The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, September 06, 1927, Page 2, Image 2

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Vny Two
THK F.VEN'IXG IIERAMX KLAMATH FAU.S, OREGON.
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Marine Raineri Wins Battle
Against Hank
10 Rounds
' 'Marino llaiuert tiuteliiKced
HiiK liyner. rotund Seattle
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' main event of Hie Labor Hay
Vvliia card l the Lesion hall
jlusl nliilit. After these two he -
heuinths col warmed up in the
sixth raulo, they-wenl afier each
'other hamuior and tonus, with
. . - ,
Ilrst one of them on the floor
iloklnn the count ' and then the
' otheiv
' In the sixth round. Itainerl
. slipped over a hBrd one lo the
jaw am, me pumiis. uyser so-seu
-me .au.na. jkiok a cuiiiii m :
'four, he acramliled to his feet
and then started after the marine
lie wounded wildcat. One of
Ms wild awiitga found its. mark
and Ralnerl found himself in aislven no other verdict. Vouiic
'prone position. . 1 Hreedlove showed himself to be a
After this display nivinit and ( name little butler, although he
'receiving, these big fellows went ; was haril.v Ini kltrp In -experience,
"at Iheir work In a business like I Sid Herbert and Jack Daley.
manner and Referee John Towers both local hoys, went four rounds
;was busy from then on tollliiR a i in the preliminary. Hoth are
(count over one or; the, other. ' tough, willing mixers, beiug jus'
with Ryker on the floor more ; as good on the receiving end as
,ntla than Rainert. In the tenth jon offensive, and It could not
round Rainert had Ryker on I have , been called anything else
jefneer street and the latter took ! but a draw. .
the count of nine Just before the j On the whole, it was a good.
clottns bell. Il was plainly i well-balanced card 'which Match
'Kaitieri'a battle, although Ryker maker Lee Haron arranged for
fought gamely from opening bell local fight fans and a good crowd
Mo the closing runnel. . witnessed the battles.
alms R MR i
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CLOSE TO TOP
v.-t. V-
(lly the Anmx-hile.1 Tnnii)
) The Inspirational dash of the
.lanui lu.oi.i i ii tu) ol ...
ktandinK today had brought John j
McCraw's club from a poor fourth
lo vlthin one aame of the pace
making Pitsburch Pirates.
Holiday double headers yester
flay resulted in three of the first
jlivislon teams hri'akinc even
while. Pittsburgh was being set
back twice by. Cincinnati
.The Giants bowed before the
Boston Brave, 6-1. hefore they
carne back. for- a .victory, in the
jsecoad, 9-S. , -
1 KUejr and Honohue pitched Cin
tlnnattl lo its twin trinmph over
Vlttfbursh by wor.-a of U-6 and
rl-3.. respectively. - -i
Manager Je HJcCarthy of the
jThicaKo Cubs played a long shot
egainst St. Louis andjicnt Lefty
-AVelnert, just acquired irom the
&an Francisco Missions, to the
mound for the opening game.
JtVeinert held the world's cham
pions to five hits and turned In
B fr-1 victory. St. lxjuis took the
next game br a 2-0 score.
Brooklyn .dropped both games
to-the tail-end Phillies. 6-1. and
fc-l. Cy Williams smashed out
his twenty-flflh' and twenty-sixth
liomers of the year,
f The American League's star
holiday attraction was staged at
Boston, where the lied Sox car
ried the. Yankees 18 Innings in
thM .first game and then trimmed
the loaders 12-1 1.- The Yankees
Jicon aandlly In the second game
j Connie Mack' Philadelphia
Athletics strengthened their hold
on second place by trimming
Washington 2-1 and 3-0. -i
Chicago . and Detroit snjit.
Thomas blanking the Tigers in
the opener. 5-0 and Detroit win
ning the next, a slugging match,
10-6.-
j Cleveland and St. Louis broke
fveiL-.Tbe Indians squeezed out
a V-6 win. in the first game and
ilallou bested Buckeye in the
econd game,. St. Louis gaining
a 3-2 decision. '
Think Red fern May
' Still be Located
:Continnod from page one)
nd Virginia Dare, ridden by
linrber. ;
j No. 2 Helay ' race T?arber
string first, Telramp string and
flucknr string.
! No. 3 (llrls' relay Darker,
Cihon and Telcanip.
- ! No. 4 Jackie flravier, rider
J.arher horses; . June Urnilbury.
rider tiibson string: Mnxine Brad
bury, rider Telramp horses.
- i No. 5 Cowgirls race Jackie
Ctrtivier on Freckles.: Miss Moore
on Nigger llnhy; June Uraduury
on Sauko.
