Paffi Two.
THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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HELEN WILLS HAS NO RIVALS IN TENNIS WORLD
3KUUMTH ID
iHflfJG UP Flllfi; BIG
SCORES SUiHi
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ERS DIE IN
aim
General Storm Paralyzes .
Europe;' Seine and
Marne Swelling j
j Members of Klamath Gun I paius. Feb.. u. (aim- Twoi
Club Prenarinv fnr skiicra perished in an avalanche'
f . ciT- a ' mlle ,onK er vnamoery. sa-,;
r . wicgvuiaa juwi vole. caused .by one of the aeries;
,1 t ' I of recurrent storms', now general
? Although there were ' floi I ovir France.
straight 6o'a, H. E. Hauler, Dr.' Viort-nt weatwrly 'Kales Inter-I
!V,W. K. Ilnyd, W. E. Lamm and j rupted navigation and tithing. I
M'C. A. Dunn, showed well in I Channel, Atlantic and Mediter
:!;Hhoots at the Klnmath linn clubiraneau ports today were full of.
(.J-.Sunday, it revealed todny when I storm' hound ishtpping.
day' scores on the first 50 birds ! Torrents of rain accompanied j
l, 'official announcement of Sun-i'1?' galea etuaed flood water to
1 'waa announced. . rise. T;' town of Caen in Nor-
4 Shooting the clay pigeous in ; nndy was. partly inundated. The
' it singles from the 16-yard mark. I r'v " and Its neighbor, the
, the following scores were chalk- jVire, were rising rapidly.
cd np on the first SO,: H. E. The Seine and .Marne river
Hanger, 47; Dr. V; Ri .Boyd. 47; I a,so were swelling, causing an
I. W. E. Lamm. 6: c! -Jk. Dunu.i.'ty In the suburbs of Paris. (
45; R. E. Deweese. . 42: - C.;The rlver Saone and Creuse
..Houghton. 42; B. Hardenbrook. i threatened to leave their banks
!t it- nr Pnt Shnm aa- nr h i unless there was a steady Jm-:
Cai-tor 31 provetnent in. the weather, of
Crack .shots of the club are I
which the weather man. gave no
' being groomed for the Oregon ian hope.
,i Telegraphic shoot which opens ... .
' next Sunday. According to ruleaNOTED ARTISTS
f of this shoot, the-core chalked TVJ c r ir Lrcnr
J. up on the first 25 pigeons of the r C Oillj tlLKt,
S-SS:1-: WITHORATORrOttuu
. trating on their initial effort of' i By HENRY L,
the day, and not depending on aj Juaa a. sieiert anu r-ugene
"'' few try-outs to Watch their eye. 'Carr. soloists of the University i
Hones of the1 Klamath Gun , ol "re scnooi ot music, win
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Above an-, left tw rluliU Kea Itounuta, lul,u teunM clwui-
plon, anil Mrs. Molla Mallury a nil llli Suxauue bf nghti, ink
en befure tlielr oejuukUoaal match the Klvk'ra several jx-ar ago.
; Ik-low. Htartlnc at the left, are Senorlla D'Alvam, SpmnUli chm
;lion; Betty .VullialU l-Uiglaml: KathU-no . MeKano . . Hodfrw, Kri.
I tih rhamnioa. And In the chair. Mis Hf4c tt llla, th world'a
in. Mli Will Is crrtnl man uwr luirs ma -i-r.
club in the Oregonlan ataoot are
high. ' The Klamath - club has
- staged one of the most remark
( able rises of any club In the
- northwest. Organlted hardly two
years ago the club has cot such
; ' a- wide swath at various state
shoots on the coast that It Is
rerogntied as one of the foremost
organisations ot its kind In Ore
gon and Washington. The state
shoot will be held in Klamath
this year. - - -
group the, womtu players In inly are wealthy and they do not
ojie way. Miaa Will-, bj. no care to lake tho trouble ' to j
'equal and the others have to be' train and keep up on their
1 placed secondary aud lower group. ! game. 1 . , , J
She cught to be tha rbaiuvloai Miaa Wills.. In I he opinion of
for six or seven more years M-rv K. Urowne. one ot Ihn IkmI !
