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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 14, 1929)
"3 i-ffW'.rll,1'','-,l,i,, ' , :..:r v.. ' ' ' : . .. . Tllfc 'EVENINTr ITER ATA KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON' 4 , Monday;' January It, 10201 REALM OF m IM THE 11II5WS WJiilMO Michigan And Purdue Out In Fp Records Show Whether Great Sluggers Hit Best ; Against ; Right Handers or Southpaws SOME BALL PLAYERS PLAY MEAN GOLF ' C HICAGO, Jl'tl. H, IAD- m Intricate, nud ho hit llicm j hllght oi left hand plt.hliig. It for .331. ! ..... ... . .. ., j Had It not been fur loft haud , - , . ' , i" ,w " -en. l.o l.olirlg of the Yankee Ffciit in Ware Wahl,,B,0B oulfWd,,f tt h,a BUC:,nJ:rM ,m,B bMa tu1 f 7 j jwisful drive fwr the American , tliird lu Wie final individual bnt- ' League halting championship tor tl'iK ratlnit. Ho .40 hll- CHICAGO. Jan.' 14. (API ,' " whereas. Hoiule Munrsh ter a gainst liitht hand Inssers, (Michigan nod Purdue were outiot Si. Louis, who finisiicn just, bin' tho ether kind of pitching. in frout, notk.aml neck. as the a iwmi par 01 tno ,ooji w.-s ttcitl mm to a .313 figure. 'dlsjv race fur th big ten basket-'slightly low cffoi!v. ug..!iut Al Strumous among Iho right If ' Scnt'ment Call Win hall championship i rwJ th right harder, hond hatsmon, ijiuwwI anmh- 1 ' C.-lBMHm.'P1"l today. ! Cli"' otiliial ro.ord 'ij. ; to tho tuue of ,iS0. but I eniMtntl, Oenaiori novo Ru,hluI forvrd with unex-j.J cgaln.it loft linud pitchers ( tho Athletic' outfielder was a Title Cinched : portPtl speed, the two teams have and .3S0 against the r:li;x. .Van- were ,;IS3 man against right j roused their rivals with throe-' ash. en the other hnv.i, hanged ' aiders. Touy Laxicri of the Yan- VASHINi'iTON, Jan. It. ( AV) ':m1iiut victories. Neither has iho ball ut a .SS3 ratlin: hen koes ouothor who could ue- II autimr.nt rt win bam-nall Won defraud. WUoonslu and betting afcaiuft porlsMors bul:ceod at bat If all pitching mi Fm8 tlio Wa hiitpton Senalor Ohio Stale. vMch have won two; hit .374 at lha riclit hand of- from the first bo aide of the wU i.trt the 19 2S playing pon anj ion one game ea.-h, were the ferine. - ibox. his figure being .41.' but' w!i!i n bid lead over the other only entries even close to them, j i ruth vat under .300; bo tra not Men a .301) hitter Amcrf'an League en:riea. . t "Sircteb" Murphy and nil I'ur-,; usalnat U-ft uaudera, tho figure i araliutt right band surveg and j !, .,. i, !,o-..u;o tn jwlnetlng due nietce are out In front with ' being .". There were 15 games tpcedbnlls. v. j. - 1 ,,..0n to replace liuckr' a corner oa acorlng honors. Mur- pitched by 5tulhiaw tn which Jimmy Kox of lha Alblotlri. V w.o k.oc to ntroit. ' Thy leads In Individual scoring j tho Bab tu unable to hit nately ; like tiixiin. was vleious against' i rk Uriffitli but touct ed tt oft.wi!D 35 poluli, wr.uo ruruue Mia; . niRni uiaocn were ninknny (inn ot mrowins. ,jt '1. HI l- l.VM. " ,1 ral'.al . Second to Murphy In G'cn Har-: - .- f fl , return -ir the -'ig train." , raes.u. ui-ae lootoaii star, wno JeSUIllCa Ul .,! v itv -..