I.
ft
A. . A
Into First
Spot Alone
By The Aaaoclated Preas
After IiikkIiiu uIomk ull m'iikiii
M few purrs lii'hlntl thi Hun
r'niuclaio Si'iilit. thii Oiikliinil
Acui'im tndiiy for llir flr.it tlmn
rliitrhi'd tin1 I'ui'lflc Count lluno
bull Iciiuui' U'iKl liy hiilf ii kuiiip.
Wlillit the Hrula wirro let I by
ruin, Kruncla Shell, formiT New
York Yuiiki'ii nuikliiK l to debut
fur tl' Acorns, pltt'lii'd thrill In
In till' Iriiwii-'a tiii apot mi n H :i
ili'clnlnii lit n I iilht over I lie I'ort
liinil llmvcr.i. It wiik tin' Quks'
plllhth Htruliiht victory,
M limn Outhlt Oaks
AiuiiHiKii mo iirnvi-rn cniu'ci
rd 11 aiifitllra to Oiikliiiiil'a alx
mid cliitM'd Mht'ii, who waa ro
plui'i'd by ItiiUKrr Arclioht, Hut
Acorns tlini'il thi'lr btiiuli'H.
opi'iilMK Willi a three nm uttiiek
In thr flral IiiiiIiik and aitdinK
two In thr iircoiid. I'ortluiid x
Itrlirf I'llL-hrr Wiinclrl Mimnor.
truck out 1 1 mid ylrldrd only
two hlla from the third Oiroiiun
the eighth frame.
Tim Seiila and Sun Dlrtin
Pmlrea ai'liriluli'd a (loublehe nil.
rr Frlduy to iniika up the mined-
Olll C'IIKUi'IIK'lll
llollywond drovn the I. on An
lieles AiiKt'ls, who enjoyed a
iiioiiientiiry nrrrh ulop thr
li'iiltuo for the flint time Innt
week, In a third place berth
Hirer unci a hulf itnmea behind
Oiiklnnd by nhultliiK out the An
. lii'ln, 8 lo 0.
Bliri Snap Btraak
Xnvlrr Heai-luno held the An'
Kela lo flvu hit unci whiffed
nine butter to miup a seven
Kiune Iohiiik nlri'iik for tho Stnra.
llollywond pounded the offer
liitfH of Dick Krrlrkann and Clem
lliiiiainunn for II) hlla.
The Seattle Hiilnlera awapped
their c veuth plnce In the atund-
Inifa with Sucruniento'a sixth on
a 0 2 victory turned In bv Lou
Joit. lost nllowecl 10 hit.
Spurklnif the Knlnlcra' 10 hit
attack on three Snrrnmrnlo
pitchers was Hob Knhle, recent
actiuialtlon of Seattle, who ac
counted for three runs on two
loublrs, one with a ninn nbourd
In the first and another blow
with two on hiiae in the fifth
InniiiK.
PLANNER CHOSEN
SALEM. Mnv 22 J. M
Chumbrra, retired merchant and
former memlier of the state
liquor control commission. Inst
liilim was rho.icn temoorarv
chairman of Salem's lonKranur
planning commission, aurccedlnf
inrinie i.. n. niri;illlniiili.
LEGAL NOTICES
in tut. ciHfiMT cdimr or ntr
IN TUB MATTKR Of THE BUT ATT Or
HVHON WllJ.m MrVAV, tfereeeett
J To Peer. MrVey end Myron Willi Mr.
