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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (July 6, 1927)
Page Two -' THE EVENTNVt HERALD. KTATVfATIT FATJ.S. OREGON IWIMOS' ""J CORN BELT NOW SOLD QNTENNiS CT fT3 L73 SFRGEAN BAKER T CHAMPION Joe Dundee In For Hot Time to Hold Recently Gained Laurels British Tennis Stars Succumb ,f to Money Lure Middle West No Longer Classes Game With Cro quet and Ping Pong KANSAS CITY. July . irn-The ( Middle Wit. which used to clas j tennis with croquet. It now tikinr much greater Interest In national tennis affairs. ' Six year ago the Miiuiourl Val- ley Tennia Association1 wua a district i.nnns a .apiv- ! organisation at St. Louts with a few Inn Britten tennia player hare de- 1NEW Dundee, YORK, July the new . OP) Joe scattered clubx. At the end of lS3tl 'elded to turn professional, .accord-1 '" linn to Mr. . Cochran.' sport "on; mh,ch " "", our,,h ",r",, 'Promoter sectional tennis orRKiili.illoii in ltu Some of them will appear with I I'0'! ,, , fc Su.aone Lenlen in Ol.sgow early j 0Ph. V..1?' FT1'1"' ' " ' ui(i i villi i . iiiu ui rvuumin mm a member of th executive commit- stated by Cochran. The identity of J '7 "'7 m" " 1'Mm" IP" ' inn nwHiainiii, i u'iMiiriii til llir In July in one of i fessional exhibition aeries of pro- games to be i the players will not be made known , until after the All-Knxinnd tourna- Missouri Valley group. Me ha , welterweight ; , i,ki. u i I'"!" n ' leaders In the de-, champlon-ol the worlrf. has plenty j c.odfree. the Wimbledon champion! I "lopa,en' of !h "m w""1"r ,ho of opposition In sight If he content-; who u the only British woman play.J Mississippi and believes It will ,om- .. -..ki. i..i. day be almost as popular as h isc- plates a busy campaign in defense er considered, capable of Rhine . . . .. .. 1 mi.. I .n . 1.... . t. . - -. I - nail. oi ine crown, jvot tne least of the - Baltimore Italian's rivals is th ; that she has no Intention of aban- wallopln soldier. Sergeant Sammy lonln ner mateur stjtus. Haker. who jumped Into the lime-j ; ; light by stopping the Nebraska GraVe of Faithful Wildcat." Ace Hudkina. ' - . is t i; ; lludklns bad been knocked down.; . tlOTSe L.aretUlly but never out. nor had he been ! Tended Av Owner ! Dartmouth Hurdler Attains New Record in 45 Yards: 5 4-5 .HAXOVKR. N. II.. July (Pi lla rlnmut h whb'li hiw Im-itail l I some great hurdlers In Its day. ha topped by any foe until he met I the rushing-, two-fisted Baker. savta pnsi i-.i i.,u. a .t "ZT?Vl'it. 5mmy- V Within the shadows of the stables ' "ro''"' another worthy aurcessor with lou of stamina and courage as : of ,he great Ranch Wlklup near,10 """ Krl Thompson. II? well as punching ability, has come ; h. . -.raA .. -tin ' -r Montgomery. Wells, better from the Army ranks in rapid faah. I . , ,h. th. rllv JMm., i known aa Monty - Wells. ion to mace nis mark In the 14T- It hw. ,h. ,.,,. , . This bespectacled youth set uivuhou. iw is a proauct of jof America 'a mnrnii p iPin "v w u a hniiia tn i cisions over such men Eddie" Roberts, the Tacomi lion who knocked out Joe Dundee ,. j . worms recora lor me yaras nign He holds de-! Dilutee, ,rue Ma of ,qu(ne arit: hurdles when he topped the timber n as "K. . O. j tocracy. who died at the noble age J 5 iS r""- This was at the; aroma sensa- r to . Knights of Columbus indoor games . oor games ; i... r-n t . i . ,..... i in Dimun some raonius ago. neii, ,,B'" r?ad S"n Francisco: owner of W(lltllllM! Te . blrthd.v ntly helped Dsrtmoyth to an Georgie Ward and Joe Simonich, i partr for Paige Sport Touring,' new paint, runs fine. If you want speed, , here it am for $195.00. CHEVROLET GARAGE Phone 49-W the horse. Some 1 sportsmen and society people ! tended. Refreshments for Disguise I included a cake 10 feet