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Newspaper Page TextTHE KLAMATH NEWS FRIDAY. AUGUST 1928 PAGE THREE GITY BRIEFS I.. II. Hopkins mill fuuilly Ml Wedneadiiy fur Sumera, MixKuiia. whom t li i-y will iiiuko their lu lu r hoiim. Hiiland Warren III tll engi neering department n( Cnpco left yealcrdiiy innriilng for Miilfunl, where liu will attend Iho Legion mtl lii-rlim lln experta lo rul urn Sunday. Warreii la un the traiie tutrtatlnn committee Iiir I ln three-day meeting. Ilulili W. I'mil of Klamath Falla mill Alice J. Wlaacr ul Port land were granted a marriage llrellee at the tirllrti nf lllii coun ty clerk yeaterduy afternotiu. tur In connected with the Port land Journal. Mr. mill Mm. Hill I'M of Furl Klamath worn transacting hual uaaa III Ilia rlly fur several hums yeaterduy. A inorlaiiae furrrluaiire was filed In tlii I'ln-ult ruurt yoater lay by Ilia shell Company ul California agalual C. II. I'nlla. Ina lu bar hunia In Klamalh Kalla after a vlalt In Portland Willi her taualiauil, whn la a pa tient In una of lha hoapllal. of j that rlly. Aahlaud Tiding.. Called by lha serious Illness of Ml Dorothy Hold, six-lot y edl lor of lha Aahlsnd Tldlnga, llar lun Frulan mid Harry llltrhla loll Tuesday for lha valley rlly. Mr. Itllihle la a coualn uf Mix lli'ld. COAST LEAGUE BALL SCORES Altar apcudlng Ilia paal Ian tlaye on an outing along many of Klamalh'a moat popular flailing atreama. Nala Otlerbeln liaa re The mortgage amiiiiiila lo 1 1.47 i aunied Ilia dutlea at Ilia Kveulng Willi a par rent Interest. lMaerllin wero Ilia grounds In u divorce an It llh'il In tlia circuit I'ourt yeaterduy by Man Lender agaliial Lester l,aiitler. Pearl Mlllanl fllfil a divorce ault against Frank I.. Mlllanl on grounds nf tleaerllnn. Tlia plain lllf naked that her maiden nama of Pearl Oliver be restored to liar. T. II. Glllenwater. la expected In return Imlny from Portland, where hu Ihim apont tlia paal two llnya on ofMnlnl hllalneaa. Glllell w.iera la deputy dlalrlcl attorney. Ilaruld. Mr. ami Mra. I.lnyil lii'l.up api'iit Wednesday at Lake of the Woods v I a 1 1 1 ii at their ami. who la enjoying tlia annual aummor en campment of Hoy Kruuta. . M. V. Hi-hart, owni'r of Iho wa ter wnrka at Lakevlrw; V. M Miller, cashier of lha Comtnrrrlul National hank, and (' l. Arthur. well-known aliM-kltlNll. wera bllal- neaa vlalmra In Klamath Full )ealinlay front Ijikevlea. A liahy hoy waa born In Mr. and Mra. Hugh O'Connor at tha Klamath Valley hoapltal on Tuna day m o r n I n (. Mr. and Mra. O'Connor ara prominent raalilenta of lha Morrill illalrlrt. Club II H B Mlaalona II I Hollywood T II I Ilatterlea Davenport.' Ilughea. Dldler mid lialdwln; Hhellon back, Murphy mid Ilaailar, American League , Leaders Beaten by St Louis Browns Club It II K l.oa Augelea 17 tl Han Kranrlaro IU 17 1 llutleriee Cunningham, Waa tharaby and Warren; Jacobs. Jonea, May and Kprlni. Club- Oakland Sacramento Ilatterlea Daglla, II II .. 1 ..4 4 MeAvoy Head; ereld. Hathac and Kovhlvr. Hey- Club- Wllllani Long, linotype operator (.attle in me r.TeuniK iieraio la routin ed lo hla hnma In Hot HprlnK I'ortlind Ilatterlea lira ha in will. . .aver, ilt.i k of ptomaine rlu. y KreIll.h , Wn. pulnonlnf. Mr. and Mn. V. ii. Ili.r.