era laat for a long time. Miss Net- and she la still a very youn girl Icrltlca in the game, is now at tho
hall Is not a menace now as and sh Uvea tennis." lop of her form. '
she has uat learned how to : "Living tennis" Is the big : -- don't believe she can In -1
Distinguished champion In no serve overhead. " set of tho California girl. It la prove her game, but she doesn't
NEA
FARRELL
Service Sports Writer
appear with ? the Klamath Ora- small number took the count Kea Oonman. the charming her hobby and almost her !!'. need to better it. Hbe ran keep
torio society in the recital next; during the 1S27 season and more, Dutch girl: Senorlia- D'Alva res, .Tho olhor jftrls do not take flieir ; tt oa the same edge for years
month. i in the natural course of events ; the datxling Spanish girl; Kitty game loo seriously. You will e and that will make her th ttip-
Thls announcement was made; will slep down this year, but I McKane . Godlree. , the ' ;E,ng,llsh ..Senorlta D'Alvarex In Jho plctuie , erlur of her. class. I believe she
known yesterday upon receipt of there seems to be one pretty and champion and Didl Vlasto are above enjoying the winter res ms , could haro given Mile. Ienglcn a
wlrea from the soloists. 8iefert : popular young mh who has all all first class players but . they at Si. Morllx. terrific fight when illle. Leng-
is a tenor of great popularity oanh- nmmi nf cnniinued do not rahk with Mlsa Wills. With the exceutlon of Mrs. I i.n w. in h, nri,n iwh.n
the coast and a favorite at KGO. . reiZD
vaunuu rauift ciaiion. wnen 1U
the south. He is head ot the
vocal department at the univer
sity this year, following year
of study with Teodore- Schroeder
at Boston.
As Bill Tilden says "You nu , Codfree. the other European tnrs ' aha svuld have beaten her.
We asked a gentleman . who
makes a very handsome living
by picking winners and playing
them what the odds, should be
that Helen Wills will . be ' the
Kalli'il aa Allrartluna.
11 winter wlimi Ty Cnlib and .
Trla Speaker were more valuable j
, plere of nuitchandlae thou they
are now. there waa much tuik
of an liupeudltig slauiliedu among
: the iimguutea who lulglll look .
upon the in not only a a hsmly
I piece uf playtiig material but as I
a drawing card.
Tim magnate knew tUey would
have to come high lo get either i
of Hi onte celebrated outfield- 1
era and that they would havo to
give the in uiure of a-bonus furl
signing than their, competitor j
' niugniites. 1 - '
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i mi hv viriiiniit w fiu t"un i
Speaker, and Connie Mack, who '
weliiiiiied Cobb to Ills old men's i
homo, had liKvis. nouordlng to the
' popular luipruaaliia, (hut thu
'drawing power of their star. vet-
emus would get back om of,
that Importaut dough nnd that:
some of Ihulr base hlla might'
win enough ball guinea to get In
to the "aerliMia."
Aiiparuutly, liuwevur, the draw-
lug power uf the two greatest
. outfielders of the derade did not
i wrut k the pualt buttons on the
(anil register and It la i mat-!
tnr of record that their tuisv;
lilta didn't get their club up
within even, smelling distance of
the Yankees. '
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Preferred llarrla.
When the season rloaed, - Iho !
Messrs, Speaker and Cobb were
told they would have to submit
to an operation for lha removal i
'of a loi of their pay It they
wished to remulu.
Mack said ho would like to act
aa th proprietor of Cobb for an
other season at a reduced fat"1,
but lU's understood that Grif
fith wasn't so keen about having
Speaker around for another sea
son at any price.
. It, has. come out lately thai
Speaker wanted to help Burk
Harris run th Washington c4ub
and anyoue who know Ihicky
know th it he Isn't ancllned to
tut limit to a to-operative yHlem
of management.
