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TrifS ,X30 EI,EktiZE Tata AINIWitti1011 Otter. a 'limber intorno' Itost Plum Otsarantood Safety A Picture of You if you start to SAVE Now! 1:1 yo ( LC,1 t ri nn td ) 1.00 Marto Vous' Account First Federal Savings and Loan Association Or KI.AMAT11 PA1.1.8 411 No. Oth St. Phone 176 Member or Iroderal Savinits and 1.011n Imotrnn,n Corp p4 1 I .. tl, t ., 1 ,,,,, I 1 I 1 1 PAGE TWO Belcastro, Wolfe Prepared for Finish Fight 110 VILLAINS MEET TONIGHT , Capacity Crowd Expected for Wrestling Card At Armory. Wrestling swings into its weekly pace at the Klamath arm ory tonight, and from all appear ances,. all promises and all in timations "Doc" Cook, the camera expert who every Tuesday eve ning sits at the first row ring side on the north end of the field and snaps action shots for The Herald-News, a bit of com pensation and, most of all, his own amusement, is going to have his hands full. good and proper. "Doc" Cook figures on a dozen shots every week. He brings a dozen flash bulbs and a it-exposure film pack and then at tempts to pick out the 12 most exciting, most sensational mo ments of the two-hour or so pro gram to record for all time. "Doc" faces a tough job to , night. He won't know whether or not to go the limit on the open ing bout between Frankie Mur dock and Gorilla Pogi, which every indication points to as one of the closest and hardest-fought battles of. the season, or whether to hold off until later in the eve ning when Indian Frankie Clem-I ens and Glen Stone, the former "Billy Newman," are scheduled to fall to in a n ot h e r cleanie meanie affair which is almost cer tain to be a spectacular event and may produce some standout sur prise developments. One thing "Doe' Cook is sure - of. He is going to save a big num ber of his bulbs and films for the final event, the long-heralded and long-awaited "battle of the cen tury" involving Pete Belcastro and Les Wolfe, because it is ap parent to him, as it is to the bun drdds of other wrestling fans who have a Ir ea d y reserved camp chairs in the Main and Spring street torture tabernacle, t 114a t this particular tussle is going to end in nothing less than man slaughter and probably in no less than outright murder. The mangle of the millenium, among other things, will un questionably be accompanied by a total transformation in the person of La Belle Belcastro. ' ' This bloke, as 'you ar welt - aware, is a blacliguard of the first water. He dotes on may . hem and would rather kick his great-grandma than eat. Not withstanding, the' Belcastro is a likeable villain, and occasionally, when he Is up against a knave of sterner hue, he becomes a highly-acclaimed hero. That unquestionably will be the situation tonight, for the Beleastro's opponent is a guy so MeV so sullenly meanthat the cash customers, as one man, are bound to side with anyone who lines up against him and to cheer wildly anyone who might defeat him. Thus the Belcastro. apparently standing a better chance of maul ing Wolfe than any of the other wrestlers who have been thrown in against the Texan during re cent weeks, becomes a regenerat ed rascal without the necessity of forfeiting any of his regener acy. But that doesn't mean that , Belcastro will humble the Texan. No, sir, far from it. It takes - more than favor to win any match, and the gorgeous Italian is going to find the wayward Mr. Wolfe a far more serious EIMMEMIMMMEMMEIM MUM Oa dEMO CULTIVATE A PEACEFUL MIND YOU'LL OE FREE FROM ALL WORRIES OF FINANCIAL LOSS FROM ACCIDENTS IF INSURED BY V- LANDE COMPANY COoPIHOUSC .5 4CR055 elAiti-SrRECT t-R0110aR-OffiCt PHONE248 Pelicans May Need Those Extra Points Klamath teams apparent ina bility to score following touchdown likely to bring setbacks in future as in past; Yankees earn more than Giants in salaries. Three games, one victory. five touchdowns and no extra points. That's the Klamath Pelicans' football record to date this sea son. In every respect but one the record is improvingim proving so rapidly and notably that already t her e. is talk. crazy talk, about going through the rest of the schedule unde feated. winning the conference championship and such stuff. The Klamath outfit fumbled and stumbled through its first game and lost to DIIIISMIlir, 12-6. Then it ploughed up