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TUESDAY, AUCUST 16. 1f27.
THE KLAMATH NEWS
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Fight Card Here
Tuesday Evening
j ... . . .
ijverylhlns I In readiness tor
! flwrtl of padded glove at the
" t egton Hall tcBlhf"hB Pep
v .ebater, Tacotna colored tighter,
.ape wallop "With1 Tim Calla
! an,- an adopted aon of Klam
Ih. These boys will go 10'
oundi" as the Oikln attract Ian ot
tatfntaaker Vt Baron' classy
looking card,
Callahan, who" has never lost
a scrap In Klamath, is trained
ilown to flirtiMnit' edree-for tits aet
,10 with the Tacoma mauler, and
promise " his'' legion of friends
to (rive a good account of aim
- self: - Webster's'- expertenee and
sorkinn ability make him a far
orlte' over- the red-heaMoft Irish
lad, but It looks like a real bat
tle aa far as It (toes.
. -Billy. AtraUn' and Vat McF4d-
den are scheduled to Irade hooks
and jabs In V alx-rouad ' semi
final. Austin la flashy ' Tlng-
ster but ' McTTadden Varrles con
centrated dynamite In either. fist
and may end this fight at any
stage of the proceedings.
Kid. Ryder and Dickey W41I
iams ' Win -put The fans-Jon edge
with their kti.round special event
which promises more than usual
glove-throwing action.
The first bout wiil start prompt
ly at 8: Jo. with two 'prices pre
vailing. l 5 .and' 2.2D.- Ad
vance seat sales have been good
bat' there art stllli plenty 'of'-good
ringside seats to be had. .1 .-.
WALLA "WALLA BOYS
WALLOP LA GRANDE
LA GRANDE,'Aug. is.-F)
Walla' Walla's crack country club
golfer " overwhelmed the La
Grand golf 'team here, yesterday
103 to 14. The' Nassau system
of play was followed.
Jefferson, Walla Walla profes
sional, played the new Blue Moun
tain country club course in 73.
Par at - present Is -70. W.' P.
wnflamf; WauVWalfe ameateur,
stroked Tfc i, , til. V
DAKOTA CLUB HAS
BIG SALEM PICNIC
SALEM," AUJt. 1 S. )
About 61(0 persons' were' ta at
tendance" at the fourth annual pic
nic ot the North Dakota' club of
Oregon which was held yesterday
at Eilverton. The club ' voted to
hold "a picnic next 'year at Cor
vallts; , '.'.'.,
Officers' . elected . we're: Presi
dent, F. 5. Chamberlain of Cor
vail Is; vice president. Mrs. Geo.
L. Cummings, Salem; secretary-
treasurer J. .Bi Crary of Salem.
Thrill Game Ends
With Pelican Win
At the Pine Tree
. I A bright .and breeay five-act
most turllllng game j proKrain of vaudeville will hold
the boards or the Pine
Theatre for Tuesday
Ateoma Bovs Win
Tilt With Matin
At the Liberty
SPORT FLASHES
In the
played on the home field this
season, the Klamath Pelicans Sun
day' won the first tilt In the
pennant scrim from the Ash
land nine, with a score standing
t to 7. .
The thrills mhtch brought a
grandstand filled with 'enthusias
tic fans to their feet, began In
the ninth when' the ' Ashland
shortstop,, Robbins. " belted the
pellet for a homer. I'p until
then the score had rested at four
to two in Klamath1 favor, and
- While the Klamath Knits Pell-
Tree' us wore flyltis Jimt out cf reach
and of the Ash hi ml lions tn this city
" Worth TiilklHif 'AlH.lit.'
ir.at i(..i.eu ivuno goes in lor , m,lK oit.mrko, llrown's
Wednesday together with a pic
ture feature of un:i?ual interest.
Starting proceedings is Claude
lturke. a young ventriloquist who
has many novelties to unfold in
the art of voice throwing.
1 A comedy Swede, oddity with
Drown and Simmons the
principal Is a nestle ronMrurtpd'
offering of comedy and song, i closely
Miss Simmons offers a character!-: Roma's
tution of a scrub woman that Is
Sunday, the rnuk Aliioma nine
was wiuning n lK;schntl game
which" had evolved 'Into 'a Veen
contest, fr.im Malin. ot lalln.
