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1 Foa room DAJDLT IKMCI IUTKH COURIER MONDAY, AIQI BT f, lT. REViBV Of SUCCESSRIL BASEBALL SEASON BY K.1UGHT LEAGUE METHODISTS LEADERS Th Twilight league season ended, games, tu compelled to drop out Friday evening by tho victory ot the the Utter part of too season because , Methodist over tho BaptUU by the ot sickness, eora ot AeordtBf to Inform) The thro loading pitchers ra understandings ot the toaia man- Cornell, who won S out ot C games wii arras ue Jieiaoaisis tne pitcnea; Jonnny smith, who won championship tor 117. , : 3 out ot 4: and Bratton, who woo IMt I - . . ... ' . . - i um nciors scavnea ok who a man, out or 7. by scoring three runs on three hlta' Thera war tlnn Fumi.t ni end a paes in tiU first tuning. They) ere; fourteen under the Chrlatlaa proved to ba good finishers, too, by , standard; sixteen who bit tho duat making Ilka aeora in the fifth In-, as Presbyterians; and 1? who alng. The Baptist made one run In triumphed as champion Methodist. tho second inning when Stanley, Standing ot the Ti Bummers walked, stole second fcaee, took third on a passed ball and earn j Methodists home on H. Beans' hit In the, Baptists J fourth inning Getters hit safely to , Chriatlane center field, and came home whea,preetyterlana ouaiey. summers nit to right field , for a triple. Stanley waa held on! U 1 S S Pet. .714 .135 .571 .000 W. 5 5 . 4 . 0 Baiting Aiuaaniiv PlftVAra In Dim. wm. . l'?? ioo or better. ' 7 ,-....5JJ 500 454 4J7 .... 438 41 .......400 .... 400 haad.Unar to left field and then the Weoo- Gail Smith tChaa. Ollmore . John Summers next two at nick out, and there was no more Baptist coring. . VMM M IlK " la discasalng the atrategy ot the Ri ... game the war council has decided Cornell . . that there were two tacUeal arrora otj Martin ;..; umpiring in the last inning. How-'Stanley Summer .. rer, neither ot aatd tactical errors ! Morrow .'.. ; would materially affect the result ! Allen ' .' Hair waa called out on an Infield fly Powers . ... after two men were out. when, ao,Uum -,..' cording to war council, the rule does ( Clyde Smith not apply after two are oat John Blanchard . Summers, first up in tho Baptist's Erie Best . half, was called out when he waa alt Noble Best by the ball a he made the first ' Bratton . strike. The W. C. decided he would !Gebere ...... not be out on that rule except oa Stott ..... ..... the third strike. Trimble . . Tho Baptists put orer a real Hair .. doubIe play la the fourth Inning. Loren ... TJnm singled and Hair hit to Kearna Swlnney who forced him at second, and the Beam ball was relayed, 8. Sam mar to 8co- Woodward Tille. beating Hah- to first base. R. Jewell Percy flcorille made fiirst base, to Uuner the amusement of the spectators, at- Rosa ter striking out in the third inning-. Elmer Ollmore- . Ole Hanson. Methodist catcher, fall- ' ed to hold the test strike and then ' lost the al in the dust at the- home plate. Cornell walked to tho plats (CLASSIFIED AD RATES. j 5 and found the (mil under bewilder- words, two issues, 2Sc; six Issues, sd Ole's feet SOe: 0M month, 81W. when paid In aavance. wnen not paid In adrance. 5c per line per Issue.) . 3S8 175 J57 ; US 333 .; 333 300 .....384 385 385 185 360 ....350 330 300 , 300 300 ...300 j 300 300 : PER52WIL i5 LOCAL : Percy Scovlll left Saturday night Magic Motor O tor Alameda to join his parents. , I One quart equals 50 gallons of Mlaa MatUe MoOee went to Waldo oHm. Inquire Chae. Mee, Ap this morning for an Indefinite etay . P't, Ore. 31 ... i Synol aoap. Snbla haa it 33 1 jsisa saaie cierenger went to Portland hut night to spend sev oral days. H. K. Miller apent Sunday with his family, returning to Modfnrd this morning. Bargains In ladles' wash , dress skirts. Mn. B. Rehkopf. tt Miss Gladys Oonkltn arrived yes terday morning from Eugene to spend a few days with friends. Recruiting Officer Bauer and wife came up from Med ford Saturday. Mr. Bauer returned to Medford tnU morning. " . ' .... J. B. Sharp left thla morning, re turning to Baker City, after speed ing a couple of weeks with his anoth er here. ? Friction tape at the Bush Electric store. ... . 