and down the field at The Dalles but still couldn't regis ter the yards when yardage counted. The result was an other defeat, 7-6. Last Friday night at Grants Pass the Pelicans finally broke into the win column and did it In such a manner as to leave no doubt as to their power and to give more than a hint of skill. The score was 18-0, and the local rooters immedi ately set up the "on our way" cry. Maybe the optimists are right. Everybody hopes so. anyhow. But just the same It's going to be a pretty tough grind from here on out, and In the meantime, how about those points after touchdown? Inability to convert is a heavy handicap. It means that a team always has to be at least one touchdown better in order not to lose. The situation has already been amply demonstrated in the case of the Pelicans. Their Dunamuir defeat was a defeat in any case, and their Grants Pass victory was a victory re gardless, but sandwiched in be tween was that loss which might just as well have been a tiethe 7-6 The Dalles af fair. A glance at the schedule in dicates that t here will be others Just like thatJust as close to et ore the season ends. Ashland, for Instance, which come' here next Friday night. Ashland has had almost as much trouble as Klamath at adding the extra point, and if either team manages to break through its crossbar jinx Fri day, that team may well be the victor. Then there's Medford. The Pearpickers are at least 50 per cent proficient as they demonstrated with a six-touchdown, 39-7 romp over Rose burg last week, and a 13-14 loss to Hood River the week before. And Pendleton, which (note the score) beat Baker Friday night. 7-6. And Bend. There are, of course, three different ways of making points after touchdown, by kicking, running and passing. The Pelicans have stuck to placekicka, because they're the easiest that is, they're the easiest, if you can make 'ern. You have to give the Peli cans credit for trying. hi practice or in actual competi tion practically every member of the first string has at some time or other taken a crack at splitting the uprights, all with more or less uniform inconsist ency. Indeed, you have to give the Pelicans credit for trying. After the first touchdown in the Grants Pass game and problem than ever before in the long history of their internecine warfare. Promoter Mack Li Hard said this morning it hardly seemed possible there would be any seats left or even any standing room by the time the house lights go down at the armory at 8:30 19- night. LAKESHORE INN Opening Thursday, Oct. 14 Chicken and Steak Dinners 80e to 11.25 Mixers Only Orchestra Music, Phone 663 ONLY GOD CAN MAKE SUCH WONDERFUL HERBS! Our wonderful Chineee herbal remedies for all acute and chronic ailments: soreness of the 'stomach, heart trouble, headache, rheumatism, constipation, lumbago, hemorrhoids and piles. Aliments of the eyes, ears, none, throat and lungs as hay fever, asthma, catarrh, bronchitis and colds: skin disease as psoriasis; female trouble, Including tumors, high or low blood pressure. and diseases of the liver, kidneys, bladder and glands. No drugs or narcotic,, CHAN & KONG CHINESE HERB CO. GaINk..."0 er Ill South lb St.. Klamath Falls, Orman. Office Hours Daily; 10 Ala. to 0 P M. Sundays: 10 A.M. to I P.M. CONSULTATION PRIM See Wonderful Herb Specialist alter having floated the tour previous opportunities for ex tra point that the season up to that time bad produced, they tried for a field goal. A field goal, mind you. Not from the 2-yard line, but from away out there somewhere. The kick was blocked, and the score remained at 6-0. Klamath made two more touch downs after that. with Gio vanni' missing one of the sub aequent kicks and Ramos the other. while the Cavemen con tinued to go scoreless. Con sequently, neither the failure to score the field goal nor the complete blank drawn oil the conversion attempts made any difference. But. Just the same After a slow start, during which Grants Pass ran up two first downs while the lo cal talent could do no more than receive, plug and PUlat the Pelicans completely hand cuffed the Cavemen Friday night. meanwhile cavorting in a manner heretofore foreign to a Klamath team. They outpowered U rants Pass, assuredly, but they also outmaneuvered and outtricked the opposition until the Cave men were