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Five Veriity Players III;
l.Play U.CLA. Thu
Afternoon
STANFORD University. Oct.
1 13. (iM-i-Wllh five Varsity grid
dors on the tick list, the Stan
ford football team prepared for
their practice session today, be
fore meeting the University of
California at Loi Angeles eleven
bere today. In a conference
, game.
' An average of one man a day,
for the laat fire days, haa been
the Injury toll here, with tho
latest man, BUI Bat-din, guard.
'Ittlng added to the sick list
yesterday. He was taken to the
hospital with a touch of Influ
enza. ,.... . j
R. H. Hovey DefeaU Dr.
J. R. Barr in Marli
This Week
In the annual President's Cup
tournament of members of the
Tteanifs Golf and Country Club
which is ending Its second week,
recent matches were played aa
follows:
v'ou Lost
U. II. Hovey Dr. J. R. Barr
(8 and S)
(S and 7)
Paul Dallon E. E. Driscoll
(3 up)
Jack Bowring Paul Dalton
(9 and 8)
E. G. Crandahl H. E. Hanger
(1 np)
FEATURES OF
MATERIAL TOLD
-ROLF TOURNEY;
f RESULTS TOLO
( (Continued from Pase Ons) "
u ly at work obtaining rights of
j way for the project.
', Telephone company officials
( yesterday explained the aignlfi
,' cance of the new line. It will
give, Klamath an alternate route
to Portland; thus, if the Treka.
' Medtord, Eugene loop is down,
the Klamath Falls and Bend
'loop to Portland can be utilized
' or vise versa. Another, feature
"' is that it will, for the first time,
s place Klamath Falls in good tele
phone contact with Bend and
siCresceqt,'. Heretofore, It has been
necessary to call Bend and Cres
cenr and nearby communities by
"-yMr of Portland. t .
1.- Mr. McFarland plans to hire
V 20 Klamath Falls men In the
near future and to start imme-
,il lately on the extension of the
ii telephone system In Klamath
.' Falls, whereby 17,000 or 18,000
h will be expended in extending the
I cable line and providing facilities
i for 400 additional connections.
... After this Job Is completed,
... Mr. McFarland will supervise the
4. job of rebuilding the Klamath
; Falls-Morrill telephone line. Old
j telephone poles, will be replaced.
' und the line strengthened ' and
, 5 j clarified.. TJie improvement will
materially Improve telephone ser-
jj vlco between Klamath Falls and
the southern Klamath territory.
WORK TO BEGIN
ON TOLL LINE
; (Continued from Pase One)
1 more effective. He submitted one
v jbrick to white hot test for 24
; I hours. The material ably sur
' ' vived the test.
f "It Is sound proof, fire proof,
' ' and for insulation or wall board,
3 will not warp or bulge, aa there
'V is no fibre In It," Mr. Glover
i said. ' '
! 3.' "The supply la unlimited in the
f northern Klamath country, and,
it, I believe, my discovory is the
believe.
making of a new Industry."
NOTICE 1
We have been in the dairy
business for four years,
and we have not quite
satisfied our customers on
account we have had no
phone. But from now on
we intend to give the best
service obtainable and a
good quality of milk and
cream. . ..
to A. Manara, Enterprise
Dairy
- Phone 20F2
Umpire's Cough
'Tapped Off Pair.,
In Stud Game
iNFICLPf-RS
UNCONSclOUSlY
LCANthG
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CATCHER,
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Hirren
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Tee AiwiS.ve
Jh A CnAnetl
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Of Tee PiayJ
; By AL IIKM.IKKE .
(Fornier l'ltclirr -. Y. (iUntH)
Involuntary, suuc n s c i o a
moves made by athletes la dif
ferent lines of sport have often
made known their Intentions to
their opponents. ...... . .
I have known ball players who
ccnld sit In the grand stand
during world series games and
call whether a fast or .qurve
ball was being pitched by simply
watching the movements of the
shortstop and second baseman.
The.inflelders watch the catch
ers signs very, closely for by
knowing in advance whether a
fast, curve, slow or waste ball
la being- pitched.-it -Res them
an opportunity to get the jump
on batted balls that they could
not reach otherwise. A right-.
handed hitter is not as likely to
pull a ball to left field as he
is a curve or slow and when
he is bitting "trie lufielders often
involuntarily . lean or move . to
their right and vice versa on
port. aide hitters.
Many football backs when
they bear their signal to carry
the ball cough, flush up or be
tray their Intentions In a sub
conscious manner.
