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Wfg TTET? A1T5. mTOff FaITS. OREGON
Joins Managerial Ranks
Meet the bow manager of the Chicago Cute. In other word permit u
to Introduce Mr. Rabbit" MaranvlUe, long regarded as one of the best
tnnelderi In the- game. MaranvlUe came to the Cuba in a trade with
Pittsburg last winter. He's been playing professional ball over 15 seasons.
He tucceeas Bill Klllefer, who piloted the Cubs since Aug. 4. 1941.
Dempsey Plans
; to Fight Soon
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NEW YORK, July IT. JP)
Jack Dempsey, heavyweight boxing
champion, today - visited the New
York state athletic, commission and.
Baidl,, after the conference that he
had made his peace, and that the
commissioners had : agreed to two
'of three bouts before he meets the
negro, .Harry Wills.
The title holder "said that he had
signed an ,: agreement with Pro
moter Tex Rickard to box Wills
and the way now 'was open to the
contract Xor the bout. Commis
sioner Muldoon -agreed, Dempsey
said, that he should be permitted a
couple of wanning 'up contests.
A Tunney match is in prospect,
the', champion admitted, and may
be one of the feature attractions at
the new Madison ..Square this win
ter. He expects tp meet Bartley
Madden at MichlgaCity before the
summer is over, although be Has
not signed the papers.
Poison Formula
Recommended By x
C. A. Henderson
COAST LEAGUE HCORKS
-1,08 Angeles 5, Portland 3.
San Francisco' 8, .Seattle 6.
Salt Lake 16, Vernon 15.
" Sacramento 7, Oakland 6. .
An Imported frock of rose chiffon
has a coat of pose) and silver lace
trimmed with ribbons 'of a deeper
shade of. rose. ,! ' '"
WOOD
Summer weather has , melted
down the price of- -
Block-Wood
to the extreme bottom. Low
summer prices are now on.
Don't hesitate but buy your
winter's wood now. There will
be no cheaper prices.
t Green Slabs
Orders are coming in for that
good cheap wood green slab.
Our trucks are delivering the
best green slab we have ever
sold. Order a years supply of
blocks, and green slab, and
you are safe you can get no
better wood.
Peyton & Co.
"Wood to bum"
601 Main Phone 535
Cut worms have been reported as
common about the county the last
few days. The following mixture is
recommended in . 'controlling this
pest: 1 lb. arsenic or Paris green
15 lbs. bran, S , lbs sawdust, 1-2
gal. molasses, 1 or. amyl acetate
(banana oil), 3 to 4 gals water.
The arsenic, bran and sawdust
should be mixed thoroughly when
dry. Molasses, water and banana
oil should be mixed and added to
the dry materials, stirring or shovel
ing over thoroughly until complete
ly mixed. This amount of mash
will cover approximately half an
acre and should be used in the eve
ning by broadcasting, preferably by
hand after the sun has gone down.
Half a dozen ground or crushed
lemons- can )e substituted for the
banana oil. .' ' " '
This mixture slrtnrld never be
thrown on mature plants as it is
highly, poisonous for human con
sumption, but should be applied be
tween rows. :'
Stout Hatchery
Is Purchased By
Local Attorney
By virtue., of a deal just complet
ed, Charles F. Stone is today the
owner of the Stout fish hatchery,
located four miles north of Chllo
quln on a small stream emptying in
to Spring creek. Judge Stone
bought out Henry Stout and John
Ramsdall.
The hatchery is one of the few
'private hatcheries in the state, and
the product of the hatchery is sold
o restaurants. Mr. Stout, according
to Judge Stpnt, ui-3 consented to
remain at the hatchery for several
!days. Fred CHTf will.be placed in
'charge.
I Mr. Stout plans to move to Klam
ath Fails to look after his extensive
I property interests here.
The holdings of the hatchery In
clude approximately 150,000 rain
j bow and eastern brook trout, four
I pools in which the trout are raised,
two building, and several log houses.
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He Can Hit
Not Temporary Relief But CURE
PILES or other Redtal or Colon
ailmenu should not be experi
mentedwith. Theyihould and cin he
permsnently CURED by my non-mrsi-cl
method.
Send todsy for my FREE BOOK con
Ulnlng scores of voluntary teitimonislj
trom patients, some of whom had suff.
ered 20 yean and had tried every kind
of drug and treatment. Read it and you
will better understand why
1 can give a Written Quar-
oniee to Lunt your 1'ilej
retund your fee.
rwniMww ur rail
STATT I r n FFI r r c ' -
fwr ouiidii
Introducing tho "Eabe Ruth of the
Western Leocuc." In other words,
meet "Doc" rayne, of tho Wichita
club, one of tho hardest hitters in
the history of that organization.
Payne Is clouting the pellet over
.400, leading the clroult. . He's quite
a home run Buy, .too. Over one
ktretch of 11 games he crashed out
' (reven four.pllera, :, Big league scouts .
' have their tyea, on hlni; ' ' '
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FerimiiLiuire
Saturday and Monday
You Only Live Around the Corner From Us, or the Dis
tance to Your Telephone or Writing Desk, for We De
liever FREE on Truck Loads.
Bed Room Furniture
We have one beautiful ivory, 9-piece, bed room suite,
including mattress and box spring, cane panel insert,
large vanity, tripple mirror, extra large dresser and
chifforobe, table, rocker and bench, with beautiful
bow foot bed. Regular price, complete $525.00.
Saturday and Monday, 295.75
Other combination suites in proportion, to quality.
Dining Room
oA very important part of the home where
you feed the old man and the kiddies. Have
them from 65.00 complete to
275.00
A suite to suit a tent or a Mansion
Look them over
s All-Ventilating Shades for monpoKh comfort
We have five hundred different articles we are going
to sell you
Saturday and Monday,
each
tm in TT
Lai'e tables, just loaded with bargains for the thrifty
.buyer. '
'Oh ! yet, we still sell some patterns of linoleum for 99c (
And felt base as cheap as 49c ln n""in'.
VfTKlTll ATI m
Porch Shades
Turn your porch into a cool cozy nook bedroom, tea
room or play room for the babies, they are priced
right. Come in and look them over while the stock
is complete. . : '
Perkins'
Furniture House
"The Furnisher of Happy Homes"
On Sixth St., Between Main and Klamath Ave.
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