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Mi.iulay. August 15. 1!27.
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J. Davidson Dies OBERAMMERGAU OF AMERICA IN SEVENTH
Saturday Evening' .
YEAR
Coming aa a roinplele shark ;
to his msny frit-nds, John Joseph j
; Darldsoa passed away In this ;
city on Saturday evenlnic, fol-
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. t rcucm a-ong-oen ,owlng , 1Iln,M of m4ny m0Bth,
Lumber Co., and Oth- I duration.
ert Visit j Fimlllarly known to many as '
1 . i . TTr:. . . "Jack." he has mada friends with i
(fiporlal to Tha Hnrald) '
I oia and young during his real-.
j dene of mora than a year and j
one-half in this city. At thai
ttma of his death ba waa employ-;
led at the Pastlma Tool Parlor.
Mr. Davidson was born In Ana-
Irondt, Montana, in Aunuxt 1904.
He was a graduate of St. Paula
.and the Auaronda huh arhnol
where he spent tha creator rart
'of hlii Jlfe with hla parents. Mr.
jand Mrs. E. M. Davidson.
Resides hia parents he loaves
throe sisters. May. Itosa and Mir-
TENNANT. Calif.. Aug. IS.
' n.' D. Tenannt. vie president
ut lha Long-Uall Lumber com
pany. Kelly Fleming, Mr. Ten
riant a secretary, of Longriew.
Wash., Hay Morrla. manager and
Eugene Cates, logging auperin
tendunt of rtyderwoJd, Wash., and
J. M. White, manager of Weed.
Talif.," were guesta of our camp
first of the work.
E. K. McConnell and Mlsa Eva
.unonneu or bacramento, father garet of Anaconda, a brother,
and sister of Dr. James McCon- Francis, also of Anaconda and
Belt, tha dentist of our camp, via-1 brother Edward of San Fran
lied Dr. and Mrs. McConnell this
week, on their way to Soattle.
'.Mrs. Jack iraddard of Weed
and Mra. Robert Bayalnger of
Stockton, were bouse guests of
Mrs. Dale Bee win during the
week.
Mlsa Dorothy Murphy left Sun
day for a two weeks' visit with
bar sister, Mra. C. H.
Klamath Falls.
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PELICANS WIN
FROM ASHLAND
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scoring three runs ahead of him.
McShane'a eagerness to stretch
a single Into a double resulted In ;
Foster at j hla being thrown out at second.
I And then came the great Pell-!
The Misses Florence and Helen can rally in the last half of the I
White, daughters of Manager J. ninth. - '
ft. White, of Weed, and Hen hell j Fuller, first man up, grounded '
Jonoa. aon of Dr. Jones of Sac- out to Davis.
ramento, were visitors at the C. Powell cracked a amart aingle. J
W. Mnrphy home Thursdany and Fortelr laced out a double. Pow-1
Friday, on their return to Weed. ; ell stopping at third. Peterson I
They were accompanied by Mlsa : poled out a double scoring Pow-1
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en sou rurucr. ae crowa went
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IIKAIttMl. mull lit U Oraoii, and belure
In the District Court of the'""1'' seliurn, the said propertv,
fulted States for the District ot !'"" described was by K. T. t
Oregnu. Westfull used III thn removal,.
I'ulled Blules of Aui.rlcs. II- 1111,1 'or the deposit and couceal-
bwlaiit, vs. men I of 4 quantity of bonded
Due Jordan Sedan. Motor No. ' hlskey or distilled spirits, with!
SUSS, and tools und accessor- 'nlent to delraud the fulled'
lea: and F. T Westfall. I States of the tss thereon, the j
To F. T. Weatfull, and all oth- distilled I'll" then audi
era whom It may concern: (there being a commodity lor
Notice la hereby given I list an ' hlch and III respect whereof a '
Information wae tiled In the 1 1,1 theretofore had boon and 1
above-entitled court in the above- j """" l'l"ed by the laws of
entitled cause, on the 8th day of."1 I'olted Slates, wb'ch tat had !
August, is:;, wherein and where-1 nnl '""'h t .! : contrary In the'
by It la sought In have corlnin '"rm ' aMtiite In such case
Court. In Ibe City of I 'oil In ml . In '
the Hliitn and District of Oregon,
on ni before the Sill duy of Sep
Iciulier. 1UJ7.
Dated tills 'III duy of August,
l7.
CI.AItKNCK II. 1IOTCIIKIHH.
t'nllsd Slates Marshall fur
the District of tiregou.
Ily Clarence C. Wells.
Deputy,
A I ! I 111?
: property described vis follows, to
wit: One Jordan Sedan, Motor
j No. NS&. and tools and ar
ceisorles. which said property
- ms selicd on the lllth dav of
July. 117. and heretofore attach
ed and arrested and held and
1 erlied, and now la In the V'a
esslon of V. K. Newell, Deputy
Federal Prohibition Administrat
or lor the St He and District of
Oregon, forfeited for the follow
ing reasons, tn-wit: .