Sherwood Nottingham Magec.
the old-time great outfielder and
now a National league umpire,
had a humorous though expen
sive habit of coughing or clear
ing his throat whenever , he was
dealt a pair la stua poker: - For
years Magea couldn't understand
wby all the players laid off
when' he bet bis hand. Finally
soma, friend tipped him oft to
his habit of exposing his band
and he had better luck In the
stud games. , .. '
PROMOTER IS
INTERESTED IN
FIGHT CHANCES
r Possibilities of Klamath as 8
fight and wrestling town, have
attracted Gus Hail; former Ore
gon sports writer, and now a
free-lancer on the coast. Hail in
anxious to break into the boxing
promoting game. ' - '
He aided Virgil Hamlin. Port
land fight Impressarlo in staging
several bouts.
VTh'ere " are " how 'nearly ' 2 5 0s
British peers without sons, in
cluding two marquises. !
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Thursday, Friday
,:. Satuiay
Star Drujg Store i
Slow. Starting Golden
May Be Upset
Conference
Ity JAMKS 1)MHM M
SA.V
Pit 4(M?fi Oct 14 il
weather rbyo addi'd foal to the
coast, with three conlereucc
nnci on schedule for today.
In only ono coat stadium.
however, did there appear much
chance of an Important upset In
the contereiice standing. That
one--posi jiliiy . was at me
ersity of California, where the
Bears meet their first, real test
of the season In the Couars from
.Washington State college. ,
Admittedly Nibs Price s elewn
has a real job on Ha hands to do-
feat the Washington Slaters. The
Bears havo lacked drive and
power In their flr-t games of the
season and although Prlco has
..-t Vi,- k In an i-
tense effort to supply that de -
fiencv. a marked Improvement is
necessary if California Is to pro-
duce manv markers against their .
oppouents from the Northwest,
j the Cougar line Is a alightly
smoother machine than the Cali
fornia forwards, but Price has a
fine defensive combination la a
pair of fast, hard-working ends. :
His ba.'kficld Is the unknown fae-
tor. It he has added to its punch
during the past week, or worked
out a reserve backfield combina
iblna-'U
"
going
tion, California must stand
favorite. . Otherwise the going
will be hard..
Stanford facea the University
of California at Los Angeles on
the home gridiron, and looks like
a long odds favorite. Pop War
ner has lost- several games dur
ing the past three years when hia
' team - looked like a sure thing.
but the wily old mentor doesn't
lose them , when they count - in
conference standings. -:
The Little Bears, coached, ty
Bill Spaulding, slaughtered Cali
fornia Tech last week, and un
doubtedly park a threat, but the
cardinals, starting a strlug of sub
stitutes, should be able to waah
er tho storm the Southerners mayj(
blow up. . '.'?
Washington, weaker than 'in f
some years, faces an oppdoe
nt,M
lie -1
apparently still weaker. The
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FIGHT-WELL IN 1
ROGUE VALLEY
- Three Klamath Falls fighters ! '
last night featured at Medfordjj
in a fight card . pat . on there. I ff
Jess Hottinger. Klamath Falls. j
fighting the 10-round. main event :4J
against Gene O'Grady. Ashland,:
lost by a decision. .
It was. a bard fought battle, '
and It was not until O'Qrady
came back la the last two rounds
full of fight, that It was decided
who would be the winner.
Cliff HottijDger, also of Klam
ath Falls, knocked ont Kid Wag-1
ner, Medtord, in tho fourth round !
of a six-round fight. Willing I
Wilson, also of this city, won on j
a - foul from Pat Pelafcrd of ;
Medford. ; j
The fights were staged before
a capacity, house with many!.
Klamath sports fans present. !
Add a few, drops of vinegar to '
the water when washing greasy1
dishes and the grease will come '
off easily. . ; 1
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G. Q. D'ALBINI .
Certified Public Accountant
Federal Tax Service
. Phone, $18 or(25J-H f
Medford "' Oregon
by Cougars-in
Game Late Today
' Muuiauaim worn suiot liol'i'd by
uUMiiutKion riai ihsi nuu
will bo the underdog today.
' A.t I.os Angola the I'nlverslty , cj,4.ttg0l noi. Teddy Wake. K"" Claire, outpointed Htevo Ko.
of Southern California faces a nirmliiii'luiin, ill.h.. outpointed fan, Mlu.il, N. I), (ini, j
.formidable opponent In St..Mnrys.:Jo,ul. Cl,ulltVi v,ulu,iiK,a (s- (
a non-conference team. coached iill(,ui.,. Cmlfiev. Phllu-i On tho reindeer ruin-lies ol
by
Slip Madrigan. Tho Knlm
"
i
if" yrr. uJ recorded
" victory over the. Trojans,
.umintm- &vm i- iuuuu.hk
into form, and although no one
expects .to see .tho Trojana lop-
.pled. Howard Jones must place a
''strong combination ou the field.