, r , una to en owier tjevieoee end
ht In unknown. If iny ttvh there be.
of ih Mid Mron WlllU McVey. 1
reaeerl: Vou and earh nt you ere hereby rlted
nd required lo en.wer before the above
txilltlrd I'mirt in the above entitled riuM
In the rlrrult Court nxtm In the rlty trf
Klimilh rails, Klamath Cwtnlv, Qrvtfnn.
within ten iui dva from th dale of llta
aarvlr nt Ihla rt la I ton. If aarved within
Klamath Cminly. Uivgim and within
ttttnly ilOi daa. If Mrvad In any othaf
rnuniy in tnia tiait. or ir aervad
pnhllrallnn. than within lwanly-lfh
2Hi dam from tha data of th fir I
ptibllcatmn of Ihla rllatlon. to ahoW
rauia, if any axtata. why an ordar ahould
not ba mada haraln authortilnf tha
aarulrlv of aald avlata to aall. elthar
at punlle or private , for path,
upon rradll. auhlarl to confirmation
thr Court, tha following ftasx-rlbfd real
prooerty aitualad in Klamath County,
I -it a Numbered Four '4 and Twilva
lit In Block Numbered Two t
ftivarvlew, aa ihown br tha recorded
plat I he ret. f on record In Klamath
County, Oregon.
!ta Numbered One Ml. Two ti.
Three 3', and Kour . niock
NumlHred Foutleen iMi, of Writ
oxer Terrarea. aa ihnwn by tha
duly reenrded plat 1 hereof In Klani
alh Cmmiy, Oreion
aa praved for In tha petition of aald
executrix filed herein nn tha Ulh day
nf May. loin, and lo which reference U
nerrnv niaiie.
WITNKSH the lfnnnrNbla Tlavtri
Vandenltera. Cln'iilt Judae, of in State
of Ore Hon. for Klamalh County. Probate
iTparnneni, wnn me arai or aain ltouji
affixed thla Hlh day of May. 1144.
Allot;
CIIAH F, TVl.AP.
iftrall Clerk nf the Circuit Court
m m-aa ; j. s-ia-No. mi.
NOTICB Or HAI.r
NOT1CB IS lirftKllV CIVEN that 1
will, aa AdmlnlilrAtnr of the Batata of
CrilAHI.BR II ADAMS, drcraaed. on or
afler I he .llat dny nf May. 104(1, aell to
the hi t i eat bidder for raah tha following
I.ola 1 and 1. lll.wk' T North HIv.
Klamalh County. lOrrioni. acrord
Ini to the duly recuadrd plat there
of Said ante will he made at tha Office
of I. OHTH NISBMOItB, 7.11 Main Street.
Klamath ralla, Oreaon
a j. Mcdonald.
M I 1ft 23 No. 370.
A Twist Of The Neck Is Sufficient
r ' an iimsiiw ii i la " '" -..- :., ,..
I
' t I
Tough Tony Boss atartad this llttla ring aplcwlth a lag lock, but his opponent, Gaorcjes
Dusatta. is takint tha moat dirsct mathod of making Tony call It off. Rosa and Duaatte will ap
paar on thia wnk'i armory card. Tony lighting Martino Angalo and Caorgas struggling with Al
Basil. Both thasa bouts ara for six rounds, and anothar six-roundar batwaan Gust Johnaon and
Mad Mlka Naaarlan Illla out tha star bill.
Braves Will Conduct
Eugene Ball School
K.UGKNE, Miiy 22 Ml Ore
Kim boys of 10 unci over will
have a cliunce to net busebiill In
struction first hiind from veter
ans of the l)l leiiifuc clubs ut a
three dny biiscbnll school open
mil hero Thursday.
Tho school, sponsored by the
riiwton llnives of the Niitlonul
li-UKiie, will biliiK here Outfield,
er Johnny More, Jimmy Heese,
ex-blK leiiuue liifielder, unci Kuri
lliimllton, one time St. Louis and
I'itlsburKh pitcher.
Idaho Trounces
Huskies, 12 to 6
MOSCOW, Idiilio, Muy 22 (II
The University of Idnho defeated
the University of Washington
Huskies, 1 2-0. yesterduy in a
northern division baseball Kume.
The Vunduls pounced three
Husky litirlers for 13 hits for the
win, which evened the four
ilume series.
