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ViM ay, August 2f, 1927.
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GAMES IN LEAD
CHICAGO
NOW
, Charlie Root 'Msngs Up
. 23rd Victory; Dazzy
Vance Win
II) llii' AsaoclaUil Pcpm)
Tim Phlceito Cubs today had
belter (rip on flrel place In
the National Icaiun aa a result
of Charlie lloot'a !1rd vlnorv
of (III) season. Iln ItlBtikril Hip
tnll-cnd PlilUlea 10 and Hil 1)1
' Iruui throe anim oli-al of -the
' Pirates. '' ' ' ' ' '
HI. Loula wan Ul In vuHivnlny
I but I only a whisper out oT ec
'oiul place by virtue of Hi riqi
burah Plrutce breaking, even In a
double" hrndeT ' oiralust lloatnii .
Kent (Irurnrii'ltl pltilied Hi
llmvrii in t I verdict In thr
' firm nni. Tin Pirate spotted
' Jla Kretnrr to Irfld la the
flrsi Inning of tln second rume
lliul waa enough to win, 1
1 ' IHtMjr Vln
Daisy Vance finally rerrlvrd
aomrlhlug; approaching, good sup
purl and bit plli hnl llrmiklyn to
1-1 win ovrr Cincinnati.
Once again Uie mauling Yan
keM set luck the. Detroit Tigers
MaePaydrn pitched anil hatted
lb liostun Knl Box lo a 11
' win over Chicago. Ho stepped
Inlo Ibn bun In Hie elKhth and
cut down an ambltloua White
Hog rally and then alnglrd home
tho winning run lu lli ninth.
Cleveland ran Ita winning
a trees, to five games by handing
Washington a 7-5 trimming.
Ty Cobb collected tlva alnglcs
la aa many timet at bnt and lud
J l,hlladr!phla .to . a H I victory
lover lha HI. iJoiile' llrowns.
SB5FI1W:
Spec" Shea Invincible;
Oak Lose 2nd Straight
.V to Hollywood
lt) I lie .tK Ulml I'rrai)
With', nira Mi-Can bnlitlnR the
leaaut leadera lo x widely aral
tiirad him. Ilnllywond made It
Iwa'atralKht otrr tho Oalrt. 4-0.
Hvatlln went down lo defeal
when tb Hen In anapped out of
It nnd- burled Heal lie under a
It to I wore.
At Bacranienlo Klmcr "Hpora"
8bra pitched Barraniento bark
Into Ihe firm dlvlalon when b
bald Cortland lo ven hlta and
' a atnste run' winning 4-1. 1
Hill Welm-rl let the Ankela
down with alx arnttered hlta.
Tho Ml.vln rirllca gallDped off
wltb 1 lo 1 triumph.
I'UT TltKKH I'OK HAM..
NEWPORT. 11. I'.'AHg. !. (A.
r.) WJien a Vandvrbllt given a
ball, llirru aro rlnlwrato prepara
tlima. Three hnnd red araall plno
trWa were plnntod on tho lawn
of tho oatuto Of Mr. K. C. Church
'Jr.. ,MuHel Vumlerlillll. eaib
Uworoti'U with colured llghta. A
apoclul ball room wna ronitruct-
'cd corerml with uuk Icivca. Kitty
lighted overhanging" baaketa of
flowisra wcro aunpcmlod from Hie
celling. '' 1
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' Tho alei'plng plam of tho
' whnlri nv4r haa definitely bven
dlaroTered; Htneo thet mam
' ninlK' i'ttn hold their brenth for
hours at a I line. It la believed
that they do o while nlecp',
ocranlor.ully retiirnlng lo the attr
face for' a breiith of frenh 'air.
You run wrlto your o-n wise
- cracks about the equliiovlul
atorms over Chicago, on Septem
ber ' " ' ' '
Utttmt Vm wlmf iftry n't (jll. ILt si
.... lite brrm-Uia4n saUssTtets. -
ff--t- - ''SiS'V
nne cant coif r
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loo cnV t-Ace a
UoKser.itou
If ahV yo tiiia' ir a fxa't!
