Image provided by: Josephine Community Library Foundation; Grants Pass, OR
About Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931 | View Entire Issue (March 19, 1920)
GRANT« PA8K DAILY tXH IIIKR PAGE TWO —•--------- chased the property on the river which belonged to Worth and Gall Hamilton and uow have a block of 20 acres which they are improving rapidly. Sherman Conlue. an old school mate of Mrk t>. V Hamilton, who has been limiting in Columbus. Ohio, stopped off for a few days’ visit with the Hamiltons on the way to his home in Roseburg. GRANTS PASS DAILY COURIER Published Dally Fx.ept Sunday X E. VOORHIE8, Pub. and Propr. Entered at poet off ice, Granta Pass. Or«., aa second class mall matter. I 10 a. m. Today ADVERTISING RATB8 (Naplay space, per inch............ «----- 30c Loca I-person al column, per line ,10c Readers, per line........... -......... 5c DAILY COURIER Bj mall or carrier, per year...... $6.00 By mall or carrier, per month.. .50 MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS ; The Associated Press is exclusively i entitled to the uee for republication of all news dispatches credited to it J or all otherwise credited In this paper and also the local news pub- ; Hshed herein. All rights of republication of spe cial dispatches herein are also re served. Received Shipment New Plaids problem must be met, and a plan for be outlined if Grants Pass is to care for the new coiners who will want to rent or purchase when they come. The suburban home, built on acreage under the new irrigation project, will go a considerable way in this, but more houses in the city is a present Quite ♦ ♦ ♦ 4 4 4 tral portions; generally fair south portion; nearly normal temperatures. Tonight and Saturday fair, ex cept probably rain near coast. Moderate easterly winds will prevail. The Battery Shop DRY GOOIM* DR1”T. ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ 4 OREGON WEATHER ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Weather for the Week ♦ Pacific Coast State«: BARNES, The Jeweler KIJ? the building of houses will have to need. THE BALANCE AGAIXST THE HORSE Fort Worth. Texas, Mar lit A great helium plant from which the United States government hopes to very large measure for l»oth the rise obtain non-inflammable gas in suffi and the fall. It has supplanted the cient quantities to supply Ils military horse on the road and in the field balloons is near completion here. In It has made dairying more popular stallation of machinery has begun in the outlying districts, for the de ,nd “ i" *xi‘**»*«l the plant will be In operation by August 1, unless con- livery of milk iuid cream is no long . ,. „ ... I I gross should fall to further support er a problem determined by a few . the undertaking. —---------------- „. Helium Is extract miles more or 1OM Of transportation e<l from natural gas by a secret pro-1 But at that the finish of the horse is cess. Construction of the plutg, the only ; not yet in sight. He hM a place to . one of its kind in the world nnd nt n I fill that gasoline can not tag« from of ftpproxlmutnh. |,’,.ooo,OOO. him. and gasoline seems to be keep- wa, ^«,.4 during the world war tag pace with hay and oats in sky- following a series of exiwriments . ot scraping prices But the tractor and ducted by army nnd navy experts here the motor car do not burn gas when and B’ Texas. Beyond the .. . .. , fnct ,,,ai “ non-inflammable, non-ex- thev are standing Idle, and that is , , , . , plosive gn, had been developed, the the chief reason why the scale has results or the experiments have re turned against the horse for use in remained a secret. The helium plant the field. since its oonstruction started, has been under military guard. A naval lieutenant is in innininnd. - The influence of the automobile ¡upon the number and value of the horse in Oregon, and In the United LOCAL DEVKU»I*MENT States as a whole, is well demonstrat There is a spirit of progress and of ed In recent figures compiled bv the improvement in the Southern Oregon department of agriculture. In 1917 atmosphere. In Grants Pass the old there were 300,000 horses in Oregon. I is giving way to the new. Structures j and their value was $98 each, big. | FRUITDALE I that have had their day and outlived little, blind or lame. On the first of Pourier classified ads brln Do not forget to come to grange suits a classified their usefulness are being supplanted January. 1920. the number had de Saturday. fer more modern structures. The creased to 282,000, and the values Mrs. P. Slattery is si*ending better system of highways that has had slumped to $85 each. In the na week in Medford. Mr. Green is moving onto been inaugurated in the entire coun tion the number had fallen off 100.- place he recently purchased from try is reflected in this move. Modern 000 and the values had fallen in the Acord. garages that look largely to the trav- i four-year period from $104 each to -And now it is Alonzo Jones who eler for their patronage are princi-j$94. This decrease in the number thinks the best is none too good. He pally the present development, but and value of the horse tribe Is made has purchased a pure bred Durov locally there is the new theater build- more noticeable when compared with brood sow. Charles Tethinger. of Seattle, who I tag. This also finds much of it« rea- the statistic!