The Evening herald., July 05, 1915, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4

kS-gV..-'?A.
KW-
la v "
n.
r-fc
PA4M WCB
THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
MONDAY, JtJI.V B, IftB
RaNCb
Following Our Usual Custom of Midsummer Clearance, We Will Put
Every Suit in the Store on Sale Wednesday, July 7th
See Wednesday's
Papers for Prices
A great many men in Klamath
Falls know that a Sale at this
Store means an exceptional sav
ing on fine Clothing and are al
ways eager to take advantage of
our sale offerings-so be on hand
early and get yours before the
choicest patterns are "grabbed."
Window Displays
LEADING
CLOTHIERS
K. K. K. STORE
LEADING
HATTERS
BASEBALL PROVES
BI6 ATTRACTION
KluUIATH FALLS WINS TWO, AND
LOSES OXE BOX FACTOR!
WINS OXK, LOSES OXE PRIXE
VILLE DEFEATS FACTOR!'
In the best game of the season
played on the local grounds the Dox
Factory team defeated the Klamath!
Falls team by the score of 4 to 3 Fri-(
day. The Klamath Falls team secured
a lead of two runs off Cook, who was
In the box for the first three Innings,
when Peterson replaced him. After
that the locals had h&Td sledding.
However, BIgbee performed In his
usual style, and scored the third run
after stealing second.
was both thrown out and hit by the!
ball, which retired tbo side, and pre-.
vented a score. In the meantime,
BIgbee, who had replaced Tethrow,
who had received rotten support In
the early part of the game,, was al
lowed to get cold, and In the next Inn
ing a couple of good hits were secur
ed oft him. Previous to that, and af
terward he was sound, and in no dan
ger, despite his pitching on the pre
vious two days, but those two blngles
pave Prlnevllle their needed run.
R. H. E.
Box Factory 5 4 C
Prlnevllle 6 5 4
Sunday afternoon Klamath Falls
and Redding again clinched, with
Cook In the box for the locals. He re
ceived fair support, and waB in no
danger at any time except In the sev
enth, when a few "asleep at the
spilth" errors behind him Redding
bunched thrco runs.
R. H. E.
Klamath Falls B 4 C
Bedding 3 3 G
Italian Berglisiers Marching
CTXVZBs;r.
3
6
at-
Klamath's only other chance to
score came in the third inning, when I
Crawford clearly stole second and
was easily safe, admitted by all the
players anywhere near tho spot, but
Umpire Montgomery maintained that
the man was out.
Peterson, the Box Factory pitcher,
showed excellent control at nil times,
and had the localites at his mercy.
R. H. E.
Klamath Falls 3 7
Box Factory 4 4
Saturday afternoon Peterson
tempted to again fill the box for Red
ding, but with no luck, nnd was re-'
moved in tho fourth, following a I
hard pounding, after seven runs had i
been secured off him. His fielders
were not given a chance to stop the
balls.
R. H. E.
Klamath Falls 11 10 5
Redding 2 3 3 1
Sunday morning the best game of
the series took place between Prlne
vllle and tbe Box Factory. The little
old system of keep peggln' for what
you want until you get it and you'll
win, was their motto, and they took
tbe game clean and fair, despite a
few unearthly bowls from some of
'the local crabbers. Tbe game was
ctached for Prlnevllle when the fac-
' tory playera crabbed for fifteen mln-
'""titee over a perfectly fair ball, which
they eUlased waa foul. Tbe runner
m InMliMff I pn
I
as
m
I
TF you shoot a shot--
gun, rifle or re
volver tins store is
your store.
A full line of firearms of
all kinds is carried, alio
ammunition including
shells loaded with the well
known Infallible Smoke
less Powder.
If field or trap shooting
is your hobby, we have a
beautiful 12-eauge sbot
U'un, perfectly balanced and
of light weight, at a very
moderate price. Come in ' -and
see it.
ROBERTS &
HANKS
.jf5 J.' ..jrtwawawwv . . -J2 !...
Ast mkm? fBm 'WmmS&fc.
j7 BvBSiSCPBBSrBSBSSSSSSS(llBSSSSaSSSSBPwLV" BSSSSwBaBr JBSSSSSSa.
!BbbbibsbbbBC '''''SBBBBBBBBMSBBBBBfclFBBBBBBB'sBfcBBBVrL f,
Y BBBBBBrBBBp'f ..4vbbbbbbbbW'TbbbbbbbbC.bbbbbbbbbbbbbbBsbb7 '
y BBBBaBBBBI ' " VSgBSSSSriftABeBSrBBSSSsysSSBSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSv ' f
&" 'IbsbI ibsiPbbfbsb JBssLJskBsssssssssBSEpjBSBHEs
Mrr'O'Z'.'i'Z'tHz ,. 'JBBBSBBPLssn'tiBBsl 'iPZdir
FOSTER PLAYERS
HERE TONIGHT
well known company, which
played here last fall, to
OPEN AT STAR FOR THREE
XIOHTS
Innd the ordinance, which Mate that
utirli conditions shall not exist will be
enforced to the letter. It Is probablo
I that If such action Is not taken by
Mm violator they will be hauled Into
irourt,
I Hhr.rp corks ued on many horses
'iiHcd In hauling nbnut the city nrn
IcullliiK the pavement to pieces dur
.the warm weather. Tho council gnvo
rigidly enforced. The council govc
1 .. I..... ...! Il.. .L-. .11..
iittiiu tun .iiuiiiiuy iiiKiu turn uim ur-
illuanrn would ho enforced and It pro-
, vlilcn that certain length of tho corks
Ion horses' shoes shall not bo worn
during summer months of the year.
