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A. E. VOORHIK8. Daily Arrivais Pub. and Propr. Entered at postoffice, Granta Paas. Ore., aa second class mall matter. CANTALO! PES WEEKLY COURIDR ___ II ♦ ♦ OREGON WEATHER Weather for the Week Pacific Coast 9tates: Gener ally fair, normal temperature MOHN , GYI'HY HEADS BEAI TIEt I. THAN EVER POI’l'LAIi TH AN EV KB SEE Ot B MINIM»» IHHI'LAY IT IT MBKRN By mall, per year--------------------- 12.00 TUESDAY, JUNE 32. 1V2O. NEW TODAY TOM ITO»4 KI project will of course make it neces sary that all the lands coming under the canals will haie to be put into production and will force either their sale or their clearing and farming. It will usher in a new era. and lands will have to be held upon a produc ing rather than a speculative basis Action must now take the place of the inaction of the past. ♦ ♦ ♦ Tonight and Wednesday gen ♦ erally fair. Cooler tonight in the east portion. ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ NEW TODAY ' INSURANCE—All form«, Ufe. dent. Health, Fire. Automobile, CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ♦ Liability, Plate Glass and Bonds, l’EPTOMISMS ♦ T. M. Stott. 308-10 N. 6th street. By the Secretary ♦ 93tf Office phone No. 44-J. Utilator »♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦«♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ NEW REX CAFE—Open all hours Righto! Kip. of the day and night, Meals and J 'It ain’t the guns nor armament, short orders. 609 G street, phono nor funds that they can pay, 3 24-R. 05 But the close cooperation thaï AN IRRIGATION ERA makes them win the day. The individual land owner, the It ain’t the individual, nor the army WESTERN HOTEL Dining room for rent cheap. 08 as a whole. man who pays the bill, is not the only man who is affected by the vot- But the everlastin' team work of THE WESTERN HOTEL I every bloomin’ soul.” for business. Nice. - cool, clean Ing of the bonds and the building of —Rudyard Kipling rooms. 50c and up. Managed by a great and a comprehensive irriga • * » Mrs. Edith Downs. 08 tion project in the Grants Pass dis Get In the Game’ Boost for Jose- ! IA 1ST — Tortoise shell nose glasses in trict. Irrigation will bring with it phine County! Join the Chamber of j case. Finder please leave at The greater production and increased Commerce NOW! Picture Mill. Reward. 06 • • • land values. It will divide the hold A community 1« like an individual, SOI1, GIVEN AWAY if hauled from ings and so maintain a much larger dead or alive according to the life it 213 North 6th street. 05 population, making larger markets shows. If we're considered dead. WANTED to rent during the school for the things produced and more let's have a resurrection! vacation, a Remington or Under • • • patronage for the butcher, the baker wood typewriter. Anna Neilson, Dr. Frank Crane says: ‘ There are and the candlestick maker. Thou phone 603-F-ll. 05 two classes of people in this world. sands of acres of our lands have Workers and Shirkers.” There are POUND—At the City Market. a been held by speculators in the belief l those who recognize their duties and ladies hand bag containing gold wrist watch. Owner can secure that some day they could be trrtgat- take them on like honest folk and same by identifying property and od, or that irrigation of other lands do their bit. And there are thoee paying for ad. 05 would give their holdings a reflect who slide out of everything they ran; they say. "Let George do it.” ed valuation and a market at a fancy Hatnmermlll Rond printer« at the * * • I Courier office. profit. The voting of the bond issue If there Is a friend of yours whom and the construction of the gravity you think ought to be a member of Bill of Sale blank« at the Courier ys’and Girls’Hose LEGION HELPS Continued from Page One. > i--------------- -— ------------- SO DOZEN BOYS' AND GIRLS' BLACK HOHE, ALL SIZES, S44 TO »’4—SPECIAL TILL JULY 1ST. 25c Pair Golden Rule Store Standardised