' That heretofore, tn-wll: on or
about the lth duy of July, 1917.
tuadii and provided.
That anld conveyance, to-wlt:
the said Jurdiin Sedan, Motor No,
tlSHItSt, and tools and accessories,
are now subject 10 selsiire, under
Section It of the Act of Con
gress of July U, Ni;.
Tlint by order of the Court all
persons Interested In suld almve
descrlbsd property and the libelee
are hcrehv cited to file answer to
said !nformii;.oii, setting forth
their Interest In or claim to said
property libeled. If any they
have, with the Clerk of this
"We Know How"
Phone
154
New City
Laundry
R. t. KOMI, Manner
Pearl Murphy
: Mra. O. O. Wlngfleld will leave
Sacday for a two weeks' visit
with her slitter. Mrs. C. Ft. Fifield
at tlisnts Pass.
The many frlenda of Mr. Alva
Herod who ba been very ill in
the hospital at Weed, will be
pleaaed to learn of hia rapid re
covery to health.
f Miss Eva McConnell of Sacra
mento, was an Incentive for a
bridge party Tuesday atternoou,
given by Mrs. Jamea McConnell
at her home on A street. Mlsa
Ysobfl Goldman had high score
and Mra. Delia Goldman won the
consolation. Mlsa Eva. McConnell
wild.
! Conlin. pinch hitting
Brown, fanned.
Once again Manager Sanders
tried strategy, and this time it
worked. Mathews, another left
hander, waa sent In to bat for
Delaney. The rangy alugger came
through with a hard single scor
ing Peterson and tying the 'Score.
lladley, next up. tingled, Ma
thews stopping at second. Hen
Ion then came to bat amid a
deafening roar from the. grand
stand.
The pitcher sent a tantlizinr
roller to short, Robblns, whoe
Falem'ne and Dlb'.e characters live again In the .PIlKrlmng play, starting Its seventh yeir In
fnr the huge Hollywood hills ampitheater. known as the OberammerKau of America. Left, the 'youth
ful John the Duptlxl. piaved bv Mllinn Sawyer, selected because of splr.ttin! qiiulllii-s lacking In
young men. tight. Ian Macl-arcn as lh. Christ. lnel. Christ's triumphal entry liit.i Jerusnlem Just
before the crucifixion. "
Billy Evans Hurt
Ike guest prise. Those who en- homr of the first half of th
Jo fed thla delightful- bridge party j inning scored four runs, lost
were: Mesdames Benson, Haw-j the game for his club when ho
klos. Goldman, Olioison Temple- made a low throw to first, teu
ton, Parker. Sandle. Mackay. i 'n Mathews romp in from third
with the winning run.
Marshall, Wlllbanks, Bailey, Miaa
Eva McConnell the .honor gnest
and the Missoa Ysobel Goldman,
Pearl 1 Mtirphy and the hostess 1
Mrs. Jamea McConnell. Tempting
Csmpllmenting her house ""rd' " ":
guests Mrs. Jack Goddard . of
Weed and Mrs. Robert Bayalng
er of Stockton, Mrs. Dale Bee
sou waa hostess at a bridge party
Thursday afternoon at her home
oil B street
Two tables of bridge were in
play. . Mrs. Jamea McConnell won
ft rot prise and Mra. B. O. Gholscn
the consolation, and Mra. Godard
and Mrs. Bayslnger the guest
prizes. Mrs. Beeson served dain
ty refreshments. The guesta of
Ilia afternoon were: Mra. Jack I
Goddard and Mra. RcbC Bay
albger honor guesta, and Mes
daroes Hawkins, Sanie. Gholson,
McConnell. Vance, Marshall, Mrs.
:, W. Murphy and the bostesa,
Mrs Beeson..
- The Tennaat ladies' Elks club
hel their regular monthly meet
ing with Mra. E. F. Miller Wed
nesday afternoon. This was a
very . apeclal occasion as two
young uridns, Mrs. HohL Wright
and Mrs. (,'ecil D. Brown were
Initiated as new members and
each presented with a lovely gift
from the Elk ladies. The day
being so delightful and warm the
party was held out of doors on
the gpucUus lawn between Mra.
Miller s and Mrs. Clay Parker's
homes. After Ibe business meet
lug, one table of bridge was in
play the rest did .fancy work. Mrs.
Miller, aaxittte dby Mrs. Parker
served . delicious refreshments.
The members present were: Mcs
diiuii's Wright, Brown, Parker,
Teiiipleton, Hawkins, Stroud, Wil
bunks, Wiimfleld, MacKay and
the hoetoss Mrs. E. F. Miller. The
ladles were pleased to have Mrs.
Miller's aunt, Mia. Mary Millner
as a guest.
