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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
Wodnoxrinv Atinift 7, 1025)
I I IN THE
MISSION REDS
: BREAK SEALS'
HOLD ON FLAG
realm of rrrrj
Both Teams Have Won
24 and Lost 13
Second Half.
(By tba Associated Ima)
Baseball with as old time tang
was exhibited at Recreation park
tt Sao Francisco yesterday, when
the Mission Reds apanked tba
tan rranclsco Seals and tied the
Utter for the Pacific r coast
lengot leadership. Both teama
hare won 24 and lost 13 during
the second half of the split sea
eon. Hollywood, In third place,
lost to Lis Angeles.
The score of tba 8oals-Mls-alona
game was f to 8. Ike
Boone tapped out a couple of
homer for the Missions while
Caveney knocked out one for the
Seals. Gussle Subr, coast league
home run king, - popped out his
II homer of the season. Poor
base running on the part of the
Reds accounted In a large mea
sure for their loss of the game.
Clyde Bartoot'a brilliant mound
work and Walter Berger'a oppor
tune hitting gave Los Angelas
I to 1 victory In the series open
r against the Stars In Los An
geles. Bartoot outpltched Shel
lenback, veteran splt-b&ller. In a
l-lnnlng duet
The Oaks defeated the Seattle
Redsklna at Emeryville across the
bay 7 to 6. Pete Daglla was on
the mound for the Oaks, but he
taggered through the nine In
nings, allowing 11 hits. The In
diana saw the tying run die on
base when Louie Alamada lined
a long one to eenterfleld, which
Schlno bagged. Elbert Flsch,
young Indian aouthpaw, started
against Daglla, and was charged
with the defeat.
Sacramento took the first game
ef the aeries from Portland 4 to
1 in the California capital. Ma
Batfey for Portland and Bryan
tor the Senators pitched good ball
but the latter weakened toward
the last. Backed starred In his
peldlog role for the Senators.
RESULTS OF
YESTERDAY'S
BALL GAMES
RESULTS .N aU,hu-yaulablt t
(By the Associated Preea)
R. H. K.
Portland 1 11 1
Sacramento 4 10 1
Batteries: Mshaffey and Wood-
all; Bryan and Koebler.
San Francisco ,
Missions
Batteries: Davis
R. H. E.
-8 11 1
. T 11 1
and Reed;
Soap Making
Not Lost Art
In Woodland
District
Wandering Scribe Recites
Tale) of Discovering
New Brand of Cleantet
Which Transforms
Landscape.
Cole and Baldwin,
R. H. E.
Los Angeles .. 3 8 0
Hollywood 1 t 1
Batteries: Barfoot and Sand
berg; Shellenhack and Basster.
Seattle .
Oakland
R.
. 5
7
H.
11
IS
By ZKKK Sgi'EKB
DORR1S. CALIF., Aug. .
( Special )-Col. Charlea A. Lind
bergh, the aviator, and Wilbur
Huston, If, of Seattle, chosen
to tucroed Edison, as the na
tion's brightest boy, are sot the
only ones who have achieved
modesty.
A FEW days ago the writer
Interviewed a woodland acientlst
who had the goodness to Inform
us that it we mentioned hla name
or game In the newa columns or
"flood morrow, mister. Can you
tell us a shortcut ever to today's
meeting of the Woodpecker Creek
Ladles' Aid society, of which or
ganisation w are a paid-up
member?"
THIS OPEN1NO should have
assured most anybody with black
whiskers of our peaceful, Inno
cent Intentions, but not so our
host pro tern. The top of his
beard parted and continued to
flap up and down while he called
ua three dashes, one hyphen and
two question marks, besides
enough blanks to Indicate that
he had once peddled horse blan
kets tor a living,
DURING HIS Impressive lec
ture, toe bolshevik fingered the
trigger of hla shotgun rather
nervously, and remembering that
a stomacniui of blrdsbot taken
without cream or sugar Is not a
good diet for a ploua scribe of
dyspeptlo tendencies, we waited
until the genial landlord was
catching hla breath, when we
said:
"BUT, MY gentle air, I only
saw where you are making a
little aoap and It revived child
hood memorlea to such an extent
that I Just bad to come over and
Cubs on March Today,
Seek Conquest of East
Batteries: Fisch and Borreanl;
vagua and Lombard!.
