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KLAMATH FILLS
BASEBALL TEAM
Eighteen . Men Comprise
Personnel of
City, Nine
: : The eighteen .athletes In whose
hands the fate of. Klamath Falls as
a baseball town, will rest, were
picked last , night by Manager Fred
, Glover in order to have the list com
plete to hand into league officials
at a meeting in Weed tonight.
The line-up as announced is as
follows: .Pitchors, BeA Arnold, .
.,iB. . Hogan, Prultt. . IJhlllips and.
Sweet; InflelJers, Howard, Mathews,
. JU Nonvest, H. L, Bayness, Carter,
, , foster,. .Bud Cod-, Carroll. Staley
. and 'Red Watts; Catchers," Bannister
and Anderson; outfielders, Foster,
, Cody, Carter, Staley and Ed Clarke.
Ftashy -Aggregation
. The aggregation will prove to be
one. of the flashiest 9eoii-pro teams
on the coast. Is the belief of experts
- who. .have-witnessed try-outs on the
fair grounds diamond. Such play-
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,.ers as Bannister on the receiving
. end and Red Watts, who put in his
.first appearance yesterday after
noon,, will bolster up toe team de
..cidedlyy; '.. .. .
: .Watts Is a player with experience
.. of many years in the old northwest
-league and : with' a little practice
should make good on the-short-stop
. position. Bannister, tried out with
Portland, and was carried through
the training season before released,
i .Anderson is giving .Bannister a hard
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run, for his position and .the pon-
uro, AlDurtua wrote as follows:-;.
, Wants Bat Wort
.'; What Manager .Clover Is after,
more than anything else. Is a team
which is hefty with the stick'. ,
"I want ' to get an aggregation
that can lambast them out from the
first inning to the last-."- Mr. Glover
sail. "What I have set my mind on,
is winning the first game, which
will be with Mt.l Shasta In Klamath
Falls. If we can win the first two.
game, I have no fear for the rest of
the season, for I feel we have a set
. of athletes on the Klamath Falls
-.tottm, second to none In the league."
. tnox AVTVRAB
Family islUjig With Friends in the
- City Jills Week
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- Mr. and Mrs.-James Dugan of Al
turas, in company with their two
small children, arrived in Klamath
Falls last night,, where they are In
terested In business' affairs In the
city. : They ore stopping In the. Ar
cade hotel -while in Klamath Falls.
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YOUR DOCTOR
Flush your kidneys by drinking a
quart of wator each day, also take
salts occasionally,. .says a noted au
thority, who tells us that too much
rich food forms aoids, which almost
paralyze the kidneys In their ef
forts to expel It from the blood.
They become sluggish and weaken;
then you may suffer with aTdull
misery in the kidnez region, sharp
palna In the back or sick headache.
ugliness, your, stomach sours,
tonaue Is' rnntnil. nnri & hnn
' weather ,ts Led yon have rheumatic
twinges. The . urine gets cloudy,
full of sediment, the channels oiton
get sore and irritated, obliging you
to seok relief two or three times
during the night. '
To help neutralize these irrita
ting acids, to help cleanso the kid
neys and flush oil tho body's urin
ous waste, get fou rounces 'of Jad
Units from any pharmacy here;
lake a tablespoonful in a glass of
wator before breakfast for a .few
days, and your kidneys may then
net fine. This famous salts is made
from tho acid of grapes and lemon
juice, combined with . llthlfl, and
lias been, used for years to help
Jluslt .and stimulate' sluggish kid.
jioys; also to toeutrallae the acids
lit the system so . they no .longer
irritate, thus often relieving blad
der .weakness.,: t, :, . .... :
Jad. Salts -is' InexpenslyV; cannot
' lnlnre and makes 'a delightful ef
fervescent lithla-water drink. By
11 means have -your physician ex
amine yonr kidneys nt least twice a
year. Adv. ,
KIDNEYS
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jTORES, HARRIS
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Fans Anxious to See Ash
land Flash in Action '
v Against Good man
9 a very iuimnli rignt ran mat
saw the whip lash rigltt ,unj-cr cut
that knyovtl Wilbur HarrUmtoii
lnt niontli, .wants to seethe, author
of that .bluiv in nrtlou again. They
will have their wish gratified for
Maurice .llnrris of .Ashland, the
man who was . responsible for cue
of tho prettiest knockouts seen
this fear. Hill take on Young Felix
Torres in .the boxing-wrestling- card
at the Scandinavian luiU Tuosdny
evening, May S. '
Harris . Is lean and Wiry, cool and
heady, and .packs one of tho hard
est right crosses seen in these parts
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for some time. In the first round
of his fight with Harrington. Harris
stood off the rushes of tho game
Indian, with a jolting left. Sudden
ly Harrington left himself open.
and like & flash of light the right
cross was through and to the
point of the chin. Harrington weat
down like a tree felled by an nx.
He managed to last, out till the mid
dle of the second round, but a
final shock punch to the jaw pulled
the curtains.
- Torres Shifty '
-Torres is a 'fighter - unlike Har
rington. He is shifty, heady, and
content to stand off .and jab with
his left. The question among fans
is, -with Teresa' weigh advantage
and his shiftiness, can he keep away
from that stodge -.hammer--, right
that Harris packs around with him.