- h-arllae aco has scored 38 points la tbla. t.. i.:i, . af-r a brief ab- team's string of thrw Tlctories r. V ni l ; :.g.r o the-Newark la the championship campaign. ),a uo.ltmbtoillv botered : netween tkem. they have scored .'&!ora!of lb Griffith cast, tfaore thaa b.-lf ot Tardue's points k f New InXtelil. ;th!s RCJSon.' Ajude from this, bowvT, the-' V.lchlgao ia attend in team .'.h ,or have other reasons for scoring with t points scu rirst NEWS NOTES 0 rtTJiiiufR cV)TAT2 0PPV FWT his poor in .That sanp TfP.' In Hands of 3! M UK) ti 111 I IThAT SANf IV"' VmAp." v! i O!'-""'t-sL 'Yl 'V'bowneyJs jlwiTrt J006E.' AUi HEWS NOTES OF HODDG POMT (Mi, D. A. McMill.tii) Herald t'orfiponUt'iil t MtllKK1 POINT, Jiul. 14- Mix. 8. W. I'lKtll'iio was liilteli swloiia ly ill List I'lliliiy and was rimlnd to the Kliimath Yitlley ftiKilla). The InH'Hl word .from her wn very oncotiraKlug Its "b In re torted much Improved, - Mis. N. I. Short snciil llio week vml in Klnuiath Palls, where nha vlsilcd wtth filtiitls uinl Hlteilili'il to mallei's of IiuhI ; HONS. ' Mli Adams lin mltiruod l her homo In Mi'illmd after visit. Ing with her brother, Alhurl Illtuk'at iirne. Jlr. uinl Mrs, John Olson liiivi departed for Taioms, WaubiiiKloti . " " ; ' i .L. w'hera Ihcy exinvt in ninli (htiir future hi'iu.-. 'Mr. and Mi's, Jim II '1. 11 Imv,' mov"d Inl'i the lioiiso vuial'd by Joint OIkoii, .Mis, lllll Htuhl Is I'uinful'tiilily liiiateil lu Kliimiith Kit 1 1 . nc- iiirilliiE to word rictved by her fik'inU In Mini iu' 1'iiint, Miidou Point folU lio luH.,"-il In Klamiilh rails Halitrduy wro: Mr. and Mrs. t!ioro Jiilinmiii, Mr. nml Mrs. A. Cliii'olon, Mr. nlid Mm. U W, tflltuK, Mr. ami Mi's, lllll MH'IiicUih, Mr, glut Mrs, II. A, Me.Mllluil uj null Huh, Mis. J. 0. lUiiilile. Mrs, N. Y. Ntodiltird. Vr. um! Mr. tVai-ill, Mr. and Mrs, M. K. ! Kttnntiss, Turn JiiliiuiHi, Harry 1 (ildxnn Hut Mrs. ('. Hunt. Mr. ami Mis - Wuytlo Jeilseu jnrw' tlia proml purnnU of 11 Imliy i buy burn til lli Klfimiilll Valley ' ioi:ilil. Juminry 0. '' " ' " '' ' Mr. anil Mia, Kills Aleduo ami Jkvu imiiuii'd lo Klanmlli rail j oil VuusiUy d liaiKurlcil Intnl. 1 ics Willi local iii'iitihuiiu. i TI'U I'Iiih.'IiIo dull met at tlin hi.n;t of Mr. and Mrs. William ! Met lnnUuy nn 'I'ui nday evouiiiii. ;T;rt iiu'etlnx a III luluUrtilluu ut tho iiiiiitversniy nf llits cliiu. : Tho vvi ulng wai spent III piny. ' lug cuids, BEWARE THE COUGHS THAT FOLLOW FLU! Thfy May WrnUf tt Your Sywifiit ""J Lend (o Si-rlotin Trottblo 8 .Positivoivstori otl.'ilmoftlii. ' Piit!t.t...t am,.i .....i I.. f iiitijr oi;a mvAiiaw ot I NEW YORK, Jan. 11. AP)- i tVl.ENK. Jan. It The schools II" i pT- au-ton, ccnf'denca, caiei ouia ommiwu' lhihiikhiii, uij ; t or im sen no or ura jiu,i i (S cl ii To Tho tu rsld) 4:,;..b '& tho'iironilse of a re-tS poin-s blug s-ored aitalim lt!at least, the destlnlci of Madison t tieorK" liavls v:iij -I'd Infield, a' more effective in tliree conto.4 or loa than 23 jsUjuhre Garden will in theof j. valley have oprntul for 0-1 or def.'ttEe and tome promising i points a game. ' hands ot a trio that includes li)8 spring . term wub ono new m! tram the ,. William F. Caroy. Col. John