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THE EVEm'O HRRAUVKI.AMATH FAILS.' OREGON
Sntnflnr, Awnwt ft, 1027
IBllly
- i i
BY WINNING
National League Leaders
Tighten Hold; Yanks
Whip Bengals
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(f tho Associated Prcaa)
Chicago could Tonnrd tier Cobs
Jubilantly today, they appar
ently bad picked up the right
trtU to treeing the national Ira
gae pennant.
Sit consecutive victories, i In
a sweep over the flashy Braves,
paired the Purina In front by
two full same. .
Fercy Jonrs polished oft .. the
Bonton warriors by a five to
two .verdict before a ladies' day
crowd totalling some 32.000!
Cy Wllllania went a long waya
In wrecking the Pirate, by lash
ing ott a homer, a triple and
doable sal a atnglo la four of
ficial timea at bat,' aa the Phll
11m bong up a to 7 victory.
Adolfo Lnque, Clnclnnatt'a Cu
ban hurler, had the Giants help
less while tie Red finished In
front, S to 0.
Brooklyn trounced the Cardin
als C to 2. giving the Kohins the
series by 1 to 1.
Babe Ruth showed the itadiom
faaa he still wag In the home
rua sprint by aorklng the ball
Into right field ' bleachers ' for
hie- 1 5th ot the year, as the
Yanks whipped the Bengals Into
submission I to 1. -.
The Senators waded through
If hits donated by ' St. Louts
barters fore. IT to S triumph...
Carrlgan'a Bed Sox stopped the
pale hose 4 to 1 for their fourth
t straight verdict.
The Indians' fray at Philadel
phia was washed out by rain.
'Social Note: President Cool
idge attended a farmers picnic
tn South Dakota the other day.
After a little discussion ot farm
conditions by Governor Bulow It
took a banjo player several hours
to calm the guests. ).
Legal Notices
Hl.MMOXa FOR rCBLICATIOX.
In the Circuit Court of the
State of Oregon, for the County
of Klamath.
Louise Bell, plaintiff, vs. Har
ry Bell, defendant. , " '
To Harry Bell, defendant: '
" In (he name ot the State of
Oregon, yon are hereby required
to appear, and answer the com
plaint on file in the above en
titled suit, on or before the 3rd
day ot September, IS 27, that
being the last day for such ap
pearance prescribed in the order
ot the Court for the publication
of this summons, and it yon so
tall to- appear and answer, for
want thereof the plaintiff will ap
ply to the Court for the relief
prayed tor in her complaint, vis:
for the dissolution of the bonds
ot matrimony heretofore existing
between plaintiff and defendant
upon the grounds of desertion by
you of the defendant for more
than one year last past and im
mediately preceding the filing ot
plaintiff's complaint :
' This summons Is served upon
you by publication In the Eve
ning Herald, a daily, newspaper,
printed, publlabed and of general
circulation In Klamath .County.
Oregon, for four successive and
consecutive weeks pursuant to or
der of the Hon.' A. L. Leavltt.
Judge of the above entitled court.
Dated: ' August 2nd. the first
publication being the Cth day of
August. 1927, and the last ,nub
llcation being the 3rd day of Sep-'
tember, 1927.
V. H. MILLS.
Altoruey for Plaintiff.
E Loomla Illdg., Klamath
Fulls, Oregon.
A6-13-20-27-SJ
NOTICK. -
In the County Court of the
State of Oregon for Klamath
County.
In the matter ot tho estate of
Fred Shaw, deceased.
' Notice Js hereby given that A.
L. Rice has been appointed ad
ministrator of the estate -of Fred
Shaw, deceased, and that all per
sons having claims against the
statu are required ' to present
them, with the proper vouchers;
Within six months from date
hereof, to said administrator at
201 Williams Bldg., Klamath
Palls, Oregon.
.Dated August 6. 1927.
