II Pntre Four THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON wimvrainv, ocroiint i, mas. GIANTS DEFEAT TUT?! rrJ V& iilam. O! iKTr1 IT BJJCI i Jfn ak A X J2J, ifilL Cw ;ra L4 I xlMilillWw ST, PAUL WILL ENTER SERIES WITH ITCH BALANCED TE1 In the Baseball Limelight MILLER HUGGINS ST I'aul. I'UI.. Minn. Oct St 1 .1 id f M I I r'V' Kellev n It'l winner cf tlio Antorli'iin nsso- ling .inl ff 11 ;ig mhi'i mit'on ilmb elation championship, will go Into lias broken m ninny j!ime All h tho post-season scries against Italtl-jbetor lu pinches thnq-whon iti- g.m more, champions of the let rnaltottal Is si rcrtaltilr. leageo. wiili n. bettor b.ii;r..eil leant I Mike ttonsnlrs nml Nick Allen .i. J than two years ago. Kollpy'n catchers. t!i males lias N . The Office Cat UV JUNIUS A Stickler "Hoy. there'" yelled Constable T. Slnekputlcr, the combined lynvejod MiMith dog peltcr ntul traffic cop or l'cluutn. "You didn't park jour car ,wlt)iln six Inches of tin clurb, ns tlio 'law provides!" "Mow ran I"? returned Iho offend Ins motorist. "Thoro Is no curb there, It hasn't been put In yet." "Wnll, here's the place where It ort to bo nml there's your car. Now, you Juki pari: the until latter within rlx Inchon of where the, aforesaid for mer would lip If there wore nny or I'll pull you and diirn quick, too!" This life Wo live Is Irksome No matter whero wo be; Tho road Is lined with boulders And breaker crown the sea, sajs Uncle John In tho Chornl.co Messenger sytilj then centinues: Out wo mustn't get discouraged An' declare that Ufa's a cheat For tho prospects ain't so cheering when a feller ccts cold feet. I like to groot tho feller that can laugh nt clouds and cares That squares hlsself In trouble. With his fists as well as prayers. , One that earns a benediction, that Is mighty soft and sweet: "Ho blessed tho wprld ho lived In, and ho never, got cold feet." What you Uon't know costs you a lot of money, correctly opines J. T. 1'erklns. M'oarlB como from oysters, and dla wonils usually como from lomo poor flih, declares Dr. Lloyd Stewart. Tho series will opan at ItiUImoro J P,rfe1' "? Mau' ,,c, ,lln "''" ,,f ""' ' HlaiulllHAM M.lll III. .......... 1. . tiwuiltliiu i uuu iiiq rillill i in II ' kept thr Intlctd nwako HirouKlimr todav. and Mnnngcr Mike Ktltcy ox pert Hint each member of his pitch Ins staff will be ready to nrt. Kol. lev linn six pitchers all cf uhom hive shown well throughout tho season ltli the possible exception of How ard Morrltt. loft hauiter. who has not boon able to pull out many wins this car. Charlie Hall, ono of tlio veterans j of tho league; Rube Ilcnton. Tom Sheohan. "Speed" Martin nnd Tom Roger nil have pltshcd dependabto ball during tho major part of tho season, with n hard fighting, snappy fielding combination behind thorn. ' Tho St. l'nul club is not composed or star, and on paper Iho Ilaltlmore ' tram has tho edge, according to cloo ' followers of tho game, but It Is ev tho year Ho has done the bulk ii theeatrhlt'C Alleti'lrivtMis ln-e n u' of t'lr jt.iiuP iieciilr of li'J"' ! s .. .Mir i TV o s: ,10 UN' McGRAW f m ; . JOV v. , ' ' awK. iii 4l8XJSCmi '.Twffi -: three Rhus Give ilie National ieagae Pennant Winners Jump On Yankees ho tho iiU,, i'.n -'- a -i7 Wf ESSts" mn;i:u m v i;i-.u JOE BUSH ART NEIIP Tin j iiii:i;t ' 1 1 II In- n if.lil lulu iiuili' niM d in here for four month-". ' nu.i1 ftun Wlnlon as he r celled 1.1( Sttn i a city man. Into li's woodsmun's but for thp winter. "A:d while