Two
THE EVEN'IXO HBRAI D. KLAMATH FAUAOREOON
Saturday. Scptcmltcr 17. 1!27.
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GIANTS lIDW IN OAKLAND BEflTS AiMm" $
SECOND PLAGE BEATOGAIN SHM
Out of a fruflllns series with
Ht. I.uiiln (hu Now York lliantu
tiail nmiTKcd tiMlay in t--iititt
' placo In lha National leiti:ua but
hiiw InnK tliey.ran hnlil tlirlr
pare and whether they tan catch
(ho pteiliiiK I'lratea arc matter
:.for speculation.
After dividing three dotilile
fieudeni with tlib Itrd Hlrda tlic
1 Manhattan entry vilc rili'v
snatrlixl the deciding contest,
the seventh game conflict, 6-3.
Meanwhile the I'ittshunth clifb.
pennant bound with a lead of
four and a half fames, belted
the Hoston Uravea for the nlxth
time In a row, thu score hOng
4-3.
Joe McCarthy's "Oili-aco- Oihs
all bnt pawed out of the pen
nant picture when they lost their
. third straight to Hroklyn. 4-3.
' The Yankee rapped the
ball
for 13 safe hits In their 7-S
Yifrory over the Chicago w hite
Snx.
Tonnlo Mark's Athletics scored
their sixth straight win In down-i
fur the St. Louis Drowns. 6-3.
Ilarrv Iteilmans' hltlinr was
was
chiefly responsible for Its 4-S
win over the Boston Red Sox.
County Football
- Schedule Is Out
The football schedule for both
the first and second trains at the
Klamath county high school has
lieen announced Thu flrct team '
will play the valley cities and
the-second team takes the place
of soccer and plays the towns of
' " '! , . li . :
pot scheduled may be placed, tat
the main .schedule stands as fol
lows: Games and dates for the first
team
Oct. 8, Ashland at Klamath
Falls.
Oct. IS, Medford at Klamath
Falls.
'V' . Oct I?,.Klamath Falls at Ash-
. ;. land.
Nov. 5. Grants Pass at Klam-
j..,, , ,ath Falls. '
.. Nov. 11, Klamath Falls at
Bend. .
T ...... Nov. 19. Klamath Falls at
, , Grants Pass.
, , Games and dates for the see
A , .- rod team
IfU, . Oct. 7, Klamath Falls at Hen-
ey.
Oct. 14, Klamath Falls at
Maliii.
Jf Oct.- 12, Klamath Falls at
Merrill.
' Oct. 28, Henley at Klamath
Falls.
Nov. 4, Malin at Klamath Falls.
Not. 11, Merrill at Klamath
Kalis.
- "BORROW I XV' NOT THEFT
EL PASO. Texas. Sept. 16. P)
Vr Just "borrowing" a car to take
your girl to a dance is not auto
theft, a jury ruled today. Robert
M. Robinson, soldier, was found
not guilty of auto theft. He said
he just borrowed the car with
. ont asking the owner, to take
his girl to a dance.
NO 1.1 K.
Boss: "See here! You told
my office girl t hut you wanted
to ace me on n initter of life
aud death!"
I want trrl
.. Salesman: "I do. sir
sell you Mime life Insurance
-Iaul ftunder.
Ceorge Washington was anoth
er presidential stickler for econ
omy. Once he refused tu eat a
shad thut cost 13 because ho did
not want It said that his table
set an example of extravagance
and luxury.
Phone 451-W or 1138
for full particulars and In
formation regarding
TEACHER OF MUSIC
Accredited by the Slate Board
of Education.
Piano, Violin, rianjo. Hawaiian
Guitar and other instruments.
Z. PETERS
Off lea Phono 11 S3 Helhaas Bldg.
Ree. fhone 1148 Klamath Falls
-3 -mms2
' "M (As BJtwr4 MiMf
JSMr 1OOV6 yy New MUlloa Dollar Anna
L 1 aTil aa M fl X j 2X0 far day u without bath '
VoV XS0MT Afi I np wUt Uih
VL L t' ' acapnia Prtcsxl Cofla Shop ' 1
- Hi aatdOiUl .
