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MtNOAY, JULY t, 1t1
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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PATRIOTISM DAY
In the meanwhile: if you are preparing to make the day a holiday, and if
wear, you'll want the'eo-operation we can give you'in getting the right things.
K. SUGARMAN
Do ) -oil realise how much your wash
ing casts you In health and appearance
beeauie of worry and provocation with
unreliable waahwrwomrn and sulky
sarvaats, or won, If you try to do it
yourmlfT
Lat us do your washing and dlpoHe
uf the atraln and worry, You will then
hara tine for thw taw wearisome but
tartaat Uttto jwsaaold daUaa yoj
have been wanting to attend to. i
Klamath Falls Steam Laundry. j
II. -Jcti
Think It
Over
HueoaaafBl men without ex
eepUoa bava helpful banking
cosaecUoas.
Thar la no other way of
aatlafactodly handling your
flaaaoM.
Open aa account wlUi this
strong National Bank and
avail youraalVM of tha adran
Us which will accrue.
FIRST
NATIONAL BANK
Klamath Falls, Oregon
FAMILIARITY
BREEDS
CARELESSNESS
THAT'S the answer to the
queatlon'Wbat becomes
of all the watchear
Don't think a watch In a
dust-proof caaecan't get
dirty. It Isn't ao tnuou tho
dust that renders cleaning
necessary. It's because tho
oil thickens and dries up.
Ogee each yesr you ought
to have your watob oiled, and
It la useless to put on new oil
until the old baa been re
Mored by a thorough cleaning.
Bring your watch to Upp's
today, and have It examined.
If it needs any attention the
work will be done right, guar
anteed for a year, and ike
charge be tba lowest for
which perfect work pun be
done.
Frank M. Upp
Jeweler
4M Main treat
Klamath Wins Easily in
First Game Whh"Stars"
It liMiki-il rt'ii as lale as jresterday
liiioriiliig an If there would be no Hun-
Ida)' bnll Knme, but a slackening up In
1 1 ho rttlnrnll, a poalixini'inont of the
starting tluu- utiu hour, und effective
; work by J. II. Cnrnuhan's sawdust
crew made the game a poHttlbltlty.
With the laid all muddy and slippery,
'fast plnylnc was or couree a' difficult
( thing, und errora, due to slipper)'
. ground ami n iiougy-bull, were quite
ji-onsplcuoiiit, but the Klamath team
proved to hnve just xnough "muddy
truck liorxutt" to gut awuy with the
same 8 to 2.
TIid team banded together by Harry
Duke and Al HurIihoii ban some real
good pluyerti. and with tho diamond in
'better shape, they should give the
) locals a closer game (his afternoon and
'tomorrow. Furthermore, they are u
j gentlemanly, lot of fellows, too, and
there was u notable lack of growling.
;Thls tiplrlt appealed to tho fans, too,
I for they upplauded the playing of tho
ISacrnmontnns as much us they did the
jhovo guard, even cnlllngupon Pitcher
Wrtfihl to doff IiIh cap after he-had
i whiffed threu in HUccenslon in tho
sixth..
Wright righted thliigii for the All
wno siarteu tne gume wan uerncKcu.
