Page Four
Thursday, April
Snappy Sporting Notes
SOCIALIZATION OF llSlHJMiuiw
AND HANKS TO BE A BICS ISSUE
IN BRITISH GENERAL ELECTION
HDNN LOSES
TO ZBYSZKO
rmi.AIlKI.PHI A. April IV
KtAnUlim Zh? 7k. arr hij;
th weight nf 5 yrs on liN
houlilrrs, nsa1ni'il llir nor! 1
hravyui-ilit ur-(ling t'lam
plonKtiip ly tlinmlii' Wayne
MUff" Muiiii tnirc in r;M Mn
onltT nt the urna tonight.
The Pole won In MrU;!it
falls, thrilling the rapacily
crowil by toppling the iani
Muna tn H ininutti ami 11 mh--onds
with a forrai-iti hold and
coming ripht bark and re
peating this performance by
towing Munn In 4 minutes and
53 ' second fur the second fall
with a forearm and hammer
lock. NATIONAL LEAGUE
New York at Boston called, rain.
R. H
Yesterday's Games
In the Bis Leagues
MADISON SQUARE
After an uni.ninioi
of i he bus. Lull season. :
r."gan to crack in spo'.-. t
- the imii.I p. nultv for
ism of the stiH'h:!'' ti'-.l
in K lo crowd tin' spr'r.g
Th- i-' o- of An-' .'.
i;..iri. and llrace
lttxt- n a!t- r three inim
with the tiiants l e.dlns
lndi.c ami Lr
start their game
the Senators ar.-l Yank delav
aim: s'ai't
I;.' weather
. l-.v I :i i
the tit : i. -
GARDEN TO CLOSE
if. tr
iii(!r
:. I.i-
n -
c.P
and
::i.l.
i'l'tlll.- IIU'I t
Ice f.-aeht Joe WVi
n r nit the n e' :
-opened for prise f
p. f -r v . i
f pui
e the
this
Pun
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.!ae
Cl.tUVKSTK.K. Kng . April 15
So. ali.aiion of Itriti.h Indu-trn
I. ml b.il.ks i!l lie H nuilor l-s.:e
ihe ntt gcncr.,1 election.
Th" imlipMi.li m la'ior party li.
In fore it a mill oi in
. port 110:11 its fin. :n
'! he form, r oti.lli. ''. :- . - 11 f 1 -t . 1 1-!
,.f K.I.W- and iii.l.l -. - :' !. r
1111. s m iure with c.iii" li.. I I'1
t!i. ,. iters. It 1 P to . :
lain lli.'t one of th- ! iH
a.lorle.l i'v the in.i. :..leiit l-iboi
i-ly. w hi. ll includes 11:0 I HI the
ai:T lliitish so. -i.ili-n. including
i:ar.is:ir McDonald and numbers of
of
l.'fs
aif-
Mi. r a
f.ll.llll wi
i.al I Lite ll
1 1.1 1 In r ii
I.IIKO lll.lJolHV
of th.
and .1 ma).
. 1.1 1 "Ml in '
.!. I .
11 la
In
' do-
l..llg lit hull
t.l.Tlcd I.
s 1 f the oil
n ...lelal lotl.
le II til 11 he nil
Man- I he ma Ion
tin ripoil'
Hi. m.lnid
.in'i.iti.'ii l"i
KloMI I I"
. .1 that tin.
III in ulioiilil Inane a
Kood 1'ihe for ncurul year. In tome.
A vlold of over 61"' pounds of aced
p.i air.' ha- secured In Klam
tli count l.v ' A Illll. near Mer
, Mr Illll sowed III" ilovel III
June nh Hie urn 111 already ll
,-:.lalil!-lld. need MIIH Ml II Ull "I-
.liniin pi.- drill wllh Ilia" need
una. Iitin iil. Inlnalloiin re
lie..-- ..ill the fll"t lielllK at III" "me
,.f the lllllll lleided Illll.' II I loll
lid shortly all.
THE KLAMAjnj
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lopilnlll
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Score
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Batteries Ring and
Erhardt and Taylor.
E.
S 0
14 4
Henline;
Score R. H. E.
Pittsburgh S 13 0
Chicago 4 4 3
Batteries Meadows. Morrison and
Smith; Cooper, Keene, Bush, Brett
and O'Farrell.
H. E
Score r,
St. Louis 2
Cincinnati 4 8 1
Batteries Sothoron. Day and
Gonzales: Luque and Hargrave.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
R.
H.
E
Score
Washington
New York
Called end sixth, darkness.
Batteries Zachary and Ruel;
Pennock, Jones and O'.Veill.
starting because n rain, ran U'o
d.ti kites after six innings. Vie at
tendance fell off everywhere :-i'er
the excitement of the opening cere
monies and evr, the Senators and
Yanks drew no more than 7.m
1 nstomers.
