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MIS PASS OAIIY COUffltR
_ Published Daily Except Sunday
A. H. VOORHIE8,
Pub. and Propr.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL
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l^uirn how to grain with Chinamel.
Demonstrations at our store
week. Rogue River Hardware
Five Pounds for 50c
itered at poetoffbe. Grants Paw.
Ore , as second class mail matter
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R A M O NA
**THK Mil I. OF NYMI’HONV"
BEST GRADE HARD WHEAT
ADVERTISING RATr'S
Display space, per inch ___ ._.... 20c
Local-personal oolumn, per line ,10c
Readers, per line........... .. .........
5c
lai)toil Rooming llou«e So|t|—
The laiyton rooming house at
corner of II and Sixth streets
been purchased by Timmons A Hig­
gins. who will conduct the establish­
ment.
MACARONI
DAILY GOV RIER
By mail or carrier, per year ...$6.00
By mall or carrier, per month.. .50
WEEKLY COl’RILR
By mail, per year ......................... $2.00
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RTH «TH
SATl RDAY, APRIL IO, 1030.
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Spring Fever—
You're sure to catch It, and the
only cure Is a Murphy Dance
Dose
administered Saturday, April
17th.
peracription $1.50.
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AT
BARNES, The Jeweler
Highest Prices Paid for Beef, Pork,
Veal, Mutton, Poultry, Eggs
and Hides
......... Notice—
.. .............. .____ Modern Woodmen of America, pay
nts at the office
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hood holds agreement endeavoring must stav with your engwes and
I of Blanchard A Blanchard.
Weather for the Week
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¡to protect against illegal strike of your jobs. You all remember what Blanchard, clerk
Pacific Coast States:
Fair,
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¡rebel organization headed by Grunau.
happened in 1894. If you require
♦ except occasional rain south
4M G NTHKET
FIIONE a
Personal grievance of Grunau, lead­
<>rix',u Theute
♦ Pacific Coast. Normal temper­
any assistance to accomplish t*,is
Manager Harck'e of
Oregon
er of new organizations, was original
♦ ature probable.
l,ETER.SOX IlliOti. I’llops.
| theater, will give the patrons who
from general officer«, wire me."
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cause of strike of few
switchmen
attend
the
perforninncra
of
‘
'Male
Tonight and Sunday fair with
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: members in his organisation in Chi-
____ . . .. ....... anil Female" a splendid presentation
♦ light to heavy frost early in the
EIH 1 ATIOX
. ,
J cago, .Milwaukee and St. Paul yards FOR ELEMEM tilt
of this feature, having received new
♦ morning. Westerly winds.
The colleges and universities
have ixiuipnieiil consisting of a rectifier
. Question of increased pay was later
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WILDERVILLE
I Injected for increases in wages can­ always had the attention of the taxi*n<* now moving picture > machine.
bums
¡The rectifier has improved the light
A STRIKE OF INSl RGENT8
not be obtained by illegal strike and paying public whenever legislatures
Week
Ladies
Aid
met
with
Mrs
100 per cent, giving a much brighter
The public is getting its fill of no compromise or settlement can be
convened, but the provisions for ele-| hdeture. Fred Ryan, formerly of thlai Daw* on Thursdqy with a goodly
Mrs. Minier and daughter, Jo*o>
■trikes, for it has been one strike expected with committees represent­
¡city, but now of the Rialto theatrej number present.
Plan» were made
memory education have been upon
phi ns. of Klamath Fall«, are guest a
after another ever since the war com­ ing those on strike. Stone and Car-
of Medford, installed the equipment to
folks
entertain
the young
a more definite and firtuly establish­
of the Sheehan family this week
Friday,'which was tried out at last'
menced. As wages ascended strikes ’ ter are cooperating with the broth­
one«
a
mouth
in
the
evening
at
win»
Rev. Ruminoli I, Intending to be­
ed basis. The public school system night's performance, and will have
were organized to give them an extra erhood to the fullest extent to pro­
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home
In
the
neighborhood
Next
gin
a aeries of revival* at Kerby on
j has beeu a marvel of efficiency In everything working in perfect order
momentum, and when hours were tect their agreements and all will
! meeting In two weeks wlU.be with \prll ikth
; most particulars, but no matter how I for tonight.
shortened strikes were called to clip enforce organization's law against its
Mrs. Will Dickinson.
: well grounded the system might be.
a few minutes more off the work day. members disregarding same. You are
To Seti Ch»'ic<,r'« Old Moiior.
