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TWO STRAIGHT 15-UNIMPEDED
THE EVENTNO HEftAi".!")', KLAM ATI! FALLS'.' OREGON
Monday, -Awgiirt-ft, 1927.
Hal Hoss Winner
Of Golph Trophy;
Editors at Beach
Callahan Will
Meet Webster;
Gird on 16th
Testing is Probed To Help Pay for
Aug. .-
KAl.I'M. Or., Ail. 8. (API-
Several cow th it hav been un-i
der tuberculosis tests In eual PORTLAND, Or.,
Portland for some time are to Wm. Btewart,
be killed by th auto livestock I the Oregon Cattle and llorao
Two clover artUts of Ih gen- nliary board when It meet In llrecders' association and li. II.
II' art of nook and be socked, i urtlaitd today. Not with- KI1H1. nuinuxcr of the marketing
Oakland Wins Eleventh
In Row; Seala Take
Another
(By the Associated rrma) '
Phil Mulcahy and Hank Hul
Vey held Portland under perfect
control and Hollywood took both
conteata from the northerners,
S-l and S-S. Mulcahy limited
the Beavers to three hits, while
Hulrey aet them down with six
In the second clash. Batteries:
Couch and Yelle: Mulcahy and
Anne. Second gamp: Hughes.
ad
and
noSKHltU), Or.. Ad. 1. (A.
I. ) Hal Hoss, secretary of the
Oregon atate editorial asportation
and secretary to Governor Fat-
terson, naa won the trophy cup will meet In the ma In event of .... 1 1. .......ii. ih ,i hiu l..i,urim..i,i ih. inm .1. .. ...
given the cattle It la aald' they ,ber of couiinirce, wilt conduct a
atlll
teat. The board will hold meet
Inn at the Imperial hiAel.
Kinney. French.- Yerkes
Yelle,. ghandling; 'Hulrey
Murphy. :... .' . I
The geals continued on their I
merry way by trimming the''
Mission twice, 7-3 and 1-0. But-)
terles: Malta. Geary and II ego;
Ludolph, Bryan and Whitney. I
Wales.- Second game: Mitchell !
and McCrea; Christian,. Eckert,
and' Walters, Whitney.- ,
The QaVs hunt up their' eleventh-
straight win' by twice" tak
ing: the sunken Seraphs into
camp, 4-5- and 2-1.- -Batteries:
Cunningham, Gardner and Sand
berg; Boehler and Bool. Second'
ame: Wright, Gardner and Han
nah;' Delaney and Bool!
Seattle got a draw and a vic
tory out of the day's .double
header wfth." Sacramento.' playing
to a 6-8 tie In the morning and
winning the afternoon fray 6-4.
Batteries: Brandt, Graham and
Jenkins. Schmidt; Singleton, Ra
chac, VI net and SevereJd. Sec
ond game: House, Edwards and
Schmidt; Keating, Keefe and Sev
ereid. . . '
. Koiaelcm World.
CHICAGO. Aug. 8. W) A
noiseless world can be forecast
If the assertion" of Professor D.
A Laird of Colgate University is
confirmed. Ha says science has
perfected a certain remedy and
Indicated the commercial value
by estimating London pays 15,-
000,000 annually for '."unneeea-
eary noises.
League Lecders Take An
other; Yanks Defeat
White Sox, 4-3
(By the Associated Press)
The Chicago Cubs were , three
and one half games ahead of
Pittsburgh today for leadership
of the natloual league. While
the Pirates were idle the Cuba
wou another of their usuul vic
tories over the Hrooklyu Dodg
ers yesterday but the- windy city
team had to struggle 11 Innings
to taker the long end of a 6-5
score. . ''.
: Wattle Holm's homer In the
eighth with one man 00 Mae, en
abled the St. Louis Cardinals to
beat the Boston Braves, 0-4,
Two brilliant pitching perform
ances gave the Cincinnati Red
a double' header from' Philadel
phia. Jakie May fanned 11 bat
ters' In "the opener and won 6-1.
Bed Lucas let the Phillies down
with six hits In the second game
for a 2-1 victory.
The Yankees ripped the White
So Tor a 4-3 victory at New
York.
, Irving Hadly held Cleveland
sare while Washington was
pounding Hudlin and Crnnt for
a 11-3 win. Other American
league teams did not play.
Michigan Golfer
Swings Into Lead
TORONTO, Aug. S (Scor
ing a brilliant TO for the third
round. At Watrous. Grand Rap
Ids, Mich., professional and for
mer Canadian open champion,
today took the lead at the end
of 54 holes of play in the Can
adian open golf championship.
Watrbus total of 215 strokes,
with one round to go this after
noon, put bim a single shot
ahead of Walter Hagen, former
American and Blrtlsh open title
holder, who shot a 72 for the
third round to bring his tatal
up to 216. ; ,
given by the chamber of com- boxing card to b held Aug-
metre In th annual Oregon dl- ut 16 at th American Legion
tors' golf tournament. Mr. Honk Memorial hall. -was
playing a re it rolf with Th., n. Tim Ciillnlmn. sorrel
Ralph Cmtiise of Albany close on looped welterweight of Klamath 1
his heels. The presentation of Kalis, and "the picturesque and KOTTIII'S IIOOSTMIN t'KK
tne cup was m ini, hatiirduy at hard hitting colored boy. ' Pup
the llandon banquet for the edi- Webster, late of Taeonm.
