The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942, August 17, 1928, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO American Leaders Win, Cardinals" And Giants Lose lly t'nttt-rt frees. -In ths American League, the New York Yankees and Philadel phia Athletics ram out ot their halting alumin simultaneously Thursday, both leaders winning. The Ysnkees beat tha Chicago White Rax. 11 to 1, and (he Ath. Mice beat the Detroit Tigers. 18 ' to 6. , ' .' , . ' The standing of the two lead on, now la: - - (lames Team W. L. Pet. behind Krw York 7 S? .67 ..... Philadelphia 7S 41 ".040 4 "tVBlte Huyt held liie White Sox to four hita, while the Yankeea . pounded Blnukenship and George C'nx (or 14 hita. It was Hoyt'a 3 nth victory of the season. ' Lou (chrig connected (or three dou bles, driving lu five runs. Boh Meueel drove In four runs with I three singles. ' The A's collected 17 hits oft three Ietroit pitchers. Jimmy Koxx hit a. home run and two doubles and Al- Simmons (ot a home run and two alngles. (ieorge Earnshaw ' weakened In the ninth and waa relieved by Bullet Joe Bush, who stopped a Tiger rally. The Cleveland Indians beat the Boston Red Sox. 1 to S, and re placed tha Whit Sox la fourth place. The St. Louis Browns won from the Washington Senators,' 7 to 2. the game being called at J the end of the seventh on ac count of rain. ' ' The two National League lead ers SL Louis Cardinala and New York Giants wero beaten, the Cards maintaining their 1H gsme lead. . The' standing of the two lead ers now Is: Oamea Team W. L. Pet. behind . St. Louis. 70 4S, .SIS New York 63 41 .694 ' Lance Rlchbourg,' Braves' right ' fielder, was the hero of Boston's to 4 victory over SL Louis.' He accounted for six runs with a home rnn. double and triple on his first three trips to the plate. Artie Nehf yielded his former mates only nine hits, while the Cubs knocked Vfe Aldridge from (he mound, beating the Giants, to ft Burleigh. Grimes won his list victory of the season, the Pitts burgh Pirates beating the Brook lyn Robins, 11 to . The Philadelphia Phillies gath ered 22 hits and beat the Cincin nati Reds, 1J to 4. :!,;;.,. PORTLAND WINS FROM OAKLAND SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 16 (UP) Only two games separated 'the three leaders of the Pacific Coast league again tonight fol lowing the defeat ot Sacramento and victories of Hollywood and the San Francisco Seals. - ' : . The Sacramento Senators gave tip a comfortable lead and allow ed the Seattle Indians to score , live runs in the fifth, sixth and seventh Innings to win Its second victory at the week. 6 to 3. Hollywood barely held second , place and climbed within a game ' of Sacramento by scoring one run in the 10th inning of its game with the San Francisco Missions. The Missions scored twice in the first inning but Shellenback shut them out from then on and Hol lywood tied the Bcore In the eighth. The final count was 3 to 2. Too Seals won their' third game from Los Angeles by a score ot 6 to 3. The Seals made all their runs in the first four Innings. Portland and Oakland played Another close contest with .the leavers winning. 3 to 0. French of Portland shut out the Oaks, allowing them only five hits. COAST LEAGUE BALL SCORES Club R H Hollywood 3 6 Mlnsions '. 2 8 Shnllenback and Bassler; E '' 0 ' 1 Pll- lulle and Baldwin. , - I ! Club R H E Ran Francisco 6 13 0 Los Angelos 3 7 2 May and Baldwin: Peters and AVarren. Club Sacramento EJeattle , R H E 3 10 1 .. 6 14 2 ttonnelly. Gould and Koehler; 7raham and Borreani. Club ' ' ' ' Oakland Portland DskIIo and Read; Eogo. R H E .. 0 6 1 .. 3 12 0 French and TAXI KOItllKRM CAUGHT i SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 16. (UP) William, Lawrence was killed and Thome Dunlap was enptured by Policeman Frank McCann here early today when the officer found the two men robbing a' taxi driver. Lawrence was said to have' fired several shots at the officer when called pi) lo surrender. BIG LEAGUES AT A GLANCE - - NATIONAL I.KAtil K Club- , K H H New York t Chicago a ( . li 0 AUIrldge. 