LOCAL BOY IS
MAKING 6000
CHAH. COHKIIOOM, KOHMERLY OF
THIS CITY HAH CXMPLETED
WORK OX XEW ADMIN'IKTHA
TIO.V HUILIUNO AT El'OEXE
The Faster Players, well and favor
ably remembered here, having ap-
, peared nt tho Star last fall In "Tbe
Barrier" and "Tho Third Degree."
open tonight at this popular play
house for a threu nights' engugement.
The pluy solectcd for the opening
performance will bo a well known
and popular play, "Bought and Paid
For." It Is unnecessary to comment
on tho merits of tho play, as all the
ater going pcoplo are familiar with It
through tho magazine and press.
Mr. Foster assures us that ho has
with him this season tho best com
pany he ovor has had In this part of
the country. Tho plays for tho other
two nights will bo announced later.
tililltU III l.ilkctil'tV.
Anyone wanting to go lo I.akevlow
jenn have free faro driving tram there.
'Apply clerk Hotel Hall. ll
This Is one of the first photographs
of actual war conditions In Italy. It
shows the Italian berglisiers on their
way Into Austria. Tbe picture was
taken at one of tbe mountain towns in
the north after they had crossed the
northern boundary. The berglisiers
are Infantry sharpshooters, who are
famous throughout Europe. They aro
picked ' from ' infantry regiments
throughout the army on tbolr records
for marksmanship, and thereforo be
come Important factors In the war.
tain climbing in the Alps.
Half Rate for Augunt
United Press Service
SACRAMENTO, July 5. Applica
tions are rolling In fast at tho motor
vehicle department, sent by owners
of automobiles who are of tho opln-
"On the Rack,"
Fifth Episotlo of "Tho Black Box"
"The Cameo Ring,'
Two Part I i-ma ;
He.lVII iii die Ciua,"
Comedy 1
LjTS
Arimbwloa IO;
ion that "one-half rate" went Into ef
fect July 1, This rate, which permits
the auto owners to got u license for
half the yearly rato for MUG, will not
go Into effect until August upon the
expiration of seven months of tho
ear.
I 'rites Htill Souring.
Nearly everything that goes to
make the better grade of carpets and
rugs is still advancing. Just last
week was another raise In floor cov
ering causod by the falluro to get
dyes. This Is tho third advance slnco
the war, but you can still buy carpets
and rugs at the same price. Tbe only
difference Is you aro not paying bo
much profit,
. W1LMS-JOHN8TONE CO.
Rig MJd-H-uainer Halt Clearance
Hale at K, K. K. More Wedaeaday.
WAR DECLARED
NUISANCES
PRESIDENT MATTHEWS ANNOUN
CES THAT ORDINANCES IN HE
1.RI TO ROUS, WEEDS, ETC.,
WIM, RE ENFORCED
War has been declared on unat
tached dogs, without license, tho crop
of unocessary and non-clvlo beauty
weeds about tho city on vacant lots,
and on tbo many sharp corks that
many horses aro yet shod with, ac
cording to President Matthews of
tho city council,
The dogs in the city have become
a nuisance and a great many com
plaints have been received of In
stances where vicious dogs have bit
ten children. Tbe crop of weeds In
the city Is also becoming obnoxious
Houston's
MetropoliUn Aaueaerfs
HOUSTON'S
OPERA HOUSK
STAR THEATER
The Fnntcr Stork Company In
"IIOI'r'HT AND PAID FOR"
M Keel Pirtur.) Program, lacJiulinu
"THE EXPLOITS OF I'IjAINE"
in nnd IWc
Mutlures Every Saturday and Sunday
at 8(80
TEMPLE THEATER
"The Story of CI love,"
Vltagraph
"1'hIIio News,"
"OreHter than Art,"
Throo Itccl Edison
Admission Always 10c.
MATINEE DAIIiY AT III DO
AM, LICENSED I'lCTURKN
Chan, Coueboom, son of Mr, and
Mm. Coschnom of this city, and who
formerly attended school hero hltn
nclf, entering the polytechnla high
school at l.os Angeles, from which he
arnili.ntcd from tho architectural
school, hus Just completed the wood
wrrk on the slnte's new administra
tion building nt tho unlvorslty, which
will rout, when completed, $100,000.
C'nseboom Is In tbo employ of tho
Parentis Manufacturing company of
Portland, which company has handled
some of tho largest wood finish con
tracts In tho state. Tho new build
ing nt Eugene will be a palaco when
completed, bolng finished In Alaska
marble and Quarter sawed oak
throughout. Tho building Is three
stories high, and Is finished up to date
with tho latest modern appliances. A
skylight over tho main lobby on tho
third floor, whero all studenta will
register, nnd where the general ad
ministration business Is conducted,
artistically colored with a huge Ore
gon seal In the renter, Is to cost sev
eral hundred dollars,
Coscboom has had ontlro charge of
thn Installing of tho wook work,
which Is done by a now method In
measuring the building according to
Plans and specifications, tho sawing
and fitting of frames and other wood
work bolng done In the shop, it Is
then crated nnd shipped to tho build
ing and put In place. Tho wood work
In this building will undoubtedly be
tho best In tho stato when compplet
od. Coioboom boa just completed the
work, and will return to Portland,
where ho nnd Mm, Cosobnom realdo,
MERRILL OPERA HOUSE
Merrill, Or.
NOTION I'lOTURKM TUKHIMVg
AND aATTRDAYt
LOST Between Tel fords and Oueua
Vista landing, leather dreaa suit
caso containing camping utensils. Re
turn to Oregon House and receive re
ward. B.t
Herald wait ad get ratulu.
J