COMP
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Thursday, Septumlicr 1, 1027
THE EVENING HERALD. KI,A MATH FALLS. OREGON
Piipo Stvn
IfnivtrJty Ltbrary
EitherBig Bill or La Coste
To Retire From Amateur Ranks
Following Davis .Cup Matches
F. 41, Yoabuirll In run" liui been to political
f Associated I'rwua Nporl Wrller) falia.
NKW YOIIK. Kept. 1. - The I '! will nut rtmsldrr turning
Winner of lha fori IicuiiiIiik llida umMniitl before IV;,", It Ik
Cup ti'iinU mutches may he g lull announced here, Indicating
loaur too. ' a likelihood that Ji lilt !) 10
If Prune" wln. mi of her do iu aoui lme early '' year,
grealeat stars, Kena l.acoat. pro- Values ImmhI Will,
poaca lu lvii up the gillie In ' Knowing well the dollars-end-favor
uf business. If the t'nlled cent value of good will, !
St a tea wine. "Hlg Itlll" TMden Iclully lo a pro, Tlldcn apparently
Way Join lliv rnnk of the pro- lutein! la ruu uo rUk of Ihti
Icesloaale. -unpleasantness I hul resulted I
When Lacoate. want In fur ten- yaar uu when Vliirnil lllrliards.
nla seriously hla father consented hie leading American rival, on
only on condition hla aon should to red (he profeaslouiil fold be
become III beat player In the , for what the t'nlled Stulee Lawn
world. In the laat year lieu ,'rennle Aeaoclatloa chose lu con
baa won tha championship of .aider thu end of the lunula aea
tlie United State.. Kngland and son.
France, which comprise a good-1 In answer to the "squawk"
ly a ha re of the tennla tmlvorae, which aroae whvn Itlcliurda waa
but loyalty to Frame demand denied a place In the amateur
that be help win the great Inter- ,11a! for l,k. the 1'. H. I.. T A.
uatlonal leal before he quit tha admitted 1 he would hive liven
court. ; ranked at No. I. ahead of Ttl-
F.lghl Venn In Mutf-nalim. den, If he had not turned pro four
Another victory lot the United inonlha before the February inert
Htalea tilth )rr ' would wake lug of that body.' which la the
eight In aurcuaalon that Tlldun official Happy Now Year of the
baa helped tu. win and would '
enalilo him tu retire tu a peace
ful profrulouallsui adurncd with
honorable service stripes for bla
work In the tennla war.
Tllden'a expressed aliliude tu
ward turning "pro" I nliuoal aa
pu ailing to tennla fatia aa I'rrsl-
, dent CoiUUie'a. "I do. uot choose nt widely varying amount.
r MID-WEST WILLILE AO OF. CU B S
GET WlfiNY BlGiSHRINKS TO I;
CONTESTS
Nine of 14 Important In-
.tcraectional Contest
to Be Staged
CHIC.ifeO, Hrpt. I. (.IP) Tile
Uilikllp Mrst will be Uic battle
.round for nine of ll.r fouHe.
"
, Impurtaui guinea on the Western i
Conference this fall. Aa a dims.
Knulo llockne'a . Notre,, Itnuie'
ItauihliT will close the miuwu
jtaJnst the luliersliy , of. tall
lorvla n KuloVsra KM.I, tlilrago.
Prlneeton and, Harvard will en
tertain three Ills Ten teama, the
Crlmaon play both Purdue and
Indiana and the Tlgera meeting
, pblo Slate.
Pennsylvania aud the navy
coma west this year the Mid
dles to play Michigan, .co-chnm-plona
of the conference, and the.
Quakers In return contest wliti
' Chicago.
Utah, Denver and Montana
Hlate are tha western Invaders.
Denver hi scheduled against luwa,
Montana State will play Purdue)
and Utah face Northwestern.
' On tho opening day of tho sea
kon. Indiana Journey to Ken
lucky, and Oklahoma I'nlveralty
tome to face the Higggmun at
' tha Cnlveralty ot Chicago. The
Oklahoma Agglea. champion Of
tha Missouri Valley Conference,
wilt play tho I'olvemlty of Mln-
' Uesola. ...
Other liiler-euuferenco clashn
. between tho Dig Ten and .Mia
aourl Valley Jnrlud Missouri at
' Northwestern. Wlaconaln at Kan
gas and Drake at Miunesola.
Congenial Young
Bear Stops Cars
I u , . . v it.".