, 1 Mon 'an'r Poln's against It.
wrvgon meeia v. iiiaraeuo m
tur nou-confereuce game, ami
should coin through without dlf-
"ral'y- Wano. a dlsappoluting
starter, plays Whllmau. n small
collego with a fairly good record
r olt.g It. best, and will hove
'o pay attention to lis football,
J I nlverslty of Nevada and Santa
r. neither of which is a mem-
ber of the Pacific Coast confer
enco. will aura t a largo crowd
of enthusiasts at Santa Clara.
Nevada, losing Its fir.U two
. . . . d,v1,nlm-,
. this year, and is slated to take a ,
trimming from Adam Valh's
eleven.
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Good Food . .
Excellent Service
at Popular Prices
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Near Pine Tree Theatre
Why Be Without It?
WITHOUT running wajer, you may live in a
''House" but it can't be a Home. It means no
bathroom, no flush toilet, no kitchen sink
. and lots of unntussarj work.
In the home without running water, Mother
is a toiling slave, carrying nearly thirty tons
of water year and ntedletsly wearing out ber
precious life. '
.A water system in your home means running
water everywhere all the home-comforts, and
Mother fresh for her daily tasks.
. We have a water-pumping system we'd like
to have you.sec.i Come in and let us explain
it to you bring Mother.- -
123 N. "6th St.
"Mdke'd Health Examination of Your Home"
FIGHTS OF
LAST NIGHT
7
11V THH .ISStHi.lTKll I'UKSS)
Chl.'uuo: Hilly l.lslil. St. Puul,
outpointed Jack McCarthy. CM -
cago (10).
Toledo: l.oult Carpenter.!, To-
..iii.nlm.Ml Krnlit ivu.ro.
tiPtila. knocked oui llenny Hill.
Calirornlj (II. Snin llruce. .Nasli
yim., kum keil out Hilly WnUlow, ,
Svracue (1).
; v.(lr VorlU; jimmy uWeiis.j
wKianomu. owiihiuiumi .iiavny iai-
lalian. California (101. Tlllo not
i stake.
st. Paul: My Sullivuii. Si.
pul. stopiwd Hilly "Showers. St.
Paul (). Hick WaUl. SI. Paul.
a-:Uutpolntod l-onla Mays. lies
Mojnea la. l Ja.klo Cauier-
loo. 'St. Panf. ; rAilpolillod Willy
Smitli, nnluth, Jlinmy (:
beus.SU. Puul. 'jimpftlnted Tt: :-
;
Fire Proof
Comfort and Courtesy
0m w.".nout bath..
$t..Vt
Room with bath.
.2.0O-2.iMt
George Warren Hooper
Manager
- ' Phone 371
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mv lliivcl, I'liun t'lly, Minn, ill
Hilly Mct'iiliii, HI. 1'itiil, tmlpoliit
'il (lion l.i'hr. Waterloo, In. I 1 I
llollywoud. Cullf,: Jouy .MoillllJ
I'lilniliO, ouipolllU'd Do,' HlH'll.
Tacunia (III I. l
rl: Murorl Tlill. Franco.:
knocked out Maiiel Tliuni ill. !
1 Indluiiuimlls: Joe PunliilH.'
Louisville.' outpointed I'lill ()'.
,1'owd. Culuiuliiis. (). (loi.
; Ksu Claire. Win.: Hilly Hull.
Alaska niul .Norlhcrn . t'uuada, ,
Rlrplaner. are scr'lua as ftwllt '
iihuiiiis tor mo
rldo tho runs...
"cowbuy" t.i
Ton win Bk
' i LOS ANGELES 1
. Better If Yoa Strip mt
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THE ASSOCIATED
Hoxac Qanjeqax, unit tovvC thi. painapalqluTvcin the South,
Clva OJ. CKuvJaeLf uAil diubcTthe MM-CJuii bcxtlLeo.
dH .Jndnjtor 1 in, thfcScnJWtPLtdcfelL d JleuHan4 in theUJkol"
and. &WxacI J.eU, Erxuxn. BdL TeANAroburt the
Zuu, un'djjruy ywpKlc ti&vJEA, of tkc :cou5f9l-i J.tjduJd.
c,jxc -A wxy&a, txhJirv, urill covin, fncuw, or the. outatanatriA oanvedA
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A policy of Title; Insurance guaran
tees to tfie holder that all defects of
Title have been cured
We take no chances-
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phln negro. !. knocked mil
llemilo Mill, l.os' Aimi'lM. In
01111 iiiliiulu and ilil sonimK of
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