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About Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 1, 1920)
MONDAY, NOVEMBRI» 1, IMO. If elected 1 shall immediately ap point a committee of the best bus ! I nose men of the city to work with the council nnd myself in perfectin'; and putting Into effect these plana I shall, at all times, stand tor the ’ strictest economy, keeping In mind | the Interest of the taxpayers as well I as the proper development and Im provement of the City to keep pars I with the development of the sur- ' rounding country and the growth of the City. OREGON TIMMONS FOB MAYOR To the voter» of Grants Pass: As I have become a candidate for the office of Mayor 1 believe that it Is sd usable to. In a measure, ac quaint the voters of my plans and In tentions if elected to that office. With irrigation the territory sur rounding the City is and will con tinue to rapidly develop into a won derfully rich valley of well kept farms and homes. ' The City must — “ — “ it l' wake up or we will soon find ’ ** that is a brown, barren, unsightly apot surrounded by beautiful green fields and well kept yards and homea. For many years the t'ity as well as the citiaene have been paying exor bitant rates for water and 1 believe the time has come when we should seek some relief I hate in mind a plan, which space will not permit me to detail whereby the city can ad vantageously acquire its own water and lighting systems just at the be- ginning of a prosperous development and growth of our CM.' and county. EXTRA TUESDAY NIGHT NOV. 2nd Election Returns AND Ail Night Show A PHOTOPLAY SER IAL OF 15 EPISODES Peerless Clothing Ce. Hava your luuch at the Bonbon- niorv and you'll vote It'« the best 15 plaro In town to oat. ALL SEATS RESERVED ADMISSION 85c Includes War Tax OREGON 9 Wednesday, Nov. 3 Hallowell's Field Near Standard Oil Co.’s Warehouse See what a CASE TRACTOR will do in the field. Manufacturers and dealers of competitive Tractors are invited to participate. KEROSENE d TRACTORS Rogue River Hardware Co and Flanneinette Gowns for Winter Wear NKW TODAY mr$. nellie ntas The Last Word Plant Them Now IN Washer Western Electric Noiseless No Grease Simple to Operate HYACINTHS 3 COLORS $1.50 do«en TULIP» MIXED . .80 down NARCISSUS- 4 varieties 80c to $2.00 down CROCUS 40c and 50c down FREESLAS 50c down CHINA LILIES 20c each THE CHRISTMAS FLOWERS, BULBS, SHOULD BE POTTED AT ONCE WE HAVE FLOWER POTS AND JARDINIERES Ask us about the 5-vear * Guarantee CRAMER BROS. Sold on Easy Terms PHONE YOUR ORDERS TO 55 J Paul’s Electric Store Vote 313 (X) No WHY? ¡ass Demonstration Knit Underwear WANTED Customer» for fresh milk Apply KO« M Bl It FOR SAIX—370 acres of land In Jerome I’rarie. ISO under the ditch survey Good land, several cortln of wood in timber. located H mile from railroad spur. Clear ti tle. Offered at 115 per acre A. L Edgerton. owner. 14tf TAILORING 1-X‘K Stl.i: Dvlaiviil cream «• ii • is the tailoring of today. It guarantees tor. Good condition. $31». it A every man, perfection of fit, proper Gilmore, Murphy. 20 It II»«’ »Igll of tion, balance and style at a fair price. FOR Stl.E Team and banes* Ye Jolly See our values at $55.00 Utile Tailor Fine Weight I too lbs. Cheap Hucltlobrrry Pie— team for ranch work. W C. Whit At th# Rondbonnlore. Tuesday. 