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GRANTS PAMI DAILY (YH'RIER PAGE TWO Till BSD IV. J AM MIA IH. (IMI. GRANTS PASS DAILÏ COURIER Published Dally Except Sunday A. E. Voorhlee. Robbing Peter to Pay Paul Pub. and Propr. KISTERN RUUKWHEAT PUMA IJ BERTA BELI. itersd at postofftca. Granta Pass, Ore . aa second ciana mail mattar. ADVERTISING RATES Display space, par inch-------------35c Local-personal column, per Una....10c Readers, par Una--------------------- 5c 4 IJttlo Mother Bird warbled "bji-byo" softly to her joung, am! flew confidently ami iiiur- agt'ou«ly away in search of norm». ..A tiiouiclitl«'»» Iioy cautiously cliiulieil the tree and roittusl (lie m*t for the thrill of the moment ami |hn aaliafatUon of giiing fleeting joy to a companion. VAX« AND M APLE SY RI P A IJttlo Human Mother left her I w U hmi tucked anti) fuel n»leep while »ho »tc|>|M<d out a iinmio.it. A wolf in «hce(>'a clolluw nll.»|»rd quiet!) In to aluluct the falre«t fur the «Mli»fa< lion of tlie money» re- cehred for lii» work. DAILY OOURIER So II noca »onietlinc» In ihr Ilion of men. ■y mall or carrier, per year----- ,6.®0 •y »«»li or carrier, per month.. *0 Mr. Smith Ixuight a new »ult at “a »ale" price and the neu day he »aw the »ame thing «livori tl»rtl nt ••another reduction.'• By mall, per year--------------------- *3.90 Ami mi it will conliuue to go until the end of time. Alway» there will be >omo lnn<>e<mt anti < on fldent one« without protection or who refuse proffered protection, wlut will sailer from lid» world-old »y»trin of “Robbing Peser to Pay Paul.“ WEEKLY COURIER MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS v»MVa»«Mm»»^mw»«»m»«— The Associated Press is exclusively j frelght rates was first brought up Instead of long-haired theorists In entitled to the uas for republication . .„ado effective ef all news dispatches credited to it ;Uld before the> *er® mad* *»<*«»'•• railroad circles who tigura out the or all otherwise credited in thia | The Packer pointed out that there added cost of freight on a pair of paper and also the local news pub- was grave danger of killing the coai- silk hose front New York to Chicago, Msbad herein. ! mercial Industry and that in reality they should have men in charge who All rights of republication of spe can see that the saving of their per cial dispatches herein are also re- the roads would suffer a reduction la revenue rather than an enhance ishable freight tonnage is of far ment of profits if such advances were more importance to the 'public and I made simply because their freight themselves than is a learned thesis THURSDAY, JANUARY IS. IMI • tonnage would be reduced, This to upon the cost of a silk handkerchlsf i exactly what has happened. Thou end the relation of the freight rate ♦ 4 4 4 4 4 4 444 44 4 w 4 4 4 4 4 |, sands of care of produce now ready thereto." e OREGON WEATHER ♦ for the market and which crops were ♦ planted before the rate advances 41 ’ were made are now held at produc- ♦ ♦ ' ing point because they can not be INSURANCE—Fire, automobile, life, aocldent and health. T. M. Stott. 4 Pacific Coast States Unset- 41 transported to market and sold at 90S North Sixth St. 62tf 4 tied and rains. Normal tatnper- ♦ present prices snd return the pro ♦ ducer his cost of growing and pack ature. WILLIAMS WOOD YARD for wood ♦ ing, to say nothing of any profit for ♦ and coal. 74 Tonight and Friday, rain in ♦ his year's work. In a word, he gets ♦ west portion; rain or snow east 4 less than nothing if he ships and is FOR HAJ-E- Registered Berkshire 4 portion. Warmer tonight east sow. River Banks I-aurel Duchess therefore better off if he does not ♦ ship. 4 portion. II. No. 395490. Well grown and ♦ in fine condition, it interested "The railroads must have revenue —a profit upon their investments— I call «5O3-F-11 or address Donald Neilson. Rd. >. 75 for their services in transporting FREIGHT RATES AND PRO- goods. It is not argued by any factor 3 APTOS—Used 1918 Dodge tour DUCTION tn the perishable food industry that ing. used 1919 Dodge touring, From many of the California pro the carriers should perform their du new 1930 Dodge delivery. For sale, ducing centers comes the report that ties at a loss On the other hand, 7« prices right. J. F. Burke. the farmers who have been a great they need more funds for improving It is FOR QUICK SALE—Good six b. p. factor in growing those products their service and facilities circular wood saw outfit, mounted argued, however, that the way to pro that are largely shipped throughout on substantial wagon, together cure these necessary funds is to the union by express or freight are carry more tonnage at a rate which with 270 acres of deeded land clear of all Incumbrances, well now to curtail this production be encourages production rather than covered with standing timber close cause of the advance in freight rates. to restrict shipping by exhorbttant to track. 