Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, March 21, 1921, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextMO\HR, M NIC« II 21, lu-’t. GRANTS 1’ISS DAILY OOllUKR FAG K TWO N> W TODAY GRANTS PASS Dilli COURIER EVERYTHING IN INSURANCE Dependable companies and roa» enable rates. See T, M Stott. Buick Salesroom* 103tf For Easter Published Dally Except Sunday A. E. Voorhies, Pub. and Propr Entered at postoffice, Grants Pass. Ore., as second-class mail matter. ADVERTISING RATES Display space, per inch.................... 25c Local-personal column, per line....10c Readers, per line—......................... 5c DAILY COURIER By mail or carrier, per year...... $6.00 By mall or carrier, per month . .50 WEEKLY COURIER By mail, per year I- 00 MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication DRY’ GOODS AND GROCERIES of all news dispatches credited to It or all otherwise credited in this paper .uid also the local news lished herein. All rights of republication of spe- dal dispatches herein are also re HORN a -tubbornness in what they believe served. S. —and what we believe—that makes PATTON’ To Mi and Mrs F MONDAY’. MARCH 21. 1021 j their struggle our struggle. We can Patton, of this city. Sunday. March 20. a son ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦A ♦ ♦ ♦ no more refuse to help them than i we could let one of our divisions ♦ OREGON WEATHER ♦ hold a sector in the late war be ♦ Primitive East Indian Dancing, cut to pieces when we had the re ♦ Tonight and Tuesday show In native Hindu dances virtually ♦ serves to save IL every muscle of the body Is In some ♦ ers. "We have the reserves of food and way brought into play. There Is a ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ I money and sympathy. We can do good deal of pantomime eved. rather I ’ .he Job—do all of It. We can do it cryptic to the foreigner, end few of AN APPEAL FROM GEN. WOOD ourselves, without being told to do the professional dancer« appenr to The world war broke down the have had the training necessary to idea of distance and of isolation, it by anybody, in any company of give real rhythm of motion. nations It is not a political duty, and showed to the people that no one From or a matter of commercial expe can live for himself alone. diency. It is an opportunity—an tbe farthest corners of the earth the The Trouble. cry for help may come, and the opportunity to make our idealism a "Everybody about tliui bank seems deaf ear can no longer be turned to- i dynamic influence in the world, not to be catching cold. Is It daiupT" ward it. We are more our brother’s Just fine phrases. The man who has "No; but there ere so many draft* least among us has more than most • bout It." keeper tan ever before The United It is one of the finest, States suffered less than any other in Armenia power engaged in the war that came I things tn our history that, through! so near to wrecking a world, and the Near East relief, the American must now do a large part in meeting people, from the richest to the poor the demands made for aid upon the est. unsolicited, haie kept a hundred Relief and ten thousand children In Ar world by suffering nations, DON'T BE DECEIVED drives bare become common, but menia from hunger and death; have by Aspirin advertisements be the saved a whole people from annihila humanity says meet them in ing run by those who seek to spirit of charity and of good will. tion, and have done it w ithout fan-1 discredit all Aspirin Tablets Here is the appeal made by General fares of self-righteousness. ”1, and the American men and except those made by them. Wood in the drive that is now being made for aid for the suffering peo women who sign with,me. ask that THE FACTS ARE this work go on. It is an American ple of the Near East: That we handle. regularly, "The spirit of Easter is one of work and in harmony with the best large quantities of Aspirin U.D sacrifice. The great sacrifice of traditions of big-hearted American Co tablets that we know are Bfbical history was made then. That generosity. It cannot falter or PURE and GENUINE. Put up sacrifice has been made since in pause.” in packages of 12's, 24's and many lands by many individuals. But 100's at moderate prices. ♦ ♦ rever in history has a whole nation . . «_ . a . inniTinviT inriT e ADDITIONAL LOCAL male the sacrifices for the faith that | * ♦ ♦ ♦ tte Armenians have made. It is not ( ♦ ♦ ‘none of our business what happens Pomona Grange Meet« Josephine County Pomona Grange to the Armenians’ They stand fori msets with the Fruitdale Grange' next Saturday at 11 o'clock Feast, A fun and fair. The fair ground« ques-' A Series of Human Interest tion ha.