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GRANT* PAM DAILY FOI IUKR PAGE TWO GBANTS PASS DAILY COURIER Silk and Fibre Published Daily Except Sunday A VOORH S. I’ll!’, and I’ropr. Entered at poetoffice, Granta Pass. Ore., as second class mall matter. Lace Hose and Half Hose ADVERTISING RATUS Tiaplay space, per inch ......-...... 20c Local-Iiersonal column, per line .10c Readers, per line ........ 5c I DULY COURIER By mail or carrier, per year......16.00 By mail or carrier, per month.. .50 MONDAY, MUNTI 22, 1920. ■ ' Kribs of the grocery firm of C. I’. Kriba Ac company who positively tea- titled that lute that afternoon Evans I had 'been in his grocery mid made » large purchase of grocers supplies Mr. Krlbs declared that lie remem bered the date well because it was ¡his birthday. BARNES, The Jeweler April McCall Magazine WEEKLY COURIER By mail, per year...................... -.12.00 (Continued from Taxe One) Paris, Mar. 22. Eight thouwand persons have bwn killed since the German revolt began on March 13th, according to advices received here. Of these S50 wore killed In Berlin alone. MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication DllY GOODS 1>EIMT. of all new* dispatches credited to it or all otherwise credited In this paper and also the local news pub lished herein. All rights of republication of »pe 8, 1920, will be treated as ftled si fleers. soldier*. sailors and marines dal dispatches herein are also re multaneously, and where not in con —privates, seamen, nurses, and all served. flict with settlers' preference right other persons, male or female, who MONDAY, MARCH 22, 1920. applications, or with each other, will by enlistment or otherwise were! Will —-w - « be allowed on May 10th. Such ap regularly enrolled In the army, navi ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ plications will be rejected it in con or marine corim of the United States, I ♦ OREGON WEATHER flict with entries or applications by and who could not voluntarily ter ♦ ♦ Olympia. Wash., Mur 22. Ratifi Tonight and Tuesday, prob- ♦ preference right settlers, and if in minate such service. This will also cation of the proposed suffrage am Moderate westerly ♦ conflict with each other a drawing include persons who served in the ♦ ably rain, endment to the federal constitution ♦ will be held on May 14th, to deter winds. late war aAd who by order were prdhnbly will he one of Jhe first acts ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ » ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ mine such conflicts placed in the regular army or navy to bo completed at the special session of tile Washington legislature which “Persons entitled to preference reserve. THE <>. Ai C. HOMESTEAD LANDS convened here today. right by reason of service in the late not applied for or entered “ bands The officials of the land office at legislators and other state offi Roseburg have issued a circular of war include honorably discharged of- by preference right settlers, or by cials said they believed there will those entitled to preference right by be very little, if any, opposition to the ap- information concerning reason of service will be subject to the ratification. Washington was proaching opening of the O. A C. one of the flint states to vote suf under the general provisions entry lands in Westren Oregon, The cir- of the homestead law as modified bÿ frage to women and the last legisla Paid advertisements cular corrects some items of iticor- ture petitioned congress to submit act of June 9, 1916. on and after the question of ratification reel information that had been pre Primary Election May 21, 1920 July 9. may be filed on and after states. viously given publicity and is pub July 1st. 1920 Such applications In addition to action on ARTHUR S. COUTANT lished below. endnient, the special session of filed from July 1st, 1920, up to and “The area of lands restored to Republican Candidate for Including all such applications filed legislature will also vote funds homestead entry exceed somewhat Nominee for the state's educational Institutions. at 9 a. ni, July 9th, 1920, will be Money voted by the last regular ses COUNTY JUDGE 350.000 acres. Particular attention, Josephine County regarded as simultaneous, and will sion has not been enough, on ac however, is called to the fact that be subject to applications filed by count of rising prices, to carry the while classified as agricultural un F. L. COON ex-service men up to July 8th. Draw schools over until the next regular der the law, considerable portions of Republican Candidate for ings will he conducted on July 12, session. these lands are not adapted to culti Governor 1. F. Hart hope« the spe Nominee for 1920, at 10 a. m., to determine any vation. cial session will require only about COUNTY CLERK conflicting applications filed by those two dajs to complete Its work. The "The time when settlers who re Present Deputy < osinty Clerk not claiming preference right. session probably will occupy only sided on such lands since December two days, it is said, if a flood of bills "The greater portion of the land 1, 1913, must exercise their prefer D. 0. HAYES does not come in. An agreement is situated in the Roseburg, Oregon, ence rights of entry begins 9 o’clock Republican Candidate for i land district. Small (cortions are in may be rebelled to keep out extra a. m., April 12, and ends 4:30 p. m„ »»Ills and to confine the work to ne Nominee for the Imkevlew and Portland. Oregon. < cessary business May 8, 1920. ASSESSOR and Vancouver. Washington, land “Persons qualified under the gen Present Deputy Assessor . Nightmare. districts. eral homestead law who performed Nightmare 1« cnits.sj by a disordered “ A booklet containing régulations,! ECLUS POLLOCK military or naval service during the digestion, nervous troubles or oilier ali war with Germany and who were Republican Candidate for schedule of the lands, and full de ments unit mu«t be treated by going tails regarding the opening le now lifter the cause. “When tire body honorably separated or discharged ’ Nominee for being published. Persons wlshlnc sleep» tile spirit wakes.