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GOLF VICTORY
America's Famous "Bob
by" Trounces Jimmy
Johnston, 8 Up
MINNKAI'OI.H. Aug 2. lA'i
Hobby Jiiiivh ntlntlllat.'d yralrr
day In the third mutrli round of
national amateur golf ihuinplon
hip at Mlnlkaliila and despite
a mUailveiittin at tin flrxt bolu
where bta hooked drive Injnrvd
a upertator. nrored ON or four
under par to gain a lead of eight
up over ho to a, alar thin
Jltiiiuy Jnbnlin of the bmnn
elult. ' ' ''
Jontta ruim home In 33 four
under par- afttr going out lu
perfeet ' flgnrea. Juhuatiin. al
iIiuiikIi thootltig ' fair golf.
aeemed alinonl rldlrulnualy bad
under the hammering Jonea gave
him.
Chirk Kvaiia. Chicago, acorlng
ilre lo par. we one down at
the half way mark to Kdrilo Held
SI. Loula, who took tho lnt hole
where Chick pushed Ilia drive to
a rltimp of young 4'hrlntmaa
tree and bad to ahoot out altlo
) and take fire.
Krunrln Oulmenl. Iloaton. by
tallying par "2 gained a lead
of .1 up over I'hlillpa Flnlay.
New York, who took "7, while
Harry lag of Hie home rlub.
waa aquarw with Itoland Mar-
kenile. Wanhlngtou, both aror-
Ing fair T'a. '
Militant W.C.T.U.
' Threaten to Vote
For "Dark Horse"
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MIN.KAIt)l.l8. Minn.. Aug.
:. ( Al') L'nleaa the two major
polltlrnl part Ira nominate dry
eilulldatea for preatdeut next
year, the alx hundred Ihnuaand
membera of tho Wonien'a Chrla
Hon Temperanoe I'nlon will volo
for Independent candidate. Thua
.lid Mra., KIIA..il.l.Af New.
York. W. V. T. U. preeldnnt, out-
SCORES
line the political aland of the or- . m(,or.,Bllt ,.nvvv.TlKht bouta that
gaulxatlirti at the opening of the raij,,.uy ,i,cred tho fistic hnrl
aumial ronrentlon Inal night. ; ion lelaney versus Maloiiey:
Tho V. O.'T. 11 furthermore. . Mnlouey veraua Sharkey, and
will fight a movement for gov-1 Sharkey tenia' -Dctnpsey.
ernmental control aa a prohi
bition eubatllule,' Mra. Iloote as
serted Hhe advorated an linine
illute and expansive nrganltallon
to war against any modification.
WOI I. If 4'I.OHK I. k tr
That Harriett lake, located alx , went Into buttle with youth and
miles north of Clover creek jatamlna ou -hla aidu against
ranger atatlon ahould be closed aging and ring rusty l)i uipsry.
to fishing la the opinion of Karl 1 He lost.
J. Templar, who baa Just re- Will tho aanio bold true In
turned from the beautiful lako'the aeaaon'a reel-letter wlndup.
of 'the CaBcadea. 'Mr. Templar 'Tiinney V its us Dempsey? '
said fish were plentiful but too I Consider what a difference a
small to ditch. Ho recommends year and a day will make,
that the lake ahould lut closed lo On the night of September 21.
fishing for aeveral years to allow ltU'li. Jack DvmpHey crawled
time for the trout to attain rite, through the -ring ropes against
;o.T I.ATKNT PKT PAD.
NKWI'dllT.'lt. I . Aug. 80. I A.
P.) The luteal fad In pole 111
thla exclusive rcnsldv resort la a
baby gont. Miss Lilly I). Cuahlng
act It. She caused eyebrows to
be raised when 111 a red dresa
ahe carried a pure, white baby
(oat under one arm.
The Italians huve renamed
Illunr Ml. Mussolini. but
would have been more appt
ate' to' rename Mr Veai
which la famoua- for- tho
b hot!
attiff It ahoota out.
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STANDING OF
CLUBS TODAY
. PAt ll'IC COAST I.KAGI K.
Team: W. L. 'Pet.
Onklnnd S3 l .008
Seattle S" 61 .50
San Fronrlaro M OK .649
Sucramento " 77 .497
PortlHiid 7ft 7 .497
Hollywood 71 RS .4 81
.Mlsslotia 68 85 .414
Los Angeles D& f7 .302
NATIONAL I.KAf.l'fr:.
Team: ' ' " V. t.. Pet.
Chicago 72 4 .610
Plttnbiirgh 68 48 '.586
St. lilla 61 48 ' .B8:l
Now York 7 til .663
Cincinnati S2 64 .4 48
llrooklyn 00 69 .4 20
Iloalon 49 06 .4 20
I'hlliiilvlpbla 4.1 70 .361
AMKItlt AN I.K.Mil K. 1
Team: ' W.' f.. Pel.
