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rill RNDAY, MAY 2». 1080.
GICANTW I*.«» DAILY COI Hl KB
Announcing
the Addition of a
Trust Department
to Our Regular
Banking Facilities
RECENT act of Congress permits
National Banks when authorized by the
Federal Reserve Board to establish Trust
Departments to carry on such business as
would ordinarily be conducted by a Trust
Company.
Ve have installed a staff of specially
trained men and are ready now to serve any
of your needs in this important department.
Let us explain to you in person our facilities.
This bank has been authorized to act as
trustee, executor, administrator, registrar of
stocks and bonds, guardian of estates, as
signee, receiver, committee of estates of
lunatics or in any other fiduciary capacity in
which state banks, trust companies, or other
corporations which come
into competition with na
tional banks are permitted '
to act under the laws of
this State.
A
First National Bank
Of Southern Oregon
ThurMlay and Friday
.May 20 and 21
Oper» Hous'
8:15 Sharp
Admission 50c
Ticket* on Sale
at Hornings Shack
Rolled barley and oats. .14 the Jo
sephine County Flourlug Mill
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Hemstitching and pecotiug. 10c
ip I I .'c per yard Nellie Meas. Oltf
Steam's “Day Dream.’’ Sabin has
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Ounce at Holland—
Manx years of experience Is ni y
Don't miss the dance nt Holland.
guarantee of efficient service in the
May 22nd.
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office of County Clerk. Vote for II.
H. Allyn, 73 Yes.
(Adv.77) Regular Meeting W. R. C.—
C. W. Courtney left this morning
General 1-ogan W. II. C. will hold
for Roseburg and will go from there their regular semi-monthly meeting
to Portland, to be gone several days Saturday afternoon.
A full alien-1
looking after business.
dance is desired. The final arrange- '
H. H. Allyn is qualified for the of- ments for the Memorial Day services
flee of County Clerk by years of ex and the exercises will be arrange«! !
perience and training.
Vote 73 and It will be the last meeting until ’
(Adv.77) after the state convention which will ]
Chas. Hummer, who has been be held in Astoria June S to 11.
spending the past few days visiting |
In the city returned this morning to Why Not IMwe—
Excellent music has been secured ■
Yoncolla.
for Saturday night al the dancing I
Rolled barley and «»ats. at the Jo
party at the Waldorf hall. Hear the
sephine County Flouring Mill.
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banjo, drum and piano.
Vote for Fred Ixickley for Secre
tary of State. He Is short on prom Lockley Will Make Good—
ises but long on performance. (Adv.)
Vote for Fred Ixx-klev for Secre-;
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ray, of Gold Hill tary of State
He is thoroughly fa-|
ate spending a few days visiting with miliar with our county, Its resources,
friends tn the city. They will re- and Its need«
Ho stands for Econ-1
rn to their home this evening.
omy and a Square Deal
Men Wanted—
For road work. 15 and up for s
hours
Bring blankets. Schell
Calvert
N'otlee is hereby given
That
owners of lots abutting on
any
street or alley in the City of Grants
i Pass. are hereby required to cut and
remove all grass and weeds growing
on their respective lota; and one-
half of the streets or alleys on whlch
their lots abutt within five days
from this date. Otherwise the Street
Commission of the City of Grants
Pass will perform said labor and the
cost thereof will be entered up as a
lien against the property affected.
Dated this 20th day of May. 1920.
C. E McUANE,
Chief of Police.
OREGON
TONIGHT
■e Jinx
Blues
HOLMAN’S FURNITURE STORE
The little store around the corner
Old Hickory l’orch llockm
Also more of those GOOD OAK rockers, (the Bolted Kimi)
Mabel
Normand
My Prices are Right—Come and See
60S G STREET
And last—*>nt not I« i*t
Republican
Candidate
<X>MING EVENTS
May 20-21—Thursday and Friday,
senior class play of the Oran ta
Pass high school.
