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phVU HAINES , . . -, , , , ; - HERA ) AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PACE NINE .m. If dhoti ..T ,' n-lntDnt ttro ot liSS cSolf ini, Country t in titer tuo iu.u W.ni.iiilvo. . . rtnl y burned up tho loenl fi Juno when ho set u .Snf lust 03 -llUtB. Jl bo tiavollnB In some I1 rnninuny though I twins," Urd Uyrtin l and Jug MCSpudon, ion P of trio nBtionnl I Jo c among the first to ft". : -i.il. ihn iiiiiiiicv. WM going la OTCtlcliU In cBrncsl ooii. Lit th niay'iui-jojr r'it.-i- ivintinV. fiiTwi from the air sla f..nil tho murines 8 to Th l PVC Il'U UK" ma aploco. us the leather- Sr, center fielder ror the ten. blunted n home run ...in. turn nhnnrd. In hi, mates take the return c!,.,!Lt,...iii h nlnvcrt In the Wr. wiV.4 rhY. future, bui i " , decided where thu Iray be held 1 FOOTBALL COACH Bevos Take Two in Row From Angels Piorottl Stops Chompi 3-2 With Fivo-Hittcr, Oakland Must Replay First Contest Porllnml 0!O 100 1003 10 1 L Anitnitii ... im UM) ooa a i ' Herein jtml K. Adiimn; C. Admni, Mor ton ill) it ltd OiimnrirH. (Portland 1 and It; Iai AiiKcim 0 and 2i. Hun Frmu'iM'ti ., mm ihw mo 1 7 a Oakland loo o Ux-ft u k HhlB. Wfrlt IB end Ofroflowhl; SaIvo and lUlinondi. lOnktund loadft, one Memo to nono), Sports ' 'w x 1 Briefs HuBh v f? I Fulltrton. Jr. f. ft J By Tho Asaoclntod Prosi Ordered to replay Wednesday night's tirotusted win over Sun Kmnclsco, tho Oakland Acorns last night backed un Manuel Salvo's soven-hit pitching with nice stick work to defeat the Seals, 5 to 1, for 1 to 0 lead In the Coast league r resident's cup playoffs. League President Clarence Rowland yesterday upheld San Francisco's protest of a second Inning ruling on a foul ball which was deflected into fair territory mid tho batter ruled pc uviw. - ai....u iwiiiiwiy nun ine utiuur Jill k batteries: Navy, AiKuire LaKl , , .. jwdder and Schambcl. rge Crowd ill Watch rid Opener replay and another game has been added to tho schedule, to be played Saturday. l'orlland s Marino Plerettl limited the Los Angeles Angels to five nits as the lieavcrs won their second straight from the loaiiuc champions, 3 to 2, in the other half of the playoffs The beavers tied tho score at 2-all ln tho fourth inning after the Angels had taken an early lead, then added the clincher c .Ni-.F.r.KS. Sent. 21 ' I'll In Un, Kovnnth nn a slnizlo and f the biggest opening day a double. nil crowds mere in ithj Portland needs iwo wins to , win wnteh UCLA and the if i in rn ii I no nor tie! nation In the s of tho University of flnnl series against the winner Shi-m California resume their f the San Francisco-Oakland T. . l IU. .... .... I. I- lry tomorrow in mu - inis; iu,uuu in prise muney is 1C0I19VUIH. . . . HIVVIVUU Ith more tnon ou.uuu scum now. a turnout of almost 00 is anticipated. remains a sllKht favorite Mv heenuso of tno cxper- te and known capacity of its The Bruin cnances seem aest primarily on the good iwing arm oi bop nam M minrterback who directed a to its first Pacific Coast Kcrcncc title ln luii;. tie Trojans will ouiwoign inc By HUGH FULLERTON JR. NEW YORK, Sept. 22 VP) There's no reason to attribute listie greatness to Leo Oma, in view of tho limes ko by ap. pears in his record, but the mere nicl thai lie s going in as a last m nute substitute tor Joe UaKsi against Taml Mauriello at the Oardcn tonight leads the old tuners to recall a number oi fighters who started on the road to fame as substitutes . . . Lou Nova, for instance, got his big chance when he llew east to sub for Bob Pastor, who ipad' vurtcntly chonncd his lee in stead of a log while training to meet Gunnar Barlund . . . Lew Jenkins got his New York start as a sub, and Chalky Wright, who camo cast as Henry Arm. strong's chauffeur, wont on as a replacement and knocked out a brigni prospect namea hi Rcid . . . Then there's the clas. sic case of Willie Ritchie, who substituted for Freddy Welsh against Ad Wolgast in 1912 and won tne ngntweigm uue. FRIEND OR ENEMY? Clcmson college, which is mighty proud of its new foot ball m-ess box (all the convenl o n c o s you'd like to have at home) issued llcKet jno. l 10 "Scoooe" Latimer, snorts editor of the Greenville, S. C, News Norris Dean. Georgia lecn scout, was dealt ticket No. 13. Phillies Trade Money and Men For Acorn Star HORIZONTAL 1,9 Pictured football star, Lt. Comdr. 