PERSONAL "Í5 LOCAL
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vK Fireless Stove
Cooks Entire Meal
Bakes and Roasts
Brown
Rogue River Hardware Co.
The WINCHESTER Store
What You Need Now
We have in stock at the lowest prices ever made in GRANTS PASS
Hickory Ponh Furniture, Rockers, Ctiaira, Tables and Swings.
Gold Medal Camp Furniture. Tables, Chairs, Double and Single
Cots, Cotton Felt Mattresses and Camp Pads, I’orvh Shades, Re­
frigerators. (Mi Stoves and Ovens. Special on Simmon* Cot Bed*
for the sleeping porch and on all hammocks.
Holmans Furniture Store
Shoes for the Family
For Your 4th of July Outing
You will nerd *ome new Khaki Clothe«—laulies and Mens'
Breech«»., Coat*, Shirts and Ix-ggin.*.
AT
103 North 6th
WOODWARD’S
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Mrs A. laing and daughter. Mrs. l*»w<v IMcea ■
On goods in every line for men at
W. P. Graham, of Gold Hill, are in
the city today.
Peerless Clothing Co.
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Flumo lumber at Borland Thomas
64lf Water Melon* on Market-
Lumbar Co. Phone 187-J.
Joe Schmitt, of the Schmitt Bros
Imperial Valley water melon* are
mill at Gaaelle. spent Sunday visit­ on the market here, truck load* hav
Ing In the city.
Ing been brought from Medford Sat
Buick Six. new top. paint. ami urday and today, shipped by the Pa­
res
Dodge Bros Sales Room *7tf cific Fruit Co
Marion Crooks, of the Deer Creek
valley, is In Grants Pass today on Griuita ra»-Cr««M-cnt City Siagi'—
business.
All kinds of heavy freight, ex­
G. M. C. truck cab, wind shield, press, baggage and pasengers. Phone
stake body, cord tires, looks like
85.
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Dodge Bros. Bales Room
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Rosenia. of Seattle, who Is
laual Tiium Today—
interested In the farm loan business,
If you haven't seen the superb
was In this city yesterday looking
Paramount
picture, "Paying the Pi­
into the affairs of his establishment
per," at the Rivoli theater, you
Rolled barley *1 50 per sack at
the opportunity uow. It will
the Josephine County Flour Mill. 14
shown the last times today
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lind, of Hol­
land. stopped in Grants Paas Sunday
All You Can Eat—
and will transact business here to­
For 35c at the Acme Cafe A
day.
working mans' place to eat. Try
Before you 'build get figures on
All experienced
your lumber, shingles, lath, doors hot waffle«. 30c.
and windows at Borland Thoma* white help. T. liar sen and E. An­
drews. Props. Open day and night, tf
Lumber Co. Phone 187-J.
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J. E. l^angdon
Langdon and
family, of |
family.
Hubba rd. Oregon, stopped In Granta V ixit at l<*Ke <*r>x-k—
Jas. Stidham and family,
Pass last night, and this morning
continued I their triu to Crescent City I Holland and family anil Benjamin
Collins and family made the trip
by stage.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Holt, of Port­ yesterday to l<ake Creek, where Mr
land, are visiting Mr. end Mrs Al Stidham visited relatives. They re­
Martineau of the Josephine hotel I port the roads excellent, very few
of the 56 miles lu'lng In bad condi­
•din Grant-
yesSCrday, and will remain here for tion.
I one or twfl week*
tirants l’a»»-« revo-rnt City Magi
Mr. and Mrs. P. F. Buelke. Miss
All kinds of heavy freight. ex­
Minnie Buelke and Miss Anna Dernp-'
j sey, all of Portland, stopped at the press. baggage and pasen gers. Phone
• Oxford last night on their way north !
Mr. Buelke is proprietor of the Co-j
| lumbia Wire and Iron Works. in' tinny
Many Grants Pass and Medford
Portland.
people
spent Bunday at Gallce
Mrs. F. W. Paget and daughter.
i Miss Dorothy, will arrive this even­ Almeda fishing and plcnicing.
ing on train 54 to visit here with fishing Is said to be rather poor
Mrs. Paget's brother. Dr. George there at this time, vary few trout
I Bancroft, whom she has not seen for being taken, The upper river and
1 10 years
They will si-end about a its tributaries above Rogue Elk ap-
pear to be the best now tor the ana-
’ month here.
ler*.
Mrs. Kienle arrived last week from
I Newberg to Join her husband, who
Save Money—
■ has been in the city for some time
Purchase your new sulf and
tuning pianos for Stanton Rowell.
Mr and Mrs. Kienle. Mis* Amelia nlshlngs now at Peerless Clothing Co.