wrigui riguieu luiiigs ior wie A"V pt.j-0ss 2b
Htarn In tho first inning, ufter Doyle, 'ir,,, if
It was after he had retired Johnson by . DoJ ) 0
throwing Ws grounder to flint, sndSy,'n't j, ""..... 3
fnnned Tlowdon thnt Dovlo went bad. I
He walked Groonwood and" Dogart,
and each of those moved on whon Nol--son,
after funning, beat the ball tq
Arut A wlltl nllrh Int nfntfAi nrnrn
and by issuing "four ball" passes, to liolinslon, cf ...... 3
Illgbcu und Clarke, Doyle walked Do- (Dowdcn. Jb G
gnrt .In. Wright, a (southpaw, thon)0reonwood 2b--3
went' In the box, and ho ended tho dan-nton1""'' M 3
ger by striking out Alien. jNolPon. Jb 3
Only three men faced Illgbee In the
flrat nnd iho sumo number In tho sec
one, one striking out, ono hitting into
Allon'H hands, and the others being re
tired on InHold grounders. Jimmlo
Clark fell down when ho grabbed for
NIxon'H bunt, but from a sitting poa
turo he threw to Nelson In tlmo to
make u put-out;,
Hauser started matters for Sacra
mento In Uie third when lie slnglod. He
wont out at second on n throw from
Nelson, Kunx reaching first on the
play. Wrlghl then dumped ono down
in front of the plate, nnd Clark threw
this a mile over Nelson's bead, Wright
reached second on this, and Kunx was
causht at the Plate by u throw to
Clarke, Wright went to third on John
ston's single, and be and Johnston
scored on Uogart's bad throw to first
lo catch Rooney.
Johuston'of the visitors, be It known,
I u brother of our own Tucker John
ston, who also guards centerneld terri
tory, and who drew the final applause
that's a good, name for the 4th of July; a day when ail good citizens
should re-affirm their allegiance to our country.
'ytMcrilny by retiring the last man In
the ninth by a brilliant onc-liiindeil
Htnb of Mauser's drive.
With one down In (he last of the
third, HoKiirt singled, and ho went to
third after Kelson hit .out a grounder
eerily three feet Inside the third bnau
line. Hy the time Umpire Crawford
raw the ball It bad rolled sideways,
and be called It a foul, so Dogart went
tuck to first. Nelson then went to
first on balls, and the two runners ad
vanced a base on n passed ball, and
p Co red on Ulgbee's single.
After some splendid pitching In tins
fourth, fifth and sixth Innings, Wright
went wrong in tho seventh. He walked
Johnston, Dowdcn singled, Greenwood
did likewise, and Dogart drove ono of
the two-base variety over the right
field fence. After Nelson and Ulgbeo
went out, Jlmmle Clarke smashed a
twobsgi;er into deep lefL scoring Do
gart.. SACltAMENTO
AH R H PO
A
0
1
0
1
0
1
1
1
1
Johnson, cf
4 1
1
1
o
0
8
1
1
10
0
0
Itooncy, ss
McOeo, 3b
Nixon, If .,
Fo lb
Ku c .,
Totuln
32 2 3 24
KLAMATH PALLS
AB R. II PO
8 1
K
0
0
0
j 1
0
3
o
11
0
7
1
1
ieee, p
Clhrko, c , 3
Allen. If 4
Pnlnieiv rf 4
Totals 31. 8 -T 2? 14 I
SUMMARY
'JVo base hits Dogart.
First on balls Dlgbee 2, Doylo 4,
Wriglh 2.
Struck out Dlgbee 7, Doylo
and
Wright 10. , ,
Left oil baseq-Klnmalh PallsC, Sac
rnmento 3, ,
Double play DoLoss to Foy.
VVIJd pitch Dlgbee 1, Doylo,,!,
Paused balls Kunx
Klamath foils, 1,
. First on errors
Sacramento 3, ,
Time 2hours 50 miuutes.
Umplres-Crawford and Ambrpso,
SCORR DV INNINQS
All-Stars ..!., 0 0200000 62
Hits ,...0 020000 1 O-i 3
Klamath Falls....2 0 3 0 o 4 0 8
Hlta v Q 0 2 0 0 0 4 1 7
KM0M . .
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your preparations include, any
I Lead-Others
little Talks on Health and Hygiene
By SAMUEL G. DIXON, M D., LL.D., Pennsylvania Health Commissioner
Mulurln Is said (o have hastened the
downfall of Home. ,
The mosquitoes which transmitted it
wcro moru deadly to the Inhabitants of
the Imperial City than their barbarian
enemies. Much nlso has been written
6( similar Injury to Greece in yet
earlier times.
