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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 10, 1921)
"-'. 1 C(ltAiJ)Jt $ y " J -r t f -r-f 7 I nrr ." ' i i PAGB'rtVR '"""V""' THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON MOKnAr, oowwftR 10, tosi.u "fa- asWHMte K Yankees Win 3 to C-; Lead Series by One (Contlnuod tiom rngo 1) itoln third whon Krhcli dropped bull on SmltVe throw and dashed omo but wuB thrown out at tlio pinto, Krlsch to Smith. ainntn: Bmlth fllod to Mlllor; Nohf (Hod to llilth : Durns hunted safely In hit mid run piny; Ilau croft singled sondln;? Hums to third; llumu was caught running it in o, MouboI to J'ipp to Ward to Vock to Schang. rrhlrd Inning Ynnkecs: McNnlly walked Hchani: hit two hni;i;or send ing McNally to third; Ilancroft throw it lloyt flrt; Mllcr fllod to Mnuc.il, McNally scored on tho fly: Peck went ut to Kolly unassisted, ono run. Giants: Frlsch singles; Young grounds to third forcing Frln:h; VVNally to Ward; Kolly fanned; Mousol Tilt two bagger Young tak ing third; Itnwllnga out, pop fly to third. Fourth Inning YnnUocn; Ituth bantod safely"; Iluth ncorod on If ousels doublo; IlawllngB throw ripp but at first; wur-1 hit 'sacrl- l tica fly to Huron scoring Mousol; $ Bams caught McNally s drive; two runs. aiants: Ruth limped to loft; Bailth walks; Nohf fanned oulj Barns fanned; Bmlth out Btoallng, Schang to Word. Fifth Inning Yankees; Schang foalod out to third; Hoyt out Kritch to Kolly; Mlllor doubles; I'ocklnpuugh fllod out to Mousol. Olants: Ilancroft out fly to right; Kriflch out, lino fly to Peck- iapaugh; Young out by groundor t Plpp. ' Sixth Inning Yankees: Ruth fannod; MouboI foul fly to first; Plpp out; Nohf to Kolly. Olants: Kolly slnglod; Mousol forced Kolly Ward to Pccklnpaugh; Hawllngn popped to Mlllor; Smith nut, Ward to Plpp, .Sovonth Inning Yankces: Ward 'filed to Ilancroft; McNally fllod to Daucroft;' Bchang out, filed to toft. aiantit: Nohf fllod out to Ruth; Barns out Hoyt to Plpp; Plpp put Ilancroft out nt- first, unossljtod. Eighth Inning Yankees: Hoyt fannod; Frlsch throw miller out nt ttrnt; Peckplnpaugh singled to loft; Ruth .struck out. ' alants: FrlBcH grounded out to. Plpp; Young slnglod; Kolly singles to right, scndlngt Xung(io Third, bit Kallv thrown 'innlJ trvlnir for Beoond; Mousol to Ward; Mousol' foulod out Tom P(pp, who cnughl tho ball leaning ovor tho specta tor's box. Ninth Inning Yankees Mcuscl out; Frlsch toKolly; Plpp- oofj Kolly to Nehff' Ward out, Itawllngs to Kolly. Q!ants: Itawllngs doubles to loft; Smith poppod to second; Sny dor batting for Nohf; Snyder fan- aod. ' BISHQP CAME ALL PREPARED .TalUyrand'a Costume for Visit to the "Wild Wsst" Astonished Those . i Who Saw It. Tnllcyrniid. tho witty Frenchman whoso sharp and pointed sallies kept Paris either wincing or laughing, onco made a visit to America In tho days beforo ho laid aside tho bishop's lawn and purple for tho robes of n minister of statu. And while In this country he made n visit Into tho Wild West, Mhlch In those (lajs could bo found In Ohio. A frltud chanced upon him In New York and was Invited to break fast, and after tho meal was concluded Talleyrand withdrew to his bedroom and donned tho suit In which ho pro posed to nihciituro Into thu wilder ness. Hven In those days New Yoilt had begun to drnw sartorial distinc tions, mid tho friend, who was fa miliar with the modes of dress In this new country, was astounded nlmost to speechlessness when Tnlleyrnnd stepped from his bedroom el ail In full dress of n backwoodsman of tho cen tury bcfoie. Tho bishop had thrown off his churchly garments for the fringed buckskin breeches and coon skin cap of tho earliest of America's pioneers. Whero and how ho bad achieved thqcostmne was a mystery; yet ho saw nothing ridiculous In It, vyas In factdcllghtcd with It, nnd thus clad, departed (or tho wilds of America. First Girl. Ever Photographed.. While Franco claims to novo Invent ed photography through tho genius of Oaguerre,-' the' painter,' Amorlca Is proud of "tho fact that It Was one of her sons who photographed the first face. ( After tyaniof patient labor Da guerre succeeded In -taking sunlight pictures of scenery on a sensitive) plate. ' ' This wos In J839, and a year later Prof. John V. Draper of Now York ' took n photograph of his sister Dor .othy, the. first person to hnvo her llko noss reproduced on a prepared back ground with the help of tho sun's ' rays, t It, took an hour to tnke tho plioto gruph, und the plcturo may still be seen. 