I in skceri'd o" women mi self. I'm a'ratJ peeled that tho ssmo stuff which car- you- mjM thom. Yo'e seen a l.u Ctirloslty Uoctor Nor you rfco what comes of eating green apples when your mother told you notao. noy I didn't cat'em cos I liked 'cm. I fito'em to find out why sho told mo not to. Will Wood says homo Is a placo whero tho modern sons and daugh ters sloop when oorythlng Is closed. Ill flnilU eilal ...!? a.n...1.. a.tl.n .... ...iw i.n-1 uiuai JFIWI'IU l lU liavu no tli I hi; to do maku tho mlstako oi living ii. "lilza, wlwit fo' you buy dat oddor box ur shop blackln'T" "Oo on, nlgga. Mat ain't shoo blnuklu'; ditt'H ma mussago rrcam." Another argument for tho poor peripatetic. Tho motorist at forty mile per hour has no tlmo to lamp tho beauties of imturo. To him a hiiwihoni hush ami a billboard nru liloniled Into ouo mad riot of color. (1. C. I.orcni says tho highest prlco wo can pay for anj thing Is to steal It, tlio nun to beg It, tho cheapest ami best Is to earn It. How- did jou llko ho girl I dug up for )ou? As fur as I'm concerned you can bury her ogaln. Now Cut. Hccoids Slieplienls. 2 "Tho Storm" is hero! YOUR WINTER'S WOOD should have your attention. Cool weather and storms force prices up. Our fuel is the best, our prices are right on Slab, Blocks, Body and Tania oack. , Your business is solicited. rlcd the Saints through Hip 1922 race will show In tho short series with Iialtlmore. The St. Paul club bus moro "never out" plaers than any other club in the association. When tho season started, even the most anient supporters of tho local rluh couldn't figure them champions. On May 1 the Saints were In fifth place, with an even break In the number of games won nnd lost. A month later they wero challenging tho leaders, and went Into first placo on July 20 and were never headed. Minneapolis, Indianapolis and Mil waukee all mado bids to displace tlio lenders, but could not develop the necessary punch. Kellcy started the season with a rather uncertain camblnatlon. Dorg hammer nt second and lloone at short furnished tlio same flashy work as In other seasons, but nt tho other stations the work was not sure. (Jeorgo Armstrong started at third, nnd played a good game, although nt times, ho wns unsteady In his fleld Isg. Tom Wlielan started at first, and was later disposed of when Will lor Golvln was obtained from tho Chicago Nationals. Tor a time Golvln throatcned to hit himself out of tho league, but did not finish In tho 300 class, al though ho was n dangerous hitter. Charlie Dresson. who relieved Arm strong at third developed Into ono of tho most dependable men on tho club. His fielding U fast and lortaln, nnd although a poor hitter at tho opening of tho year, ho has doioloputl a habit of cracking them when hlta were needed. The fielding of both (Jolvln and Dressen hai been 11 (.lose rival to that of Ilcrghiimmur and lloone. j Tho outfield Is u match for any combination In tho association. Itlg-i gors, a veteran of nino years with tho rluh. Haas. Hemlryx. Christian-! irii rak. tvK'iwZi S3" ITCH!. It of them, sin 1 ou? ' "Tiki dsrned much of lliem" sa'il P.nvlil, flathisR an Ingenuous Mnlli' "ThRt'8 whit I'm hire (or- to gi-t away from them." Se the two mot) tried the epiii ment that Is never safe; for two hu m:ns to ltvo tbgcther for four long months. Isolated fromxt!ie world. They usually murder each other. t'nexpectedly, fate dropid a neat card on tho table. Manette Pachard came Into tholr lives. Hid the man from outside revllo fate or shriiel up within a shell at this Intrusion? Or did he go "after" I tho girl with all his London draw ing room tricks? Did llurr halo tho Slrl or fall In loio with her? "The Storm" decided the whole thing, nnd "The Storm" Is tho namo of the nlcturo itnrrlnc Him mi I'ntnr ,. ,1... in...... 1..1.. HKUKK1.KY. Cal . Oct I -Minus u. tin- nfiti; ill nil V luiuiilll. 