-r of Iiuic la. Arltnna. an enjoying a visit In Klamath KalU. BIG LEAGUES AT A GLANCE VITIOVW. Mr- and Mr. NVwl Iii'ihiIb, hu U' proprlfttim at Multn, wirt) a in our the YUllnr In tr rlly ytNltrly. Mr. ami Mr. I'm til Kllr, whn ar vlult lit j( h(ro with Mr- atitl Mra. J. J. K filer ami Mr. ami Mra CtMirm' Muniplinty fp.M't to Iravo Haiurday lo rotnrn In their home In Portland. whro Mr. K RIM I.ANT NIIOUIN). TOHtV A MrliHlraiiuitlr l ) a I e r y Hlnry of t'ln-ua l.lti- Klllril with Thrill.. Jacqueline Logan 'THE LEOPARD LADY " iiimim; hati iiiiW "LOST AT SEA" A WtriHtrrful IMrtiirr nil It a Ui'n'lcrful t'nt Ciiiiilittf SIMMY hiiiI MiMV ItMuinl Molly IbtrtclfiicM nml d'Hny (uf lln 'I'ntrlit IrfMitliiT Kill' In anot(Mr Krral hit) "The Little Shepherd of Kingdom Come" AmiitiK the lourlata In the rlly veatenluy who were farthi-at from home waa K'ltner C. Hoof nf llul llninre, Mil. Mr. Hoof waa en route tn Crater Ijike. and la luur Ini lha I'arlrir roaat. Mra. Maymn Tod.l. Mra. Minnie II Curler and Mra. Ilaaklll of Teinrkana. Teua. who have been tha liouae aueata of Mr. anil Mra. W. W. M.Nealey. plun lo leave I William llluaterl Hrown. re on Haiurday. Mr. MrNeeley wll,u,,'",, lu Klamath Kalla Ihla drlvo them lo eaatera Waahlnc-1 n,"r",n P,,ndln aereral Inn where they will vl.lt fur a I ' tha rlly with hla wife time and then Journey on Inland children, and with hla moth- Clnlunatl S Healile. Vancouver. II. C. Lake " I alater. Mra. Krank KrownlKew Yorli 7 l.oul.i.. Haniff. Vellowatone Na-"d Audrey Hrown on Iho Iloulo- itlonal purk and oiher polnta of i varu Aaniand Tidiima. Intereat north. Thla alteriioon they motored lo Medfnrd wlihj Mr. and Mra. Ixnin !vereau. Mr. and Mra. MrNeeley and Mr and Mra. A. II. I.arrahy and daiiithler. Mlaa llllth, where they i Hubert Innla all of Hend. were wero the aueata i f A. H. Iloaen-' brief vlaltnra here Thurailay, ell haum of tha Hnulhern I'aclllc. I route to Mid ford lo attend the Mra. Todd and Mra. Curley are eann convention. Mr. Ievereau cnunlna of Mr. MrNeeley. They m ronilnaiuler of tha l-ealun I'uat returned yeaterday from ltorky;,t i..nd and all three men are I'olnt where they enjoyed an 1 meuibera of the drum and buale outlnx at Moe'a cjttaae. rorp. They atopped In Klamath I Kalla for a few houra lo Hall JUIph Ilalautyne of Modoc with frlenda. rolnt, with her amall aim. haa I relumed from an eatended vlalt Mr, f,u,. DuRKett, Mra. at Vancouver. II. I'., with rela-1 Junior Haiirett and Mn. A. I.. Uvea and frlenda. Mra. Ilalan- j Crawford accompanied by their tyne waa with her father and J children will leave within a few II II ft i 7 0 tit ud Hop later, Mlaa Kranroa Clarke, for merly of thla illy. ilaya for Lake O The Wooda tn apend at leaal a foriniaht at the DaKKHtt'a aummer cottuae. They Mlaa Corria of Iho New I p- have mad plana to enjoy aeveral Ktalra ahop haa returned fromjdnya plcklnx hurkleberrtca while Kan Kramiaio and l.oa Auireleat lha reaort. where ahe purchaaed new fall merchnndlaa for her ahop. I Mr, ( B Andera of Moe'i 'atore. waa'taken to her home yea s'. Iteuasor of , terday frorn the Klamath (ieneral hualneaa via- j hoanltal. where ahe haa been a pa I lent fcr tha paat few daya. I Her many frlenda will ba plvaaed iiia-eii. poatul Inaportor. . t0 known ahe la very much Im- waa In the city today from Cold I provr(i health. ' Hill, whero he waa InveaHKatlng the robbery nf Thuraduy nlaht. He atntea that 5to money or dera. niinilMTed from 0,00 to M.uoO, were In Iho loot aecured by the thlevea. The thlevea gain ed entrnnco by Jimmying a win dow. They look 11 DO In can Prom Clilco W Chlcu, Calif., la i Itor In Klamath Kalla today. (I. K II I.K.ll.lK It II E ID 1 It 1 Ilatterlea Kolp Jablonowakl. uia. Maa and llargrave. I'kin- lih; (ieuewlrh and lloran. ciui n ' ii r. Chicago 3 6 llrooklyn 2 9 1 Ilatterlea Carlaon and Hart nett: CcWeeny, Khrhardt and Dellerry. Do You Know That mmmmmmmm lly Cnlt.il Treaa. The HI. Loula llrowna battled on even ternia with tha New York Kankeea for 14 Innlnga at Ht. Loula Thuraduy mid In the 1 01 h frame .cored tba run which meant victory. 