S ,..i,. i.. r..i.,,,i.i .hn ,,.,;,' - iirltDM rrntiTPn 1 Hammond and Tom McArdle. ' h..u ,k' .hi .a. w. ..n.i nsoclailon on tho I'arlfle Cwtat lhcacrtteUlon of Buddy Myer. ' V Tbta-baa tcou made clear byby Mrt, Patterson at tho Lower P' bail player, .lorn. r.roucr.; racg to Mr. J. B. Short who for the irast 35 years has been a resident Hy A I. ilKM.IKKt: K,n.M- 1'lt.lier New Voik (.la:tls rri'fn,sii nat Itaselull hns pro-' tinted some reully guod goiters. I Arnold tilnls. the llmoklyn out-! fielder. - "Hpoed'' Muri'n. former; I'qb pitcher, and tfsai. ttiie or! Iho hVnalors are probably tho: best and nioht c:nslsient of iue ll. . ' They havo now formed tl olf ' THOXIN E How to Avoid You esn imp iheui now with Cren mul.inn, an rmul.ihrd creowle llut is plrant lo take. Crroraul.ien is a tmilnal disrorery with twa-fold sc lion; it soslhra sul hrsls liis iulLiiard nirmlirsnes and iuhibils germ stuifth. Of sll known druiis cnusute is rec iniicd hi hith mnlicKl sullioiilna us one of llie grrstrM brjlti.-. scncii- for ntughs from ctM snd briXHkial irrltallnns. Cieomul.ion ronulnv ia mklilioa to creofot. ethrr hnling rlrmtats whkh solbs csd brsl llie infliimed Tuetabrsnrs sud stup Ihe it. illation, while Iks rrnuotn guc oa lo the stnmaiti. Is absnrbM Into lha bUid. allovks Ihe erst ol Ills trouble and checks the growth ol the gems, Oromnliion Is giur-intced sstislsoi lery iu the lieaimenl of coui'.h 'ront colds, lirenrhliis ami uilnoc lonas of LtonvJiUI liiiutUu, and is tcrlb-nt lor l.uilii "f up llie syMi-qi afl'r colila Ur Hu. Money uluiulrd ii net to. li,ril afirf liking secotJlii te AH& lioni. A your diur 'Cr.auW m.o nny help i"l somj nu. b' l i,.,t b. a no remedy. II o a4a jeser. er think u msy hsso th Su. km sour Uoctur iianliairlv. (sdv.) rDPnMULSiON INFLUENZAlW m COUGH niOM COLDS THATHANCiCN Cftf Aft M(Jbitr v4 van J wdl m fT ig. milt tiiet t -ms 4tM, In, Rutu r Cftj'sx sva kitit wan bfcin f brace the Inner i ZCs V JLKC-L. I JTlUKl t Rlrhsrd F. Hoyt. roftirraan oi-Poe g.hou! v sill otfeciivlr, Jnhnsoa be Ictus ; wj ptvp apt ACll tfie board of tae oaracu corpor- il-t villi Mtcf U th?rd. Ottle : v, m r.l uyr.'e can b Fwied to short i l.r :e Lc t)U3't'd when he first i tnlnrod th h!r shnw. The Ueran-f-1- NatuiVi KvoaMrtif IKV Thfc4tl tieM -mm than ffkUMr tasssUll sUlJ U btWl sVClsnfs. Imtw UtMlt (hstrts) Ok vr'. tlivrgai. UVC 1-tOaVliUUbe MIMHst slsasIs-kM aUkii UtfMttsattA. OsM If ttf TsMaW BeTCeUl't SJ, . . ' . ...---.) ' . ' ''. ', ... 'trial excursion, Klamath Tttlls San Tranche at ion. 3 Til rsUss end srroa great battles aro as sured there this winter. Any dUpntes ovr the rules can bo carried ta Judge Ijiuiiln. 1 All .lis Uisajiu tiui. HtuKSIslsi tho baseball commissioner, who I "' I shnrf. 1...111. hn.i1 on of nost enthulatic ' nlal Joe Juiga will again deco- Moaa aeavyw-eisui. was in a 00 g.p,,,,,, ,ad treasurer of been very poorly and it Is hoped "u"lr' ln ,m or any other ntj first base, and Johnson has P!1 "dar suffering from eon- th eoraoraUour Hammond. a'ih ,hnno .III b. henefi.lol m c0,",r ' ' "ald like to hesr tho ..choice of at least three new- " vice-president and acting general him. Mr. and Mrs. Short will bo Th responsibilities Tex Rick- c.f p0. Valley is moving to Ash-Jan.,.