Sauer and Joe Harper left yesterday
St. Luke's Church—
: morning on a trip to the caves.
Bishop Walter T Sumner,
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was expected to hold services at St.
Will Entertain Parties for Caves—
Luke's Episcopal church this even­
Mr. and Mrs E J. Lind, of Hol- ing, has found it necessary to change
I land, who were in Grants Pass Sun-
plan*, and will not be here until
' day, say they are in a position to en­
later, probably the latter part of
tertain parties of from 12 to 15 July. There will be no Sunday even­
members overnight, on the trip to ing services at St. Luke’s for a few
the Marble caves of Josephine coun­ weeks
When resumed proper no­
ty. Their large ranch house is fur- tice will be given
I nished for this purpose, and to give
[ further assistance to visitors, horses G nuits Paas-t roseen t City Stage-
I for the trip to the cave* are avail­
All kind* of heavy freight, ex­
able.
presa. baggage and paaengera. Phone
85.
standing Grants Pass 3, Medford 2. Sensational Reductions—
On aults, shoes, hats and furnish­
Riggs
made sensational plays
ings at Peerless Clothing Co.
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when he pulled down four flies from
the out L UÜ1U
field auu
and when
he mauc
made iwu
two |
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Pern
oil played
his old Sa>’‘
Incorrect—
hits. Pitcher
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Al J. Martineau, who made
time game and struck out 11 men.
The batteries were Grants
Pass, tr,p to •>r«»wr>e-ct with Mrs. Martineau
Smith and Pernoil; Medford, Mein- ^tufday, reports that In spite of the
“One of the best ball games ever ’
statements made in Medford
that
tyre and Marshal.
played on the local field" is the way
the Medford road to Prospect and
The
Grants
Pass
lineup
was:
Per-
Grants Pass fans expressed their
Crater Lake la the best, it Is really
opinions of the ball game Sunday j noll p.. Smith c., Fry lb., Looff, 2b.,
far inferior to the road turning off
when the Grants Pass team defeated Coleman ss., J. Blevins 3b, Riggs the Pacific highway at Gold Hill and
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E.
Blevins
cf..
Cornell
If.
David
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Medford in a 10-inning game with a
leading through Sams Valley. Mr.!
son was used as a pinch hitter in
score of 3 to 2.
Martineau drove to Prospect, taking
Grants Pass made a run in the the last inning. Umpire. En triken one road going and the other on the
first inning and the score remained
For the games at Crescent City return trip.
at 1 to 0 until the sixth, when Med­ July 3 and 4 the Grants Pass nine
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ford tied. This lasted until the 10th will be strengthened by the addition
Wharton Family I'icnie*—
when Medford scored one run and of Butler of the Beavera, third base.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wharton spent
Granta Paas scored two with bits by E. Pruitt, pitcher, and also Medford's
Sunday on Cow creek where they
Riggs and Davidson, the final score first baseman.
picnicked with Mr. Wharton’s fath-
er. four brothers and their families,
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two sisters, and a cousin from fx>s
Angeles,. Cow creek being the most
central point. The entire Wharton
SOW PLAYING
family with the exception of one
sister living in Klamath Falls, was
A story that is magnificently
present, this occasion being the first
alive and staged with unbe­
time they had been together for
lievable splendor.
I many years.
GRANTS PASS DEFEATS
MEDFORD BY 3-2 SCORE
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S|Mvtal Tomorrow Afternoon—
Grants Pass Lodge No. 84. A F.
& A. M. will meet Tuesday afternoon
ât 4:30. Work
In the
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In the evening.
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a
PIPER”
A riotou* drama of those who
—make life a carnival of pleax-
ure and extravagance, who fly
from thrill to thrill In a cease-
leas dance of folly.
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RIVOLI
<Y>MING W ednesday
“WHAT’S WORTH WHII j E"
Pons-Winnerko Late—-
The Pons-Winneck comet tem-
porarlly seems to be lost, or has
missed its schedule, says the Port-
land Oregonian this morning. ____
First, ,
it was to have appeared last night,
then the time was changed on ac­
count of the close proximity of Ju­
piter, Uranus, Neptune, and a few
other celestial bodies, and now as­
tronomers are figuring that there I*
a posslbtle chance for it not to ap­
pear before tomorrow night.
Stock Certificates—
The Courier merchant printing de­
partment Is In position to print stock
certificates for any kind of buslnssa
Several designs of osrtlficatss are
carried In stock and others may be
secured on short notion.