« in regard to other live was on his way to Southern Califor son in the better highway, for the! stock, Dairy cattle had increased a nia in search of health, stopped off We admit that we're aspir In numbers and from here and spent the week end with ■ patronage is no longer confined to j million ing. Mr. i the immediate vicinity. Good attrac 159.6» in average value to $85.13. the G. A. Hamilton family. To be called to do your dons will draw from miles around. Other cattle had increased more than Tethinger's mother died in Fruitdale | wiring. about nine sears ago. The pressing need in Grants Pass 5.000.000 in numbers and $10 per The Neilson orchestra have their; As expert vie« (richiiiM we're that must force itself upon attention, head in value. calendar full of engagements again.' elected l»y the general publie. is the demand for homes. Scores of Josephine county has kept pace County Agent Miller and Miss Cor They have found out that we residents have had to protect them with the general trend in the fall of bett. home demonstration agent, met know all about tlüs vital labor with tlie [»eople of the neighborhood selves through purchase of proper Dobbin and the rise of old Bos We saving, comforting illuminating last Tuesday at the Brietmayer home ties they had formerly rented, and it are credited with only 1756 horses, force. We will give you an es and perfected the organization of the timate as to what the wiring is said that upon one of the princi while the figures show 24 65 dairy Farm Bureau. Mr. and Mrs. Briet- and the fixtures will cost you. pal residence streets in the city there rattle and 5487 cattle ot other niayer. true to their hospitable na-1 ture, entertained the crowd at a good is now only one home that is not 1 i classes. owned by its occupant. The housing • The automofoile is responsible in a dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Droulette have pur- ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦*♦♦ > 4 ♦ 4 4 Virginia Dare Dresses CALL AND SEE THIS BEAl Til l L VSSOKTMEXT OF SILK DRESSES. f The new »|«ring line is comprised of models featuring the latest and most fascinating designs. XBOl'T OXE DOZEN NEW MODELS RECEIVED THIS MORNING CHOICE MEAT mêlcomed ôythe man WHO’S LWING BY A PURt POOP PLAN.’ ! Are you living by the pure food i>lan? Choice meats help Have von to build a man. tried the meats we sell’ Eat them if you’d live quite well. Keep our number in your mind. This shop’s not so hard to find. \\nt<li for Mr. Happy I’ort.i CITY market all hall . obbgosu SOÍ G Street We quench thirst with fruit juices We clothe thousands with woven wool from the flocks on our myriad hills D 0. HAYES Republican Candidate for Nominee for ASSESSOR Present Deputy Assrastw ECLUS POLLOCK Republican < Candidate Nominee for COUNTY JUDGE H. H. ALLYN Republican <,'andidate Nominee for COUNTY CLERK G4M»D I SED I'XRN \l 1 Sllllll RE list of the «ar« on »ul«’: RING. RING. ONE ONI ONE' oxi: AOINTS FOR. PHONE 317 SH H STREET, GRANTS PASS, ORE -POROIA- / aids to health axd beauty N If a cold has settled on your chest Or if you have rheuma tism. ulcers, swelling or other forms of inflamma tion— P'JROI a rtADCMAU Medicated Plaster Paid advertisements Present Deputy County Clerk BARGAIN WEEK »MI99 AHO REPAIRING Primary Election May *21, 1920 F. L COON Republican Candidate for Nominee for COUNTY CLERK Hazelton & Disbrow, Proprietors COLLINS AUTO COMPANY Political Cards ARTHUR S. COUTANT Republican Candidate for Nominee for COUNTY JUDGE loi N. tit h HUDSON M CHALMERS AND ESSEX CARS ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES ¿ SERVICE I • • % HARPER’S ELECTRIC STORE MR- HAPPY PARTY Josephine County THE FXMIT (wIFORT STOIC! I RAMONA More Voiles—More Crepes FRIDAY, M AIUTI I». DEJO. 4 frequent rains north and cen —T I will tend tn reduce the inA«n>- mation quickly and effec tively. It contAiins a silicioua earth, with boric acid, ifiy- cerina and antiseptics of known value. It works quickly and does not blister. You should have a small can uf PUROLA Medicated Plaster in the house at all times. I le.at in the can and apply—it is always ready. AT ALL DRUG STORES GUARANTEE P 1’110 f. A Uedimted Platter ie fuar- anlred to yic<- eatiefurtum. If <1 ehoubl not your druvqut will re fund vrrur money. Prepared and Guaranteed By the Blumauer- Frank Laboratories I llllllllltHHI HIIIIIN O’ jliWíUlW» udii 11 uh munii mi fiwiiiu Economy—Efficiency—Service We feed great nosts with meats, cer eals and processed vegetables. We send tc many countries the beat of food fishes and our fruits grow in fame and demand across wide areas. Associated Industries ot Oregon For Constipation Indication, Sick Headache, Bilioua* neaa, Bloating, Sour Stomach, Gaa on the Stomach, Bad Breath or other con* ditiona cauaed by clogged or irregular bowels, take FOLEY CATHARTIC TABLETS A wholesome and thoroughly cleanring phytic—mild and gentle in action. B. B. Haward, Unadilla. Ga : "I find Foley Cathartic Table« <lve me quicker relief Irom conatipalionthan an,thins] ever tried.'* ISOLD EVERYWHERE j. s. M c F adden Republican ( 'andidatc Nominee for COUNTY COMMISSIONER Present. Commissioner BEN H. JESS Republican ( 'aiifiidatf! Nominee for COUNTY COMMISSIONER Economy—Her» Ice USED CARS FORD, io IM. FINK sll XI’E ...................... FORD, I»I7, GOOD SHAPE..- FORD, I»1M, Bl BI ST IX TOWN, MAXWELL, HHN, JI'.HT OVERH II LED IND PAINTED FLANDERS *20,.EXCELLE NT SHAPE- I'ORD, 1910, ROASTER ............. REGAI*, 1017, GOOD AS NEW C. L. Hobart Co '• J. POWERS, Salesman Ht5.TO.OO HT25.OO Wtpo.OO* ftNOO.OO *150,00 M 100.00 SOOO.OO