-. a-.w In Hm'S wilt l,e i . I.- tn i.t I,, .t.a h.u " " " " ' . - IUUU HDVrV UV Will IWIUU .U ll ! MONTEVIDEO. Uruguay '-'rmcaie ancnes, Ui,,,r,hated aaioca farcy, first fi.,r - t A lot of college students fitrure what thev don t Qknow won't hurt them. con: era to nluc lha rao at second ' knocked out by anro Gallnso, left by Harris' departure They f Crttgnay. in a bout hero on ro Joa Crouln. Kanaaa City Saturday night, graduate. John Stewart, recalled' After taking a terrific-beating from Birmingham, and Jack during the seventh - round, San Hsca, who has seen service here,'"" "t grognr for the tcforc. ; eighth. He was battered to the Gosltn Recovers Ann. ' f'oor by his Urnguayan opponent The ballet ot "Goose" Goslin, ""d faKed to rise after the count leading hitter of the league last ot '" A hospital examination Koaon, ttat hi throwing arm .revealed concussion. ln".T returned to form ia one of! tia" main 'factor in Johnson's1 hops for a more efficient out flc.il. Coslin's iuablllty to get tivay lung throws from left field cost Wacblngton more than one . saute last year. ,- ! 9am West, who bad a fielding , rrcr.isa last year of .936, will iiBt'.n be In center, with either Kam HUs or Einlle Barnes in ririit. Garland Braxton. ' most effec tivu pitcher of the league last year, will head the mound staff, supported b,- Sam Jones, Fred Marberry,' Irving Hadley, Bob F.nrke and Lloyd Brown. In addi-. lion to some talent from the minors. ; Weaver Irom Chatta nooga, Cantrcll from Baltimore. ; . ( emphcll frora 8t. Paul. Perkins from Montreal and Llska from Minneapolis, look like the most i promising of the. new material. . Luska is a 20-year-old youngster j who led the American association ; ia 1928 with twenty wins and j four defeats. Griffith got him tor e reported outlay of $20,000. jKuel, Tate and Kenna, bold ovrs, aegmented by Bolton and 1 Oil. a pair from the Piedmont I-eacue and the Southern Association,- will handle the back alping duties. i isosie of Iho arsnmetiij atnina Ihe nova when one of them grounds bis club In a sand trap or triet ti Improve his llu in Ihe : ronirh. Nick Altrwk. Clark GrlfrilU. Wllbcrt Robinson. Eppa Klioy. r . 'Tt , He elates It la much ' ,," :""';,'.: 'i'crsonaiiy 1 see no reason tor 1 mo p..u. u. , uo 0(lllrf u Kr(f Mertt. lla,. ever changing tho management as j home among his lifetime friends, j Alexander it now .land." Hoyt de:l.red. ! Mr. Alien ogt ha. left the Hn ' "Certainly nothing will be done hospital, where he was confined . ajfor two or three months. Many for sovcal .wek,, mttcH- 'ul'---oc(,;1,ltlI!;li,v.:. sTM ,,, ciuiKr names nave swa aiaca-nea a. - -r v f Mt!thrwr,;i auio rliot an ex.'el- sligibles for ihe vacated post of Mr. Homer Koberls was, a .ral R1mo ul wbit, Nick Alro,k . KIckard bat so far as I know no; Bonanza visitor Tuesday. called "hit and run" hit tho particular name is under consid-j Mr. and llrs. Gilbert Hnrrixon ' bull and then run and try to eration. I doubt if any change j were Bonanza visitors Thursday nn,i t" I will be made." - 'sad motored to Klamath Fnllsj .