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About Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931 | View Entire Issue (June 1, 1920)
h ra«*K two TORTS PASS MILT «II Published Daily Rxc«pt Bunday A. R VOORHIRB. Pub. and Propr. VN1ON CENTRAL LIFE Insurance Company of Ctncfnnstl One of the ten oldest and largest In ths tinned States Investigate their rates T M Stotf. Agent 7»tf Ladies' WOOL niTHIXO SI ITS ADVERTISING RAT "S ! teplay «paoe, par inch .. .«*—• 10c Load-persons! column, per line 10c •aader« p«r line — ..... -..... 5c WEBKLY COVRI I JI •y mail. par year —......... 11.00 MWMRSH OF AHBOCLATUD PRESS Th« A««.'dated Pram ia «xcludvaiy •a'Atb-d to the iim tor republication at «11 nawa .fwpatch«« orwdltad to il or *11 otherwise credited ia this paper and alao the 'ocal news pub- UaMed herein. All rigtits of republication of «pe elal dispatch'« herein are also re parr ed. TLFSD.AY, Jl'NE 1, tYhJO. ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦*♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ORHUOX WEATHER ♦ ♦ Heather for the Week Pacific Coast States General ♦ ly fair ;nearly normal tempero- ♦ ♦ tnree. ♦ Tonight and Wednesday lair ♦ and warmer, except near the ♦ coast Gentle northerly winds •♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ H ATER EVERYWHERE The Ancient Mariner cried out his agony "Water, water everywhere. and not a drop . to <1 drink.” through his crazed eyes saw «tran phantoms which did not exist exce in the fancy. Is there any need to go further with this thought before,a publl - which has for ysars looked upon the millions of gallons of pure life-giving mountain water rushing to the sea. which with diversion to right and HUAX left from its green banke would have pletaly with the writer In Portland brought forth bounteous produce for I Evidently he was speaking ot real, the Rogue River valley. For many ■genuine summer, and not mere otfi We have with us to- ths Ancient Martner of the i clal summer years has I Rogue i held forth his ever-anxiotis day. ladle« and gentlemen of the hands for the strange phantoms Rogue River valley, full-fledged, We which his fancy told him were be- 'knee-deep in June' «unimer too on must not be held "Water!" has been : In Ore fore his eye«, to the oventlonal divisions closely each summer has the cry. and as gradually worn on. and th« crops of "of the calendar,«which, after all, Is ano uses of spring are mer« memories, the cry Intended for the tturpoa those «ho reside In the more < om has been a ry of agony Today there Is no phantom, The inon-place and drab geographic di water runs in the ditches and more visions of America, known more »Ini ditches are dally completed for more plv as "the rest of the country” If Rllev had been born In Oregon, water. “A drop dn the land is worth two and particularly In our part of Ore- the nation would have lost that in the river.” In Jun«.” master-pi In June for «i 1 a KNEE OEEE IN Jl N E ‘kneel o« rae i vea when we In yesterday’s Issue of one of ! he June the first, and Portland dailies, an editorial writer | deep the •r first day of the su ■Inadvertantly remarked "tomorrow j will bn the first day of summer,*’; Oregon calendar. spr.irently forgetful of the fact that; Tn this respect Southern Oregon Is In the calendar demands that three, Indeed particularly fortunate weeks shall pass In the month of the interim between the fever of lo- June before summer Is officially cal politic » and the he -tic interest oí 11 we still Ifnve national present. subject to talk about: glorious i But before any reader believes climate and who will can- have the this is a reprimand for such a »lip, sure ns for talking about ft* let ua agree thoroughly and com- Hoy Wanted— For Janitor and carrier sub Courier office VOI the WILL BE AMPLY REPAID FOR YCM R TLMK AM» TROVHLK IF YOl WILL INVESTI GATE OI R SPI.KNDID SHOWING OF* THE "DOVE" Return« From I’ortfaml— T Y. Dean returned S indav from i Portland, where he attended thf* I ¡meetings of the Grand Txvdge of fh*l ¡Odd Fellows. He sava that the I j weather was fine all the time |ie was I ¡there and that a very good time was I AA’hile-there he 1 shown the visitors stopped with hl« »on. C Y Dean "PEKRLKBS" MARKS- Blue prints Courier off! • Golden Rule Store Buicks! Buicks! Buicks! Come into ike savaûE Camp NOTICE Medford Junk and Wool Ruyer, will stay In Granta Pa«« until June 11th. and will pay top market price« for wool, mohair, rubber, metafa. rage, sacks, arrap Iron, newspapers and magaxtnes (17 G street. near Rnlace hotel 95 FOR SALE One Dnroc Jersey brood sow. on** Duroe Jersey sow month« old: one Jersey heifer months old; one Oliver Chilled E inch plow; also harrow Young. Rd 1, one mite north city limits favellerò and small at Chnufanqtta tent return to Courier of (mints Pus* Senne biatlon FOR SALE Dodge ete, 5 good lights, . starter license. Insurance. tv.n Royd Fnrlelgh. I-elnnd. 