The score: R. II. E.
Wash. .012 100 002 6 8 8
Idn. . :40 101 O.'ix 12 IS 1
French, Soriiino (4), JorKen
son (II) unci Constiintino; Auer,
Kllnk, (0). and Konnpka.
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Interesf Lack May
Kill Junior Baseball
This afternoon's meclinK of
Junior Lei(ion bullpluyers at
Del Moro field is the final one,
Lynn Hoycroft said today, un
less more interest is shown by
younjj players today.
Monday afternoon only nine
prospective players turned
out to siitn up for Junior Le
Klon bull and there must be
many more candidates than
that or a league cannot be
started.
The players were called to
meet this afternoon ot 5 p. m.
on Del Moro, at which time
it will be decided whether the
effort to Ret the league going
will be worthwhile.
Salem Senators' Lead Cut
Down To Decimal Points
By The Aaaociat.d Pr.as
The Sulem Senotors early
Western International baseball
league lead has been whittled
down to a point where they now
are only a half game In front of
Spokunc. And by the time the
week's series between the In
dians and the Cupilunos is fin-
rAcinc coast LtAoi r
OakUmci 35 is
San franrltco 34 IS
M AnfrUt ....II 21
Man mn . 24 28
Hollywood 23 2S
Ktuttla 22 30
Karramanto 22 32
Portland .. IS 33
Kr.alla Ta.adar
SVattla I. Sacramento 2
Hollywood 8. 1st Anselei 0.
Oakland s. Portland 3.
Pet
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Han Dlcso at San Franelaco, poatponad
'rami.
NATIONAL l.tACil K
W L Pet
SI lyiuta 17 10 .630
Brooklyn 17 10 .030
Chicago 15 11 .577
Hoaton 15 13 .539
Cincinnati 13 12 .520
New York 12 10 .429
PHUbursti 10 15 .400
Philadelphia . 7 10 .209
Re.ulU Tuesday
Philadelphia 4. SI IhiIi 3.
Pltubursh at New York, postponed
wet ground!.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn, postponed
ished, tlie Redmen may well be
way in the lead.
Bremerton edged out the Sen
ators last night at the navy yard
city In a battle of home runs. 14
to 13. Spokane defeated Van
couver at the Canadian town,
9 2, evening their current scries
at one win apiece.
At Bremerton, Barlsoff and
Reese of the Tars, and Catcher
Ted Kerr of the visitors each
poked long balls for the round
trips.
A 410-foot homer by Spo
kane's Bob Patterson was the
feature of the Indians-CapUanos
meet.
Yakima and Wcnatchce stand
tied for third place with 15 wins
apiece today after the Stars lost
out to Tacoma, 17 2 at Yakima,
and the chiefs trampled rough
shod over the sad-sack Victoria
Athletics, 18 to 4 on Vancouver
island.
Victoria did threaten once,
in the second, when they scored
three runs and drove starting
pitcher, Green, to the showers.
HARTFORD
AecUeat aae) lo4eaaailr Caaapaay
INSURANCE
T. B. MATTERS
General Insurance Agency
FIRE . . . AUTOMOBILE
615 Main St. Phone 4193
Only games scheduled.
AMKHICAN LEAGI'K
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTIC E TO C-RCIIITORS
Nolle U hrrvby ctvrn that the under
lie nod rui been appointed executor of
inc wiaur or Aivin l.. .on. dereased.
by the rlrcuit court of the State of Ore-
Son. for Klamath County, and ha quail
lira.
All persona ha vine clalma acalrut aald
enatt are requested lo present them,
duly ve rifled, aa required by law. to
ine unaerftitfnea executor, at trie or net
of A W. Srhaupp. 207 Wllttta Hullrtinf.
Klamath Falls. Ore eon. on or before
Is 0 month from the date of the first
publication hereof, which date Is May
IS. 1UM
CARL. SANUCIX.