A. U RICE.
Administrator of estate of
Fred Bhnw. dcaccased.
William Canons, attorney, tor
administrator.
AO-IS-SO-IT-SS
WANTED
i.
Girls to enter their ssmes for
the Labor Day lebratkn
oueea contest. . Every entrant
sets a prise. Call at once.
Mrs. Karl Ganoe, Arcade Apta.,
No, 117.
Beavers Stage
Rally and Win
(By the .UmnUtnl Prnw) ,
Portland came from bWilud in
the closing Innings to drive Kul
lerton off the hill and make It
throe out of four from Holly-(consumption, changing places Ire
wood by winning 5-t. Batteries: quenlly. etc., but at the end we
Preach. Hushes and Yelle: Ful-1 were counting the slow minutes.!'
lecton. w. Murphy and Cook. U. t
Murphy.
The Missions tanned back into
their old form, dropping a one
aided game to the Seals. 1S-4
Batteries: May and Rego: Adolph.
Pillette and Walters. Wales. -
The Oaks made It four straight
SeW UaaTl " r. . f 11 I
it Pus imEiid
: to SliBg Worries
TUs "cut-away'. view yns prepared
Jtrt ta show you hovy efficiency tbe
An DScrtfoKa itself, ".ist t;"X-oil- ,
in frtru- is 0.-.S of the btg reasons for
ti; s ;r jjower and Jons life of .the . -
7' - simple sV.-ih oHIrg
: bt-,-3 insures thrtiioroan
: tubricatioa of every wort
: lag part .O-.-ea oil is kept
circulating cvry tapor
tant worVLig pc-t u bathed
by a spray of oil whiie the
. cacine is in ooeca-oon. Ol-
bir .is stonotrl utoziatio
,
tlly Vhen the'ecsine H'
.j n m'I w..f
lleitf, easily forgotten . s'auily -nd eScsSTtliy and
sight-Iced oil cups are done v.-ili '.and up under severe ,
away trith and friction, conditions c I' out farm.
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B to tMs nit wctosij wVll. . .
Ins P"v pUat smki tuns yWB f i toss. " ; - -
Baldwin Hdw. Co.
"THE WINCHESTER STORE"
414 Main ' Phone 261
At this Stored Get- G UAL1TY SEIW
''.'if.y ' 'J
rlW
NOW is the time to buy your twine while we can
enter your order for any amount and be sure to
make delivery. To make a reservation now on the
basis of two pounds to the acre does not obligate
you, but it does protect you and assures your get
ting every pound you need. And that's worth a
lot at harvest time! '
You've always known Harvester twine to be of un
questioned quality, and you've doubtless found the
',Uig Ball" winding, (with the ' patented ' cover) a'
real convenience." ' phoose one of the Haryestcr
brands this year for genuine twine economy and
twine satisfaction! Now in the time.
J. S. Mills & Son
Headquarters for the Original -
. "BIG BALL"
6TH & KLAMATH
from Los Angeles by uoilng out
the Seraphs In the eleventh tu
ning 2-1. Butteries: Wealheritliy,
llsrdner, I 'lorry and Sandberg;
Cooper and Bool. Lombarill,
The ancient "Speed" Martin
limited Sacramento to six hits '
while Seattle roasted to an easy
11-3 win to even up the series.
Butteries: M inln and Schmidt:
Kalllo. Keefe and Sevoreld.
ItKIXHUt IlKKAkKKS IIOKKO.
DKSSAl', Germsny. Au:. f. (A.
IV), 'ouMl be an endurance
fiver? "How to kill time was
. . .
declared
our biggest . problem.
Kdaird. one of the holders ot
the new Si hour plus mark "We
tried to pass the long hours by
telling stories "on scrsps tit
paper, oi course. Estimating gas
C.tlt HOT Ntl-Wi.