'Walker and llngan. O'Farrell; Nehf and Hiirtnett. , J Club- R H E . ,..;;..., 17 1 Clark. Poak' and Brooklyn Pittsburgh Elliott. Ooorh; Crimes tad Hargreavea. O'Connell, Hcmsley. J Clnb It 11 E Philadelphia ". IS it 1 Cincinnati 4 11 S Milllgan. Ferguson 'and Lenin: Duces, Jablowskl. Reckntau and Piclnith, Bukeforth. '' " Club l It II K Boston slS 3 St. Louie .'. 4 , 1 .0 xsrauai sua myior: names, Itbem. Haid and Wilson. 1 ' AMKRK'AN Club Chicago New S'ork . R H ..!. 1 ' 4 ...11 14 ' Blankenshlp. Cox and grouse; Hoyt and Brngougb, Dickey. Club H H E Cleveland 10 IS J Boston . , 11 1 Bayne. Httdlin. Mlljus and L. Sewell; MacKayden. Ruffing and Berry. Hofuiann. , Club . R H E Detroit ...6 11 0 Philadelphia IS 17 1 Sorrell. Billings. Holloway and Hargrave, Shea: Earnshaw. Bush and Cochrane. Perkins. ; Clnb ' R H E St. Louis '.J 7 8 1 Washington S 7 1 Ogden and Manion; Gaston, Brown, Marberry, Burke and Rel. ; -i -r '.- G. Tunney Barks .Farewell Speech (Coxttlsuaed fiosa Pace One) among America's pen-pushers and typewriter thumpers at last. In his dual personality of hap py fiance and unhappy box fight er,' Gentleman Gene arrived at the"pler 'at 1:14 p. m., exactly half an .hour before sailing. ' Brother ' Present ' 'Hi brother. Detective Tom Tunney, a man' of fewer words than the $2,000,000 champion, waa with him. along with three policemen sweltering in blue uul forms. " "" ' A mob of goofs was waiting at the pier, and they made tor Gene like the sisterhood used to make for the 'late Rudolph Valentino. They pushed around him, despite the police, slapped him ,on the back, pulled at his clothes, paw ed him. and assured him that he "was the boy." ' ; ' 1 Tunney Gets Mauling Tunney tried to be nice about the mauling." In ' tact, ba was nice. He lifted, .Ms hat wnen ho could get it' off his head In the roughhouse and murmured, "thank you," and "good of you" to the carrion. , ,' Once aboard the ' Mauretania the champion ' scuttled .like a prize, rabbit to the s'atoroom ot Leonard Hanna, a nephew of the former boss of the Republican party, and a member of the se lect party traveling with him to Europe. Barks at Reporter He braced his feet wide apart and fixed a delegation of report ers with the stare of the ancient mariner. ' The champion barked like, a second lleutenaut of ma rines who waa still slightly damp behind the ears .and was afraid the first sergeant suspected It. "I'll do all , the talking now," commanded the champion of champions. "I won't answer any questions, and I don't want' any questions put, because 1 don't In tend to answer. "This is simply because. In the first place, I haven't got the tlm And secondly, there are 30 reporters, here, at least, who will ask at least 2,400 questions. 'ot In Business "I have. not committed myself to any business. Any reports to that effect are untrue. At the present, I am not considering any business offers, and I will not consider any until I return. If any reports come out during my absence abroad of any business affiliations they are erroneous." The champion was breathing easier but the reporters were still on the ropes. ' ' "It's Tough Medicine" "I am going abroad for a nice trip," he added, "and I hope to j get away from many things." j "The newspapers and fight, people?" queried an upstart. j "There, no questions," admon ished the champion. "It's tough medicine," he, add-! ed, "but It's all a part of the1 game." ' j This one was ,a puzzler. It broke np the party and the Mauretania departed shortly thereafter. For your Frlgldalre call E. B. Jefferson, phone 1061-J. adv. Jy6-tt U. S. Athletes JVin BLANCHE WELLS and LINDYi Roads in Crater FourFirsts in i N '-V 1 ' FParktoBoOiled, Irish ' Olympics! ; T New Trail to Lake 1 t in num. auk, i. I l i' l American athletlra came near i making a clean sweep of today's j events lu -the Tallieana games, I the Irish Olympics, wluuing four i out ot (Ive first places. ' Harold Osborne, Illinois A. (.., ! wou two first places, taking the standing high Jump wlh a leap ; of S feet i Inchm, and the, stand lug three lumps Willi a distance j of 33 (el , iuvltes. ""Alfred Ttsles, feu". State, won the running brand Ji;m with distance o( 34 feet l-H .luch. - l.tuyil Hann. Boston A. A., was flrsf and Nick Carter, ier. l.oi Au- lit the 11500 KV 4 mill - (teles A. f .iw-rond meters. Ilabu's time utes .. S-5 neconds. " The I'lilied States relay tea , Placed third in the 1.300 uwiw relaj. p .''