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THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, "OREGON.
Fiidav. Dr-cwnW 2:1, 1027.
1 r. .i t w i m 9 a mm mi h rv m mr a. . 4 a n i
CHAMPIONS OF 1927
POOTRLI
National Not rrr.igulz.Hl.
Kuiit-rti l'Mtalnitidi, Yale, Army.
lilu Trn IIHnoU.
Soul hi-rn xrulji Tch.
Mouthwratrrn Trxaa A. M.
Mlwoiiri Valli-y Minpourl.
l'lflr 'nat Stanford, Bouth-
rn California, lilahn.
' llocky Mouutaiu 4'olui-ado Ag
rule. mi.MARns
1H.2 Italk Line Welkor Coth.
ran.
. Tlu-op-Tanhlun Otto ltolw ll.
TIUt'K AMI FIELD
EnNtprn IntprcolloKiatp Southern
'llforula.
Jllg Ton Illinois.
National liUiTrollrntl Nmilli.
m (Ilfamln.
'Piulflo I ont Southern Califor
nia. im.
Mlssomi Valli-v Kmia.
SWIMMING
-Men Johnny rUimillcr.
Women Martha Norollus.
lUSKKTHAl.l,
National A. A. I'. lllllyanls, St.
Joseph, Mo.
Knxtcrn Dart month.
I II It Ten Michigan.
Miwouri Valley Kunsns.
Southern Vanderhilt.
... I'aeifie aM California.
Iloc'ky Mountain Montana State.
Koiituwintrrn Arkansas.
KOWIXii
Intcrenlleglate Columbia Vnl
v entity.
1HM
, International I'nlted States.
CHK.SS
World Alexander Alekhlne.
UOI.U
Heavyweight Gene Tunney.
Light H eavyweight Tommy
Ixmshran.
Middleweight Mirkey Walker.
WehemreiKht Joe . Dundee.
, Lightweight Sammy .Manilell.
' Featherweight llenny Kan (tin-
offh-iaL .
, llantamweiglit Bud Taylor (un
offieial. MywelgJrt Iny Schwartz or
Xewnboy llrowu.
State Aggies
Correct Name
Oregon School
O. A. C.'CORVALLIS, Dec. 23.
' Among. the host of names that
have been "officially" used to
designate this college, only one
Is actually "legal," says E. E.
Wilson, Ccrvallis attorney and
regent of the college for many
'.years.' Regent Wilson says that
the only law specifying any name
Is the one of 18S5 which created
the board of regents. Jhis said
the board "shall be denominated
the boaTd of regents of the state
agricultural college ot the state
of Oregon."
- Other old-timers here Including
Dr. John Fulton. '92 graduate
and Frederick Berehtold, pion
eer faculty member, agree that
in the early days the common
name was "State Agricultural
college." . or "S. A. C." The
term Oregon Agricultural col
lege was seldom or never heard,
they say, .until students drop
ped "8. A. C." and started using
O. A. C. in the first football
. yell, "composed" In 1893. x
Library files shows, that var
ious and sundry names were
used both in old laws relating
to the college and in catalogs and
Teports Issued since 1885 when
the institution was taken over
by the state. In addition to
those already mentioned were
"Corvallls State Agricultural col
lege," "State Agricultural Col
lego of Oregon." "Oregon State
Agricultural college." The nine
word name used in 1SS5 law Is
still found on college checks.
Mr. Wilson pointed out that
regardless of the name used, agri
cultural service to !h state has
been steadily on the Increase
and Is greater now than ever,
even though the great majjri'y
of students arc attracted to ot it
er courses asslgnl-d to the col
lege. The New Jersey dentist who
had lo pay (11,600 for making
. a woman lisp was lucky. There
are men who would pay twice
. that much to make a woman listen.
Seconding a British heavy
weight can be called an
uplifting profession -
The can't civb
Vc CamY PLAWt
AO H-SHOOT
VJNfcA
BocxesTeg., acjuj vote!
. B i
TKXXIS
LaitMi.
Ainerlrau Melt's Single ISeite
Anietiean Woman's Single Hel- j
en Wills. I
Oavls Cup Krauee.