dizzy. l'asses click ed and laterals worked, and Pelican reverses anti double reverses out of fake punk for mation had even the officials fooled, according to newspaper reports front the Rogue river tourist center. One Klamath player, inci dentally. was deprived of due honor in the Associated Press account of the game which The Herald-News carried last weekend. That man was Paul Crone, Pelican end, left half and general factotum, who scored one of the two touch downs credited to Pete Green In the "wire" story. What amounts to a blood feud will have its inaugural Friday night w h en Skeet O'Connell brings his Grizzlies over from Ashland to play the Pelicans here in the second conference encounter for both teams. O'Connell of Ashland and Snowy Gustafson and Buck , Hammer, the Klamath topmen. were all teammates at Oregon State college five years or so ago, and now their respective outfits are scheduled to col lide. The "inside Information" is that O'Connell. after scouting the Ounsmuir tangle, carried word back to Ashland that the Pelicans looked like "a lousy bunch of apes." The Pelicans have come a long way since then, but the Ash binders have made com parative advances since their early season defeat by Weed, so that neither coach will know just what to expect next Friday. The world series is over; the Yankees have been hailed as baseball history's greatest team and, simultaneously, a detriment to both major leagues because of their over whelming superiority; t h e world champs have pocketed something over $6000 apiece; the losing Giants have found some solace in their $4000 odd individual cuts. and the na tional pastime has finally' passed into its brief annual period of hibernation. A backward glance indicates that the Yanks, for their sea son's efforts, drew just about one-third more in wages than the Giants. This fact is offered without thought of drawing conclusions, although at least two are pos sible: (1) that the more money you pay, the better team you get; and (2) money, doesn't mean everything because the 'Giants, won their league pen nant even though their aggre gate pay amounted to less. not only than that drawn by the Yanks, but also that hand ed out to the Chicago Cubs and one or two other cillbs in both leagues. Here, for what interest they may have. are the salary fig t2 1 S 1' THE NEWS AND THE HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREM News From West Coast Gridirons EUGENE. Ore.. Oct. 11 (AP) Coach Prink Ca Melon credited the University ot Oregon's 40-6 vic tory over GOIllaga Saturday with uncovering another Potentini star-.-Steve Anderson, 156-pound sophomore from Raymond. Wash. Anderson's kicking and passing made his backfield perforniance impressive even in comparison with those of Rowe, Graybeal. Lasso lie and Smith. The Webtoots came out of the fracas practically unharmed, nit participants working at top speed in Mouday's practice in preparation for Saturday's game with USC. CORVALLIS. Ore.. Oct. It (AP)A large turnout of fans to watch the Oregon State col lege grid leant practice Monday evidenced a jump in the Beaver "box office" value resulting from the surprise 6-3 win over the University of Washington Satur day. The Beavers, all on band and minus injuries, concentrated on passing drill, with two scrim mages scheduled during the week In preparation for the UCLA game this weekend. The freshman team will try out Bruin plays against the re vived Orange varsity today. PULLMAN, Wash., Oct 12 (AP)Without an alibi for the 27-0 shellacking at the bands of California, Washington States Cougars wiped the slate clean to day and started pointing for the really "important" game of the season against Washington here Saturday. Fracture of a finger on the passing hand of Halfback Eddie Bayne. the Cougars' triple threat ace. threatened to put a crimp in the WSC offensive against the Huskies. Except for Quarterback Joe Angelo's sore shoulder. the rest of the team was in good condition. MOSCOW, Idaho. Oct. 13 (AP) Coach Ted Bank started combing tires. as supplied by Harry Grayson of the News Enter prise association. for 23 Yanks and 22 Giants: YANKEES Joe McCarthy 35.000 Gomez 16,000 Huffing 16.000 Pearson ....... 12,500 Hadley . 11.000 Murphy 10,000 Malone 10,000 Andrews 7.500 Wicker 4,500 Dickey 15,000 Jorgens 7.500 Glenn 5,500 Gebrig 36,000 Limed 18,000 Heffner 6,500 Rolfe ...... ..... 