Another question that is puz
zling --fight -fans is- who-will win In
the wrestling match between Heary
St
Burke, -local light -heavywelgh '
wrestler, -and Charles Deabenderfcr
of Dunsmuir.
Burke Old-Timer- j
Burke has wrestled in this city !
many times. He has taken them on
from Ted Thye down, and many
will remember how groggy Taye
was from Deadlocks Burke clamped
on him. Only by Knocking Burke
cold did Thye pull out of tho hole.
Deabenderfcr is a 'fast and husky j
wrestler who has beon rolling them
over In northern California.' Both I
men are training conscientiously for
the mat:h. Henry Is anxious -to live
down his defeat at the bands of
Ad Gustavo by a crushing defeat of
Deabenderfer. -
' ' .Fast Card -' '
Besides -the wrestling match and
Ihe Hurris-Torrcs boxing match,
there are thfee other boxing bouts
scheduled. Wilbur Harrington, who
Is always dangerous until he Is
down and out.' will fight tho popu
lar Dummy H'oolo at 135 pounds;
Jack Crlm, who Is developing -into
one of the fastest welterweights In
this section, will tangle with Kid
Relgan of San Francisco; Jack
Mayberry and Joe Walters will
fight the ' curtain miser at 170
pounds. "
FOKMEK ItKSIDKXT
JDiuiKlitii- of Klpgo Conch )rlvvr
VIlt.-iiB 511 i'Uy
.Mrs. Elmer Cleaver, who was be
fore her marriage Miss ' Hattle
Feree, Is visiting in Klamath Falls
Jot the remainder of the week and
calling on old-time acquaintences.
This is the first visit Mra. Cleaver
lias made to the city since 1889 an1
he Is greatly surprised at the
growth of . Klamath Falls from
Llnkvllle. She is the daughter of
Captain .Feree, who operated a
stpgo coach line .from Klamath
Falls to Medford. ', .',
OSSININO, N. Y., May 1.' Mor
ris Diamond and Joseph Diamond,
brothers, and Jo'.m Farina were
electrocuted at Sing Sing prison lust
night for the murder In Brooklyn
of two bank messengers In 1923.
The birth-rate 'of t:ie United
SUtea Is decreasing. Automobiles
don't cry at night.
COAST h$,tV.K .(HXMtKM
Yesterday's remits
Portland 6, Vernon. 41 :
Boattle 7, Oaklmd 3.'
Los Angeles . 3, 8acramento
San Francisco .14. Sail Lake,
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CARD
Bigjgest Day
For the benefit of those who work during the week, and
who have been unable to take advantage of our sale
prices, we have arranged a special Saturday Sale
. Evcrvthine la tlni mre iurliUfd hi rnlo except Iinvrnbec'Jir rase goj;Is. -A. V V JL VA
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LOWEST
TO-STORE BUYING POWER MAKES THEM POSSIBLE
Hoosier Kitchen Cabinets
.Only two left. Regularly sold for $8,7.50.
.These are slightly scratched damage
you can repair with a 10c can of white
enamel. The remianing two at
$44 '
Linoleum
All first grade no seconds. Very
newest patterns in Armstrong's
and J31abon's" linoleum the best
made. This is the regular ,?1.35
linoleum. . i
99c PER 'SQUARE YARD ,
(Remember no' seconds) ' , '
If you want" seconds, we have j
them at 75c per yard
Graniteware
Cup and saucer -lOc
Dippers, pans, pie pans, measur
ing cups, .basting spoons, pudding
pans, stew pami all to go at 10c
Added Extra Special
Glass butter dish, creamer , and
' sugar Three-piece set
15c 1ei; set .
Liniit one set .to a customer
721 Main
"Not Going
of
This Big
PRICES OF THE YEAR
AND HERE ARE -MORE
ALL
GENUINE BARGAINS!
Jacquard Overstuffed Suites
Davenport and Fireside
Chair
$155
Silk Tapestry Davenports
- $72.50
Bill welt Bed Davenports -$85
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DayBeds .
$19.50 p
White Enamel Steel Ranges
' Full 1 8-inch ovens
'$58.50
- , - Opposite
Out of Business r Just
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Money-Saving
A
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Bro o m s
An unheard-of bargain
at this smashing price
of 19c
100 brooms to go to
the first 100 women
who enter oujr store
Saturday evening after
7:00 o'clock. None
sold before that time.
Limit one to a cus
tomer BRING 19c IN
CHANGE OR YOU
DON'T GET A
BROOM
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Light Globes
Another big shipment. Mazda type
ordinarily sold for much more. On sale at
19c
Lawn Mowers
14 and 16-inch cut. Eight, and ten-inch
wheels. Ball bearing..........,......,.. $8,50
Rugs
$44 9x12 Hightstown Axminster, seamed
or seamless ........:.....J3 gg
$44 Khoraesan 9x12 rugs '-$31,85
-Silk Floss Mattresses ,
30-pound. A wonderful buy at this price
one that must be seen to be appreci-,
ated.. ...;....:...........,.'..:.... -,$14.25
All-steel bed springs :. $3.95
Ice Boxes
Rhinelander Airtite Best ..niader Na
tionally advertised. Will stand dry, hot
weather ,without shrinking o waiiping.1
During this sale, priced for less than you
could make them, if you got your ma
terials for nothing.. ,' '"' N
30-pound capacity J 2.75
' Larger siies in stock
& Woolf
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