4 lo 3. a In tha 15th Blue alngled. O'ltourke doubled and Hrhang waa purpoaely paaaed. fllllns the hates. Btewart alngled to end the game. Tha I'hlladelohla Athletic. made It It out of the laal I a cook. gaiuea with a ahulnut victory over lha Indiana. I he winner. arored all run. off tha It hit. I'hle allowed. Tha Chicago White Sox .cored their alxtb atralght victory at Chicago, defeating lloaton. lo 1. and atrengthenlng their hold on fourth place, which they shared wlln Cleveland. Waahlngton again fell before Johnny Kranrla, a faat. utility the Tlgura at Hetrolt, by a acore . ii.htwelght who meet. Jack of i to 4. The game went to 1 3 vlea of Chlloquln. la alao round ing Into ahape. Johnny la a amart fighter and has lota of atnff. lly Jll key Moore. Kvaryone la welcome lo the Velermia' A. C. on South Hlxth atreet, where Jack Crllley la training every evening. Jack will alao boa Saturday and Hun day at tlia I'lna Trsa theater. Terry Krot, who tralna on hamburgera from the A. H atand. I. progreaalng rapidly. H la known aa tha Terrible Cook, but he'a terrible In the ring, not aa Thla fight will Imi ood. Crll ley hlta hard, and Nail. Gorman I. harder lo beat than petrified egg. Homebody will ba knocked colder than a pawnbroker'! heart before that bout la over. Club Ht. Loula lloaton .... Ilatterlea It : 1 Rhem and HE 1 7 Wll.on; Oelaney and Taylor, Club n II B Pittsburgh IS 20 t Philadelphia 4 It I Ilatterlea Crimea, iJaw.on and Hi-mule)': tiller. Walah, Len nou and Lcrlan. D.vl.. - T At l:HH A I.KACI K Club ' HUE lloaton 3 7 1 Chicago 6 11 1 llatterie. MacKayden, 81m- mona and Berry, and Berg. Hevlug: Lyona Mr and Mra. Boad Krellag of $3 Kldorado are enjoying a vlalt from Mra. I). H. Ileal. ofSeattle. Mra. Beala and ann, Mervyn, mo trred from the northern city Inat week. Mervyn motored on auuth to Paaadena to vlalt with :tou In nilarellanenua atampa and j relutlrea. Mr. and Mra. T. T. Club It II E Philadelphia .,........., 6 . IS ,. 1 Cleveland 0 6 1 Ilatterlea Earnahaw and Coch rane; I'hlo and SeweX At The ! LIBERTY ' -THEATRE- LAST HlloWIMi TOHAY BOB STEEXE . . . In . . . A "TRAIL OF COURAGE" A lllillll' PimiI Kloin Arl wool tiiki-a a Shot III Action hV.K THIS Tllllll.l.PH CIIMIMt M.TlitlV Land of the Lawless' the money order blank. The Jnckaon county aherlff Invoatl gated hut could find no rluea. Many (Sold Hill people hoard the hlaat, nitroglycerin being uaed to force the aafe. The theft waa dla covereil by Poatmaater John Heed. Aahlnnd Tiding.. Karl Hwlaher, Klamath truck driver, wanted hero on a felony charge arlalng nut of the death nf an unidentified youth over a month ago when Hwlaher'a I truck wna wrecked In the Green I SprliiRH inountnlna, waa brought In the county Jail hero yeaterday from Yreka, Cal., where lie had been held In ruaindy for aeveral . week, whllo exlradlllon paiM-ra' were being obtained. llo wna arheiluled lo he given a prelim inary hearing In the Juatlce court here Ihl. afternoon. M e d f o r d Newa. Sullivan of Chlcugo will bo the gueBla of Mr. and Mra. Kroltag Ihl. week-end. Mr. Sullivan la vice prealdent of the Stewart Warner Speedometer corporation. Mra. Sullivan and Mra. Ileal, are .later, cf Mra. Krellag. The party ' la looking forward to a week end outing at Crater Lake and '""uver the valley. Club It II E WaahiiiKlou 4 7 1 Detroit 5 11 1 Ilatterlea Dudley, Marberry and Huel; Carroll, Vantilldcr and llargrave. tit Innlnga.) Club , It II K New York 3 14 t St. Loula 4 15 J llatterie. I'ennock and Crab owaki, Hengough: Ogden, Slowarl and Schang. 