10.000 Crosettl 14,000 Saltzgaver 7.000 DI Maggio 15,000 Selkirk 12,000 Powell 11,000 Hoag 10,000 Henrich 10,000 Total 8300,000 GIANTS Terry $27,500 Hubbell 18,000 Schumacher 12,000 Castleman 8,000 Smith 8,000 Melton 6,000 Oumbert 6,000 Coffman 6,000 Mancuso 11,000 Dunning 4.500 Madjeski 2,500 McCarthy 5,000 Leslie 8.000 Whitehead 7,500 Ott 16,000 Bartell 14,000 Ryan 4,500 Berger ' 14,000 Moore 12,000 Leiber 7,500 Ripple 11 7,000 Chlozza 6,500 Total $211,500 'N ,V 1114 I I till i, ' 1111110,11! , ;"; ,"; ! 0111.:N, 11111111 .'-,0112:"7111.5010; sp,OrtIS v. s 5 9,1 , coHNELLTops .1:tiveyi7;0"t: tal"el4R-11"rvnitiggtitill:Plotholt. Como II, meanwhile, to plated to r11:outnott3tioPte ka-gbitot it: t"ttd:tiol ttIttithio" ttlotrt t tli rhd7; Oil Solent Rt the holm Ws year to ou nrt,,,4 In ...kin linat .411111n. It Easterners Rated Above California by Veteran Statistician. LOS ANOPILES, Oct. 12 (UP) Cornell held a substantial lead in the race toward a mythical nit Ilona' football title in compila tions released today by Deke lion !gate, veteran Pacific coast 'statistician.' for the week ended October 9. The Rig Red team, which Waa 1 keted Princeton Saturday. was given first place over 107 teams. amassing 21 points, three more than given California anti Lonisi ana State, which tied for eeconti. Under the Houlgate system, which rates teams according to the decisiveness of their victories and the strength of their oppon ents, North Carolina and Temple tied for fourth, with 16.5 points, Pittsburgh was sixth with 15. and Tennessee seventh with 14.5. The largest slump and gain from the previous week were re 'corded on the coast, where t'amii ington dropped arom a tie for first to a tie for twentieth. and Stanford rose from 103rd to a tie for Slat. Other key scores were Texas Aggies and Wisconsin, eighth; Duke, tenth; Alabama, Navy. Ne braska, Santa Clara and Vander bilt, eleventh; Notre Dame, twenty-second; Yale, twenty-eighth; and Minnesota, thirty-ninth. NEW YORK, Oct. 12 (AP). It already has been pretty well established that Cornell's football fortunes, under the coaching of Carl Snavely, have made a great comeback in two seasons. This week the gridiron fans probably will learn whether Har vard, another college which start ed out to recover a few seasons back by hiring a new coach. has been as successful in its effort. Dick Harlow took over the Job at Cambridge a year befote Snavely moved in at Cornell. Both had about as far to go from the depths football had reached at the two institutions to the heights the alumni hoped they would at tain and, If Harlow has, been slower. it probably was because he didn't have as good material. In two preparatory games, the crimson team has looked as if it might be as good as Cornell al-. ready has ,turned out to be. Har vard hasn't tackled any opposi tion like Penn State. Colgate and Princeton yet, but it walloped Springfield, 54-0, and a Brown 'team that looks a lot better Mtn the Bruins of the past few years. 34-7. Next Saturday Harvard Biotic' Navy, which also has been prom ising to be one of the best teams in the east. The Midshipmen 'score 117 points to 13 against ,William and Mary, the Citadel and Virginia. Navy has an edge in size over the crimson squad but its a 1111v6- Lion whether Navy will be the :same without Bill Ingram, who 'is on its injured list and out of the Harvard game. Harvard has Practically all the players who his University of Idaho football squad today for possible line re placements. Facing a hard game against Utah State at Boise Saturday, Bank said four of the squad were crippled, although not badly. The casualty list: Stonko Favkov, tackle, and Lyle Smith, center, limping with ankle injuries; Ken neth Carberry, guard. badly bruised rib; Harold Durham, re serve fullback, shoulder injury. Swift, Easy Way to CALIFORNIA California, where Old Sol spends the winter, is only a short distance away, when you go by 'train. On the safest highway in the worldsteel rails you travel swiftly, safely and corn. fortably, regardless of the weather. You arrive fresh and relaxed. You'll save money, too: Economy dining car meals, 5r and lOr Tray Food Service, low rail and Pullman fares are just a few of the reasons why Southern Pa. cific service is so popular. Here's how little it costs to go to: ono way Roundtrigt San Francisco $8.81 $15.90 Los Angeles...