1 Kb old stonc-wnll line, the I nlierslty Till: STH.M of California football itum this oar A ono hundred per cent westorn will have to fight harder than evor to picture will bo shown at The Strand 'retain tho Pnelflc Coast conference tonlcht entitled '"West of the Kid (IiaiillilMmhlH which It won III 1920 PITCHKK CALIFORNIA FACES HARD BATTLE TO RETAIN OLD HONORS Crande." It Is full 'of fighting, rid ing, roping and shooting and will thrill tho audience beyond anything shown hero this season. Three nets of raudello will nlo be cho'in with singing, dancing nml music, making tlm Strand a popular placo during Itoleo week. Five ac tors who are real artists put on tho va"dcvllle which Is tho best of Its type shown in Klamath Palis for some time. Crowded house are the rule at The Strand so all are urgi'd to como early In order to get a n-Ht. 'Iho first tdiov.' htnrts at 1 r. and the second at 8:1", racli gliiig a full two hours o' enturtnlnmi'nt. anil 1921, Kverjr linesman, from tackle to tackle, was lost by graduation. iilaj.d Wi'.liiBtn nnd leffersmi. n star eatfrii team, to 11 tie. 1 lef pile the none t o optimistic pritillctlomi. lioeer. talforilii will li.ne 11 very gv'l toaiv. It will be 'ant nail aggressive but will lack tho experlenco which enabled tho varsll its of 1920 nml 1921 to work with Mitch niKChlne-lIke proelslou. , In practice workout tho California f rendition, already hailed ns n "won der" team itself, hat scored on the varsity nml roronily ripped through the varsity line for fifteen minute. Now faces ura In tho California lino thl year. Prry who wis 11 uecoiid string fullback Inst year. Is up tid a Chlneso l.ucky Itlng before "Wo may win tho championship' at d ,, , ,,n)1 rr(,at worl again this yoar," Coach Anily Smith jkek Witter, another fullbark i' said recently, "bnt It will bo a tough I I31 Is at inekle nml l mnklng good. battle. We lot tuoa who might be I Heam and Dean, both experienced equalled but aa they mako fow hot-! are working for tackle. "Pat" Clark, ler than tho mem who aro gone It la ! a veteran. Is n candidate for guard, hardly to bo oxpectod that they can ! Por center thero Is (lallaghor, second be repla'od In such aliort time." string mini last year, who la being fitiidentaat thoblg iinlvornlty horo hnrd irosil by Horrell. last )onr'n no longer Horn .in tim uoiier uioir 1 irwiiiiium (nunr. team Is unbciitable. In 1U20 It w.ih called ihii"wmH(Iur" team wlun tit piled up huge scoro oil eiery oppnn- nt and 1 losod the sea mm by dafeal log tin' llg Ten champions, Ohio i nutc. I .niit jeiir tho team won every ' 1'OLO GROUNDS, NEW VORK, Oct. l. Ciianls dofoated the Yankocs in tho first flume of world scries hero today, hunibliiur tho favorites by a final j-'coro of J) to 2. The Giants, pennant winners of Iho National league, made an eight iiininjr rally by concentrating a , savage baiting atlacJt on tlio Yankees star pitcher, .loo Bush, knocking him from the box and capturing the firnt 'game of the series. j Over :)5,000 saw what looked like n Yankee victory when tho Giants unexpectedly