With the score rtaitdlng 6 to
mil h.ml l..tl v .if !tf 1,1. rtltl.,,,. It. I.ImT .
pUtuies i. evidenced when In'
Keut out luvit.itlott to prominent i
Tammany Hall leaders and mem I
her of the Harvard nnd Vale j
clubs to tali 1 art In hl.i luli-sl ,
piriure. re. win i.ove oi .Mtse, t ..
... j.. i.-i ... i ... i Ha
win, ii nin i iiik mi iiiiir3iYe
In-
flelder, accepted 14 rhunccn cr-
reeily In a recent game Willi the
Yuukev.
In the lnt half l Ho ltnhJfM to Hi.' l.lliurty Theatre next
everybody on this end Vf the j sure-fire for InitRhs.
Klamath Falls-Ashland highway ! The Roping Ace Jack fava
felt easy. ' inaugh of big-time tame can. d.i
But Robbins homer set the ln,oit " hing with the lariat,
ball flying for the visitors, and - Th0 "nl Jimmy
at the end of the first half of should cause roars of laughter
iwitn melr merrr nersir are anil
InninK. Alumna's short, (iriffith,
v.ahxcd heme with the hucon In
the form of a h-mir. He was
followed liy Ward, AI-,
c.t-ond baseman, who
cracked cut a Ihree-hatger unit
then stole homo for the eighth
run which left the score slamlm:'.
s to 6 ta the htmltcnnen'a favor.
Itaticrtea; Alcotnu. Utmutle
and France; Malin,
Street and Hsoth.
Jackson.
the ninth, the score stood 7 to t
for Ashland.
Then the Pelicans settled down
to ' thrilling ' baseball, a climax
which sent the fans home husky-
cute repartee.
The Skating
known' as the
Fiends, better 1 ,
sitittK Tint
I.AKB CKXKVA, Wis., Aug. 13.
Whirling Uuo. . ,.hll ., iiHri..l.i
bring the show to a close with M.,w,ll!w. tert fl)r )ow m(.d .,
voiced but happy. One hit after J'ome' daring teats jsn rollers Mn)r), ltl rtle qualifviti
another featured the last half of concluding with a sensation feat roun(1 f ,he Wl.8,i.rn women :)
that memorable ninth until with of balancing never before at-' o)r championship at Lake (ien,.i
three men In home for counters.
Mathews' came ' tn on Henion's
grass clipper to an Ashland short
who made a hunt ibss to first.
'Ashland AB R H PO A
Marlow, cf
Hughes lb ....
Logan; rf ......
Hoffard.lf'
Robbins, ss
McShane. 2b..
Morgan. 3b ..
Warren, c .... S
Davis, p 3
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country
par.
club with SO. one under
tempted on the stage.
:' On the screen. "Matinee I.d-V
les" featuiing May McAvoy; Mai-'
colm;j4.c.Cregor. ad lludjl ' Hop-' nia j and Uetr ilanrlng boyr will
per, a comedy ot dancing mam- j be the feature- screen attraction. For results use News Class Ads.
Tuesday and Wednesday.
This Haix jrit-Yalo regatta In
'l'tr the I eve of Mike" was sh.lt
from n j:tva; many angles. Close-
ni o the race, with Skcots '
Oallagher :u-tintt coxswain of I
.li.crew stiol.cd tty lien t.yon.
Were taken at the New Itochelle t
HrtwieK club course. The scenes I
hhov.-cd Ihmh Cameron. tienrRo!
Sidney, Ford Sterling and Claud- 1
cite t'ollurt ciieet'lng lien from
an, ohf crvatlon train. The act
ual race a photographed hy
Joseph ltoyle t New London
when the famius le.vatta between
Yale cud Harvard. toJk place.
Vlsllnl F- !eil '
Mr and Mra. V. T. Nixon spent
the week-eml In Klamath Falls '
visiting with friends from their i
home ut ltetnl.
Two lnre from AlalMilnn,
llarnes, . . ua uulflvlder, and
yes, a shortstop, who will re
port to Washington soon, nre
Alabama graduates.
la suld to favor Wllhert Itohln
ami so lunch that he could pasa
off na Itohhy's son.
TliU Happen Heliloin.
Oliver. Little Hock. Ark., out
fielder, intido an -unassisted dou
ble play lu a recent gtiiue.
t Slur of International.
I Joe '' Blown, Syracuse third
j Imsemau, Is said to be the best
ut 111 m position in that league
I this seasou.
Looks Like Ills IP'as.
