The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, July 23, 1929, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO THE EVENltiO HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OHECION Tuemlny, July 2. 102!) 1 r-TH IN THD RCALM OF TT-1 ;SiiPOKrl TFNIUI1 PI JY I LI ill III I Ln! RESULTS MADE KNOWN rmmn rurmv : : ril.UG IH niiT nr nun Challenge Round for Davit Cup Friday PARIS, July 13. UP) With the llnsups at the rival teams settled, the American and French tennla players settled down to diy to complete their training end strategy for the Deris cop challenge round, starting this Friday. Two daily periods for use of the eonrta at Roland Oarros sta dlnm hare been set aside for the Americans. Big Bill Tllden, Oeorge Lott. Wllmer Allison and John Tan Ryn. Their dally ses sions are at 10 a. m.a to noon, and I to t p. m. The draw for the singles will be held Thursday morning at 11:30 Lott and Tllden are the American choices while Henri Cochet and Jean Borotra will play for the French. The draw will ba without ceremony, only the two captains, M. Pierre Gol lou and Fits Ruhr Dixon, par ticipating. SHARPE'S PROMOTION IS TOLD Edward H. Sharps assistant manager of derelopment and col' enlsatlon of Southern Ilclflc has resigned to assume direction of public relation.', for the Arlatlon corporation, it waa learned today. snarp baa, been with the South . rn Pacific and affiliated com' panles In San Bernardino, Los Angeles and San Francisco for IT yean. He haa been prom inently identified with that com' pany throughout the west as lta point of contact with newspapers and elrto and agricultural asso ciations. The Arlatlon corpora' tlon owns a controlling Interest ura air transport companies. Thee companies operate between St principal titles In 19 eastern and, middle western states, one ef them the Universal Arlatlon corporation operates an air mall passenger aerrlca between New York and California. The Arla tlon corporation likewise controls the Falrchlld- Arlatlon corpora tion wnich manufacturers air pUnes and parts and haa sub sidiary companies manufacturing aerial photographic equipment lor making aerial surreys. The corporation has substantial In terest ln and management con trol ot Roosevelt Field, Inc., it has a number ot arlatlon schools xor tne training of pilots. The Arlatlon corporation's companies operate air mall contracts for approximately s.glj railes and hare a passenger mileage of T.IJ with a combined airways mileage ot 1,232. Mr. Sharpe'a headquarters will be ln New Tork City. India has less than (0,000 miles of surfaced roads to 40,000 miles of railway. Umpire Just Five Days Behind Time iu. Give You I O06HTA Bras dOST THREE That watch audi MINOTTES T& PlAY BcUt..'l TtKft IT AMf PROM foii.'" i'm Clap He Pioeir) ( his crazy IT i-uss 1 ENOUGH T& TON FOR Two PAYS!I pjmee mxutej By AL DEMAREE (Former -Pitcher N. Y. Giants) Bill Byron, the umpire, had one ringer off, and McQraw always f Wm 1 nfmFf Siu BVron PJuep ciaimea ne wore it off picking pockets. Bill, however. Insisted that he wore It oft pointing to "Ex-lte" aigns for McGraw. Anyway, one day Bill chased Jawn off tha field. Jawn kept arguing, and finally Bill pulled out his watch. "I'll Just give you three minutes to get ont ot the park," aald Bill. "Say," snarled John. "I got a notion to grab that watch." About two minutes later, how ever, McGraw beat It. Then Byron remarked to tbe other um pire, "I'm glad be didn't grab tbe watch. It hasn't been running lor Mrs days." Bill would bare had a nlca time counting out three mlnutea a John with that watch 1 Tha results ot tha Ash land - Klamath Falls golt tournament which was held at the Reamea Qolt and Country club were made known this morning. Klamath Falls Just doubled the score of Ash land, 14 to It, but Ash land plans to get eren at the next game which will be held at the Ash land golt course on Sun day, July 23. Sixteen members from Ashland played here Sun- day, Fred Engle making tha course ln the last number ot strokes. Chaa I Roberts received the best score for tbe Klam- ath Falls members. About 30 or 40 from ' Klamath Falls plan to make the trip to Ashland this Sunday. BABY GIRL DROWNED PENDLETON, July 23. (AP) The 14-month-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Pace, llrlng near Hermlaton, drowned late Saturday when ahe fell Into an Irrigation ditch near her home. EXPLOSION AT EVERETT EVERETT, Wash.. July 23. (A P) An explosion from oxygen tanks used for welding caused a fire here which destroyed the Snohomish Iron works near hre. Damage amounted to 110,5V $QXr WANK Even the man who watches the clock is better