.'.'- Dixon Trims Haight In Net Game, Cole Plays Lyons Today ksI.V.TS,,h"d,mT games stsged thus far In the net tourney being held dally at the Mills Addition court were nlaved yesterday between Gordon Dixon .-. snd Rev. D. V. Height, with Dll ou ,ollmluatlpg seis. Halsht In three L'ntorturately the two men Played off their match about noon when few tennis enthusiasts were present to witness the games. Scores stood: First set ' lo Dixon. 6-H second set to Haight, 8-6:. third set to Dixon. IS-10. ' - , ' The match between Lyons and Coin win lw, ni.rui t.tt tnAav . .i the rest of the' entries In ' the mens singles win -ptay Saturday " """""'I J"os is Keeping and Sunday, after which theitn c'aws and feet of the quad-1 finals wHI bo held."- - ' ! California Mother .tebwimord. COLTOK. Calif., Aug. If (TP) Mrs. Lee Pourrier, 36, mother ef two children, who today set new world's endurance swim record tor women climbed from the tank at 2:56 1-3 p. m. today after having been In the water 66 hours, 66 1-3. minutes. , . : The previous record was 54 hours. 28 minutes. ... w i war .si . 1X)1T1SI1 MaiCneti lO mjf a n A. J i mat be must abandon his shy ro- Jrleet JT ete JLiatZ0',er,rt manner and become a Sf- vnnii in. is ,iir, Pete Lalzo. former welterweight ' champion, and Leo LomekL Aber-I deen. Wash., assassin, were matched for 10-round light-: heavyweight bout at Detroit. Sen - tember 7, Dick Dunn, match- i maker of the Olympla arena, an-. nouncea nere today. Latzo won on a (oul In a pre- vious matcn with i-omsKI. Sharkey May Fisrht R- m - ; , - , ; ODirtft - fvOnPril ; l :. : . i ; i ;. : KEW YORK. Aug. 1$ (UP) Promoter Humbert J. Fugajy ! will confer with Johnny Buckley. I Jack Sharkey's manager, Friday j In reference to a bout between Sharkey and Roberto rtoberti. 1 the Italian giant who wop on a foul over Johnny Ilisko In the ninth round of their scheduled 10 round bout at Ehbets Field, Brooklyn. Vtednesday night. ' Danny Dunn. Ktsko's manager, today turned down an offer by Ft gat y for a return bout between Risks and Robert! three weeks hence. RlBko will take a rest ; concluded his farm speech sov-! after his scheduled bout ' with ' oral days ago, but when the print Bearcat. Wright. ... jed proofs were handed to him: ' ' ' y j f rom the Stanford University I Rlirlra-lVfnnf Qno j Press, he decided much of It' lTlUlliailct 'should be rewritten. All day to-J ' TVfatpli Pncfnnnorl day he Pe,"n hls study, rewrlt- j ' ilia ICH X USipUllCUjing the document and sending l( j The wrestling match between ! Henry Burke. Pelican City, and ' Bull Montana, Hollywood, sched- j uled for August 22. has been postponed by Burke's manager. Burke has been suffering an at tack of flu and is consequently out of condition. i Newspaper Man I Visits in Klamath - - r' f- n DeVVItt Gilbert, city editor of the Astoria Evening Budget, ac companied by Franklin RIMey, Milwaukee, visited In the city yesterday on- their way to Mt. Thlelsen. Next week the men plan to climb Mt. Jefferson. Tot reservations Phone 10F11 We eater to private parties ' '' ' and banquets ' . ! Olene Hot Springs Chicken Dinners and ..Entertainment. 