WOODLAND, Wash.. Sept. 1.
UP A friendly young brown
. bear, who'll land In a rage If ho
ian't careful, haa Invaded the re
gion between l.ongmlr and Paradise-
Inn on Mount Itnlntcr.
' - Tho beur has formud the habit
of holding up ntotorlsia, having
discovered ho can thus satisfy
, the pnnga developed by hla ex.
Inordinary awevt tooth. He held
'Leslie Caraon up until he had
cston all of Cnraon'a candy.
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Smart Thief Takes
Money and Trousers
jt
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PENDLKTON, Ore.. Sept. 1.
"(API. A smart burglar worked
the Pendleton municipal auto
camp last nlgllt. , A Nebraska
tourist awoku this morning and
found he had been robbed of
$44. He- waa unablo to give the
Inrni for soma tlnto as the thief
had also takon hla trousers, Thla
waa tho first thoft reported at
tuo camp this year.
glATPY. MAN XKVKH l..l,tIIN.
.LONDO.M, Hept. 1. (API The
' really happy man never or ael
don laughs. In lha opinion of
Prof. Avellng of tha University
of London, lonchnr of psychol
ogy. Though tho really happy
roan may. amllo. the profoasor
ronsons, - ha docs not need to
laugh for laughter, like weeping.
In a relief of mental tension and
the happf air not overstrung;; '
racket game
Mellng till coudllloo. Tllden
thus would ba given ranking,
perhaps hla laat aa an amateur,
lie he been No.' 1 fur unveil
straight year. Thla would help
Ilia, Wlltlam'a drawing power aa
a pro. which haa been aaacaard
iTES, PRESS
t'ituburgh Take Doubl
Header from. Lowly
- Philliei
(Ity Ihr Associated Press)
The load pf tha Chicago Cubs ,
"' "'' " "
stood at one gamo today.
wh(e tho (-ubn woro ur yt,m.
trday. the I'lrolea were winning;
. . .. I . ....LI. t....l...
ooin rnos 01 m umuiiiv unuri ,
finin Him lnsrlv IMillllns. In nriw '
paratinn for entertaining the
cubs. The Hue had to 1011 U'
I.ttf Intilnss tnr s 1.1 ilselsian
a 3-1 decision ,
--'"- ------ t
in lha opener but staged a four-
run splurge lu Hie nlirth Inning
uf the Second game for a 7-1
victory. ."I
The worhl'a champion SI. 1-ouls
Cardinals gained a little ground j
over the . tilants by trimming,
Rrooklyn J l.
Adolfo I.uque. Cincinnati right
bander, held the Huston llraves i .
In check and earned 1-9 vie--
The Ynnkees returned to New
York unit trauiuled. the tiosion
lied Sox 10-3.
After is straight1 def.ata Wash-"
Ingtun rnme to life and traunred
Hie siacamen. . . t ' ,
tne ifrowna oroae ineir los
ing atroak and drubbed Detroit
In both games of a double head
er. 3-1 and 4-1.
if
, , . .Mueller, deputy sheriff, -ho with
Woman Ushered Out , hla wife and child, and hla moth
ft If I I t?r.lli" nd father, . Mr. and Mrs. C.
Uf Klamath tans H Muulllr returoctl ,ant IllRllI
i . (
Hera use sbe failed to live up
to tne letter oi ner prumiso w ;
leave the city Immediately.
C'hb'f of Pollca Keith Ambrose
today refused to leave tho home'
of Mlsa Etta Hlgglna until ahe'
packed ' her effocla and was on :
her way.
Arrested yesterday on the
charge of possession of one-half!
gallon of moonshine whiskey.'
Mlaa Hlgglna waa lined lltlV;
and sentenced to GO days In the:
rlty Jail.. Tho Jail aontonce was
suspended providing alio would
leavo the city. ,
llvr failure to luave brought .
Immediate action from tho police. .
"I think she'll 'be on her way ,
thla afternoon. Ambrose, said to-i
day. Nf ah Isn't It'll mean the,
Jail." ,
(Ireaay Nenle. former major
luaguur. plana to . retire from
baseball after thla season.
Perfect
tt..
Teeth
Everyone can
n o I luive per
feet teeth: th
Is a little matter
that is in tun -ft-hands
of Nature, y
,o niaiter now booii, or now im ,
your, teeth are. yon should visit
a conscientious dentist two or
three tlmen each year, simply as1
a health measure.