! No. 6 I'ecard on Axhlon Hoy:
Adams on Iluhe Hotike; Thomp
au on Teikford, and liucker on
iteHm Lady.
No. 7 l'ecard on Bidder Ash
Ion; Adniiis on Ilium lie; horse
t shr H: horse Virginia Dnre.
f In 'Ihe convolution race,
liucker look first, Topsy, second
ami Niirk third. Winners of Khet
IisiiiI pony rare not available.
T
Ryker After
of Real Action
The draw derision jtiven liy
Tiii-h In Ihe seml-windiip he-
tweeu Johnnie 1-ucate and Jack
j WMall.-y, wclierweinht. did not
; meet with popular approval, as a
! majority of ihe fan's ihoneh:
Ksil(e f)onui have lieen clveu
,. . . .
' the verdict. It was a pood, clean
I ",t'- with ""h boys landinK
(telline Mows. 1
: Kid Ryder not an unpopular
, verdict over Hilly llreedlove. a
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...f. ... ... mc. m.-.
lhat the younsrster was popular
with the crowd. Hyder deserved
jthe decision and Hohliy Rosa, who
. referred this, event, could hava
Gene's Methods
: 4'hampion Trhs HLs Otiun Kv
ert'iM'. llcfire KcaliiifK Krrnk
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Jtemejnber , Cene Tunaey ...Bar-;
Ing his methods of exerciser re-i
corded recently? ..Well, here he ,
is taking them according to his
directions from a recoid. It's a '
cne-two exercise he's going
through now. and it is being done '
9 ...laJJ
A 'i - 5a
r w
before breakfast. The photo-iupon
graph wes taken at Speculator,
N. V.. Just prior to his depart' !
ure for hicago. . -
BEAVERS UROP
HE TO SUDS
r..r . . , . i , ... .. situated In Klamath County. Ore
" ' ' . gon. to-wit:
(l! Ihe Assocmle.1 J'reseV . i,ot numbered. Four M) In
Jn a game cut short by rain in Block numbered One Hundred
the fifth inning Seattle scored an Nine floi, Buena Vista Addi
easy 6-3 trinmph over the Port-'"0" to Ihe ity of Klamath Falls,
land Heavers. The winners scored ', Klamath County. Oregon
three time In the first frame and ow ''' '
aii execution. Judgment, order
three times more in the third. nt orner of an(, in cm.
After dropping Ihe first con-; pilin,.e with the commands of
test to the Missions 6-2, Holly- ,aid writ, I will on the 5th day
wood come back In Ihe second of October, 1327. at the hour of
encounter to regisler a 6-5 win. ten o'clock A. M. at the north
'San Francisco and Los" An- trout door of the County Court
geles split a double hill with I tie . "oum -In Klamath County, Ore
Angels grabbing the first game "" l Public auction (suh--8
and the Seals taking the sec-1 Je" . " redemption) to the high
. . 'est bidder for cash In hand, all
on" " '' the right, title and Interest, the
The league loadisig Oaks grab-
hod two easy contests from Sac-
rnmenlo, winning the first 2-0
anil the second Oeorite Boeh-
ler helil the Henntora to one hit
ill the first game.
i IKIIIIKM ItKf'OVKKKI)
' AUKKDICKN. Wash. Sept. 5.1
W) The hodles of John MeXv I
mara. .2, Aherdeen, and F.dwarl
Peterson, 19, Astoria, Oregon, i
who drowned when their skiff1
overturned In the surf near ,
'..lnrl 1 M .-ere ee. J
" v '"' ' ' '
overed today and brouaht tri this i
port. MrNamara's wife saw fie!
men drown. J
Police Guard !
Gene's Campj
l.AKK VILLA. III.. (iril. I. lA.
IM ..The more 'Or ha an sees of
time Tunney,' his pleasant auill'
and relou lilable fists, the betler
l( 1 1 k him . Hut Hi city np
iwremly realizes that ,:cne has
serious lihslucs ahead Mild ha
no Intention-of inmiyiii a heavy
weight champion with too pcr
siMeni -Attention.
As a m-ull Tuuney found him
self lth a mmvI.iI police hody
lEuard today ih orders lo allow
uoue. lint cloo friends near (he
title -holder or within the train
iiiR quarters al the fedar Crl
Couutry Club. At loast mie o(C
cor will ttv with Tuuny ctvnttAnt
lv until Ccne malchfa (.sin with
J k iVuipsey ii di'fi'DW of hts
ittl uu the night of September
22ml.
A dotu polUomeu ninos
fu i y t u rou t m I the 2.400 f a in
who -me yfstrrHay 10 hh th
ih;imtion vork out for the tir-r
time in ih iniilille wt. Thf
rowtls Jammed about tho rluh
houw ,wep( ,,
hm
drts?tiMH qua r lent and . chwwl
him boisterously as h ment
about th days vork.
