4jftt 'fV . Jnf'-1 .v;y1 ar TJV V'f'ft,:.V- i. 5t-w ,(.' J' ?T" . " x Fw THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON SATlfllTl.W, HICI'T. 211, may. F$tt ae M I 1 U'W j! $1 ftf- ft n fr V . . 'Vf,; 'v9t SPORTS ajjij(jiAAAAAAAftnftjviruTrinrM - - - - --- EREAT FOOTBALL YEAR FORECAST Garnet In All Sections Of United States Army vs Kansas at West 1'olnt; Washington vx. Montnmi nt Seattle; ' Ynlo vs North Carolltia.nt New Ha- ven; Princeton vs Virginia nt Prince ten: Unhorslty of (leorgla vs Chi cago nt Chicago. Octobor 14: Cincinnati vs Oeorge- town nt Washington; Pennsylvania " " ivs Maryland nt Philadelphia: Army Season Packed Full of Fml"J!f? t i Mini, sniiuiia ciiiumvi ii tiiiiui- 1 nla nt 1-oao Angeles; VanderhlU vs 1 Michigan nt Nashville: Wisconsin vs South Dakota Stnto nt Madison; Ynle vs Iowa nt New Haven. i October 21. Detroit vs Huston NK WYOniv, Sept. 23. This will i college nt Detreit: Kordhnm vs be nholocanst year on tho gridiron. Georgetown nt Now York; Center vs After tlio grent strides that foot ball, the most popular of college sports and rival of baseball In the Harvard nt Cambridge; Missouri vtf Nebraska nt Lincoln; Prlncotnn vs Maryland nt Princeton; VanderhlU public's highest regard, hna mado ln Texas nt Dallas; Navy vs Georgia (Ho last few years it sounds ommiuie Tech at Annapolis. trt Mini Itin inmtn" ann.mi will lin I tt,m oc . to say that tho coming season will bo the greatest In tho game's history. Yot that's tho fart. Tho season won't start nny earlier, uor Is there likelihood of It extend ing past New Year's 'tho day of tho usual carnival gamo at Los Angeles but It will bo stuffed and chokej from the first kick-off today with thu Ingredients that bring hundreds of thousands away from warm fire sides to frccto In cold blasts. Interest Growing , Opponents ,of tho inter-sectlonal Idea who hnvn contended thnt tho gamo was Eroding beyond bounds nnd becoming tho god before which education was being sacrificed get small comfort from a perusal of tho schedules. At least 40 games will bo held that it will take at least a night on tho steeper for one nt tho oppos ing teams to reach. On tho flvo Saturdays beginning with October 7 there will be at least six or soven Intersections! contests, scattered nil over tho country. Kan sas Is coming to West Point, Geor gia Tech and Princeton are going to Chicago, the "Praying Colonels" from Center college, Danville. Ky., nro scheduled nt Harvard, Nebraska has a date with Syracuse, Notro Dame will tussle with nrmy'nt Wast Point, Alabama, will scrimmage with Penn sylvania at Philadelphia Just to pick n tow at random. Kntt .No Longer First Tho senson of 1922 marks furth er loosening of tho monopoly that the eas't onco had on tho big contests. Thcro not,ouly arc moro games sche duled than ever before but there are moro Intor-sectlonal contests, and In-tra-sectlonal matches of genulno im portance than tho pigskin dreamed of when It was more of a pig than ." skin nnd could dream. Ynlo and Harvard both sad last fall' that they would not tread In the 9 path of' Princeton and Invado the western conference. Just the samo tho schedule's shows that two weeks befora tho tiger Is clawing around at the University of Chicago tho Dull Dog will be snarling at Iowa, cham pion of the Dig Ten in tho bowl at New Haven. Harvard apparently Is satisfied with entertaining the team from the Blue Grass state. Jfcw York IOMca Gome Now York city loses Its gridiron plcturo play. The army and navy gamo previously held at tho polo grounds will bo staged in tho recon structed FrankJfn Flold of tho Univ ersity of Pennsylvania at Philadel phia. Instead of being played on tho traditional Saturday following Thanksgiving It will bo 'Played on tho preceding Saturday, tho samo day as llio Yale-Harvard game. ', Thcro will bo several revivals of football relations between institu tions that permitted their historic gridiron enmity to lapse. Notably among these are Harvard and Dart mouth. Ono radical change In tho rules will make tho gamo a bit different. Instead of being confined to trylnri for goal aftor a touchdown by a kick front placement tho, scoring eleven will bo given tho option of placing the ball anywhere beyond the five yard lino with tho privilege of put7 tine It Into play In scrimmage a line plungo or end run, by passing, or by kicking a field goal. Tho ball must bo pat oror with ono try to get a point scoro of ono. Tho now 'pisy will be known as tho "try for paint.' Attacker Have Advantage A foul .by the defending team when tho "try for point" is being mado automatically gives tho attack ers the advantage, and If tho attack ing team fouls Us attempt Is vltlatod. A player taken out In tho first half can not return until the second half and n player taken out In the second .. half' It out for the remainder of tho contest. The more Important, but not all, Ko tM lter-sectlon games schedul- 4ISprthe4MMMi which opens today . ar follews: V laipUNkir 30: CIbcIrbsU rs Pitts- .Vfr'tjain. .