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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 13, 1928)
1 I Pflftft Two THE EVENING ITERAT.n, KLAMATH FALLS, OTCEflON Tihm1nv, Nnvonilior 10, ifrft- BENSON BEATS ! WASHINGTONHI! I At The Liberty HModerh Fllel. At The Pine Tree I l T, rr' DliniCf' lO DC Tii.v.dny mill WndiinMluy On rw....,,.i Mil ..r Vnrliilics nil till Q"iM Til CttV il""1'1" IllU 'lf fill" "I "'" sjUlU AH V-1 IV i thruloi- In repli'le Willi NEBRASKA GRID SI m no Expect Large Crowd at. Big Game Saturday jOrange 'Tide ' Immerses Strong Portland Eleven Yesterday la the cliins of cunieiHiiiiH, who ; make feature length film ho funny t Itut lht luunliler Mhk the . very foundations if I ho ' theater la .Vonty Hanks. Al least ' ihui Is how fiiniiy "Aim fioy" K I Kill PI' .:Miii.i:iis . .lit. luuf.'! 0irtTOl'jil'iCT?J. . III I.H IV .tLIUMAN llio iioriuuilN Willi tlml'ild' "I . c . I.... ti-lilrll lull III. I'll ll'N nun jl'Pi Ail .,.: ,,. ..uuiimiu of iliimimi'N. T i ikIiiimih ihui ' i'imaiMi In iiin HiiKiruHhiii or u i'i'ii'"iit (ui'lury. lli:ill. IS'. Nov. CI vices don. Hrtiturl Aiunnla, lnl lillilit ropm'tcd Hull All lull lo- Hi I1111I 11 rri'Hlril llio (Ionium Kruii work piihIiii'ith Helsoner, . . I L'.. .....I U.. I... ........ In I tall- " ... . iirirriin ji id. 111 I'liri mini, h hi1 11 in ...... 1 ii 1 iifiliii lo 1 liirntrn. Peylon a Co, will ho dla- Hmt Is llartlnn iiml coll. y. lory leap, from ...... logical so- ,,,., .,.,. a- i. ...... .... t.,.. The I POUTI.ANl), Ore . Nov. IS. ,r I"""-- ' '"'" ""' lr I"' lcor,g t announcement made In- 1 lmWMy iroi.-. of triilnc. I') A strong Inromlnic orange , n"''""1' niul. mniliis 'day by Oscar Peylon. .Ioks who offer mono ovtrnoidln .. 'au.l winds i.i. In 11 hur-u . of ' .. . . llde representing mo iiensoi. - iiirm. Installation and ilonionsiraiioii arv funis audi as win wiiimiir imlyiiH'hiilr .hool suhra.irno.l hlinrilj nui hhiiiivli nii , ()f (h() burlBri, ,h ,, rniM mum.. Tim null- iht. rnlnhiy Wahinmon nlh l.- nT "'ur "r '" ,',0 roniilfiiro on Hinulny oM" ,aili.n "inailiilll" "tinil nl Hip OPPOSING TEAM vim. 10 11. hero yiwierday In i Molily In only roy "oy. lull, i fh)1 tlla rnr In Mr. IVylnn. who I"'-' flu.;( Is worlhy of nhh Ii.I ini'ii- ! ih ArmlHllit Ihiy Rnmo of tho to uml lilouH Ih.-y rallvil him ,,VIVI n will lm llio nnii.ni of v- nun. n-UFP On. No 1 fArt ''""'" lnt.r.h,.Us.lo Kx..,.mm. -.you .ou .1.. 'H ,l( ....L.mor.M mey ... I , , ,, . UHin tha Unlvorslly ot Orrnon Tlio (Iranico j.ri.l.l.n s.ancl a " I"1! 1 Pr04 ' ' Fm-I for lh huriixr. K-lf-to.-.!- y1( mllls ,. Blirp , .,.,., km .r..niii Siati. n.llcce varnliy w'Hln Mlla.k on lh -.ilonllHiu" "- j- -- r, w!il.-h tv.l linn II... riirnnii lh ,, C1,m,rili irilVi. of I : T! tl M,mL, imB U xpo.-tJ to be pl.vod .1 h klrkniff and ronilniiod iho " ' j l.y gravllv. will bo fnr.iNh.-d by a ; ,,.()11H. i Wenty-1 hree Members lurdnv hlrr th(. nnsiiumi.t umu n.. (I1...1 whistio ; raid to ti. .ov,.t..a iiosition ot Kimih mill 10 i'.iyion c.v ' )f Oklahoma Squad S !l .rop,,, . u i. ,llhl lWr,H,y, ,i. , .XrvTn Laud Up After Clash t-m, m haul.. ..m.t o.d, o.hor., Thl, T.i-. s.