The p.hm1 of the champion af
ter a four lay lay off from th
rinir. the jHer on the thot.
Cene rammed home occaMionallv
when opentiig. loo Rood ro nils.'
shoved up In hU sparring part
tits defeiiH, , brought added,
rounds of applause. A display
'pleaded Tunney aud he auiilud
ronKtantly thruughout the vork
out. Ctvin-k Wiggins., tho In
diana light heavyveight. bore the
brunt of Tunney'a right hand
attack.
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MKI.Ia HH AIRIM.WK KI NO
SKMIPAI.ATINSK. Siberia.
Sept. 6. The peajtanlav of Vasi
lievskt Tillage have donattd their
church ImII to an ")ur uwer
, to Chambrlin" famK The pur
: pose of the fund Is to raie nion-
for coristructlon of war air-
planet
Legal Notices
NOTII'K OK lUl tltll OK Ktjl Al.
IATION MKKTIVi; tF KK.t
UtHKiATION . IHSTItKT.
Notice Is hereby, given that on
October. fc 1927. being the first
Tuesday in October, the board of
directors of Keno Irrigation Dis
trict, acting as a board of equal
iration. will meet .for the purpose
of reviewing and correcting its
: assessment and apportionment of
i taxes, as in . the irrigation dts-
trict laws provided.
Said meeting shall be held for
said purpose at the office of the
hoard In that certain residence
and house known as the Hooper
house, locuted within the Keno
Irrigation District, and in the
.northeast corner of the northeast
quarter of the northwest quarter
of Section 3, Township 40, S. It.
ft. K. W. M.. in Klamath County.
Oregon, and in the meantime the
assessment list and record shall
remain in the office of the Secre
tary of the board for the Inspec
tion of all persons Interested,
j tSignedi J. W. KERNS.
I Secretary of the Board of
Directors of Keno Irriga
tion District. 6
! NOTII'K OK HHKR1FFH SAI.K.
In the Circuit Court of the
male ui un-Kiin lor numHin
l County.
c. V. Drake, operating under
the name and style of Drake
Lumber Company, plaintiff, vs.
R- l"lnger. defendant.
By virtue of an execution,
Judgment, order and order of,
sale Issued out of the above en-
titled court In the above entitled
.cause, duly .directed and dnted
the 29th day of August. 1927.
a judgment entered and
' rendered in said court on the
21st day of July. 1927. In favor
of plaintiff anc egainst L. It.
Ottnger. for the sum of One Hun
dred Forty-Seven and 67-100
l 1 4 T 6 7 Dollars, with interest
thereon at the rate of six I6
per cent per annum from the
21st day of July. 1927. until
paid, and the further sum of
$17. no costs and disbursements,
and Ihe costs of and upon this
writ, commanding me to sell the
: following, described real property
within named defendant had In
and lo the above described real
properly on Ihe 23rd day of May,
the oate of said attach
ment or since said date had In
and lo said real property or any
part thereof, to satisfy said exe
cution. JitdKtnent order, Includ
lux Interest, costs and aicnilng
coMs.
IlI'HT E. HAWKINS.
Sheriff of Klamath f'ounty. Ure.
lly Louis C. Mueller,
' Deputy,
Dated this 1st day of Septem-
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,'r' PUlllIfatloll Heplemhef 6,
1 H27
Last publication October, 4,
1927,
26-13-20-27
Some Racket
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A newcomer lo the ranks of tho .madtnl: KnglNh women mnnla
stars la easy-to-look-at Aileen Itennett. And what a racket she
raised among net funs when she first took to the courts at r'prest
Mills. Long Island, where this ahot ol her In action wua mu.le.
j Jack Starts
I : Secret Work
LINCOLN' FIELD. Crete. 111..
Sept. 6. i A. P. I Secret training
begau fur Jack Dempscy todny.
The hubtib and commenj on
Dempsey's ring workouts w-hile
he- was trying to perfect a shift
to escape right hand awings hn
disturbed the former champion
and h.s manager. Leo Fly mi.
Only newspaper men will be ad
mitted, to the race, track t-auip
now. . v .
Dempsey yesterday visited for
the first time the scene of hi
approaching title bout. The
Iihor Day celebration in the
Soldiers Field stadium attracted
the former champion as he came
to town, to have dinner with his
wife and he stopped lor.g enough
to. make an appearance as referee
id a boxing milch on the Labor'
Day program, . , ' .
The stadium 'held alio tit 40. lux
and as Dempsey entered he was
greeted with un ovation accom
panied by wild cheers and throw-;
ing of hats and seat cushions.