Special Summer Suit Offer
Ciati and TroUMrs talloretl to your mensure from bret quality Ber­
ni Ulla cl<*th for
$17.50
Al »tartlug of lhe season these summer suit* wore gun.oo.
your <»rdcr quick—the hoi »lays will »<»•" be hero.
no:: V HTICKWT
Big Reductions
on All Goods
at
Peerless Clothing Co
The days that followed produced
one sensation after another until fin-
all) E<l»aril W Clootie, White Box
pitcher, once rated the beat In the
American league, with tear* in hla
eye* confessed that he had received
310,000 to throw game* and named
seven of hla teammates as associate*
In the alleged deal.
Following Cicotte'a confession, the
Jury voted Indictments against the
eight White Box players.
The Indictment* were voted the
COMING EVENTS
July 2, Saturday—Farm Bureau day Clcotte confessed -September
38, 1920. As soon a* they were an­
celebration. Riverside park
nounced, Joe Jackson went to the
I Jury and confessed to receiving *5,-
• 000, saying It was given to him by
Claude William* The next day Wil­
liam* confessed to receiving 110.-
000 and to giving *5,000 of it to
Jackson. The money was given him
(OonUnuad from F’a<a One)
by Gandll. Williams said.
Comlskey Immediately suspended
field. Chick Gandll, first baseman:
Swede Rlsberg, shortstop;
Buck the seven player* then with the club,
Weaver, third baseman, ;Fred Mc­ telling them he "would drive them
Mullin. utility player; Hal Chase and out of baseball forever" If the
Bill Burns, former major league charges were found true.
Cicotte
players; Rachel Brown and Joseph J. was taken to the grand Jury and the
Rulllvan. alleged gamblers, and Abe Indictment* followed
Attell, said to have been the Abe
Attell who formerly was world cham­
pion featherweight fighter
In addition to these men. the I
second
Indictments named Ben
Franklin and Carl Zork of St. Ix>ul*.
two brothers named I jsv I, said to
have lived in Des Morties at one time,
h*ve the best numbers In
and David Zelser, said to be from
San Francisco, State's officials de­
clared that witnesses testified Zork
and Franklin were leaders of the al­
Assorteti colors ................. .BSc
leged conspiracy.
Camping at Aimed*—
Mr and Mrs C. D. Thompson and
Mr. and Mrs Irmon. all of Medford,
passed throagh Grants Pass Satur­
day on their way to Almeda. where
they will camp and fish for several
days. Mr Thompson Is director of
agriculture In the Medford high
school, and Mr. lemon Is director
of the Medford station of the Ore-
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gon (■rower* Association
l'ro«|<ect Popular licaort—
Prospect la a popular resort with
residents of the valley, according to
James Chltinock. who with his fam­
ily. spent Saturday and Sunday there.
He reports that the place was filled
with people from here and the upper
¡■art of the valley.
G re* UM Clothing Halo-
Now on at Peerless Clothing Cc tf
Manufacturer Hero-
frank Sanders, of the Sanders
Manufacturing Company, of Ottawa.
III., Is in Grants Paas today, looking
after property which he owns here
and In the Illinois valley. Mr San­
ders visited this section In 1915, and
he expresses himself as optimistic
over the changes and the new de­
velopments he finds here on
ttila
trip. He is accompanied by his
daughter.
Advertising Commit toe Tonight—
The advertising committee of the
Grants Pass Chamber of Commerce
will meet tonight to prepare a diacrip
tive pamphlet, telling of the features
of Grants Pass and Josephine coun­
ty most interesting to prospective
settlers and to tourists, as an adver­
tisement for the county. The com­
mittee, Roy Hackett, C. A. Sldler,
Robert Borland and Benjamin Col­
lins, are preparing the folder in an­
swer to demands which have been
coming In from the commercial or-
ganlzatlons.of other cities, especially
of Portland, who find such a pam-
phlet would be highly effective.
Armo Cafo—
The home of good eat* Is
open day and night, Iranien A An-
drews.
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Party From Itivcrgent l/>calltles—..
A touring party which stopped in
Grants Pass over Sunday was unique
in that Its members come from wide­
ly divergent localities of the United
States. The pafly was. Miss Elisa­
beth Kebbs, of Columbus, Ohio; Mlaa
Mary Harris, or Kelso, Wash.; Misa
L. a. Duncan, of Utica, N. Y., and
H. E. Uoyd and wife of Hollywood,
Calif.
Do You Know
Swim Kaps
While Judge McDonald's charge
to the Jury was the official opening
of the first Investigation by the state,
there had been many rumors since
the close of the 1919 world series
that It had not been played on
square. These rumors came to
head when a Chicago paper. In
copyrighted article, exposed an
leged attempt to "fix" a National
league game In August. 1920.
Athh-tie—« pure gum cap fl.n<
•"•lot—a pure gum cap with
an under strap................... 75c
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