150 tiers of wood cut on rates such as is now being done by These advances mean, necessarily, the ground Offered complete for that either the consumer must pay. the railroads under the latest freight *10 per acre. A. L Edgerton, rate increase The problem is one more for his food or that the grower which must be met by the railroads phone 198-Y. 71tf must take less for his product. The quickly for the time is at hand when BIDS WANTED School district No increase must be absorbed by the one another crop is to be planted. Farm 19 desires bids on transportation or the other. It is true that upon ers cannot be expected to work a of about 20 pupils to and from. the city schools The route should the commodities of the higher values ▼ear for the fresh air they may re ceive in their outdoor work in plow-' include the river road, from the mean does not the rate Increase inr. planting and harvesting. More Sharp to the Eismann ra^ch, and much, but upon the more bulky economical operation of railroads, the hill road from there ta town. I goods, it is vital. In speaking of lower overhead and an increased ton Address W A. Sharp. J. R. Hawes this feature of the situation, the Pa nage suggest means whereby the car or A- B. Eckert. Rd 2, Grants riers may help themselves and at the Paas. Ore. 3t-FMW cific Coast Packer, after a thorough same time save the commercial canvass of the growers of the west,' grower of perishable foodstuffs from TOP FOR one ton truck almost new. , had the following comment: Cost »60. sell for »40. Woodard ruin. It will take the best brains in over-drive for high speed on Ford i "When the subject of increased the country to meet the situation and touring car or bug. cost ,100. sell -- ------------------------------------------ ------ for ,30. 8. J. Taylor, phone ( 375-Y. 76 ' New Pong'ee WANTMIX—Woman to do small washing dally. Apply 804 E street. 7« Just Received at NEW LOW Prices FOR SAJJ>—12 thoroughbred Indian Runner ducks. *2 each if taken at i once. Emil F. Vahrenwald,: Granta Paes. Ore., care Roscoe i Howard. 79 75c, 95c, $1.15, $1.25, $1.35 per yard Far below last year’s prices I will be ths borse which is fed on our high grade home feed, he will love the hand that You will feeds him, truly, have finer stock, get more work from them, and they will be worth more to you. Lay In a supply of our feed today. JOSEPHINE COUNTY FLOUR MILLS Phone 123 Cor. 3rd and G Sts. Two Second Hand DODGES At Bargain Prices C. L. Hobart Co. We invite all who believe in Equality—who are in sympathy with our effort to avoid lluaineaa Hysteria—who really »nek the Truth—anil who desire to encourage the effort toward a quick, »afe and sure return to aettlc<| buainea« condition»—We invite all such to <'omr with us again to this apace for the CLIMAX. 67>e SAMPLE STORE T~ The Whole Family Can Dine For a Day For a Dollar Corned Beef and Corned Beef Hash Thrifty houm-wIlea in rirry •ell'Hl of the country aro tai.Ina full mil ant- <i«e of I nde Sam'« uicat treat—4"a unni tortini II.-1 f an<l 4'omnl Hr»'f Raab. The) the conimience <>f them- wholcwome, nourtaliing meat» that only require warming up to fumi»h a quick nieul; but can alno be lumie into delicious, iqqietUing dbdic» by u »Ing the ret I| mw »applied by their dealer». Million» of dollar» worth stun* of tlicwe |mlalal>le meats are on »ale at Imok for the Government ptmter», they are your guaranteed of quality. dealer» rierywherv. Is-t your dealer* know Miare in theac monry-sailng «alea! Situ k up for the entire winice! you can reduce y«»ur livinff cosi» by huylng. ami he can reali«' a legltlmalr proflt by »elling War Department CkMUSad Menta at thè Wholesale price» lisled elsewluwe. THE WHOLESALE PRICER are printed below They will give you some idea of what you will save on your purchases IX »RN ED BEEK CORNED BEEF HASH No. 1 cans. 15c No. 2 cans. 37c 1 lb. cans. 18c 6 lb. cans. *l.V0 1 lb. cans. 15c per