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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 6, 1929)
Tupwdnv, August 1020 PAGE TWO THE EVENTNO HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREOON" COAST HAuL NOW HEARING FIFiALSTAGE Soak, Stars and Millions ( Run Neck and Neck for Pennant By Th. Aesociafd Proa Willi three Imbi bunched ol moet neck and neck (or the leadership of the Pacific Cosst Lesgue, th final (w week o( th 1911 season. It appears to day, would prove th moat ex citing of both sessions. Tha Saala ware first, with 14 won oat ot II; th Hollywood Stars second, with II oat of IB. and th San Francisco Missions were third, with 21 ont of 16. Th 6eal'e war scheduled to open the week'a aeriea against th Mission Red at San Fran cisco, and in view ot th prist Involved, some fair baseball was believed to b In protpect. Paat aeriea between these two clubs har always yielded the utmost In adventurous play, and this xrcek will b so exception. - Dropping th odd came ot the terltt to Oscar Vltt'a snappy out fit while th - Mlrs's trained (round by fighting hard to win from the Angels, the Seala whit tled away much of their reserve last week. . Troubles of th Los Angeles club hare been by no mean; diminished by the acquisition of Ja-k Leilvelt as manager. While there Is plenty of hitting stren gth on th Lot Angela .team, as a whole th club Is woefully alow on tha bases, and appears dispirited en the field, apparent ly larking sew blood. Individual members ot the Missions Reds were confident to day that before the present ser ies Is orer, they will bar dis placed the Seals as league lead ers. They pointed to the sudden decline of Elmer Jacobs and Holllt Thurston aa Important reasons, but In this respect they themselves are not wholly un perturbed for two ot their own all tplcbers, Merton Kelson and Herman PiUett failed to dis play much effectiveness against th Angels. : Th Seatla Indians were sche duled to mct. h Oakland Oaks across the bay, while Ixs Ang eles and Hollywood were matched la th Southern Metropolis, and Portland was to meet th Sen ator! at Sacramento. SEARCHING FOR . NOTED CHEMIST PORTLAND. Ore.. Aug. 6, (A P) -A call for ass-tanee of the Crag Rats, a mountain-climbing organisation la Hood River, was mad today by those searching for Ren D'UrbaU 18, depart ment of agriculture chemist, who d'-"peared in th Whit river glaciers yesterday. Organised search for th University of Cali fornia graduate started befor dawn today when he tailed to ppear at th government camp yesterday afternoon. He left camp early la th morning " to Use pictures of th glsder. PEARSON CRiTICALLX ILL PORTLAND. -Aug. . (AP) Injured , possibly fatally yester day when the glider he was mani pulating at Pearson field took a nose dive from an altitude ot 30 feet, J. W. Reubens, 35, was un conscious in a hospital har to day. He suffered a skull frao tura. Th glider, built by th Portland Glider club, bad just been released from an automobile which had towed It across the field. PETERSON FULFILLS WISH YOSEMITE Cal., Aug. S, (A P) Fulfilling a wish to tee Yosemlti ralley befor he died, Arthur Herman Patsrson, 48, .special agent tor Union Oil com pany, Santa Ana; died here today following a heart attack. Ha la survived by his widow Blanche ,B. Pattrson, Santa Ana. The body was sent to Merced today from whence it will bt forward ed to Santa Ana. DaahIa aitlisv sftnV MAtr liir bills shouldnt be alarmed at threatening letters reiki CP uouo&AioO OriTHEOTrimEUreJ a Him . I r l -1 r q u-'iiii - i lfarn ivm. twin rQ 'I UIFE CRACKS r!) e , --ty.. The Rajah Makes Money In Trades fdusr TiMeeo me LLgrfS 1 rr MeAH Morte M-Slis Him i2iiSssBSBB I By AL DK.MAHKB (Former Pitcher ft. T. Giants) I was talking to Rogers Horns- by on day about making money la baseball. Roger waa telling me that that atory about hit losing so much on the ponies was all the bunk. "Well." t tsld. "If a man gets out of the game with 1100,000 h's all right." And he has mad a lot more sine then. Hornsby, nnllk th more than that already." "Oh," Hornsby replied, "I got average