$16.54 $28.70 Good in coaches and chair cars. Also tour., 1st sleeping cars, plus small berth charge. Southern Pacific Ticket Office Phone 2000 ;ral t...11.-..,ftal..snqZN,IP.."., siN .,tt,,,NANwiZ, 4. .4 ;.O,V"e comeback-bound teams Saturday Syracuse; which &cod Ostdo Solent at the holm this yoar u au offort to regain lost ground. It may mean troultio for 81111V0101 hig rod team. for Syracuse bus been coming along rapidly and would like nothing hotter than to take a fall out of Its upstate rIVRI. Cornell has to think about Yale tho following week And can't do too much attention to thill KRUM Those two.gantes come close to being tops in tho "Ivy longue," which has gone a long way to ward regaining its old-iimo grid iron limo Iu tho past two yeurs. but another pair Are almost as at, tractive to the cash customers. Veto and Army clash In their tra ditional battio at New 1111Von and from this inny omorge Oita team that will OUttiltin0 both Cornell and Harvard before the 10116011 ends. Ponn and Columbia, who Cell beforo the Kiln and the Ca dets fast week, have a "consola tion" game. Irit 10. buttering Clint Frank. looked vory good In walloping Penn 27-7 last Saturday. Army. although badly disturbed at lima by Sid Luckman's Passing. CMG through 21-18 against Columbia. Princeton. another member of tlto informal Ivy circuit. goes Went V) face Chicago while partmouth gets its first test Against Brown. Klepper to Quit If Buyer Found For Indian Club SEATTLK. Oct. 12 (AP)--Itill Klepper. president of the Seattle Pacific Coast 1.0111ctle Haaeball club has agreed to retire front managetnent of the club as Roon as a buyer can be found, direc tors said today followius a meet ing butt night. This announcement followed an earlier one that Shirley Porker. Yakima sportsman, had with drawn his offer to buy the club because of the unsettled sites (ion in Seattle baseball. Parker had made an offer of 5000 for an option on 51 per cent of the stock. Nate Drugman, boxing promo ter. and two or t hree other groupa . were mentioned as pos sible purchasers at the Meeting. The directors will meet again October 29! SPORT SHORTS I PORTLAND. Oct. 12 Noel Franklin of Portland and El Zop Rote. masked Mexican grappler, carried the banner of the "meanies" to victory In the team match headlining last night's all-middleweight wreat hing card, taking two out of three talk from Ernie Nino. Italy, and Don Saga i, Salem Japanese. ORILLA. Ont., Ort. 12 (AP) Jacob (Jake) Gill Candour, 79, former world professional scul ling champion, died hero today. Dry MOTHPRO g Every Garment Mothproofed at No Extra Coil. STANDARD DYERS & CLEANERS 1409 Esplanade. Phone 821$ 1 I 'I. p APOST011 TO MEET STEELE Non-Title Fight Between Ranking Middleweights Set November 12. NEV YORK. Oct. 13 (n,)-- rroddio swot, nnd Fred Awe toll, those two Metric) mat Manumits of tho world litiddlo weight championship today wore 11111tchott for a I 2-13)111111 11011. t It to bout at hindition Square tiartion November 12. Promoter Miko Jitrobs said: 'This will bo tho best middle w''Ight coin staged in New York Moro Harry Mob anti Mirkey Walker fought bock in 1926. It Ole grottiest 'nature!' in any divi sion." Jacob s right-hand men. Bill Farnsworth, who had boon negotiating tho mulch since Agent toil atopped hinreol 'nil of .Franco on Reptomber 23. pro dieted, "it will Noll out tho Ottr den for a gross gate of 562.000. Stool nod Apostoll will spilt 50 per cent of the not." Steele. tho brown - haired maulor from Tacoma, Wash., who is rocognized in tho United Stowe as world titleholdor, Insisted 111). on a non-title tilt bocauso ho still has nearly five month. too way in which to defond tho crown. lie made his last Mormon) about Nig wooks ago when ho knock ed out Kon Ovorlin of Richmond, Va., at Roattio. A champion is required to defend only once r v S r y six months. Stool won tho Otto front Babe Risko at Seattle On July 11. 1930. Apostoll. San Francisco's bat tling bellhop. is recognised as world champion in Europe by virtue of hie technical kayo over Thil. Apostoll claims he can heat Steele, although the Tacoma slugger won a tenth round tech nice! knockout Over the Califor Ma Italian on April 1. 