1 -;- W' r :it r f ' rniD.iv, MAnrn si, 1022 THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON Page Four fpjr- I VjT life- ;- !V HIGH SCHOOL HAS GOOD MATERIAL FOR . A BASEBALL TEAM TI10 lilpli bpIiohI linn lilulily nf inn tcrlnl for n pood ImkoIi.iII (cam this Hprliw: mill If Din weather rcrmlta tlio lioyn will iniiHo n Reed rIiowIiir lu-foir I lip Rclinol lerm emls. Soino .TO 01M boys Imvp ticcit thaw ing up for ilnlly prncflrn lilili In illralrs (lint thero will bo competition fur litnltlims 011 tlio team. to kocn tlinl novcnil places will prolmlily lip filled liorniipo of tlip nvplrnnts abil ity (o wield tlio I1.1t. Ho fnr workout have liocn lieM In tlio K. A. A. A. E.vmnnslum, whore throw Iiir for romlltlon anil control, bunting nml baso ulldlnc were prnc IIcpiI. Howpxnr, thrco lnys lntt week allowed tlio uoyn to KCt cmt-ofMloor. A temporary illnmnml lias bren l.tiit mil In tlio meadow near the HIr lla In mill wlioro tlicy can practlco lilt IIiir nnd bapo runnliiR. Tlio field, though tlio first to dry-up after pncli iilnrui. In too upongy for fast work, but will Biifflcn for nutting thp play era Into romlltlon while Modoc park in neitlnR dry enough for play. It Is too early In tlio seai-on to even begin to M'lert n team, but these playnrn which look best In their re spective iwlttonn are: catrhor, ('has. drove. I loins Mills and Chester Rhrlv er: pllclior. Holier! Oootj. Harold Wortley. Vernon Christy nnd Kay- mond Hilton; first base, Itobert (loot. Harold Wortley nnd Chester Jthrlver: at Rccond anil short. Prank 1'pjton ami rjporRp Dow deem to havp no competitien: third Dolos Mills, Clifford Ilogtinnml I'at Montgomery; nuiflold, Kenneth Maler, HoRer Mont gomery, tawrenrp rreiich. Iean tleckley. Martin Adams, Donald Dick son and Uobort Cornish. What may provo n hard blow to tho team, however, will bo the loss of Wortley, Peyton. Shrlver and Ad ams. Thoso four have parts In the pcnlor play and unless nrraiiRcmcnti can ho mado so they can come tc practice, thoy will havo to drop out. Manager Leslie Peyton Is arrang Ins pames with Ashland, Mcdford nnd flrants Pass. The latter Is tho only ono heard from and they wish to oxchanRO games. No dctlnltn arrange ments have been made as yet, for this Ramo as MunnRer Peyton wishes If posslblo to play tho thrco llogue. lhcr 1 alley teams on one trip. Personal Mention rutM si:kks jh:covkhv Wlmer Itruthort of Port Klamath Mrs. K t.. Smith and baby re-, turned last night from n visit with tolalHos In tho east. It. W. Tower. Prominent fruit i grower from Wonlon, l a business' nro co1Iiik to r?roor ItlSO.SN, from Msltor hero todn). riorilo.ii Mothers of the miuio ptnee P. l WiiRiier of San Prnnrlsro Is on ncount of monies due for IiiiiiIIiir hem on business. j hay Mr (lonlons. The Cordons haw II. P. Koosley of tho Port Klum- (lied n countrr claim for iltiimtKcs he ath si'ctlon, rvtiirned last nlRht imiisp of the alleged nogllKomv of from an eastern trip. P. S. Dosji of tho supply depart ment of the Southern Pacific, ar rived latt nlRht for a short official visit. Mr. nnd .Mrs. W. II, (lodfrey ar rived Inst nlRht from Massachu setts, to lo the guests of Mr. and Mrs. N. Drew. Wlmer llrothers In the earo of the hay hauled. Tho rase will probably go to the Jury late todax. Stato has 9000 fewer persons pay ing Incomes this year. kiuij appm'.s kixi:cti:i Crimes (iolilcn. Kings, Dennett Heeding. Wlnesaps, Ncwtons, Ithodc Island greenings, and other kinds rooking apples. Public Market, 9th & Klamath. 31 1M Condrey of Dunsmiilr Is a business visitor here. C. A. Shephard. Portland wool bit)cr. arrived last night. He ex pect;, to purchase considerable wool In this county. Lewis Giiler, representing the de partment of tho Interior, arrived lust night from Corvallls. He will be stationed on tho reservation this summer In connection with beetle control work. .Mr .and Mrs. II. K. Nagcl of I.a Crosse, Wisconsin, were Incoming passengers on last night's train. Napl Is ronnwleil with the La Cros Hubber Mills company. II. Donaldson l.opohl, Jr.. repre senting tho Victor Talking Machine company ,U a visitor hero today. W. J. Crenshaw of Seattle Is a businesH tlsltor here, arriving on last night's