New York 84 87 .095
Detroit 68 Ml .MIH
Philadelphia 08 CH .662
Washington 1 6 64 .650
CblMgo '. M 6S .403
Clovttlnnd 63 68 .438
HI. Loula . 48 71 ..403
button 37 - 82 . ,311
Tunney's Training Quarters
'Champion Should Enjoy Conditioning 'Per
iod With Country Club - at Hi Disposal
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COUNTRy CLUB,,
wui train.
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The luxui'.oua Cedar ( rent Country rlub near Chleago. reeling
on hill Juki above Lake Valla with For lake on one aldx and
Lake I'rtlle on the other, will be tleno Tunney'a training quartern
for hie mining fight with Jack liempaey. The entire club and all
Ita fucllltlra have Ix-en tendered the heavyweight champion and
bta ataff for the training period. Our phntagraph ahsw a front
view of the rlnlihou-. and the club, library i where One la aure
lo apend many hoara. i' '
"Under Dog" Usually Winner
Dempsey's
II:
Jimmy
NKW YOHK. Aug. it Thla
... ,im , ... Ulld.rn,ilr -
To datv there hive bceu three
ill each case the underdog won.
llelaney, clever, apcedy and a
' master boxer, waa a hot favorite
to beat Hharkey, who was almost
knocked over by McTlgue. He
lost.
I Sharkey, Improving rapidly.
civaticiscsfi
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Departures daily
Only atralght-thru motor
roach aervlco to Portland,
California cities and great
Southwest with 3 dally ache
dules. Serves nil Intermedi
ate polntH atop-orors If ' de
sired. Gvont responsihlo srs
tum protects you cares for
bngrtagc. Finest glusa-cn-cloavd
cars, reclining chairs,
heaters. Leave for
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THE EVRNINTi IIEUA1 D, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
Iff 1 1 !
Friends Declare
INeerre
(line Ttinney,
a heavy bcttlnr t-.-
populu'r pain' In Oi'h
vorlte.-toiit
neck.
On the nlpbt of September 22.
I937, Jack Dempaey will crawl
through the ring ropea against
Gene Tutiuey. an outatde In the
betting but a popular Idol the
underdog, currying the good
wishes of thousajida of fatia on
hla bronzed shoulders.
I don't know how Jack Demp
aey will feet In that email white
ring In Ihe center of the big
throng that la aure to pack Sol
diers' Field thla coming Septem
ber night.
it will be aa Interesting atudy
of mob psychology.
Crowds and rrowda and crowda.
They Jeered him at Hoyle'a Thirty
Aires. They hooted him at Shel
by. And they laughed when he
stood, beaten nnd alone. In the
rain al Philnriolphiav '
Hut recently they took him
bark' In their bosoms. It mwnt
hare aatounded the black-vlsaged
Dempaey when he heard the roar
(hat greeted him at tho Yankee
stadium. We were aitting In hla
corner at the time. Ho looked
up. 'actually 1 etariicti. He : could,
A Big Surprise
It has been a big surprise to us the way our
famous BATTLE CREEK FOOD line of
health ('ereals' and foods has gone over.
We have had so many people who have .
started using and have expressed themselves
of how pleased they were to be able to se
cure this wonderful line at home.
We trust that every one who is now using
this line will pass the good word on to some
of your friends who may be glad to hear
of it and its merits. . "
We hope to have in the near future a demon
strator who is an expert dietitian and knows
the line thoroughly. She will be with us for
two weeks and you will be advised of such
on her arrival through the columns of the
Herald.
We are pioneers of all good things in the
food line, and lead in high class merchan
dise with the largest assortment in the city.
Give ou Monarch Coffee a trial.
The Sunset Grocery
"Satisfaction or - Money Back"
BILLYS
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TaiJor Hei'ba IHrori-
Hud" Taylor, genrmlly
garded aa the bantamweight ,
rnampion. . apiuireiiiiy euiir-
lux from a ra'lwr periillar row-
t'l'-. -
lu ring rlrrlea. Taylor la -Aa-I feel now. Ihl will be
knows a a fighting fool, the j mr , r,.,,r," remarked Ty to
Im.i at bla weight. Yet the 1 mr reremiy . f found It difficult
wlrra lb other day rarrlcd the , KM tll ,hape thla prlng and
report that he w M-eklng ( hiird to bold my rnndl
vorre front bla wife on grounds ,)on The t,.f, won- ,RII( tr n.
of cruelty. "i have alwara wanted to en-
There In nothing onuninl about ,
divorce, nud Hie charge of rrueltv
Is h common on. However. It
seems ralber Im ongrnous for a
rhamplon flxhti-r to offer thtt
aa an alibi for rutting the fainl-
ly tli-a In twain.
lluiitam ihalleugera ahould
lake rourago from the above ad-
mlsaton of fear on the part of
young Mr. Taylor.
