Grants Pass daily courier., March 20, 1920, Page 4, Image 4

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A. E. VOORHIES.
RAMONA
Del Monte
lavrge crowds have assembled the
last two evenings at the Sahatfon
XSPARAOVN
SQUASH
Army hull to hear Colonel Brengle
and Captain Bouterse, und a number
bWEETS
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of people have come forward for
prayers. The Interest was very murk
ed liiet evening, when Colonel Hrett-
WEEKLY COURIER
gle spoke from the text. "Husbands!
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Love Your Wives. Even as Christ j
Loves the Church ami Gave Himself!
MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS
for It That He tMIgh Sanctify and
The Associated Press is exclusively
Cleanse It.” Ills aubjeet was the
Quality and Service
entitled to the use for republication
love of Christ.
of all news dispatches credited to it
or all otherwise credited in this
He emphasized the love of Christ
paper and also the local news pub­
tor sinners, and Ills willingness anti
lished herein.
power to save the worst, and make i
All rights of republication of spe­ United States. The writer points
their lives clean, and good und |
FERRYDALE
cial dispatches herein are also re­ out that there are many accepted
happy.
newed.
words which have been coined in
and Mrs. George Jones anti
Captain Bouterse’s singing was
SATURDAY, MARCH 20, I »20. I this country. There are also differ- Mrs. Sarah llogue Vere at Grants I very pleasing, and was highly appre-j
onces in accent and usage between Paas Wednesday.
elated by the audience. There will
the language as spoken on this side,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Morrison 1 be ‘meetings at the hall tonight, und
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ORBGON WEATHER
of the Atlantic and in Great Britain. were visitors at Grandma Robert- at 10:30 tomorrow. A meeting for
children and young people at 2. to
4
"Why not.” the writer concludes, son's Wednesday.
Weather for the Week
4
L. F. Loixier, of Medford, was in which both old and young are invit­
"quit press-agenting John Bull and
ed. and a closing service at 8 o’clock
Pacific Coast States: Quite
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Ferrydale Thursday.
have our own language—the Ameri­
In the evening, to which tho people .
4 frequent rains north and cen­
T. J. Everton is moving front his
of
Grants Pass are most cordially In-'
tral portions; generally fair
can language?”
farm this week. His daughter, Allas
4 south portion: nearly normal
There Is one difficulty here which Maggie Everton was down from vited.
Envoy and Mrs. Gray, the new of-
♦ temperatures.
the writer overlooked. That is the Grants Poss Tuesday helping him
|fleers In charge of the corps are much
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looseness of the meaning of ".Amer­
Mr and Mrs. Jones, who have been ! pleased with lite meetings.
Tonight, rain in west, fair and
visiting
Mr. and Mrs. F. N. Robert­
ican.
”
We
in
this
country
like
to
wanner in east portion. Sun­
consider ourselves the only, original son, left for their home near Spo­ Marriage Liren*«* I<-- ik *«I—
♦ day rain. Modernate southeast
kane, Wash., Sunday.
A marriage license has been Issued I
4 winds.
Americans Yet during the war so,
Dave Evens »as at the home of M. to James Amos Wright mid Grace
many resemblances were discovered L. Griffin a few days this week.
Theolln Redding, both of Grunts I
Mrs. A. C. Forti spent the day Pass.
THF FARM Bl REAl MOVEMENT between the Canadian troops and
-
■
There was a time when farming ours that persons discussing them ini Thursday with Mrs. Harry Kevte
near Merlin.
Surprised With Party-
•was considered anything but a sci­ comparison with European troops j
Miss Clara Trefren was surprised
ence. It was hardly distinguished as frequently clamed the fighters from
last
’ night with a blrthduy party at
a business, and every farmer oper­ both the great North American de­
NEW TODAY
h> r home on Highland avenue.
\
ated along lines of his own laying mocracies as "Americans.”
SEE G. P. JESTER for life Insur- , number gathered there for a supper
Then there are all the South Am­
out with little regard for cooperation
ance—Penn Mutual IJfe.
59tf and later spent the evening with
ericans.
