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' Jul I If bat iou la Held—
A JolHfk-atlon was hold at th»
Wonder school houa». dint rid 39. on
Hallowe'en. which w>« greatly en
joyed by old and young Old fu»b-
, toned gainro were |riny<.»l and »ever»!
(cl»v«»r stunts addod to 'the fun
Pumpkin pie mid coft<*e were nerved.
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Marriage I/venae Issued—
A marriage license was issued on
MONDAY, NOVEMBER S, 10554.
Saturday afternoon to Carl O. Cole
♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦ man. of Roseburg, and Rllda Agnea
♦
OREGON WKATHKH
♦ Turner, off Grant »Pass.
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Pacific Coast Stat»»; Con- ♦ Pyro««») Car 1» Ordered—
♦ siderable cloudiness and occa- ♦
A car at PyrotoL »ho government
♦ atonal rains, except that snows ♦ eeq>loMve offered to farmers for the
I wish to thank my friends for their expressions
4 are likely in the mountains; ♦ clearing at th»4r land». 1» being or
of confidence and for their warm supjuwt of my
♦ temperature below normal In ♦ dered today for the farmers ot Jo
candidacy for the office of District Attorney on the
♦ Washington and Oregon and ♦ sephine county. The car wUl cost
Republican ticket.
♦ normal in California.
♦ $2246.4». This save» the farmers of
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♦ the county a like amount a» they
♦
Cloudy
tonight,
Tuesday ♦ can secure it at half the co« of the
It has not been possible for nie to spend a great
♦ probably rain near coast.
♦ regular stumping powder. It was
deal of time campaigning for this office and I will
♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ordered through the aiSce of the
be compelled to depend on my friends who know
county agent.
me
to make my qualifications for the office known.
LISTER FOR SHERIFF
The people of Josephine county Boy Hurt in Saturday Fire—
I have had previous experience as District At
will tomorow be asked to decide
Floyd Barrows is in the hospital
torney
in the state of South Dakota. 1 have Itecn
upon a man for sheriff ot their coun today with severely burned hands
and
arms
as
a
result
of
a
fire
last
practicing
law in the city of Grants Pass for some
ty. They can do no belter than to
Saturday night at the Eistnann
time
and
have
children attending the public schools
mark their ballot tor E. JI. Lister,
ranch, six miles down the river. Evi
here.
present chief deputy and the regular dence shows tba* some one was at
Republican nominee. Much has been tempting to Meal gasoline from the
If you believe that a change in the administra
heard during 'the past campaign of Chevrolet truck in the Eismann
packing
house
and
then
lighted
a
tion
of this office would be of benefit to the county,
law enforcement. The best way to
match,
an
explosion
resulting.
The
I
will
be pleased to receive your vote at the election
guarantee this enforcement is to
injured youth states that he saw
tomorrow, Tuesday, November 4th.
elect a man whose record is public someone run from the building and
property. Mr. Lister has done as that he went down to try to save the
If elected, I will l>e absolutely free from the
much, the Courier believes, as any car. The truck was run out but was
influence of any man or organization and can assure
men could do to apprehend and completely burned.
you of a faithful and impartial enforcement of all
bring the bootlegger and moonshiner
to justice. He worked tirelessly to i
our laws.
Yours respect fu II v,
rid the county of seek criminals as
the Jones band, the most dangerous
GEO. H. JACKSON.
of any captured in this state in re
(Paid Advertisement.)
cent years. It was through Mr. Lis
ter th.t the moonshine traffic has
been practically eliminated here.
Washington. Nov. 3.—(U. P.) — the mo« prominent of these local dence of such a transaction were un
As chief deputy for the past eight ’Republicans and democrats are mak fights is the struggle of Thomas J. covered.
years. Mr. Lister knows the busi ing strenuous efforts in this elec Walsh. Montana, famous senate in
Another contest attracting gener
ness at the sheriff’s office so that it tion to secure control of the senate, vestigator, for re-election. The at al attention is the campaign for re
is possible for him to conduct it most but the contest ie as much a three tention of the country was concen election waged by Senator David I.
efficiently. The records have, been cornered fight as the presidential trated upon his case recently when Walah in ¡Massachussets. Walsh Is
kept up to date and no just criti election.
he telegraphed Senator Borah, chair the only Democratic Senator Stesa»-
In the present senate, on acconnt man of the Senate committee invee- chusetta has «ent to Washington in
cism has ever been made of the man
ner in wbJch the books of the sher of the two Farmer-Laibor senators tigating campaign funds, saying he many years and he is being opposed
iff's office have been handled, and and the group of progressive Repub believed $100,04)0 was being sent by Frederick H. Gillett, »peaker of
this In spite of the fact that hun lican followers of Senator La Fol into Montana to defeat him. Borah the House of Representative^ and
dred» of thonsands of dollars have lette. neither the Republicans nor answered that the committee "would one of the »tale’s beat-known public
the Democrats have a majority. To act promptly and vigorously” if evl-, men.
been handled.