( Hy The Asvnciutcd Presal
me ta ileal the Heaver at
'.inland. C to B. chalking tip
four hit and three runs in the
.Seattle won its first game -'
The Oak Ileal the Heaver at I
the present home erles by' de-
featinc Sacramcum. ti to S. . t
San Francisco defeated lloll
wood 3, to 1 ut l.oa Angelex. !
markini! op three hit aud two j
runs In the fourth inning. j
The Missions and the Aniu'W '
rested on account of Lindbergh. !
lay. ' '
Major Malone Is
i Accident Victim
j Every day hrlnm this to Demps-)- n few rounds against his
Shot with his own gun as hljprriug partner! The old l. y Is sucking 'em hard at Lincoln
spirited horse fell while march- Fields these days, (ticking Vin hard and perfecting his defense
ng tn the parade of Thursday t
( the Jackson County Fair In Med-
ford. Major Malone of the Na-
rtitionl Guard U reponed as re-
;overing. '
His gun was accidentally dia-
rh.irrta h.v.tinr ;.. i),r...,i, .
shooting him through i
' tiw. . ... ,..i
, tho arm. according tu word re-
ceired here by friends.
With a number of other offl -
cera of the National Guard. Ma
jor .Major c" visited In the city
during', the past week and made
niitny friends among the Legion
boys of this city.
Mothers Prefer to
Keep Ace at. Home
SPOKANE. Wash.. Sept. 1. (A. i
! p.),,, of lhe serrlre Star :
j LeBloi, c)niposcd t won n rela-j
f World . waf veterans,
' ( . mw vc91wd3v t0
send a letter of protest to the
national air derby association of
this eUy asking that an invita-,
tion extended to Jack Von Wei-
gand, German air ace. be recall -
ed. The action was announced
today.
"The members, many of them i
gold star mothers-, regretjed that
Jtne air association would make
a hero of the ' man who shot
down Quentin Roosevelt and 21
other American aviators during
the World .war." said an an-'
nonncemnnt of tbe action, which
was termed "a protest of re-1
gref1."
Sportsmen Will
Arrange Barbecue
- Just when the annual venison
barbecue of the Klamath Sports-
men's Association will be staged
Is to be decided on Monday eve-.
ning at the regular meeting of
the members.
Despite the fact the barbecue
was held in late September a
year ago. tbe feJ will probably
lie later this year on account of
the quarantine regulations. "
A conference will be beld with
Judge F. Goddard by the mem
bers to learn when the event
might be staged.
THK UHTHKIt.
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 17. (A
P.I The weather outlook for the
week beginning September 18 was
'announced here today by the
'I'uited States' weather bureau us
j follows:
Tlie utIook to tr generally1
i tair weainer Willi temperatures
aliove normal.
You wfll like
LOS ANGELES
Better If You Stop t
IXTH and SPRING 5'i'KgH
mm i,
L"WA. Chevk -Vonr Car at lhl
1 ror." '- I
Dempsey,
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t I t ? ; . f VeV. f - -
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'
llitv's I li-t I'lioio MioMiiic lump .MIvIiik It
against tne sort o punches lie
nun wnen iney tignt so.'n In I
manager, says mese sparring pannerx are rounding leninev In
v'J" M'U"- ,ure ue
. .
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- LeaSTUe otandinffS
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, i EAdl'K STAXIilNils
COAST l.K.VI.I L.
Team: W.
Oakland 110
San Francisco 100
Seattle .1
Portland eS
Sacramento 87
Hollywood 80
Missions 79
Los Angeles 71
L. .
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79
SO
ss
no .
?s
39
107
Pet.
.61 S
.53
.SOD
.492
-447
.413
.399
. NATIONAL LJ-:.(ilF.
Team:
W. L. Pet.
.... SS 03 .616
SI 5H .68
.V. SO 59 .675
78 I .557
..... 67 it 4S
59 SO -.414
. 55 S4 .395
48 89 .350
FUtsburcb
" york
; St. . Louis
Chicago .
