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About Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931 | View Entire Issue (July 15, 1920)
rill RNDAV, Jl LA lit. I***!- UH A NTH l’AHN DAILY VOVRIER PACK TWO 2 « GRANTS PASS DAILÏ COURIER Published Dally Except Sunday a E. Voorhlee. , Pub. and Propr Entered at poet office. Grants Paw. Ore., as second class mail matter. ~ ADVERTISING RATES Display space, per inch.................... 30c Local-personal column, per line... 10c Readers, per line....... —..... ....... —— 5e DAILY COI RJER By mail or carrier, per year »S OO By mall or carrier, per month . .50 WEEKLY COVR1ER By mall, per year----------------- 12.00 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 local news pub lished herein. All rights of republication of spe cial dispatches here.a are also re served. THVRSDAY, JI LY 15. UM». » OREGON WEATHER Children’s Patent Leather i ♦ I 4P Ol’IWOW OF OTHKICM ♦ GOOD HELP It was but a yesterday ago that »• announced that our clean-up cam- 1 palgn for our city beautiful was om- BUTTON SHOES 1 plated. . Since then we observe many old fences and cypress tree« being : removed and new lawns bel nu put In WHITE KID TOP This Is splendid' But If we would keep ottr city beautiful and make a SIZES 2S TO 8 name for ourselves »■« must watch every day that nothing unsUhtiy be found on our property. SPECIAL FRIDAY AND SATURDAY $1.65 Then too, there Is the housefly' which we pledged to make home- ' less, Now Is the time to wage war- fare upon thia pnst It we do.not. he : j will bring di »«vase and filth into our ! home« and stores He will surely I ruin the June bride's lovely pictures j and her dalntly tinted walls. He will annoy and enibaraae her at her meal, hours. George ber. a few decades ben e. has as Its I her parents. Mr. and Mrs Dear bride. Join In thia warfare Baer. against an enemy of your sweet new foundation stone the maintenance of Rev. M C. Davis held services at home. a sustained yield in our forests; in the church Sunday morning ami ONE OF THE COMMITTBE other words, the pracUce of tor- evening. Is almost Impossible to obtain and my Watch Repairing bus grown to such proportion that I am compelled tu discontinue certain linen of repairing AFTKII Jl LY IM' 1 will not be In a Position tu accept for repalr» »ny Jewelry »r small work, but will make a speclally of Fine Watch Repalrlng and Diamond Adling BARNES, The Jeweler KK ♦ ¡ estry." NINE ^*FETY F'R T’ * MORE LANDS SEEKING WATER PONTO FOR COVERS ♦ ♦ One of the surprises to the visitor ♦ ♦ I Show every driver the con Continued from Pns* Ofl- » ♦ to the Rogue river valley Is the fact sideration you aak him to «how ♦ ♦ I that new and tributary valleys are airplanes in commercial use In Call-! y on. ♦ ♦ ‘constantly coming into view as he fornia and 50 more in Oregon and, 2, Slow up for children Al ♦ \Vg\ S. ♦ ♦ travels around the district The first Washington, while a number equal to i .A. Act «• you vvmat the other Tonight and Friday fair with ♦ visitor to Grants that of California are in operation In j driver end ped« -trhtn to act If ♦ impression of the ♦ northwesterly winds. Texas Most of the machines In roti wen- In hl« p’fee. ♦ Pass is that the mountains come Texas are privately operated by per-: ♦ 4. Always «Igtiul when ‘ close down to the town and that the sons who made fortunes in oil, but | change your cxmine. There w ere THE LVMBER INDUSTRY I lands available for agricultural and contracts recently were let for air- j l.tfFT »irvet aechleiit« last yeur The future of the lumber Indus-1 horticultural purposes are limited craft to be used In transporting sup In which machines were <latn- aged, try has been the occasion of much But opening out from the main val plies between cities and the oil fields. ,'i. Watch out for the vehicle Mining and oil companies desiring study upon the part of the people of ley are other valleys, each a small * <>n your right at all street Inter the timbered districts of the west, empire of itself, and with many pos emergency supplier or the replace-) Í section«. Have votir car under full control. The fellow on rhe and there have been many predic sibilities developed and undeveloped. ment of special tools have come to depend on the airplane whl h. with cross street muy not have hl«. tions that the bottom would drop out Some of these tributary valleys are the level lands and natural landing fl Do m t pull onto car trucks of the industry one of these days. irrigated from local supplies, while fields of the country and the long unle«« you are sure there 1« no This has influenced some who would others await Irrigation from outside distances over which the