91 Ore IWl S'TT JPoci In lmh '<I conMHon at 102 A street 91 RTTWXRr» for return or Information leading' to recovery of boy’s bi / cycle taken from business «rettori Thursday night Return to West G street Do You Write? of Grant« Pa«s no «herí» of tfnen—bond, ruled Idler «ire—A good vaine ITS HA CLEMENS Sells nnips and Books K.moli Ing hetOTi tr.eit.le* I« <»«r «perlait) Have a« dtagn.a.- the trouble nt Yol lb»—anil. know the right feritoie* real »«perlener. repair peri*. WE will make the batteri «tVletmi an.l i|rj»en<bvt>l<- Adams Electric & Ratten Shop f> y Courier name on e ha« Ham marmili Bond Tetter and Envelope* at the Courier NOTHING IM Molt) IO il TIFI ril|\ IIP« <i| | Nothing msk«« Ihl« »««ter nr n n**n*AiM t «inn of a car • Get th« ear and the huhu *r well; If you am «■*11 ’twill k«.3 vnu BORN MILLER To Mr. and C. Miller, of Granta Rai May 17. a son HALLETT To Mr and Mm E Hallett. ‘<1.1 R June 1. a daughtei But hefor« Von gnt the f»a r com«' \A>7 NJ/ C. A Linch ItFALHR IN DODGE BROTHERS MOTOR CARS PLCNI C op v BLACK CAPSULES •- _ A Pr-SM ration «f HOhfS UUND COPAIBA -U C AT VOUS DRUCCtST MA AN«* DOWN ( IKE FIXH R CHOCOLATE RAISINS DOIS t HF »P I»»« MILEAGE!*' <« yowr mileage moiiafa higher • ml Hlrter—7.000. 0,000. 10.000 anil •jo <»<N> nillf* a III ,-q»|»nvL»ir ■»«W® íulty U»r rmwnin« «< ’»•* *•'»«- •»«*“* "•’•'•P Mg milium«' " HAI »GF HEH» •• K There I. a fr«»h ••<>« k ”< •«»•«* t'ln- «mi ».ratinilo INdm» »»<1 •» ..rgstileOlon •< '"«r •crvke al overg twwnch «ton- ami al the «loraa of Savage <b«<rifmtor« everywhere Y<W) w ill like Saialfe «eri h-e a» weil a» Hnvage *'1l<wp big mileage" Tiro» an<l Giwflnlte Tube« (¡tmrimo-eii 14,000 mile» o» «IM«) mile* on "D** tj Adlit'tmem» ma<b- al h Fifr sale al th« DFPFNDAR1.F INSVRAN’f’E kinds, telephone or write for rates nd «ave your ttme T M Stott Agent. 79t I .< «ST Cam n.ek hl t BARNES Ihc Jeweler HM1 S.A1.F One I tear old lersev row. For particulars call at 71* *7 North 7th or phone Î1J-1. fH<Nl Thi«. Morning— Albert E Tittle died fhi* morn ing at :» o’ lock at the home of Gny V Weth*rv*ee at the Huh hatchery alio’rt four mile?* above WIMenrllle He bad returned a few day* axo from Klamath Patls where he waa feken with bronchial pneumonia, * being 1 the eaner of death 1 iwrided near here for the ; year* a,« he had taken tip m estead No relative* are kflown. and If anyone any relative It Is asked th communicate with L B Hall Girls Wanlo One position rier on the Del and have your list If the pla< taken Two 191A SAxea, new tope, plate cis** rear aad side, best looking tops ia town. There ’*1« have a first claaa paint job and look like new. Delivered throe new I>«lgc Bro« ear* thia w eek—better place yowr or der now. tlYPSY HF Al* III' »1 11l I 1 VH »N F» VII pfH’1 1 »»» VG '*• •*' *-M nHR DI 1« WINIH1W l»IOrt»*ï Voti ran write well if yon nwe a I THIS IS THE SEASON OF THE YEAR T<> HI » Ml SIAS t'NDERWEAR. W ANTED All fdaasM of construe tton men 15.0(1 for common fa bor. other wages In proportion Steady work for a year Rogue River Valley Canal Co.. Medford. Mtr Ore 10i«S-5 NORTH «TR Muslin I'nderwear moiih FOR RENT Light housekeeping ropms to eoupfa with no children Also gentlemen’s sleeping room» Inquire «5« North *th v 91 Jt NK Md »1.1. MAGAZINE NOW & NEW TODAY K t. OAtJBRAJTH «e»! »«(afe. In surance, ■'Old plate glass Itablltty «flí>4 G street, phone ÍS (tiff DAILY OOLRLEK ■y mall or carriar. par year I* •• •y malt or carrier per month.. 50 illl • vrw TODAY Cntwri'd »t poatoffio«. irfans» Pa«« Or« , aa a«cond claa« mall mattar ♦ ♦ ♦ *♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ iMi>n. »• ’»■ •• GRANT» MM» DAILY (NH RIFR ' Eb et rica I Supplies A«» NTS and hi I WHIRS r»n«awA talk with fi« FOW HUDSON MAXWILL CHAlMfMS «WO fMfX CARB COLLINS AUTO COMPANY VICTIMS RESCUED Kidney, liver, bladder and nrie acid trouble« are most dangerous be cause of their insidious attack'-. Heed the first warning they pv : that they need attention by taking COLD MEDAL AfeWWfiW»«« «* WWWgtWfHC ewcmi >17 srRttT' G^nrs aiix, one G. R. KERRY Homeo Rnrj SsddUry Alito I op Rn I C rovaa Wn*k V L’S i Tbs world*« standard rrmed d»nrd»rs, will often mm « and strengths furtbsr «tracks. Thrs l«4 Gv Ik. n.m. GeW Md.l «ftj «rerd m latiti«) With (.runt, PR„ Hardware Co
