Page
Two
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
Saturday, Juno IS; 1927
'27!M5L&. ! Aids Dodgers"
t.t II f . -. j
, .4 . i i. i t -i .
Billy Evans Says j
War Oftrsi Make 'luli
The addition of ona star player
rAry oft.n supplies tha necessary!
punch to trnform an ordinary ball j
club Into a pretty good on.' I
Take the raw of the Rrooklyal
club. During the tint month , otj
play, trratlc work by the Infield. I
ai snori in particular, iryi in.
from going anywhere.
After the Dodgera bad lout 11
of the first It game played. Man
ager Wllbert Robinson decided, he
seeded Infield strength. r He part
ed with a, pretty fair pitcher, . In
Bob McOraw for Infieldnr Flowers
of the world champion St. Louis
Cardinals. . I i
."With the coming of Flowers, who
was used at shortstop, tha Brooklyn
club Immediately took on a new
leas of life. During the month of
June the team won 17 out of SS
game. Not so bad for poor
tallender. -' ' "
. -
From last place. Brooklyn. . In
side of a month, became a first di
Tiaioo .contender and appears to b
getting better.
t
Biff Help and Haorilcap i
There Is no getting away from
tha fact that the excellent work of
Flowers, at short,' tended to stabil
ise the. Infield at a spot where many
a (gama had been tossed away be
cause of erratic play. '
On the other band, the Detroit
club, ot the .American- League, has
bees handicapped by the loss of
second baseman Marty McManus.
When Manager Morlarty secured
McManus in a trade with St. Louis,
it seemed as if he had made a ten
strike, since for. years the Detroit
club had been weak at second base.
It struck me that McManus would
help Tarener at short and would I
also be an anchor for the Infield
bx. his steady work around the key
stone sack..
An injury early forced McManus
oat of the running. - While Charley
Cahrlnger. whom I regarded aa one
of the best- prospects in the majors,
baa performed most acceptably at
second, the lack of the poise wbich
McManus would ban added to the
Infield plus his bitting has been a
severe handicap to the Tigers.
tfj ... i . . , :
New York Is fortunate in haTlng
ao. versatile a performer aa Tony
Laizerl. A great second-sacker. he
filled in at shortdast year, and.lhls
season is subbing at third In a most
sensational mannen
.......
Tanlwea tlsss of League ,
Manager Bill Carrinan of the
Boston Red Sox, 'a great catcher in
hit day and a -stoiart .manager al
ways., is firmly convinced that the
club that wins the American League
pennant must . beat . New York.
."After looking over'all the Amer
ican .League clubs in .the first two
mpnths of play, J am convinced that
New York is one club that bas no
glaring faults." says Carrigan.
New York compare very favor
ably with the strong teams of the
major leagues ot from 10 to IS
ye is back.
"It Is the most dangerous . club
in the, Americsn .League on the of
fensive. , ..Practically avery man In
the lineup Is a slugger. ,
"The. pitching is stronger than
I bad expected, based on the dope
that bad been banded me. - Hon.
Pennock. Renther and Shocker, are
four pretty good pitchers to stiing
along with, ..,
"New York has a good Infltld. a
great outfield and fair catchinr. It
will be bard to beat." . .
When asked what he thought of
s v
Meet D'Arcy Jake" Flowers.
He's thv junolder that Brooklyn
acquired trom St. Louis. He has
strengthened the Dodgers' . infield
.ulte g bit. r.iid Js 'aiding tha ,
Kobius to climb away from tha
cellar.. . ,,
the I V.'llit.i ban the ipili kest tics lllln liito a chaiisc of llciirt, but
footwork and movement ever wit- 'ho hanillls tilde out punishment
tlced.
At the Sumlny nlitht dunce i
AKumoiit. they will give a complete
chaoses of dances with th appro
priate tieiitillfiil continues Ihi-y car
" at the liberty
Here's llmV Wheat, a hroiiier
ot Itacll Wheat, who I" said 1" he
ready (or the major learnics. Tim
Milliliter Wheal la cat. hiim In '
Ti.tv. 1 a tin- and l bring
Witcht-d rarvCully. hi scout
up at nit! cuu oi
MKOII.