** and when It COUNTY JUDGE from such service, or were placed in comes in Hie simpe of “cauchemar.” a« the full information on the opening rhe French call it. It la truly a fright the regular army or naval reserve, H. H. ALLYN should write the land office (Rose-i ful guest. are given a preference right of 60 > Republican Candidate for burg I and request that their name be days withlnwhich to make’homestead 1 Usefulness of Moss. Nominee for placed upon the mailing list for the i entry on said lands. The period of M okh | m the (Mipular name for sev COUNTY CLERK booklet and such other information era I kinds of xiiiall flow er I ess pluuta such preference right begins May 10, Economy—Efficiency—Service as may later be mailed out. Ta-tiers which flourish In damp places. in and ends July 8, 1920. Beginning at of inquiry are too numerous at thi. mountains and wet districts tracts of c adden 9 o'clock a. m., April 12, persons en moss are of great service In retaining time* to attempt answer A1I such ' the water and preventing sudden Republican Candidate titled to preference right by reason letters are being placed on file for, floods. Nominee for of war service may file application a copy of the booklet, to be mailed I COUNTY under the homestead law in the land Cheap Traveling. when issued.'' COMMISSIONER district In which the land is situated. Present Commissioner Such applications will be subjected COMING EVENTS Apr. 1<J. Friday—■Discussion of meas to the preference right application« BEN H. JESS ures by Josephine County Legisla of settlers who maintained their resi Republican Candidate tive club for Women. dence on the lands snee December 1, Nominee for Mar. 27, Saturday Josejrhine Coun 1913. Ail applications by ex-service (Continued from page I) ty Pomona Grange will meet with COUNTY persons filed after 9 o’clock a. m., Rogue River Valley Grange at 10 COMMISSIONER for the defense testified that Evans a. ni. April 12, and before 4:30 p. m.. May ; Economy—Service who had been an employed in Hines’ & Snyder company’s garage in Med CITA" TREASURER'S .NOTH E ford was at work in the garage that ■ afternoon and the time sheets and There are funds in the city treas records of the company showed this.; ury to redeem all warrants drawn t • * «. Mr. Snyder and Bookkeeper Curry I on the general fund nittnltered 14,107 | were among the garage witnesses,, to 14,214 inclusive. and Master Mechanic Hooker testi- Interest will cease alter March 22. | fled that he had personally seen and 1920. j talked with Evans in the garage late : Dated at Grants It is not too soon to think of Pass, Oregon, that afternoon. the other things you will need March 20, 19 20. This alibi was reinforced l»v ('. P. to complete your Easter P. JESTER, parel. <ity Treasurer The Battery Shop « 101 N. 6th 4 Hazelton & Dishrow, Proprietors A Political Cards j. s. M F Yourl Easter Apparel Petticoat- of Satin. Taffeta, and Jersey in beautiful tinta and colorings will lie in great de mand. FOLKS WE VE WORKED FOR SAY THAT WE-------- KNOW OUR BUSINESS THOROUGHLY You’ll enjoy tin1 many n»’w “Fitrite" flounce treatments in pin tucks, Van Dyke points, and aceordian pleating-. For Sale or Trade I One Studebaker Six, 7 pastwn- ger... Been run very little mid looks like new. Will take suit. able ear in on same. LET I S HELP VOL' SELECT II. E proper HARMONIZE WITH YOl It NEH GOWN. Gm Ntu«lebiik<*r Four, Terms if desired, handle. $250. O ik * 3>(lniii- burlier outfit. Knap. There is a lot of extraordi nary conversation going around this town about plumbing shop and our sani tary methods of fitting out a home or an office building with the proper heating apparatus or water facilities. They <lo sav that we know our bitsijieHS. We do. G. B. BERRY Harness and Saddlery Auto Top and Canvas Work B. S. DEDRICK 510 F Kt reef Phone 308-J With Grants Pass Hardware Co Kio acres of land on Evans creek, 3 miles from Rogue Riv er. $1500. (l-a< re chicken ranch. (I miles from Medford. Bungalow, burn, garage, fruit, berries, housand : of woMti «.<«• miserably from periods? attack of headache, never dreaming that a perms i ent cure inay be had. Hcadaclic nearly always re I;« from some disorder rf the stoma h, li • r or bowels. 7 kc Chamberlain’s Tablets. * Th-y w.Il correct these dis«/ era and there will be •?< inc/e w .dache. Man have been permanently c rvd bv Chamberlain s Tablets T r BARGAIN WEEK STARTING TODAY AMI CONTINI ING 11.1 ARE GOING TO OFFER Foil MALE ol It The following i» a list of the car» on -ale: 191» M VXW El.I. TOI RING. « 1918 .MAXWELL TOI RING. HMM MAXWELL TOURING WITH WIRE UHFI.I.H. I1HM .MAXWELL TOURING WITH NEW TOP IN II ME Vf (GV ER» JI NT PAINTED. 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