Friday, May 4, 1028 -
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
Fcge Two1
Ffl ATER N I Tl ES
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STATE COLLEGE
Independent and "Red"
Ticket Score Victory '
at O. A. C
CORVALL1S, Ore., May 4. (JP)
In a complete campus political
upheaval In annual elections at
Oregon Stat Agricultural col
lege. Grant McMillan.. Portland,
running for preildent of tbe As
sociated Students, and the entire
ticket of combined independents
and "red" fraternity party, were
victorious over the "blue" orga
nisation. Robert Klst, Portland, was
elected editor of tbe Dally Baro
meter orer Al Bates, Corvallls.
In tbe closest race by a majority
of J 11 out ot a record total of
2,725. v
Tbe huge vote bandied as one
"precinct" required nnitl day
light this morning for a com
plete count. The election was
beld Wednesday. Though the
campaign was tbe most Intense
ever bold here, the only Issues
observable wero "outs" against
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i McMillan will be tbe flrstln
de pendent since fraternities and
sororities became strong on the
campus more than ten years ago.
Other major candidates success
ful were Ruth Morrison, Port
land, secretary; George Scott.
(krrallls, first . rice president;
Robert Cablll, Eagle Creek, presi
dent ot memorial nnlon; George
Sigurdson, Portland, chairman of
the' honor council. Ballots for
greater O. S. C. committee posi
tions were thrown out because
one name was ommitted, making
a special election necessary.
' At San Francisco
Lips Angeles .' , t 11 0
Mission .. 8 14 2
". Cunningham, Gadler and Sand
berg; Plllette and Baldwin.
'. At Oakland . .
Sacramento 6 13,-' t
Oakland S 4 1
'.' Shea, Singleton and Serereld;
Dagla, Gould and Read, Lom
bard!. ,
,At Portland
Seattle 1 8 1
Portland 8 8 0
. Collard and BorreanI; Terkes
and Alnsmltb. ,
. At Los Angeles
S, P. Seals 4-8 1
Hollywood ,. 6 " , 0
t Thurston and Sprlni; Kinney
and Bassler. , .
I he horse race- business is
the only one where it
pays to play favorites
trie CAJs'rcttB
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' THE ELECTRIC SHOP
737 Main St. GarcelonU
Woods Climbs
Sailor Jaick Woods Wins Third
Bout In Wrestling Tournament
Throws Washburn In Match
The heartfelt wish of several
hundred local mat fans is about.
to be-reallsed Sailor Jack Woods !
pride of the Rogue River alley.
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is going to grapple with AI Kara -
sick. Portland bnl! man. r j. Rar Kingman won the news
The ssilor's victory orer Geo. j boys' special opening event from
Washburn, game Seattle wrestler, j Lyne Propst.
in the Mills building. Sixth and! Ted Blackwell . held the time.
Klamath. Thursday night, clinch- j
ed the card for Friday night, May
11. Macbmaker McDuftey an
nounced prior to the main event
last night that the winner would
meet Karaslck next week and
Woods is "it."
1 A Karaslck-Woods bout will be
the best but this is another
story.
The lithe, skillful Seattle boy
took tbe first fall on Sailor last
night In IS minutes, with a head
lock and arm lock. And for once
the second fall came harder than
the first, for it required 20 min
utes and 30 seconds for the sailor
to pin Washburn down with a toe
hold, i Both bouts were fast' and
interesting, a contest between tbe
cleverness and speed of the
younger man and the experience)'
and strength of Woods. : i ' -
Woods won the third fall in
seven and one half minutes with
his famous wing lock, a bold de
veloped by the saildr and used
almost exclusively by him. The
Seattle boy struggled . mightily
but that clinch was new to him
and Art McKee, referee, finally
patted tbe Rogue River matman
for a win.
At this point the scribe sug
gests that the matchmaker insert
gags in the ever ready months
of those small boys whose par
ticular delight consists of booing
wrestlers. Tbe kids, totally ig
norant of the sport, are too free
with ill-timed squaks, irritating
to the wnvtlers and annoying to
fans.' Thr match last night was
particularly elean and both con
tenders are to be commended for
sportsmanship in a game which
offers so many advantages for
unfair play.
In the seml-windup Young Kid
and Thurman Jackson wrestled
IS minutes to a draw decision.