1935. Apostoll oxpinins that he was ahoad on points in that bout. when he suffored a badly gashed brow causing the bout to he halted. "Besides. that was ono of my early fights." After considorable bickering over terms, Eddie Miller. gteele's nianagpr. and Larry White, who pilots Apostoll, agreed on their ends Monday. Both nutnagers aro in town, as itro tho fighters. Apostoll remained in Now York after the Thil fight. and Steele arrived just before the world series started. Because It Is a non-title bout, the principals have agreed to enter the ring scaling between 161 and 165 pounds. Tho middle weight limit is 160. S) NIITV and eye, ear, nose sod throat disorders are heat treated hy drugless non-surgical methods, elimi nating hospitalization, general anaesthetics. los" ol work time, and dangers of in fection or hemorrhage. See Dr. C. II. Cassel. Eye, Ear. Nose and Throat Specialist, Al Cassel Brothers Chiropractic Clinic 2244 No. 7th St., Klamath Falls, Ore. Phone 420 FUEL OIL October 12, 1937 Cubs Await Last Chalice Against Sox CIIICACO. Ot 1 (Al).. Tho Cuba wont otit to stop on old Witito Hos habit tottitythat of winning ottiothoc i.jt toisobsol title. liolding three victories to two for tho Cubs as tho result of Moir 6 to 4 win over the Notion al Monitors yostortitty at Coln's koy park. !hit Mot sent rialtt hamior Vernon itonitetly onto, thoir 16th city baseball cham pionship and I 110 fourth in row. A win for tho Cubs, who will start southpaw Larry leronclill St. ill vitamin this ae1,1111 of actiOte from Comiskey park to the Cabs' honto lot. 1'rialey for tint soventit and final tilt. Both Kennelly and French ha VII wills V1(101141 in this current din. tttttt tut civil warfare, iconototy's ihroo hit hornets savo tho Hos tho sniolIII Ramo anti a four-hit performance by Fronch save the Cobs victory in the third. night now, you ca;V27 . take delivery of one of the great, new 1938 Pont lam' at the factory at Pontiac, Michigan. And, at the same lime, save enough on freight charges to defray the expense of a vacation trip East. 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' , weekly to n ) ry "e o night, 'f ances,. all timations "D expert who in ) sit. at aide Hit , , on fi' and sr ,,n'" , 8 licraid P ) own al i his n anninelt hands ft t t . "Doc" CO( , shot, ; do 'very ,; , ten flash i rsure film . tempts to g exciting ' m E'en" of at' gram to rec: I 'r Doe f at ht. 1e 1 . nig or not to go ..,ing bout b e dock and u every indica of the closer , to of. th o hold oft t nin g when I ens and Ole "Billy Newt to Infa" to h ea nie allot tam n to be a prise product ise develot ) One t hing l - of. H es g1 ' her of event, " t1 I, final vent, I : long-awaited Wry, 1. and Les s IV parent to hit drdde of otiv I have a il r e chai re -n tt street tortut this .- end Particul ' in nod slaughter a less than 0 , The mans among , , op, ue etsot 'ttoanl aebttibr 13: , ) rson of I . This blol . rrstareo is 1 - nn water, hem and w , withstanding - likeable when le of he la sterner . highly-accial . That u the situatnion Deleastro's cheer menit t so the . : . are eae who lin bouhndeel I -I, ',, es ul eer wildl defeat him. 1 . Th 'la dIng Thus the h in..n' Wolfe ti , in against , . , . cent weeks, t - week. im,. -, ed r or forfeiting --i . . t aCy. But Be that wi . No, air, far . nto re than match, and , is going M Wolfe to r . "olfe ' MIMIMMIM and, simultaneously, a Rolfe ....... .....a. ..... 10.000 Navy, which also has been prom- I ling card, taking two out of b...V ment to b o t h major Crosetti 14.000 i th sing to be one of e beat teams three talk from Ernie Pillow. - - night now, you can es because of their over- Saltzgaver 7.000 in the east. The Midshipmen Italy, and Don S u g a l, Salem ant ace at the Ding superiority; t h e Di:Veggie 15,000 score 117 points to 13 again ' delivery Japanese. w - -,.