than the guy who watches the thermometer ST j IVIFE OUCKS I ' r- -r WHDSBAMD mtS&m MOnEV in cpap games AWDlgMES-iOrllM NA1URMLY Mat 1 wIhK 1 1 mi-mmmmmwhmmm A million motorists are finding that they need not par premium price for fine performance. VIOLET sUTanrtHbaack . Gasoline) . . . today's beat motor fuel ... if old for the price of ordinary gasoline. LOOK Ton THE VIOLET COL.OR. IT tS YOUR PROTECTION CHAMPIONS IN BOTH JOE DUXDS5 DHTROIT. July 32. Joe Dun dee ot Baltimore, lantern-Jawed world welterweight champion, haa finally been lured from the security ot over-weight matches to risk his crown against a con tender at the division weight. Dundee will meet Jackie Fields of Chicago, recognized welthr champion ln the twenty-six states ot the national boxing associa tion, ln a fifteen-round title fight at the state fair grounds here July 25. It la Dundee's first appearance ln a title bout since he won the championship from Pete Latzo two years ago. It Is Michigan's first fifteen-round championship fight under the revised state law, permitting full length battles where a title is Involved. Both Champa The battle la to be the open ing bill ln Floyd' Fltxslmmons' new outdoor arena, the largest plant In the country dedicated solely to boxing, and It Is the first bout between two cham pions In the same division, each with a definite claim to the title. Fltsslmmons' new arena seats 32,000, and can be expanded to take care of 100,000, It Detroit should get a heavy weight cham pionship shot. It Is erected on - - ( - "J state property. Fltsslmmons holds, a ten-year lease from the state, with the option of -.1 for ten years more. He has con structed a permanent outdoor tight plant, with every seat ele vated back ot the first ten rows ot ringside. Although Dundee has been making only overweight matches since he became champion. Heinle Blausteln, one ot his handlers, claims that ln his last showing, when he stopped Billy Alger in eight rounds In Pittsburgh, ln June, the champion showed the same wallop that wore down Pete Latso, that kayoed Tommy Free man ln tour rounda ln Madison Square Garden, and that stopped Mickey Walker In eight rounds. tbe only time Walker haa been stopped In a decade. Dundee cracked- Alger with a right up- percut In the eighth round and the fight waa orer. Fields Winning. (Too' Fields has been active and uni formly successful since his two- round knockout ot Sergeant Sam my Baker ln Los Angeles last Oc tober, tie haa won ten knock outs and seren decisions In 17 fights; bis final appearance be- iore me tine nout nera being a one-round knockout of Farmer The IMPROVED PERFOR3IAXCK 0 a MILLION MOTORS TOLD the STORY FAR ahead of previou record. ..with demand (till increasing at a rate that efa new pace for all mo tor fuels, the sudden suc cess of VIOLET RAT SBrtt tmsMk gasoline teem ale most startling. Yet there 1 a simple ex planation of the swiftly in creasing preference motor ists are showing for VIOLET RAT 11 aUi gasoline. It is this: the motor-wise and critical automobile owner of the West tried Violet Ray, and found it to be anti-knock, pure, quick starting, full of power, economical. The improved perform ance of million motor' told the story. VIOLET SAT aatl-ftasxli Gasoline ha been proven the superlative fuel for all automobile engine. rWMCtef QeneralPerrelcwm CerSeratlon ef CallornU CORNERS 1 Wil Y JACKIE FIELDS Joe Cooper In "hlcago, June 23 It took Fields -nly a minute and 44 seconds to flatten Coop r, who nerer had beea knocked out. Both flghtera hare e.-.tablished their training rampa ln Detroit, Fields wo'k'-s rut at tha atate f-1 rroii-ls, --r the big arena, and Dundee at Eastwood Park, a ib-- ' '-nee away. MRS WICK KILLED SEATTLE, July 23, (AP) An automobile clntalnlng fire persons plunged orer a 200-foot embankment seven mllea east of Renton. killing Mrs. W. E. Wick of Seattle. The others escaped with alight Injuries. ...in a S Wt LftievTT A Vrtii TorA Co. . . . on the lot it's ' -s $ J f I '''' " ' ' C SEALS HOLDING FIRST PLACE IfJ SECOND HALF Los Angeles Angels Running Cloi Second By The AsaorUtnl Press Pacific Coast Inngue clubs changed battle grounds today to resume tha waning season's struggle for the tow remaining 1090 honors, with the Sun Frau- claco Scale holding tha lead for tha second half, and tha Los Angeles Angels a close second Tha 8als snt a dlssylng pen during tha first two weeks of tha new half, winning eighteen of their twenty-two games, thus displacing the Hollywood Stars In the leadership. Hollywood went north lead ing the league, but took a ter rific beating at the hands of the reorganised Portland Ducks, losing