« taken a new turn. Come Talks on Insurance and help get it settled. Be prepared i to tell others what you will do to! make this project a success K. I, GALBRAITH Real estate. In surance and plate glass liability. «09H G street, phone 39. 40tf New Kid Gloves just received, in cluding the New Fielder Glove and the New Eight Button Length. \\ \NTED 4-foot coni wood In ex change for 300 a re» of good tini L bored land, close In See A 3ltf Edgerton. Phone 19* Y. I HAVE a llarley-Davidson motor- cycle tn flrat «las« shape, I will trudo for go«»d cow or cheap for cash. (Mil at 300 Booth St. 3 2 KINNEY &TWU 101 & 105 N. 6th Grants Pass, Ore- t-NMl SA1.K- Work hora«««, olio «tri» Ing horse, and wood. 16-In. Phone Jack Casady. 103. at the Bia Barn. 3« IA>ST About the 1st of March, » brown pony with light blaze in lbs. forehead, weigh about SO* shod all around, foretop cut off Known as the .Marion Griffin pony. Please notify me at Takil ma. Ore . Mr W L. Montgomery 36 Walther and Olamonds. DI hiikhk I deulrrs don't like to pas* an opinion on gem» when tlie day la damp. It is a fact that weather luta a great effect on precious »itmr». Murky weather will spoil the nppeur- ance of a diamond, but a really nasty, WOOD FOR SALK Nil kind« on foggy day will make even tlie purest hand, will deliver anywher<> Wal stone seem lnip«*rfect. ter Davidson i Son. Rd 2. Grant« Pass. Oro 3 2 NEW INI» SEGONI» BINI» Itili- FOR SALK Everbearing «trawlierr« GAIN«»—New, Sliiinion» li««!», IO-U». plants, cheap. G. W Jones. 340 c«Ht«»n limitr»*»»««», «wik dilling ilinlrw, 10th and J streets 38 I m «I «pring», »ultra»«««, trnvi-llng l««g- ni lower pricvw. 2n«l hnnd k « hm I s «I mi BARGAINS New anil used goods nt bargiUn |»ri«'«W. Soni«-thing t«i cover Ono large rocker, one coll spring, thnl rough fl<««r. 4 0x12 floor <<»v- One White S««wlng good as new ertng, new, aio.NO. l’tuane machine, good as new, $50. One grintstone. steel frame, One spool wire. best b««st grade grade. Two barbed wire, hand power washing machines. One double-bar- good condition rel shotgun, One single barrel shot gun. Three cook stoves New brooms, New mattress«»« E. W. Chiles. furniture WE CONCENTRATE street. The ASPIRIN Situation Cigar Nomenclature Th»- nomenclature of the elgai trad« la one of tlie vei/ Interesting phase- of democracy. No gentleman Intern upon building np a market for » 10 cent cigar ever named It for a state» man He complimented. Instead ac actor, n philanthropist, a race horse a hypothetical Indian maiden or a »up posltltlotis Spanish grandee. To hav» named a 10 cent cigar for a »tateinnHii would have been to "queer" both the ■'Ifnr and its Involuntary patron The pc. p|<> would not have stood for that sort of thing It would have pre sumed a certain superiority which they would have rebuked both at the ctgnr Hand and at t. e polls.—Philadelphia Public Ledger’« "tio Second Thought." CLEMENS SELLS DRUGS Buy« Mueller Ranch— Lynn B. Coovert. an attorney from Portland, is in the city today, and will become a resident and developer of this community, having recently purchased the Mueller ranch In the ’ lower river district The ranch is composed of 640 acres, Includine I some of the best of the river bottom land with bearing orchards and al- falfa. Mr. Coovert will be joined here later by his mother and by a little daughter. BUILD UP YOUR HOME STATE Are you more interested in making money plentiful in N ew York or at home. Millions in life insurance premiums leave the west an- pually—most of it never re- turns for investment. Why build up a surplus else where to be loaned at a low rate of interest. Our funds stay here and are invested in farm mortgages, used to build your school houses and roads, pave your city streets and construct water systems. Development here provides ad ditional labor. Labor employed buys products from the fam. and store. Build up your home state and place your next policy with A. B. CttRNELL The Qrcgonlifc Man Big Crowd at Dance — One of the biggest crowds yet gathered together at a dance in the .Murphy