As the Republican nominee, Mr. overcome thia balance of power and
LlMer is entitled to the -ote of the to capture a clear and undisputed
Republican party. In addition he is majority is the aim of both the old
entitled to the support of those peo parties.
ple who desire a -man who works for
Of the 33 seats in the Senate to
the maximum enforcement of law be filled in this election. 17 are now-
and efficiency in bis office.
held by Republicans. 14 by Demo
crats and one by a Farmer-Laborite.
CHAMBER OF < O.MMER4 E
In order to capture a clear majority
FAVORS COVNTY AGENT in the Senate, the Democrats must
-win 20 of these contest» and the Re
The Grants Pass Chamber pf Com publicans 21. Toward tbto end the FOR RENT—Furnished cottage. FOR SALE — Cheap, apples at the
orchard or fruit stand. Bring your
10 4 F street, next creek, water.
merce has gone on record as favor Democrats have a start of six vic
sacks or boxes. J. H. Robinson. 40
Chicken coop, 3 rooms. Inquire
ing the retention of the county agri tories, since in 7 Southern states tbe
208 Foundry street. Wm. Boog.
culturist on the budget for the coun Democratic candidate» have no op
29-tf EXCHANGE—Cleveland Six touring
'Ari mechanical condition; will
ty for the coming year. This action ponents and in Maine the Republi
trade for Ford tonring. '22 or ’23.
ESTRAY—There la held at the city
was taken by the chamber after the can candidate is already elected.
Address Wm. Heintzman, Rd. 1,
pound one red cow with white
budget committee had practically
There is no outstanding iesne in
Grant» Pass, Ofte__ __________ 48
face, white underneath, bush ot
decided to eliminate the item from thte senate campaign. The position
tail gone, about 6 years old,
marked crop off left ear, under WH.L SEJ.L CHEAP—Drag saw. In
the bndget. Final action has not of senators up for re-election on the
good condition; also A-l fresh
bit in right, Ono red yearling,
yet been taken, but it is known that tax. bonus and investigation ques
cow, 3 years old. Write P. L.
white face, white underneath, no
the county court is favorable to the tions of lart session wag the subject
Strahan. Rd. No. 1, Box 24, Gold
mark nor brand, suckling above
keeping on of the agriculturist.
Hill, Ore.
40
cow. One roan heifer, marked
of attack in some of the primary
in left ear, crop
crop and underbit___
contests, but because both Demo
off right, soma white in face. One E. L. GALBRAITH—Real estate, In
Takes Girls to Portland—
crats and Republicans were often
surance and plate glass liability.
white and red yearling, some
The Fruitdale girls club will leave found on the same side in many roll
Tuffs Bldg., 6th and H. Phone 28.
white in face, no mark or brand.
for Portland tomorrow, in company calle, these questions have not been
Unless called for these animals
will be »old by the city of Grants WELL EXPERIENCED mason ten
with Mrs. J. L. Stanbrough and Miss prominent in the campaign.
The
der looking for work. Apply at
Pass at the Gravlin barn, East L
Jessie Griswold, home demonstration issue is rather an outright bid tor
249 Weal I street. Everett Brooks.
street, at 2 o'clock p. m., Tues
agent. The team is composed of party control, both parties emphasiz
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day, November 4, 1924.
Nellie Nielson and Ruth Breitmaier. ing the need of a unity of policy be
J. P. MARTIN, Constable. WANTED — A steady Job as store
41
They will compete with 15 other tween the -White House and the Cap
clerk or truck driver. Elmer Fox.
teams in the making of prune bread itol.
24» West 1 St.
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WILLIAM3 WOOD YARD—Back on
at the Pacific' International Live
the job. Phone 137.
05tt WILL butcher corn fed hogs Friday,
Many of the individual senatorial
stock exposition, which opened last contests overshadow- in interest the
Nov. 7. Please leave or phone
T. M. STOTT INSURANCE SPE
your orders. Phone 343-Y. C. E.
Saturday in Portland.
CIALIST — Temporary headquar
general senatorial election.
Among
Logsdon, Rd. 1, Box 70, north city
ters at Buick salesroom, 308-310
limits on Pacific highway.
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North Sixth St.
54tf
WANTED—To lease small ranch;
WOOD FOR RALE—Dry seasoned
Prefer one all stocked and equip
pine, fir and oak. Phone 286.
ped. See A. C. Wheeler, 514 So.
Houser Bros.
103tf
eth.
45
Cheap 1-lnch liiralx-r.
WANTED—To hear from owner of WANTED
good Ranch for sale. State cash
old windows, any size. Box 6.3.
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price, full particulars. D. F.
Rogue River, Ore.
Men s all-wool plaid back Overcoat«, new
JBush, Minneapolis, Minn. ___ ___ LOST—Bunch of keys. Finder please
belted models. Every eoat new this season.
WANTED -Bookkeeping work. Will
notify Courier office.____ ____ 41
devote part time to several firms. LOST—Saturday night, 30x3'A tire
Mrs, M. F. Gateley, 658 N. 6th. 45
and rim. lower river road. Return
Olding Garage. Reward.