- 638 livery of one of the great, I champs have pocketed Selkirk , 12,000 William and Mary, the Citadel and S4 INTI7S1 i nev: i Pi l actorY thing over $6000 apiece; Powell 11.000 Virginia. ORILLA. Ont., Oct. 12 (AP) , Maine Giants have found Hoag 10,000 Navy has an edge in size' over Jacob (Jake) Gill Crtudaur, 79, ,di. ,,,4.. A. , at Pontiac, Michigan. And, at the solace in their $4000 odd Henrich 10,000 the crimson squad but It's a Ones- former world profeenional scut- idual cuts. and the na- Lion whether Navy will be the ling champion, died here today. and eye, ear, nose and carom same lime, save enough on freigid I pastime has finally Total $300,000 same without Bill Ingram, who - disorders are hest treated by d into its brief annual GIANTS is on its injured list and out of ' druglees non-surgical method, chctrges to clotray the expense of d of hibernation. Terry $27,500 the Harvard game. Harvard has ' e I i m I noting hosoltalizallan, 1 a vacation trip East. backward glance Indicates Hubbell 18,000 practically all the players who MOTHPROOF u ' "nc' """thet1". I"" Id the Yanks, for their sea- Schumacher 12,000 work time, and (hangers of in. fOR FURTHER OtTARA ittOARDING efforts, drew just about Castleman 8,000 Dry Cleaning fection or hemorrhage. his University of Idaho football See D et r. C. II. Cnenel. Eye, Ear, THIS PLAN, S bird more in wages than Smith 8,000 Rants. Melton 6,000 Every Garment squad today for possible line re- . Nose and Throat Speciallet, al placements. : 1 is fact is offered without Gumbert 6,000 Mothproofed at . Cassel Brothers SNYDER , zht of drawing conclusions, Coffman 6,000 Facing a hard game against No Extra Cost. ,ugh at least two are pos- Mancuso 11,000 Utah State at Boise Saturday, . Chiropractic Clinic : (1) that the more money Denning 4.500 Bank said four of the squad were STANDARD ' 228 No. 7111 Nt,!' Nimunth MOTOR CO. '41 It pay, the better team you Madjeski 2,500 crippled, although not badly. The Emile, Ore. Isoone 420 830 A Klth and (2) money P ama ye. , doesn't McCarthy 6,000 casualty list: Stonko avkov, DYERS & CLEANERS , 1 : everything. because the Leslie 8.000 tackle, and Lyle Smith. center, I 411111111111IMEIE La, won their league pen- Whitehead 7,500 limping with ankle injuries; Ken- 1409 Earlanfide. phone see 1 even though their ague- eth Carberry, guard. badly e- Ott 16,000 1 'IL afritittilliffaigagir pay amounted to less. Bartell 14,000 bruised rib; Harold Durham, re- . only than that drawn by Ryan 4,500 serve fullback, shoulder injury. --1... OLD FASHIONED OR MODERN FUEL Vanks, but also that hand- Berger 14,000 , 1 4 Both Delivered Today by Nt to the Chicago Cubs Moore . - 12,000 , one or two other clubs in Leiber 7,500 r leagues. . Ripple 7,000 .. ire, for what interest they i s , Chlozza 6,500 Swift, Easy Way MODEM 1 have. are the salary fig- Total $211,500 is 4 10 1 I , i I i . CALIFORNIA UP-To-DATE Eouipm ENT -. - ltAt 1 rr-I t i the , 1 re , , It 1,r-, sri.,,,,,t(t 1 'ipthwt Californa, where Old Sol spends : , . , ), . ;y4f.,;.:. ilti;; st: .1104. ,1',. wi, 0,41: 4, i , vili :' a f ' .,. - ' t 4-- . , ;" fortably, regardless of the weather. ' winter, is only a short distance away, ' when you go by 'train. On the safest highway in the worldsteel rails you travel swiftly, safely and corn. . 3 7,--...... ,7-.,,zy,..;.; ---,k . ' . , - t ' , ' , , - , '140,tiaL..... 4 i0' . . ailIC10.41,11410.., - - v... , '3'494 ;:'1,-Z-2,:.,.t ' , ' , ,,, N. , , ,, ' ; , k:t,' :' , I .i . lk;:: 4; , ,, ' You arrive fresh and relaxed. You'll save money, too: Economy dining cu meals, 5c and 10c Tray Food Service, low rail and Pullman fares are just a it L .1 ,14 4, ,.,1 re,sc.j4, ..Aletn1 AI: ,,.;.:4711 1 ' ' io ,,..t.'ti,..4.-,. .1 : ''t., '''. , ' ' ..... ' ' ,' ,''',': -'''' j :49'''e'''' .4 1 few o te reasons why Southern !-.1, n,.1 sellrN, -, ..nols.,!. ,. f of h S Pa- C'' hicleaiwerset. This re. I (lItillexcenin Obiel annetiliviieiree7toOlyl 01;7 mai 1011.101mi! iiiititironoe iti ln ' t ;,,,,,,ene,7eamorior.w a . 1 , .. 1 1 I Al rail .1.51111!MPI - little it costs to go to: 41 dfic service is so popular. Here's how 4 ...,'''kk flora oil truck, roily equipped with attion7abl)17111areter, siirmlim- inntor, strainer, hose end reel. , --...-- . Ono way Roundtrill it -.;;',7,,,,, ,,,,,, . , ,,,,.... -- 0.77' ;' ' . ' .- a sp,'-"rti.t,ISrillt. R- a S P I r 4 II u - ;Kg:, San Francisco $8.81 $15.90 - '''N . YOU CAN BB ASSURED OF OBTAININO CLEAN, ,st:w ' ' iPl Los Angeles...