II..- so
llo
III
Monte llliie. heroic engineer '
"The Limited Mull" I uKtiln rl
as a milrond ctiKliicer In a llv
which (or thrills, humor, and hu
man Intercut.. outclHH4'A even lu
lU nilid forerunner. "The lllack
Oiiimoml Kxpreaa" l the tory ot
an engineer and a society girl whone
cur. reklely. driven. crlies Into
Ills eiiislue. Kite hreakx her n-
augemenl with a rich suitor to
marry him. Her mother, and the
. .Ungraceful acts ot the cimlniM-r's
' . . . ....
nromer mase mr siri rup i.
up. In anger he marries the rich
man. Her bridal party Is curried
on the engineer's ft train. At
tacked by hututits. the hutlinnd la
hoL though the tram with ita car
go la saved. The bml brother Is
one of the bandits end Moute throt-
to him na a dmilile-rroHner. Montt
and the Kilt tit lust have a clear
i rink til lliiueymimn valley. The
Mipportlng cut la splendid, tjt dl
rectlnii l flue and the iliiitnt:i'atihy
lieautlful. You'll root fur "The
Hliick Diamond F.xpreaa."
At The Pine Tree
the Chicago White Sox. the surpr
team ot the American League,
rigan replied:
Sirt'h For I'l.w'
SEATT1.K. June IS.
"Schalk's club reminds me of
the White Sox. of lu". It la my
opinion that the club must con
tinue to have effective pitching of
the highest sort to carry It along."
, TKSTERDAY'S RKNI I.TS
1MCIFIC tXWST LKAGl'K
Clob .,
Seattle -
Oakland
Club
Hollywood
Mission - ....
Club .
San Francisco ...
Los Angeles .
Club
Portland
Sacramento
R II K
t J
8 10 1
R II S
ISO
2 C 1
R H E
S 7 0
7 IS Z
R H E
14 2
7 10 1
PELICANS WILL
DEFEND LAURELS
(4i Army
ar-, !. ...r deanatched from t amp
Lewis. Wash., today, to search for
Lieutenant Samuel ('h:ks of the
16th air aqnVdrou. Washington na
tional guard. He . was 'reported aa
having been lost wbeJi he . entered
a rloudbunk over Steves paae In
the Cascade mountulus while flying
from Spokane to Camp Jcwis.
Clever Dancers To
fi iii.i
ixi iuuiiiuiit
The Elks barge party held on tho
lake last ulKht was given a .great
surprise and thrill by tlM Pe fecil
etos. dancers who are opening at
the Altaniont. tonight and, tomorrow
night. . ..
One could ' not but help enjoy
their dancing under a byautlful
moon with the barge drifting along
slowly and the soft, strains of Hal
Illackburn and his band filling the
air. ....
Tonight at the Altamont, tho ,Ie
Cevlletoa will present their Whlri-j
wiud dance, a dance, which alone i
has made them famoua. for without
doubt this dance as execuiea ot
GLASSES
Fvc Exjminrfi. FtticJ irvJ ihc
CilasMT) CtrtKinJ in )ur n
taJind ft $
Broken Lenses Replaced
DR. COBLE'S
70S MAIN STOUT
RtfMTt (? Serlkt
Nn picture lover pniciinceil In n
InxurliMia tlieutre can apiiieciHie 111,
detull neci4nary to produce the pic-1
lured story nor appreciate the coat'
of making a gvcut plintodrama anl-h.,
In direct charge of the t'ulnn I
I'm Illc riillroud, which deliilled a
Clew of iS expert kllchell llli'll Slid
AH wuilrnanea and wnltera.