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
, Boston
i Philadelphia .
AMKHICAX LKAtil K.
- - Team: " -
..... w,
.....100
8
T4
73
65
1
56
... 47
L.
42
S7
65
67
74
78
84
92
,Pct.
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'.53!
.521
.467
.439
.400
.338
' New York
; Philadelphia
j Washington
; Detroit
Chicago
Cleveland ...
sr. I jn!s ...
; Boston
I (INK MOKK.
held
suc-
; u spades four times in
j session jll seven of them thought
' I was cheating."
j . Grimshuw: "And If I had been
, there eight would have thought
so."
1 Hunters!
CLUB CAFE
will be open
ALL NIGHT
. ' : on " ..
Saturdays
Watchcase Vanities
CARAN0ME
' ROUGE
and
POWDER -
The last word in con
venience for the hand
hag or purse likewise
in beauty.
A real mirror, gener
ous contents, a dainty
Jamb's wool puff, non
tarnishlng case of chic
design, .a catch that
holds firmly, yet easy to
open at your wish.'
Altogether a vanity In
which you may take
pride!
STAR DRUG
STORE
ga ffcvvqJEZ, Start
Klamath Falls, Or.
die Socker
I - Vr 'v ,"
5 " t Kk wL
' - . S
'' . v l "' 40 v o
expects l.ene Tunney to shoot nl
nicugo. Leo P. Flynn. Ieuiisey's
" '"" r'RD, wlt" nT T,u ,,f
t lllF.SF. KAII. TO KIM)
I'KO.MI.oK.lt I KIISPKIIITV
FOOCHOW. Fukien Province
China. Sept. 1:.
pie of Fukien
rl'erh;;''1! "".! !!.
where I to be found all
prosperity promised by the
tioualisls when they swept
the
proviuce some months ago.
Taxes arc higher than last
year. Poppy planting and opium
production la a widespread as It
I was twelve months ago. In the
'cities the labor unions have
! f.. r.-.l lilt-liA- K.it flm nr.
illnary coolies and peasunts are
no better off than before.
a4Slnea Inst December there have
been five changes- In the pro
vincial government a administered-
by the Nationalists. At
present an admiral of the Chi
nes navy heads the Fukien com
misaiou, but the military general
formerly in charge has refused
to move out - until he receives
a million Mexican dollars ajid so
far the Fukleneae bivo paid blm
only one-fifth that amount
General Lu Hlng Bang, former
bandit chief. Js In control of "e v
eral roast counties.
COl l.DXT I1K.
Hodgson: "I don't know wheth
er It was your wlfo or not. I
dont know her very well."
Coombs: "Did she have a short I
dress?" j
Hodgson: "I didn't notice tbe!
dress." I
Coombs: "Then It rim'l my i
wife."
Will There Be
t
' ". . ' A
Good Time?
Yes! ;.. . .."
Where?
MERRILL
When? '
Every Saturday Night!
Dance 'til 3 A. M.
LES SAILING and
HIS COUNTRY BOYS
! Eats at Midnight ' ji
! 11
WALL PAPER
,' lAtl New Stock '
'Acme Quality' Paints ,
F.R. OLDS '
. - i . ..
Across frorr Postoffice . Phone 43
RICHARDSON SPRINGS
On Highway Near Chico
The most talked of resortain the state. Ther
must be a reason! Why not come i
and see for yourself?
LEE RICHARDSON, Mgr. .
GENE TUNNEY
PJOT' WORRIED
LAW K VILLA. Ills., Hepl. li.
iri - (hie of the greatest nui
menu In (ieuv Tuniiey's ll !
i less than a week away.. yt Ibo
imi-peil Uics not enpeclnlly thrill
, Mill "Strangely enough, the
, greatest kick the fight game has
givi'ii me, came not in my defeat
of Jack IVmp-ey last fall, nor
i when mv hand was atised In vie'
lory nl the close of my first pro-i
ti s'.loniil mulch with Dan O'liowd,'
lu Jeixiy t'lty." the heavywelgln
;i hamplen snid today.
