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About Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931 | View Entire Issue (May 8, 1920)
SATURDAY, MAY N, 19110. GflANTN PASS DAILY <XIIT<IEI< PAGK TWO Tl RKKY WILL BE GIVEN MONTH TO CONSIDER TREATY Paris. May 8.—The council of am- beasadors today decidl'd to give Tur key a month to consider the peace treaty, which ia to be presented to the Turkish plenipotentiary next Monday. at men who do big work, say about overalls— STANFORD MEETS OREGON AGGIE TRACK TEAM TODAY Stanford University, May 8.—Stan ford’s team of athletes ia pitted against the Oregon Agricultural Col lege men in a track meet here today. Swan of Oregon is looked upon as a formidable contender in the mile run. Political Cards red M c C ulloch is one of the biggest corn growers in his state—Edward Gibson is the champion riveter of the U.S. Shipyards — James Heberer runs the Twentieth Century Limited — these men know their jobs from top to bottom. And they know what to wear on the job. They know how much good, strong, comfortable overalls mean when you do big work. That’s why all three wear Blue Buckles. That’s why more men wear Blue Buckles than any other overall in the world. F Paid advertisements Primary Election May 31, 1030 ARTHUR 6. COUTANT Republican Candidate for Nominee for COUNTY JUDGE Josephine County F. L. COON Republican Candidate for Nominee for COUNTY CLERK Present Deputy County Clerk D. 0. HAYES Republican Candidate for Nominee for "T re tried a lot of overall», but of all I've worn, give mo Blue Buckles every time. They always gn e long « w.” ASSESSOR Prevent Deputy Assessor ECLUS POLLOCK Rrehdc t sf ikr C.r « Small Geese Growers' Au’e. Republican Candidate for Nominee for COUNTY JUDGE H. H. ALLYN Republican Candidate for Nominee for COUNTY CLERK Present City Auditor Economy—Efficiency—Service Tough, longest-wearing denim, sewed with wide, double-stitched seams, goes into every pair. Blue Buckles are big and roomy. They never rip or bind. First-class workmanship makes every detail about Blue Buckles right. They have heavy riveted brass buttons, best quality buckles and loops, a solid back-band, big, convenient, reinforced pockets, and extra wide suspenders. All Blue Buckle coats have free swing, raglan sleeves. 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 Ask your dealer for Blue Buckles. Bconomg—Servne GEO. W. LEWIS Republican «'andiilate foe Nominee for To Dealer»: —If you want to know where to get Blue Buckles, write to Blue Buckle Overalls, Lynchburg, Va., and we will give you the name of your nearest jobber. "There's heavy work at the shipyards That’s why I stick to Blue Buckles. They're sureto give long wear and com fort." SHERIFF Present Incumbent W. T MILLER Democratic Candidate for Nominee for **/ wr r fílu» Bucklet on ovrry run. They're touQh ni taw hid* and tit eary . // r/ir finit." CkamUoà Riveter u. S. Skipyard, DISTRICT ATTORNEY Present Incumbent ALICE M. BACON Republican Candidate for Nominee for I »iiuerr e/ th, lu’nitirlk Ctktury ! imitid COUNTY SCHOOL SUPT L. I Uni o n Made £ / / uckle uverAlls F. S. BRAMWELL Union Made Republican Camlidate for Nominee for STATE SENATOR C. A. SIDLER Biggest Selling Overall In the World Republican Camlidate for Nominee for REPRESENTATIVE J. C. SMITH Republican Candidate for Nominee for ,' •-------------------------------. - ------------ ♦ I STATE SENATOR 'It’s? A Fact J. N. JOHNSTON Republican Candidate for Nominee for ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ ■^■enmmai ■oanmmBmemu^mmBenmommM < __ REPRESENTATIVE And Next— Chautauqua CYRIL P. WISE Democratic Candidate for Nominee for CO COMMISSIONER , Y C. G. GILLETTE Democratic Candidate for Nominee far Reelection for , COUNTY JUDGE Watch for Programs M. W. GATES t Democratic Candidate for ■ ‘CO Twenty-one Events Same Old Price Nominee for COMMISSIONER D. R. MORRISON Republican Candidate far Nominee for COUNTY JUDGE •‘‘Good Roads for I^eee Money" ■ Grants Pass Chautauqua May 26th to 31st LINCOLN SAVAGE Ilepublican Candidate for COUNTY SCHOOL SUPT JOB PRINTINe NEATLY DOUE II THE COURIER OFFICE SELMA _ I Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Morrison, of Grants Pass, spent Sunday with Mrs. Morrison’s parent, Fred Krauss. A. V. Schmitt and Joe Gorde spent Sunday in Grants Pass. Mr. Schmitt returning home with a new Ford. Elmer Hanscom, of Kerby, was in our vicinity Tuesday. Philip Spinas is now working for the Spaulding sawmill at Waters . Creek. ( | -Henry and William Herman made 1 a business trip to Grants Pass the fore part of the -week. James Fox is spending a few days in our burg. He had the misfortune of having his cabin (burned which ! was located at Chrome City. Mrs. Cooper spent a few day» in i Grants Pass this week. Ixjnie Schmitt went to Granta Pass Monday returning home with a new | bn Viola Craig spent a few days with her i>arents last week. Dick Every made a trip to Grants Paas Monday. C. A. Sldler was in our vicinity The lumber men are well pleased with the weather we are having in Wednesday. Mrs. Thomas Biggerstaff made a our vicinity, hut the farmers are all trip to Granta [Paas last week. wishing for rain. John Herman made a business trip Mrs. Antons Varga, of "Wonder, to Grants Pass a few days ago. ■pent Sunday with Mrs. John Her man. Ixwls Hammer spent Saturday and Sunday In Grants Paas. John llreazealle left for Wolf • 'reek Friday where ha has gone ta drive truck.