-.r mo u.' '7 "h" " th. d-i 1. .11 mill -... n.i "' ' , I, " r P reason .howin, of Iho team. , h,. firs, .Vw minu.o. of ,ho h" """,- "' "' ltth'"'1 will b. avullahlo at .ho ..n... prlr.. ' , r,." "t "Cl Ion ri.i" NORMAX. Okla.. Kov. IS. W tho odR In bv-k- firal .lll:lrl,.r hlu, p,, .lrnh.Hl In .,.. ...per , B alab wood, acrordhig I.. Mr. I j ' ' " 1 1 lltored Jnd brulsod a., badly iu flMd play, with Orogon holdlnx fr. ,.. vva,.lt.. . was ""'" " I n. x,. ... HiI.ikh Jvyto... ' - . last we,k'a rruhi.. 6 to 44 de- tho advnntaw In the l.n.. fUB . ,, , llwllunlc ba..k K. hn Ih.m. . The btirn. . I J vl h- ' ' "' - J fMt by Nehraska-a powerful itrld- Although Omgon wvl. to ,..,, Ih ,,., , , ar1 ' nanka la capably aaalatnl at " " ' V ': " ",tf "l "n'""" m.hi.. si n,mlH.r. nr ih atari lt entire flrstlrin lino,,.. M , hL. rami., cnivora hv Vlrulnla imnh more convonloiil and mill II Oklahoma football aquad were nRumsi mu io 8,r!lR,, iln p,,.. iniiible lo report for practice laat will no in me -uioo. iinui ( llradfor.1. who la aa h.-aiitlful and r,0,u,nr' 1 " " i" ii- iii;h k . urns.,. .... ..oo.r.y. . ..Inanrl tff ttnlirk HI.fl Mill! Iht with u. n.kI.t ul .i .tl jnrr " rrThs4: kt !,rm w,,,,n", a"y " . month and In ncMl1 for four 'ralht dowm.. ,Co nl Vlrelnla Pearson, wbo , ; I ' ......... .... .....1 am 11 n lo vIIImI.IV I'r.iin Vl'iuulu ' ' niiht. Only one inembwr of tlie lieorue uiaue.niau fi.fci nr .nrnml atrlna leama nhow. Ileoreo ChrlBtenson ... i.n on the field. cauxinK vlr-'lackle. 'hriilj were 1. .1 .1.- ....,in.. uruohlniriiiii iami. a month, and In : "-"""''innn.rtlie California . . .. .......... ..... ..u.b rh. uimiqnn vu ineir 4-yarn line. MB- 01 1e piajera.va. ""..;. ... ..... . ' I Marv Carr and others Inn 4ii.ni but Coacb Ed carried off mo rn-ia in doib Kn. , nnmiuiKion opouui up an aer- ' - V... " ......... I nrniiki . nin.irlik.i ankle, -wnue ini atincic in mo fourth quarter. ; ' on i UP lu v...a...y; r.ril.o ooua, IJInimn Phillips, Kewpte Moraan hurt- erlouly. Lindsay believed It would take with a --sprained COAST LEAGUE most of them two week to "get stauuunan nas an injun-u ...- over their brniaea." Kebraska'a power house back fiold and formidable line, roport i'd to be the blgirest and beat in n decade of Cornhnakert gridiron history, has wrecked havoc upon Hii Six conference rivals in every came this season. Not one of the three foes previously van-i hut It proved Ineffective as the . : ; - . M.H-hanlrs bn.kn them up. Trick i A GRANDE Hi i.iu!i w.Te iriea oy ino nuiQ. i(.irf..nll.n hi.. Ih. Inn nmva .1 HEADS AGAINST ,.. SPLIT SEASON eccentric song or two, n.id some topical slur Ins Hint lire brimful if HUiiilicru humor Willi a t'll'ian l.anit, I'll'" iiml Tl.eodi.ri. trip Ilia Unlit fi.iiliislli' i lo the IiIiIiih tiini'S of tlie no ii III Heas and the more spriKlilly slops i are tii'i'on.pat.l.itl by thu livllor : . vnrol. itoil hlt of .he .liiv Ait- ' A new i.:.......