F riday , oranti » pam OAn.T corana» PAGE FOUR ■i DEcrMnrn 3», toon '<■ Ward’s Cash Market— PER52N/1L *“ LOCAL A good supply of spare ribs and backbones for Saturday and Monduy. Coming Monday , Dec. 81— London. Dec. 28.— (I. N. S.)— Jack Dempsey’s recent intimation that he intends to visit Europe again within the next few months has cul­ tivated a crop of rumors that he may display his pugilistic talents in a British ring while he is on this side of the Atlantic. Without having anything really tangible in the way of fact, some of the boys that write pieces for the Rondon papers have cooked up a nice little dish for Dempsey. The main ingredient of the dish is a championship battle between the world's title holder and a European opponent at Wembley Stadium, where the British Empire exhibition MedTK is to be held next summer. According to one version of the 1OO7» lieatìier- story, a certain English promoter has booked the Wembley Stadium C. F. T. CO for a match in which Dempsey has South Sixth St. 211 tentatively agreed to participate. 209 The opponent suggested is either Grants Pasa, Ore. Georges Carpentier or Jack Bloom­ field, a promising young British heavyweight. Carpentier and Bloomfield, it is reported, are to have the privilege of fighting each other for the honor of incurring a match with Dempsey. This argument, according to present schedule, is to be staged in London some time in February. At Reasonable Prices Whether Dempsey is inveigled in­ to a match or not it is probable that Come in and look them over. Bloomfield and Carpentier will meet in the near future. Bloomfield is 1920 Ford considered the likeliest young heavy­ 1921 Foni weight in Europe and the legitimate 1918 Ford successor to Carpentier as the Eu­ 1921 Overland Four ropean champion. He is fast, very shifty on his feet and packs a wick­ ed punch. He will weigh around 175 TODAY’S pounds in his present fighting trim BARGAINS and should add a few pounds to that as he matures. Scores of capable 1920 Chevy $150.00 judges of fighters believe that Maxwell $125.00 Bloomfield can “take" Georges any time he starts against him. Good Shape It can hardly be argued, even by Bloomfield's most enthusiastic sup­ CORD TIRES porters, that he is good enough to I conquer Dempsey; but, it he beats SMITH GARAGE , Carpentier and a match with Demp­ sey is arranged, he undoubtedly “Service With a Smile" I would give a better account of him- i self than any other scrapper in Eu- |rope. The thing that makes it seem im- I probable that Dempsey will indulge in a match here is the reluctance of ! European promoters to talk about I money with the largesse to which | Jack is accustomed. A purse of I 8100,000 would look as big as Mount I Everest to English promoters, while it would look like Bunker Hill to Dempsey. Jack Kearns’ recent reput­ Wonderful Electric Lamp. ed statement that Dempsey will ask An electric lamp, which will burn 81,000,000 for his next fight rules for three years without current has I the British impresarios out, for none been invented by an Italian engineer. of them could be convinced that The lamp Is described as a self-sus­ taining, incandescent electric light that there is that much money. will burn a long time without connec­ tion with an? source of electric supply Plata of Granta Pass— Blue prints 81.50; blue line prints, other than Itself. The light Itself Is 81.75. Courier office. radiated from a minute metal. USED CARS Photograph Albums Put your Christmas Store in permanent form by mounting in an album. Leather Covers - - 60c and up Cloth Covers - - - 35c and up All sizes The Music and Photo House Stanton Rowell, Prop. See Dr. Marks for beat glasses. « R. C. Powers is spending several days tn the city from Portland at­ tending to local business matters. Glass** fitted at Letcher A Son’*. Hunting and fishing license* Is­ sued at the Winchester Store. Rogue River Hartl ware CO. 83 Misses Vera and Fleta Turner have returned from Eugene to spend the ¡holidays with their mother in this city. Optical goo«* at Letcher & Son'*. Mrs. J. D. Wurtsbaugh, who has , spent the past throe months iu Cres­ cent City has returned to her home 1 in Grants Pass. F. P. Dalton, formerly of Yakima. Wash., is in Grants Pass looking over J the valley with the intention of mak­ ing his home near this city. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. McClure, of ¡Portland, are spending the holiday I season visiting in the city with Mrs. j McClure’s sister, Mrs. W. F. Lempke. O. E. Fabian, of Fort Wayne, In­ diana. has arrived in Grants Pass to look over this district. He expects to make his home here. Miss France» Perry, of Medford, is spending the day in the city visiting with Mrs. B. W. Coûtant. Get your 1924 hunting and fish­ ing licenses at Rogue River Hard­ ware Co. S3 We use Cleaners Naptha in our process of Dry Cleaning. This as- sures you the best gra^e work ob- talnable, free from gasoline odors. The Wardrobe Cleaners, 507 E St. Phone 147. SOtf Miss Vivian Harper and Fioretta Linville are spending the Christmas season visiting at the Dr. F. H. In­ gram home. Miss Harper is a stu­ dent at the University of Oregon and Miss Linville is from Yuba City, Calif. leaving Next Monday Night- We Are Showing— Will Issue Licenses— For Your Winter's Supply— The Bonbonniere— of DIARIES LINE-A-DAY BOOKS CORREBPONDENCB CARDS NEW YEARS POST CARDS NEW YEARS GREETING CARDS. 