' "My greatest mouieut cunie In
April, lain. In France.' I had!
i (imghi my way to the finals of j
,the A K. F. tournament. .a scries l
..( evumlnatlon Iwixlng luulchen to,
ilrtrruiine the best fighting pien
,41 iheir weights In a fighting
jnny. I fcught Kd Juuileajn for),
i lie i hampionshtp. I won. und
Hie victory was the sweetest, the'
niii-t thrilling of my career. I
I "Next Thiirsduy night In Sol-r
idler Field. I'll tight Jin k Pemu- j
ny mo I n. I was confident oft
victory at Philadelphia last fall I
Hits time I am rerlulu. Tit me
, i In- fight offers the opportunity!
ol finishing the Job started then.
This time I must kn ek IVmpsey ,
i.iit la ptove to the senders that
there la no quesiluu of my sup
eriority, that I am n real cliiini-,.
plon and did not win my title on
a fluke.
Cene entered the final three
il.ivs of Intensive training today
(elms "better than ever."
After today's workout Tunney
will rest Saturday and box again
, Sunday before hauglng up the
.ui..l ..I.... I 111.1 witrtrmil
nnu ibi-mihi. ii"- w.i icv ii.f
Chicago lalo Wednlay of early
Thursday.
SOVIKT ,'M'KSKH JOIN
It A. KM F RK1 ClUsSS
KK1V. I'kranlau Republic.
Sept. 15. Ul Tcu thousand I'k
ralnlan Communist girl have
Joined Red Cross detachments
recently. It is reported, and 200
I more have finished special sanl
i tary courses aud are now "Red
Nursefc"
This Is in respouse lo the
government's call for "Mllltarlia
tion" of the Soviet population In
preparation for the expected at-1
tack by "Capitalism." '
NF.W RATHIMi HI' ITS.
DKAI'VII.LE. France. Sept. 17.'
(AP) The opening here brought
out the newest In bathlgg ros
jtuiues. One suit had wide black
j horizontal stripes. There were a
belt and sundals of red. The man
.aequln .trout Worth's In Paris
I wore a long sleeveless black and!
while coat almost to her ankles.'
Any Time ,
Any Place
Just Phone
789
For
CAL'S TAXI
Safe drivers
Comfortable cars
Courteous service
Country trips and
dance trips a
specialty ' ".
Slick, Eli?.
Voting Um'i Kllck FiioiiuIi
Hut
mm
tiKOIKIU YOl'.Vd
(lues tleoigu Yoi:ng Isn't slick
ere! Just as slick with grease
i , hp ,, b Iro11 ,,,, , foo.
, Hut he wasn't slick enuugh lo
win (he ljike Ontario marathna
, swim, lie waa lorceu out ny
4-mm pa ftr Iraillita for flvi
mile. ThU wn ttikru a hi Irft
hn . m I .i ea .. L (.I.sa.Sf ..I ..
'....j . . .j . , .
2 1 -mile s w I in spniisored by Wll
. I u in Wrlgley, Jr.. of Chlcugo. .
KVKMVIi 4'APK i
A while georgette evening rape
has row of ruffled while moire
ribbon, like tier, and an. Klla
bethan collar of white lot.
Wo are proud of our nucccsa a
a rrfractlonlst. We take great
pleaAire In' fitting glasses that
are becoming lo your personality.
DR. H. W. BARR
KVK HltiHT HPF.CIAI.LST
i Gut Dunn, Jeweler and
Optician
: Sot Main
- P Voronlco
Aim prutHk
rys etas ta IM
Ails GsaUilau
KUavatv Uvat asvl
Blaaaat IVamhlaa
laalg-stiaa
ttiittiia
Star Drug Co.
PLUMBING
HEATING
PURNACES
Motors, Pump, Engines
Pressure Water Systems
123 No. 6th I'honc S71
Hi Win the Luke tin In do Itaii'.