BritUh Men Single Henri Co- i
elm.
Brill-h Woman's Singles Helen
Will.
tJOI.K
American Amateur Hobby
Jones.
Ainerlean tten Tommy Armour
Amerlrnn Woman's Mrs. Miriam
Hums Horn.
Profeslotial Walter Haven. '
Hrltl-h Amatrui llr. Tweedle.
litltijth tMn Hobby Jones.
Itrlllili Wunnui' Mile. TlUon tie
la Chntime. i
Western Amateur Von Stein.
Wentern ten Waller Hagtn.
Western Woman's Mrs. Harry
1'renh-rr.
Southern Open Bobby Jones.
Canadian Amateur Donald Car
rick. Canadian een Tommy Armour.
1 aiuidlan w oman Ada .Mack
rt17.it. American Intercollegiate Watts '
C.iinii.
RVSKH.VI.l,
World's Kertrv Sew York Van- ;
kee; '
National LeagtH Pittsburgh ;
- llnues.
.Manager stiller ' Huggins.
Katting, Xutlonal Leagne I'aul
' Waiter, lttttuurgh.
Batting, American league Har
ry Hcllmann. lMlnnl.
FitclUng, National League
-Jesse Haines. Si. Louu.
ritrhing, American League
Waite Hoyt, Nw York.
Most Valuable Player, National
lieague Paul
nanter, Pitts-
burgh. I
Most Valuable llaytsr, Ameriran
League Lou Gehrig. w !
York. i !
Home Huns Unite Kulli, Van-
kees, K). (New record). ,
1 1
Kidnaper is Interviewed
and Photographed by
Newspapermen
PENDLETON, Ore.. De. 23. (A. j
P.) Seated in his cell at the i
city jail here this morning. Wil- i
Ham Edward Hickman declared i
in the presence ot a crowd of j
newspapermen:
"I know that I am not guilty :
of murder and I am perfectly .
calm." , I
He added those, words as Chief
of Police Ourdane abruptly end-;
ed a recital of the kidnaping of '
little Marian Parker. Los An
geles girl. Hickman was retell- ,
Ing details of the confession he .
gave following his arrest yester-,
day and was telling -of taking .
Marian to a theatre at Alhambra
Thursday night of last week when
be -was stopped. j
"That's enough." said the chief.
' A battery of cameras was-admitted
to the cell room for flash-,
light pictures ot the prisoner. 1
The local police refused motion
picture men permission to take '
any shots of Hickman.
During the slow proceedings of ;
focusing 'the numerous cameras.!
Hickman sat patiently in the door j
of his cell. His features twitched '
at times, betraying a nervousness '
which he made an apparent ef- j
fort to diseulse. i
THE
CLUB CAFE
will be the favorite
eating place
oh
CHRISTMAS DAY
Read our menu
tomorrow evening
in the Herald
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I Perm-California
! Neither Football
! Coach Price
TO Coltrin ( Ed Hake ) Phillips Ql
lllere are the rival cradles, the rival captains and one of the outstanding football stars of the year
, who will take part in the coming California-Pennsylvania grid game M Berkeley . Coach l.ou Young
. and Captain Ed Hake, of Pennsylvania, and Coach Nibs price and Captain Krltx Coltrin. of Cullfarnia.
are the leaders of the' rival elevens. Phillips. California end. was Icimed the most valuable flankman
i in that necticn this year.
By Bob Matherne
(NBA Sports Writer)
Tribute to the memory of the
late Andy Smith, coach of Cali
fornia's famous "wonder" teams
of a few years ago. will be paid
on December 31 when the Cali
fornia and Pennsylvania football
teams meet at Berkeley. Calif.
i This game, regularly scheduled.
I will be part ef the ceremony-in
the dedication of a memorial
bench to the memory of the .fa
mous coach.
It was at Pennsylvania that
Smith gained his' f!rst fame.