Ashland AB
Marlow, cf 4
1 Hughes lb .... 3
Logan, rf ...... 3
I Mnffnrrt ir
Robbins, as 1 5
McShane. 2b.. 5
Morgan. 3b .. 2
Walren. c 3
Davis, p 3
K. F. AH
Heath, cf t
Fuller. If
Powell, aa ....
Fortier. rf
Peterson, e
Brown, lb ....
Delaney, 31r..
Hadley, 2b ..
Henion. p ....
Mathews
Conlin
40 8 21 2713 1
Mathews batting for Delaney.
Conlin batting for Brown.
Summary: Home runs, Hen
Ion, Robbins; two-base bits, Pet
erson 2, Hadley, Heath, Warren. ;
Fortier; atrnck out by Henion. ;
S, by Davis 12; double pViys,
McSbine to Robbing to Hughes,
Davis to Warren to Robbins;
hit by pitcher, Marlow, Fortier
earned runs, Ashland 2,
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Child Fractures
Arm in Bad Falli
Missing hcV hold on tha- steel ) WANTED A worthy widow with
Too Late to Classify
ring, while swinging on the I
swings at the Central school
grounds, little Louise Clover suf
fered a compound fracture of the
right arm this afternoon..
She Is reported a resting com
fortably at the family home at
the Oregon Rooms where he wa.
taken by Dr. J. Randolph Burr
after her arm va net.
Her parents are Mr. and Mm. !
McKlnley Harbour. Mr. Harbour J
is employed at the post fflce.
six small children, four boys,
acid 4. 10 and 12 and two
girls sited 7 and 9, ' wants
rlcilbliir of any klird. Bundles
may be left at The Herald
nfilee or phone the addri-ss to!
The Herald snd the bundles :
will he. picked up 15.17
Legal Notices
I
' Xo. L-WIMU
NOTH K OF SKIXt ItK AM) TIME
HOW
MANY
TIMES?
How many times a day
tlo you use your teeth?
, Did you
that?
ever think of
The life of an umpire is Jo'it
one thing after another. Here's
Rillr Evans being carried oft the
field after a painful ankle injury
Klamath durlng Washlngtcn-Detroit
Give them just one-half the care they descn-e
and they will serve you well.
Have an examination of your, teeth and learn
'' ' the trcLh.
, , Open Evenings
DR.. PEAT
Falls 8; base on balls of Hen
ion 0, off Davis 2: left on bases.
Ashland 8, Klamath Falls ll:
first base on errors, Ashland l ;
pissed balls. Peterson 1; time,
two hours, IS minutes; umpires,
Drolette and "Pool: scorekeepers,
Olover and Mohler.
game at the capital.
"DENTISTRY
Kugnrmnn Bldtf.
Nitrous Oxide Gas
WITH A WRITTEN GL'AIt.VN'TEK"
: U- . ' lllli and Main
Obituary
,i- Butler.
PORTLAND. Ore., Aug. 15. VP)
W h o 1 e s a 1 e prices: Butter
steady. .Extra cubes, city 41,
standards 41; prime firsts 39;
firsts 88. Creamery prices;
prints 60 above cube standards;
butter fat 4 2 Vac fob Portland.
.Milk.
Bids to farmer: Milk steady:
rrvr, milk (4 percent) 2.25 cwt
fob Portland. Buttcrfat 42c fob
Portland. ' ...
I'.gff.
ft Eggs steady. Current receipts
23; fresh mediums 24; fresh
alanilurd firsts 27; fresh stan
dard extras 28.
Poultry.
Poultry steady. Hcivy hens 21
V,:.1; light 12tilt: springs 20:
broilers IS 1: " Pekln- white'
ducks 18; colored nominal; tur
keys alive, nominal.
PAI L FLLHWORTII KLACKl'S.
Paul Ellsworth Flarkus. the
Idolized Infant son of Mr. and
Mrs. Theodore Flackus, well
known residents of Hlldebrand
district, entered Into rest in thli
city last evening following an Ill
ness of three days' duration. The
child was horn in -Hlldebrand on
January 27, 1928, and was Just
past eighteen months old. The
funeral services will be held on
Tuesday afternoon at 2:30
o'clock from the Bonanza church.
The remains are at the I. A.
Towey Mortuary.
LOVISE MARGARET KCIfMOIl.
Rev. Ross Anderson officiated
at the funeral services of Louise
Margaret Schmor, the beloved
Infant of Mr. and Mra. Henry I
Schmor, who was laid to rest in
the Bonanza cemetery on Sunday
afternoon ut two o'clock. Two
hymns were, rendered by the
choir. The services wore under
the direction of L A. Towey. .
BOXING CARD
TUESDAY EVENING, AUG. 16th
MAIN EVENT
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' ' SEMI-WINDUP
Billy Austin Vs. Pat McFadden .
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y i
SPECIAL EVENT ,
Kid Ryder vs. Dickey Williams
6 Rcunds .
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KLAMATH FALLS BOXING COMMISSION
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