tors. I Announcement of the main
me cuitors ten nere at uoon event was made this morning by nui wn,., attained world fame
for the beach where they will (lien I llaron. Klumath Fall OTlP ,.n, through the forced
eujoy two days of entertaiuinent. matchmaker. Other features of landing of Clarence D. Chamber-
They were loud In their praise the card will be announced uin Blu diaries A. Lcvliie, Is
of the program provided for them ! later, (determined to ai.iy on the may.
in llofeburg and declare that the 1 Culltihan has appeared In lt )ms adopted American boosting
hospitality of the Umpu.ua valley 1 Klamath rings on a number of methods rr this uurnaa
cannui oe surpamcu. occasion. Ills principal claim
react to the tuberculosis .series of conferences during the
11KRI.1X. Aug. S. (API Kott-
t s. AIHMK'XM I'UTCIIKS illreclor at tbu I'nlon stock yards
here.
The orderly marketing depart
ment at the stock yards was dis
continued on July t with foault
hat cattlemen received no knowl
edge of conditions there. A (tut
In Hut markdt . followed with a have liati thttuiutttdi 8 lnluix
marki'd retluctloit In prices. lit 1 siiiil tlio; eosl "Sf alBUI
ll.ftiw Tu Coiiirlliiiie. I lug Din director will n veil
1 t.tr.,lrtf itM III., nnliirlu Htitr.'t7oii Mitotih and urobablv will
LirCCrOr Oartryvli"Hng director was inuliilnliie.l he' muili liiw'cr',
ill lliu siuck yams 10 seep ih".
men apprised of prlrea. supply
liresUleut of "'" " ""'
inputs ,u 11 u hmii mini u ti,.,,,e.
Th expenses were met by a vol
untary assessment against the
sales. A number of atuckmun
refused to conlrlliut to III nmln
tenanve of lite illreelor with the
result that the- others declared
1 hey would not pay all Mini, tout
and nernlltrthosu' who qutS not
vontrlbuto 10 flwro In tliw bullu-
fits. - r
Price ituiitped a rent a jmuud
with the result that ratllciueu
coining week In the entile pro
ducing . counties of th stale In
au effort to get cattlvuieu 10
I maintain an orderly murketlng
Seeking Office
occasion. 111s priiicuiai ennui Everv letter that learea any
to fame Is victories over Kid denariment of thn city aovern-
ment in nut now be sent 1n en
velopes on the fuce aide of which
are the portraits of Chamberlln
Stnrkey. the first decision being
u hair lino, but the second deci-
I
slve.
rt 1 naa improvca wnn eu. n B11(i u-vlne. with Quotations on
Uf congressman go, an Instead of the cautions hM, ,hlllK of ,he (... Tho
left jabbr of ono year ago. he dal. nf ,h iHndln of "Miss ro-
tA. Is a frw hitting mtlllng fighter, lumlila" l ulsn slven
On the flap Is deplrted un air
PORTLAND, Ore.. Aug. 8.
iP.) Jacob Kunxcler. former I Webster is an old timer, and
1 judge of the court of domestic; has fought the best in tbe north-
j relations, has signified his in-west. Including Leo l.omskl.
. tentlon of becoming a candidate 1 The boys are- working out each
i ii iT-iirroeuiauvv ivr llie luiru j niKUl SI III .ul'muriHI UBII.
i-concresstonal district. : Fourth sml KlAmnth avenue, at
Kanseler's entry brines the 6 o'clock.
' field up to five. Others who t
av declared their candidacies ! lnicric' Prtcinct&
are Isaac E. StaDles. Lem A.! 0
Dcver, Elton Watkins and Frank
Shult. All are republicans ex
cept Watkins.
plane flying from New York to
llerlln via Kotlbus. ew York is
characterised by sky scrapers,
Ileriln by the Hrsmleuburf Oate.
A man may be able to trad
bis reputation for money, but he
can't trade back
Are Reduced (a 53
ROSEBCRG, Ore., Aug. 8." (A. j
P.) Elimination of nine' elec-i
Toronto Athlete i,,on Precllu'ls through consollda-.
OetS NeW KeCOrd : ordered by the county court at!
' Ills August meeting. Jut con-1
DETROIT. Aug. S. OP) Joe i eluded. The consolidations were
Wright, Arganot Rowing Club. ' authorized as an economy meas
Toronto, set a new world's roc-'urc and it Is expected tint the
ord in winning the senior ouar-; action will save the county au-
jter mile dash In the single sculls ' proximately f 1. 000 at each elec-
5! precincts Instead of (1 a
formerly.
event of the national amateur
rowing association championship
regatta here Saturday. '
Wright beat out W. E. Car
et! Gilmore. of the . Bachelors'
Barge club. Philadelphia, to fin
ish In 1:12 2-5. two and three
fifths seconds under the mark
set by Waller Hoover last year.
Lies Change Styles. ' .
BRIDGEND, Eng., Aug. 8. (it
A plague of horse flies has
changed styles here. Dresses are
longer, include wide sleeves and
high necks as a' result of fero
cious onslaughts of Insects. Wool
etrT"VcklngsXtoo, arc popular
temporarily. - ,
eat
where it's cool
SPECIAL DINNER
Every Evening
$1.00 75c 50c
Try them they're appetiilng!
Club Cafe
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For
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Mbnthly Pain.
Neuralgia,- Toothache,
Backache,' and pain caused
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