Their
ways
and
manners
are
various forms of amusement. Those
or for making his efforts dovetail
WANTED—S first class teamsters
at the party were Misses Edna
very
different
from
those
of
the
with the efforts of his neighbors. One
for building irrigation ditches
Houck. Irene Eddy and Hazel Wheel
Wages $4.50 per day of >9 hours. I
farmer would buy poison and put northern continent, but they are at
I er and Carl Houck, Ralph Eddy
Board 31.25 per day. Necessary I
forth effort to kill off the ground the same time different from those
Marvin Gentry and Frank Wiseman
to bring own blankets and live in
And
in
of
the
European
countries,
squirrels, while the neighbors on the
,
camp. Apply to foreman at camp
four sides would neglect their duty the Old World they are frequently
on Allen Creek at once. Sh-Lttu k '**'**" * omniittre »lake« Survey—
“4tfl **he pK"ic committee of the laid les.
and would breed squirrels to pasture looked upon as "Americans.” As a
Construction Co.
Auxiliary with the city officials, made'
understanding
and
more
complete
off the crops of the one who tried to
FOR SAI j E —Barred Rock and White a survey of the town Friday prepara-1
harmonious
relationship
is
establish
­
rid the country of the rodents. The
Wlandotte eggs. $1 per setting. tory to a drive to make Granta Pass j
Call after 4 p. m. at 1301 East A more sanitary and beautiful. They'
same illustration would follow in ed between the two Americas this
28 suggest that we clean up all places
many lines of activity or of Inactivity. similarity will be increased, not les-1 street. Mrs. A. Meier.
that breed filed. such as barns,
sened.
lnsur-
JOS.
MOSS
AGENCY
—
Eire
But a change has come over the
chi'ken houses, standing water and
To
call
our
language
"United
Insur-
ance,
plate
glass
liability
spirit of the farm. It is now recog-i
tf old tin cans. It is urged that old
ance. 204 H Sixth street.
nixed that there is no calling or in-, i States" is awkward. And if we in-
fences should be torn down and cy­
dustry in which science and business sisted on a special designation for WANTED TO BUY—House and lot. press hedges and tre,«, which are a
Give In first letter the very best fire menace, be taken out. and that
methods have a greater call than up- j ■ it we would simply be naming a cel-
terms iMMssible. location, and site each family* take it upon themselves
loquial
language.
The
written
words
on the farm. Farmers are cooper­
of house and lot. No real estate to rake up leaves and papers on the
ating through the farm bureau and of literature would still be English.
dealer need answer. Address No. streets in front of their homes.
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the grange and the other organiza­ | No change of name could alter the
tions which have for their purpose I fact of Its being essentially the lang­ WANTED An A-l Jersey heifer or laind Sales lt<-|M»rte<l—
young cow, no other considered. I E. T. McKinstry has announced a1
the betterment of conditions and the, uage of all the English-speaking na­
Fresh or soon to be. State price j large number of sales made during^
retura of 'greater profit from the la­ tions.
in
answer. Address P. O. Box, the past week. Mrs. Caroline Nor-
bor of the farmer. Science builds up !
690.
2« cett has sold her lot and bungalow
the soil and selects crop varieties and
on Orchard avenue to W. O. Andrews
FOR SALE- -Mare, harness and bug­
increases the yields, while coopera­
jof South Dakota She also sold lot
gy. cheap. ' Inquire at 214 West
15. hlo k 12. in Lincoln park* addi­
tive business methods reduce the ex­
D. corner Booth street. Also some I
tion to W. T. Hendren. Elmer D.
pense of marketing and bringing
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loose grain hay.
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Stephenson has sold his 200 acre
greater profits.
FIVE MONTHS OLD heifer for sale. ranch on Sucker creek io George S ( I
■* ■ ■*
river
—
C.
N.
Culy,
L.
M.
Nichols,
Mrs.
Elsewhere the Courier publishes
Price $40. From excellent milk­ Stephenson at a consideration of
C. N. Culy and Mrs. L. M. Nichols.
today the most comprehensive pro­
ing stO' k. Call phone 149-L. 25 >16,000. The Grants Pass Banking j
Applegate bridge to ferry—Carl
gram for work as mapped out for Schmidt and Mrs. Ed. Schmidt.
THREE light horses, suitable for de­ company sold to Carrie Williams the
one of these community farm bu­
Wilderville and Wonder—A. E.
livery or light farm work, for sale Clark brick residence building on ,
cheap. Will sell sei>arately If de­ East H street at a consideration of'
reaus. It shows how far the bureau Sheehan, Con Fenner. Mrs. W. O.
sired
Williams Wood Yard. 26 3'2500. Joseph Fetzner sold his resl-;
is going in'bettering conditions upon Hill, Mrs. .1. L. Daws, Mrs. E. . Ix>ve-
dence on the corner of Fifth anti M
lace.