DiHlgers anil H.U Win
Dodgers. Reds and Braves still
lead the National league wi'h the
perfect figure of l.OOe. In the Am
erican league the Indians and Ath
letics occupy the same position, per
haps for the last time this year.
The Dodgers with Kuhe Ehrhardt
pitching, heal the Phils for the sec
ond time at Ehhets field. Brooklyn.
6 to 4. Hack Fournier. firse base
man of the Brooklyn club, and
Benny Myers, coach of the Phils,
were tossed out in the fourth in
ning for fighting.
The Reds won from the Car
dinals again at Cincinnati 4 to 2.
Adolfo Luque, the Reds" Cuban
pitcher, allowed only one earned
run, and held the Cardinals to half
a dozen well-spaced wallops.
Pirates Come Hack
The Pirates, beaten in their first
3 encounter with the Cubs, turned on
them today and won S to 4.
In Philadelphia the Athletics
took a second victory from the Red
Sox 5 to 3.'
The series between the Tigers and
White Sox thus far is a stand off
for the Sox heat the Tilers 9 to H
in today's faint at Detroit.
t nn1..
'" d.istv arch of girders, which
looked down on a thousand brawl
A few wceks ac.i it was the in
tention of the interests which own
the !rr:id:ng 11 d-molish i: this
summer and the May 5 exhibition
was he the lat. Since then,
however. Tex Rirkard has obtain
ed a tentative extension c.f his lease
until next mid-winter so there may
ha more battles there after th
leaves have fallen again.
Dundee and Terris are to make
135 pounds, the lightweight limit.
The bout will hring together an
ageing and rather sluggish relic of
the wonderful Dundee, whose rope-
walking and lightning play of fists
were a sensation a dozen years ago.
and an amazingly fast
who was in rompers when Dundee
fought his first victim.
.McDonald and number
the bis late cabinet.
has lletw.in Ihein the comtnitt".
ports ri present the considered 1
. i..h'aii. n i l haul.- an, I in
l U , . nr i.' i .11! 11:1! I hi
);o;..'l ll. H I I
.. I . . 1 1 1 1. in I. .
In I.I I lii - 11 1
In l.e expedient. I lire- arc I
I bolstered Ibis M.-.i
t'otifls. atioil would he i;n: l t
ll would cause serious e on
liisllll'ball. e.
li would sin ncih. 11 oppos
ition to socialism.
pi ...
I'o
j. '.Ill
tin M:
1.
IlltlC
r el the
U II I -hip
at loll iv a
l.e ep. ('.!
. 1 noulil chip... 11 IT.'.l'l'l
of slalks and ! 1 e i. hi. ll
. .1 for h.-c.I p 1 IM.IV. I'
vi 01 k III well ill 1 ,.,,. 1 . 1 11 w I h
s. gi .1 ill or 11 .'a : If. 'I ., .. ml
l.e ii p.r. 1 it v inn lor 11". 1 ly
all I ' I'M III I ll.' ll : ii'.Ue.l dis
til. I. Willi :i. Diet' lot.. ll.' 1'OHl (if
luuv. -ting could l.e reduced an welt
as a s.nitller lo .s of r.cct III IllllldllllK
p.. I.I
o:il.
Owing
HUT.. Will ,e no !
or (iiniuT today
Wlit IVlican (
room.
Service at
UN
FRIDA
While PelirJ
Hotel
UNWRITTEN LAW
QROWINU OF RED
ARGUMENT GETS
PURDV FREEDOM
CLOVER SEED IS
LUCRATIVE HERE
1
lie. . lit inform. 111.111 re. . iv.-d from
Tl'l.SA. Okla.. April 1. -One the Oregon evp.-rimMit st.il 1011 show s
Purdy. the young rhurch deacon r,.,t , i,,v,.r , ,,,. ,,( ,1,,.
who slew E. S. llil.hisoll. wealthy ,,,., ):1viK rro.s In ceil.iin pails
lumberman "hecaue he stoie my ... n,-. ....... ,.,,.i ., .,1.. ,.i .ri.. ;
youngster wife's love" was the hero of Tuls.i ,,;, or-goii. This cn.p has I :
'l,niSn'. delllollsliated for seed pnip,,...s In
A jury found Piirdv not guilty .hfferenl parts of central Oregon,
of the murder this morning after particularly heavy yields being ...
Purdy had been 011 trial two cured in Klamath county. During
weeks. HUM over Iwo million 1 f ' himi.immi .
Scores of men and women, many dollars worth of clover and other
of them total strangers, congratu- leguminous seeds were imported di
lated Purdy on his acquittal and to the I'nlled Slates from foreign
Purdy will return 10 work in the
NEW YORK. April 15.John 0ff:,.es of the oilliland Oil company.