'There he played fnl.berk in li'3
land 1904. winning all-Amertrnn
honors In lili final yenr, from
1 1909 to IMS. he coached Pmin
r-TI TT D DflMOPC i Copper canyon, several milts be-D.ffnnwrr'1-
Agnesa on ftogue River, have
BAot.Lt UP! t AL. I. been given added weight throiiKh
-the publication here of n notice
GRANTS PASS. Dec. 2.1. VP j f application for preliminary
Rumors of marked activity .In permit for power development
survey of a water power sit at'lhere. Charles H. Lee. of San
. ' Francisco, and it o m a I n e W.
Tomorrow Night
SATURDAY 24TH
DANCE '
AT
MERRILL
WE ARE PLANNING
AN UNUSUALLY
GOOD TIME
EVERYBODY'S
GOING!
LES SAILING AND
HIS COUNTRY BOYS
Dance til 3 A. M.
Lunch served at
midnight '
i f :
Game to Honor Late Andy Smith'
Team Has Great Edc on Other
football teams. And then went
to California.
At California Smith turned out
football teams that, because of
their great power and successive
victories, were, termed "wonder"
teams.
This game between Pennsyl-;
vania and camomia win an noin
Ing to establish lntersecilonal
honors. Both teams have been
beaten, and beaten many times,
by rivals in its own section this
year. '.
Pcnn won six and lost three
games iu the east. Its important
victories were against Browu.
Harvard, Columbia ami Cornell
Its defeats were taken from Penu
KtnTo. CMcatro and Navy.
x California .jsv all three of its'
FALLS MEAT MARKET
806 Main Street
We Wish Each and Everyone
A Merry Christmas
and a
Prosperous New Year
-i; . ; : . .
1 Santa Claus '
Will be at Our Market Air Day
Saturday, December 24.
E. Stewert ' ' L. Ruconich
The Season's Greetings
, to our
Customers
en
Si
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SB
We wish to thank the public for their
splendid patronage the
t -. ' past season.
MODE SHOP, Inc.
MISS BERTH A BIRTSCH, Mgr.
. . 822 Main
V I
I
- important games, tne ones asainst
California. Stanford and Wash-
I Ington. but did defeat St. Mary's
j and Santa Clara, two teams that
' defeated Stanford,
I Offhand, neither teams seems
I to have much of an edge on the
other. Both sutiads should be In,
perfi-ct physical condition for the
same, enabling Nibs Price and I
l.ou Young to starl their strong-1
est players.
Pennsylvania, in .order to gel ,
thoroughly acellmatM to Callfor- I
tiia weather, planned lis trip to
allow Its men ten days on the
coast before the game.
It should be a grcit game,
with i lit expectancy of cn-iirh
thrills lu ultrcct 70,000 or mors
fans to the Berkeley stadium
; Myers of Oakland, Callfortilu, aro
making the application lo the
federal power commission. It has
been Impossible to find whom
jthcy represent. Last year, how-
ever, they filed on several sites
j on Ihe Rogue and Illinois rivers!
but nothing further wus done. : '
I
UT
6y JoclLUaras
AXM'AI. ItHVIKW.
Mr. o'tliHifiy lHh' to rovlcw
1 lltv lust year In hI'itU. He re
I minis as llie most Imnoi'tiuit
I lu hU'vetnent Itr. UorotUy l.otinn's
; iton-chunncl hwIiii. Hhe proved II
ii'uiilil be done willioul utlo
greiso.
Nt In line h piili Iho traint
Atluiiilv fllitlit of Mrs. tlno:mn'
pluiis. lli award second ir':.c
l.i Mrs. Irason lnHsmro who Is
a real eituti um:ui uilil Miiks
cl.e to her atilijo'-t.
Third prise noes lo Phil Scott
IH'IvIhk all hnrlinnml pretsrdenl
there was aoinethlnii HikI lamed
loniter than Dave llary'a. sys
tem of .count Ins
Klflli prim was awarded Joint
ly 10 lr. Alex Alekhluv nd Jose
Cupablnura. DtirtiiK an liltlnst ri il
i-rbils they saved llm Iwo-patils
rult Industry.
Last prlt noes to the Scull
brother nf Pennsylvania
in Doimery fboya of CuMIornln.
Wh: : Oh. well!
.