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Noto tho special suit, mado nec essary by the tempcratmo of CO Mow ccro In tho upper region; &4m k . JDk, tm, a '' J WLWj ( rlJLy'FwKLil ' MvjHKjn AxviPL9UKi9KjxSijBBB"lnfl --iyT;?MBBBwi viBMtrJ 1! PBHsBBsBV'i'.IBVBH vpSbHH ' ' V IWHIsBBHBBKLIsH fH'lKsBBBKtsWsBBfl ;&jsBrBrnZ2'BrM BHPf f Y bBbbK&bKM.'T'sbH ?VBBB--J "td? f',BBKiHB?kBVST Vi C AWVU. UTS WK?" '.W i 1J -n-ntMmmmmmmm IDOLS WHO Si ' f BANCROFT' FORMIDABLE TRIO OF V Itl LV ooe MBUbi. -.-,wuu j-u uTJ U U LTTJUL LH UVlj-JWUUUUlVTJWW SEX STOP USE OF HONOLULU, T. H., Sopt. 8. Dy j mall a unique foaturo of tho grad ual riso oi women's inriuenco In Japan", until tholr position now Is slowly approximating that of Amer ican and nrltlsh women, Is that thoy aro giving up smoking, Just nt tho tlmo iv lion groat comment has Lnrlsen ovor tho increase of smoking among tholr sisters in America nnd Kngland, according to Dr. T. II Undon, dean of tho theological de partment of Kwnnsel Qakuln, a mis sion collcgo In Japan, who nttondod sessions hero of tho Pan-Paclflo ed ucational conforenco aa ono of tho omplro's representatives. ' "Formerly all 'classos of women In Japan smokod In pabllo as woll as In tholrhomos," Dr. Jadon said. r'Tho Influence of the west has al most stopped this custom, although It, Js .to, the Interest of tho govern mont'td. foster 1(', i tobacco is a government -monopoly.' I Dr. Haden said that, a new word for homo 5'katol" has been coin ed In Japan to express tho meaning and idea of home life in western civilization aa it la being learned by the Japanese. i r' The changing condition of Jap- anoso women Is only begin, but It is proceeding with . rapidity and intensity which are Terr significant and hopotul," ho said. "The Jap anese language had a word express ing houso and noamhold, but thoy had no conception ot kome Ufa in tho Occident, where voues are on am,eqial foofctag wife .mm. This K 1 Tl r GIANTS OF YANKS ' ''" ------- - - - - -,- -l-.-.1.! W W f is now expressed by 'katol,' with the now appreciation of homo as a thing to be shared by husband and wlfo, and tho gradual riso ot tho Japanoso women to tho position ot their American and British sis ters." Dr. Haden .said that the city pop Wins Blue Ribbon Bunnybonk SIgard, a collie, was ,a bluo ribbon winner at tho dog show at Tuxedo Park, N. Y. Ho Is tho obedient servant and playmate of Ellen Comly, of Tuxedo Park, - ARE KEJ.ly 1 C35&&feT3i?Iw " BBJ- ki ,.'! 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' ' i A in Japan now is tho fact that whllo' ' , , tho Jnponeso women rotnin tho vmniUAl, 3VTIY mHAttllKKH kimono as tholr chief attlro, thoy havo discarded tho obi tho folded squaro of cloth worn on' tho back and ovpr their kimonos many of tho women new wear a full dlvldod skirt, which tics around tho waist, with a wldo sash and hnnelnir nt tlio sldo," Dr. Undcn said, "Manyi or mom niso wuar shoes Instead of sandals. "Divorce laws also havo been ro vlsod In accord with other transl- r.,,' " "an cou,a Bna , .! '...i0r..ParonlS. .W,lhJ v w-awuuu ui uaiiuuuiiu(i. 'inis act, constituted legal froedom for him. Now ho can only dlvorco her for in fidelity or by agreement, -with hor.j Tho woman as yet has no rccourso y-;i:;YMS'-'-3':; ;i;:'jGiANTS--f;:- 1 . We CANT Play Ba i . but We f AN Fix Tires . . - , Charley's Place GAS : TIRES : Sixth and Klamath TODAY AT THE LIBERTY "The Lone Wolf s Daughter " A worthy member of the Michael Lap yard stories, full of thrills said adventure A Saturday Evening Post story, and a, good one -4 - $ Tomorrow "Cyclone Bliss" against tho Infidelity ot her hus band, not oven though ho bring a conc'ublno Into tho home as fro-' 1N HKOOND HOOD TIUAFi "" , .1 A hung Jury resulted In the second complaint filed In tlio federal , court at Mcdford, Saturday, when tho trial of Charles and Frod Hood, of Clillo quln camo up on' an alleged cattlo rustling cbargo preferred by tho government against thorn last Thanksgiving. Port Bummers, In dian policeman from tho ngoncy and ton othor witnesses wero called in tho case. Itotrlal will come up later, Summers said today. . WKATiiEn RKrorcr. Oregon Tonight an'd Tuesday, fair. . "'. ' OILS il m 4 M t