Kvery lime Charley Hoot of
the Chiiugo Cuba scores a victory
us I write llii-sii lines he has 11
to hla credit, I ran aee ' I'hll
Hall, owner of tho Drowns,
gnashing hla teeth and Indulging
In a few favorite worda of pro-;
fanlty.
Al prraetil, Charley Hoot - le
the most A-rrirldit tiltcher III the
majors, lie haa a chance to win
30 ball game. And. JuM thhik
of It, for a period of three years
he waa the property of one I'hll j
Ball) whose club never watt wont
off for pitchers. ' j
' George Hlsler,' when minager .
of the Hrowna. traded Hoot to !
Los Angrlea with arvernt other)
Lrowulea for the battery of!
Lyons and lu-go. neither of
a bom made "the grade tn the
majors. '
Maybe that la one of Ihe rea- 1
hardly believe It waa for him.
He Uiought aomethlng had hap
pened that someone had entered
the ring beside himself.
' Of course part of that demon
stration at the stadium waa a
alap - at ' Sharkey. ' The crowd
wanted 10 aee tbe rocky aailor
allenced. '
' But Deinpsey will get plenty of
cheer Instead of Jeera when he
pops hla raven bean through the
Chicago hemp. It may not be as
pronounced as the demonstration
for the Manly Marine.
After all. the' Intelligent and
quiet thinking fan really haa
nothing but respect and admira
tion, for Jilt . clean-living;, close,
luoulbc.l athlete who la our pres
ent champion. He la certainly the
finest type of man we have ever
bad wearing the purple toga. j
And then. too. It seems there .
are any number of people In
Chicago who own a book or two j
and thinje nothing of It. I
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RAISED
- LETTER
PRINTING
KLAMATH
PRINTING
COMPANY
522 Kjamath
- . Phorte' 12B2'-I -f
ttona why George Hllrr will not
'he one of the four play re who
are to hr retained from the pr .
ent HI. IMtta lineup. . arrordliig
I'hll Hall. '
i IjwI Ver fur Ty
' Tli in la prartirally rertilu lo
be the lnl ran for Ty Cobb
' In the Amerlean l.'aaue. Hud It
lint been for thn unpleasant bet
ting arundal of la.t winter. I
anut IfTy would have returned
rr ,jm .JJ7 ma Ixii. I'laylng
,1,1, year waa merely a form of
vindication.
, ( Trutlon during lh.'
,nminer montha and I think lJH
Wtl mark my getting II. Hlnre '
' MM.ba!l Is msl forte. I m iy re-'
mrn. but for a y.-ar I want to
earn ),, t i,.,i ( be away
from the itraln "
' f g fr olb to purchase a
. minor league club, probably lu
In, outh. hla home. He may
'dabble In major league ball for
I know thit he haa twice made
ovcrlures lor big league Iran-
rhises
. Moriurty Is Nurccwe
George Moriurty baa definite-
Rea. Plioaa lr-Kt-Klamaib Falla
Office, Phone 11MS Helliaaa Uldf.
FOR SALE
Cottages
Three-Room and Bath,
$2,000 $100 cash, bal
ance in terms.
Two-room, $100 cash.
Lots, $100 and up.
Terms.
W.. M. Montelius
521 Main"
a
Greatlrains
-EAST
1 only SowttHern Pacific
Ojfert this command'
ing transcontinental
travel cr ict.
4 great routes a choke matched
by no other transcontinental rail
. road. Swift, deluxe trains direct '
. oChics8o.KsnsasCitYNcwOr
leanawnhPuUcnansrhruwithout ,
change to Minneapolis, Omaha,
St. Louis. Memphis, Jacksonville
and intermediates. Thm tourist
sleeper Los Angeles to Washing
ton, D.C v i
Go one way. return another.
Summer excursion fares are in
effect; for example you can go to
Chicago via direct route return
vis New Orleans or vice versa
at no added fare. Slightly addi
tional for one way through th
Pacific Northwest. '
i Travelers everywhere know
' these routes and trains.
