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. ',; ij American at Dotrolt:
4-t-' Boston 2 6 1
Elbert H. Gary Reveals Fact
Detroit : 5 8 1
Znilutlcter and Plcinleh; Leonard
"EVENING? HEROT. KCAOTm PATO'OnECdN
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His Father Was Handy ,
With Strap
NEW YORK. July 9. HI
. and Bassier.
National aN'Drooklyn:
' Chicago ..'Ai.iv.'.'..: .....2 6 3
.",' Brooklyn 4 11 0
i'i Alexander, Keen and Hnrtnett;
.' Vance and DeBerny.
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National at Boston:
't St. Loato - 6 7 1
', Bostqn .... 1 8 2
V HWncs and O'Fnrrell; Cooney and
Gibson.
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V National at New York first game
JMttcburgh 12 16 1
V; New ork 3 8 0
Yde and Gooch; Scott, McQuillan.
f Bentloy, W'isner and Snyder, Hurt-
National at Philadelphia, First
" game:
- Cincinnati -.6 12 0
y Philadelphia .' 3 11 2
t; Benton, May and Wlngc; Carl
ay;, son and Wilson,
, .'X National at Philadelphia, second
game.-
Cincinnati S ,17 2
- Philadelphia ....... 11 16 2
' J. May. Brady, Blemiller and
"V Krueger; Fearoe. Knight and Hcn
: line. ' '
I F you have not WMh1 your
I ni will Httip it hn-k In a knob
our a:k an1 -t-ui it with a U.t
oon:h. it yoj r- Mlow ih lat
m-"Je. Any ..nt ;-iitn or surtvn;
Influences about tht r,ut jr .
cidedJy trow mil uKn by those
tell u w lui i uh.it.
FOR EVENING
4 WhtWorry About
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MOTH
DESTROYER
Kills Them!
Destroys their eggs
ThauMnd of hiN
wivas haw quit nony
inc about moth. Thor
in CENOL MOTH DE
STROYER. Kill.th.lai
m that do tho damaga.
Will not atain platting
Odor. Uao It todajr.
Sold by
STAR. DRUG STORE
Wmfi
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('T,HE smartest evening wrap is th
. A ilii shawl with the wide fiingt
It may be embroidered, p:!nrd o
plain and may be vfry com! oi
comparatively Inexpensive. Th.
trick Is to wear It In an IndivMua,
manner something the Spanlii
woman has mastered more thorough
f. ly than any ot her sister.
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A Good Oil-Cookstove
(. a "City-Easy'' Solution!
YOU realize howMcity easy" '
your kitchen-work can be
3when you use a good oil cook-
F stove. No mussy fires to tend
simple, noiseless, safe!
AnA the fuel problem presenting
the carrying of wood, coal and ashes
is solved just be sure you ask lor
"Pearl Oil" byname. That's the high
grade kerosene the Standard Oil Com- -pany
refines and re-refines so it burns
clean, no smoke, no odor; nothing
but intense Same that's all heat! -
Make your oil-cookstove as effi
cient and economical as it should be
use Pearl OiL Order by the name
that's copyrighted for your protection
always say "PEARL OIL".
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
(Cafifaran)
PEARL
OIL
(KEROSENE)
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Convenient Place To Buy Your
.MEAT
Out of the congested district
Plenty Room to Park
Our meats are kept clean and cold
and sold reasonably
' WE DELIVER.
SINCLAIR MARKET
1126 Main ( Phone 793
"LET ME. SERVE YOU"
bert 11. Gary rvonlid today that
ho had btwn spanked a hoy by
his futher for vaylUK "damn."
He told the New York World
about it in the course of tho nows-j
pnper'a symposium on tho relation
of spankinR to successful careers. !
I heard some workmen say
damn'," he explained. "I said !
damn' and my father apunked me. 1
Not knowing what was wrong In
tho word I went back of the house
and said 'damn until I was hoarse."
Mr. Gary said he never has i
spanked his own children. When '
one ot his daughters was naughty :
ho locked her in a closet until she j
admitted she was sorry. "I am 1
sure she remembered that punish-;
nient longer than any other," he
said.
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Shade And Walker J
Will Be Matched!
NEW YORK. N. Y., July 9. OP)
Mickey Walker of Elisabeth. N.