Executor of the folate of Alvin
L Coan. Ieceased
U IS -23 -20. J. 5-13 No. MO.
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NOTICE
IN THE CIRCUIT COITRT OT THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR KLAMATH
COUNTY.
IN THE MATTER OT THE ESTATE Of
I.EWIH r HtDCHILK HO TENS, Sr.. wrio
was also known as LEWIS F. BOTENS.
Ieceascd.
NoUce Is hereby flven that T have
been appointed Administratrix of the
almve entitled estate, All persons hav
ing claims Btfalnnt said estate are re
quired to present them to . me with
proper vouchers at the office of William
Cannn. 724 Main Street. Klamath Falls.
Oregon, within aix months from date
hereof.
Dated this 8th day or May. 1!1
PEARL BOTENS.
Administratrix.
M i-13 -M -2-No. 376.
Boston 2
New York 2
Detroit - 1
Washington I
St Louis . 1
Cleveland 1
Chicago
Philadelphia
Rsealts Tuesday
Cleveland 7. New York 2.
Boston fl. Detroit 4.
St. Louis 4. Philadelphia 3.
Only games scheduled.
FlfiHTS LAST NIGHT
By The Asseelaled Prese
OKLAHOMA CITY Jack Lyons. 171,
Oklahoma City, outpointed Earl Peter
son. 174. Minneapolis. 6.
SAGINAW. Mich. Floyd "Red" La
Vasseur. 137, Bay City, Mich., out
pointed Tony Aneona. 137, Detroit, 10.
WILMINGTON. Del. Joey Longo, 130.
Baltimore, outpointed Billy Proctor, 132.
HarrUburgh. 0.
LOS ANGELES Billy Smith. 171.
Oakland. Calif . TKO Walter "Popty"
Woods. 1A8, New York. 3.
DENVER Bobby Jarvls, 133. Kansas
City, outpointed "Red" Grant, 126,
Denver, 6.
SAN JOSE, Calif Luis Castillo. 11B,
Mexico City, knocked out Gregorto
Eacalona. llfl. San Diego, 2-
HKRAI.P NFWB. Wsnstk FaMi. Or. WKDNESOAT. May tl, l4, Pg. Wf ht
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE TO nilMlRRS
NOTICE Is hereby given that the City
council of tha City of Chlloquln, Oregon,
will, at 8 no o'clock P. M., on Thursdiiy,
June 8. 11MA, open bids for the resur
facing nf all presently oiled streets In
said city, and for the construction of
approximately tan blocks of newly oiled
streets, plans and specifications for
which, may be had at the office of tha
West Side store In Chlloquln.
All bids muit be sealed, addressed
to the City Clerk. Chlloquln. Oregon,
nnd plainly marked "BID FOR OILING. "
and must be filed with said City Clerk,
not later than 5 00 o'clock P. M., on
June 8. 1B4A
All bids must be accompanied by cash,
certified eherk or bidder's bond In the
amount of lf'. of the amount of tha
bid as a guaranty of good faith to enter
Into tha contract for tho work con
templated If It b awarded to him. Cash,
certified checks or bidders' bonds will
be returned to unsuccessful bidders with
in ten days.
The elly council reserves tho right to
reject any or all bids.
City Clerk.
Chlloquln, Oregon.
M. 22-20 No. 383.
when and where any person may pn
objections or exceptions lo said final
account, and at said lint and placo lh
Court will settle said account.
Rtniv m. uri.L,
Administratrix.
M 33-20: J. S-12-Ut-No. 34.
NOTICE OF FINAL Af'f'Ol'NT
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that !
have filed my final account and report
of my administration of the estate of
CHARLES ROBERT THOMAS, deceased,
and the Judge of the Circuit Court of tho
State of Oregon, for Klamath County,
has fixed ten o'clock In the forenoon of
June 10. 1&4Q. as the time and the
Courtroom of said Court as tha placo
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