hall was assembled Saturday evening when 400 to 500 people gathered to dance to the nyisic of Nielson’s orchestra. The occasion was a benefit for the raising of funds to supplement the appropriation from the county, state and federal government for the county agent and home demonstration work. I About $200 was raised for the pur-. pose. Assault 1« Charged— A. G. Church wood has filed a com- plaint charging a Mr. Fowler with assault with a deadly weapon with intent to kill, and the preliminary hearing will be before Justice Hol man this afternoon. It is alleged that Charchwood went to the house now occupied by Fowler, but for merly occupied by Churchwood to get some article- which he had left there. In a difference of opinion that followed. It is said that Fowler came at Churchwood with an ax, threatening to cut his head off, and the complaint resulted. Tor Easier NEW (XIOIH ARRIVING DAILY- NEW DRESSES NEW St ITS NEW COATS NEW IMAM SES NEW SIJTR, SHOES, SHIRTS, HATS AND < APS EOR MEN AND BOYS—ALL WONDERFL L VALUER. Golden Rule iStore TO I NTI RMIN ITE GROl ND SQl IRRI I Ci Every person, firm, co -partnership, company or corporation, residing on. owning. Inaalng, occupi Ina. posassi Ins or having charge of or dominion oi«-r any land, building, wharves or dltchiM Infested with dinger ground squirrel» In Josephine County, Ore gon. 1« hereby notified to begin nt onc<> to effectively extermlnnte ntid destroy all such digger ground squir rels Poisoned linrley may be secured from the county agent Notice Is published pursuant tbe statute In such cage made provided for two consecutive week« or three Issues and nil persons de» crlboil therein are required to t «;>>■ notice thereof lasted and flrat published this day of March, 1931. ROY E Ml Li »Kit. County Agent. Josephine ’ «tf New Mattresses and Furniture E. W. C H I LES Glum Thought for Pessimists. Life Is full of uiu ertii utles. even fo people « no «xpeet the «< r-t Itontoi Trnnscrint 401 G STREET Grants Pass and Josephine Bank G rants P ass .O regon Shoes for the Family A Week With Jesus I’ALM SUNDAY TO EASTER AT THE BAPTIST CHURCH Monday. .March 21—"Clean- sing the Temple.” Tuesday, .March 22—"Sought and Rejected.” Wedn«*sday. March 23—“The Day of Retirement ” Thursday. March 24—"The Night of Agony.” , Friday. March 25—’On tb<- Cross.” Saturday. .March 26—’ In the Tomb.” Sunday, March 27— A. M.—"The Empty Tomb." P M. —"The Appearances." You are personally invited -— C. M. C line , Preacher 103 North 6th WOODWARD’S 07>e NASH FOUR IS NOW ON DISPLAY AT OUR SALESROOMS WE INVITE INSPECTION W. S. Maxwell & Co. CHEVROLET Soup Puree of Beans Relishes Head Lettuce, 25c Sliced Tomatuen, 25c Green Onions, 10c Ripe Olive«, 1 0c Salads Shrimp, 35c Potato, 15c - lettuce, 20c — Combination, 4bc Fl«h and _________ Oyster« Fried Maimón Steak, 35c Fried Eastern Oysters, 60c Eastern Stew, 50c Entree* Old Fashioned Beef Stew, 35c Pot roast of Beef, with Macaroni, 40c Hamburger Steak, Spanish, 35c * Pork Chops, breaded, Sauce Robert, 45c Frankfurters, with Potato Salad, 35c Veal Cutlets, breaded, Country Gravy, 4 5c Baked Pork and Beans, 30c Pounded Steak with Pan Gravy, 40c Hot Roast Beef Sandwich, 25c Roast* Young Turkey with Oyster Drossing ind Cranberry Jelly, 75c I »eg of Pork and Apple Sauce, 40c Sirloin of Beef and Pan Gravy, 40c Vegetable« 4u gar Com Mashed Potatoes Dessert* Pie Served With Dinner Orders Pie Per Cut, 10c Assorted Pake. 16c Bovcrngc* Tea Milk Coffee CARS NASH Count’s Feed Store Grain, Flour, Feed and ds ni4-nifl J STREET GRANTS PASS ORE. — TEL.101 Come in »nd look over one of the larg«-«t stock« In Southern Oregon MAN GIVES WIFE Automatic proas GLYCERINE MIXTURE Confier otte» She had stomach trouble for years. After giving her simple buckthorn bark, glycerine, etc., as mixml in Ad- ! ler-l-ka, her husband «ay«: "My wife • feel« fine now and ha« gained weight. It 1« wonderful stomach medicine.” ' Adler-l-ka acta on BOTH upper and (lower bowels, removing foul matter I which poisoned «tomach and which i you never thought was In your sys tem. EXCHLKNT for gns oil thi-Hloni a<h or chronic constipation Guards agalnnt appendicitis The Impurities It brings o it will s irnrlse you. Na tional Drug Store. feeding at the JOSEPHINE HOTEL CAFE 12 to 1:30 <AIMING EVENTS Mar 26, Saturday -Pomona Grange meets with Fruitdale Grange. Dinner B:3<> to H