"hATUittiAY, novi:mii:r so, 1020.
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
IMtIM TWO
LOCAL FANS
HIT BASEBALL
Demand for Chinese
Hair for Filters
And Soup Strainers
WASHINGTON, Nov. 20. Kb
tnbllshmcut of n cnrload rnlo on
Clilnoso queues pressed Into cloth,
Itnimtnti Tnlrn 1 1 tiimlniia Ititftu
Tlio nnnouncomont from Medford I. .i..i ... .i.L .
that nil effort Is being made to org-' ,.,., ,.,., pnmmi..i Mm,.
nnlton slxclub baseball league should!
meet with encourngoment lioro. An
organisation of that tort, locnl baso
ball devotees bcllovo, it not conduct
ed on n lavish scnio, should bo n
big hucccss. Medford, Klamath Falls.l
una other cities of about their site
In this part of creation nro very
much ullvo "basoballlcally" speaking,
and when tha sanies arc real games,
thoro will bo no lack of healthy fi
nancial support. During the season
Just past, this city saw very littlo
bosobalt, In fact what they did too
was only an aggravation. They didn't
aee enough of It.
Dasoball, fans hero billcve, should
bo placed In tho hands of n commit
too whose heads aro level on all
aides, but that docs not mean that
"squaroheads" should bo entrusted
With Its welfare
Tho grand old gamo Is played
"wherever red blooded Americans live,
bbd Klamath Falls Is chock full of
that sort of Americans. Why not
then, say soma of these Americans,
provide this city with a brand of base
ball, under tho supervision of com
Intent men, which will put the city
on tho baseball map of tho north
west. It Is understood that this ques
tion will bo taken up early enough
to Insure results. It should be en
couraged.
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A ClawlCed Ad will sell It.
day by tho Oriental manufacturing
company of Houston.
Clifford Tliorno of Chicago, rop
rcscntntlng tho applicant, told tho
commission that tho pigtails pressed
Into cloth wcro used for filtration,
straining soups and similar purposes.
Tho commission took tho application
under consideration.
Tliorno explained thnt prior to the
wnr European supplies of gont and
camel hair wcro drawn on for fitter
purposes, but when this source was
cut off tho Industry ho represented
turned to China, whoro tho fall of
tho Manchu dynasty was followed by
abolishment of tho diet directing the
Chinese to wear queues.
Tho establishment of tho Houston
company which Is Joined by tho
Southern cotton oil crushing com
pany, chief users of tho hair cloth,
In the petition, has accumulated
SO0.O0O pounds of Chlneso hair,
equivalent of tho former pigtails of
2,400,000 Chinese, and now seeks
carload rates to movo it north for
tho consumers. Nineteen carloads
already having been ordered, and tho
prospects being for 60 more during
tho next year.
I WANTS
TO
000
MCO.VAltl) TAKKtt IMU'IMIO.V
Ni:V YORK, Nov. 20 lleilny
Leonard, premier IlnhlwiMnht of tho
world, won n decision from Harlem
! Hddlo Kelly hi tho fifth round of n
IRchcdulod ten-round cout.it lust
night. Kolly was oevvrly punished,
and tho referee. Mopped tho bout
Msnne.
STUDIO
Alligator Slickers
K. K, K. store
-naln
coats
18-20
Flore de Melba cigars 10c and! for
2Gc. 15-20
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SHIP YOUR CASES
or parcels by our transfer
service. That will Insure
that they will bo carefully
handled and that they will
always reach boat or train
on time. We don't believe
In any last minute ship
ments. We always get there
In plenty of time to make
sure the goods we carry will
not bo left behind.
Western Transfer Co.
410 Main St.
Wood is Cheap
IX KLAMATH FALLS
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Ninety per cent of the people of Klamath Falls are buylnr their
wood cheaply. Are you going to be one of the 10 per cent that pay
high prices for wood?
. BLAB WOOD AND BLOCK WOOD
are the fuels to buy you get the worth of your money. If you
Insist on buying expensive woods, that is your privilege, but, re
member, we are ready to serve you with good wood at reasonable
prices.
O. Peyton & Co.
"WOOD TO BURN"
419 Main St. v Phone 535
iniEHIE
It plans of tho promoter do not
mixenrry Medford will become the
headquarters of n Stato tuautmll!
leaguo composed of at least six
teams, says tho l'aclflc Itecord-Hor-aid.
Tho people who aro promoting the
organisation nro men with experi
ence In tho lino and they look upon
Medford as the logical location tori
tho managing offices of the league.
They nro considering tho purchase
of n suitable tract of land near the
city whero n modern baseball park
will bo constructed with n largo seat
ing capacity, nnd whero tho comfort
of tho public will bo provided for In
a modern manner.
At first It was though that tho
park could bo located Insldo tho city
limits, but after careful considera
tion, this plan was abandoned, ns
wherever thcro was a tract ot land
largo enough, It was found to bo out
whero thcro was no water pressure
In tho summer time so It was thought
best to keep outsldo ot tho' city and
provldo their own water system.
Another feature which camo up
for consideration was tho fact that
tho present city administration ap
parently does not favor any perma
nent Improvements Insldo tho city as
was evidenced by tho portnit granted I ron, cIt for ,ho- vWur tl w
to tho tent sttow to tho damago of! ,. , ,,i,i. . i..i .