33 Rer. J. H. Harmon weal to Port- NKW TODtT Review of Bee. Maa Inspects Cape- Mark Austin, ohlet agriculturist of the Utah-Idaho 8ugar company reached the city this afternoon with a party of field men representing that Industry. They came In from Medford by auto. Two or three days will bejilven to a study ot conditions In this valley as affecting the sugar beet crop. Tho Wardrobe Cleaners-. At 315 North 'Sixth street. Phone 147. : Receiving office with Peerless Clothing Co. Cleaning, pressing and repairing-. W call for and deliver, tf Swarker Pasty at (Vhmi ills Oladys Swmcker, of Grants Pass, is In Crescent City visiting her friends. Miss Gladys wat yester day by auto from her home In corn- land today to Uke the examination ! P0 wW "Y,r' of Wonds. for entrance Into the second reserve an reroa.m here several training camp. . a,, nJOr'n ii pleasures of our Ben M. Kawabe. employed dur- Tne courier la glad Ing the summer at Ardencralg. went IO M" ul"y mol to Portland thla morning, where he our bwt wishes are with her for an will work for Meyer Frank. . njoyoie vscation. crescent nty Fsncy ahadee In new midsummer I. P00'' snd fall felt bata. Mra. B. Rehkopt Mrs. Wtlford Allen reached this ' By water Move . oity Saturday to remain about two! An,t August 1. my office will be m weeks. She expects Nell Allen some rooms formerly occupied by Dr. time this week tor a short visit Strieker In ths Masonic Temple. Dr. Mr. and Mra. Prank Maihburn! R'- Bywajer. , SO and Mr. and Mrs. tj; P. Jester went! "' "' to Cave camp Surtday to camp for Street CWaWal Thla Month a few weeks. . ( The Polsy and Bork Amusement Dick Cramer and Ward Prescott company ia billing the oity for a returned Saturday night from a bl- street carnlvsl to be siren here Au cycle and hiking trip covering six fust 14 to 18 Inclusive, under the day. They rode their wheels near patronage of the Orsnta Psss band. Gave camp and hiked to the oavs. The company exhibited at Medford to Sucker creek. I-ake mountain and earlier In the season with Company other points. 7 aa sponsor and is reported to hsve r. U Vsnnlce. manager ot the flvea. a. decidedly satisfactory per Golden Rule store, snd his family, formanee. la every way with an an returned last night from an auto- seace of those features which usually mobile trip to Spokane. They weat mar such a show, by the way of Portland and the Co- -' lumbla highway and returned via. Will loctaro oa Bceale Attraction Bend and Klamath Kalis. They Rev. B. D. Naylor, former chap were accompanied from here and as lain of the California state senate. Clothes Troiiblos v .... WHAT AUK VOU GOINO TO DO WHEN KVEKY t'liOTlIIMG IIOIMK AltVKHTlNUi "IlKNT tXOTHKS ON KAICTH.- WKIJ ITU ti TO VW TO lK(1lK WHO'S WHt. r JtHT TAKN A l-OOK AT ' Our $15, $20 and $25 Suits Our $2, $3, and $3.50 Hats Our $5, $6 and $7 Shoes ANI MATVH THKM IK YOf CAN. WE'LL KKHT Ot II VAHV IN VOiK HANDS, KEKUNG CVXMOKVT THAT, WMKN YOV AHst HEADY IXUl YOt'K OITITTTING WK bHALb HAVE THE PLKAMUtE OK DEALING WITH YOV. GRANTS PAM. OMKOON - Mn Wear (, W Han li" "Ch Bunt CUaf Tlum CfJif La It would be safe to say that Cor- FOR SALE Sound team, weight!1" " K1"110 F11 by - w- v"- tor 14 years chaplain to the state 1.050 each, or will trade forther Dl' manager of the Klamath Falls I. O. O. F. snd psttor of ths Con- stock. C. H. Dsmsray. tf oak chain, mahogany table, iron ed, springs snd mattress. Phone 37S-L. 23tf eell. Methodist pitcher, and Gall "Johnny" Smith, Baptist catcher and nftcher. were tfi niut nlnahl mam in their respective teams, and for the R. 8ALB Dining .table and six league aa' a whole.' Twohy ' Rlgga. Christian center fielder, was one of the league leaders In batting, base running and. fielding, snd wss a con tinual delight to the specUtors in his sensational playing. Among the younger players, Stanley Summers earned a place of high regard. The Christian team Introduced Morrow, Ross and Clyde Smith, all new men. nut all of whom proved to e of good playing ability. .Webb, who leads the league la Batting la three THE VERY BEST PEANUT BUTTER ICS CENTS O Per Lb What are you paying? TIIFOASKET GROCERY 417 G St Joy Theatre . Paflaa Pictures Presesjt Her Own Pecpb" " COMEDY" "CoL Heeza liar" ' 5c and 15c FOR RENT (-room modern house, 305 C street, opposite school house, f 10 per month. Inquire ol Wm. Boog, 308 Foundry street. 411 FOR RENT (-room house and sleeping porch, 737 North Fifth street, IS per month. Inquire ol Wm. Boog, 308 Foundry street. 48 FOR RENT 3-room house snd sleeping porch, 331 Rogue River Ave. Good well and barn. In quire of Wm. Boog, 208 Foundry .street 48 WATCH LOST Open face, Wal tham movement, black ribbon fob, finder notify Courier or Mrs. U L. Perkins. 28 YOUNG LADY-desire a position In private family. Experienced In housework and cooking. Will al i so take care of children. , Address No. 1487 care Courier. 24 INSYDE TYRES Inner armour for . auto tires, double mileage, pre vents punctures and blowouts, low cost, big saving. Circulars free. Otto J. Knlps, agent. 