-t.ClaoUMtU October 2S. Georgia Tech vs Not re Dame nt Atlanta; Iowa state vs Washington at Ames; Oberlln vs Am herst nt Oberlln; Springfield vs De troit at Springfield; Texas vs Ala bama at Austin: Chicago vs Prince ton at Chicago. November 4. West Virginia vr, Cincinnati at Cincinnati1. Harvard vs Florida at Boston; Pennsylvania vs Alabama at Philadelphia; Nebraska vs Syracuse at Syracuse. November 7. Rutgers vs Louis iana Stato at Now York. November 11. Syracuse vs Mr GUI university at Syracuse: Army vs Notro Dame nt West Point; Yale vs Maryland at New Haven. November 25. Washington an-; Jefferson vs Detroit at Detroit; Iowa Stato vs Nebraska, at Lincoln. November 30. Vermont vs De troit nt Detreit: Nebraska vs Notro Darao at Lincoln. thi: sTit..i If you relish thrills nnd action you will find them In "Tho Oray Dawn." If you desire a sweet love story, this llenj.tmln II. Ilnmnton plcturo will present It In you. If you aro n lover of heart-touching tlrnmn with plen ty of human touches, just drop Ihto the Strand theatre Sunday and a throbbing canvas of life will enroll before jour eyes. Perhaps you nro a ronnotseur of fine acting. Perhaps you nro one of tho million "nunlo" fan who find relaxation nnd cujo.uurnt In seeing your favorite screen star. In "The Gray Dawn," llenj. 11. Hampton linn again pro diced an nil-star cast pic ture, which l fast becoming moro popular than tho Individual star pro duction, Itobert McKIm, Hon. 11. Hampton stnr and eteran "villain" of tho screen: Clnlro Adam, n com ing emotional nctress; Carl Gant voort. the llenj. II. Hampton "find" whoo magnetic personality was seen for tho first time In "Tho Man of the Forest," play the prominent role, of a cast of fifteen of the screen's most prominent players, who liavij given a cameo-llko finish to each role, however small. TWENTY-TWO ROUNDS OF BOXING' OFFERED FANS OCTOBER SIXTH GIANTS AND CUBS TO BATTLE SUNDAY FOR CHAMPIONSHIP Tho championship of Klamath county will bo determined at Modoc park tomorrow when tho Cubs nnd Giants cross bats In what promises to be tho liveliest battln of tho seas on. Rich team has n long list of victories and each has n game to Its credit over tho other. The lineup: Giants Cubs J. Brown p Stalcy Stevenson c Ware D. Brown lb Dressier It. Brown 2b Grove Volchester 3b Cody Burko ss Dowo H. Dickson If Foley J. Stewart cf Malcrs Jackson rf Garlch Full sized package of Colonial shaving cream with the purchase of any Garden Court preparation (ex cept Talcum). Currln's For Drugs. - 23 TIIK LIHCHTY "Baths, bedrooms nnd bathing girls," said someone In summing up motion picture romrdy. Hut this most assuredly Is not truo of tho screen's- newest typo of comedy, as exemplified by "His Nibs." the Kx ccptlonal Pictures novelty entertain ment which comes to tho Liberty theatre on Sunday for n run of two days. "Ills Nibs," Is n novelty of tho most unlqno type, for It Introduces as Us stnr vaudeville's famous headlln cr, Charles (Chic) Snle. tho protean comedian who, by sheer ersntlllty and dramatic skill, has been creating a whole gallery of rural characters within the short spaco of n variety turn. Bashful bonl prim school teachors, giggling girls, austere bu colic Sunday school teachers and all tho humanity that goes to mako up life In a small town, camo within his scope. In making his film debut, Salo ac tually plays soven characters In his quaint comedy of tho country, "Ills Nibs." Tho action revolves around the vlllago movlo theatre. "Tho Slip pery Elm Plcure Palace," and Sale plays tho various characters one would encounter on a night when a big film featuro was holding forth. Not only does ho play six of the pic turesque villagers but ho also plays tho hero of the burlesquo melodrama shown upon tho Slippery Kim's screen. Theso characters nro Introduced with fine fun nnd humor and thero Is a cleverly devised story running I through the episodes. Tweiity-tuo rounds of boxing Is promised fight tans nt Scandinavian hall October ti, the first singed hero In many mouths. The bouts nro be ing promoted by Trod Garlch. L'nrl Itltchto of this city and Joe Swindler of the army, 190-pouudorH, .niv slated fur the inntn event. They nre signed to go 10 rounds, J nek ilnrmnn of Pittsburg and Kid Stevenson of Men lit, U "pounder, will go four rounds. 