Heydler. president of the National companv officials said.
league, thought for a moment that Hu(.hison wa, 6ht , ,,.,, in
he had wandered into the stadium (Tcnt of the pos.offil.p ia win,,.r
at Boyle's thirty acres, when two The you ch,lr,.hm:ln's attorn,v,
of the athletes got nto a fist fight , ,,,, , ... , ,. . , '
. .. . , . , . held that he killed Huchi.on afier
at the first base coaching box dur- , . . . . . .
brooding over H11. h1.on s al:ena:on
ing a game between the Doditers ... ...
. ,, of his wiles affections, causing her
and the Phillies. . , .
ii. iiimrie 11:111 aim sun lifer plan
ning to fiee the cir.i-Hiv vv iih I! i.h-
Ball Players Are
Scrapping Already
Klamath Falls Little Synihponj
HARRY BOREL Director
IN POPULAR CONCERT
A.si.led by Mr.. A. J. VOYE Coloratura SopJ
Under the Auspices of
TI HI WOMAN'S LIBRARY CLUB
FRIDAY EVENING, 8:15 o'clock, APRIL Us
AT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Admission $1.00
licls on Sale at Shepherds
Children
American Association
Toledo. 0.
Iliilianapoli.;
Score
Boston
Philadelphia
Batteries
R. If. E.
3 5 1
o li 1
Ruffing, Fullerton and
Picinich; Gray and Cochrane.
H.
Minnf I'polis.
j Kamas City
1 1 '! innings. I
.Milwaukee. 3: Louisville, 7.
.t. Paul. 10; Columbus. 3.
Special sale of large sized silk
d:e.-:es. price $H.75 at Bee Begin's.
ladies ready to wear store. 12'J So.
7th. opposite Tel. Office. A15-1S
Jack Foitrni. r. tli Do.laer's el-fl.-rly
first baseman and Penny My
ers, the Phillies ciiitrli. were the
. . inhalants. Both were thrown out
of the game as soon as they could
1 e pricil apart, which took the com
bined efforts of both teams and a
set of umpires.
As this conduct was most unbe
coming, especially in the presence
of the le.-.juc president, one or both
of the lighters probably will be
punished in the region of the wallet
b a fine.
Fournier hit into a double play
As he walked
is -n ur.l t:ik" Punly'.s : . . ;;a
Pir., r .inn .el pi. ...1 ;iii -in ..
ten law and temporary in.-ani'y.
Purdy wopt when ?h" v. rdie
read. t'. v.us one his t y
tional manunts since lie had
on trial.
Mrs. (Men Purdy tie dv
wife was formerly connected
Y. M. (' A. here. Purdy was a ilea
con in tii First Christian church
Tic
A
w.t-
BABE RUTH SQUAVKS
TO GET OUT OF BED
Score r.
rhlpnffn n
t t .
De'roit 6 i, !" Klamath county .
p,n,;. ,. ,. : .iduiaia r a 3 and evev loirit. .uutm uiiuiik. ici ne waiaet
Batteries Conna y. Roher.son Imato i.H...... .if- ,r ' '0B!1 u..,. .v v
chaik. . .. .. c-V lueieic tnais the "acn io uie uencn .viyers sa a some-
bchalk: Moore. Hoi own v H'ki...ia,i b-lamath 'i ..... .
- ""..".iii. - - ' ining to ntm. It wn rnn..rtft,l thni
. ,, , i - r. W YORK, April 13 Ilabe
,AC.i"UI2ti.on " the city ot "&reA- '' "r nutlCs colic has abated so h thai
unty 0 . H . .iireia in
Cole, Stoner. Johnson and Eassler.
Cleveland at St. Louis, rain.
j Klamath Falls and" the county o
, ice Riamath New
DAILY PEGS
Written by
Westbrook Pegler
hair net. Then you wouldn't ret
them tangled up in your spikes and
you might heat out some of those
hits."
COAST LEAGUE
fjj:. e , . .. . .
or th- u handled wooden ware for one club
t" ! "If" m fT f 'aSt 8,X Wr,d 8"ieS- He only
truly profeS8IOnaI mascot in the major leagues of baseball and
.y mascot past or present who can waggle a boastful ',f"',, 113,1 'tten away to a six run
&w m recora.
SALT LAKE. April 15. After the
he is now kicking the rovers from
his cot In St. Vincent's hospital and
may leave his bed m a day or two.
The Yankees probably will ar
range some ceremonial trimmings
for the day when he turns out again
in uniform lo lake his place in the
batting order, and thereby revive
trade, which ha-, suffered greatly by
his absence.
The opening day celebrated at tin
...-.i ,,ui fii,iu-ii tivvay lo a SIX rim ' t ,.
lead teniae Por.tnn .!.. . ' oc stadium left phont one-third
Eddie, left an orphan at the age of 14 out of . inU A eisMh Khh " but were V 1? RP!,,i"Yap!"",r ,,nfi11'"' '
of - k ..... . . g. ot 14' out of a JOO nd enabb. i,. ,odavs cro' seemed to number
r-.