train. II. II. Garrett of the state under writers' association .arrUed last night fnr a business visit here. J. II. McKee left for Dorrls thLi morning. II. V. Merryman was a passenger on this morning's train for llray. Itohert Davis. Swan Lake lum berman. Is stopping at tho White Pelican. Attorney E. L. Klllott left this morning for Macdoel, whero ho will attend court. Tho children of II. C. Howard, nccompanlcd by Miss England, were passengers on the train this morn ing bound for Weed. Lcn PfcnnlRer. representing tho Standard Illscult company, has just completed a trip from Heddlug to Modoc Point. Ho reports an abun dance of snow In the northern part of the county. f.nfp Thnmiunn nrnmln.nl tt.ip-T noy, formerly of I.akevlew, who hnj been here taking depositions In thp case of J. n. Mitchell against Mar Frank Elliott of nclllngbain, Washington, In hero visiting hi sitter, Mrs. May Kranklln. taki: nmismox Taking of the ileposltlon of the testimony of J. II. Mitchell, and W. 1 I). Mel.emore, In the caw of J. It Mitchell against Marshall Hooper, formerly of the Kirs I State bank, and i others. Involving a claim for ilaiu- ages for J 100.000.00, was completed In tho circuit court. It Is expected that the case will como to trial dur ing April. HI VOUCH lilUXTK.D A decree of divorce was granted to Dorothy Ashby I'plon from Dean Pp ton, yesterday. Dean Pplon was re cently sentenced to thrco years In the state penitentiary on a statutory charge, to which lie hail entered a plea of guilty NEW TODAY KOU SAl.H Oil TltADK -Two story brick business block, U7H i' Lot. too feet ileep. Main street, Ash land. ! rooms on second floor anil big store room main floor. Will trade for house or acreage or sell at snap. Owner- Itoom -toy, Metlfonl lllilg.. Mcdiord. 13-:i KOU KENT Kurnlshed cabin, "41 Walnut. ono room III KOU SALE Lots lfi0-crl blk. 119. Mills Add'n. Von-resldent owner paid taxes 1 1 yrs. make offer. Cour tesy to agents. J. U. Wlthnm, KIT E. 04 St. Los Angeles. 31 WANTED A husband with light hair, and must not be over twenty five. I am a brunette. Pleaso write to 305 Lincoln St. 31 Alt resident and visiting Thirty Second degree Masons are requested to attend a meeting at Muonlc hall, over Golden Itulo store, Sunday morn ing at 10 o'clock April 2nd. 1922. Up organization Election officers flhd preparations for Easter services. J. E. Uratton. 32 degree Sec'ty. 31-1 KOU KENT Furnished apartment. Lorcnz npts. 12." X, th. 31-1 Saw mill mnchlnery for sale. One CO x It! ft. Ilutt seam steam bnllur. 12.'. lb. steam prcssuro allowed by Hartford Insurance company. Nearly new. Ono 12 x 16 Houston Stnnwood & Gamble center crank engine, flnu condition. One American Senior edger 4 x 4C, In first class condition, llox T. C; Her ald office. 31-G BUY YOUR NEW SPRING SHOES HURRY HURRY SHOES DURING ENDERS FORCED SALE Ladies Pumps and Oxfords, values to $10.00 NOW $4.85 Mens Brown English Dress Shoes, all sizes NOW $4.85 Ladies Pumps and Oxfords, values to $12.00 NOW $5.85 300 pairs Men Dress Shoes, wide or narrow toe NOW $4.85 Ladies John Kelly Oxfords and Pumps, values to $13.50 N0W $7.85 EVERY SHOE IN OUR $25,000 STOCK CUT TO THE BOT TOM PRICE Pictorial Patterns For Spring Visit Our Baby Departnment Most Complete Stock in Southern Oregon Saturday Specials Better than you expect. The new Coats and Capes we will show you tomorrow are priced way below their market value. New Spring colors in all late tweed materials. For Saturday Special $ 1 9 75 Ladies Hose SATURDAY SPECIAL 9c Black only. Sizes 9 to 10' L. Three Pair for OC- Crash Toweling 9c 18-inch Cotton Crush, nbout one-half price Amoskeag Apron Gingham Best Grade, Special, per yard 14c 36-in. Barred Curtain Scrim Special, JQC 18 x 36 Heavy Huck Towels Special for Saturday, Each 1fir 47-inch Best Grade Table Oil Cloth, light and dark colors, per yard 33c 81x90 Pequot Sheets Saturday Special, Each fl1 rfC BUSINESS HAS GONE TO HELL LIKE HELL IT HAS I What Klamath County Needs is Spunk, not Bunk s cut out trying to nut it over ting by;" use a real two-fisted effort and honest- to-goodness judgment. To him will come the reaf reward Build Clean "I AIN'T MAD AT NOBODY $,, ! h&&ft .'A.'jmLh. ( .-. ' . , I