1 tanner Is un known here but Stevenson was seen In a bout with the Chlliiilu Bear cat, in which ho was awarded thn de rision when tho Chlloquln boy quit with nu Injured hand. .Slewu'iut Is something of u benrrnt himself, and makes up In willingness to uli and take whatever ho may lark In science, Kddlo Tracy of Portland nnd Spark Plug of this city, nil-pounders, nre slated for four rounds, Tracy Is another stranger nnd w hoover thu Spark Plug may be has not been re vealed. Kid Blehn nnd Tonghy Anderson flyweights, aro old favorites with Klamath fans. Their part of tho en tertainment never falls to afford n few minutes of fun. Women nro Invited to attend nnd will be extended every courtesy, said , Garlch. Objoctlonnblo features of nny sort will not bo tolerated, 22 Rounds of Boxing SCANDINAVIAN HALL Klamath Falls. Ore. Friday Night. OCTOBER 6th FIGHTING EARL BATTLING JOE RICHIE vs. SWINDLER Of Klnmntit Falls TEN ROUNDS- Of United States Army -WEIGHT 190 POUNDS (ffiffif .tilnui" vs. Kinney, rt ill. 1 1 a.. I, l.H. i... ii i i.. .!.-. i i. I I oiiit imt uri'ii uit'ti in im; lircuu court by Clarence Adnms again U A, Kinney. II. S. Grlgsby and Martin Brothers nsklng Judgment for la bor In cutting wheat nnd barley, which Is now being hauled from the Kinney plscu to tho Martin mill by Gregsby. , ' Law ton n. l,mv Dennis F. I-awton has brought I action for damages against L. L. Low and tho Oregon nnd Western Bend and Mortgage company for ' tho sum of $3100. I Jack Harmon. Pittsburg, vs. Kid Stevenson, Merrill Four Rounds, Weight l'lO Pounds Eddie Tracy, Portland, vs. Spark Plug, Klamath Falls Four Rounds nt 130 Pounds Kid Biehn vs. Toughy Anderson Both of Klamath Fnlls Four Rounds Fly Weights Ladies are welcome as well as Men Tickets on Sale Monday, Sept. 25th AT WALDORF AT PASTIME BILLARD BILLARD PARLOR PARLOR General Admission $1.50, War Tax 15c, Total $1.65 Ringside $2.00, War Tax 20c, Total $2.20 Reserved Ringside $3.00, War Tax 30c, Total $3.30 Horn . Clilldcrx, et ul, John S. Horn, In tho rase nt Horn verjus H. V. Chllders, Ivy Chlldcrs. J. P. Elder nnd L. L. Low, sheriff, asks Judgment In tho sums of SCO with Interest at 10 per cent from October 29, 1920, 1125 attorneys feci; $391.47 with Interest nt C per cent, nnd the fur ther sum of $74,26 with Interest nt S per cent. A temporary res training order Is naked against tho defendants. Competent persons will Instruct you In the ipropur care of your baby. Attond tho baby clinic next Tues day. Currln's For Drugs. 23 MILlTARYfAUTOMATICS A man's gun, built for hard sorviee, 212 or US caliber. Shoots 1) shots, nine steel with safety attachment. d1A CA Less Than Half Pre-Wnr Prices Mft CA splU.JU ... ,. :IH ,.,.,. wn, , llim. tjHU.JU 25 Cal. Blue Steel Army Automatic Convenient to Carry Price $7.50 All our guns shoot Standard American Ammunition v s All guns guaranteed new. PNH NO M0NFV Wrlt0 yollr "amn nml ll'lr,'" Plnlnly send It to us nnd wo will for U El 111 llv IllvliLi I ward you ono of theso automatics. I'ny Postman n arrival. Ilxntnluo automatic carefully and If not satisfactory Just ntiirn It ami get your .MONWY BACK. F. H BROOKS, Inc. 330 S. THIRD ST. Please mention this paper In replying. EVANSVILLE, IND. Send fur our Catalogue zssz ELijr? "'"M - ill w F A I R G R O U N P S October 4-5-6 heralds you to the new fair grounds which is well under way now. New race track, new grandstand, ex hibition buildings and other improvements are now in pro gress and will be in full readiness on the opening day. While this outlay represents a considerable amount of immediate money the benefit the community derives cannot be measured in like terms whatever. More than that the business men of Klamath Falls have already furnished this money which only substantiates the enthusiasm and determination which will put Klamath County on the map in bolder type and eliminate tho theoiy of being isolated between two ranges of mountains and seldom heard of. We need only to ask some of the pioneers who have been here for 30 and 40 years of the wonderful transformation which has taken place over this country. When one reflects too, the disadvantages which have handicapped this county for so many years and then those which have already been over come it is nothing less than phenomenal, the growth of this groat valley. Fo,r a number of years past this county has needed to take a step in the direction of a permanent fair grounds as it js now 'doing thereby building an institution the largest the county can boast on having. Our county is forg ing ahead rapidlykeep it going each one doing their bit. Mako Klamath County Fair your fair. KLAMATH COUNTY FAIR AND RODEO o c T O B E R 4, 5, 6. This space paid for by the business men of Klamath Falls' for th e benefit of the community. 4 4 1! r 4& r ,. v OatHiar'7: -mMtsrlvanla va UbIt-- tfcr ru;,arPklladlsia; m ..fa x J . t i. M -i,i ( r-rr' -.. '