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WHY?
THURSDAY, AFRI I. 1, 1020,
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' Foothill I .Men Itanqnet—
The men »ho played on the high
I school and American l<eglon football
I teams last New Year« were present
at a banquet given for them at the
Josephine hotel last night.
A six-
course dinner was placed before the
?'! men »ho were able to be present,
'he knocks i nd bruise« received dur
ing the same »ere mor,' than made
up for I’j the food that was placed
befuri them. The banquet consisted
of ev erythl'.g front cocktails to cigars (
with plenty in between.
RAMONA
•‘THE sol I, Ob' HYMPIIoNY"
AT
BARNES, The Jeweler
COMING EVENTS
Apr. 16, Friday- Diagustdon of meaa-
ures by Josephine County Legisla
tive club for Women.
Tonight and Friday occasion
al rain west portion with rain
or snow in east portion. Fresh
westerly winds.
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NEW TODAY
FOR
SALE.
BARGAIN 7-room
house, close in. cement basement,J
cement walks, garage, two lots,’
roses, shade, lawn, latrge front
poTch, screened back porch.
N. Parsons
j the thought of the second position.
THE A l< E PRESIDENCY
In the activity attending a cam 1 Rut it is that kind of a man who
paign for the nomination of a candi ■ ought to be nominated and elected to
date for the presidency of the I nited i the vice presidency. Geography has j
States, the voters lose sight appar ! much influence upon the selection of
BARRED R<XT< setting eggs
ently of the fact that it is quite ne 1 candidates, and that is one of the j
sale. 75c per setting. 722 Eighth
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reasons
why
the
Kansas
statesman
cessary to name a proper person for
1. - Hun-
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Seattle. Wash.. April
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the second place upon the ticket. A does not loom higher in the discus . dreds of oil claims, embracing thou-
ANGEL CAKES, 75c each.
Phone
few adventurers now seek the nomi sion of the candidates. Governor Al-1 sands of acres of land along the
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nation for the vice presidency, but len would make a good president, Alaskan coast, from Mount St. Elias
GARAGE
FOR
RENT
Inquire
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on the western boundary line of Yu
the office does not attract the men and he is most available as a candi
West C street or phone 33 I-R. 36
kon territory to the Alaska Penin
who would fill the office most accept- date for the second place if he would sula in the west, have been staked
FOR SALE By owner
\ five room
ably, and who could m«*t the emer accept it. And no doubt he would 1 by locators in the few weeks since
piaster 'll cottage on North Second I
President Wilson signed the coal and
gency if they were called upon to if the call came from the people.
street. Call 316-Y.
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oil land leasing measure, according
succeed to the presidency. We have
WANTED
Man
and
w
ife,
near
Mer-1
to reports from Seward, Cordova, An
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lin. General orchard work for'
chorage and other cities in the north
ADDITIONAL LOCAL
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mau. wife can board several farm
good fellow in the vice presidency,! e
News of the bill’s signing, eagerly
hands.
Desirable surroundings.:
awaited for weeks, started a stam
but a man nevertheless who does not j
The Apostolic Faith People—
Address Country Club Orchards.
pede
that
"old
timers
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said
rivalled
even place a presidential estimate
Will hold meetings at S o'clock
Phone 600-F-2, Merlin. Ore
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upon his own abilities. He stated , w^nefHj“ay ~ 3^7^ and Sunday the gold rushes of earlier days.
Seward stampeders flocked to the oil LOST Agate brooch. on Fifth ASt.,,
at one time that if Wilson should be nights of each week, at 405 G street. regions of the Kenai !M*ninsula. to
between I and G streets. 'Finder!
removed front his office he would1
t Cold Bay. on Shelikof strait and to
please leave at Courier office. 35
i ' Funeral Notice—
himself resign rather than take over
other districts along the Southwest
RENT -Furnished
modern
The funeral of the late J. D. Drake ern coast. From Cordova, the rush FOR
the duties and the responsibilities of
three-room flat with
luith and j
will be held at the First Baptist was in the direction of Katalla and
the position
And no doubt the pub- church at 3;M p m
ftev c
closets. Wood range and piped for’
Yakataga, at the bases of the Bering
gas. 701 D. corner 7th. Inquire
Me would rather he would resign.1 j Cline conducting. Interment at and Malaspina glaciers..
at millinery story at 70S E street. ¡,
though It would not be a great strain Granite Hill cemetery. Relatives and
Elaborate preparations had been
between 9 a. m. and 6 p m.