May 22, Saturday—Josephine Coun
ty Pomona Grange meets with the
Merlin Grange.
Dinner at
12
sharp.
May 26-31, Wednesday, Monday—
Grants Pass Chautauqua.
Destroying "Nun" Moths,
most remarkable contrivance I«
In Germany to captur.' whol«-
the “mm moths” that devastate
tin- for«-sts. It 1« provided with two
powerful ««-nrchllghta that draw th«-
moths from miles away (Hie tippers
tn« being pined on top of a build
Ing), and they are further nltnule.l
by a pnlr of arc lamps on either side
of a suction ventilator. An electric
motor cauM's the fans of the ventila-
tor to revolve rapidly, thereby produc
Ing tin Intake er nlr that swallows ev
cry moth nppronchlng within ti few
feet. Through (lie ventilator they
pass Into u win- net cage. A single
machine of this kind lian been known
to catch 100 pounds of moth« in a
night.
And a new line of Kef ri iterators just in
r. L. Coor
50-50 ( lull Dane«
The S0-50 dancing club will hold
their regular dance at the Waldorf
hall on Friday evening,
If yotir
family la 70-30, bring the
along and dance.
0 »(tie of Inker*’»»**.
Ink« ¡‘«»I.tn i> mt « >*vat«-«l waft«» In
Crimen, nvnr (hr •' ’em extremity
the barlinr of Sr*
memomtile
.**-** ¡hr MCrfie of 11 hntfl«* of I I k - < ’rime fi
wiir f.«;». <w ¡in r.rmy of w.0!>n in,«
«Uns hik I drtwN*«! tn»opH from 'tv
of abu-if It
lied forre'* «vti*
rnrn.
Ar nb«»ut fl ve o'clock Oil
morning uf Notrt.iler 5. I
the I
n I aiim rrow«l«MÌ up ihr "loi
on XX lil
(lie filile* were po«h*«|. II
ii porilon
t»f »hr En^INh tv - .il zi .
< mnd< >i
heroic urtniid fig-1!' * fl h
of Rus-
»hiris Hint wnw j»r«»! nblv I
time« ns
niimrroun.
When llu««
victory
M»eme<l iilmoM n*-*-irr«l. French rr-rn-
forcement* mine to ihr nld of the Brit-
l*h« mid by n *<pi» nc «I <-Imru«* drove the
rnriu.v from the Ib i i
(«»me
Maple jjorch rockers and swinu»-
MACK SEN NETT'S
IIVK TO THE KITCHEN'
Do You Write?
T< I.IIORBOW
Mary Roberts Itinehiirf’a
( len-r Saturday Evening
Post Story—
Yot can write well if you use a
Ustaco Tablet
<10 sheet* of linen—bond,
ruled letter «Isa—\ go-wl value
— FOR —
County Clerk
CLEMENS
Sells Drugs and Books
Have been a resident of Josephine
County for eleven years and a property
owner for seven years.
I believe that two years experience
as Chief Deputy in the Clerk’s Office
qualifies me to handle the office in an
efficient and economical manner.
If elected I will guarantee to keep
the business of the office up to date.
ïpïïr Advertisement )
Big Reduction
ar.
Doming Party Saturday-
Mrs. Goetts. he has arranged to
•>ava some very good innato at the
danedng party at the Waldorf hall
Saturday night.
NOTICE TO OWYEICS
Doctor Love
Riders to the Sea
“Playgoers”
LOQÆL
PÜR52NÆL
IritHMliicinu two new m U wb
in Grant** Pawi
3Ä*
Jitose
I
Dorris May and
Douglas McLean
NOTE—This attraction is
every where
proiwnmcetl
the biggest comedy hit of
the seaaon.