player, actually has made mosey by being traded. When Breadon and McGraw helped him onto th Braves, they actually did him a good turn. Judge rnehs of th Braves Is perhaps th big gest hearted mogul In th majors. He did Bancroft a good turn, when he let Dare sell himself to th Dodgers for fIS.OOS. and I am told he gave Hornsby a chance to tell himself out of Boston. Fuchs needed cash, and when Hornsby was told to the Cubs. It not only put the Judge back on bis feet financially, bat I have it on good authority that It meant 150,000 In Rogers' pocket So Hornsby got th laugh again' on tha fellow who thought they were telling him down th river. . Twenty-f tva years ago today, Ralph Rase, the giant shot patter, hurled the IS pound hammer 190 feet. WILSON ABOUT EVEN CHICAGO, Ang. I, (AP) Hack Wilson, Cubs' alugjint outfielder, Is about even with Dasiy Vance, ttar Brooklyn hurler. Wilson, who until yes terday had fanned eight strai ght times In attempting to get a hit off Vance, earn up In the sixteenth Inning and peeled off a single which drove - English over with the winning run - In the I to I victory. Aa escaped Insane patient was captured in a tax collector's Of fice th other day. Even a sane man has trouble User these days. Nice Fellows Become Hard Eggs When They Manage Ball Qubs ew"J'wu'n' " ' " " tiMieiiiuiieasees)ijieei u i ie)ipj ew fi. hsui v. immm f 1 : I ('f ' AW.' J -A tJ"T? V" aaaBBattsas A plajrt those tbre big lcsu manager need to be placid, trolling fellows, at shown at the top. Rut, a manaar . . well, look at the maps below. Left to right, they ar Waiter Johnson, Bill Southworth and RMEr Pecktapaughu There must be something about running t ball elub that brings to th surface what th up lift people call men's brultlsh Instincts. We are thinking of three very tweil fellowt la their active daya on the diamond, Walterd Johnson, Billy Southworth and - Roger Peektnpaugh. Ot course, It might be that the stars this year are favorable to auch general uneavorlness as hat been eihlblted recently between the Cubt and the Reds and others, but the fact is, thest three gentlemen have noticeably curdled tine their old car free days oa tht diamond FISH PULLMAN MEN NORTH Having completed, for th Urn being at least, th planting of fish In th lakes and ttreame of Klamath tnd other counties of that part of tht alata tht fish "Pullman" ot th state game commission hat moved to Lane county where It will be buay for some time making distribu tions from th alackenil river hatchery. While enrout to Lane county planting ot 1,800 Eastern Brook trout and 1,000 ralnbowt were placed In Big Lake and Patjena Lake ot Linn county, respectively. SIXTH WORKMAN REPORTED FOUND LOUISVILLE. Ky.. Aug. I, (A P) The body ot th sixth work man killed Saturday In an explo sion on an oil barge on th Ohio river ne:r Kosmosdal. Ky., waa recovered her last Bight by a craw of men with grappling hookt. Tht body wet Identified ti that ot William Wllberdlng, 1. Louisville, one of the seven men working In th barge when the explosion occurred. The seventh man. Frank Reader, IT, of Rosewood, Ind., It still missing. Dr. Roy L. Carter coroner, aald he planned to begin an Investi gation ot th accident today. Warden Xab Violator! Deputy gam warden have been on the alert In the Diamond Lake district of Jackson county during the past thirty daya and bar arrested a total ot IS law violators. The violations cover angling without a license, kill ing deer during closed aearan, aliens fishing without licensee and taking fish under the legal limit ot six lnchea. A number of non-resident tourists have also been arrested for fishing with out licenses. FIGHTS LAST KIGHT By The Associated Press New YorkJack Kid Berg, England, , stopped Jo Trabon, Kansas City, (5.) Jersey City, N. J.e-rlrtsh Bobb Brady, Jersey City, outpointed Jos Martinet, Spain, (10.) HOLD INFANT ANDPRE-SCHOOL TEST AT MERRILL An infant and pra-school age clinic It being held at Merrill this afternoon under th direc tion of Dr. G. H. Neweom. connty health officer, assisted by Hszel B. McClelland, county health