41 : The
-mm WHY
There is a reason for every fact. Character, tested and proved
by time, has convinced depositors of the First National Bank
they have a safe and sound banking connection. , . -
. . Commercial Savings Escrows Collections
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THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
I
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MFIhH
li. . I'. Mi l I
MINNKAPtll.lH. Sept. IT. (tl'l
- Knipriuslilng I I cqilliiiniilil
villi a new ll.Uiin.lillil uudllor
I il Hi sealing U.llUU persons, Mlu
uenpolls Is taking steps lo Invite
Ilia republican parly to hold Us
next national convention here.
Nittloiiul headquarters of the
Lincoln i luhs. pullllcul group
Willi units In virtually every
large illy, la leading in the move
ment. It Is asserted thai Hi"
northwest long has been eligible
for the honor, but has been
handicapped by link of a t'lty
vlih adcuiiittn i-ouventlon tai Ill
tin and hotel accommodation.
Minneapolis has expanded Its
hotels anil HI. Paul. Its sister city,
la prepared tu bundle any ovcr
f low.
I IV.IIH IIIM'KKV NIHIL
TUN "IMTTIMl WV-"
MINNKAPtll.lH. Sept. 17. '(,11
--Playing btmcb.ill may be a
good way In keep In niiidlilon
for I lie gruelling game of hotkey,
'but the reverse Js not true;
hockey lends lo ruin I ho bulling
eye. Ho says Nobby t'lnrke, vel
jeran defenseman of the Mliinu-
noolls Klx of the Amerlcaa Mink'
ey League.
I Clarke bus played both games.
,11" Is a plirhrr (or a Minnesota
semi-pro nine.
For yeurs Clarke ha starred III
. SUMMER
PRICES ON
WOOD
tluy your winter's supply of
block-weod and green-slab at
once, while th prices art at
the bottom.
FARMERS
at the bio or delivered. W
deliver anywnar la in vane?
IV cord jumbo loads.
(07 alsla. Pbont II)
TONIGHT
mim:apolih
IIIUH
Peyton
Big Dance
at the
, Winter Garden
H&l Blackburn and His Band
will play for the
BON DUKEE CLUB DANCE
, at ALTAAIQNT
from 12:00 to 3:00 A. M.
Everybody is Invited to Join
. i . . i-i i'
Dues 75c
, i
X
'
. ,
-
I!
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t I iTtfWfHtrHHfmWfl
First
Member Federal Reserve Bank ' '
A National Bank under National Supervision
"big time" hockey. ' Ho says the
work or clnislng a puck requires
an entirely illlferciil eye llisu
slugging a bssehall, and thai tlm
good hockey pluyef usually la a
poor batsman.
SKiN OV MilL
liiMinr: ''Your fuiher seems
liiile and hearty ut 'the ugu of
101."
Mouiiliilneeri "Vc. but pap'a
slipping. T'other duy I beard
him say he reckoned bud take
up the game of golf." ,
, i ii p i i
Jerry, a sheep trulned lu lead
olber stirep "0 the runways Into
I lie slaughtering inns of (hi-,
i sso aim kyard bna Just betrayed
his oue mllllolilli victim. .
tiVHMNU I.IITr-;iH ,
lillver kid slippers, with very)
high heels and narrow, tlncoratlve
lisiipcd ef fills, promise to sup
plant brocade for ililu In eve
iilng wear,
GLASSES
t'rrs liisininrd. Fined sixl ill.
UIums Ciiuund in out uu
. laitiay t ltf cr
'Btokcn Lenses Replaced
DR. GOBIE'S
to main ajaigT
Rifjin , Q'iik Shrill
PELICAN CAFE
Inc.
"for everybody
SPECIAL
Merchants' Lunch
11 A. M. to 2 P. M.
50c
William Bld. 722 Main
. Standard . Pyer
and Gleaners
OdorleM Cleanlnf
One-Day Senrica
Expert Dyebf
1409 Esplanade Bt
. Phone 825
AfTER THE
National