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upon an Intellect to make as good in friends desiring to view the remains i made to relay words that the bill had
the position as the present incumbent ^ ca” from 1 to 2 ” m at the j been signed. At Kodiak, locators FOR SAJxE 'Hatching eggs from !
, residence.
I were notified by wireless from Sew-
Sheppards famous Anconas.
has made.
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1 ard. and left in gas boats that had
26 pullets layed tor March,
, The duty of selecting the men who'Dinner Party Given—
j been chartered for weeks, bound for
eggs. Great winter layers.
A dinner party was given at the the oil regions. Cordovans, also, had
are to serve the country as its pres
Eads. 30 6 West I St.
home
of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brockley kept high powered launches, under
ident and vice president during the
by Mrs. Brockley and her sister. Miss charter that no time mt^it be lost
NfYTK’E
next four-year term will certainly de
Ella Turner. Wednesday evening. in making locations.
volve upon the republican party. It The dining room was decorated in
If you have not registered or
While many indications of rich oil
has much excellent timber to draw in the same colors,
was ■ deposits had been found along the changed your address you must
and
Its candidate for the chief position in the same colors. The table was ' coast, the only development of any ister on or before April 20, in ordei
to eat. importance had been at Katalla. to vote at the primary election,
from, and in making this selection loaded with good things
Mrs. 1
where an “English company” drilled I
E. L. COBURN,
it should also keep the second posi- Those present were Mr. and
t Earl Egger. Vera Turner. Mr. and I into oil and secured' a fractional 3.
County cierk
tion In mind. Men who have conrt- | Mrs. Fred Brockley. Howard Wood
j claim of about 34 acres. Discour-
ed a presidential hope do not. like and Miss Ella Turner.
! aged by conservation orders from GLYCERINE MIXTURE
SURPRISES GRANTS PASS
I Washington, the company, after ex-|
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| pending nearly half a million dollars1
The quick action of simple glycer
in drilling and development, aban ine. buckthorn bark, etc., as mixed In
doned work and sold out to a hold Adler-i-ka. is surprising One spoon
ing company.
A number of Wells ful relieves ANY CASE gas on ■
upon the one patented claim have stomach or sour stomach. Adler-i-
been producing oil since 1912, the ka acts on BOTH upper and lower
bowel and removes all foul accumu
product being chiefly distillate used lated matter which poisoned stom
A good weight, unlined brown, calf skin, half
by fishing boats.
ach
Often CURES constipation.
double sole, reinforced shank, standard screw
Prevents appendicitis. One lady re
fastened.
ports she has no more pain in back
of head or gas on stomach since us
$2.85
11 to 13
ing Adler-i-ka. National Drug Store.
$3.15
t
131/2 to 2
(Adv.»
• USED CARS
FORD, lots, FINE SHAPE
FORD. 1017, GOOD SHAPE ..
FORD, lots. BUG, BEST IN TOWN,
MAXWELL. 1018, JUST OVEHII 11 LED AND PAINTED
FLANDERS 20, EXCELLENT SHAPE
FORD. 1010, ROASTER
REGAL, 1017, GOOD AS NKAV .
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C. Le. Hobart Co.
A. J. POAA'ERS, Salesman
OREGON GIRL’S
Glee Club
Opera House
Thursday, April 1st
8: 15 p. in
All of whi< h the ornidury person as well as the lover of music
will fimi exceptionally pleasing and tasteful The stunts are ex
traordinary, refined, yet up to the minute and full of swank
The Girl's Glee Club this year Is except tonally good, stirpa-dug
that of former years.
iitilinllng AA nr Tax
make a hit
Chesterfield
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\ ND why not? Never
* *■ were fine tobacco»
so skillfully blended!
Chesterfields bring you
the best of Turkish and
I) mcs’Jc leaf, blended
to bring out new de*
lights of flavor.