11 On the ocean VI Skill 13 Exist 14 Stable - 16 New (prefix) 18 Short deep 17 Observe 18 Crazy 20 Employ 23 Alto 26 Unit! 28 He ! . 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Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Jackson and family, Miss Mildred 'icare nrt S2e R6v Larey. all of Klam ath Falls snent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Teare and family. Mrs. Frank W. Brown is visit Ins hnr narents. Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Ferguson of Madera, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Henry MeMahan I of Los Angelas spent last week with her brother, Kay uavis and family. Tom O Hara and children, eon- nip. Pat and Tim. snent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Reg 'inomas and family. Mrs. Jerry Mccartie ana Mrs. D6n Schooler spent Wednesday with Mrs. Elliott House and fam ily. , Mr. and Mrs. Tyndall Robison have sold their ranch and moved to Madclcn, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Robison moved here several years ago from Heppner, Ore., and nave made a nost ot menus. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Murray spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Gene Caris at Gcrber dam. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Foote and son have moved to Henley to make their home. Mr. and Mrs. Chris Hood have moved to the Foote ranch crutches. Mrs. O'Neil broke her ankle some time ago. Friends of Stanley uneu wm be pleased to learn he is re cuperating from his operation rapidly. Ho has been in Port land for the past three mbnths. Lester Dahlhoff is in the Hill side hospital recovering from neck and back injuries received while working. Ho expects to be in the hospital four weeks. Mrs. Gertrude Coke left Wed nesday for Modesto, Calif., for an extended visit with relatives, . Virginia Paxton, accompanied hv her mother from Lakeview. left Wednesday for Oakland. Calif. They plan to visit Vir Binia's brother who is in a hos pital there, no was wounoea in combat duty overseas. Mrs. Jay Lybrand received word from the war department that her husband Pvt. Jay ly brand was slightly injured in action in France. Lybrand has been overseas the past six months. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Osborn returned home Tuesday. They spent the past week visiting relatives at Jtiedding, uam. Nope, OPA Dotsn't Have Locksmiths PORTLAND. SeDt. 22 (P "Listen," said a voice over the phone to a clerk at the Portland ration board, "I want a man." "Sorry," the cleric veplted, 'we haven't any men on our ration list." , "But I iust got to have a man," the feminine voice continued, "I'm locked out of my house and I need a locksmith Immed iately." The clerk explained lock smiths are not handled by the ration board either. "You're the OPA, aren't you?" she complained. "I thought this agency handled everything connected with rent and housing problems." A Serbian sculptor perfected a fireproof and waterproof brick made chiefly from paper. TYPEWRITER TO BOMBS A standard non-portable type writer contains enough alumi- Mrs. Madge Boley of Klamath num for 22 magnesium incen- Falls spent the weekend with her diary bombs, and enough rubber parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Fitz- for a pair of rubber boots for PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 21 (fP) The Phillies announced today the purchase of Leslie George 5ns and they have a lot of Scarsolla, outfielder and first din the backflcid. Dascman iui . ch Babe Horroll will open cine coasi icuhuc, iui "'""n Watcrfletd, jbck ooyo, cms i" - - ith and Jack Myers. ankie Parker Semi-Finals Net Tourney MS ANGELES, Sept. 22 (IP) Frankle Parker of Pasadena, If,, national singles champion, .... . . iiava.icco to me scmi-iiniuo lie 18th annual Pacific south- Phillies players, to be selected later, Knvnrnl clubs were reported to hnvi hid for tho 30-year-old left hander, who has batted .335 this year to tie his teammate, Frankic Kcllchor, for league honors. Scarsolla, who has been given trials by the Boston Braves and Cincinnati kccis, nas ocen in uiv- fessional baseball for 1U years. He is 30. if It's a "frozen" article you ft championships with a do- need, advertise for a used one ft 0-u triumph over n the classuiea iro huic, champion oi l'eru. irker scored many of hi; ls with accurate placements rie Dasciine in his maicn yes-ay, ne wiry Bill Talbcrt of lananoi s. second h an-ranK- nettor in tho nation, also WASHINGTON, Sept. 21 (VP) putting tl XUBfc bvivimu nnu , .J,. Irn K.UUnJ tu.l I Tl, Wncli nfffnn Post SOlCl tOdaV 6-2, 6-3 win over Morey that Sammy Baugh must quit Ii of Beverly Hills, Calif, the Washington Redskins and win meet the Ecuadorean return to nis rranclsco (Pancho) Segura, October 1 or ne iiassiiieu m i eml-final match tomorrow, selective service!. ' Baugh must choose between continuing in professional foot- HISTORICAL ITEM This note was penned by an unidentified baseball expert in 1903: "American league critics aro sprinkling ice water under Connie Mack. With .his team hardly having a chance to fin ich in the lirst division, he d bettor watch out that he doesn't slip." Sportsmen's Association. To Hold Meeting There will be a regular meet Ing of tho Sportsmen's assocl iin nt the Willord hotel Wed ncsday, September 27, at 6 p, m it wik nnnnunccd by Roy X Premo, vice president of the as- An officer from the naval air station will give some vital in formation on the extent of the bombing and strafing ranges as pertains to deer hunters as a i,ir,Viii,,ht nf tho meeting. i Movies will be shown and tho ammunition situation win oe ais cussed with a dutch lunch top- nlnrf ntf thn nvrplling. Members are urged to attend and to bring a guest or two. Seattle Catcher Will Go to Phils SEATTLE, Sept. -22 (P) Hal Spindel, heavy-slugging catcher of the fifth place f aciiic Coast league Seattle Rainiers, will perform for the Philadelphia Phils of the National league next year. Picked up by Seattle late in the year, Spindel led the coast loon in batting with .355 al though not participating in suf ficient games to get title recog nition. He is the second itain- ier to be sold to the majors this year Al Llbke being ped dled to the Cincinnati Reds sev eral weeks ago. Seattle will receive two Play ers and an undisclosed amount of cash in the transaction. Body Recovered From Canal THE DALLES, Sept. 22 l1 Rnnnri and weighted with a zippered bag full oi tocks, me horiv of a man tentatively iden tified as Henry Louis Brewer was recovered from tne i-eiiio canal last night, state ponce re- nnrtpfl. The body rose to the surface when the water, was disturbed by a passing tug boat. The feet had been bound by a shirt and the weighted bag was uea around his neck. The body had been In the water 10 days, ine coroner esti mated. MEDICINE TO BEAUTY Witch hazel was first used for medicinal purposes, but is now widely used in beauty prepara tions for the face and hands. It is derived from the bark of North American shrub, hugh. Mrs. Velma Evans of Klamath Falls also visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Noble. Deepest sympathy is extended to Mrs. Ora Johnson, whose brother Sam Spear passed away at independence. Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Burnett and family visited the Reg Thomas family on bunday evening Mr. and Mrs. Mike Dearborn entertained Mr. and Mrs. Paul Monroe at dinner on Friday eve ning in honor of Mrs. Monroe's birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Barney Brown entertained at dinner on Sunday, honoring her mother and brother on their birthdays. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Homer Roberts and Howrie Roberts George Smith and children, Colleen, Donald and Joe of Yuba City spent a week with his sis ter, Mrs. Harry Frazier and the army. Lancsell Valley Thr,nin Cnmnhell has been ,.n in with loekiaw and arth ritis. He is recovering in a Klam ath Falls hospital. Mrs. Camp bell and Deanna are witn n ,r.tc Mr. and Mrs. Ray Davis. , will nouse spent , in Portland receiving medical treatment. , , Mr and Mrs. Claude murray were Monday dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dee m JU .,.1 .nne nf T.alcP.VleW. noiiuici wr ------- , .. - . e ... n-irt Cit-FHiirrh an- vpfl r naav mould, ivua. mm v uiiulii. morning from nis station at j j'e " ; r Sv;ort Muhr . to sDent club will meet at the home of his furlough with his parents, Margaret Burnett on September Mr. and Mrs. layman riiznugn. 