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HORSES for Hire —- Belgian stock,
$10 each per month. Dudley Gat- SALE OR EXCHANGE — Timber I
ley, 656 N. 6th.
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claim, four million feet fir, hem
lock. cedar, pine; east, of Glen
I’HONE 187-J- Jry pine and fir slab
dale near highway. Will accept
wood, body fir, oak and laurel,
late model auto. Write 706 rar
any length. C. W. Lambrecht. 90
Courier.
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I WILL not he responsible for any
FOR
RENT
—
.3
unfurnished
rooms,
debts contracted, after thia date,
aleeplng porch, $10 month; adults.
by anyone hut myself. L. G. .Myers.
Nov. 3, 1924.
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829 Orchard Ave.
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WANTED
—
Plain
»ewliig
and
<om
FOR SALE -1921 Ford touring. At
fort» to tfe. I’hone 278-R or ••all
water-Kent system, $185, cash or
916 N. lOth St.
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terms. 805 G St. East.
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TO THE VOTERS OF JOSEPHINE
COUNTY:
A NEK.HIUHl'H E.XIMHlHEMKXT
Nuvonubur Uh la aliuoet hero and
uiy .work to hard aud »rim. ibul juet
th«» aaino I'll don my hat and go and
vote tor Jim; for does the Spokes
man not »ay. In Ila coin run a I have
here, that all honor »Mould ba shffwn
and "God tiloaa the pioueert" and In
a later 1»
. dn lengthy word» ap-
. peara. g.i out auu vote for Miller, he
han been here moot three year«. The
' reader» ot t.ial ¡taper will deem it
mtgbty queer when it laud», ap
plauds and honor», then daaerto the
pioneer. Why can't it be oonnistent I
aud »land by what it said. cut out Ita
clack for Miller and endorse Jim
instead; for by priority, seniority of,
35 Iona years, a reeldenl of thia
county, a prince of pioneers, abso
lutely competent in every »eualblei
wuy to r«pri'»en< thia county at any I
time of day; thoroughly souud in
business In scholar»hip not bad. and
I
the best blooming neighbor a body
ever had. The many good things he
has done 1» like the precept goes,
the good deeds his right hand doea,
his left hand never knows, if thing»
are going roughly and votes are get
ting alack, he won't come lollygag
ging 'round aud slap you on the
back »nd make believe that you are
it. the greatest gink ot all; he'll k
take his medicine as It comes, you'll
never hear Mm sqnall. if he was
your friend ot yester-year he la your
triend today, but if you have an
ax to grind you had better stay
away. We need one to represent us
who won't favor clique or clan, and
If such a man la needed then Jim
Logan is that man.
—L. R. WEBB
RUBBERS AND BOOTS
Mill« •' Hubbert, low anil nillltnry livrl«, »tur m ur niiubil
Mt
»I) le, first quiiBty, pair
< hihlrvii'» Storni Itublwr». fliwt quality,
Girl»* Rubbrra, »I««-» 101« tu », pair
Children'll Iteti Tup Rublivr Hunt»,
only
»>«<-»
Pick your fall overcoat from this lot
Soecial $16.85
Golden Rule Store
T«r
3 tu IOS*
Men'» Rubber*, all rtjlrw, <>ul)
rrke
»0.1»
iMtr pair
C. J. BREIER CO
51 Stores
pure as a snow-flake
sweet with, creamy
richness/
It's Nestle's ALPINE
Advertising Pays—Advertise with the Couriei
SENATORIAL FIGHTS
BIG PART OF CAMPAIGN:
PEOPLE’S MARKET
<• to I”. I'“1' ♦**’
Why you
should help them
DEFEAT
The Workmen’s Compulsory
Compensation Amendment,
Unless this reactionary amendment is defeated
Oregon'» working people will lota the sure protection
of the present good compensation law. In its place
they will be compelled to submit to a three-man politi
cal commission. whose powers will be FINAL. No
matter how unfairly it may treat injured working
people or their dependents, our workers will NOT
have the right to appeal to an AMERICAN JURY
for a square deal, a» they now have.
Forces our Farmers In
Under the present compensation act, farmers can
come under it if they desire. Under the proposed
amendment the? could BE FORCED IN and would
be COMPELLED to pay money into the state fund
in ADDITION TO THEIR PRESENT TAXES.
Dictation with No Appeal
The commission would be ABOVE THE LAW. It
could make its own law; be its own judge and jury.
Industry, our farmers and our working people would
be helpless because the commission's decisions would
be FINAL and non-appealable.
Medical Trust Created
The amendment specfically forbids medical or sur
gical treatment for. crippled workmen, except by
doctors selected by the commission and under its
monopolistic control.
Wrecks a Good Law
The amendment was initiated by professional agita
tors of Portland. If enacted it will mark the return
of the oki system of bitter lawsuits and ambulance
chasing k«—vrs. It will wreck the present good law,
which exte. s certain protection to industry and our.
working people.
Vote It Down!
Paid advertisement, Oregon Industrial Accident Co.,uiuttce, Portland