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DR. PEAT
HiMsarnMn. Mil, t ',
OAS
Bui Main
A -KAY
Three. Rounds Were ' Enough For
Demptey's Greatest Knockouts
J. Dempsey to Wallop Billy Miskej
ARTICLE II.
1 . .1
W i
It took Champion Jutk Uempsey less than three
rounds to knock out Billy MiBke when they fought at
Jlenton Harbor. Mich., in September 1920. .
It had really taken just ona blow, however, in' the j
very firtit round to convince
bout would not lant long.
That blow, waa a right to
itg right that caued the
irrunt fiisilv heard far from
Another right in the tiecond ' round dropped Miske
for a few seconds. This right struck him in the ribs,
Only a clinch when ha fame up saved him. -
...
une minute anil thirteen seeunits nf th ihlrH f.,n,l nB.ui
before Uumpsey fiallrned his oppuuent. It was a blow that Demp
iey seemed reluiitaut to give yet had to.
Miske had shot a left hook to Dchmaev'a law. It aurnrlaeH the
rhamplon. Jack, delylug a moment, sent a leaaina llcht left at'
Miske and then followed with a left honk that sent him down for
count of nine.
A right cross to the Jaw ended the buut.
Hut experts were unanimous In their opinion that the fight had
been decided by that amaab In the opening round, that plle-drlvlug
right to .Mlske's Heart that rauaed the St. Paul battler to grunt
In pain! t ,
Deputy Tells How
They Handle Prohi
4 ,problem in Yakima
f,i'0y tol m with
They eok em with every
thing hut the ring posts In Yuk-
I Ima, Wash., and oven then the
U-ltlxens crab because the fines
aren't heavy enough." said Louis
; from Washington, where
we visiting friends.
they
"The smallest tine Just for
i HtW 1 r,v J
) l.v- xmwH '
It 1-f I II P 4 A av "A'XVi.Y.v VAT A'X-'ft I li. iii.'4f. ri i. i
' Vi " f-- - ' ... vaYasatasssxic.
the is.uuu rans tnat tne
..'
Minke'ti heart, a pile-driv-
challenger to emit a painful
tha rinir.
mere Intoxication la 840." he
continued. "To have a pint in
one's pocket means at least $100
and more serious offenses acale
up to $500. The favorite method
of procedure la aoak 'em heavy
on fine, sentence them .to Jail
for 60 days and auspend the Jail i
sentence If Ihey leave town Imme
diately." Smart topcoats
ore.
at
Orrea Tatl-
Expert Prescript lonlsts
Forbes Pure Drugs adv.
Have a fit at Orrea.
Out Our Way
,;W u.-vti'-' vj .. ui'tium
NUT :
( UA( U K.l J.!
jbVJnr: Vniirim.s
At No. 2 lee Junes slammed '
wn hi t'lulw. Kvidenlly
thought be was trumping a trick i
1. 1 l.rliln. !
I Now runic the secret of Von I 1 jrJ
(F.lina popularity. He and duf-i;J J "
I fera havn a lot In common ,J E f I f ' I'
jthey lioth atari terribly. k X'l ' ' llSl
"There were evrul card of , tf if I
1J." It mm all one needn; J ' , Til, f4
ito enter the national meet la a I I ' " l
.railroad tlckel and nerve. I ' f, JH; f I
T Judging from Mlnlkahda (More. I , .,
'Ihowever. Mr. Von Kim appar-t'' e if ' J
. ,iu i - 1...- , ; ,.b 'v r J
... .1 1 IJ
.iiiuiaanna naa an enirani)jt
named Hilly nuiy. we aon i :
fiulte know wnullier to presume i )
lie counts or snoots like tnat.
...
The ynung man from Waahiug-
lun tame In with an to very
sorrowfully muttering "Voigt, oh
jVolgbr'a the matter?"
I Senators Lose !
: While Beavers
; Can Not Play;
flty the Assocfateil lr-ss)
Scoring six runs in. the eighth
tuning.' Los Angeles turned a
pitchers' battle luto a rout and
scored an easy 8-0 victory over
Kan Franclaco.
Hollywood made ft two straight
over the Missions and tightened
their hold on aixih place.
The good left arm ot Wilbur
Cooper waa lou much for the
Oakland scored a'
Senators aud
5-0 victory.
Portland
t Seattle postponed,
'-
rain. ,
STANDING OF
CLUBS TODAY
COAST I.KAtil'K.
