The Evening herald., April 13, 1928, City Edition, Page 2, Image 2

THE FA'ENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
Friday, April 13, IMS
Announcing the Opening of s I J; v j;
Men's Waist
OVERALLS
98c pair
Madu from 220 illuo Dcuira, well
tailored. riveted where reinforce
ment In necessary. A real bar
gain. .BUY SATURDAY.
Two
rrr- I -5- 4- J- - -5. -S -i- -. S -5-- Kl
CANVAS
GLOVES
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Boss C-loves Ur I'lilr
A not lit'r lot Boss (llovus liV ir.
II I hiss liluves IWe ir.
Those prices uro from S to 10c u
.ulr miller regular.
BUY HATI'IUIAY A.tl 8 .WE!
CONNOLLY BROTHERS
MEtf'S FURNISHINGS AND CLOTHING DEPARTMENT
Saturday, April 14th at 9 A. M.
Paris Garters 25c pr.
A complete new stock of
and placed on our shelves
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Men's Furnishings, Clothing, Hats and caps, Boots and Shoes, have just been unpacked
and' clothing racks. Every thing new, of the very best quality and reasonably priced.
We cordially invite you to' call and inspect the merchandise. 1
Suspenders 49c pair
Work Pants
Khaki :....I.IW Mir up
Moleskin S2.7I uiir up
Both these punts arc exceptional
values. All new fresh
merchandise.
Men's Work Socks
Firemen's and Engineers UK- r.
Black and Drown.
Roekford Socks 10c pair
Meu's Dress Socks Miir up
ALL SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY
Men's
BREECHES
Klinkl it.H pair
Whipcord W.13 pair
We curry a complete slock of
llrucclies tip tu 1 10. U0 pair.
Men's Dress
"PANTS
$4.50 pair up
All sines up to 50. llrlun on the
' lilt; men. e cau tit I hem.
CONNOLLY 1IUOS.
Men's Wool
BLAZERS
$"."11 Values
56 50 Values
JM.0,1
M.1K5
fOTTOX WORK SHIRTS
uttc each
Rlue and Gray CUambray.
Men's Work Shoes
Two special lmrgain tuHes will
be loaded with .Men's Work Shoes
at special prices for Saturday. It
w ill 1ay -yU to coine In and look
theiu over. u
Men's Cotton
WORK PANTS
-i.-.M i'.ur i r
Now tuercliiuidlso arriving dully.
We solicit, your palroii.ige
$19.75
to
$27.50
Suits alt discriminating men will
agree are worth far more than
we ask. Suits that combine ap
pearance and service. .Suits that
will look more than 19.75 when
you first put them on and still
look more so after months ot
wear. PICK OUT THAT NEY
r SUIT SATURDAY
Wire Sewed
MITTS
79c pair
Regular I.OO value
For the mill men this is au
n , . . exceptional buy.
LUGGAGE
TRUNKS W.IW up
BAttS S3.SO to 33.0O
SUIT CASES ..jjs5S......1J up
FREE FREE
BIG PRIZE
A $10.00 Fish Rod or Reel for largest trout caught in
Klamath county on opening day of the season
April 15, 1928
Fish to be weighed in at Connolly Bros, by 7 p. m. Monday.
Everything for the Fisherman at Prices that, are right.
Inspect Our Complete Stock.
Connolly Brothers
Men's Corduroy
PANTS
$3,95 pair up
tome in both light and dark
colors u lid all lle.
MEN'S HATS
$4.95
A rt' hithi'nt tt Ktiuilur1 villi!'.
hut yuu U1 be proud tu owo.
iff
MEN'S CAPS
$2.49 and $2.93
All the latest shapes and ma
terial. Extraordinary vuluvs.
f V 17
912-9l4""MAirrSTREET
$29.75
to
n sb
r
Illue Serges, I 'In Htrliies, Hankers
timys. Twists, rtc. Two aud
three button models, alict (rum
ni tu 4.
Hulls like tlie nre ordinarily
ii ht fur Hi."". Every suit Is
superiily tailored r f fine all wool
tnalnrtuia. J nit the rlKlit weight
for now, all Spring and summer
wear.