Norman IMIlt. Ilrooklyn liurier, 1 liosiltnl
May Buy Then HiMil.le.
The Chicago Cubs are watch-
i ing Catcher .Mct'ai tliy and Pitch
er Moirlnon of ihe Wuterhury
i dull in the Kusturu league.
('caches IturliiK ptprimt.
! C.wiige Whlttcd, former Na
il iotiut League player, couches at
Duke during the baseball season.
Kindly attention and a pl-nant
I home atmosphere are assured
I in. ii hers at Hi Klainslh Vall"
G
vorso out. nt.xHri:
I'liono 1007
it iro.
GLASSES:
' f ye f ssininnl, Fund and tlse .
ulusi Oiound in inji own
l..,i.sy ; mi t"
mJii iJujl fi.irv.'il
Biokrn Lenses Reptatcd
DR. GOBLE'S
70 MAIN SliT
I
K. T. AB R
Heath, cf 1
31 7
Fuller. If
Powell, ss ...
Fbrtler. rf ...
Peterson, c .
Brown, lb ...
Delaney, 3b .
Hadley; Sb ".
Henion. p ...
Mathews" ...
Conlln
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To Cr-trr'Lakp ' ' '?
! A party Including Mrs. 'Maryl
Greene" of Boston; ' Mass' the'
house gnest of Mis Margaret
Magulre. Miss Gertrude Magulre.'
J. F. Magulre. Sr . and'Kllenorl
Mngulre. daughter of Charles Ma- .
gurre ' of the' Bootery left - tbls t
afternoon - for - Crater' lake tot
spend tbe remainder' of the day. i
Mrs. Greene Is enjoying her first I
visit to Klamath Falls.'
BOXING
TUESDAY EVENING, AUG. 16th
MAIN EVENT ; t
Tim Callahan vs. "Pep" .Webster
. ' . 10 Rounds
;v I-, x ... - . . , , .
1 SEMI-WINDUP'
Billy Austin vs. Pat McFadden
6 Rounds 11 ,-
i- " - . . .
SPECIAL EVENT
Kid Ryder vs. Dickey Williams v
' 6 Rounds' ' ' -
LEGION HALL ,
$1.61 ' First Event; 8:30 Sh'arp '-'f $2.20
KLAMATH FALLS BOXING COMMISSION
,.. . .. - . .. ; GLEN LeBAJRO.N Matchmaker
. HM Uid aV ,
Fa. Buzz fails to make a homer
FLIES filthy, diiease-bejrinjr
insects! Kill them at once,
with Flit. , ,
Flit spray clears the house in a few
minutes of disease .bearing dies,
mosquitoes, bed bugs, roaches,
ants and fleas. It searches out the
cracks where insects hide and
breed, destroying their eggs.
Flit lull moths and their larvae
el r- . - r '
w hich eat holes. It will save your
clothing, furs and rugs. Clean and
ctvf to use. Will not stain.
Flit is the result of exhaustive
laboratory research. It has re
placed old ineffective methods.
Fatal to insects but harmless to
mankind. Recommended by
Health Officials. Buy Flit and Flit
sprayer today. For sale every
where. r 1 .-..
DESTROYS
Flies Mosquitoon Moth
- Ants Bed Burn Roaches
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TH2 rOLLOTlNO IS QUOTED, BY Pi:RMIS3ION, HIOM A t nTTCIl OF MR. A. J. BARKER, CT. LOUIS, DATED MAY lOih, 1927
"It tc, I have no doubt, a source of gratification to yon
to know that Chcatcrficlct cigarettes were on sale and, at th.it,
the leading American seller, in all parts of the world.
" X7e started our trip- on December 2nd, and visited emong
other points Madeira Islar.d . . . Gibraltar . . . Monte Carlo . . .
Aljjiefe ; ; . Haifa tl Jerusalem . . . Cairo . . . Naples . . . Suez . . .
M'-t -
Bombny ... Java . . . Dutch Sumatra ... Singapore . . . Manila ...
Hongkong . . . Shanghai . . . Peking , . . Kobe . . .Tokyo .. Hono
lulu . . tbe Canal Zone . . . Havana and home.
,?Not .only was Chesterfield the leading American cigarette
ct n!l points visited, but it was the best seller (all brands) on
' our ship, the Empress of Scotland."
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LlOCiKTT Sc Mvbu
Tobacco Co,
' THE SUN NEVER SETS ON C HE S T E RF IELD-S POPULARITY