nurse. Dr. B. G. Bark well, child specialist, had been scheduled by the county health officials to conduct severs! clinics this tummer, but he hat left Klamath Falls and tht work devolves upon tht local tuff. Dr. Kewsom and Mist McClol land wll conduct a similar clinic at Malln community hall bttween the hour ot 1:00 and 4:00 p. m. Friday, August . TOKYO, Aug. I. (AP) Ten miners wer killed today In the Sumlto Bantaa coal mine la the central part of Hokkaido (Yeio) sixty nine others war trapped with littl bop ot reteu. YEAH! Editor Usee Pajamas for Hit Stroll oa Sunday Wtn Editor W. O. Saunders ot the Ellsbeth City (N.J.) Inde pendent, took a morning stroll clad la tan pajamas and a neck tie, at pictured here, h expected to treat quit a stir but ht didn't. Few pedestrians noticed the unusutl garb ot thtlr editor and tmall boyt didn't even let out tht customary rataberry when ht passed. And ont critic said It wasn't much because pajamas aren't pajamas unless they're pink. WALTER FINKE MUST STAND MURDER TRIAL PORTLAND, Aug. I, (API Walter Flnke, IT, who laat May shot to death Herbert Beam, It, his rival for tht affections ot a girl, waa ordered to appear In municipal court today for pre liminary hearing. Flnke'a eat wit recently re manded from Juveull court to the circuit court. " This action makes grand Jury consideration mandatory, and ittbllthtd Flnkt't ttatut at an adult Finkt tbot Beam three timet tt th two mtt In tht corridor of. a high school her during afternoon classes, tnd then thotl, snd tirloaaly wounded himself. Scoret ot Undents, Including tht 18-year-old girl in the case, wit nessed the tragedy. "POWDERED MILK UNIVERSITY. V., Aug. , (A P) Within ten yeara milk con sumers ot this country will be buying powdered milk tt on half of th present milk eoat. Profes sor James Boyle, of Cornell Uni versity, told the round-table on "Country Life" at th Institute of public affaire her today. Thlt milk, ht tald, would bt as good is milk not artlflcally made. ELY DROWNED DENNIS, Mass., -g. 1 (AP) John Carl Ely, ton of a Seattle, Wash., sculptor, connected with th American museum of natural history at New York, drowned here whilt swimming lata yes terday, tie was polled ashore but efforts to revive him felled. World's Series Could Be Staged By K1VARD J. NEIL Associated Press Sport Writer If th Philadelphia Athletics don't crack pretty toon or tht Chicago Cub quit winning all those ball garnet, they'll be able to tttg the world'a aerlet Ittt thlt month and finish out the league tchedult whenever they get around to It. American League tans art get ting used to teeing on club pounce on the pennant 11 to August and leave th reel ot th circuit struggling along la t second division, anywhere from a dosen to twenty game behind. Th Yankee mad a practice ot It for a eoupl ot. seasons tnd now tht Athletic bar their rivals rubberlegged for trying to catch up. It has remained for tht Cubt. howtvtr, to turn th customary knock-down, drag-out struggle (or the National League flag luto a meek procession that consists oa on leader and seven tall Oder. Th Cardinals. Ottnts and th Plratee, always there or thereabout (or the patt few years, look Just Ilk th rest of th clubs thlt season. Today th Cub have a margin ot 7 1-1 Samoa over tht second plact Pirates and It any further proof ot championship class wat ntedtd the Cubt tlormtd up from behind yetttrday to take ding-dong decision from tht stub born Brooklyn Dodgers, I to I. la sixteen Innings. Tht victory was th 10 th tor th Cubt In thtlr Ittt IS garnet. Tht youthful Mtt Ott bleated Pittsburgh's ho pee of winning from tht Giants through a spectacular rally la th ninth In ning. Six runt bthlnd. tht Plr atee clubbed la five, drov Carl Mart rom tht mound, tnd seem ingly were on th high road to victory whan Ott picked up Bar ttll't fifth hit and threw out Clarke at th plat tor th final out OTarrell tnd Terry hit homers. Tht Athletlee tailed to add to their II 1-1 game lead over the Y-keee in tht Americas League but they loat no ground either In splitting two garnet wltb the St Louis BroT- while New