The Roblnaon families hold a Np«’
)K was subject to the same influences
' dal reunion last Bunday at th« Sliubj
l'haU'iT ouix.l !.. Ui.'ttiot Itllil ud-
The present strike of the middle expected to do your part in upholding
¡as the other institutions that depend
Robinson home. Everyone took their! VOWMHI to III* lille, of Wcvlilll, whlch
western railroad men has some dif­ the manners of the brotherhood if
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upon a rather fixed measure of ill!
dinner* and enjoyed the day. there «ere presentili lo finirli ■ I fu Queell'a
ferences from the usual strike, the we expect to continue yard Jurisdic­
college llxfiii.. l.<
.-ri
ti*n<|t*r«d
¡being 43 present.
come and maintenance. 'With the
illlilng thè clvll 'Hit»
Neur Wi*)hlll
chief defference being in the fact that tion. Whitney advises that about
An
Easter
party
wa*
enjoyed
last
present day tendency of prices the
I» l Inni III« lei
III I* lite lllelltlvtied
the walkout is engineered by an in­ 1000 members from outside points
Saturday night at the Rad Robinson
Iti lite I lonlll-.llll hook noli olii) l'JO
elementary school system is In the
home
Eggs were lull led ami color acre* «Ith n otiifi.rtulil,* riwldenca.
■urgent branch and does not hold . are now working at Chicago and the
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same position as other branches of
cd,
and
games
played throughout the ' iihleli ivlll l>e offeriti -iltli posaewiloQ
Way
back
tiefore
the
II.
C.
L.
hail
the sympathy of so strong an organ* situation is improving hourly,
All
government. The money provided g(,(ten
¡t„ deadliest work on the evening for entertainment.
litui thè lonlsliip of thè iiiuiior ut ano*
Ration as the Brotherhood of Rail­ officers are now on the job. so do not
Mrs. Burrell Ruttencutter was In Iloti ut Anduvcr. I.omloti Ttinea
will not quite go round, and the^prlce of ¡taper producta. Mr. Sabin
way Trainmen. In an endeavor to ask for help but do your duty as cap­
work of education of the boys and W*
order Tor a large shipment Grants Pass last Tuesday afternoon '
counteract the influence of the in­ tain of your railroad. Brother Ander­
of envelopes. The order was filed visiting her brother. George, who Is
Blue print* of Grant* Paa*
girls suffers. To meet the need, a
Ills broken I t’ourler office.
surgents. the Brotherhood of Railway son. vice-resident of the brotherhood,
away and overlooked. A few days in the hospital there.
measure will appear ti|>on the ballot siuce the shipment arriitul the
Trainmen has issued from Portland is here and we are doing everything
at the election next month known as I druggist scowled a little, scrub lied
• circular addressed to its members we can to sustain the prestige and
the elementary education bill, the his dome and said, Surely I hm*
throughout the Southern Pacific dis­ standing of our organization on this
purjiose or which will be to levy an given no order for these envelope«."
trict urging that they remain upon railroad and we will expect full co­
annual tax of two mills upon all tax l,ut
,h*- next n,aU
,he *“•
the job, and so remove this territory operation of all local chairmen and : , ,
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. voice, which caused him to smile and i
able property of the state for the
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i say. Perhaps, after all, I did order
from the immediate activity of the officers of all lodges. Any further
'support and maintenance of the pirt>-lthoee ^nveiO|,el,.- The price was the
■trlking element. The letter address­ information received by us will be
„¡lie elementary schools. The mean-j oil one and that is the reason he i
ed by General Chairman McDowell, furnished you as soon as possible."
ing and pur|>ose of the bill is found has a window filled with these en
of Portland, to the members in General chairman of B. L. E. and B.
within the following digest of it s.*i
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Grants Pass and elsewhere reads as L. F., have telegraphed their local
.
for one week at the old retail price
1 eral sections:
.
; of ...
lOc a package
or 10c a hundred ,
follows.
chairmen as follows: “Instruct every
Section
1
provides
that
the
tax
be
This
Is
a
joke
that
all
The following telegram just re- engineer and fireman to report for
levied
in
1920,
thus
tiecoming
avail-
jo.v.
ceived from President W. G. Lee and their regular work. Those refusing
is furnished you for the information will lose their senority and member­ able in 1921. It is to be used for the
NEW TODAY
support of the elementary grade« in-1
of our members and your guidance. ship.”
eluded in the first eight school ¡fears. FOR SALE Five head of our high
In connection with the present ille­
President Carter of the firemen
producing dairy cows. These are
This is the broadest possible tax for-
gal strike of yardmen.
wired his subordinates as follower
all high grado Jerseys and A-l
it affects every school district in the
"Whitney and General chairman “Have taken matter up with
milkers. Also two registered Jer­
Mr.
1 state and therefore meets the widest
sey bulls of the best of breeding.
lines entering Chicago where brother- Shea and you and all loyal members j
i need. Oregon's total school enroll-
Phone 612-F-23.