cany) from behind with four consecutive smashing hita ami a long sacrifice fly for three runs. The game was Mcoreloiti up to the sixth when the Yankees got their first ,nnn around, Dugan scoring on a single by Ruth. This score followed a heart breaking ex perience for tho Yankees fans when Wilt was put out at the plate after having tripled. Tho Yankees got their second run in the seventh when IWcusel scored on u sacrifice. The Giants runs were bv Bancroft, Groh and l-'risch. R. II. I Giants U 11 Yankees 2 7 1 naileries: Nchf, Ryan nnd Snyder; Hush. Hoyt and i Sehang. HATTING ORDER GIANTS- Bancroft shoit, Groh, third, Frisch sec ond, Mouse! left, Young right, Kelly first, Stengel center, Snyder catcher, Nehf pitcher." -l YANKEES Witt center, Dugan Third, Ruth left, Pipp first, IWcufcI right, rcliantr catcher, ward second, ,colt short, Rush pitcher. YANKEES RATED BEST NEW YORK, Oct. -J.--John McGraw's Giants, Na tional league pennant winners, today engaged Riller I lug gins American league champion Yankees in first game for world series honors. Becaib-e of their pitching staff, the Yankees are rand as tne best by experts, but the Na tionals are fighters ami a dangerous lot. 13. O 0 lame 1. it the neuron were not so high (nil in'l ml tin. llnlllfH l)...illiirt. the Jottulor has ono for ou. 3-1 I""! ia Uio New Year's day giiluo It Blue $7.50 MILITARY AUTOMATICS A man's gun, built for hard service, .32 or 38 caliber. Shoots "9 shots. hteel with safety attachment. 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On one of tho nriila t'nll forulii has tho All-Amerlrnu slnr, "llrlrk" Mullor. while fighting 'for the other wing position me llerkey. a luliirnn, atld Ouy Hufford, u youug- iter with plenty of ambition. ! t'lillfonfla idaj'a every Sniurdiy tills sennou nnd if all Hie iMtlif'i Coarh Smith tlilnl.ii Hie hardest will be against th.o liiilxoislly of U'.ili Ingtoii, tho Pnlvursliy of Koiitheru ('iillforiila nml Huittforil unlvirHlty All llini'i will be played away from home. .N'ext Saturday tho arsil) playn the .Murines huie. LITTLE HARD CASH BEING WAGERED ON running. Wlmther the big Texan i "bus something" and Is bottling ' bark, or whether he la simply itrt- RITCHIE-SWINDLER lug natural. Is tlio piiulo. The np- J parent dlffiuonro In weight In . , ' Itlifhlo's favor makes lilni Iho (a- l.llllo money Is being wagerul ,..,,.,, on the ltllrl,n.l,l..r I..IH.. Kr1-,'r,lP- ll"1 foW " ,r,c ,,,,,,p day nlxht. iic-conlliiK t r irln. Judgement with cash. ,' Hwliullvr, Sullidler iiii.intilly bus the fans they say, may MprliiK a rmrprln". Germans Take Up Football "Tho Siorm' Is hern! I!-1 TungNtoiie Seiul-piiriiiaiiiilil iii'mIIi h play DO to :ioO tlinen without lining lug on tho smooth mi r fared Victor Uncords, Kurl Shepherd MiihIc Store. -7 I 'Tho Stonn" Is horo! y-i vr 7: y. 9 fm i?aV,"", ! '. JVI aEfi &tJttt nMtflarw; m jjjo ii tilVl.SV. -M, m Jtim ZvVii'i.tt.V T,x.w.rvnmbiumri Yi: S? JM1 mJstite mifr't&2j&m I.Wf rolT.l s Sf.d..- . r . ... v ,r . c. v vj m. ?immz&E2&K pmsm i&ew j& &.'rhhljfii?i.'KjRl "A '.t'riuii'.j t- ' i 'IMfcSi-.... '-v. VHbl: .r e tA-Ml a' Prolwlily to forget rcpaiatlonH nnd the drop hi exchange, Onnnnna are trying to learn footUII. Aro they oit pupllsT Look lit this plcturo i taken near Ilrrlln - I DOINGS OF THE DUFFS Married Life Has Mnny Surprises BY ALLMAN THIS 13 THE VBRV LATEST THING I pf WITH THE CMMR To MATCH- I THE PRICE IS RIGHT AND T? 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