York wat Idle. Tht Browns treated Rubt Wtlberg roughly in the first seeslo", winning I to I. Kress helped th St. Louis cause with a bomtr with one on. ...in a cigarette it's , JuIjGES OP HORSES mu look for manw ferent "points." Judges of good tobacco took for taste and tut mloui. s And Chesterfield girts you, not several tastes . mixed, but sots mildness, flavor, delightful aroma, wddtd togtfbtr into one distinctive tobsc co "character" smoothie' blended and cross blended, the standard Chesterfield method. Three words uj It all: OltW, ttneerr S Wvns Tneiree C. Any Time Th second gam went II In ulnge and tt Lefty Grove and George Ktrnshnw, another pair of Athletto toes, pounded hard befor Jack Qulnn came In and ltd th Mackmtn to an I to T conquest, Mul Ilaae hit an Im portant homer that helped tit the tcort la tht ninth. Al Bl mona hit hit 14th of the teaaon in th tint Boley acored the wining run la th twelfth In Blahop't tingle. Th "'thlngton Senator stag ed tomt tort of a celebration In th only other gam In th Am erican League, overwhelming Detroit II to I. Four Tiger pit cher allowed II hlta. Percy Jonee, wealthiest hurler la th Major, tossed hit flrti gam la a month for th Boston Bravt and shult out Bt Louis, I to 0, wltb three scattered hltt. Tht Cincinnati Rede dropped the Itst gam of tht serlet to Phil adelphia, T to I, when a four run rally fell ont marker thort ot tying the score la th ninth. 1IAFEY READY TO RETURN ST. LOUI8, Aug. I, (AP) Chick llnfey. horn run bitter for th St. Louis Car'sle. It ready to get back Into th gam, liefer waa out aloe July II when he Injured bit right thumb In slid ing to tht platt: For results no Herau Claaa Ada SWIM t tha NEW KLAMATH NATATORIUM 1719 Main St For HEALTH. HAPtTk UNI Vlgllaui supervuion: ompeteu instruction avallabU by appoint ment. Reservations for private parties by appointment Try Out Natara Hat Water) Steam Tub and Showers. PHONE 1268. in a horse it's W1 V "TASTE above evertthing esterfield FINE TURWSH-snd DOMESTIC tebsccos, not only BLENDED but ; HARRISON OF OREGON WINS OCEAN CITY, N, J Aug. 6. (AP) Ilradshaw Harrison of Oregon, a I'udflo Coaat candidal for National tennis honors, step ped over to the Atlantlo eoabord and yeeterduy oapturod the At lantlo coast tingle, clinuipluiislilp. Harrison, University of Oregon student, defeated Ilruro Barnes ot Teiaa University, 1-1, I I, 1-4 In the finals. Harrison raptured th title held by Ben (I '-vliikoff of Is Angele who ti defend it Th first and 1 act and four games In -d In lb llarrlaon-Karnes h wer played Saturday r rain caused postponement Eight presidents of tht United Btatea have been membera of the American Philosophical Society oldest learned goolety In America.1 OuMoorltrillf and Recreation at MAKE LOUISE An out-of-door vacation In a world-fumed localo horsvback , . . hiking , ,. swimming . . , boating.. . luxurious rot with background of scenic beauty unparalleled. Cht tetu Lake Louis it magnificent metropolitan hostelry with typical Canadian Pacific service, accomodations and cui sine. J ust ttep from your own doorway by Vn ctss liner tnd Canadian Pacific train from Seattle and Vancouver. ill mm Canadian Pacific WJt MM 7.7 .. Canadian 3 Spirit AS I t WOllKJNfl l lllt Nl.W IlliCOItl) BT. LOUIS, Aug, I. (AP) drover Cleveland Alexander to day wua gunning for a ntw all time national pitching record. "Old Pott" tltd Christy Mat. heweon'a record last Thursday by registering bit 171 mound triumph. Today ht bad Hit pkhlng call fur th Ctrdlualt against Iht Boston Bravet and hopes to establish a ntw mark. Walter Johnson hold the Am erican league record, piling up 411 vlctorlea In II seasons. rTlll:ll AM) HON OOMPKTH BT. LOUIS. Aug. I, (API Fathtr tnd ton completed again st ttrh other In Iht lghth an nual National public links golt championship which opened to day at Forest park. They wer Wllllap Reed, Jr., and William Reed, 8r., ot Indian a polls. Rted iht younger It II years old. ON CerHfMr AMU UFU HI A SMMItwaV-tHariAMP SAmms uu AMIRKU BAft MM. TVareffm Chtqvt Good iht World Ovr. MILD. ..end ye? THEYSATUfy CROSS-BLENDED