Ditaporadoea of . the Itml Man t
lyu Infeated thai aectlnu titty ye inn
uko, and prototypes of some of the
notorious "klllera" will he seen en
arllug the deapi.rale ileeda of llii
cniiiia they thua bring Inn k to:
accittliiK Ufa. Tom Siinlaclil, J.
Kni rell Mcllonnld and Flunk I'nin-.
pi'tiii nro caat fur (he three dew-!
I'crailiica fnim which Illc p(i'liii'e
takes Its title and other outatiind-
lug players are ilVnrge tl'llrleti, the
lulling athlete, who gullied dime
aa "Davy lli-aiiiton" In rhe "li-ori
t l& FAMOUS
1
CIRCLE
for Inaliinco.
epic tule ot
is "S Had Meu," sn Hiirae," Olive llnrden. Lou Tellegen.
elvllliiillon's advauco'juy imi Alec Francis, Otla llnr-
acrona the wnnltilmiila or tile eat
In the aeurch for hnmea and gold,
which will he seen at the Finn Tree
Theatre Sunday and Monday.
Some of the prliiclii.il scenes nf
this picture were madu in the heart
ot a deacrt, fifty in Ilea from the
nenreat town, mid over lit, out) ac
tors, extra, Mexican. Indiana, cut
tle, blaon. horaea uiul wagons, were
aMmtled there. Kach week thir
ty tut beeves were killed, twenty
Itoga followed, and thewo were mere
ly supplemental to gum that pro
feaalonal huuiera supplied. Trucks
lolled through clouds of dual dnv
and night from Victor hrlnslir;
other supplies and one hundred
cows furnished the dully supply of
milk and crenm. Thu conimiaiiarv
Ian, tieorge
Itniincr.
li ving ami I'liacllln '
Standard Dyers
and Cleaners
Odorlett Cleaning
One-Day Service
Expert Dyeing
1409 Esplanade St.
Phone 825
TOUR
' A water trip to Vielori.t '
nutl Vancouver; by rail
In Bunff, I.nko l.otiiM'
tmil Hiiticulow C.mn:; '
Imnii' via (ailtfiiry ami
SMikunc with never lh
xiiiin' ii cue i Iwii t, The
Circle Tour .miHlcnite
in is the iilcul vu-
i ill iuil trip. iMtuSummtr y
l ine riic imt o't; ilct 1,10
aarliun I'uhlcr!
CanadQnPaclliCi
WIIDeacon Cm V' PjSr DPr
iSlhltdSt hitiUndMuhnomaliHotritida
Cjaaifija Po.itic Trairtl.i ( fcrkii
l.j l tl'iuU :
Veronica
tor
Reducing Wetgkl
Alas arescrikssl k
PayaliiUaa la tJta
srsn ssi sail ei
High Blood Preeswrc
Acid Coadltloas
Ktdosy. LUet e
Bladdsr Traablss
lnsllfasttsia
Cosllpailaa
50 MEN
WANTED
,' i i. t ; . i ''
to get married this
mouth and hnva tfeir
suits tallured at
ORRES, TAILORS
"Where You Havo a Fit"
i.Ul No. 4lll St.. Kliiiontli Falls
SPECIAL LUMBER SALE
Star Drug Co,
. 4'ContInned From Paga 1) ;
the league leaden Klamath Falls,
the only league member east of the '
Cascades. " I
The Ashland nine a team finan- '
ced by Ashland, the Owen Oregon
Lumberi company and the Beaver
PrrjanL,cemnt company of Gold V
Hill has been rejuvenated. Their
team is the second best In the lea
gue and Rogue River valley is pin
ning its hopes on this group to
ry west of the Cascades.
So with a bit-of animus In thei
air, and with the additional feature J
of the BOAS' rejuvenation, it look? J
like a "hot time" on .the Fair ,
Grounds field tomorrow afternoon, j
The type of poultry house has
much bearing on diseases In tbe
poultry flock. Poor ventilation, !
draftiness, poor protection from
rains and lark of sunlight. pro- ,
mote disease. i
CLEANING
PRESSING
Work called for arid
. v.- . delivered.