Team: W. I..
Oakland 7 it
Seattle 88 68
Ran Francisco Hi 73
Portland 78 78
Sacrameneo 79 80
Hollywood .'. 74 86
Missions 72 88
jlos Angelea 60 S
Pet
ftlO
m
.541
si...
.487
.46.1
,45u
.371
national i.K.Atii'K.
Team: , . W. L.
Chicago 7"3 50
Pittsburgh 71 50
St. Louis 69 50
New York 70 52
Ciuclnnattl 55 66
Brooklyn S3 71
Boston 51 69
Philadelphia 4 5 80
Pet
.594
.587
.580
.574
.454
'
.425
.360
A.MKKICAX LKAtil'K.
Team:
New York ...
Philadelphia
Detroit
Washington
Chicago
Cleveland ....
W.
89
I..
37
54
56
57
64
70
75
85
Pet.
.706
.571
.549
.540
.480
.440
.395
.314
6
55
49
39
St. Louis ....
Boston
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Sl-Ol
GIrl Champion
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Klla Cartwrlght. girls' 60-yard
dasb champion, will defend her
title ' and also compete in; the
1 HO-yard aud broadjump af the
national track and Jield cham
pionships for women to be held
at Kureka. California. Sept. 1.
Betty Buthall to '
Alter Her Service
NEW YOKK. Sept. 1. "API
Betty Nuthall. lS-yesr-old ".ng-
"oh schoolgirl, waa good enough
ion the tennis courts to win from
(Helen Jacobs of California In the
women's matches for the Wight
man cup at Forest. Hills. -Those
who saw her agreed, however,
that the cannot hope to chal
lenge the best tennis players uf
her sex until she abandon the
underarm service upon which she
reliea
i Ml.. Vuthsit frienils st
Forest Hills that ahe Intends to!
Me.etnn ... rth,.doT service- be-'
fore .next season, thus rounding j
out a game already brilliant lor ;
accurate placing and strong,
, barttband'atpoke. '.".' j. r.V" " ' 1
Reindeer Steaks
Are Latest Rage
PORTLAND, Ore.. Sept. 1. tC.
P.) Tame reindeer meat la now
competing with beef for the fa-
vor of those person
with
fondness for "red flesh."
The meat is offered at low
prices and la said to be far su
perior to the usual reindeer meat,
aa the animals, raised for com
mercial use. have better care re
sulting In a finer and more uni
form flavor.
'Due to the popularity ot this
meat, coastal steamers are being
equipped to handle more of It.
bringing the loads down from
Alaska to the markets of the Pa
cific Northwest. ,..
Man Would Change
Name to D. Smith
BKRKELEY. jCal.. Sept. 1. I U.J
P. I Declaring bis name too com- ,
mon and contusing. Donald M. I
tioldsmtth. 25, asks that ft be
changed to the distinctive cog- :
nomcn of Smith, a petition on i
file In superior court disclosed. j
His present name la a cause
ot embarrassment.' Inconvenience
and a handicap which the . "less i
common" one will overcome, he j
declares. ;
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l.AWItKXCK BI.AMKD.
"Shorty" Lawrence was blamed
for an accident on East Main 1
street by J. M. Ager. who claim- i
ed that while he was attempting '
. to pass a car that Lawrence at- !
tempted to pass him and caused j
a wreck. The crash occurred !
near the intersection of East '
Main atreet and South Sixth. I
That Arthur Ferrier cut the
' corner on a detour of The Dalles- .
, California highway is the ronten-.
.'t(bn of Mike) Shong In a report'
tiled fu the sheriff's office de
tailing the crash.
Omaha World-Herald: Dele
: gates to the C.eneva naval con
ference concluded that nothing
reduces cruisers so effectively as
: a war.
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Tlsiers (aulllg (fcMHl
Jielroll , with 11 elrnlxht vic-
j lories lenus me major leusuca in
jthat reaped for the JJ7 aeaon.
i Detroit, under (.eorae Morlarty.
Igol aay to a bad alart. but la
!now playing the brand of hall
Dial moal of the exjierta predict
ed it would.
Away poorly, due to a week of
idleneaa at the opening nf the
season. It waan't until around
July first that the Tlgera began
flirting m II h the .Jdo mark,
tllnce that time the club haa
made ronalsteiit progress, finally
reaching second place at therloae
of Augiifft. .