River Bend
J ment last year was
Farms. Ed. L. Schmidt A Son.4 1
148.969.
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ORBOOJi WEATHER
UNION MEAT MARKET
Our
Grocery Boy
wit! be in this
P f a ' p ; çr eve ' w ‘
and. &U.
bout
Our
fi
number of elementary pupils being REGISTERED Dl’ROC Jersey . i me.
Breeding stock of all ages and
126,970. There are 2,093 one-teach-
both
sexes. Now is the time Io
In districts supporting
er schools,
order weanling pigs. River Bor. 1
high schools the relief provided in
Farms. Ed. L Schmidt & Son. 1 ’
the proposed law for the elementary j FOR
SALE.
BARGAIN 7-room
grades releases to that extent funds
house, close in. cement basement,
for high school support.
cement walks, garage, two lots,
roses, shade, lawn. Large front
Section 2 provide« that every coun­
porch, screened back porch.
A.
ty will receive the full amount of the
N. Parsons.
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taxes raised on th« property of the
FIRE. Automobile. Accident and
county. Within the county some dis­
Health insurance.
T. M. Stott.
tricts will receive more and some
308-10 North Sixth street. T«le-
less than their contribution, accord­
phone 4 4-J.
4 2tf
ing to the valuation and pupil en­ JOS. !OSS AGENCY—Fire
ins ir-
rolment. This will remove some of
n . , ;>! ’.« glass liability
Infur­
tí
anc •. 204 '*4 Sixth street
the existing inequalities by placing
a greater proportion of the county’s E. L. GALBRAITH Reul Estate, In­
surance, end plate glass liability,
resources back of the education of
bb'jb. G street, phone 28.
40tf
every child. In those districts re­
\n unf irn sh­
ceiving less than the amount rai-ed, W ANTED 'ID RENT
ed
modern
home,
must
be do ■ in
will
be
that
whatever is received
Gall Mrs. Geo. Truitt, Oxford Ho­
much in addition to the present
tel.
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school fund, and if all is not requlr-
FOR SALE Line shaft pulleys and
ed they may reduce their special dis-
hangers. $20. 1 ’i h. p. engine
trict tax to that extent.
$35. Grinder nnd saw gum nier
with stones $10. Small building.
the
appor-
Section 3 provides for
Call at. Robisons, corner Eighth
tlonment of the money on the teacher
and .1 streets.
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basis instead of the pupil basis, the
FOR RENT * 1-room house, furnish­
proposed plan being the method of
ed. Inquire 816 East L street. 48
distribution used in all but two of
PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRIES
the states ill the apportionment of
anti buy sugar pine shingles, man­
school funds. No school of fewer
ufactured on Cheney creek by J.
B.
Gaivin
than 31 elementary pupils may have;
B. Borough and Sons,
Phone
68
through Wlldorvflle central.
more than one teacher. .The chief!
IteniH in the cost of maintaining two' ID II SALE Wood. Wood, Wood.,
We are now booking orders for |
one-room school« of sa.v Hi to 30 pil-1
summer and fall delivery, Order
pll« liuilding, teacher, equipment
Fir I
early and avoid the rush.
are the same. Distribution on the
$3.50; pine, $3.25; oak. $4 a tier. I
pupil basis discriminates against the
Also 2-foot oak fire place wood. I
smaller schools.
$5 a tier. Some fir ready for im-
mediate delivery. Terms, cash on i
Secton 4 provides that an affirina-!
A '
delivery.
Phone Dickinson
tive vote waives the constitutional
68 J
Daws, Wildervllle, Oregon.
limitation to a 6 per cent Increase
WANTED Man with oar. Can make
lover the previous year's tax, so far a«
good connection. See Wright, Jo­
'this one measure is concerned. The
sephine hotel, Sunday all day 43
: waiver Is necessary In order to make ^>^\ te D
the tax iogal.
I wagon.
I
•Light one-horse spring
65« North Fifth St
18 ,
'ROttitiES
Howdy I
I am the NEW GROCERY BOY.
I know the grocery business.
every week.
You’ll SEE me here
My store sells QUALITY goods---the kind yo u
WANT because they are fresh and wholesome.
When you use our good groceries once you
buy from us always.
will
Try OUR Groceries.
J. Pardee
Bicycles
CROWN SINGLE BAR
$42.50
AMERICA SINGLE BAR
42.50
CROWN MOTO? BIKE
47.50
AMERICA MOTORBIKE
47.50
ACE SINGLE BAR WITH TRUSS FORK
ACE MOTORBIKE
47.50
ALSO SECOND HAND CARS
V
Williams Garage and Cyclery
«
43.00