Jackson took the first fall, but
neither wrestler had sufficient
strength left to take another dur-
Another Notch
ing the balance of their lS-min
exhibition bout
10-mlnute specisl event
B"?V T
!ol Bellows in S
, lwo (alig.
won from Har
minutes, taking
officially recording winning holds.
Stanley Rogers, recently from
Brooklyn, N. Y.,. and now of
Medtord, challenged the winner
ot last night's main event, to a
match and as a result may show j
here In tbe futnre.
Fans who miss that May 11
card may cry alone thrive been J
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i TULSA, Okla., May 4
Believed to havevslala
tAf
bis sec-lst.
ond wife, Mrs. Lucille Frsy,
25,!
at ber Tulsa home, and then to
have . killed his -divorced wife.
Mrs. Laura Fray, 35, at Jenks,
Okla., today, Charles Fray, 37.
former Jenks ice manufacturer.
was believed dying frouv e bullet
received in resisting arrest.
Both wonen ..were, r killed. y
shot gun charge. r.-.ti " .
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Main.1 , Phone 107
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BOSTON
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j East Win First Internee
j tional Clash; Cardi
nals Scuttle Reds
B. the Associate! Pres.
i. The east bus won t'-ie first In
fSersectlon.il struggle of the cur
rent .National league penuaut
chase.
Getting the jump oo tbe rest ot
the field In the first invasion ot
i the west, tbe Uoston Braves
; scuttled the Pittsburgh Pirates In
i the Corsairs- own waters Tester
day 8 to 4. In 11 innings.
; i Good pitching by Flint Rhem
enabled the Cardinals 'to end
, their four-game losing streak at
the expense of Oe Cincinnati
! Red 7 to 5 at St. Louis. .
1 All other National league clubs
I had an open date, as did six ot
I their American league brethren.
Tbe one American league can?
itest saw the Philadelphia Ath
letics' aren-aniq winning streak
i halted, by Ed (Morris, recruit
; right bander, and the Boston
l Red Sox. i to 1. Morris allowed
'only four hits and tbe Athletic
failed to bit safely until ue sev
enth., when Cobb doubled aud
eventually scored bis team's onl
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.The world's rhampt :n New
York Yankees went to West Point
and beat (be Army, $0 to 9. Babe
Ruth played first base fcr the
Yanks. No homer rolled off his
bat but some of the very best
grade ot pop flies did.
At Cincinnati announcement
was made that John McGraw bad
agreed to manage the club for
two more rears and longer If be
so desires. Caarles A. Stone-
Big Leagues
Results
AMERICAN ,
Philadelphia 14 3
Boston i 3 f X
Orwoll and Cochrane; Morris
an "erin
Only game scheduled,
NATIONAL
Boston S
10 1
pllUburgb"'7.'"Zr.'.Z 4 1?
1
Erindt and Taylor
Kremer
and Smith, Cooch.
Cincinnati S 9 2
toui. 7 13 t
Rlxey. Donohue, Edwards and
Hargrave, Sukeforth; Rhem ami
Mancuso. . j
Only games todsy.
Exhibition at West Tolnt "
Yankees ,..20 IS 6
krmy ..::.:...::....$-:" s 15 3 6
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Llndqnurt, " Kunxlg, Beaurbnmps
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' Building Materials
, 422 KIahiath'Ave.
Phone' 326 ; j
PABCO SHINGLES
ham, president of the club, snld
hu had offered the "little Napol
eon" u flve-var contract hut
Mcdraw rejected It.
"I may want to quit or Now
York may be tired ot .Mcllraw
after 28 years," ho explained.
Andy Cohen, senaailtiual mv
ond baseman. Joined the Ulnnts'
loug boapltal list, He Is suffer-' payers need not simpleton that I'
Ing from Intluviua. Andy Heenejhava plvdited mysolf to any one
...hi ... AM, n adrtn I...... .,n,ii fui.tliiii. hut If eliu'ted will deal '.
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About Our: Used Cars
When you buy used car it's pretty hard to tell its .
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we will always tell all we know about it. , . '
We want you to be satisfied with the used car you buy
here because we want to keep you at a used and new
car customer. ... '
It pay, in the long ran, to buy a used car from a Buick
dealer. ,
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1926 Buick Standard 6 Coach
1926 Buick Standard 6 4-pass. Coupe '
1926 Star 6 Sedan
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Rugs and Yard Goods
located at J21 S. Ninth. Ktrert
Across Htreet Vrom Postofflro
DIHI'LY OPES FIIOM 8 A, M, TO 0:80 P, I.