TENNIS FINALS
BEING PLAYED
ON THURSDAY
Two more matches are yet to
oe piayea on in the tennis tourn.
ament sponsored by the Klamath
rails Tennis club.
Tomorrow morning at o'clock
Lee Carter and Harold Robert.
son will play off. the winner of
the meet to play C. Richmond
for the stiver trophy offered.
The game between Carter and
Robertson promises plenty of ac
tion since both are recognised as
players of unusual ability.
Simile tor today: As lonesome
as the sou-d of a hen cackle on
a Sunday morning.
LEGAL NOTICES
FIGHTS OF
LAST NIGHT
By The Associated Press
Peoria, 111. Jerry "Toffy"
Oriffith. 81oux City, Is,, knocked
ut Jack Murphy, Boston, (1.);
Prankle Graadatta, Spokane.
Wash.! knocked out Allen Watson
Indianapolis, (t.)
New York Sergeant Sammy
Baker, Mitchell Field, N. T and
Baby Joe Cans, California, drew
(10).
BIDS WANTED
. Sealed Bids will be received by
School DisL No. 1 of Klamath
County, Oregon, tor the erection
of the Joseph Conger school. In
accordance with plans and speci
fications on file in the office of
H. K. Perrln. Rooms 211-211.
Hopka Bldg., Klamath Falls, Ore
gon.
separate bids are reouested en
The General Work; Heating and
Ventilating and Plumbing; and
Electrical Work.
All bids shall be sealed: mark.
ed Bld for Joseph Conicer
School": and ahall be In ih.
banda of the Behool Clerk. Ida B.
Momyer, at her- office In Room
208. Hopka Bids., Klamath Falls,
Oregon, not later than 4 o'cloek
p. m. August 2, 192).
Plans and specifications n
be obtained at the office of H.
R. Perrln and a deposit of $lf
will be required If plans are
taken from the office.
AH bids must be accompanied
certified check for 10 of the
amount bid, or bidders bond for
iu or amount bid. The Board
reserves the right to accept or
reject any or all bids.
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 1,
.Klamath County. Orexon. Ida
B. Momyer, Clerk, Room 108'
Hopka Bldg.
(Aug T to 2 Inc.)
made any startling remarks about
him In any way, he would load et wnlrI or two just tor old
un hla ahotaun with clothea pins times sake.
and come to town and blow as
clear over Into the tall end of
the closed fishing season.
THEREFORE, IF the custom
ers will uke a little pains and
look carefully through today's
Issue they will notice five or tlx
places where the professor's name
has been left out ot the personal
mentions.
THE EVENTS happened while
we were hobnobbing around get
ting the ranch history ot the
prominent hen men on Wood
pecker creek. This Is not the
real name of the country but it
serves here very well.
SEEING A healthy smoke
corkscrewing gently upward from
among southern Oregon's fine
stands of virgin pine, we went
over to see who lived there.
FINDING AN old csbln with
the door slightly ajar we gave
a brisk 110.00 knock and the
portal flew farther open. Since
there was no living being around
we supped In and took a mid-
season Inventory.
HERE WAS a nice worm that
had never bothered the cabbage
plants any, while over In a cor
ner were a few pots and pans
which might Indicate that the
proprietor had been augarlng oft,
providing he had the maple trees
to match the outfit. In their
absence, one could surmise some
thing else.
JUST THEN we looked through
the door and some of the un
derbrush started to walk and we
beheld approaching one of the
shaggiest beards that Is growing
anywhere outside of Russia,
DETECTING LEOS, finally we
surmised that the owner ot the
domicile waa getting home. Ho
was dressed rather Quickly. On
hla bead waa a slouch bat His
shin waa ot the old red flannel
type.