' OVERLAN'O ROUTE, Lake
Tahoe Lina San Francisco to
Chicago. Sun Fran:t5CO Oterlantl
Limited, transcontinental aristtv
crat. jold Coust Limired; Pacific
Limited. Pullman to Chicago via
Denver and Royal Gorge
SUNSET ROUTE'-San Fras ;
Cisco to New York via New Or
leans. Snsf tLimittfJ. famed ,
round the world. The Arxonatst.
from Lo Angeles. By rati or ship
New Orleans to New York.
GOLDEN STATE ROUTE
to Chicago. Extra-fare, 63-hour
Quldsm Suite Limited, none faster
nor finer. The Afch and the
Cutifomian.
SHASTA ROUTE to Port
land and Seattle and east over
northern lines. The extra-fara
CascaJe, Shasta and Oregonicnt
from San Francisco. The new
West Coast from Los Angeles via
Sacramento.
Ak today for new Illustrated
fcrochureaboutthesenewroutes;
also booklet, "Low Fares for um i
tnertrifw."
Southern
4. 3. MILLER . Wj V5t
DM. rVRt. f "W5
Paaa, Agt. tl "
O Oave Y
ly proved that uiniilri s are abb '
lo manage mn)r league hull
rlube romiM-tenlly. II ! debut In
tho hig allow must be rlus.d as
a derided sun ess.
The few nniplre who took a
whirl at Hie minagerlal game
ere lioue t'Ki sui-reHeful and
when Owner Frank Nevln luriiel
Ihe I Mi rr.li rlub ovrr to Mnriarty.
the lrres greed that one
year would t alxmt his limit.
t;,uinx aw
g away to a bad aturt.
due 10 a lough break In the
weather, as well as many In-jurli-a
lo bis stars, (hints looked
mighty blue for a lima.
Moris rly frankly admitted
ntunaglng waa a loggbr Job
than umpiring, explaining It by
saying the nmpiro worried for
only two hours dally while Ihe
manager had 21 hours of It.
Ten games below the .ftou
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REPAIRING
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JLWtLKIt
122 Mala
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(At Your" Door)
Industrial Supplies.
PHO.NE S71
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Ends pain at once
No wmitind one minute after you
apply Dr. Schotl's Zmo-pad the pm
U cine. After the corn is healed it
never comes back. If new shoes irri
tate the spot at sun. a Zino-pad fixes
it overnight. Old method of paring
corns, or using caustic acids, are
dangerous. "
" Dr SarhoJI Zine-dt trr safe. anttMp
tte. rro(cctiV4g. halinc They top the
cautK of contt robtttn and pfcMina; mt
sho. At all dBcsist Ati srioaj dealer'
Cost btU a tnfle. -v
DSScholls
Xino'pads
Put one on the pain it (of
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We can give you the begt of service in every branch
of dental work. Whether it be a decayed or aching
tooth, crown or bridge work or complete plates, we
will give you the best. You will be pleased with our
moderate prices.
Portland Painless Dentists
DR. HAVENS, Mgr.
11th and Main '" "Xr - Phone 01
We Wish
The .Grand .Opening of The State
Line Dance Hall, located at Calor, on
the Midland-Dorris road. Turn to
left 100 yards south of Keno.
A real supper served at midnight.
Music by
Hal Blackburn and his band.
I '
The largest dance floor between
San Francisco and Portland.
Good Music - Floor - Supper
SATURDAY NITE
O'Brien and Baiger Owners
Gentlemen $1.10 Ladle Free
Pa (.to Seven
murk at the first of Juur Mit-
lu 11 y finally got his ssleui pi-nu-erly
Instulled en.l the Tlget-
have laen atfpplng, fast vcr
slnco. '
l( U't.'uH run finish w-rnnd -
It has more than flcbting
cliiuirr - - Morliirtr ilrservea lo !
clnST.rd as the nirsiiindtuK lie'
pilot In the Amri'lian ! B i 0 .
' ! nnJ recreation in a
Summer playground of in-.
temarional repute . . .
eaty c'.nlhcs comfort at
moderate cost C;ina-
. dian i'neific opemtion -nnnp
tini.r! Take the
whiile f.in'.ily this year:
l-.i!;e. fch, s .vir,i. ride, golf
to yot'r heart's content.
BunjMlouCnmpliteratufe
teib all about it.
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