: SIXTH STREET LUMBER
South 6th Thone 866
KLAMATH FURNITURE CO.
1011 Main St. Phono 794
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THE PARAFFINE COMPANIES, INC,
N'OTICK TO THE I'l'IlHtY
I in a candidate for county
cuunnlanlouer of Kluuinlh county
on th democratic, ticket H tnul
May primary. It nominated and j
elected 1 will servo the voters j
and tuxpuyora to tbe best ot my I
ability. I have served on tlioi
enmity fair tinsril tha neat three'
j yeura and have bad considerable '
experience In county suuire. lux
fair and Just with all, as I have I j
In the pant 40 year that I have
I lived In Klamath county.
4 K. M. HAMMOND. j
Paid . adv. A21-MU Inc.
GARAGE
Phone 42
Display
of
RE LI A B I. E UsEDCARS jl
Wl
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Connolly
Men's
Increased volume to carry out policy
of lower price.
It in imposniblu to over-cmphnxlzo the furt that thin
value for volume polity i entirely without a pnrallil.
It cannot be judged by tho atandnrda of an ordinary
hu1. It in more Important becnuito it affeeU tho
policy of tho store for all timo to como. A aalo liiata
but a limited time but inaugurating a campaign for
greater volume is for an indofinito period true to
bring it strongly and forcibly to your notice we have
taken exceptionally severe reductions, butifrom, now
on you may always expect lower prices at this store
MEN'S OVERALLS
98c pair
Mail from ISO Bias) Denim,
riveted pockets and all
points vt strain. Usually
old for ll-SS pair.
VAUUB FOR VOLUME
CANVAS CLOVES
Boss Blue Wrist, S pr. 3.V
Doss Itud Wrist, palr....lftc
Dos 14-os. Red Wrist
pair .. 10
VALUE FOR VOLUMES
CARPENTERS
OVERALLS
$2.35 pair
A inod heavy weight, double
knees, union made, patented
pocket. A-real bargain.
VALUE FOR VOLUME
BOYS' SHIRTS and
BLOUSES
A big assortment.
69c to $1.25
Another value for volume
, Item.
BOYS' DRESS HATS
75c to $1.25 each
Bring the boys In.
Connolly Drothors.
MEN'S DRESS PANTS
$4.50 pair up
Alt the late Spring patterns
and stylo. We csn save
you money.'
VALUE FOR VOLUME
MEN'S Work PANTS
$2.79 pair .
Made from a good grado of
Moleskin and usually sold
at $3.60 jair.
VALUB Tdll ' VOLUME ,
MEN'S SHOES
Both Dross and Work
Dross Shoes l.08 par up
Work Shoos fli.08 pnlr up
These are value (or
volume prices.
Connolly Brothers
. 914 MAIN STREET ' "'
At the Intersection f loth Hlreet.
KLAMATH FALLS," OREGON '
Brothers'
Store
MEN'S Work CLOVES
Kalrfleld Ked Ulovo or ,
Uauallet, leather faced.
49c pair
VALUE FOR VOLUM8
COTTON WORK
SHIRTS
' 59c each
Mads from a sood arads
Chsmbrsy. Mo and (rar.
All slsea. Valus for volume.
SERVICE STATION
, PANTS
, , ,' $2.49 pair . ,
Mada frum a od hoarv
welsbt durk and well tail
ored which will Insure Ions;
wear with nianjr washings.
BOYS' OVERALLS
Age 1 to IT.
120 Denim.
Made from
roll cut.
$1.00 pair up
VALUB FOR VOLUME
MEN'S SUITS
$35.00 '
Blue tierce, pin stripe.
Hanker' ry and Twists
sutls you are asked $50.00
for elsewhere.
MEN'S SUITS
$19.71 $22.50
$27.50 and $32.50
Some with two-pair pants.
Buy - that new suit from
Connolly Brother and save.
MEN'S KHAKI PANTS
. $1.98 pair
This is' a real knock ' out
price. This grade I usually
sold at $1.(0 pair.
VALUE FOR VOLUME
"LUGGAGE . -.
We carry one of the larg
est stocks of Trunks, Bags,
and Huit Cases In Klamath
Falls. Special prices for
Saturday.
VALUB FOR VOLUME
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