15 Innings.) Innlnga after MrManua had dou bli-d with two out In the ninth to .core the tying run. Leaders in Coast i ii r . iL'airue u in names; i Portland Defeated i SAN FHANCI8CO. Aug. t. L' P) Hollywood. Sacramento and the San Kranrhwo Seal., three leader, of the Pacific C'oa.t League, Maintained I heir advan tage, with viclL-les today. Hollywood, league leader, took It. third atralght game from the San Francisco Mlaaloni, 7 to 6. Four run. in the fire' Inning gave the Star, the margin which enabled them lo win. although the Miaaion. outacored Hollywood during the laal part of the game. Sacramento kept one game ahead of the San Francliu-o Sea la by defeating Oakland. S to t. The Senator, made only four hlta to nine for the Oak., but three error, by Oakland player, helped Sacramento to .core. Four run. behind I.oa Angela, at the end of the first half of the ninth, the San Franrlaco Seal, cored five time, and won, 10 lo 9. The team, each made 17 hits. Graham. Seattle pitcher, held Portland to three hlta and en abled hia team matea to win. 4 to 2. Neither aquad aa able to put acroa. more than one run In any one inning. ----- - r Americans Score But Five Points In Big Olympiad AMSTERDAM. Aug. S. (CP1 ; ; Honor, at the Olympic gamea to duy went to Kinland. the Finnish team leading all nations In points scored during the day. ! The Finn, .cored -3 points in the three men's finals the hop, 'step and Jump, the 1500 meters i and the Javelin. j A second place in the hop. step ,and Jump five points waa all the United State, was able to There" la aure to be an excel lent crowd, aa both hoys are fair ly well known and both are flghtera. Condition I. the moat eaaenlial : element to a fighter'a aurceaa and with hut one exception thou who attained auccena were trained. the best The exception waa Harry Creb. former middleweight champion who did hut roadwork In a high powered roadster with a girl friend. Down, along Broadway they called him "Good-time Harry, and many of ht. parties will ner er be forgotten. Bill Elliott of the Waldorf I. a real sportsman. Bill la one of the heat boo.ter. the fight game ha. In Klamath Fall.. The Looks Equal the Wear You Cannot Wear Out the Looks of Our Special , Luis Flrpo la reported to be planning a comeback. Flrpo waa tough and had a right awing. That waa all. The "Wild Bull" wa. brought to the top by Billy McCarney. who had him fight a Hat of band picked set-ups. Several of tha boya who follow the fight racket were noticed al the Jenning'a Ten Show the other evening Joe Terry. Naila Gor man and MlcHey1 Moore In ' par tlcular. NEW SUITS These are smart looking suits that wear and wvar suits that are made to give you wear ability serviceability and satisfaction. You'll admire the patterns, appreciate the tailoring and certainly be pleased with the lading style which has been built into the making of these wonderful suits. . Sizes to fit every type of build BROWNSVILLE WOOLEN MILL STORE ess Dinnts Oust Rprls re. -W l-w (,,... l..l...ll Mr.. Thelma Orlaxlo Fnle. nf Klamnth Folia, well known In Ihl. city, .pout a few day. Ihla week here, vialtlng relative, and frlenda. Mra. Fales wa. return- Announcement, telling of the arrival of a baby daughter at the homo of Mr. and Mra. Wllllai.i Huconlrh In Oregon City, on July tl, reached frlenda In Klamath Full, yeaterday. The new baby haa been named Shirley. Mr. and Mr.. Hurnnlch are former rosl denta cf thla city and have ninny friend, hero. Loans on First Class Income or Residence Property I have just