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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 19, 1929)
Pape Two THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON Satunlav, .Tiinimrv 19. 120 IMTHE REALM OF fZH:P TUDENT BOARD !Says Two-Bit Eagle Flics Wrong! BWLY TIGERS L OVERHAULED BY Pitchers Get Batter's Goat By Old Tricks FIRES BAGSHAWr AS. COACH BUCK! HARRIS former Vaahiaton; Man ager Say HeV Not Promising Anything V tly William H. Hontty , nernorr. Jn. ia. vy-m the spate tiguro of Suinley ,Hay mond "Bucky" ll;irrl--ifc,ha.vs 1hi li-n't promising anvlhlng rest tko hopes of Detroit baseball fans that n ailing Detroit Tiger this Mini will receive a stimulating luBir. , Harris, who lakes C.eorse Mo-j riarty's place as manager of the) Detroit American League cluh, at present !j engaged lu itivlnjE the: Tleer a thorough overhauling. jii lias refused, however, to make any predictions regarding th anl- j mm a neaitn mimic ma coming reason. . Kew regulars will b hark. and, .'oven tower of these will he cor-, tain of their place. Burky h j liBnounced. Charley Gehringer. llarrr Hellmann anil Marty Mf .'jC.inua of the Infield Jonathan Uoae aad Harry Rita, outfield ers; Owes Carroll aad Vks Sor pitchers. among those fairly .'certain of appeariug la the line :i - .... .. , , .t ,. . Ihira off his gamp la practiced la AX Weakest In pitching, the Do-1 . . v f 7 ft V,rY n X . I (CU oTAKINte T HIM I I -fllTJ Cr from Rank Pvuura Kr7 SJ inrne I rV4 OrYtontaS PoxTo-rT W ' V Tat ti It NaKVOUS Fight Enue at Washing- f ton University Oter Football Situation aATTl.K. Jan.- IT. tAPi- Kaorh linn-haw wo, relk'ta of fala duties at liradaojih of the lolverslty of Wni!T,ii(:to foot hall team early today by the stu dent hoard of control. Hut the ' flnullty of the hoard's actio- wa; questioned by the faculty nth- I e;lc ,-omailttee which, iirretoiore has approved nl action i of the hoard retstlve i coachos. , , , . I'nUor Ilia hoard's nrf Ba- nhaw U to n nialn mider Ula ; Ihrce ya eontrart at foil pay. j (ntalini ahotit liS.OOo. hut Is to i he assigned other duties. in If SOCIAL LEASER SLAYS OFFICER ! W. Griffin Gribbel Runs Amuck; Loses Mind During Fracas No sir! An eaitte ran't ftv the wuyMhi.t one lo.s ou th I'MII.ADKI.k'III.V. Jim, I'l t A. PI Klilnt point lil-uik ul a l lloe nflUir kIio liruka llirnuxh -1 bo luiriicuilKd hiilroiini door of tils limim lit Hi" Chi'.itiini 11)11 aertlon. W. liiirtln Kriltbrl, IU. noiliilly pi-mliH'ti4. i.ulv today Hhol unci killed John W. lllmk burn. uoIIi-q Inportuc. wnundi'.l llliu kl i'u u'm i lunirr.'in', iiKd I'lm lavlf fvll ti'lllrally' miiiuiliMl uintiu jlhe fire of otlnr pollro oltlivis. ' Mm. flritilM-l and. Iter fl rhll Idieit rnwert-d hi'htnd a hirkwl door lit unoihrr room, tt whlt-h they ro rented whin tir'liltid imi fronted them hrundWhlna: (he r. vulver. Collin raid tliey helli-vml tliihlii'l hiHl heroine i r.iyei wli't liver . Informed by u phvpirina ttnt )il litiloil his ivmnv- dial to a anatni'liiai. t;r:hh'l Is the son of John llrlhliel, re- Tho. ho-tnl anion '"" (t, n. WrULt, wcll-knowu orirl.il t.iM. The .iiptnln la ph neither to settle the debate aa to j hre aa a arrived In w York with a golden esule thai he liroutlii the , anie o ine i.ivc ..... overseas won nun 10 prove inni me man woo ih-mkimmi mi i. . nr,,j nmuufaruirei' ho al one as a football coa. h nor to deter-I unawer-dollar Is all damp, n.-t. ha two hits he . rli:hl, too' m preMUent of the I nlon rain hi exact siatus. ; 'l.enane and tl.e ure.lileiii of the It opened, for the first, time In tB nvttn m,ctnK tnat preeeded : f f A N70NFRI e history of tha University, t'tn neeotlre session of , tlw. GETS SANTIAGO IN 5TH ROUND th question of the eia.