106 N. 6th Are. CLEMENS Sella Oruga and Books XU We don't offer Iwo dollar« for one. When Better Automobile*— Are built Buick will build them, tf The design for the 1924 wind­ shield stickers for non-resident cars which register in the state of Ore­ gon consists of a white background and red lettering, with an outline of the geographic boundaries of the state. Approximately 50,000 of these stickers will be required, ac­ cording to the estimates of the secre­ tary of state. Radio club meets tonight in Grants Pass, this being the regular quarterly meeting here. Members of the Grants Pass division of the club are also members of the Rogue River Valley club, the local organization being a part of the larger club. The main topic to be taken up at this meeting is again to be on interference elimi­ nation. The meeting is to be held at the courthouse. But— actually deliver» the lineal tailorod-to-<»rd*r clothe* In the world for the money. GEO. S. CALHOUN Nineteen Year» local Dealer Brake Lining— Underwear— MEN’S INION HUTH—COTTON, WOOL MIXED AND ALL WOOL Now That the Christmas ltu»h— RIVOLI I Tonight DOROTHY PHILLIPS WOOL HOX Woodward’s Nlioea for the Family 16 - OVERCOATS -16 At Greatly Reduced Prices Huy Here and Have Money Clot hing ami Men's lurnUhlnga in “THE WHITE FRONTIER” A ilranm itt «tornii, wept and snow-swept placca against the picturesque ground of the Canadian west. hearts Magici hack- North- COMEDY The Famous Gang in “Saturday Morning” and Movie Chats Matinee Every Day 2:15 Evening .7:15 and 9 p. m. Adults 35c Children 10c Grant* Posa, Ore. Other Specials Baskclliall Game* Tonight— A double-header basketball game tonight la slated by the high school players. The girls' team will meet the alumni in a contest to start at 7 o’clock aud the Epworth boys will then take on a team from the Rogue River high school. As a number of the former students have been play­ ing the game and the high school girls are In tine trim, a hard conteat can be expected. The boys also ex­ pect to put on a good game. piece of music you may think of. and in other great niy*rt>rle*. Come and bring your friend*, thia I* a treat. Kcv. u and 9 p. in , W. O. W. hall, December 29th. 78 Couch’s Pharmacy Barry E. touch, Prop. GRANTS PASH, OREGON ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ AMI MEMENTS 4 ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ The Great Rajali Is Here The Groat Rajah and Company is a Hindu Mystery Show. The Rajah will do mnny wonderful demonatra- tlona of Indian mystery. In one scene a form will appear and talk, in an­ other he places a musician under hypnotic influence and he plays any New Year Cards and Postals on DISPLAY NOW College Dance at Medford— The O. A. C. club of Medford Is putting on a coil«»»« dance at the Oriental ballroom tonight to which all college and high school students are invited. An attractive program has been arranged with several spe­ cial holiday features. A number of local young people plan to attend the affair. The Sunday Dinner Ward’« Cash Market A good supply of spare ribs and backbones for Saturday and Monday. Stopped Too Quick— When a freight train applied the air brakes too suddenly Thursday night In the local yards, one of the freight cars was badly buckled and several other cars were shaken bad­ ly. The freight stopped at about 5:30 to take on water. After Home switching had been done the brake- man signalled for the train to stop. The air was applied and the train "dynamited,” in railroad language. One of the cars jumped about a foot in the air according to spectators and was buckled in the middle. Hard Times Dance— Fine Selection Mrs. NELLIE NEAS 78 Fancy packed boxes of chocolate Season is over many people are cherries. 73« taking avantage of our special of­ fers for their mid-winter photo­ Will Advertise Cave»— graphs. Artcraft Studio, phono 88. When the Standard Oil company ■W gets out its new road maps for dis­ tribution in Oregon, California and Washington, the Oregon Caves will be mentioned prominently. Every strip map will show the location of the Caves. These maps are distrib­ uted at all Standard Oil stations. M. H. Hutchinson Anwted on Old Radio Club Tonight— Nebraska Charge The Rogue River Valley Today at Rowell’s 31. Of apples we recommend New­ By mechanics who know ho*. town* or Chelan. For the Holidays, Ament's Auto Shop. 77« Spitxenburg, Delicious. Jonathan. Waggoner. At prices direct from Westinghouse Mnadn lauiqM»— grower to consumer. Ore. Growers Up to 60-watt, 32c at Clevenger's Pack. Corp. 63« Electric Store. 