railroads «•ar approaching. T. Remove glaring headlight«. use lumber in the building trades to source«. The Jerome Prairie district are unable to make quick time, has These light» cause a large num provided an impetus to commercial await the day of the calamity to the bee of accident*. is in the latter class. It has more adoption of the airplane in Texas/' lumber manufacturer that they might than a thousand acres of fertile 5. Stop behind street car» tak- . Ing on <>r discharging paxsen- ♦ profit by falling prices A decided lands that need only water to make ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ a ger». J drop In lumber price« would be a ca ♦ : them among the most valuable in ♦ 1». Give good clearance to oc- j ADDITIONAL VOCAL lamity to the west, and experts who j the west It has no local water sup eaoooeoeoeoooooa* ♦ a » cupled safety rone«. « have studied the situation do not ex — — * — — — — — — — — — — ply. but is now solving the question B. P. O. E. Initiation Tonight— Medford lodge of Elks will Initiate pect more than a normal adjustment by arranging to join with the Grants 14 candidates at Medford tonight, of the lumber prices along with the Pass Irrigation district and take the meeting being the last one before HANDLING OF AUTO CHASSIS adjustment of other prices. Prof water by a second lift from the south the state Elks convention at Salem Considerable Twisting and Pryinc Bryant, of Yale university, an au side canal of the district project. The July 2?. 2J. 24 There will be no Usually Necessary to Get Through thority on economic questions, tn a Narrow Doors. waters will flow down the main canal meeting of the lodge July 24. recent article on lumber prices, on the south side, there be lifted by When loading automobile cha«»i« an makes the following observations: I»«rn Linotyping— an electrically driven pump, the only There is an opportunity for a freight iif etmaldernl.le twisting and “From the standpoint of national electrical pump of the project. Into young man to learn Linotyping at prying Is usually liecv»sary to get welfare, the raising of the lumber the Jerome Prairie canals. While the Courier office, working after reg- them in through the narrow door». price level to a plane more nearly this second lift will Increase lhe cost ular hours, Permanent situation as- To simplify thia opemtloi», a truck a» shown tn the »ketch, was devised. equal to the all commodities' group somewhat to the land owners, it will sured when competent High school It consist» of two heavy metal wheel- may be regarded with favor. This put the prairie district at once into i graduate preferred. ApplF at Courier attached to a substantial axle, and a tuhalar extension carrying three «up- is true since price« in former years another class. It will give its lands office at once. have been too low to encourage tim a definite producing value, and will Burn« l'p— ber owners to engage in the produc bring into cultivation acres that a Stunts automobile, belonging tion of timber for our future needs without water will always remain in to some California tourists caught With the present prioe level. It now ' brush and Umber A number of flre npar MurPhy the other day and . after the fire quit burning there was becomes practicable to urge the ; other dlstrieta adjacent to the Grants Bothln< |<ft of c,r th,t WM of growing of timber crops since the re- Pass project are now contemplating any The engine was salvaged turns promise to be such as to in- ! following the Jerome Prairie plan, and sold by the owners but other- sure a reasonable profit on the In-. and the use of the waters of Auto chassis, which are heaviest at ■ «etment. the front end, are readily handled Rogue, or of other source that may with this truck. ".t has been the history of the in be available to put their lands into Died UM Night--- Howard Young, eldest son of C. E. dustry that only during compara i the producing class. Young, died last evening at the home porta. The supports are «<> «rrengnl tively short periods, does lumber of his parents. 