-t power "''hoard. the student hoard, of the faculty j ni0B mMlv form,r f(K1. athletic comtulwoon In passin on. hu UytfN - , uyor j actions relatina lo roaehe. and , h .,, Willed tUt his contract he 'iiouxh. : rtv A I. DEM IRKK Fumnrr rifclii-r N.iv ork f.iauls The irentle art of getting an opponent's goat and throwing of Dr. M, Lylo Spencer, presl- oent oi ine uiuv'i-i j ........ (....j.. Ill di'fwtes Wei wn 'the board ' ' ' 1 . and the commutes. ' . - ,.. ' ' ,. ' . ' - Kollowin aa announcement at. " the board's cseeutlre sesslan that I ',...,. . ,.' to T.d Morgan's littrtor lisht- (the world DC. spencer ha. ruled 'that Its Tap a u-e,., . ,,ht ,'(,, his sped or 111 i.-in m-mb rillfll Ihn fni'UUV COin- ;Trolt club, whifk fiuished In every Hue of sport. Stalling and sixth plsce laat year, will hava a procrastination "hare always been Vavlaed staff. Heading Uie list isjyery sneeeasfnl methods of mak JTeorge Uhlo. broucht from Clere- ,BK a opporent nerToi. knd In a trade which took KenL . . ... n ,n... k .j iw.ir rlalph Rreenleaf proved this ' Tuyener, shorts Lop, from Toronto yt the minors comes , Johnny rudhomme. a right bander, who 4s expected to develop Into a 'eadllner. Camoll, sorrell, Has yel. Billings and Ksrl Whitehlll f last year's team will b avail able, whllo Lil Stoner and Sam jtlloson are on the doubtful list. fio changes hare been made in JJie catching staff to date. Larry recently, when kia mailing tac tics so exasperated Frank Taber ski. that he walked out and left the recent pocket billiards cham pionship tournament flat. Baseball pitchers hare also found that stalling: and deliber ate motions In tho hox worry the average batter, who is keyed up to the breaking point. Eddie Plank, the former Phila- Sv'oodall. Kenrln fine, .n.t Bill i delphia Athletic pitching are. llargraTe are on tha roster, and i wUn hl "erve-rackrae pauses d Phillips of Toronto, who ; "rhl, " W"01" "9 worked out with, the club during jthe catcher's signs, was always irainlns Ust year, 1. a BOssl-i tHOr the side of the ner l,lllly Tons hitter, and owed much of The Coast League has" been !hff ; -. ,wn ,, drawn upon to furnish Roy John- ( "Jlt",lnS- son. of San Francisco, designed j Slow-playing golfers, like for tho right field berth. John-! F""k 1,0,0 'a throw ttleiT 0D son is a slusger. holding close j Inents completely off their to .400 last year, an Bucky taa,same- 'hronn neer exaepera hlgh hopes for faint. "Kat Boo-lion "d e"neM- . trt" Fothergill. who is having j Tom Beaton, the old Phllly hli poundage troubles, probably (Pitcher, used to glare at the bat will be aUlliy outfielder. jters nntU they bad to back away ' .Hellman may have to stage i (rcm "a plate. and wipe the battle for first base position with i """"a out ot ,heir e'fe to rpaln Vliia Alexander, International ; composure. Leaguer who was acquired this " yiar. .Heinle Schuble. from Houston. ISctho shortstop candidate, re lating Tarener. Chick Galloway remains to give Schuble eompe 1)1 Ion. ; Tables are reversed for Bucky and George McBrlde. ' When Bulky was holding down second sack at Washington, McBride was his manager. Now McBride, as coach this, year for Detroit, Is working for bis old employe. The Detroit club wiH go to Phoenix, Ariz., for the training season. Hide with St ages 615 Main - Phone 999 The Pioneer Line of Southern Oregon operating local service from Klamath Falls to Chiloquin Ashland and Medford, with connections to all points North and South. Thi3 company has