(IrlKlth then waa conlronled
with' the' problem of retaining
Speaker and making him man
ager and aeudlng Harris line
where. Hut he finally decided that a'
lively ' young teeond busman
would he a more valuable asset
aa a playur aud a niunager than
a lullerlng ftul fielder.
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Urirrilh lil" learned that a
nu in in. r of oilier clubs woru must
willing lo iniike a home and
Job for ' young Mr. Harris and
ho released old mau Speaker.
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Itulli ( Only Magnet.
There Is tome speculation now
that some ilnli would still value
the drawing power of Cobb or
Speaker, but the column Was en
llglilsued recently about what the
magnates really think about the
'.aer with drawing power at
the gale.
There la only one, ball player
the club owners llgure who h
nun dollar's value at the gate,
Ihla manual" aald. aud he waa
talking seriously- a, a buslnes
man
. "That- ball ilkyr,' of 'course,
Is Halie Kuth. 'Tim club owiu
In private, will tll' you thai
them iNii't'on oilier ball player
who mil be 'expected to make any
return from the customer' dur
ing the regular playing aeason on
Ills own personality.
Thl migimle alao give some
moat IntnrvHtlng figure on what
the major (vague estimate fig
ure l. the drnwlug, power of
Itulli and Ihla estimate will con
vince yuii that th' Halie i not
being overpaid and that Colonel
Jake Uuppert rnrlaluly ,wa not
a auvker when be signed Huth
In a ilireo-yuar. contract calling,
for IS 10, 000.
, Tho magnate' (Igura that th
I la be himself draws In an average
of two thousand customers every
dav that wouldn't attend other
wlaat" The schedule to 161
games and If tha tm plays
them .all thu llabe draw 30s. Oop
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a year.
50RPHEUS
Today, Monday , Tuesdsy
Vk'tur Hugo' Mastervleco
. "Le.-Mi.ir.ble."
v rnicEUi "
Adult ............ SO
C'lilhlrm .... 13o
' liur-i v arr !-
Carr- in - hnritnn. i . I champion when the 19!S tsnnis i
aonuy ana like Siefert Is a popu-1 t'i.
lar soloist in elites 'throughout j "I'll lay ten to-one." he said.
the northwest. He too is connect-1 without a moment's hesitation,
ed with, the school of music at"and I'll let you" 'have accidents
the university, having charge of and illness against me."
the women's glee clnb. , . It would seem then that ths
.Trlf.V,,"..8 ."oclct5'. proheTand to i..ToUioa to
watch the other girl fight for
! . J Hurt K. Browne Says:
I have no present intention ot
j,' applying to the tennis or golf as
sociations for reinstatements .as
Jan" amateur player. '.
.Before I turned professional
I considered
ryz I
the musical aggregation sang to
two capacity, audiences in the
First Presbyterian church.
DR. O. PELTZkR
the lower places on the interna
tlonal ranking list.
There Is no doubt . that Miss
Wills ranks as the greatest ama
teur ' woman Dlaver of compet-
70 ftF HChNClBlm Unt critics who believe she could
W nUPUKtLUl Mile. Suzanne Lenglen. the
professional champion, If a meet
W lng could be arranged.
. Another match between the
wizard and the
say than I am,maker International-trophy T. Zf.ht sen, to be ou
TJ;rl'r?aM 0t "S" Tted the or.nrque.tlon liecluse open com
In the respect i standing Derformer of the win ' t . , ,
onland an amateur is not counten
anced by the tennis association
XEW YORK. Feb. 14.
every eventual-; Dr. Otto Peltier leads the list f !
Itv and I muat!"? - nBe? wl" '- great French
. -i--u-a on ine Koaman Wana-lVouni
that I . h a w e t Rose track and field meet
any great sin : February 2.
turn. . ICt. 1 11,, .11111 himu m m Pinna 11 n . . .... . .