15 GEO. d. CALHOUN sett. 3 mile« below town on upper I xmh I dealer nearly slateen »ears Election IWnre— road. 10 Waldorf hall, November 2. TO RENT Two furnished rooms. cellent music and a good time. 403 E street i'AI'Altl.E VOIMi LADY desires po INHURANOM- -Fire. automobile. Ilfs, accident and health. T 5! Stott. • sillon, preferably as clerk or In of SOK North Hlstb Kt <Hf fice. Phons I KI-J. 17 The A SMASHING MELO DRAMA FULL OF THRILLS $ 1 g-85 “Mum" for perspiration Sabin has it. 15 Those who wish to do so may write my name on the ballot for county surveyor. Daniel McFarland 15 Hear Dr. S. J. Held, the Irish evangelist, at the Baptist church to night. The preacher who la differ ent 15 Those who wish to do so may write my name on the ballot for county surveyor. Daniel McFarland 15 It you want to see what a Case Tractor will do in the field see the demonstration Wednesday. Novem ber 3 at Hollowell field near Stand ard Oil Co. warehouse 15 WITH “The Invisible Hand One lot $25 to $35 Values XoVWMbMT -»«I— 30 REELS IN SPECIAL You are Invited to see the plowing doue by Hollowell * Hon with their 15-Ï7 CASK TRACTOR In the field near the Standard Oil Company 15 warehouse. Electre Wash Machines William Duncan OVERCOAT Aneurine you that, if elected, I will give my very beat efforts tor the betterment of Grants Paas. I am Yours truly, R. TIMMONS. I Paid tdvertlaement I (1) . To prevent children in whose homei» there is smallpox, diptheria, infantile paralysis, meningi tis, or other “contagious” diseases, from attending school and INFECTING \ OUR CHILDREN. (2) . To prevent people who do not believe in contagion or quarantine to constantly expose you, your wife and your family to smallpox and other diseases, by eliminating the authority of the HEALTH OFFICERS to protect you, The real purpose of the amendment is not to »ini ply forbid compulsory vaccination and to make it a matter of choice for parents or guardians as to whether or not a child should be vaccinated. Such provision already exists in the statutes. Its real purpose is to stop all medical examination of children in the public schools, and examinations tor public office. It means that if there is a contagious disease among the members of the family of ii school child THERE WILL BE NO LAW IN THUS STATE which could keep that child from attending school and submitting other children to the dangers of the infection. -•»». It means that Till» STATE opens itself wide to the danger of the spread of any form of epidemic that may break out. The former provision of ouarantin- ing families in which there is a contagious disease, or excluding children who have had a contagious di sease and may still lie able to transmit it, is practcial- ly done away with. The New York Times Says: “It would make in fection and contagion constitutional, upset all health regulations, protect disease and the communication of disease, encourage and disseminate disease, dis courage and prevent health, There are some rare re formers in Oregon, but a oueerer specimen of their pernicious activity has seldom been ottered to that long suffering and much-voting state.” NO PERSON IS FREE TO IMPOSE II IS PERSONAL OPINION IF IT ENDANGERS THE HEALTH OF I HE PUBLIC. NO PERSON HAS THE RIGHT -TO DE PRIVE HIS NEIGHBOR OF HEALTH PROTEC TION. The Metropolitan Life Insurance Company (Paid Advertisement) ODD PIUXIWI) HIJN'K VOTE FOR GEORGE M. BROWN NOW ON THE BENCH BY APPOINT MENT FROM THE GOVERNOR, FOR JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COURT TO FILL VACANCY CAUSED BY RE SIGNATION OF A S BENNETT, BY WRITING IN HIS NAME, THUS; (X) GEORGE M. BROWN CUT THIS OUT AND TAKE IT TO THE VOTING BOOTH. (Paid AdvertisementI RIGHT ON YOUR TOES AND GET AN EARLY START TODAY AND TOMORROW TO SEE “MARYS ANKLE” * A DELICIOUSLY SHOCKING PICTURE THAT IS WORTH GOING MILES TO SEE! * t C PW 7 If WITH DOUGLAS McLean AND DORIS May : 1 H M f Pl 1 T » kJ ‘W Remember them in 23’4 HOURS LEAVE ’ OREGON WEDNESDAY BRYANT WASHBURN in ‘TO MUCH JOHNSON’