At The Orpheus
"The Border Cnvaller." n I'nl
vcrsal Westorn. lo be shown In
the Orpheus Thenire commenc
ing today prcsi-ntK r'red Humes
as slur In. a particularly nensa
llouul and exciting role. One of
the big thrills comes when two
cowboys run o'f with a hinh
powerrd automobile they know
nothing uhout and It runs away
i with them. Krod catches it liow
j ever and a very disastrous nccl
I dent Is averted. The story which
I deals with the tnlckery of a
' crooked laud speculator. Is full
i of fighting and love. In llie sup
porting -ca:tt are Joyce Coinpton.
Cap Anderson. "Peo Wee"
Mulmes. Dick L'Kstrange. Scully
Mattraw. Benny Corbett and
others.
Never fire ht moving brush. I
one of the warnings given d-cr
hunters. It may be l.on Chunev.
TDK
I tslay
ymm in ii:h
In '
"The Border Cavalier"
Onu of the l.!g thrills cume.i
heu two cowboys rtin off
with a high-powered automo
bile t hey know nothing nbnul,
and It runs away with thum.
Coming Sunday
,"!tcsnrrecll'n"
Popular Sheet Music
1926 and 1927 Issues
15 Cents per Copy
- WIRTZ MUSIC ;
STORE
1 22 K. 01 !l Kt.
I!clui-n Main uiid Khiiiinlli
OI'KX KVKMXfiH
Uhlig's
102G Main Street
ha remained lu a vurtlt-nl posl- tg,. . I
linn throiiKliout un entire boNln l!!.;Tji- .
bout. , ft. i; izs; IP iVi 1
j Honor for fourlU place so lo I !k.lllfc'Xi.'atr.'Ul
six-day bis" racers. Tlie proved. '- ' " " '"
rn an n
Football Medal
iIV?
;i
('mi Cuittai'son, fullh.tck.' has
Jul been votd ihn J. r". Ilohlcr
f.otball ihvdal as iliv WaniiliiKlon
t'.tiilo l Cunit.it I player who was
the Krcuteat insplnitlon lo the
i;inml ilntltw:' !!iT. llnhl.T, tllr
ector of nthletlcn, nWurds llto
lll' dal each .vettl.
In nppreciation oflhe
many friends that
more than a half cen
tury's lumbering ser
vice has brought this
company, we-wish you
A
VERY
MERRY
CHRISTMAS
May youi' joy be
abundant and may
the New Year provide
a full measure of suc
cess and happiness.
i
if'
i Big Basin
Lonpr-Hell
Trtf Uaik
"EVERYTHING Ti BUILD WITH"
Phone 107 Spring and Main
Klamath Falta, Oregon
Electric Store
Unprecedented Dem and!
The lust shipment of the new I'roeil-F.lsematin
Electric Kutlio was snniied up hy rugrr custom
er. ..a new sllitmirilt IiihI rL-i-i'ivril...i-iim Irulnv
einonslratinn ... no
(irnulim All l:lnlil. Iliullim
8235ro ?211
cossol! j;i.ii;ri t CAMtu.iunttK
Where lo Hunt
ro to siuy
liavv cnn
l llu' birds
slaiiiKKlliK do" I ha
I roii'tl of
,lu..kn and l.slrmlnr.
Krom Ailnnllc Pnlfle 1 1"-vlii-s
hunters sp.-t. Hiul Imslnoss
for Ihn nmiiuinllloii innkers.
The seiiaoii Is open now In the
noithcru oni for Mr. Hiilps and
I his iller will liise good cars of
himself. H I" found around
swamp, marshes, wet f It-Ida mid
iiIiimk si renin prohlnit for snccu
lent worms III the "f elay.
I'roni Noveuiker lo tha lut of
January. "WIIshh" ind 'Jack
Mnlpe" hunters ar. well rowarilsd
ull il.rniiiih ii souili.
INSURE IN SURE
INSURANCE
Throuifii
The Walton, Wright
Company
613 ICIamatk Ave.
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'Lumber Co. ii
Klamath Falls, Ore.
cilili notion ...ensv tertna.
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