Dice raw carrots and
serve
wltlvtliiy" balls of cottage cheese,
on1 lettuce or ronialne. Add a
taste of' chives to the French
dressing. it
cne nf the greatest of power
tai :7cs, is reduced to a min
Uuin by this positive auto
maris oiKng system.
Come in and have us
show you bow efficiently
ths Tjhn Dccre oils itself.
Rxarsine the simplicity of
.drfca pjid-.the, stprdinesa
.crrica asd..ttic. s
fispls -skeJoKnOeere
nffine r.-ilT An ifs SSOfk
Two Balls Fit
Any Twine .
' ; Cai '
Guaranteed For
Lehgih
Strength
Weight
Treated Against
Destruction
By Insects
with the Patented ..Cover
. PHONE 9
rfaX7
CHANNEL
SWIM
IS SUCCESSFULITO FIRE CHIEFS
English Aquatic Star
Beats Gertrude's
Time ' 1
DOVER. Eng., Aug. $. (.ip-R.
It. Temme. axed 22, KuglNh
swimmer, succeeded today tn the
... . . .. ' ..
swim the English channel. Tak
ing off from Cane lirla Net at
12:42 o'rlork this morning. Ten
uis landed two miles west' of
Dover.
Mrs. Clrmiugtou (Mill (iuilel
Corson of New York, wln lnl
year became the second toman
to swim the channel, and who
now Is training for another cross-
nK witnessed the last stage of
Temme's swim. '
1 Mrs. Corson Is preparing ,to
attempt to swim from Kngland
to France, the reverse direction
of her first swim.
Temme's time, as computed by
representatives of Lloyds, was 1-1
hours. 27 mlnutea. This Is four
minutes faster than Gertrude
Ederle's time last yesr. but has
been beaten by three wen. Krnsl
yierkotter. Georges Michel and
Norman Leslie Durham In earlier
rbnnnel swims.'
',Jlo used the trudsron stroke.
eat
vhere it's cool
SPECIAL PINNER"
Kvcrj- ,Kcnln(t ,
$1.00 7Sc 50c
Try them they're appetising!
Club Cafe
(.It
at ihc$c
low prices!
' :e-m-:'T't?' 'V " :;i
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-TheTourinf ITT J
orrWlwcf OaVJ ,
THr Coach '595
' T-t Court ?625
' The Sport n i C
tsbrl.Hti
TheUndso 745
7h Imperial $7Q (
Undau I.OV
JfcT.mTr.ct 'tQ?
l-TTrch - 40
All Prilh. HlM.M fc.
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W. R. LOCKE, Manager
j QUA L I T Y A 1
1P0RTL
AN
QST
Three Hundred Assemble
in Rose City to Dis
cuss Problem
POHTLANl. Ore.. Aug. (. (A.
P. -Three hundred tire .chiefs
ot Pacific roast litlerf. gathered
here for the amiunl convention
of the Pacific Co ist aiuoclatlon
of fire chiefs, today lUlcued to
a concert by the Spokane and
I .os Anseles fire department
bands and heard a ' mimtior ot
add rv!c along lerhnieuL lines.
Speakers Inuluded L. K. Uusli.
insurance export of San Fran
cisco; K. K. Cmip, Pasailelt I,
California, fire chief; C. A. Swan
sea, Kverutt, Vsh.. fire chief:
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yr FxAJTttnrU, JrUicd ami tiu .
GleWkcs (iiuuitsj in iHir ua
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Broken Lease Replaced
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LOCKE MOTOR CO.
C. K. CitrUon, Tnenms tire rltlrf ;
Hubert Lulus, fits murshsl. Heat-
lis; II. II. itudersou. Hostile, '
mat It. II. Pnuioroy, Oregon slate
deputy Hie marshal. 1
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T.WtY t AllllAtiK
Cut fresh young cabbage and
rook slightly. Ill uncovered bull.
Ing water. Drain and aerve with
llollundnlse suaVe.