At least fwo diseases are carried by
certain species of mosquitees: malaria
and yellow fever. All species are dis
agreeable pests. Have you unwittingly
. permitted mosquitoes to breed about
'your house or grounds? Kven ono)ld
tomato can half filled by tho spring
rains makes an Ideal breeding ground.
It Is surprising how many hidden pools
one can find around a placo if you real
ty co. on a hunt. Not Infrcquentlly
drain pipes become clogged, and then
tin roofs nnd gutters afford an unsus
pected breeding place for thousands of
mosquitoes.
Communities that suffer from these
pests should co-operate to campaign
effectively ngalnsf them. Even the
smallest adjacent pools should bo filled
up or ditched and drained. If these are
too largo to be filled they should be
treated with petroleum. This floats
atop the water and kills the mosquito
'
OHIND.U.K NOTK3
.
The rain wo have been gottlng tho
last few Uuys are making the farmers
look pleasant.
t
Hamilton and S'tilts wcro out to the
C. Q. Hunt placo Friday butchering
soma beef they, bought of Hunt.
James A. Stansblb and family and.C.
O. Hunt attended the lecture at the
opera house In Klamath Falls Thurs
day night.
R. V. Ess has his flume completed,
and expects, to Install his pump soon.
H. H. Van Valkcnburg sold a bunch
of cattlo this week, and tho purchasers
ojfcnvo started them to Bend for ship
ment.
Qeorgo Heavlln has been attending
court the Inst few days as a juryman.
Mr. Peel of Round Luko has installed
n steam engine in his pumping pfant,
and discarded his gas engine.
T, A, Cregun has been building tils
hofiiji some nlco apartments for the
coming winter.
People of this vicinity aro patiently
awaiting, commencement of work on
ihq big hill souuiwost of town. We are
In hopes this Improvement will bo fin
ished before another winter, as it Is a
very dangerous road when the least
bit ley,
Life, accident, burglary, liability and
automobile Insurance In leading com
panies. See Chllcote, 1,
.-.
bf the things men7
Pollow
li-.rvae by shutting off the amosphere. '
When Uie wind causes a movement of
the water -which breaks up the oil
coating, it must be rc-oi!ed. Swamps
can be similarly treated.
A survey should be made of al.prem-'
ises. Italn water barrels shouldbe cov
ered. Tin cans or discarded vessels on '
rubbish piles should be perforated. '
smashed flat or buried.
A Hamburg newspaper announces
that the most attractive exhibit at the
Graundenz soldier's art exhibition was
a quanUty of silver table ware," for
merly owned by" the King of Servia
and presented, by the 129th infantry
regiment.
Moving Pictures
Owing to the large crowd that was'
turned away from the. Star theater on
account of thel- being unable to se
cure even i-irtniing room, tin manager
has do-:!ded to run the Pendleton '
Round-I.'p pictures again tonight. T1 '
plctmo yl-.ows many thrills, and Is very'
Interesting throughout. The Ros?
Carnival picture of ono full reel.-suov-j
ln the Klamath county tloat and 1L0 ,
nuild cf honor, will be shown. Also a
five reel Pubn picture entitled "Dig
Jim .C.viiij." This program, owing
to lis length, will be shown but ince.
so ycu must ccme early so as to miss
nono of the liow.
H
OUSTON'
s
Metropolitan Amusements
VWVVAAAAMAe(SeVakvVe
OPERA HOUSE
HOUSTON
DANCE
TONIGHT
STAR THEATER
PENDLETON ROUND-UP
Five Reels
BIO JIM QARRITY
v. Five Reel Pathe
PORTLAND ROSE CARNIVAL
One Reel
TEMPLE THEATER
"Strange Caie of , Mary, Page"
Klghth Episode .