Quality No matter where you buy“Red Crown,” you always get the same high-quality fuel. It is made to meet the requirements of your engine. “Red Crown” is all-re finery gasoline with the full and continuous chain of boiling points neces sary for ready starting, quick and smooth acceler ation, steady, dependable power and long mileage. Look for the “Red Crown” sign before you fill. STANDARD OIL COMPANY (Calif arala) he Gasoline of Quality 0. D. Fiee, Special Agent Standard Oil Co., Grants Paas BARNES, The Jeweler Sealed proposals will bo received by (he Hoard of Directors of The Grants Paas Irrigation District at their office in the Oourt house, Granta Pass. Oregon, until II a. ui , June 36. 1920, for the construction of \ ’ hollow concrete dam. power house {and machinery, flahway and canal intake, involving approximately 8800 cu. ,ds of ex .i' uinn an 1 14 950 cu. yds. of concrete; 31 miles ¡of canals and laterals. Involving ap proximately 4 25,000 cu. yds. of ex cavation; 3500 lineal feet of wooden flumes, the laying of about 7000 lineal feet of riveted steel pipe; and bridges, turnouts, and other struc tures. the Chamber of Commerce, telephone Proposals for any or all schedules 15S. We’ll call on him. will be received, but the Board .re serves the right to reject any or all • • • blds. lx'ta make It 300! For particulars, address Jerome H Fertlg, project engineer. Grants Pass. Oregon 07 WILFORD ALMON. secretary I Portland, June 32. -All markets are steady and unchanged. WVl'IKMFLONS DAILY COURIER By malt or carrier, per year 16.00 I By mail or carrier, tier month- .50 - ------- - ------------I MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or all otherwise credited in this paper and also the 'ocal news pub lished herein. All rights of republication of spe cial dispatches here.n are also re served John W. Reed. Merle E. Boston. Claud R. Ix»ve. Wolf Creek Coleman K. Davis, lieti It Lichtenberger. I’lacer Rowland 1». Andereou Golden -Ward M. Ixiban. HEAD l EHlI K ADVERTISING RAT *8 risplay apace. per Inch _..10c Loewi-penional column, per line 10c Readers per line_______ ______ 5c ♦ ♦ n ixi»n. ji M *». «•**>• GRA.NTH TAMi DAILY <X)l RIEB PAGE TWO ; and forms have lieen received by ¡Grants Paas Post No. 28 of the Am erican T,eglon The public Is requested to coperate ! to the fullest extent In getting this i information to the men concerned, as the time 1« growing short and a man entitled to this may lose out on something he will regret for the reel of his life. The men for whom forms are held by the local post are Included in the following list: Grants Paas—Wilbur C. Rears«, Morris B. Bocock. Joseph I. Boesch. Claud L Booth, George H Brickell. Ralph M. Bull, Lucian O. Clement. Cuthbert W. Courtney, Willard F Crawford. Raymond H. Crump. Charles M. Dungey, Jay E. Frye, John K. Hamilton. Txjyal W. Heath, Verne L. Hill, Earl F. Jenkins, James Kellogg. Garrett iMcey. Hans W. Txioff, James M. Moore, Donald R. Morrison, Hermen W. Newstrom, Emmett B. Nichols. Truman C. Nutt, John P. O’Neill, Eugene N. Osborn, fleeter Palmer, Harold H. Pollock, Matthew Riddle, Albert E. Rose, Earl E. Sanford, Otis V. Sloan. Wal do J. Stephenson. Willis L. Sweet land, James H. Tuffs, Theodore F. Wallace, Jesse C. Williams, Fred M. Young. Murphy ‘Ray J. Barrow. Alexan der Watts, Ralph M Ainsworth, Ol lie K. Ainsworth, Marion L. Dar- neflle, Wheeler R. Osborn, Paul If. McFadden, Zerji J. Kubll. Williams Charlie A. Heighten. Selma Alfred T. Falk, Fred Brea- le, Frank A. York. William Clark. Karby Stephen IA. Masters, Wil liam C. Basye. Holland—Edward L. Trawler, Ver gil C. McKinney. Waldo James R. Kennedy, John Farren, George F. Esterly, Alvin B Richey, Homer T. White. Wildervllle -George Holland. Wonder—-Anton E. Miller. ■Merlin--George Hanner, Wilbur Culp, Burl B. GrAen. Gal Ice 'Roy C. Sharlow, Floyd Smith. Hugo- dlenry C. F. Peterson. Tom Maloney, Daniel E. Peterson. 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