.4!? "" bv t0day ?! "-"W ha? aZun?ed ".hend,
solved. ! by a scecial committee which
fence as a pro- Ham of the Boston A. A., Keren
fe-fonai b a s and Pincus Sob re, of New York
been pleasant j nix. -
ana ratnernro-' Poitxr l'hnu v.gt-n t
' .liarv K . Ilrntaiw r i I h I nnA aaa i .1
- . 1 i.vvv 3 ui a race w us inc Bt'UDaiiuu 1 , .n
certainly it ha been more sat- of the meet. is the third foreign 1' 'n"-J'""ut.A"r
istylng because I bcllrre that I .tar in four veara to head the .cB.mpFouau.p urnamem
But a lot of strange and radi-
! eal moves by such a eonserva-
tive organization as the tennis
association doesn't find some way
,nf vftllinv t h ffnnnefAl annnort
lot the public for the amatt-
nave Deen accepted by the pub- group. Paavo Nurtnl in 1925 j,L" t..l
ic aa an noneat auiete and I do : and Charles Hoft, the Norwegian i , ,Z ,!,, ,,.
not mean to cast any roflectlona pole vanlter, in 1926 were the J?.h. " i..V f
I others.
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upon anyone.
i neueve the time will come
, when the tennis association will
I recognize open competition as the I
. not many years to come the class ch"tes ,C. 7 .k K . ,1
of women professionals in each ack ot teea ln lhe recent cold
, sport will be larger and more P'l. when snow blanketed much
i representative. Goodness knows. 1 of Central Oregon, reports Arthur
, however, I may not be able to ! Tuck, deputy district game war-
play first-class tennis or golf .at
that time.
I GniMlees PurcliUM H-Jillf- . .
!A modern. Spanish type home
on Kaplanndo has ' been sold
through the office of Ward 4
.Dale In the. Williams building to
Air. and Mrs. Gandee who plan to
take posacasion In the near future
where they will make their future
home. The home waa formerly
owned by .Charles A. Evans.
shock lo
to some
associa
tion, might approve of or even
i nromote a match between Jtene
' . iLacoste and Vlnnle' Richardtl and
PHEASANTS HA ED . between Mile. Lenglen and Miss
Chinese pheasants in the Des-Wjlg . Maybo this Is a dream.
' As far a her national position
Is concerned. Miss Wills is far
ahead ot the class and tier inter
national security Is a well es
tablished. -
Betty Nuthall, the pretty lit
tle English girl, may arrive
when Miss Wills has passed her
prime.' But women tennis play-
.f-. tfnlUll
I It's outrageous the way some
' golfers address the ball
;'NfA
ThecnVcwb
SCO Cwi'r HEAR
A sneep 7fc. ;
.Nt W. BKIUbE
den from Redmond. The feed
was widely scattered, in places
from Bend down the river and in
the Redmond country. In the
Powell Butte community of
Crook county, the "chinks" se
cured plenty of feed from a few!
wheat fields that had not been
harvested. Bond Bulletin. ,
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Butler to Whistle, . I
E. T. Butler, soloist and!
whistler, whom many have beard j
over KGO and KTAU will appear !
In several numbers at the evening!
service 'Of The First Christian;
church on -next Sunday evening.;
Mr. and Mrs. Butler have recent-1
Iy moved to Klamath Falls where '
they will make their future home.
A Judge in Kansas City ruled
that a woman ham a right to
bend her husband' toe back to
make him get up to go to work. !
The trouble Is too many of the ;
ladle turn . up the mate's toes
permanently.
Phone 408
Our cleaning method
revive the newness of
old suits. Let us serve
you.. ,
Klamath Cleaning; &
Dye Works
181 Main '
The
Quality of
Our
Dentistry
Is Right
We will both be bene
fitted by yonr Inveatl-
gating our painless
dentistry, for we will
receive your patronage
and you will receive
better dentistry at
amaller cost.
Let as examine your teeth.
PORTLAND
PAINLESS
DENTISTS
Corner II In aud Main Sta.
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