J., world's welterweight champion.
will meet Dave Shade ot California,
his most persisitout challenger, ill
a 15-round decision match In New
York state if a reliablo promoter i
can be obtained to stage the mutch, t
tho state nthictic commission an-!
notinced today following a confer- j
eme with the two principals. ,
Yreka To Vote On
Fire Department
(Special to The Herald)
YREKA. .Calif., July 9. To pro
vide approximately JISOO a year
for the maintenance of an adequate
municipal fire department and for
the purchase of necessary fire fight
ing equipment, a special election
will be held In Yreka July 20.
The need for the proper financing
of the fire department has been ap
parent for several months as the
lime for payment of one of three
installments for the fire npparutus
purchased last year neared and 900
feet of the 7S00 feet of hose owned
hy the department began to show
more and more the ravages of wear.
When the matter was brought be
fore the board of ci:y trustees at the
first July meeting last week. It was
deoidod to have City Attornoy Hor
ace V. Ley draft nn ordinance,
lngnlising the special, election.-- This
was done and at a special mcoting.
the ordinance was unanimously pass
ed.
Under the proposed system of fin
ancing the fire department, a tax
levy of 20 cents on every $100 ot
assessed value will be fixed, creating
an annual fund of approximately
ilSOO, which will be sufficient tp
pay the balance due on the recently
purchased apparatus, (3500, which
will fall due at the rate of a little
more than (1000 a year.
By the maintenance c'. un ane-
quato fire department, business men
of Yreka are confident that the
premium charged for fire Insurance
in the business area as well as In
the residential districts will be ma
terially reduced by the underwriters
and the ultimate saving will be far
greater than the Increase in taxa
tion. This is exclusive of the actual
fire loss Hint would be Incnrmd if
tho city had no proper means for
checking fires in (heir Ipclpieney.
At the last luncdicon of the I. ions
club, O, G, (Steele, James R. Tap-
scott and Robert H. DeWItt were ap
pointed as a committee to further
the campaign for the passage of the
ordinance and following an addresH
hy Steele before tho Yreka Chamber
of Commerce last night, that body
went on record as endorsing the levy.
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In Furniture and House Furnishings
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Window Shades
Now is the time to buy win-'
(low shades
Green shades 3(5x(), closing
out at
59c
Shades in different colors,
sizes from 26 inches wide to
4S inches wide, in the very
best quality. Closing out at
$1 each
Values from $1.25 to $3.50
Hammocks
Bright colors, suitable for
porch or camp
Of good quality. Priced at
$3.25 to $5.50
Special Notice: We have fold
ing chairs to rent for parties
or other special occasions.
Trice reasonable
Beds, Springs And i j
Mattresses
leds -reads
$5,155, $!.5J, $11.75 and
. $13.75
Springs
$:?.)5, $0.35, $8.50, $12.00
$15.00, $18.00, $22.50
Mattresses ' ,
$7.00, $9.00, $12.50, $15.00,"
$18.00, $22.50 and $30.00
Day Beds
The famous Kinney Rome Day
beds, the kind that makes a
full-sized double bed with
large space for bedding.
Your Credit is Good
Come in and look these over'
Rocking Chairs
Genuine Leatlter
$35.00
Unfinished Reed
$13.50
Serviceable Oak rockers with
leather seats
$18,00
Sewing rockers, in oak
$7.25
Genuine Bridge and
Beach Ranges, and Other
Ranges
We sell these ranges on the
installment plan.' Come in
and look them over. They
have a guaranteed fire box.
These ranges are the peer of
. of any on the market. An
inspection will show you how
yon save by buying one of
these.
! 1 1 Ice Boxes
Your Credit is Good
We have a few iceboxes left.
Top icers of 50-pound ice cap
acity in golden oak finish.
There are better ice boxes
but they cost you twice as
much.
You cannot equal these at the
low price we have placed oh
them.
Used Furniture
Good used ranges, used libr
ary tables, beds, springs, some
chairs, one used Congoleum
mg, dining tables, flourbin
tables, one buffet and other
articles in both utensils and
dishes.
All these Avill be sold at prices
that should suit you. You
can't savo money any easier.
Dressers '
One at $18.00
One Chiffonier $16
Dresser with large mirror,
regular price $35; cut to'
$26.50
Ivory dresser $20.00
Walnut dresser cut to $29.00
Walnut desk, a beauty at $15
Come in and look these over.