served you faithfully in the .past years and will continue giving '!.' your excellent service, Busses leave from . Stage Terminal, 615 &ain street for. Ashland and Medford at 7 a. m. 10 a. m. 1:30 p. m. 5 p. m. For Chiloquin and way points 8 a. m. 12:30 p. m. 3:30 p. m. 7 p. m. "Southern Oregon Stages and t.enrge Cnttormscn. mittea declared that the presl- i 1 -" .". deut had swnreil Its members j They all declared that llag Ihat they had power lit rerre ishaw was an axi-ellenr cruirh. that ik. knu.it it bo foot hall ulayerv liked hltn As attempt of Jhe board to em-!nnd that his opposition was rmm i ' . - 1 i i. . k-.i . f. ... i, i ;a l.enane and vtrc prelil Public l.editer conipauy. J'oltre e-o Mirnmoncft by n - jihboisi. Illiii khiii'14 lin ked his wnv lino the iipolati's liuilrontii with an ax. : 11 lihol .riit him thrntixh tlie bran. I.awrcur. CHlCAtiO. ' Jan. H. (API .gnhii to his chief's uld. received Tony funi-itierl of New York),, hu,.t wound ntn.ve the he.irt. who recemly wa deposeil as j Other police then sltnt (irllih. I In featherweight champion, today jihn !,.,. ntiv ami simiiai h. stood out a a prlncliail jjjr.al (;rihl-l served overseas ditrlux war a4 a inujur. In- ttlnckbitrn li-aves a widow knockout victory over Armando 'and three i-hllilr n Lomski Body Punches Beat ' J. Brnddock NRW YtlllK, Jan. III. (AIM J.uncs J, llrnildiick, hard punch ing light .licaifywelglil (mm Jvr iicv ' 1 1 y . has found In Hie " II'csmIvcIII'SS of l.eo l.olll-UI. tile Aberdeen, Wah,, woodsman, the roiiulieMt spot along his road to an. I iii of the illvlloa. I.oiuikl fnrceil the fighting nil lt ")f In their icli rnun.l haltlti at Madi son tiiiiinre Car.U'U last nltiUI mid got 1 lie clecUlou The Jersey Ind. Willi g" this shm 111 IiIk lime liti 1 1 1 1 11 a I'V shooUiig in 11110 rliiUl lilt ii siunKh Hint broke Pole I.11U0 law uud fnli.iwlng it up with a kiio hoiit of Tuffy tli'lfflih. found hn could not land hit Icrrulc punch on I ho stocky , we iiei ucr. I.em-kl kept innilrfK to cIiim iiuurii rs, eiuilliig ihn daiiEerons right and pniiiiilliig .ilruildiM'k's lni.iy wi'h JiiIiIiik left hooks. A rlnvoldc roncenmts gave l.oni ski six rotimU and ttraddo-k ilirea while one'wss i-ullei even. The officials wers lens rertiiln. one Jitdue rnllliig the fight a Irsw while the other nnred with Iteferea Arthur Iknmvan In nwiirilliiK it to f.onikl. l'riiviileni e was the firm illy ! In the I'llltofl ft'nteii til have 0iei air -ifhools, . IK (Mil fcXPl.Ollr l, ( Hit At. O. Jan. iAI'i ilyiiiiintlK honih evploiicii n n,,, li illwry et a six fl:i 1 liullillng m, 1 lie vest hide uliorily 1 for 111 I.I. night I oil 11 y, tcnrtiiir a lioln M llni flour, sioue of h pcr.i.n. Ilvlnir lit the hnl!dlng vras huri. tlioiifli I hi' eullru sliiii'turn , Ji .1 1. n, , Anthony I'.uili'kl, nwner. Iil.nii od lalior irouUlus. It . was itu. reiclllli hotnli ,f the year In I'll! Effpclivrj ptje. iSlh , To Vi)iiiit't with Sotithorn Tacific Train No. 7 at Clicmault KLAMATH FALLS DEND STAGE Iif'nves Kl.irnnth VaU at 2:15 p. in. iii.-t-nl ..f 2 p. m.. .. Nortlilan 1 Transportatio t Co. Terminal Stage IVpol r,K Main "Kiilo Hut Not .:,nl" V t 4 Snntia&A of Cut.i Coming back after heiug pound- j sor resnlta na Hersld Class Ads ed to the floor fir a seven count ' We Have Taken tho Agency ' For The In the first round, tantonerl - I.ka i. k-i ........ fA1,i,, : Knocse.1 our naniingo in ine IDIHIHl'l. uw www . " " nower the aruduatn Karl Campbell to employ a new 'the gridiron head roach, was postponed uulll I "The attllttde of the hoard of, one o'clock this afternoon. In control, " ftagshaw said, "In vot-; the interftn student leaders ndlg to- nl!eve mo of my duties the athletic committee were to;as head football coach merely In-. confer with Dr. Spencer for a Idicates on their part their desire definite ruling on whether the to evade tha Issue. Ii win my n- EPIDEMIC WANES hoard's aclioif was final. Tha , derstandlng that 1 was to Ie ( DIIT neUAtiri rriD committee announced that ll.hlred aa head football coach and .BUI UtWlAiiU rUR would reverse the board If po,that la. addition I was to per-1 VICKS CONTINUES glbjA - ; form such other additional dtt-' Student leaders carefully r ;" tha board might assign 'ro A(-ch ,.,., trained from expressing their oullo me. Jertions to . Bagshaw during kn open meetingtwhlch preceded the executive session. But when they finli srouiid of their boul al the f'.illyeiim lan nlaht. Venice wat built on SO Maud and has ton bridge. were closeted they declared that "I 'am relieved aa head, coach. That means In- plain, language to I me that 1 am fired. -' ' "I can make no other Interpre- , hytein After Hn Hepnnie lor lUionl Out put. HH'ftMl WAVK KK.UI-:U j Public halth ofllclals now re-' BaggV was grnernliss nnpopu- .'atlon of the situation." . .. ' ,.,. . I Tha Kn.P.I Ata - f. . ..vnrrl I lar, mac ine maiuruy or mil "' : , . . , . student body had lost, confidence .hotir. discussion was tl to ,nort a derltne . In tha P' in hlm.at heWed drawbig -"'n-t Bagsh.w. Smith If,:.". power at the gate, that he failed pre-ioeni oi int siuoeni; nooy, ;c,llon(l B.Bini,i ,.0ja fur tear of; to draw football material Trpni:'"" ne special meei- i prfi und more severe flu state high schools that his 0n-!'". did not vote. wave, as lu I9lf. tlnued presence as head roach There Is. le'sl.les. ine rtsx 01 would be at a financial loss ; to i Kl.MOl S S.'IKKP DIES. . dwp chet colds, bronchitis, and the student body, and that nek WOODf.AN'h. Cel.. Jan. 19. (A. pneumonia, which norinally reach woultf have to he removed at! P.) California Boy. adjudged ,h'r ' 'lwn n0n,';Vr" some time and there was no se-.the finest specimen of Rambouil- people in dodging the issne longer. ;, let sheep in the Inlteil stairs. lh ..,. r(iiinil which fol- Bagshaw's supporters, however, died of pneumonia. The ram. i.v, - fin-attack said they had no Intention of; tour years, old, had won first i That millions throughout the dropping their fight nntil every prizes iu Chicago, Portland. Oak- country are heeding this wsrnlng means of retaining bint in his ( laud and San Francisco. Is evident from the persistent call present capacity had failed. Ku- I ; ,fi-r Vlcks Vuimllub. the external mors were current that If the: APPMOTKD TltlMMIXfi. j treatment which proved so help- llnarH'a ..tnn at an A a tha maulm. tUI HI j:M3, I HO M'SB llinurw- (ant coaches and the faculty com- i Appllqued work Is a favorite I lories are still operating tho nl.hl uhirtrf vltl..h mittee will walk out. They re-j trimming, chiffons-taking velvet I, ,' , , h,,;, nf tha fused to discuss their plans. ;appIiduod flowers. georgeiies lBpideniic. as the public continues Bagsbaw's proponents were far;satin. liven straw bats have ap- to demand over 373. Ovo Jars in the majority -among speakers ,pllqued fjnwer trimmings. .every 24 hours. LOW WINTEP-RATES Save hours and dollar" enjoy the comfort ot ilccn-eu-hluncd. heated cuar-lieM. iravellnit to any CullfirnlA rliy.' ruulhwesl or Kant. Ih'pnriurrs ilnily at . 10 A.M. I'. t. Some Low Fares v Yreka $4.35 Redding; $7.10 Sacramento $12.90 San Francisco $13.55 Oakland $13.53 Depot 615 Main St. . 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