4-Honr Berries Ten miles out . at old Olena FRIDAY, AUGUST " v ill ' N " si , 1 It sounds like a fairy tale yet . Is nevertheless true that the Floto circus here next 8at- urdsv. Au. 3S niiisi rsrrv mi. W- "'" IK 'how who ,h ,.,h,. . ..Z 1.7. . . . manicure' the hoofs. .ivui u, mm wua enimais. inisi This i m work cannot be done by any per-jail '" w n- tesuy nerves, it requires as , " " "u "-"" "l " ior,iiMo that the circus Is lu Its ' B,ormare la the cages! winter quarters. Those wild anl-' and circus arena. rati must always be fed and Th Sel1 ro' management takn care of every day In (he h au "''" law " that is year. ' atvT T'l'edas season a (ter The menagerie has long been isoason rons oy. Tiiat "law" re - au,ro animal trailers to , keep their charaes In the elemn- Mt condition Imaginable. One j , -r ovr Conent as He Leaves , tor East on First Stump Tour 1 1 PAI L It. MAI.lXIN United Press Staff Corretpondont PALO ALTO. Calif.. Aug. 16 (UP) Herbert Hoover sets out tonight on the first political I stump tour of his career Just as confident that be will win In ; November as he is that his special (train will arrive In Washington 'a week front 'tomorrow, but hb a little disturbed at the prospect ; mat ne must ananaon nis sny ro- lltlcal candidate. Th nnnhiin n.n.i ,. ... ! the presidency obtained the noml-i nation without a stump speech. I He came across the country from Washington six weeks ago nro-, tectrd from the nnnnin hv i h I fact that he had not yet made his acceptance spewh". Since he has been here he has been vlr tually In retirement. , , To Make Talks Now he goes forth to battle fro .the rear platform of his nytini iraiu witu i wo friK opeeches to be -made; scores of special train with two lilg if Ivtvminuto talks before eta! fop' 14., . ? . . T ",a cH'". ' tornorrow!; !"rind tour; political sit-,: "a"on1 ' ha". a f fB "'l crowds? seven southern Calif or-: out with the local political lead-j iers who will board his train. At noon tomorrow He Is to , make a speech cn the Boulder;! dam ssue on the stops- of the-1 city hall at Los Angeles. , ? Tuesday night he Is to address 1 the farmers of Iowa and citizens,! ot his home town in a speech 1 at West Branch in a tent. He down to the printer a few para- graphs at a time as be conclud ed It. WnidiinKt'in Home Ready Mere than a score of towns in YOUNG MAN with at least two years in college, with strong ' personality thoroughly efficient, heat in ap pearance and who has ambitions to learn the automobile business from the ground up. If you can sell me on yourself I have a permanent position for you at affair, salary to start, and will advance you just as fast as your ability warrants. For appointment answer by letter only to Box- 180, Morning News. V- : ''-'.A . : " 17, 1928 m m m tmmuci j rupeds lu trimlike, neat comli Hon. Hells Floto spend much money!1"" on the -new park road which each season to curry the me- Is being wmipleled this yesr nat:erle lu complete lorm hut " the demand of the Asnvrtcstu CsZss!ZasswlBss youm int wua aiiim.tis oe with ' ixtt" ,'lrcu nnot be denied The exnense nrtlurtmrf ! Hul Th .iitonit. Mr. n.,. that's Incurred In the carci aud keep of the wild animals. Sol oils Kioto must exiiend a large ; amount of money during the ; feature and one of the events that always causes unusual ex-! !,ti.n,,Hi . .. "white tops" is the birth ot 11 ta!y animal after the show hat left winter ouarmr. , t California. Arizona, New .Mexico.' Kniism aud Iowa are to be visit ed more or less briefly by the nominee on his trip and extensive arrangement-have been made to welcome him all along the route.! Accompanying hi in homeward r Mrs. Hoover, their 21-year- j "Id son. Allan. George Akerson. I h's secretary. Assistant Attorney! General William J. Donovan, his " umisor, i. i. c. i.resory. j t dJor neiglilior here, three stenog.i raphers. SO newsiuinermen anil ! B'XJno,,nK "''" photographers.1, ! -home In WHsliingtsn has ranP r"aT " receive nm na ne will, not go back to th department of commerce, al ' h's resignation as secre- ftr5' '"" not ', bce" "'OP'ed by Preeldont CootldKO. He will set up his office In his home and will make week-end trips the last six weeks of the campaign lo deliv er speeches In eastern, central anad border statos. For rAftitlt wmi Nw Class Ada. ; 7 (iuni-miteisl roiiiMiiinil In-, tcu-Ht paid on your snvliiK -.Menthly rwymenln $:l.r0- or less 1 n a $.101.50 nml receive at.OlMi.liO rash - ' KIHST MO'ltTtl.tUK