Ihn tutfniannnr InvAilmanl rt n ntt." '
IU VI l4)HIILIt -. tVS4 W tlUlli
Photographs
of Style,
Quality
VANITY
It Isn't vanity which causes you
to have your photograph made, but
a slncero dceiro to visuatuo your
Photographs
ones,
at Ilenllnc's
achievements,
bor of leadlnr eltlfons.. I moiograi nauo
Neither nro circuses allowed to,'"'"0 "" artistic
show in Medford. only gambling In- tho sort of pictures that will bo ap
stltutlons such as 4th class carnivals predated by friends, and prove
aro allowed Insldo tho tontines ef: priceless treasures In years to como.
tnis vsrtuous wonucrianu.
Tho baseball management assured
a reporter for tho Record Herald that
thcro would bo no Sunday games
played at the now park, but that two,
good games a week would bo pta)ed,
$5 -SPECIAL $5
(JOUPO.V
tho days favored being Friday and
Saturday.
This will mako It possible for poo-
plo who como to town or other busl-i
ncss to stop and sco a good game,!
and tho promoters believe that It ls
to tho best Interests ot nil concerned)
to onminate bunuay games and 10 put
all attractions possible up for the
consideration ot tho public on tho
other days of the week.
With this Idea of clean sport as a
foundation Mcdtord business men
who havo been approached have
given every assurance that they will
help and tho success of the project
seems assured
It Ibo proposition turns out to be
anywhere as good aa it looks It, will
put Medford on tho map as ono of
the leading baseball towns of the
west.
This coupon and fS.OO entitles
the bearer, to a trial order ot two
ot our special 8llvertono .Finish
Photographs, slto 8x10, sold reg
ularly at 40 per doicn, for Five
Dollar.
Henline Studio
jmnes aJnen p
'"(-ns coatuCTvamito rrp
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The GIFT of GIFTS
TRUE, wc have mnnv delightful things to
show you for Christum giving some'
that arc merely beautiful, some that arc really
useful, nnd some that arc both. Asked to
name the most attractive and useful gift for
the gentlewoman, wc should be compelled to
give precedence to" CltAMB'S LlNIiN LAWN
The Gilt of Gilts. This fine stationery, in
artistically decorated gift boxes, has all the
virtues of the ideal gift- Beauty, Correct
ness, Usefulness and it is always acceptable,
even it duplicated.,
Ol-k ASSORTMENT
is ceMi'Lirn:
small, noxr.s for
TllOSH VOU WISH
TO KU.Mb.MUUK
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fiLAnORATR flOXKS
FOR TIIOSB TO
WHOM A AtORU
PHUT UNTIOUS
CUT iJ FITTIN'C.
SHOP EARLY
(Mrwooits pfiaiwY
KLAMATH FAUS OREGON mm
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WHERE PARTICULAR PCOPLC
BUY TMtIR DRUGS
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Many Applications
for Big Game
tRy Associated Press)
STANFORD UNIVKR8ITV, Cal..
Nov. 20. Stanford will havo 60BC
tltlcMn In Ihn Mill- rnmn" vllh Itin
University ot California on Nov. 20
I at Berkeley, and the California stu
dents and alumni will receive 18,785
tickets. There wore 28,248 applica
tions from tho students, alumni and
faculty, -of tho two universities,
while tho capacity of tha grandstands
at licrkeley Is 25,411.
California has 2207 applications
that cannot bo met, and Stanford
COO There will not he a sale of scats
to the general public.
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The Gift Shop and Millinery
ANNOUNCES ITS OPENING SATURDAY
SPECIALIZING IN JAPANESE FANCY GOODS
Hand-Made Baskets, f
Toys and all kinds of y
t
Delightful Novelties.
H. B. CLARK, Manager
Y
in Miss Callahan's Millinery Store y
709 Main Street X
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A A A
Vt74
gigantic REMOVAL SALE
Every Article in Stock Reduced from 15 to 50 Per Cent
We mint sacrifice our $30,000 stock of DIAMONDS WATCHES, JEWELRY, CUT GLASS, HAND
PAINTED CHINA, CLOCKS, CUTLERY, PHONOGRAPHS, PYRALIN IVORY, SMOKING SETS, NICE
ASSORTMENT OF FLOOR LAMPS. IN FACT, THE LARGEST STOCK OF THE KIND EVER SEEN
IN KLAMATH FALLS.
Manufacturers have not reduced prices in our line, and it is an exceptional opportunity to purchase your
holiday presents at this time.
We must raise the cash to complete our three-story brick building, which is now under construction at
710 Main Street. . '
COME AND SEE FOR YOURSELF NO TROUBLE TO SrlOW GOODS. OPEN EVENINGS
SALE STARTS AT 9 O'CLOCK SATURDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 20th.
THE FIRST TWENTY-FIVE MAKING $4.00 PUR
CHASES WILL RECEIVE A HANDSOME HAND
, o PAINTED SOUVENIR PLATE FREE.
CONTRACT GOODS EXCEPTED
.HL J. WIN 1 Li Kb Leading Jeweler and Optici
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