-w..... -".' daalo nnd a.rohallc niii.il.ers arc ('lis, and Theodore. On (bo screen. I.eorae tlel.ai. In "TUe Loves of Itlcardn." BEGIN MOVE TO FREET. MOONEY NKW.VUItK. Nov. H. il'l'l - 31 Routuh I . . tf ..... lV...r.i.. A KIT. DrMni CTflV l,n" ' . .. fosmred I. mir a uilIjLiI vll iiiiiii.is. sorviiia nm aeiuenci's .. rOIlTIVXD. . Or.!.. Nov. ; (AP) Directors of the Pacific n,.i.h..i h.. recovered anfflclentlv I Coast Haaeball leaRue meeting; to win IU game the following here, last niKht decided against! wl-ek, although the Husker vie ; rontlnuian tha split season and j tiuii were favorites each time. FIGHTS OF I AST NIGHT I voted for a straight JR-week sea ' son next year, opening March 2. IS Schalk Signed As First Aide j To J. McGraw TIF VFTFRrjAY 'al"nrni" nrlK"" for allnaed par- CL I l.jdpgiion In Iho preparednesa 'day hon.h explosion at San Pran- PKNDI.F.TOM.. Ore; Vi.lv". i S. 1 1 Isco In 1!U. will ho launched. JOHN D. GIVES (API Peudleton and Ij (Irande I Friday under Ihn ausplcea of the 11 A 1 F Mil I lV. hleh school football leama bal-' American flvll Mhertloa union. rlL.r 1V1ILL1UI tied to a 0-0 score hero yesier-1 In a letter calling upon "Ml.- I In Ihelr inniul elnjh Pan. rals" of the nation to cally loi SKW VOHK. Nov. II. I I dleton had one scoring chance ' the Mooney-Billinga cauw. the or- Announcement was made toilny in (he first nerlod when the ' ganifatlou poinn out that Frank-; of a ir.oii.uiio conlrlbiilion by players carried the ball t the liu Rlffn. trial Judan who sen- John n. Uockefeller. Jr.. lo the NEW YORK. N'nv 1.1 J1 !.,,.. . . ..... .... . i.-- ...I.I ' rul.il l.i.lnir mlse.l In I hi. 1'nlliiil j.r, ltn,i. -.hih ' T.suorH n yarn line, i.ul iosi , i.incr.i .. m.:.., ou. ...... - iniversal drait. unoer men Ray S)j,aIk onn of the ,-reatest ,,, Twl, , ,;.,. ! Voiiiie of California that States for furl her development oi o Is now convlu.ed of their In- Jewish farm settlements In Itus- ' noeence. sta. (By the Associated Press) and minor league plaer tor erwr . j,aH HiKat , assist . j l $750 whether the player hadJonn j Mr(!nw in his "master- big Ieagoe experience or not. was i minding" next y.-ar. Schalk. who1 opposed. The present draft sy- resigned an manager of the Cbl-: Chicago: CharleJ- Belanger, n..o .u j.ny u. .m- TArnnto ootnointed Hrrv Dillon. or'1 Dn,y P" " campaign, amxen nw sir- Winnipeg (10). Billy Freas. Grand W league experience. liaplds, Mich., oatpolnted Walter .'Madajr. ChicagtriS). ! ROSEBURG HIGH Omaha: Tommy Grogan. Oma- nrrrATC niiti ha. knocVed out Bobby Garcia, ULl LA I O K1VAL. Baltimore (2). Cincinnati: "Kid" Brown, Phil- GRANTS PASS. Ore. Nov. IS. naelphla, knocked out Joe Man-j(AP) Roseburg high school ye- C101I, isew xora t-f. locii t-ajue, : i.-ru..y iouj ..iiuurf. .,iu. .