Itcrrnily after Detroit hwl
iM-nlcn Watilnglon four straight
game, I Mkcl one of lh vet-
',rr slurs of I Ik- Nationals, how
'he arcovnlcl for the sarprelni
work of the. Tigers.
win rtiiuii hikIi
"The team is playing smart
baseball, that best explain It,"
he replied, "and Ceorge Morlarty
Is running the ball club with an
Iron hand. His word Is law and
the boys are obeying It. .
When a sacrifice is the prop
er play, the Detroit plsyer. no
matter bow great a bitter he is
and bow good he happens to be
hitting, lays down a bunt.
"Morlarty also has the correct
idea aa to effective pitching as I
view It. . He has a number of
good curve ball pitchers and he
is making them use plenty of
books.
"Against must of the othe
clubs, you see plenty of speed.
i but when yon face tha Tiger.
Ithe world seems to be Just one
'curve after anotner and some of
them are mlgniy snarp.
"Detroit Is simply playinc
smart baseball and getting tne
break as snch teams usually do."
Dt-irol. linMieil siMh last sea-
som A first- division bi-rth l
assnml this rear, and It may be
as bigh ss second place. . The
.Morlarty system of play has sue
rrcdeil. i Ynnks Ituin Win Streaks
r
As usual. It was the New York
Yankees who broke, the Detroit
.Gan'tlFailOn
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. this way
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' TJVERY recipe in Mrs.Ida Bailey Allen's ' .
"j new Book (see coupon belowj is
not only unusual but easy to follow
and you're- certain of - perfect results.
Follow this ; recipe for flaky pie crust
y and leara how wonderful Mazola is foe
.shortening.
. Ji flat
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CU -wsfrr to mouttnoboM 4 labUtfoom
Sift the flour, cornstarch, baking pow.
' dcr and salt into a bowl. Stir in the Ma
zola, moisten with the water. Turn onto
floured board, roll anf use ns desired.
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i lor. perfect
fhart irt a mark f 11 In row.
iThal'a a habit with thu mru ot
' Hugxlna.
Karller in Die yewr. Wa.hlhu
lon Willi 10 alraiglit wins, met
New York In what waa rgrd.'
aa one of I he few rruclnl serle i
Ihnl have luken place In thu
American -league Ihla aoin.
YVanhluainn look lh first
asme making 11 connoviilive vie
lories. The following il.iv New
York won a double-hnativr In
which the Yanks inudo tli runs
to three fur the N it ionu is.
Ijilcr in the year. Washlngtun,
by playing brilliant hasrhn.il, .
again got within hilling Uisluncc
of the Yankees. And onio again
the rsault of the second crucial
series was the aume, three games
for New York t one for Wuih
ingloa. a
New York broke Hie Ist'lroll
slreuk In I lie Opiciil Yunk iiiiiii
ncr ronilnsT from Im'IiIihI, . .V'J, In
ll- It op in the eighth, then In
sin IM, nhrn Uisert Willi Iwu
ilonn In the nliilh, anil Hie buses
lllliil, lilt for I lie circuit.
Yankee Consistent
The day the Yankee snapped
Detroit' string of 11 wins, they
stopped two losing records ot
their own.
Trior to stopping the Tigers,
New York bed lost four straight:
games, the longest losing siren k
of Ibe year, showing how con
sistently the Yaukoes have piny
ed. In the four defeats were threo
'straight victories cored by neve-
land In a three-gtime series.
That waa the only time this year
any clnb has won a scries from
the Yankees.
Another feature of play that
will bear ftirthe'r proof aa to tin
Yanks' consistency Is lha fact
hat no club to far this year has
been able to blank 'em. The
closest the Yanks have come tu
a shutout was In a recent Phila
delphia game, when a home run
by (ichrig. In the ninth, kept
Walberg from whitewashing
them. .
.
IJi fci.- the season is over Xew
Yisrk will iiroluihly set few.
umre inli-rctlnf record k ad
dition In winning w h t now
I sernis like
I
cinch piniiMut.
Orr- Tailors, 4tli and line
Are now showing the latest
novelty collections of fall aud
winter fabrica for women'a wear,
hand tailored lu their shop. Tho
new Is' Parlslennes fashion ul
buro Just arrived. They luvtte
yon. , 1
I UbUtpom Matala
yi tttipctm Ming pnJet
' i ttttpoon Salt
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of unusual recipes. Writo .
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