gcii.'rnl public.
I h y lutve f-'iin.l out that we
know all n) utt this litnl In! <>i
caving, < <>;> orlin-’ illiinihuillug
force. \\ e u ill gi i <• i on in , 4.
finiate «I
its K to iiliat 11> •
frlng
unci the fixtures will <<> t jun.
MARINERS ELECTRIC STORE
I III-; FOOT < toiroi: I
<101(1
I HONE 4/
TO SELL? A iltusHIcd
vcrtlsement in the Dally Courier
will tell your.story in more than
1100 homes every day. For a lltn-
Ited time >1.60 in advance wlll
take your 25-w>rd annoum-eim-nt
to these homes every day for a
month.
You ought to secure :»
purchaser in that time
FREE Good garden soil, came hml
it away. Conor Sixth
streets. A. L. Edgerton.
POSITION WANTED 'dan .nd wife
want to cook in small cam... \d-
dreej. F. D F., Box t>.’. II. F.
t. Grants Pass.
WANTED A young man 1i; i<> is
irw of a ;c to work in a liard-
.
la
on at
Cramer Bros, store, corner S -: a
and ii streets.
13
Mitrf. J. L. JOHNSON, forno : i :i:
i ago < outralto soloist and instruc-
tor of urice, has opt ned her ■
d
In the Lundmirg Bide. rio .< ile
Hiring something sp<- lai In pin
ment, breathing, etc., sho ild
her, as she lias had art lcuiar
¿traction in th6se line ■I from Cbi-
a o'' I), t histrm-tor...
Studio
hours, Tuesday and atnrda- from
1 to 5 p. m.
FOR StAtlzK ■ Simili house and
a res of land, mostly level, 7 mil
from Grants P: s ' j . j mile to C.
& O. C. H. 1!. apur. Will iliaco
a good goat or sin < p ranch, Dit.-h
survey runs throu-h the pla e. Al
o ..Inalile for wood, have ii bout
1,000 tiers already cut on place.
Will make a bargain pHco on the
1-,'tuk outfit
A
I..
Edpi-rtoi.
owner.
13
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i .1 \\ •
.»ill
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From K33R3 to RAZOR STRAPS
WE’RB T'ÜCREl
Oregon is the best place in the world
for commercial growing of roses.
Razor straps manufactured here are oa
tlonally advertised and sold.
Oregon manufacturers of carbon paper
drag saws,rubber heels,otoves,brooms
furniture,oough drops and other commo
dities make their products so good that
the world asks for Oregon-made
Asaoolated. Industries of Oregon
^ o REG on
LEE TIRES
6000 Miles Guarantee
We have just r, ceived a shipment of
Lee Tires and Tubes
All sizes
■ eggs fdr Hale from
.i moi; . tnconu winter
ulle'■: I id for Dc<-
.-. Jan nary
1
o-id stilt
.in
., a.-. 1 .ad, ,
i> W* . t I
ts Pass. Ore.
I
FOR SADI, 1 - ed I..mber trttm ¿:i x
mill on ardine ('n el , five mile
from ra il roa <1, good road, varimi
sizes and lena hs, JI "> per A! o
ground. A! so userò lumbar from
Th reo Fine» Fiume, 2x4. 4x4, fixl.
zxl z. sili lengtha, Juin-,»off- loe
creak, $10 | er >1 on Iht.- .’round
c. o. tVo’-br i, .li: >' di' li” hotel. I
WANTED Man with _-(>od
outfit to take contra t
million feet. Address
Frcnlcrc, Bi ay,
loggin
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