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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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A STRIKEOUT RARE RUTH'S FIRST CONTRIBUTION TO WORLD'S SERIFS
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MA HE RUTH KAN'S!- A rtrikenul was Rnbc Ruth's first contnhutioii to 1 1)22 world wries histoiy. On his first trip to
the plntt' in the opening game, the i)lr IltimeRun Kinjf took three lusty swings at Pitcher's Nthf's fiift three offering, without
even gelling a foul tip. This pielure shows Ruth'w thiid fniitloss swing, with the ball wifely in the mitt of Frank Snyder, Giant
catcher. Umpire K'lem in shown behind Snyder.
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W ITH the' " b.ircfoot " case of perfect fit, you can
be 'sure ,of satisfaction in QUEEN QUALITY
shoes, whatever your requirements. Into ever)' one
tof. .the smart new styles the makers have put the best
of their 30 years' skill and experience that have made
tthc.famc of QUEEN QUALITY shoes for women.
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Calf Oxford
Eidi dainty line adds beauty
to the fit and comfort of tin's
martrnew oxford style. A
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Sold Exclusively By
THE BOOTERY
CHAS. P. MAGUIRE
713 Main Street
aouaioa orory hick ami IIIUiib ur
Which wa lttiiortnl from Am-n. .
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balf nmcli a It nonl, h .
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timber and malorlala. ami ' . .
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mi.l iltKwt .m of tbu f'.rmi'r King " w" f"r"-'' ,u "'"l'1-'. i'-orRo
Ciiiiauntfiif. I at lnut on tha tbroao. 1 nll Ibo call.
And bM Ruing to atay ibm- No bon bo nntl U!s wlfo nro ,,:",
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Kill h ImppH that day will iuviti Koacnitch. No mt.ipo No Miurak;
com... for I..' Ilkoa bla now j. brtt.-ri m- jui pur., imisl.al tono
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llmo niiythlnR c.Uo In the worhl llo ,,, citrrlu Sas Bo. JS
bail bnen after 11 for n lonjs tlmo j
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pomim inn ri.-ri'u aim ui-urjif uuu u
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rolloal.11; involution iry troublm
In : 01T In.t'i ho an1 hi faili.-r had
to ilm. i: rgo nt ti. Ituiuaata.
Ilia jimiiji-r limtligr AloxumUr t-amo
Into power.
Whrn A!i ruler died lu I ''20 from
Urn oiioru of a innnKuy bile tlio ro-
ft coaa nero forced to ronuutti'o all
Lurgcst Attendance
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VOSKMITK. Cal . Oct. i Yoie
mlto ba wmi nculii. nrcordinc lo lo-1
i-.il aii'horlili'n in tin. annual race I
botnrou tlio uailoii.il pirka fur llto
Kroajtwil tittcndjitco. This car
Vm imitii .Mi'pit.ilnpit inorn than
ilultas lo tbu tbrouo. Hut two 100.OOO Mtorn, wbllo ollowstoiio
mirittis later tlioro va another up-! j,.rk reported n total of flS.OUO.
hoaval In i.waio and Oeorgo and some day YhmmiiUo liopca to on-'
foiwtaiitliio woro naltod to rvruru tu j tor.utn 200,000. possibly UOO.OOO, 1
their lounti) I peopla oaih enr. Till will bo wben
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1111:1 ami riMiccus i.iiiaiiuiii.
The) weiu imi'ilcil at lliii'liufput
on 1'eli L'J. last. TJ10 brlilo was 27;
the Inlili'KiiiDiu :'. 1.
Dm li.inl luo't Htlll iiuriiieil tin.
11 In.-., A few ilina later he was laid I The llett best thlllK If OU liavpn't
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up with the mumps which h. lauRht ro1)S , j10nB,,,h ou i,nvo,
fiom his lnliU' Cutilu Says So. 13
Wear Duxliak lliuitliu; cUitlies
when ou no lifter tlio Ducks
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The Weather
WuiHirr ii'iiIii-(h lime wild thill p Mill burp
our vi i-U-. nf niln nnil the only ii,tKP!loii wo
inn nffi 1 in tu main- jiiiir homo iiiurp uttr.iclliu
wllli 11 S nun n i- liliohi j nil n few new records.
I'liiple me limine lli.-ni now mill 111III111! them "tliu
( liili.timiH (iift fur nil the fundi)."
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At jiuir 'critic, Mibjert to the npprtniil of the
Mcctlcii for Jt.i)or, Nov. T, lirjs.
Why Should I Withdraw?
It has been hinted that IuhouId with
draw so as not to oppose Arthur Wihon, the
League Candidate. Why not Mr. Wilson
withdraw so as not to oppose me? I was in
the field first. If this is not satisfactory, why
not both of us withdraw so as not to oppose
Mr. Lylc?
It has further been hinted by those not
favorable to my election, that as a doctor, I
have not the time to be mayor. Numbers of
people in this city know Dr. Straw, or his
brothers that live here. Dr. Straw is a busy
doctor of Marshfield, an eye, car, and nose
specialist. Recently he has been the good
mayor of the little city of Marshfield. Many
also Know Dr. Best that lived here at one
time. He was a busy man but he has recent
ly been the mayor of Pendleton. No one has
to sacrifice their business to be mayor, no
matter what is th,cir trade, profession or bus
iness. I have ample time to be mayor as well
as these other doctors have done in Marsh
field and Pendleton.
I have also been told that I am not pub
licly well-known, to make a good race for
mayor. A number of the people of this
county have known me since I was a little
boy. Many know me as their physician.
Many know me as volunteering and being
commissioned an officer in our last war.
Many lnow me as coroner of this county for
two yearn. Others of you know me as your
health officer for tvo years during our trying
ordeals with death from the flu. And I assure
you that I will try and get acquainted with
you nil before this campaign is over.
DR. A. A. SOULfi
(l'uiil .IdierUseinciit.)
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