HKftlllTY United States Savings & Loan Association .518 H .MhIii Ht. V. V. Houtlinell, Agent legal auvisor, t. T. v. Gregory, po-jSa" Francisco attorney, his next Among (lie lulmvutlng H provenienu bolus, carried out In jfrelor Uko Niitlounl Park l Hip 'new trail. uown in III water rront I ho rlui which will be cuuiilctiil In a very short time, and willed j ,wiii a((ord the vlaltor au easier climb. , . A new boat lu lull nit Is also Vw Ing constructed which will pro vide moorings for larger niiin-. lior uf busts. i Couatrilcitou of the lue wall which wll extend (rum the lodge, to ltn beginning of (ho new trail has lieeu started. Tills Is being creeled as a, safely precau tion since Hi lake may lie view ed (roin the atone pun pel Willi- out dnniier of visitors slliv!ug j over the edge. j Itoad grading Is nearly imn ! pletMl anil before the park sea Ison closes this year It Is expect !ed the road wilt be groveled ami lolled. ,At the present time only '400 feet of road from the west lor aouth entrance lo the rim Is Tunney-Heeney FIGHT PICTURES ' . Shdwing at' the ORPHEUS THEATRE " 4 August IStb to 18th, inc. J i1'4'-w''"w TillsltWaalBSi.WallW4J PHI SanSfrancfscol 1 PojellaKKfamUSt KFVT SSI eVr.W ! LOCATED HOTEL MfJteCWi. I CENTER OP EVERYTHING PllttZJ I ICE WATER I WCVERYROOH j I 5 aCS BfAUTlFlL lOBBf I aniMG ocM m eajterw lii rsrwlC? i 330 ROOMS 4 75 Detached Bath at'll? B 1 g QQ Detached Battl at'20 QQ Rath at40 S ' 7K itK Rarh j- 1 Che&YourAufojM FREE BUS MEETS ALL TRAihi mm a J w Mild ienougk for anytody . ' v ; and yet they S atisiy OATISFY means good taste and picas O ing aroma. It means that Chesterfield cigarettes have character . ... that they arc not flat or tastcjess. , , ' To satisfy, a cigarette muse be made Hill ITVffwI h HiV.rl " 'uufr .rouVwailitia, Hill UI gtU 1S llvttU I Hnrliiirt llunvor's pru-convoiilliiii 1, Ciipuwrl .rru1"",,,",l,", ,n "ol" "a " U DIHCt'ttI lTlUrri9',,r,md with swinging Iha Now - . , ( yolk dulegutloiis to lloovsr. NKW YOHK. Aug. 14 H'I'i ..' . .'' ': '' . '', i William II. Mill ol llliiKUsmt'm, . , . , ' ws, urged today . suerus.ur ,o I'TZ'- fiS Clialniian lleoige K. Morris (,,, p.ii he i. Ml led at anr Hum ,hll l0 ipUlilliii rninmlllee, who died suildi'iilv Weilneitlav. BIG DANCE v SATURDAY NIGHT, "AUGUST 18 Langell Valley Community Hall Given by tha Urtgoll Vlly Ln1it Club .', Proceods to ba Used for Piano -SUPPER at MIDNIGHT DANCE TILL 3 A. M. Muaio by MELODY ORCHESTRA - TICKETS $1.00 Public Invited . SUPPER 2Sc. I , iimi m igsr. .jmt , li p ii I li -. ill I ,1111111 ! is i i i CONNOLLY MEN'S , I . , . .... . t-Vj '-.. . 1 We lead in quality in all price classes. : Come in and . inspect the New . Fall Merchandise that is arriving daily, ' d Men's Work Shoes Special for Saturday , $2.98 pair, up .Turkish Towels, . Kite II x 43 We carry a ciimlto stuck . , i nn ' . of dross shoes and high 'T lop shoes. Doiililn tbresil. fancy bor der. A real honest to 13 oniMt Inch goiaiiiea hargalu. ' Red Hunting Hats Suits and Topcoats and Canvas Hunting Capa SUITS with (ur ear Is ns are now , $19.75 to $35.00 lu snd ren,y fr.r your se- . leclloii. Our prices are TOP COATS reasonable , $19.75 to $27.50 SWEATERS New Fall Hats Shukcrs$4.50 to $7.00 $1.50 to $6.50 Swouter ,)llr )ui u Biw ( oata. 52.50 to $4.90 and onr price lower (han Pullovers $3.49 the lowest. Flannel Shirts $3.00 to $7.00 We crry complete We handle Hie celebrated Stock of Water ' re- 1 treon City Wool .Mills . line. pellant coats and pants : CONNOLLY BROTHERS J MEN'S STORE ' ; 914 Main St., at the Intersection of Tenth St. 1 KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON , . . : ' ; i . , ... , - ,p , .. . , . . . . . . , from the right kind of tobaccos, regard- : , less of cost,.'. , and blended and cross- ". ; , blended in a different way. . , ' ; . Cbesterlield cigarettes SATISFY?. . and ; ' , yet . , . they're, nrild enough for anybody I THE KLAMATH KEW8 . ' i . i - al the Pelican Iirug t'e , next to Vine Tree Theslr. -dv.n-i(. BROTHERS i STORE ' c 4. At