1.0. jiveiyuue ia tmvuouj i- . Friends will be glad to near vueu. that Claudia MusicK is improv- Unt vAnanl- ilinOCC flP was in a hospital in St. Louis BlV for three weeks. - ' ' . ' Pnn orahilntinns ana Desii i-iu'ni r,,rmn nieiiari voio V x- t 1-1 ViaiJca LU5ean v"i-u v- wid-ipc tn Mr and Mrs. Jim jacK- m..j ivorinocriav with son who were married last week h-s giste - N0rah Cavan. He is at iteno, iNevaua. au" leaving Thursday for the navy : it Anna HrarthllPn. I . .? e is me iuiinci induction center, ne is a ior- MIJ- aul,Jrao"5oe- f5-w,' mer Greyhound bus driver. y Brown, Mrs. Homer Roberts, M Bernie O'Neil is able to Mrs. Pete Hricziscse and Mrs. . fl.ound with the aid. of tester jjeavnt speiu onu oftornnnn with Mrs. Charles Partridtre and canned her iruit. Mrs. Partridge is still in bed but improving slowly. John Scott recently sold his ranch in lower Langell valley to Albert Barratt and his father of HARTFORD Accident and IndemnllT Company INSURANCE T. B. WATTERS General Inourance Agency FIRE . . . AUTOMOBILE SIS Main Si. Phon 41S3 Allen Adding Machine Friden Calculator -Royal Typewriter Desk - Chair - File For ihoi hard-to-get Kami PIONEER PRINTING AND STATIONERY CO. 124 So. 9th Klamath Fells is This Your Son? t I ft Ji X1 m m Poor grade! Tn school often are I caused by poor eyesight. You na turally want your, child's: school hours to be profitable and happy ones. Siva him the protection of corrected eyesight bring him in for a scientific eye examination by . one of Columbian's professional staff. ' ' " 2L 7 REGISTERED OPTOMETRISTS Dr. til O. Nolo Dr. Sid o. Nolu Jr. Dr. p. J. Mole (Lisiit. f. 8. &rmr Dr. D. R. H.ylor Dr. O. F. Glaieoe Dr. T. B. BlaUudlMld Dr. O. Hopkins PHONE 7121 COLUrJlBIACj OPTICAL SINCE l0J .EXClUSIVElt OMICAl tlND. U S.W. th TWO STORES KIAMATH fAUS, T0 MAIWj lit UAIN STREET Slingin' Sammy Must Quit Redskins or Go Into Army h the womnn'ii alnfflen Mrs Nh Palfrey Cooke, of Chest- (IcfentUnc chamDlon of tho Filament. T.nnlKn TArnlich. fly Hills, with a 6-4, 8-2 pry in. a auartor-flnal match frothy Bundy, of Santa Major League Leaders By Th Associated Prats AMERICAN T.r AfJUE ittlng Johnson, Boston, quarterbacking and pa' ing of Baugh, former 1 Texas Christian university. Z'f . , nnni millllL: III I. mils, Mass., former women s ,.i, ..i,irninli to his occupa- raLSl"-.6"'?8.1 "ion as a rancher, tho Post said It u.u IrtM 11V U. H. Ollinuuim, chairman of the Nolan county (Texas) draft board No. 1. "A a rancher. Baugh has fcca."JouthfuTnatlonal clay been holding a 20 classification " frt champion, won her auar- said Simmons, and he appi cci Innai by defeating Mary in July for permission 10 uij mid. Wightman cup veteran, three charity games m pro foot-6-3. H ball. With the approval of the state board, we srantea that permission and notified him that he must ne uki.iv. ii ranch by October 1 or ho would be put in 1A. Pro football is not an essential occupation.- The Washington team, sched uled to play six games after No vember 1, is built around the 18- El Padre Closed for Remodeling WILL OPEN SOON- Watch for Opening Date -Stephens, St uns Batted In tula, 103. lOmerH'PH.n Vo.i, Vnrlr 9.0 f-'hlng Newhouser, Detroit, itj, HATIOMAT. T.F.A.BTJE patting Walker, Brooklyn, $uns Batted In Nicholson: VICfitrn 1 nn jHomersNicholson, Chicago, P 8428 " WUkS' St LUiS' Friendly Helpfulness To Every Cread and Purl Ward's Klamath REMEMBER y0U HAVE A DATE WITHj 1 KLAMATH FALLS and a Nation at War MUSICUMASmS' 20 ARTISTS including hi ALL GIRL QUARiei MARTY, KAY, PAT and JO Also Vocalist PHYLLIS MYI.ES and EDDIE WILLIAMS "I'll ringVur door bell in the next day or so, to collect for the paper. It will help me get around the route faster if you'll have the money ready and not ask me to call back. Thanks l" -Your Carrier Boy; If you should miss getting your paper, call 3124 between 6:30 and 7;00 and we'll- try to send you one. Our special delivery boy leaves, a n d t h e o f f i c e closes, at 7:00. GREYHOUND DAILY SERVICE NORTHBOUND Eugene Portland Salem Leaves Klamath Falls -6:00 A. M. 1:15 P. M. 9:00 P. M. SOUTHBOUND Weed r Duntmuir San Francises Leaves Klamath Fells 7:55 A. M, 6:40 P.M. 11:55 P. M. 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