827 Orchard avenue. that they fit onto a convenient part manufacture yield a large profit, — ♦ the cause of death being diabetes. of the front axle and bold the <-ha»«ls | Funeral service« will be held at from slipping sideways, The third since it attracts new capital into the HUGO support mguges the differential of “ Hall'» chapel at S:30 o'clock Friday the car. In operation, the truck 1» Industry which creates additional I Mr. and Mrs A. Mathes. Mrs. C. afterneon. Rev. Hanson officiating wheeled about by means of the ex competition for raw material, thus N. Campbell and Mr«. W. J. Dingier interment will be at the Granite Hill tension handle. — l>pular Science raising the price of the latter and re spent Sunday visiting Mr. and Mrs reTBetery. Monthly « U* « «fe *kMh 'K fl ducing the profits that are available F.ed Dingier. Mrs. Campbell will . , her 4 at r-ii ----------- r7 4. T to the manufacturer, Additional spend several days visiting before re- nork Shut Down— Work on the main canal and ths competition also tends to lower the turning to her home in Portland. Fern Larson, who is nursing at the reservoirs of the Medford Irrigation price level because of the keenly H. L. Truax home in Grants Pass district which baa been under way competitive character of lumber mar spent Saturday with her parents, Mr. for the past six weeks has shut down keting. While the price level will and Mrs. J. M. McKy. tetnporarily. due to the decision of Have a good lock put ou your car undoubtedly fall during the course D Peterson and D. E. Hiller spent the supreme court, The court held and use it. that the bonds had been Issued for of the next year f 19211 it U doubt Tuesday afternoon tn Grants Pas». Insilili a good device for cleaning the building of the Big Butte pro* ful tf the Industry will a ain ever Mrs Mae Henry. Mrs. Harry Ject and could not be used except for rain or snow front the wind shield. face a period of low profits such as Schmid: and Mrs. Albert Keppel and » ■ « carrying out that plan An election have overtaken it in the past. Indi- two children spent Friday in /¡rents for new bonds to the extent of »1,- cations point to the maintenance of Paas. 250.000 to build the Little Butte pro O. T McCormick and W. G. Van- ject. will be held on August 9, and it a high relative price level In the fn- NO FIRM LABOR SHORTAGE dtrbuilt were In Grants Paa* Satur is expected that the vote will be j Ben Watts of Williams has tune The sole remedy for averting' day serving on the Jury. unanimous. The closing down of > solved the farm labor shortage a period of abnormally high prices Mr». Pearl Getty, of San Francis- this work has thrown a large num-i problem so far as his farm is ber of men out of employment In that i concerned, at a cost of 25 cents section, ft is stated.—‘Aehland Tld-! Mr Watts sdvertlsod In the Ings. Dally Courier a few days ago for a bay pitcher and the next Mr». I. Fg Peck and son, Bobble. morning four men appeared at returned thia morning from Txts An- bls place for a Job. As bls work gelee. where they have been vlsitlng required only one man he turn for the past month ed the others over to his neigh bors who were In need of help. The modern farmer is using business methods in farm man Received today new shipment of the well agement. — From Monday's Courier. known Wirthmor and Wei worth Blouses. Weather for the Week Poctfic Coast States: Fair, al though probably light locai showers in extreme n >’th por tlon Monday or Tuesday; nor- mal lemperatures. New Economy Jar Caps Quality Guaranteed J. Pardee AUTO CAMPING TENT AND COT $25 COMPLETE : Only two left C. L. Hobart Co Will lie GetThere? Perhaps. He’s in no worse fix than the U. S. Depart ment of Agriculture at this very moment—faced with the biggest program of its history and an appro priation chopped millions short. W ill the Department Survive? asks J. Clyde Marquis, in an early issue of COUNTRY GENTLEMAN I Every farmer needs to know the answer. In his article Mr. Marquis presents truly enlightening conclus ions based on months of study of the national agricultural crisis. AUTOMOBILE «^G0SSIP> He diov.-i. for example, the effect of rerfticmg the appropriation for Farm Alanap ment and Coat of Pirduction Work from $280,000 to AbO.OC ) of 12.615 remsnationx with in the deparliner.t in one year. Su< 11 thi rigs direct ly influence the h< alth of your hogs, the efficiency of your dairy, the n ar act for yoitr grain. You need lurncva'» utthem. And You Send Me $1.00—1’11 Send You 52 Issue* F. B. McLaughlin Hugo, Oregon An »uihorue« aube-nprkm rrprnmtstlve of New Blouses New styles, white and colors, organdies and voils. Wirthmor $2.00; Welworth, $3.00. At Home Away From Home Good. < lenn Room» at ReAvoo- able PWcee «th and II Ht» Golden Rule Store Layton Hotel Alowro Jonen. Mgr Tb» C»nwrT G«Mk».» Tb« Udwa' Hw ITk. filaria, Ewaist Pag » ip—nu Why not keep on Mna mrelern —1HK A WESTERN ELEC- TK14' FARM LIGHTING PLANT. PAUL’S Electric Store you’ll profit by knowing nil the other vital farm facts and money making id' .1 v. Im h fill each of the 52 big l»sues of this gou t wr-ekly journal. It overlooks no aspect of your farm business or of the farm home. I.et ma •tart your vrat of Country Oentl»m»n service with thia •pientiid but typical i»Jue, I