-... nature ii a contract which makes : him first assistant lo the "Little ' Napoleon" of the New York j Giants. . - i Schalk succeeds Ropers Bres- j nahan. another p.reai catcher. I who. it Is understood, axked for1 his release because he bad "some thing hr-iier in viow." , H is ex- jl)ay football, game'-iroiu' Grants pncted liKiialian wflf Iwomo a Pass by a score of 1J to 6. Hose-l-inor leaKue eiun manager ai burg scored twice in the first thoush just, what he has In view quarter: one touchdown' coming ; l nat disclosed. pass and the r. - loulsville, knocked out Jimmy I'a-l. Detroit (2). New Castle, Pa.: Johnny Dato, Cleveland, knocked out Al Derose, Indianapolis (3). Frankle Reo, from a forward Cleveland, outpointed Patsy Gal- other from an intercepted pass. NORMAL SCHOOL jagner. fitiaourgn. in ine iasi quarier nuneours j Peoria, 111,;" Jack Uoore. Chi-' scored again by the Pass route. caso, outpointed Ren 'Williams, Detroit (10). Harrr Memmeritw. Lafayette, Ind., outpointed Jack Kbully, Champaign, 111. (5). I Anderson, Ind. Mickey O'Hara, Ijouisvllle, and Ehrman Clark, In dianapolis, Drew (10). New York: John Dundee. New York, outpointed Gaston Charles, France (10).. Columbus, O.: Lou Bloom. Co Iambus, outpointed Babe Ruth, Louisville (10). i 'Philadelphia: George Godfrey, Leiperrille, Pa., stopped Bud Gor man, Chicago (3). Al Walker, Jacksonville, Fla., oatpolnted Big liill Hartwell. Kansas City (10). ' Baltimore: Marty Gallagher, Washington, knocked out Herman .AVelner, Baltimore (S). . I Buffalo: Jimmy -Goordlch. Buf falo, outpointed .Phil Goldsteetn, nttsburgh (10). j Detroit: Mickey Goldbergb. Milwaukee, outpointed Red Allen, Iletroit (8). Bobby Davis, Detroit, outpointed Johnny Corbet, Pitts burgh (6). STRANGLER "ED" ijWILL WED SOON j A V A L O N, Santa Catalina Iiland, Calif., Xov. 13, Miss Kin ine Tomaso, 25. n film actress, vho dabbles in. art on the side, will wed I$d "Strangler" Lewis, champion wresfler, ho announced yesterday. Northland Transportation Company To all -points North, East and West Foe Convenience, Economy, Safety and Dependability "Ride the Northland" Phone 999 ii Terminal Stage f. Depot Li 615 Main Street IS VICTORIOUS With only five minutes lo go. Grants Pass opened up a driving . EUREKA Cel., Nov. 13.- (A offensive going the length of the p) The Southern Oregon' Nor- field for a touchdown. A second mal school football team piled up drive was started, halting 20 1 a score of 31 to 12 on the Hum- yards from the goal line. HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS BRING RESULTS j boldt States Teachers' college ele- ven here yesterday. The game ;waa played before a large Armls- ticn day crowd. r- Think of your nurnbing- YourFriidsWin! 4s4li-aSV- ' Start With the RIGHT Plumbing! YOU ARE planning your new home! . 'r Lncky you you can start right! You don't have to start as your father did with an old, wood-boxed insect-breeding sink; a scoop-bottomed bathtub on legs, dangerous to stand up in; an overhead tank toilet that gurgled, hissed and roared; a wash-bowl with exposed piping running in circles around the walls. All that science has learned about health, comfort and convenience in plumbing is YOURS from the start if you let us help you plan your plumbing. 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