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VI aV(U(UlUV T Ml.
I! Higami, Japan
f In Klamath
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X ' Al KaTaslck, the terrible Rus-
aian headlock artist ot Port
land, and Profeseor Higami. light
k4ieaVywelght champion wrestler
; of Japan, have been definitely
; f igned by A. McDuffee, promo
. ler ot a wrestling -' elimination
J tournament sponsored by the
Veterans ot Foreign Wars, to
Jnect In Klamath Falls on April
J9th to determine which will be
' lurrlTor In the tourney.! ' '
This was the announcement
?!Ihis morning by McDnffe' who
''Tins Just returned from Portland
If Hut signing these two Damons
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Meet Prof, .
Title Holder,
Falls, April 19th
ANOREWPAYN
P: tee vooM ".
quickness and endurance he adds
a keen mind.
As light-heavyweight title hold
er ot Japan he to recognized as
one ot the wrestling finds ot the
past decade. That is may upset
the . "Terrible .Russian" 1 ad
mitted on every hide by mat fans
who are Jn "the know."
In a sense the next wrestling
bout is a double main event.
Henry Burkei pride of Klamath,
will meet Frank flurns who. last
Wednesday In the Hellig thea
tre. Portland, flattened Sailor
Petes in a sensational bout.
. Mr. McDuffee also announced
that he bad elgned Strangler
Lewis, heavyweight champion of
the world to meet a suitable op
ponent hi Klamath Falls In the
near future., . .''.'; '
LEAD
GAINING
Marathon Runners Will
be Received by pov
ernor of Oklchoma
EL RENO. Okla., April 13.(P)
-The 82 runners and walkers
beading the cross-country mara
thon caravan faced a 33-mlle
jaunt to Oklahoma City today
with the marks of desert travel
removed from clothing and equip
ment in readiness for reception
by Governor Henry S. Johnston.
Andrew Payne ot Claremoje.
Okla., used the 3-mlle lap from
Bridgeport s yesterday to slightly
Increase his lead over Peter (la
vunl ot Southampton, England.
The Oklahoman finished In 6:2tf:
24 to retain the leadership - In
i elapsed time with a mark of
246:49:31. tiavutzi needed six
hours and 32 minutes, giving him
a total of S48:1:&U for the 145
miles from Los Angeles.
British women members of the
' house of commons demand they
i be accorded the same privileges
I as the men members. Can't they
find any place to loaf?
I Ringing speeches don't always
' ring the bell.
1MJ.NAI.I) II VN.KY OK
FOKT IS PI.KI.MiKI
O R K i O N AGRICULTURAL
COLLEGE. Corrallis, April 13
Donald Iluilcy ot Fort Klamath,
sophomore in commerce here, has
i been pledged to Hammer and
i Coffin national humor fraternity.
' Mr. bailey Is on the managerial
j staff of the Orange Owl, a hu
moruns publication on the cam
I pus edited uud puhlinhcd by
students of this fraternity.
1 An Iowa carpenter has four
i sets of twins. Just trying to
. build a little family. '
BIG LEAGUES
AT A GLANCE
Some of our leading politicians
seem to be pretty hard-boiled in
oil.
McGraw Wants to Be Shown
'amt artists for a Klamath match.
ij It will be the third bout of
the elimination tournament. Ini
the first Sailor Jack Woods flat- j
V nod Henry Burke; in the second
- O'oods crashed Bull Montana to J
MJie mat. two throws out of three.
The Karaslck-Hlganit bout I
J 'ill be one ot the greatest
..wrestling sport, features staged
jin soulhora Oregon. Karasick is
ijy cognlred as ono of the most
Xelontlesii bone crashers In the
lame. Ho Is fresh from a long
rTlos ot victories In Portland,
f ,4 Karaelck'a hcadlock li known
throughout the United Stutei.