Perkins
Furni
Hou
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"The Largest Furniture Store m Klamath County"
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BEnLIN, (IP) The widow of Fer-
ruccfo fiusoni has declared her in
tention of bequeathing to the Prus
sian State the entire Rsisoni archive,
comprising all letters, autographs,
musical scores, pictures and instru
ments of the late master. A special i
feature of this gift is a rare colloc.
tlon of original l.ls't manuuoi Ipts j
and scores which iiusonl collected
with tho utmost palps In th course j
of many yearn. I
Wide Variety Of
Fish In Klamath
Biological Survey Shows 178
Different Specimens Are
In River
XKW GRAVITY I'KXIirMM
IXVKXTKi) HY I'ROn-JHSdlt
TOKYO, (P) Dr. II. Nngako, pro
fessor of physics In tho Tokyo Im
perial University, hi credited with
Inventing a new pendulum for use in
determining gravity, The pendulum
Is said to bo constructod solely of
tungsten, mounted In a speciul way,
and to be practically free from out
side influences. Us Inventor claims
the pendulum can withstand heat
and magnetic Impulses combined,
(Special to The Herald)
YREKA, Calif.", July S. That tho
Klamath River teems with animal
li.'o. making a foremost trout and
salmon Htrer.m Is shown In the nnaly
i:is of specimens mudu hy the federal
bureau of biological survey ut Wash
ington, I), t, from specimens gath
ereil by Ocorgo Tonkin, federal
game warden for California with
headquarters at Sacramento, on a
recent trip along tho Klamath river.
A total of 178 spoclmens wore
gutherod und 16 spoclufl of unlmul
life woro Included fix tho group. The
collecting was dona as a part of an
investigation by Tonkin to determine
whether tho Klamath river contain
ed other foort than trout nnd sulmon
for fish cotlng birds of tho mer
ganser type.
Tonkin sought specimen of tho
morgansfirs so that tliolr stomachs
could bo analyzed but no birds could
bo fount! so the rlvor specimens wero
j collected.
j Thn analysis showed that tho col
i lection Included ; small troitt, two;
jsmnll suckers, 21; frog tiulpoles,
eight; dragon fly nymph, one; dam
isel fly nymph, one; may fly nymph,
four; stono fly nymph, one; stone
fly adult, one; caddis fly cases nnd
larvae, two; water buutmnn, 1(1;
midge pupne, four; flat ivorms, 104;
loech., one; snails, six; MmpotH, two;
and crawfish, four.
COAST I.IO.KiLIJ HCOUIOH
At Portland 4; Salt I.ako 6.
At Oaklnnd 4; Vernon 6.
At Seattle 7; Hacijumonto 6.
At Los Angeles 4: San Francisco 7.
IHI.K OF PINK 1IA.H RKCOItl)
FKl'IT AXI VKOKTAIIliK CHOP
HAVANA. Information recolved
heirs Indicates that conditions on tho
Isle of Pines tiro Improving, tho larg
est fruit and vegotubla crop over
grown thore having been marketod
this season.
Ratification of tho Ilny-Quosadu,
treaty, confirming Culm's claim to
thh Island, has bcon accepted by
Cubans and American residents us
beneficial to both, It wh suld. Di
versity of T-rops has bcon a boon to
all mid plans aiio being mudo in
plant a greater varloly of foodstuffs.
Construction ot a nutlonal ponl
tnntlury at Nuova tlorona is planned
hy Hoctotury of tho Interior Kogorln
i9:iyn Ilaziin nnd possible construe
Hon of a model Insanity asylum is
also mnnt:onea. Ti;in tair. (it I'lnos,
was until tho revolution of Inde
pendence, a Spanish, icolony.
Roma men In , knickers look flna.
Others look llko man In knickers.
COYOTKS COOPKUATK IX
NTAIiKlNO WII.H OA.MK
WALLA WALLA, Wash. That
coyotes iinderstaiid tho rudlmuiits
of cooperation Is Indk-atod by a
story told hy T'.ionins Spoor, a farm
er un Mill Crook, near horo,
A coyolo ul traded Jils utlotitlon
as lie was plowing, Hpoor auld. It
paced to and fro, llko ft aonury on
guard duty. A Chlnesa pliousnnt
rosier a short dlstunca beyond wan
being forced slowly ,nwny from tho
animal, since with oaoh round trip,
tho coyoto enmo n llttlo closer to
Mm fowl's j:iltlon. Thon, boyond
tho bird, la second coyoto wiib dls
cornod, crtruchod, walling. . Present
ly tho walling coyoto bocamo Im
patient, nnd leaped nt tho pheasunt, i
missing It.
Tiho bird flow nwny, nnd tho twoi
coyotos dopiurtod togothor.
Tho Doad Bea's 20 pnr cont Bait,
So It will konp a long lima,