wide, pre-1 pared of bran and oats, with carrots ' taking the place of candles. In 1900 this thoroughbred In a gallant bid for Epsom Derby hon ors placed third to Diamond Jubl-; lee. . A A A (00 l tJ the 120-yard i niiaaeipnia. title when he high hurdles Team Is F FAIRMONT, Minn.; July (. (,P ' Fanners may be regarded aa hicks ' in some states, but they rank ace 1 high In Minnesota. Fairmont hasl turned down all aorta of fancy nick-; ; names to call Its baseball team The Ford " Panel " Delivery. This car runs O. K. and just right for delivery or' camp- " ' ing purposes, r . $125.00. - CHEVROLET GARAGE Phone 49-W Shop Our Windows. We Fit Narrow Feet. Vacation Priced so everyone can buy them Dress 'I,' r'-v.,. ; Walking I " Golf p J II ; Tennis '-'If .vi 4 Buster Brown Shoe Store SHOES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY MISSION HOSIERY CADET t I; vil . .V. V.- .V..V- V AJ. V . V .'.V.'. imM 'It iliS .. .;. ' v.. . f USE THESE TWO BLAN KS NOMINATION BLANK . . ' . ! Good for 2000 Votes Ilene enter; t Xamn '....... i .. 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The 100,000 extra vote offer is the BIGGEST spe cial vote offer of the entire campaign. Take advantage of it! Vote Value of Subscriptions Payable in Advance Th subscription rate of THK KLAMATH FALLS VOKNINO NKW8 and THK KLAMATH FALLS KVKNINfl I1KKALI) am shown In'lnw. to Itether with the regular ntimliiT f roles allnwod on rarh sulirritlnn payment. The rotes shown here apply on both Old ami New suliscrlptlons. IIATK8 FOIl XKWS OK HI HAI.I) News or Ileralil Dr Carrier In Klamath Falls Price Voles Three Months $ 1.95 1.500 Six Months 3. B0 5.000 One year . 0 50 15,000 Two Years U.00 40.000 Three Years 19.60 70,000 News or Herald By Mall Outside Klamath Falls Price Votes Three Monthi $ 1.75 1.600 Six Months 2.75 4,000 One Year 6.00 12,000 Two Yeara ... 10.00 35,000 Three Yeara 15.00 60,000 roit iiotii I'OMIHXATIOV It TK I'.tl'KHH News nml lli-rnlil Ily Carrier In Klnmnlh Falls Price Voles Three Monthi ) 3.90 B.ooo Six Months 7,00 .16.000 One Year 13,00 40.000 Two Years 20.00 110,000 Three Yeara 39.00 180,000 News nnd llernlil Br Mal Outside Klamath Fnlla Price Votes Three Month $ 3.60 4,0tlfl Six Months B.60 12.000 One Year 10.00 35.000 Two Years 20.00 90,000 Three Yeurs 30.00 180,000 List of Candidates 1 M-1 lid i' Dominations received up Hi Tuesday (rrnlht with only Hum limtinn and part first subscription vnlcs pulillahed. DISTRICT NO. 1 't'iiiprlM-a all territory within tin city limits of Ktnniatli I nil.. HlilppliiKtun anil IVIIran t'lty. Hciklry, c ItrtH lion, Sophie- Ih-Wlll, Pit) III. Craft, I -it I Ionium, Win. J Iilrr, .Mrs. Walter Ilmmnl, Juanlla Hull, HnlUe HixkliiK. Mrs. J. K Jones, Xellle) Itosei Johnson. .Mrs. Mars;nrrt Mnnln, Mir Ion I .MiHirr, Vera, Torrry, Mrs. It. It Vernon, Mrs. J. W . Wnlil, Mrs. Nell n.n.rMMi n I, x ki 1'J.IIOO 4.tMM (M.(MNI ni.oot) O.I.IHtO . t'J.IMMt rti.noo fll.MMI S.t.tNH) I2.IMMI Ilil.lMMI mi,MN mi,.vrt m.miu DISTRICT NO. 2 Comprises all territory outside I he city limits of Klnmnlh Knlls, HhlppliiKton nnd IVIIran City. Ilnrrex, JiMcplilne, fjikevlcw n.l.fMNI llrowii, Mrs. Arlcne, Xi-rrill 4II..VKI llunrli, "Marian Bfl.lKMl llufort, Mrs. J. ., i hiloquln H.1.IMM) llanlfl, Mrs. C. M., Ikinnnsn . I,(XMI (HMlrkh, tlinrlotte, llorrls, Cal I2.0OO llnnnn, l.onlwi. Pnlsley fli.ooo Kclkar, Knnillln, Malln f),1,(MM Mldkirr, .Mildred, AIKonm ....Ba.lVlO Piillnrd, Krneat, llrny, Cnl 44.IMIO PIiIIIIm, Mrs. Or. ILF.I, IU.OOO I'uikitl, Jessie, Keno 4II..VMI IO-IIIiir, Mnrifilerlle, olena M 0,.1OO Trefen, Mrs. V.,' Mnchoel, nl 12,000 Wall, Mrs. II. W., II. V. It ftH.tMMI Voiiiiifi-cn, (iu, Pin.. tiKn .. ;w,(MMI For Further Information Call, Write or Phone Campaign Department . The Klamath Falls News arid Herald
