Grants Pass daily courier., August 07, 1920, Page 3, Image 3

BATI'lU>A Y. AUGI NT 7, II»«».
GRANTS TANK GAILY (Xlt lUKH
PACK TURKS
EX-SERVICE MEN ARE
PROBLEM TO GERMANS
Overland Four
Willys-Knight
Scripps- Booth
Huffman Trucks
HE little Overland is the
easiest riding car on
the market. Look them over
before buying. Car load of
Scripps-Booth Sixes will ar­
rive in a few days.
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Berlin, Aug 7. >A practical aug-
gestlon to aolve th« vexed problem
of what to do with 100,0U0 army
men who. In compliance with a Spa I
undertaking, are facing discharge.
I. offered by the "economic union of
German professional soldiers” which
has worked out a S' herne to dis­
tribute the men In different state-
oyned plants which are at the pres­
ent moment lying id!«. The German
government is to subsidize working
expenses of these plants and fix a
Hcale of wages. The operation of the
I plants would constitute a novelty be-
«■ause they would be worked on the
principle of "mutual comradeship,”
and the relationship of employer and
workmen would be eliminated. The
government would take over the
main output of the plants and there
would be planned extensive land set­
tlements on state-owned lands which |
workers would cultivate and on
which they would build their own
dwellings after performing eight ,
hours dally factory work. The pro­
moters claim that the scheme has al­
ready secured official support on
principle.
AJ1 Prussian district presidents
have been summoned to meet Minis-,
ter Severing to confer on matters af- ,
fecting the security police.
Tuning Church Bella.
An English clergirruin, says the Lon-
doo Telegraph, was the first to call
the attention of the musical public to
the fact that bells are rtirely In tune,
and that th«- fault can he remedied If
a church hell was originally In tune I
with itself. According to his theory I
a bell must have at least five tones at !
correct Intervals to form a perfect
tnuakr-al chord. At first the work of
tuning was done with a hammer, a
chisel and a file, and a magnificent
tenor r»«*II In Norfolk. England, was
thus reduced three-quarters of an Inch
In diameter; but modern bell foun
dries employ a machine with a revolv- i
Ing cutter that shaves the metal near |
the crown of the bell until the tuner. |
aide«! by a tuning fork, has hit the I
r.ght pitch.
C. L. Hobart Co
Jest of a Jehu.
ixvndon bus driver had cut in
ahem! of a cabman rather awkwardly,
bringing upon himself a tirade of
aouse liberally sprinkled with profan­
ity. The bus driver listened to It all
with a good-natured smile, and then
ns he clicked up his horses he re-
nnrked: 'That's wot I calls 'avlng
a hornamental Imddress presented to
> ou."—lb »st on Tran-et Ivi.
Slavery was suptxsosi to be aboi (sited in America in the Sixties,
but it is no* done away with y et-
Millions <rf women right now are slaving their Uvea oat; it is
not NECESSARY.
Buy these things already prepared and have more time for the
children.
Try OUR Groceries
J. Pardee
Why Not
Electric
Cooking?
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“AIR LOCK” VALVE WILL PROLONG LIFE
OF TIRES, SAYS AN EASTERN INVENTOR
REFUSED TO ABANDON GAME
Plucky Terrier Died With Fox It Had
Run to Earth and Killed In
Combat.
What Is believed to be an unprece­
dented end to a combnt between a fox
an«! a terrier Is reported from the
Lake country.
A stout hill fox hunted by the Blen-
eathra hounds for thr«»e and a half
hours on th«1 mountain heights above
St. Jolwis ln-the Vale sought sanctuary
In a fissure of rock In n crack near the
skyline of Wanthwalte. Here he fac'd
one of the gamest terriers belonging
to the pack and, scrambling to a shelf
In th«' rocks, «a« able for some time
to give as Here«' punishment as he got'.
Th«' terrier kill«'«! th«' fox. but re-
fused to leave It and followers ami
hounds had nt Inst to quit the crags
so that they might make the descent
of one of the most dangerous ravines
of the mountain range before dark-
ness. When huntsman and whip re­
turned next morning to the crag they
found terrier ns well as fox lying «lend
outside tin* horran.
An examination of the terser show­
ed that th«' fox had infllct'e«l no mortal
wound upon him. The tender had
dragged the fox out and then, loth to
leave It. hit«! laid down beside It. It
I', .1. Griffen of l»urchr«U'l. Mu -., line unciucii il lie» .... io .. * ai ve was clear that tie had died from «ex­
which he claims will Increase the life of pneunmtl«' tin's ."si |H*r cent. This posure «luring a bitterly cold night.
valve larks th«' air In th«« till»' for all time or until a blowout or puncture re- No similar case has, so far as is
occurred
before.—London
li-ise. It It does away with rubber collars ami plungers, TI i I k I s now a known,
prolific sour..... . slow leaks In all piling«'« valves caused by rebound nn<( drug Tinies.
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on road find lliv fault of at least 7fi per cent of rim cut tires.
Hammermill Bond Letter Heads
The photograph show s tl.e new vnlv« uti lu-l tn an automobile tire.
and Envelopes at the Courier office
Sales books at the Courier.
Bill of Sale blanks at the Courier.
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is
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There are no supplies in this
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There are no tricks in our
plumber's kit of tools or in our
business conduct that doesn't
square with courteous treat-
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number.
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Same Old World
Many of us are apt. to consider our
doll-sized quarters for full grown peo­
ple as among purely nipib rn Incon­
veniences; yet nearly a century ago
Lord Harvey described Burlington
house at Cheswick as "Too small to
live In and too large to hang on one’s i
watch chain."—Boston Transcript.
a Eee or a Spider?
"The honeybee makes her honey
from the same nectar from which the
hermit spider distills one of the dead­
liest poisons known. The question is,
how do you treat your opportunities?
Do you distill them into success or
failure?—F. H. Cheley in “Stories for
Talks to Boys"
$5.15 PER TON
OF
—IS
THE
AMOUNT
FARMER
FREIGHT
THE
GETS WHEN HE HELIS HI8
GRAIN TO THE MILL IN«
STEAD OF SHIPPING I IT TO
WE PAY THE
PORTLAND.
PORTLAND PRICES.
—IN
THE
AMOUNT
OF
FREIGHT THE CONSUMER
HAVEN WHEN HE BUYS HIS
FEED AND GRAIN FIIOM THE
MILL INSTEAD OF I’BOM
SOME DEALER WHO HAS
SHIPPED IT FROM PORT«
LAND.
JOSEPHINE COUNTY FLOUR MILL
Corner Third and G Street
Phone 123
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