23 Men Wanted Weed Lumber Company Weed, California Mea wanted In Logging Camps, Saw Mills, Lnmher Yards and Factories. Good Lumber handlers In our Yards earn front 03.50 to $6 per day on cotttsstctf work. ' If yoa are looking; for permaaeat employment With as, write us for particulars. We operate our Factories the entire year. Golden Rule store, snd his family, gregetlona! church at SObastapool, 'A party composed or Miss Hull, Csl., Is in the valley for a week or Helen Bobxien. Ella Anderson, Dora two. as the guest of Dr. ' Wlthsm. Rirchard. Ruth Gelsler, Lulu Bene- While toere, he plsns to collect s set diet, Wallace Nile. Earle Voorhle. of photograph of local icenic at Edwin and Ralph Brtbxlen. spent tractions with the purpose or having Saturday night on Mt. Baldy. They slides made to Illustrate lectures he had their supper st the spring on proposes giving on Oregon's beauty the side but rooked breakfast at the apota. The Chamber of Commerce top. An incident of the trip wai ls assisting In the collection or the killing or a big rattle snake with views of the cares. Hell Gate and 12 rattle by Earle Voorhles. , j other attractons of this county. 1 HORSE 1H A HUMAN BRAIN WILL APPEAR IN GRANTS PASS NEXT WEEK Ma if it 0 A r' . 4ii":V;' r , , , to 311" Grants Pass Band Carnival Auflj. 14 to 18 iaclndYC FOLEY & DUUK C0SSID Pmiontliig more new aatd exclualve features more high cts ami world famed siNrJalUes-.saotw seaaatioaal and rasclnatlac free acts, more unique, bewildering and extravagant exhibitions than all other shows combined.' "FEARLESS BENO" Wlaard of the air, feature free attraction. 1-V.lry llurk's d.g and pony rlrcu prrsentlng "TrixJe," the moot Honderful l.re la the world) "The Uurueu laM" Newlywod M Hnookumai !-,re4 .trangrt glri alive, the rrlehrated Klameae inla.) M.mkeyville. mo.t wonderful animal h.m to ever tour tlw nhwrst, big cirrus side show, . np wortds wonders) Utest aeawtlon.l ride I. the submarine l'.a, a merry-go-round par excellence and a mammoth Ferris Wheel msny other shows and attractions. t, m". 3- i .', . Here all next week ' - More Electric Kans Another lot of North wind 8-Inch electric fans arrived at the Bush Electric store Saturday. Call and see what a breese they make. Price 87.50. n . "Trixie" featured with Foley A Burk'i famous dog and pony circus, is undoubtedly the most wonderful horse In the world today. She posei, picks out numbers or colors, called by any 'member of the audience and does a great variety of stunts that you would think Impossible for a horse to accomplish. You will see her with the dog aRd pony circus coming to the Grant Pass Bnnd carnival, August 14 to 18, Inclusive, albng with a number of beautiful hnraea. nnnles. Anrt mt mnnkava I There' are many, other shows, that will Interest you; the celebrated Siamese twin,, two little girls born grown' together;' the original Newly meds and Snookums; exporter of modern dancing; world's smallest perfect parents; Loreta, strongest girl alive; "Ths Barnes Family; " strange and curious little wild peo ple that you did not Imagln existed; Monkeyvllle, where you see about 8 score ' dogs and monkey operate a city just the sams as humans with never a trainer visible; submarine V-i, most thrilling ride or all time, they say It take you away out to 'flee," every body Uke a trip In the submarine; big circus sideshows; largest aggregation of world's won der ever banded together to educate-and amuse. A giant merry-go-round and a mammoth Ferris wheel many other shew,, free- aots and attractions. BUYER'S Week openh AT PORTLAND TODAY Portland. Aug. flever.1 hun. dred merchants from all parts or the Paclflo coast were In Portland today ai tne opening or "Buyer' Week." Expense accounts of wholesalers, manufacturers and Jobbers saggod to tne breaking point on the "entertain, ment" side, "Buyers' Week" will continue un til Saturday, August li, with a new feature on the program. every day. TACOMA FIGl-RING ON MUNICIPAL POWER PLANT Tacoma, Aug. 6.Bhglneer for the city of Tacoma today are survey ing proposed new power sits on Uke Cushmsn. If ths plans of the city council materialise, the city will spena fi.ooo.ooo for a plant which will develop 80,000 horsenower in electric energy. The dry has . cured an option to tbuy Uke Cush. maa for 8440,000, HORN SPENCER-, Mr. and Mra. Jim . Bpencer, a girl, Monday morning. DA NCE TAKILMA Sat. Aug. 1 1 Sunday, Aug. 12 Drilling Contest MTi IIIIADY, Holland vs. Winning team of July 4 I'l'IWE, $100 IWUlng. contest Purse gjlso Ulwii ji, nrl,r( a A Nnyilrr and (liaries MoCiay. r