J Strong as a- bull and quick as a
ciit, the light-heavyweight clamps
;iJn the temple-grinding hold with
' tlnbellovablfl quickness. He bears
ho reputation of being a rough
And tumble fighter. Many of)
. his bonis havo ended in tights
ill which Katasit'k either with
this fist, knee or foot, would
Trash his opponent on the chin
fi r a knockout.
i Throughout the northwest the
riiugh-tongh-ready grapplor is a
(major drawing card and his
..agreement to enter a Klamath
Jiving against such a notable op
ponent as Higami is greeted with
4iirprlsft and enthusiasm by
"Klamath fans.
i- ' Hlgatnl'f record shows him to
' he nmong th- tnp'Bot errors. - He
" Ik a combined bone crusher and
jiu-jitsu duvotpe, JYith strength,
cissEiitis ;
uptobigrep!
Smilin' Bill Leads Chicago I
White Sox Batting !
Attack i ,
CHICAGO, April 13.(ip Smil
in' Bill Clsscll. the 3123,000
White Sox rookie shortstop for
merly with the Portland Beavers,
I
atliiiul Lengno
Iloston at New York, cold.
I'hlladetplila at Brooklyn, wet.
Chicago 3 9 3
Cincinnati 13 3
'Jones. Malono Ilartnett; Alxey,
Edwards, Lucua and Plclnleh.
Pittsburgh 0 7 1
St. Louis 6 10 0
Crimen and (iooch: Alexander
and O'Farrell.
American lieague
New York at Philadelphia, wot.
Wsshlugton nt Boston, cold.
Cleveland 2 7 0
Chicago 1 10 1
Hhuutn and L. Howell; Thomas
Cox and Uurg.
Ht. Louis 7 7 2
Detroit 2 7 4
Ogdn and Schuug; Wlillelilll,
Carroll, Stonvr, Smith uud Wood-all.
Read. lll'YM HIMPHO.N KSTTK.
At Sacramento , makshfIELO, Ore.. April 13.
s,',tlle - 4 11 6 (PL. J. Simpson of North Rend
Sacramento 11 II 1, . , . , '., . , . ,
. , . announced today that he had
Martin and Schmidt; uKatlng I , , ,, ., ...
and Severeld. purchased all properties of the
I Simpson estate In Oregon, lu-
I At Los Angeles eluding seven miles of waterfront
, !-os Angeles 3 C 1 In the Coos Bay district. Ho sold
I Hollywood 0 1 0 his onu-thlrd Interest III tile Coos
1 Cunningham aud SaudUergi . "uv 1-OKgliig com puny to other
I.Muliahy and Cook. nto kholdert.
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Coast League
Ball Scores
At San Francisco
Sen Is 3 g 1
Missions 0 6 2
Jacobs and Sprint; l'lllelto
and Baldwin.
At Oakland
Portland 3 9 1
Oukland 4 11 1
Colo and Hi go: Boehler and
In the spring a young man s
fancy and so arc a lot
' ' of the older cuy
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has rendered satisfaction plus so
tar to the skeptic Chicago funs.
In two games with Cleveland,
the former Pacific Coast league
star has led the White Sox bat
ting attack, bagging five hits In
eight times at bat. In his nerv
ousness In the first game, be
pegged a wild throw to first
aftor a beautiful ono-bunded
step.
- "Tho- khrs a con-er and worth
tho tnohiy," Manager Ruy Schulk
observed.
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Although tho experts do not rate the-New York C.lunls very highly In .their-pennant prcdlellons for
l-this season, John MnOrsw, tho colorful boas of . the UianU, thinks 'his 1928 Rang will-make them
j whistle a different tune once tbo seasons guts under way. McGraw has Andy Cohen, left, "Shanty"
lllogan, center and Zeko Barnes, right, listed as Important reasons why tho Giant will be, a good club
, this tvusou, if this (rlo does their stuff. as MiO raw expects,' watch out-for some dust from N. Y,
trip
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fjnd Split Uumboo Rods $1.75
I Jointed Steel Jioda 85
! LrM Level-Winding Keeln ; 3.50 MbiTl
' Via Fly CaHting KeelH 1.50 cSI 8
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