IN THE crook ot his arm he
carried a useless wrapping in the
shape ot a heavy fleece-lined
shotgun, entirely too warm for
hot weather.
THINKING TBB homesteader
would appreciate a pleasant wel
come 4o hla otherwise cheerless
fireside, we called out Joshlly:
OVER THIS sally, the set ot
whiskers broke Into a harsh,
cackling laugh, and much to my
reuei no changed all tone and
said:
"I RECKON I'm not the only
one ta the soft soap business. I
took you first tor a prohibition
agent. But I fueaa your all
right.1 Attar this we booked
arms and stepped Inside.
THEN Wa tot along better
and were soon stumbling over a
few Jars and other equipment
not especially designed to make
wash day a time ot Joy, when the
host turned and asked:
"EVER TASTE soap before It
baa turned Into soap?"
"ONCT OR twlct," we replied.
HE NEXT proffered a Jug and
we took a modest dose, but the
landlord Insisted that It required
more than that to tit a man to
attend a meeting ot the ladles'
aid society. So we repeated the
portion.
SOON THINGS began to grow
dark, a couple ot tomcats started
to purring in each ear and
felt a strong Inclination td let
the house lean np against me.
to eteady Itself.
THE NEXT thing the writer
knew he was sitting la the car
and there waa a loving note
stuck In the steering wheel where
we could easily read It. The
missive ran:
MISTER, DONT venture this
way again or I will blow seven
shades ot beeswax out ot yon.
aua listen, not a word to any
body. The aoap maker."
SO WE hope the Indulaent
readers will overlook and forgive
us If the Items from Woodpecker
creek are left out of the paper
again this week.
Thanks.
ZEKE.
A traveler leaving France
spends his French money or ex
changes It for currency he can
use in the next land. Tet men
ready for the last long Journey
cling to money good nowhere but
bere.
HERAuD CLASSIFIED ADS
BRING RESULTS
(By WILLIAM t, CHIPMAN)
(Associated Preaa 8 porta Wrltrr)
Bped by the prayers ot a mil
lion Chicago fans, the Cuba are
on the march today seeking a
final conquest ot the east.
In two twinge along the At
lantic seaboard this year, the
Brulua have won 11 games and
lost nine; a continuation of that
pace through the It engagements
ot tba Impending Invasion would
aend the young men ot Joseph
McCarthy back to the west late
this month all but assured ot
their pennant.
Deaplle a I to 4 defeat by
Brooklyn before a record mid
week crowd ot 15,000 at Wrlg-
ley field yesterday, the Bruins
are eastward bound with their
lead of seven and one-halt games
Intact. The Plratee also lost
to the Giants by I to 3 snd
must face the clan McGraw In
another game today.
Chloago burned with baseball
enthualasm yesterday aa It bad
at no other time since the dim
and distant days ot Tinker and
Evert and Chance. Wave after
wave ot pennant-hungry f a n t
twept through turnstiles, filled
vast ttandt and poured ont upon
the field. For the first time In
the history ot William Wrlglsy's
enlarged plant, amased club of
ficials had to tlsm the gstes
shut at a mid-week game, with
11,000 yelling madmen (and mad
women) Inside and perhaps 21.
SWIM
Cinderella
and the Three proud cigarette brands
A Modern Fable
. Once upon a time a Mighty Prince set forth
to find a perfect cigarette. Being very viae,
he netted down hit search to the four Na
tional favorites . , . that quartette of popular
sister brands known as the "20 for 15" family.
The three elder cigarette brands rushed for
ward to meet the Prince with all the proud
pomp in the world . . . each vying with the
other In urging her charms upon him.
Snut wul" said ths eldest, "X sm the class
of the neld."
"Smok awT said ths second, "or I am
beyond compare."
TSmok ml" said the third, "all the world
acknowledges me to be the best."
Then, from the background, the youngest
brand . ... the Cinderella ef the family , , .
quietly spoke up. "If ywj please, g're,"
tnt suggested, f why not smoke all four ot
OS . , and compare oa fairly and Impartially',
letting your taste decide whieb one of us yea
like best!"