1 When Huby Forget,"
Kalem Comedy
"One Chance In a Hundred,
Hazards1 of Helen Sefiea
MERRILL OPERA HOUSE
Merrill, Otegon
MOTION PICTURES WEDNESDAYS
AND SATURDAYS
Advertised Mail List
ueing put 10 some Mon,iaea-,
Tho following unclaimed mall nutter mMUM 0f disposing at lar stoe 'v
adverted on July 1st, will bo sent ' nd,htn(1 ofa.Er.MJwti'U
to the dead letter omco at Washington .Shepherd Pinna Dcpoiili Wlktoif'fe
I), C. on July J5th. A charge of oae tratU.d.hl vfctor TAttjA,nnMit Hgri
cnt will lie mndu for each letter d. .. ,.i. .i' iii'j"; ... '!'-.!.-
cent will he mado for each letter de
livered from this, list.
In calling for,
any letters listed please say "adver-L..
Used."
Adams, Leorana
Arnold, Gustavo J.,
lirown, Mrs. Deb.
Uoyd, Mrs. J.
Coule, A. P.
Dunne, Leslie
James, Mrs. W. B,
4'
Kinney, W..A.
Noble, Harold
Smith, E. B. ' '- '
Staub, Miss Gertrude
Staton, J. S, ,
Shannon. William
Walker, Mrs. C. II.
Whitman, Harold -
W. A. DELZELL, P. M.
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PERSONAL
WILL LOUISE
OLASS"plcaso
call
phone 88X, and obUge.
3-2t
The
RAINBOW GARAGE
Fort Klamath
will give you instant service,
gas, oils, repairs, accessories,
information.
Cars for Hire
STORAGE 16 FREE TO ALL
Our Motto
SERVICE SATISFACTION
Day and Night J. J. Otey, Prop.
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i s tne unuorm unya:
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rying beat of a ebocToO
pi stove, and the perfect fHf
control, mat keeps tne
juices in that pre- Wm
IHJ serves the savory gt
goodness of the meat
and gives that even
3 brownness all over.
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NEW PERFECTION
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AU the convenience of
gas. Cooks everything
any wood or coal rang
will cook, but keepa
your kitchan coot
The long blue chim
neys do awmy with all
smolco and smelLln 1,
2, 3 and 4-brner aizas,
ovens separata. Also
.cabinet models with
Fireless Cooking Or
ens. Ask your dealer
today.
STANDARD OIL
COMPANY
(CU(oraU)
Kluin.ttll tJil
Klamath Department Store
Klamath Hardware Co
Every Minute
of Every Day
Tl.6 money you save will work for
you if deposited here. So why not"'
put your, money to work instead of
spending it uselessly? It's the say
ing .young man, who succeeds. The
spender Is the one who falls. Start
to save next pay day with as much
or as llttlo as you please, and keep,
It up.
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KLAMATH
A Man's
Solid, Ebony
b,ck, leng bristle, ef the finest iuWr- tt g
u years of satlafaetloB. . As, i mCw", f'- li
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name. Shepherd claims that ie et wiJ
rt ,,,, .,. MNml aMd ii ,l',tV)i
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on the organ Is great f unhand tab
ibinatlon should be a help la tio ffciaY'
of vocal music. t .y '' f;li';
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AUTO DRIVERS ;
ATTENTION
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, Autos for hire Wantsd pt.AetihMHl
for the Springs Dedication Cele?aV;
tion July 4th, 5th ami th.
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FOUR SHORT HAULS
City to Round-Up Grounds ,
(Afternoon)
City to Baseball Grounds f? ,
(Morning) . m
Llthla Park to Natatorlaa Daeice
(Night) f
CItrto IlelnMm Natatoriam If .
(Day .and-Night) If -.
Requirements: " 8peclal City f LH;
cense of, GO cents per seat' for all,
care that ran forVbireto' absWe
puiuia up 10 capacity oi zvmskSI.
Cars or more' than 30' rnritff
capacity, fat rate of $19. A' seven
passenger, car pays $3.60 license
and a flvejsasseoger Ford jm'
$2.60, etc. (SUte chauffeur fB:-j
cense necessary, ft for the bal
ance of 1918). , ,
Here is a chance to make noMy..
Bring a load from your home tejrev
and stay over. Apply to
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