HOT DOG! LET'S GO!
COFFEE DAM'S PLACE
OPENS FOR BUSINESS
THIS MORNING
Just like the famous
COFFEE DAN'S
Of San Francisco
616 KlamMli Avenue
... - - vi xt, out or a loo and , ,
out of a home, was haneine around L Pl J 7 , na,,,p overcome two nu
St LadnekreK fcibited TZ' "
SduanttcI;rurLr:mak: a d-;- . POt of ?-
j. . , noow, wnich, as it turned out. was roruana 7 12 1
F1Jlows ot that note jn Cinc;nnat-
less than
Singleton.
Clergymen of Southern
Oregon At Forum Lunch
Portland 7
salt Lake o , t f.
T. e , . -mcinnati. ,. . '; , " 1 ' "
lne iox were rjlav n K..: ... . Batteries Kckert. Burns Kt
j --a wmgaiii urogram with ka v --...v.,
kees and they had lost the flr.t u '" - uacnac and Rowland;
to be fired out of I.. I 1 -1 J HapPy Fe,Sch' ,ater 0'x'" an1 Cook.
nJt:.! '.!f $ebf " W' h the rest of Black Sox, saw
. Z. B meacners during the intermission. OAKLAND. April 15. Oakland
iv.a, are you lucky?" Felsch asked him.
I m as Iuckv a f.......w . . and twice in the eighi
hauled him !, .u- c. . . tad,e and Felsh held Seals down in the ,
econd ame. The sJJ . VI . the ba,i for the "he" 8 f,ock of run kerned im,. Hart wa,
f. k- . 7." ',u looK taa,e l Philade phia enl Ior San Francisco.
for the next senes, wh.ch they won also. They carrier! K. Sror- R. .
o tne end ot the season and won the pennant. Thev would "Fran'i!o 3 5 2 ath Presbyterian church.
...vC won tne world ser.es from the Reds, too, Eddie alle n. 5 6 2 Rev' F' f:or'In" ""t. speaker
but for the bribery. ' ' "dle alIege,, Ea"rie.,f;rlffi,h and Yelle. Rit- Mrs. Hart. C. C. Unlet of Merrill
.The White Sox firm didn't pay Eddie anvsalaevf k- ''lieed ,!Wh""r' PrUlU ""i''' K" HWard of 0akIan J' '
ing luck to the ball club that seaton but he J j T br'n' ' ; Umb- Bu,l"": W' McCullort
S20 a wl, t .u. , aSO"' .Ut he d,d P'ck "P kout r na , v,:l.,- .... . Uoseburg: Joseph W Angell. fllen
The following ministers, members
of the Presbytery of Southern Ore
gon, in session here this week, were
guests of the rhamher nf romm....
scored three ttmna In .l. .. ... at thp ropulnp unaM.. , 1
" ... ne.eiiin - i.'iuiii iiiiicn-
and twice in the eighth, while Prueit,con yesterday, In which one of their
m me e ehth 'Juer me Keverenrl F. finrrtnn
... ..,bt,u, njicrtfttT.
iThou I- . - . . .
, ncic uiirfniucea ny Kevprcnu
E. Arthur L. Rico, pastor ot the Klam.
i.j a wecK rrnm t k a i r i. is. ay v ta 4-
their gloves after the games. He didnTZe V. . d'"g U" A"R' " : r jTI 5"'
glove either. 'Se " bat 0r S,reak W e"-"" today by beS,.n! lV , , Rn' Jh"
. .j,. r . .. . , , Vernon In a 100,0 Kamp ,., h nt-- Lee Gray. K. P. Law-
Thev did I k- "ded ' Jb With the Broklv" Dodgers. The An' Hryan "fo 19 k ' Mr
They d.dn t pay him a cent all season and when in the fall if6 h"e Cran"a "eld the slLn Tr "l'"",T' W'
e him ,0 Cleveland for e Z'ZlZ i LT"'" "
because the expense of the fm RuUflt h
Sreat ,berR; Bryan and Murphy 1 broadcasting with tempor-
!rr fj. i " " hh '""' " "- ' i' """t
LET'ER BUCK
RODEO and BARBECUE
-AT
1 n 1
j r.,: j" - 'ourtn season, finished an" ln the eBbth made a
econd. Eddie draw, pay from the Yankees. He fit-urea :hme run t0 wln hl own "me.
that hm really rate, it and .0 doe. Colonel Ruppert who Zl l' R' " E.
Pl .he wage, and collected the drag from three' wldiniriSIS Ba,dWi8;
In addition to Ireland, the Can
ary Islands and Iceland are snake-less.
Malin, Oregon
SUNDAY, April 19
SCRATCH 'EM COWBOY