$16.54 $28.70 - ACCURATELY MEASURED oil, I,44 i - , Good in coaches and chair cars. Also tour. . .bet rod 0 000 PflitsgciNs.ri , 1st sleeping cars, plus small berth charge. , FuEL olL . ,, , ,orprut T , Southern Pacific , IS TODAY'S MOST MODERN FUEL in Mt a ies ow s ed nettP108 , be,piialdlhe y t 11 i tgt a Lobo, bias a ono 4,1 Ticket Office Phone 2000 - 0411,!iiiint Vis t Aa ,rof f$ of Cbina!"7eli doWN tbe : Y ears ago, we delivered wood and coal with linempos and wagon& te opeo.a - , Thar stsslu be wilding, . Today we use the most modern trucke and equal "it available. l, Bridgts."boes a 4 float dhawlitylni d oursalo , -00'rr-Ne, i 7, :- -1-. '.'-n.1" 'C'sc, stwaYc'...ls, your (Ogle betp,7001fi" 'dew, - ., '';'::-ie",, 41:4,21:- IS For Your Fuel Requirements, Call kat ,r 't IN IOW Sid 0 , ....,otiellA het dol - - ,nd atoll of "minute el n front r : ,A,-,: 0 W.'1?;., ,' ,,-, t, : ... . --, . - v:t ' 'go Os, Joao. go Fontl it InClo pal ;,t, . ' 1 NIP , ' . 1 Expenses ono How. it.' ' IT,A,1 0 t .!.::23.0aol, , all z IS A 1 L. HEILBRONIIER & REA cgo D Surrit, "FUEL THAT SATISFIESPLUS SERVICE" . etemo . "ky , ..' re'''''-':;k'sk;',:'"''A.rl:::'-'":::'k,rle,'s.-:":ss"I:4'N..'4:.;'ll""-61-:..-:'''''', 7"1.4. s.414-In117.1 -'- ''.... Office and Yard 821 Spring St N Phone 239W -4' ' , : exs,114,1, ' -..wt,1 ,,,...,t-..,es4 r'''''''.4....,..,..... i s , , . , . . , , ,. . ,, ' , , . ' . . , A , , . , o . . , , s 1! PAGE TWO THE NEWS AND THE HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON October 12, 1937 , - . A Picture of ) I i ii You if you all 4.1,, 0 start to li' : ' ' SAVE Nowt 1 crl This 1 70 Alloowittilon 11 . Oft.f a 'limber ' 'Mar.!! I Itost Plum . Otutrantend I Current 1 ""tY blvidondr 1.00 Marta Vous' Account First Federal Savings and Loan Association or KI.AMATI1 1'A1,1.8 411 No. Oth St. Phone 176 Member or !wow Salinas and 1.01in Inottrnnro core . .. . . , . . , ' t?,:, 1,31: , I 11, imil I. . ' . i 0 ! VI t,F,,, , ,, t: ,:(eir .A', . till , 1 , 1 5 ,, . - 0 . . . - 10 nant even though their aggre- Ott 16,000 nu Lareerry, genre, uanay I more or less uniform inconsist- - IIIMINEIMIENIN11111111111. ency. gate pay amounted to less. Bartell 14.000 bruised rib; Harold Durham, re- Indeed, you have to give the not only than that II Irawn b y Ryan 4.500 serve fullback, shoulder injury. OLD FASHIONED ( Pelicans credit for trying. the Yanks, but also that hand- Berger ' 14,000 , t7,22,(. re e, After the first touchdown in ed out to the Chicago Cubs Moore - 12,000 , Both Delivere the Grants Pass game and and one or two other clubs in Leiber 7,500 both leagues. Ripple 7,000 IS I f, , Chlozza 5,500 Swift, Easy Way MODI . problem than ever before in the Here, for what interest they may have. are the salary fig- Total 2211,500 to , ai warfare. a l long history of their internecine up40...DATE Promoter Mack Lillard said , , this morning it hardly eemed x . I. d 0 CALIFORNIA poasible there would be any seats - 4'44 1 r r . s left or even any standing room Californa, where Old Sol spends the by the time the house lights go iig: . ' CULTIVATE A PEACEFUL p L MIND down at the armory at 8:30 to- winter, is only a short distance away, ' , YOU'LL BE FREE FROM ALL night. 1' ', 1477' ' . save money, too: Economy dining cat when you go by train. On the safest , , lido WORRIES Of FINANCIAL LOSS 6 4 " 101110 4 " ". 4; , 1 -. ''' It aOr. sailisafely d Staaa and corn. t &FROM ACCIDENTS IF INSURED BY , , ,- . e, , . t ft j , ogiollai 4 .i,,. - 1!,,, ,,,..., , , yhoiguhwtraiveiln thewiftl " LAKESHORE INN 1,''', , t ',. 0 fortably, regardless of the weather. ' 1461AIL. t I s e You arrive fresh and relaxed. You'll I 1,.. Opening : I . kv. ' . ' ' ' ...- , 4 1 ' PI LANDO COMPANY Thursday, Oct. 14 k r,, i:4s, meals, 5e and 10e Tray Food Service, 'Ii 441:,-VP1 t -, -9 2 e- '-t, '.11.,e't-'''r, : t : , t ' rife .cooPTHousc -is it ne05S Chicken and Steak ''' 1 1 1 Southern ' '-' , ' low rail and Pullman fares are just a it 'ski etAitiNRCCT 17?0100eOffiCt .1110118 5; 1 SW: , -- , few of the reasons why Souern Pa- C'' ss-,.., , I Dinners . ' . 4 . PHONE248 80c to 151.25 n 1 -1. cific service is so popular. Here's how ''''...-..-1 i::les'e41. oil and Stove Oil for all oil can be delivered to your sto It ' . ---a-11111111, , ,1 1 1 Al 511511118828,11318 little it costs to go to: lined oil truck, folly equipped 1 , q Mixers Only .:441 Ono way Roundtrigt - i.-",'.,s,4-',.,..s x Motor, strainer, hose and reel. 41 ' Orchestra Music ' r7.i-' . Stit-ilTrIrswff 11 asPITA San Francisco $8.81 $15.90 - YOU CAN ACC BP IJ ASHURED . --- RATEIN A