Klamath Cleanirijj
& Dye Works
i - - Pftnn '40.
FATHER'S DAY
TOMORROW
. ; At Linkhaven
Give Father a treat to a
CHICKEN DINNER . .
: If Father' isn't here'bring your hus
"' "b'ahd "or friend.
Dinner served from, S:3Q ,to 7:30.
"We Know How"
NEW
CITY LAUNDRY
Phone 154
We call fur and deliver
all work.
A trial will convince.
f.. 1. KOI.lt, Mgr.
Shiplap 8, 10 or 12 inch ..... .$17.30
Just the thing for Sheathing
2x1 No. 2 Dimension $17.50
2x4 No. 3 Dimension ....... .$15.00
54x4 E. Bevel Siding $10.00
We have many items to show you.
Drive out and look them over.
Pelican Bay Lumber Co.
IN THE DAYS GONE BY
Science played a very small part in the practice of dentistry.
Today with modern equipment and meth ids. tho "fear of
pain" haa been entirely eliminated In connection with den
tistry. There Is no 'reason for neglecting the care of your
teeth now. Permit us to examine y:urs. We may help save
tbem for yon. i
DR. R. D. COE
Hopka Bldg.
Phone 836
asjssykMs'kskssi
' Curb Service Sound Your Horn
THE SWAft :
Opposite Court House
nsurance
Real Estate
-f " '' " - r
insurance service may come may
go but bur service goes on forever;
As Ions; as you are paying cold ranli
for a necessary roniiuoritt)1 you should .
get all oo ran and our service Is .
absolutely free of charge. 1
J. F. MAGUIRE JR.
"Write all kinds of sound insurance"
Hie .MAIN 8TRKKT
KLAMATH FALLS
;'5 L. I.-;?:
t Vf
SIX DAYS '
(Starting Tjlp rfCl
MONDAY J U11C U3
MONDAY
World's Premier
Tour
' 8-Sehatibhar fejles--8
i($--tfig New';SKowi0
200Pe6ple--2do
South Sixth St. Show Grounds J
14 Gain In
.' Uczlite&llotis
This intrccu' an Willvs-OverlanJ sale this
year ii. even inoreiiuprowuvrwIirncuniiMrnl
u uh die L.urcs ul the iiulustry as whole.
i1 Ul
Over 110,000 Whippets the first year show the public's
response to these great ad vactagcsrvrpasslng economy,
greater roominess and the saStty oS 4-wheel brakes
Most economical ar In America '
' Holds the AAA. Cuiistto-Gwst economy rtcorxl.
1 lO.OOOowncrs attest in amning gasoline mileage.
Lowest priced car with 4-wheel
Lrakes In (uct, the only liglit car offering
this necessary safety feature as national standard
equipment.
Speedier, too 55 mi(es an nour are all we
claim. Owners claim more.
Acceleration From 5 to 30 miles per hour
in 13 seconds. Watch a Whippet in tratlic.
Lower center cf gravity Insures safer
driving at all speeds. , .
Narrow body posts For greater driving
vision. The dangerous "blind spot" is eliminated.
Oversize balloons The modern tire equip
ment a modem car calls for.
Snubbers For maximum riding comfort.
Force-feed lubricating system As on
cars priced $1000 or more.
Adjustable steering wheel Makes
anyone comfortable when, driving. .
Sw. SW? mn4 Jm.k mtl.m.
mthme m.r rm r ml Am
' srmMM
Superior Quality
New Lou) Prices
Whim.1
Coach 625 795
TourinK 625 765
Roadster 695 825
Coupe 625 795
Sedan 725 875
Landau 755 925
rr iwrfimfifffffam fvk
Jmrt tm cAon mil horn I nnticm.
... fmctary. W.li:
Ottmnd.tnc, TmimJm, OMm
OVERLAND
OVfeuLAND-KNIGHT SALES CO.
, Phone 899 Cor. 4th J Wl.m.ik