It Is delicate
and tttlletotis.
tIf we had only known." . This, pathet
ic little phrase which serves as a pitiful
preamble to many of life's tragedies, is
the logical preamble to the tragedy
that comes to the - mother who faces
and fails to solve the problem of edu
eating her fatherless children.
"Human needs is the mother of life in
surance.
Aelna-izeNow
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INSURANCE ,
FIRE LIFE' AUTOMOBILE
206 Williams Bldg.
Phone 432
Chevrolet History,
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Fireproof Onirally I-oralcd. I
Popular Prices and Bsrvlca are
the demsnds of the day that's;
why the Mutter Is patronised by
the dlscrlmlnstlng. I
Mauagvnicut Oeo. Warrva lloopei
nr.
522 South Sixth St
COST
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SMITH BROS.
BI.IHt I'rr IIim.iii t'l
I'lMiue elist
The Cascade Hotel
hTllinl.V MttliKKM
Weekly Italea M OO ami I'p
Nlioaree suit 'Tub Paths I'rre
Ulh anil Walual. I'ltone 1-V
. KUmalh I "Us. te.
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la the World 1
HOT HI'lUNim 1
NT.rllll
luiw iK"n from 1 '
TiOU A. M in mitlalKlit -Tub
llutliaSwliiimliiR Tank
. I f t ami I'uld Kliowrrs .
Kur I'rlvula I'artlea,
1'ln.ne IM-V
Hnlii anJ :silanaita
Itill TIIK IIWT
Ask for the unln card
P. ft. Olils. J. II. Kikes. II. U
Orai-n. U. II. Hhsborn. C. II.
Kin. Mr. L'sriwnler
Kuiptar nj rubers ut L. U. IS"!
Hurtlnf July II
Red Ball Stage Line
Tern . Dally slan TMee
Klainalli Kails anil Laketlvw,
iMtlnf N:MU tiioenlug
lavlna IIKNt I. M,
Uavea It K K 1 1 1 t) H Aalu
Huge OfIce t
Phone 77 or 600
III HI! V TAXI RKItVICH
t'nder
New MaBacsmcnt
Pbuiie 341
1'roDipt Br r rice
JlO-JYlss
HOWARD
Transportation Co.
STAGES
1 i .
lasting Klasnalh 'all. TtitO
a. u toiiHi a. i., i r. 1U
4i4U I', maklna ruaaew
lions tu 1'urtUaul anil way
points Mmp ilay. t'lHiarrtlona
rt AshUnil olih flrkslrk
Hlnsra Uw rallftirnlsi point.
1.3U A. .it. anil l:ve I'. M.
Btsine make direct through
caaneclloae to 1'orlland and
Heatlle 10 A. M. anil 4:40
I'. !. Btacea make direct con
aectlona to Hao Krinclsco and
Los Anieles.' i
Litral Orrire 01.1 Mala Bb
rnoue IMMI
TOt'NO
Coal & Transfer
Company
"Diamond nrlqavsta"
Itune !OU7
First
Methodist Church
Tenth ami Hl(ti fka.
1'KA.N K K WE.MKTT,
Minister
Iteskleare, I MO Hlh Bt.
"We Bpeclallsa In Jlelpfutoeai"
8unday Services: - -Ua.
m., 1:3t p. m. '
. Chijoquin Stages
Uava Klaniath f alls UaJI lor
'Utlloqaia and Intrmeduvte '
points aa follows! '
00 a. m. 12:io noon '
1:30 p. m. 7:30 p. o,
Take f a. m. but to cdnnecl
for camps beyond Chlloauln.
' C. H. KINO,
Owner
KM.MATn.WKrTD BTAGU
' to
Mt'KD
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nd Intormeillale polata. -Lv.
K. F. 7 luj Ar. Weed II
Lv. Weed 1:30; Ar. K. r. 1:00
Btsitos Leaving .
Btage Terminal Depot
OI.1 Main Su
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