FOR SALE—Three young brood I to Charles M’ycoff. A. Corliss sold
the farm and in the rural home. It
A membership goal was set for 35;
sows, weight about 150 each.J lot 2 in Bournes addition to Elmer I
is one of the greatest works of the 25 members were signed up at the
Phone 601-F-13, Josephine Mes- i D. Stephenson. The R. L. V om tract
day, and is fast taking the drudgery initial meeting.
senger.
of 3 Xx acres has been sold to C. C.
Murphy will b»- the next commun­
from farm life. A wonderful inter­
—
FOR SALE Igrte model iJodge car Davis. This tract lies south of the j
ity
to
organize.
The
meeting
will
be
est is «roused in the plan of tbe bu­
In good condition. C. J Riedel,! city park and has two residence!
held at the community hall Marc* 26
reau, and its influence is as great at 2 p. m. This community Includes
Smith a|>artmenU, corner South ! buildings on it. Mrs. Mary Lewis
upon the social side o( the farm an Missouri Flat, Murphy and New
Fourth and Bridge streets.
30 purchased two lots and a residence'
on M street from C. A. Cotigle.
upon its merely industrial side.
Hope.
WANTED -Married man to work I
»
Baptist Church
for summer. K. M. C. Neill, Ar-
Salvation Army men in prison
NAMING OCR LANGUAGE
dencraig Farm.
All the regular services at the us­
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work called on 43,345 prisoners in
ual hours. Bfjtle sch<x»J at 10. Classes,
An editorial in the American
the United States last year and put
for all ages. Morning service at 11;'
glon Weekly urges a change in
1,771 discharged prisoners in good
anthem, "O Day of Rest and Glad (
name of the language used In
positions with good employers.
Mt FIX LEAKY PIPES ' ness,” Mr. Igincaster, of Portland, i
WITH EASE - AND OUR 'will speak on relief work In the Near I
East.
WORK IS
Y. P. U. service at 6:30. Even­
BOUND TO ing B. service
at 7:30; anthein, "The j
I
PLEASEj Ix»rd Is My Shepherd.” Duet, ‘‘Para-:
dlse,” 'Mrs. float and Mrs. Hackett. |
Sermon, "Standing in a Slippery
Place." A cordial invitation to al).
C. M. Cline, preacher.
BEETS
PI Ml'KIN
XI’
BARNES, The Jeweler
KINNEY & TRUAX GROCERY
COMING EVENTS
7
7)e<fae¡áJtfíle ßtumbvr
When a pipe starts to leak
it should l>e attended to at
once with expert skill. By that
we mean that you should get
next to a telephone and com­
municate with us. We'll fix
that pipe so it will stay fixed
and we’ll charge you properly.
B. S. DEDRICK
51« F Street
Phone 30«-J
Apr. 16, Friday—Disciuwlon of meas
tires by Josephine County Legisla-I
tive club for Women.
Mar. 27s Saturday Josephine Conn i
ty Pomona Grange will meet with I
llogue River Valley Grange nt 10j
a. m.
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Brunswick Tires
AMI
Still Better
Willard Batteries
9
FORD Foil, i NM 1.1 rolls
The Battery Shop
Hazelton & Disbrow
SPECIAL FREE OFFER!
TO INTRODUCE
Sherwin-Williams
i’FLOORLAC
Here is mi opportunity which will not soon prcMwit Itself agaia-
X c»ii|M>n at onr store with Ktc will entitle you to
ONE 14-PINT l-.X.N OF FIXIORL.tC
UM
ONE GOOD <JI A I.IT»
I.V
X XI.NISH BICI Sil
Total »alio-
Xramate of Lead
*
Grants Pass Hardware Co
/
I KKSIÍ ST<M*K O|.’
Goodyear Tires and Tubes
.11 ST RECEIVED
CITY TICE.XSI• ICEIC’H NOTICE
There are funds in the city treas­
ury to redeem all warrants drawn
on the general fund numbered 14.107
to 14,214 inclusive.
Interest will cease after March 22,
1920.
Dated at Grants Pass, Oregon,
I March 20, 1920.
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J ester ,
City Treasurer.
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Swope Auto Company
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