78« LOCAL MAN IS BEING HELD NEW VICTOR Records ON ALL l.ADIEH’ READY TO WEAR 8. L. Ross has been made a depu­ Overhauling— ty for the issuance of fishing and Reboring. Ament's Auto Shop, tf hunting licenses and these may now be secured at the Rogue Blver Hard­ Hee the Old Year Out— ware. The licenses can now be se­ And the New Year In at the Kerby cured at the hardware store or from hall December 31. Music by the the county clerk. Buster Brown Orchestra. 78 A brand new line of photographs, entirely new—they have never been Why Not Send Your Photograph— shown in Grants Pass before. Come For New Years greetings, Art- in and see them. Artcraft Studio, craft Studio, phone 88. 78 phone 88. 7» Guaranteed Work— At reasonable prices. Ament's Auto Shop. 77« Morris H. Hutchinson was arrest­ ed in Grants Pass Wednesday by Deputy United States Marshal C. C. Wells charged with violating the fed­ eral motor theft act. He is charged with having stolen a car at Dix, Neb., February 5, 1921, and taken it to Custer, S. D. He was indicted in the Nebraska state courts some time ago but Gov. Olcott refused to honor extradition papers. Hutchinson was later indicted by a federal grand jury. He was released on 82000 bail but it is said will be taken back to the Cornhusker state. He has been in the automobile business in Grants Pass.—Portland Telegram. The charge for which Mr. Hutch­ inson is being held is an old one, the indictment having been issued in 1921, almost three years ago. The car, which he is charged with having stolen, was held by Mr. Hutchinson pending settlement of claims against the auto company by him, he being salesman for them. The car was in one of the branch offices of the com­ pany during the time it was out of the state and was returned within eight days, immediately after the settlement had been made. The auto company has been pushing the case, and was unable to get the county or state authorities to take action. The Itonixmnkw— Reduced Prices Dance the old year out and the Extra assorted glace fruit. 71« new year In at the largest dance ever given at the Oriental Gardens, Med­ Introducing Several New Feature»— ford, Oregon. , 78 Oriental Gardena, Monduy, Dec. New Sticker Designed— p. P. Payne Ill- Word has been received here that p. P. Payne, well-known Kerby farm­ er, is seriously ill at his home. Mr. Payne will be remembered as fore­ man for the Logan placer mine at Waldo, several years ago. ‘ Elaborate uew years dance at the Oriental Gardena. Medford. 78 Miss Genevieve rattillo will sing at the Baptist church at both Sunday morning and evening services. 79 Your Photograph— For a remembrance on New Years Drake* Inspected Free day will be appreciated by the folk* 77tr at home. Artcrnft Studio, phone 88. Ament** Auto Shop. Will Sing— At Rogue River given by the Re­ bekahs, Friday night, December 28. Come and have a good time, Pro- ceeds help pay for piano. 78 LeMosa Building Honse— Heaping Measure of Pleasure— with the Gulbransen Picture a beautiful Gulbransen in your home, and you playing it! Ploture yourself playing, through the podala, with the “touch” of a mu­ sician! Picture the keys being pressed down, as lh hand playing! Pressed down, not knocked down. There’s one of the secrets of Gul- branson superiority. It removes all suggestion of the meohanieal and gives you real, intimate, personally- produced music, full of genuine ex­ pression. Because the Gulbransen Is a Regis­ tering Piano, registering your exact touch and expreaalon—because it la different from any player-piano you have ever known—because It is so remarkably easy to pedal—your first delight will develop into continued, year-after-year interest. An attractive stucco bungalow is now being constructed at Sixth and M streets by Dewey LeMoss and he will make his home there with Mrs. White Honse Model $700; County Heat Model $«OO; Huburban Model, LeMoss in about two and a half $490; Comm unity Model, $420, months. E. W. Britten has been given the contract for the building which will cost 85,000. It is to be Rowell’s Piano House 8tanton Rowell, Propr. of white stucco work with red tile roof, being of the style of architec­ ture found in southern California. GULBRANSEN The contract calls for completion in The Registering Plano 80 days. Mr. and Mrs. LeMoss are now In Santa Rosa and will return after the first of the year* Should include a Juicy Roast or Thick T-Bone Steak, such as we sell. Other Choice Meats in endless variety. Always the best is our slogan. Specials for Saturday Beef and Veal Pot Roast - - 15c THE CITY MARKET PHONE 52 LUMBER SHINGLES ROOFING PAPER WINDSHIELDS PLASTER AND CEMENT WINDOWS AND DOORS THREE C’S LUMBER CO. 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