"Why, that's a common tense Ideal" ex
claimed His Highness. Whereupon he covered
the names of all four brands with paper
masks; lit them and smoked them reflectively,
with aQ brand prejudice removed.
One cigarette seemed to capture his fancy, far
and beyond the others. "I don't know which
cigarette this it," ha declared, "but, ua.
questionably, It is the cigarette for me."
Whereupon he removed tba mask and found .
It to be . . . Well, Cinderella to the "story
book" name but In America today that
winning brand It known at OLD COLD.
MORAU It is easy to make blf claims,
but you can't snots claim. The only sound
way to discover the cigarette you Ilka beat fa
ta let your taste dedda.
era. iseo.ae.w
SMOOTHER AND BETTER "not; a cough in a carload"
ON TOtln baoio i PAUL WmrTXMAM, Kla el , Mtk kl e glsls erdMetre, m) Tavsear. se 1 t. M. gaetera OeUaM a? TlaM, CMavMa atasaaMitm tretm
000 more milling about In the
streets outside.
Even with the loss ot this fare-
wall home game, the Cuba quit
Wrtgley field with a record ot 14
victories and only two defeats In
their ttand against the east
Their grand total for the season
against the east to date It 1
victories and 10 detents.
Bill Walker perforated upon
the mound against the Pirates
and pulled out of a mean holt
ta tba ninth to preserve the slen
der lead giant hits and Pitta
burgh errore had given him In
the eighth. With the baaea filled
by three tingles and-two man
out, be forced Pin Traynor to roll
weakly to the Infield tor the final
out.
Joss Petty went the route for
the Buoraneera, and permitted
the Giants to bunch their hits
where thty would do the great
eat damage, Paul Wauer, who
hat been In a batting and field
In gatump, waa benched to give
htm a chance to rest up a bit.
Rain Interforred with the Card-Inal-llrave
game at Ht. Louis and
the Phils aud the Rods were not
schedulod.
While Chlrago waa rheerlng Its
Cuba, American league oonlend
ersware, In effort, marking time.
The Alhlotlrs bowsd to the
llrowns by 8 to S In the first
game ot a doubte-heatlur. Hut
cams back strong to win the
second by 11 to 8 behind Eddie
Rommel't knuckle ball, which waa
working. The Senators trimmed
the Yanks by 18 to t In the
opener, but Freddy Ilelmarh
pitched a three-hit shut-out la
the nightcap, winning for the
champions by I to 0.
This left the Athletlo margin
stationary at 11 M games with
the Ytukess on dsok at Bhllie
park for a double-header today
and a single clash tomorrow,
Claveluud nused out Detroit by
I to 8, aud entered Into a Ha
with the Browns tor thlrs pines,
Tht Box, wiillo aud Red, were
not schedulud.
HT.tGO IIKAI'V Mill lOOTn.VM,
CHICAGO, Aug. T, (AP)
Here Is the first football yearn
ot the season.
Within six weeks the boyt will
be In thulr molrrktns, and Amos
Alonio Hlngg, the "grand old
mm of tht midway," will be
ready for (hem.
Btagg, dean of America's grid
iron roaches, It In training, like
hit players, for tht opening of
Ihe practice seaaon, Boptainbar
18. lie will be 87 years old,
August 18, but he Is playing his
uaual game ot tennis dally with
his son, Paul, Junior champion
of Illinois, to gat Into condition
to direct his squsd.
Constant control by experts In malting accounts for
the fine body, flavor and consequent high quality of
Budweiser Barley-Malt Syrup. Malting has been our
business for more than seventy consecutive years.
Barley-Malt Syrup
at the NEW
klaMath
natatorium
1719 Main St.
For HEALTH, MAKblTV. FUN I
Vigilant tupervklua: eumpeleui
instruction avallablt by appulot
meat. Reservations for private
parties by anointment,
Try Oar Nature' Hot Water;
Steam Tub and Nhowrre.
PHONl 1268
roods atej made tntx
nutritious when cooked
or baled withBudweW
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