Lower Prices for Men’s and Boys
Work Shoes
Political Cards
$3.50
$4.35
2% to 51/2
Men’s 6 to 11
Paid advertisements
ARTHUR S. COUTANT
W IT I- 1
MOT CO'! FORT STORE
Jr
Primary Election May 21. 1020
Republican Candidate for
Nominee for
COUNTY JUDGE
Josephine County
F. L. C00N
Republican Candidate for
Nominee for
COUNTY CLERK
Present Deputy County Clerk
D. 0. HAYES
Republican ('nndidafe for
Nominee for
ASSESSOR
Present Deputy Assessor
ECLUS POLLOCK
Republican Candidate for
Nominee for
COUNTY JUDGE
H. H. Al,LYN
Notice is hereby given to owners
and holders of sewer bonds of the
city of Grants Pass that al the semi
annual interest payment period on
the 23rd day of April. 1920, the City
of Grants Pass, Josephine County,
Oregon, will redeem the following
out landing sewer bonds, viz: Bonds
numbered 16, 17, Ik and 19, said
! lion ds were issued and dated October
23rd, 1905.
Said bonds will ite redeemed at
I tic office of the city treasurer of
Gr.ints Pass, Josephine county Or<>-
■ton, on Hie 23rd day of April. 1920.
which is the time fixed for such re
tleinption and the time at which In <
ti-ifia hail I lie ta ken u ,> and < > a. •'
led by virtiji of the laws anti act
providing for the Issue ot such bon Is.
Dated at Grant- Pass, Oregon, this
¡1st day of March, 1920. ,
G. J*. JESTER,
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-City treasurer
GET YOUR RACINE TIRES
I
Adams
Battery S*wp
. Electric and
*
Batteries Overhauled and Recharged
All Kinds of Auto Repairing
PHONE Off
Get Ready for Spring
COUNTY CLERK
ame quality
HOUSE PAINT
Look at ire eaves of your house, there around the rain-spout
pro
look at those shutters ard window-sills. They should be
tented at oire by Acme Quality House Palm
It 1a cheaper tn paint than to repair.
Rave the surface and you save all. Decay starts at the surface
So should protection. You insure your hous.' against fire. What
about decay" Take out. a little paint insurance.
Have your itainier provide you with Acme Quality paint in
surance. He can get it for you here.
Rogue River Hardware Co
Grants Pass. Oregon
j. s. M c F adden
Republican Candidate for
Nominee for
CO. COMMISSIONER
Present Commissioner
BEN H. JESS
Republican Candidate for
Nominee for
CO. COMMISSIONER
Economy—Service
GEO. W. LEWIS
Republican ( andidato for
Nominee for
SHERIFF
Present Incumbent
W. T. MILLER
Democratic Candidate for
Nominee for
DISTRICT ATTORNEY
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Present Incumbent
Have your autos overhauled or repaired in one of the
best equipped shops in the city. Cylinders rebored,
pistons lapped in, truck tires pressed on, welding of
all kinds. Competent mechanics and ignition expert
for your convenience.
Notire is hereby given that owners
ami holders of municipal city Im-
i vement bond, that at the semi
annual interest payment period on
the 1st day of May, 1920, the city
o’ Grants Pass, Josephine county,
Or gon, will redeem the following
om'landing city improvement boil(|s,
viz: 76, 77. 78, 79, HO, SI, 82, S2,|
si. 95, 86, 87, 88 and 89 of Sixth
¡street Improvement.
-'aid bonds will Ibe redeemed nt
the office of the city treasurer of the
/it; of Grants Pas . Josephine Coun
ty, Oregon, on the 1st day ■of May,
1920, which Is the time fixed for
such redemption, and the time at
which interest shall be taken up and
cancelled 1>y virtue of the laws and
a ts providing for issuing of such
bonds,
Dated at. Gra'nts Pass. Oregon, this
31st day of March, 1920.
G. IP. JESTER,
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City treasurer.
.-Mtfl SOI TH SIXTH STREET
T
Iti publican Candidate for
Nominee for
Economy—Efficiency—Service
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C. L. Hobart Auto Machine Shop
G. B. BERRY
Harness and Saddlery
Auto Top and Canvas Work
With Grants Pass Hardware Co
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