- ; . If there is any definite plan to i Friday on business. I The butnic plague. blurk engage Mayor James J. Walker 1 j(r- Rolxsrt Lytllo was a Bon-' death, which swept Europo In for Iho post Hoyt tald he knew i anIa TtoUor Wednesday. 1348. caused the groalist lw of uotntng or it. . i- nn f , vn' . life ever traced to a sluglo orl- manager; and ilcArtllo, match- very much missed In the, com-, maker. ! munity where they have many ' On the eve of bia departure 1 trienns. on a cruise of more than a month, j Mr. Walter Keck, who left ; Hoyt ontiined the situation at ; some time ago to reside oa the the Garden as ho and bia asso- r.cast. Is back again to good old ' ciatea saw it. . : Poe Valley. W H0S8A EATS -a covMuaeU w iri V raw. Mr. Ben Murphy ot Maliu was in Bonanza Friday. "His name is Juat one of BOO . ' " "- Mr. Ben Brown ond son. were" cessors to .Mr Rlckard." Hoyt TMtoTi ,t ,ne home of A. C. with a smile. , Hoberts. I Mrs. Peter Ver Geere, who baa ,ROY NCOIT KILLEU . .' ! been suffering from the flu is BY 130 KOtrT F.IXrreporte(, improved. Mr. A. O. Roberts nud Ueorxe gin. W. W. Southwell h'ubiic Accouutunt and Auditor" I OAKLAND, Cat... Jan. 14. (A. Davia were Klamath Fall." visitors P.) Robert C. Baker, IS. boy : Monday. scout who fell 1 SO feet Into a j ' '. rock quarry while huntlcg Thom-.; Vom Kippur Is tho Great Day as . Roberts, missing: carpenter, of Atonement or Feast of Expla dled ln a bospltaL He suffered Ulon among the Jews. It falls on a sknll fracture and broke both 'the. tonth day of the Jewish arms and both lees. ' jmonth, Tisrl. llncome Tax Service 203 New Location t-wart-Drow BIdg, Phono 2G0 , , . . When Winter .. Comes ( , Are You'StiffS Acliy-ji All Wwiri Ot. DOt-S tint.r Cod you Urns, tirtd snd 6:Hv worosd with Ncluiw, hraj4ih and 6. tit hkU? Acs ihs kidnry ctirrtioni too iicqumc, Ksniy or horning ai p.Mg.r Tlwie sis ofim iign of l'-'liih kidrws tnd ihoulda't b MitlKtid. Te pnnoi nonul kidney snion and sivit your kidneys in clraroing your bioed of poionous wstttf, UM (httx'i ft'Si. Rccommaxlid the world ovrr. 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Pbotie or drop hi at tbeSontbtrti Pacific effictor furtbtr details. J. J. MILI.l.n. general freight anil .uisseuger ngrnt. I'linne . Ml Ships totalling 72,000 ' tons were launched for Canadian Pa cific service during the months of October and November, 1927. SIDE GLANCES By George Clark Moni'n Pop By .Cowan, MMIS7wur ' i.Tj. w.orr. ' jLy " f ' " Chos 5TF-i6'.l'eC'Y, 6HtV,M THI PAraT TWO VcTKS H sar the WHOLE TH1N& STABTEBTHE rHT ut: CMC GLUPYS POTTS A UT IK ..s y;x Hi .ipt '7 yxHb.vx tier- . LTO 1 1 r.v'. t; 8h j 'k.a.'iv?'.-. .'.t-l '.,', I Cvt-lJT'. r.TCK5 in . .-. ".' I ' -T I iff !r.'CSassa I sIKswib . W.-?'-. ..-.iU-r.TC.' -.O' f ' i mo,a. ,n-m ean".v ' ..fji. CKOTICWJL SI VttPE!? VEST VV HE OXTW re ' ; bs. mm TO v.a T.i',i c::xr LCWS TlUT MW C0M6, -IWTO HIS UFE' 6CtKT, emeu HIDE fil.bit'S' PlCTU'St OH THE TV'tlt O? V.16 WfiRCB. V8 HS CCOW TURK . IT 70 Tws WAt.!. M MV INTiiUllCW1 v'. I -Av, V.S O i i ..vv. 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