six out of seren games that counted In the series, and winding up In fourth place. This week the Seals play the Oaks at Recreation Turk, the Mission Reds play at Portland.! Hollywood plays at Seattle, and tha badly bent Sacramento team facea the Angela In tha southern city. TO COMPETE FOR TITLE NEW YORK, July 23. (AP) Jess 8weelser, formerly Amerl csn and Brlttsh amatsur golt champion, la to compete for the national amateur title In the tournament at Pebble Beach, Cal., Sept. 3-7. He haa tiled his entry along with 20 Americans and fire British golfers. The list closes tonight. Hl'K CARROLL K.XGAtlKD HOLLYWOOD, Calif.. July 23. (AC) Suo Carr-'ll, motion pic ture actress, today displayed square cut diamond on her en gagement finger, and admitted her engagement to Nick. Stuart, film atar. No plans hare been made -for the wedding. The world's rarest stamp, for which nearly 133,000 waa paid recently, le on exhibition at the National Phllatello exhibition at Havre, Franca. I cigarette it's OMEHOW YOU APPREQATB that with a Chesterfield. Perhaps it' the extra fragrance delicate, spicy, aromatic. Perhaps it's the mild sweetness, or the mellow richness and "character," More likely it' all these, but so completely and smoothly blended and cross-blended, the stand ard Chesterfield method, that it seems no blend t alL but a tingle perfect tobacco. In a cigarette it's taste; in Chesterfield it' " "TASTE above everything hesterfield FINE TURKISH and DOMESTIC tobaccos, not only BLENDED but CROSS-BLENDED Beacon Lights Installed for Night Flying Construction work on the In stallation of power lint's to sites for limcun lights for air inn 1 1 ulght (lylug, betweeu Delta, Cali fornia and Drain, Ore, cm, will start today according to an an nouncement made this after noon from the local California Oregon Power company. The work will take about al weeks, and for the most part will be In motintalunus country The government will Install elect rlo beacons on the summit ot the Blskiyuua liisluad of ga htaruna aa originally plauiieil The Rlchflsld Oil company has Installed a beacon there and the government beat-one will be sup plied from a power lino Installed and paid for by tha oil company. Tbe sites ot beacons In Cali fornia are: Delta, La Molun. Flume Creek, Dunsmulr, Hhaala (lllr.-.k Dutie) Weed air port (Kdite-' wood). Osielle, Yreka, lllack Mountain and Hornbronk. Lights to be Installed In Ore gon will be placed at different air porta and stations snd will Include the SUklynu summit Htelnman, Barron ranch, Ilutle Valley, Gold Hill, Grants Pass Sexton mountain, Ursve Creik Wolf Creek, Stage Coarh Pars, Cow Creek, Csnyon Mountain. Missouri Bottom, Weaver Hill (Myrtle Creek) Roberta Moun tain. Mt. Neho at Itnseburs Wllbut. Sutherlln, Rice Hill Yonrnlla and Pruln. MKI.lm OF 1LAX SALEM, July 33. ( AP) The slate board ot coutrol has au thorised Col. W. II. llnrtrain. su perintendent of the Industries at the stale petiltentinry, to con tract with farmers for mil year the sowing of (."SO acres of flax for nsxt year's crop. This Is an Increase of 3.310 acres over this year. The 1J crop Is now being delivered at the state prison and la pronounced ot excellent qual ity. Foyv-flve pulling machines are at work In the Willamette ralley. Texas, with mors thsn 14.430 mllea of railroad, leads all the states tit the union In this res pect Illinois Is second and Penn sylvania third. Action Taste more JINKS TENT E Tha Jennings' shows, one nf tli, 1 finest lent shows on (he road today, are due to arrive In Klsm. ath Fulls. Friday, July 30th an. curding to announcement made today. A Itu-allon on South Sixth street has been obtained where the shows will be presented. A week's ensiiKoments will be tilled here. The show appeared here a year ago, plsylug to capacity audi ences. Mr. .Jennlnga stated today thnt this show Is the only one ot Ha kind owned and operatod by an Oregon man. On the opening night ladles will he admitted free. m:tiht hah breakdown SACRAMENTO, Calif.. July 33. (AP) Aparently suffering from a mental breakdown, Dr. C. O. Tollvn, Tacoma, Wash., dentist, who disappeared while return ing home from the dentists' con, rentlon In Sacramento, was pick ed up by police her. Tea waa probably the first aril (Irlally concocted human drink. The tea habit ln China dates back 4.700 years. SWIM at tha NEW KLAMATH NATATORIUM 1719 Main St. For HEALTH. H.UKTV, FIN! Vlgllsut supervision: competent Instruction availabli by appoint ment. Iteeervatlona tor private parties by appointment. Try Our Natural Hi Water) Htram Tub and Miowere. PHONE 1268 MILD. ..end yet THEY SATISFY III1;'1 HER ANNUAL TOUR