For the next two days the
former champion plans to like
.things easy. Two days of boxing
and two days tif rest appears to
be Flynn's program.
"Jack is still eager to go."
Flynn said, "and that's the war
we want to keep him. The tlgh'
Is more than two weeks away ind
Jack has very , little more weight
to lose."
Winners of Klamath
Rodeo Announced
i Continued from page 1)
Venezuelan coast -and 100 miles
i from the group of Islands of
I which Cayo Grande and El Roque
'are the largest. On neither of
I these Islands, they said, could
ihe filer have obtained a new
supply of gasoline had bis been
depleted.
The name of the plane re
corded In the ships log as
"Brunswick-Brazil" from the
fuselage.
Tho number NX-773 lilxo was
noted in Ihe log!
We Wish to Announce
we have purchased the
entire utiock of nega
tives of the Van Dyke
Studio. We Solicit your
'orders for Photographs
from your old negative.
MAY KING
Stinson Studio
Road Oil
Our System la BomeililnK New and Better than the
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Can Washed
Motor Cleaned
' Vacuum Cleaned
Gwi
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She's Raisin'
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Tol'I'll ll TIU'FS
Mure ill n n ;'iiu.iii0 known
kinds of Insect uitack trees. In
this country alone it is estimated
the loss from citerpillaes. beetle.
bi.rrers and olher Itfect amounts
lo S 1 nu.U'to.uihi.
SUMMER
PRICES ON
WOOD
Buy your winter's supply of
block-wood and green-slab at
once, while the price are at
the bottom.
FARMERS
Also slorlc np for the year,
at tho bin or delivered. We
deliver anywhere In the valley
1V cord Jumbo loada.
(07 Main
Phone BSJ
You w ill like
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Better If You Stop t
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' Kew Million Dollar Annex ,
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$2X0 per day np without bath
$130 pe daf ap wttb bath
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9 . Door." '
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Kinert freaslns ,
Free Crank Case Service
ami OH
deliver Phone 606
AUTO LAUNDRY
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near East Main
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STANDING OF
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Team: W. I I'd.
Oakluait 10 1 CJ .nut
Seattle u 71 . ft r n
Saa l-'iuiiclsco II 71. ill
Portland'. 81 . mi .Mi!)
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Cleveland 69 71 .411 j
SI. Louis . SI 19 .411
lloston 4t 67 .JSU
The N. Y. barbers' union has
de Ided VcTl to take any more
Hps. Now If they'll only slop '
giving thein
All kincfa of
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Sash and Doors
Screens
Window Frames
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We can supply yon with gen
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JOHNSON'S
Auto & Electric
. Service ;
721 Klumnlti
I'liona 310
(iene Likes His "
Pretty Quarters
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welcoma. dmoiiliatil Juat ho
much ah likes him, Ihe heavy
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clprocale, tletie mya bla new
I in I ii In a mirti'tera ul Ihe Cedir
l'lt t'ouiilry rluh, 115 miles
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time roaitu-d Mimui hi" U''w
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iihout Hie wide green lawn
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The "success or failure of your flock dc-
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Good feed means better production.
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is prorluring a grade of poultry fee! that
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poultry will thrive on Martin Druthers'
feed.
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.. 1 . ill'
';Tho Home of Crater Lake wl i
Anchor "Flour . ,
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Special Plow Decign Eliminates vine, clogging.
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Automatic Adjuitible Trucks For shoit easy
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The Dahlfnan Sacker will cut Harvesting Coit
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Sunny, pleasant rooms. ; Dependable nursing care. A Roorl
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KLAMATH VALLEY HOSPITAL
PIXB'AT FOl'llTII STREET, KI.AMATIl KAI.LH, OKrXJO.N
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Corner. Fourth and Pine . . Telephone 4 97
slier ihe hlrcniinua Rii ellna hi .
corded hint hv fully Jao.uutl funs
In Ihe hearl of Ihe illy yester
day. II v 'teliKhl
the liraria of ihiito(riiihera ami
they made the must of Ihe In lit lit
linhlue, nuiiln the heavy,
wvlxlil khi In every roiicelvahle
pose. '
An I Mi. ile round of nlf con
sllliiled lieiie'a lulnlha run 1 1 ne
loilay. He went m lh llnka uii
In I lie nMcrnm.ii with Ills lnuu-
uger, Hilly liliiaun, wmi annoia
pir golf on awraalim.. Tunney
still haa lo make his lint hole
In perfect flaurea. hill Ilka Ihe
remainder of ihe "Suffer" army,
unilmlil never will (lull IrylnK.
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If. 1 ' ' V .
conditions of vines, grass
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Kerns
Sixth Street .