can 2 lb. cans. 30c per can The meeting of the American Le gion thia evening is an Important one and the first meeting held for several months. Election of officers for the ensiling year and discussions of the proposed State and Federal Bonus Bills will be features of the ] evening. Meeting will be held In the | G. A. "R rooms in the basement of the courthouse at 8 o’clock. Re freshments will be served after the meeting. All legion members are urg ed to be present. William» Delivers Wood— Over any kind of road, good bad. Phone 137. or 75 Alito and Train Collldo—• Lewis Stinebaugh’» automobile was badly wrecked when it collided with a freight car at the Sixth street crossing late Wednesday night. Mr. Stinebaugh was making the crossing in the dark and no guard was on duty, and the broken freight train can can can can TABLE OF DIHlOl NTH * Cl Ml LATIVE I’VRCHANE!» GDI NT When purchases reach *50,001, 24'/, net to prevail; when purchases reach *100,001, 28% net to prevail; when pur- chase» reach *500,001, 32% net to prevail: when purchases reach *1,000,001 and over. 35% net to prevail. MINIMI'M ORDER ACCEITED. »2.10 iM'ftlrra* order* sent to ter at the follow liitf drrftMm: Brooklyn. N. T . .’9th and First Ave. lionton. M um ply Bane . Army «*• nil- St Sup- Chicago. Ill, 1819 W. 39th at. Atlanta, Ga. tion Bldg Transporta San .Antonio, Tex. San 1'ranclso. Calif Stirpili* rr'tprrtjr Branch Office of the Quartermaster General. Munitions Bldg, Washington. D C. BUY IT BY THE CAHF: WAR DEPARTMENT CANNED MEATS 9 TP” backed into him just as he reached j A 30x3 H GOODRICH tire, (new), the tracks. Mr. Stinebaugh aud his for *15. See Sam Stinebaugh, or wife and child were In the auto, but phone 516-R. 75 all escaped serious injury. FDR SAIcE—Two houses on lot Bring your »mile to the 3. 100x160 and all out buildings. Will meeting Friday. sell one or both. One now rent- ing for *15 per month. All for ALABAMA MINER 1» *1800. Phone 287rJ or see Mrs. i VICTIM OF JUDGE LYNCH 75 Peter Gravlfn. 802 M St. Jasper. Ala.. Jan. 13.—(A. P.) — WANTED—-Bookkeeper and sten William Beard, a miner, held jn con ographer. Addrees 142 care of nection with the killing of James Courier. 76 Morris, guardsman. December 31st, WANTED -Saddle horse. • Broke or was taken from jail by a mob and unbroke. From 3 to 7 years old. shot to death. eWeight about 1000. Mrs. Banta. 75 I I m II cs <lark brown coat, cost »1.1, | 801 N. 8th St. liCgion Meeting Tonight---- per per :>er per Discounts to apply on al I purchase» of surplus canned meats on and after November 1 5, 1920, are aa follows; I 350 to *1.000.............................. net 5 percent 1,001 to 3.500 to 4,000...... 10 per cent 4.001 and over................ 30 per cent The Government will pay«frelght on carload lots to any jxilnt In the United States located more than 20 miles from ship- ping point. TWO FURNISHED ROOMS to rent 408 B street. 75 Golden Rule «Store GRATEFUL Most petqiln, however, ran »ee anti recognise thia unfortunate larinciple in the frenry, the liy»- terta. the confuaitm that now lias ».«'tiilngly come to a ritmai Willi atmie rtiilhlng men lumia In their effort to succcwefully |mrsue Tim Hyatrai of conducting "»ale» I** 1 and "ro-saie»" limited, aa a rule, In time and good» offered; and then perchance, "another reduction." • i Our policy provide« absolute protection to those who believe with u», that Smith who buy» a new suit today, »hould receive juM aa much for hl» money aa Jones. wlio hu)« tomorrow. »15. 3xff window shades, fiUc. New 1 drewser »IH-hO. lairge WOolnap I blankets, »I.K» pair. Some real good second hand shoes Ki«- anil »1 pair. . Phone 71 T. C. BOOTH t This is the slogan many people here who have us6d this remedy ind found relief from their rheumatic troubles TRY IT SABIN'S DRUG STORE OUR PRICK» 1XJWMT G. B. BERRY Grants Pass-Medford STAGE INTERURBAN AUTOCAR CO. Effectif Oct. 25, 1920 Raily and Sunday LEAVE LEAVE Grants Pass GRANTS PAHS MEDFORD « Waiting Room 10:041 a. m. 10:410 Ä. IT. 1:00 p. m. 1:00 p. in , .1'onbonnicre 4.30 p. m. 4:30 p- in. Phone 160 We connert with «taxes f<»r AmhHnrl anti Jwksenvllle ANTI URIC for RHEUMATISM If you do not get relief vour monev refunded. For naie by AUTO TOPS Replace tlie shabby top with light, eaay-to-bundle w««thcr- proof one now. Rraart h><>lring. rvheable to|H*— |>erf«ct fitting and improving the car’s look»—a wide choice In ma terial» and rotors. i