DON’T M1HH IT
Buy Your
I
Electrical
Supplies
at
PAUL’S
Electric Store
Nuci'cs.or to
Mrs. K. Behkopf
ffîrs. Hellie IW
Till CALI. FOB I II I K
Is the cry of the hour
where these days.
tl'w the call hoard every
niHdt'-lo-iiieasure > l>*<hi'* means mm h Io you.
At the algn of
Ye Jolly l.ltlle
Tailor
GEO. 8 CALHOUN
Exclusive local «loah-r over 15 year»
NIFTY SPRING
SUITS
SHOES and EURNISHINGS
TOR MEN
Peerless Clothing Co.
J
An Excellent
Assortment of
Picnic Goods
J. Pardee
Dr. Smith’s Statement
Editor Courier
When I came to Grants Paas 16 «ears ng» llogue
River was flowing between Its banka mu h :h«- «am« as
It is now and I can sea the advantages that accrue to
the community by having this river here. I wan ne»er
mire who dug the ditch for Rogue river until recently,
but I don't know how they got along without It.
Somebody, and I wan never sure who It waa until
lately, bad built the Oregon Cav«-s but their author over
looked making a road, ho peiq.le could have eaay ac «as
to them, but I am planned to »ny tills was a mere over
sight and Bramwell In now going to correct thin.
In the Issue of the Courier May IMh whs an eulogy
on one F. 8. Bramwell, presumably written by II W.
Webber
And. by the way, just who in this II W. Webber,
whose mini« la appended to that eulogy? Perhaps this
Is also none of my buHlnees, but I am curious and pos
sibly the public may be also, beenuae I know only one II.
U. Webber In this territory and 1 am rellai-lv Informed
that only yesterday he strenuously declared to J. M.
Inham and C. A. tfldler, that he did not sign, nor au
thorize the nlgnfng of bln name to the eulogy and that
the first knowledge he had of It wan the evening before
when hl« wife read It In the paper and asked him why
he was monkeying with political matters that didn't con
cern him????!!!! etc., <,r words to that effect, hence If
Webber'» statement wan true, and I assume it to be so,
for I regard Mr Webber tut an unusually truthful Indi
vidual, then who did compose that eulogy, with Its ap
purtenances and all and singular. Its dips, apuiw and
angles, wherein Is attempted to.be detailed the history
of the origin of various of the sew-n wonders of the
world, with the copious marginal and foot notes relating
to the person of their August Creator, and sundry obser
vations explanatory of his other wonderous achievements
that we of common clay might come and kneel down and
worship at this shrine of superior Intelllgrn e, ami with
CaaaiuH I was Impelled to exclaim. "On what kind of
meat doth this, our Caesar, feed that ho In grown ao
great!"
Now Mr. Editor, I should enjoy a keen satisfaction
In believing that one of our cltlwnH was big enough sin
gle-handed to have brought our Irrigation project to Ita
present gratifying situation, but for the fact that it was
brought about by the untiring efforl of the landowners
of the district covering a period long prior Io Mr. Bram
well’s advent on the arene and that those same citizens
voted the district, voted the bonds, and nro paying for
the cost or the project.
And I should rejoice that nny one citizen had
caused various chrome ores to be shipped from Grants
Pass were It not. for the fa t that the Intelligence that
erected the mountain ranges, thereby made It Impossible
for l hose ori s to lie shipped from any other place than
Grants Pass long before my friend Bramwell loft I’tah
to become a light to lighten the Gentles or to pose as
liberty, enllghtnlng the world.
I have never sold the public any gold bricks ammani
too old now to try that game.
i have never tried to bo elected to nny office by
making
claims —
as —
to what
. extravagant
,, .
------ ■ I hud don« or
hat would do If elected; have always felt that a pub
ic officer should serve the people honestlv and faithful
ly to the 'best of his a/blllty, This has always been my
alm and if vou r'
— satisfied
------- - that I will still do my duty
are
as well In the future as I have tried to’ do in” the past’
Vtilo for
rrx w me.
mA
rota
J. C. SMITH.
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