eatablished an agency connection to handle Eastern Money at a reasonable rate of intereat with moderate brokerage charges. Amount from $1,500.00 to $100,000.00 on proper security. Title examination by local attorney Loan committments in 2 weeks . from application Prompt Service Reasonable Appraisals M. L. JOHNSON 406 Main Street Phone 20S-W Ten llltlo playmate, of Delevun Freltag spent the afternoon at the homo of Mr. and Mra. Hnad Freltng on Eldcrndo .treet. The occasion marked llio birthday of Delevan. Frlenda of Mra. F. B. Miller of Fort Klamath will ba sorry lo learn ahe I. confined lo a local hospital with un attack of Ill ness. Her condition was reported Improved Thursday. I "l.orona May" la the name I which Mr. and Mra. W. L. Jur- gonsen of Chlloquln have given Ihelr new daughter. The baby ! wa. born Thursday morning. Mrs. Hoderlck Smith and son. have left for Senaido, Oregon, where they will apend the com ing fortnight with relatives. McLarnin Knocks Out Loayza in 4th DKTnOIT. Aug. 2. (CP) Jimmy McLarnin showed tonight he could mix his punches by knocking out Stanislaus l.onyia. Chilean lightweight, who nns been cleaning up some of the beat lightweights In the country. The victory came In the mid dle of the fourth round after Jimmy had opened an old wound over Stan', left eye. Up lo the second round, when McLarnin ap parently wa. gunning for range, the fight wna even. The break came Boon after the start of the third round, when a aeries of right, from McLarnin weakened Stan and sent him lo his corner In trouble. From Second Place In National League By I nltiil rim, - The name New York Giant. w ho relegated I lie Chicago Cub. j lo the lowest rung hi the fimt di- ( vision today Jerked tho Clnclti- nat! Heds out of second place. i A 7 to G victory put tho Heds ! one point behind McOraw'e ag- j gregatlon. The Chicago Cub. took a hard- i fought game at Brooklyn. 1 lo !. The Cubs were outhlt, to 5. but i played errorlean hull to win. Three run. In the first Inning i gave the leading St. Louis Card-, Inula a start which Boston could not overcome and the Cardlnuls emerged victors, 6 to 1. j - The tall-end Phillies sank low-! er Into the depths as a result of I the IS to 4 defeat they suffered it the hands of the Pittsburgh' . ' ' , . Hungary. 5; Norway, 4; Finland, n nips. I finals, follow: 1'nited States, 1I8V,. I Finland, i. Croat Britain. 37. Sweden. 31. Canada. JS. Germany. 3 7 ' . Japan, '13. South Africa. 1 1. Ireland. 10. France. 1 0. Norway, 7. Haiti. 6. Hunary. 6. Italy, 4. Philippines. .1. Holland. 1. Switierland. 1. . Points scored In .each of to day's events follow : Hop. atop and jump Japan 16: Finland. 7; United States. 5. j 1500 meters Finland. 14: France. 5: Germany. 3; England i; Swutierland, 1. Javelin throw Sweden, 10; Shop Our Windows Shop Our Windows DON'T FORGET BUSTER BROWN'S at SUn Sail Every pair of Shoes in the house now on sale Fit your family in Shoes now Men Women Children IPpflces SEasEiied Marsh mallows Toast Better TASTE Better Around Ihe Campfire At Druffista, Confc-; tlonara, Grocers 4; Xlermany, 2 The United State, lost the lead ;in the women's event, to . Ger i many as a result of Fraulein iRadke's victory In the girls' 800 ! meters final. j Point standing In 'the women's i events follow: Germany, 18. United States, Canada, 14. Poland, 10. Sweden, S. Japan. 6. Austria, 1. 16. MAItATHON COXTIXl'KS i SEATTLE. Aug. 2. (UP) Se : attle's dance marathon was still I hanging on with five couple, on jthe floor after ten full days and 'nights tonight. 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