TTTE KT.AMATIT NEWS
FRIDAY, SflPTEMBER 7,
TAGE TWO
Striblins Wins
Technical Kayo
In Second Round
MAUISON Mil'AKK UAKHKN.
New York. Sopt. . (UP) Fight
ing slashing two-fisted fight,
the beat he hu ever put up lu a
New York ring, young Strlhllng
uf Macon, Ga., stopped Johnny
Siulre of South Africa, after 44
sreond of ono-aljcd milling lu
the second rouud tonight.
First Victory In Content
The southerner thus scored I ho
flr.t victory of Tex Rlrkard's new
heavyweight elimination control
designed to discover a successor
to the crown given up by Gene
Tunney.
atrlbllng. weighing 11 .
looked a vastly improved fighter
over his pievlou. appearancea In
these pans, although the opposi
tion offered by the South African
was not of a nature to provide a
thorough test of the Georgia box
er's ability or gameneaa.
From the first blow, a left Jiib
which Strlbling drove Into Squires'
face, the tight waa all the Geor
gian's. The South African was
on the receiving end of a variety
ot punches, hooka and Jabs which
his opponent tossed In at will
without return.
Ke (loanl
A straight to Squires' jaw after
two minutes ot the first round
started the South African on the
downward path. He waa stag
gered, and badly hurt, a moment
later. Another straight right, de
livered with all the weight of the
southerner's body behind it.
closed Squires' left eye.
So ferocious waa Stribllng" at
tack to head and body that
Squires went down without being
hit towards the end of the round,
sinking from sheer weakness with
Stribllng sprawling orer him. A
savage left hook to the Jaw
dropped the South African once
more, and he arose tottering on
his heels. At the bell he waa
hanging on weakly, barked
against the ropes, with Strlbling
clashing away eagerly.
ltW.-rre. Slope Fight
The second round found Strlb
ling renewing his fierce two
handed attack, with Squirea un
able to get In a blow. Once
again, Strlbling pushed his op
ponent to the canvaa and the
crowd, anxious for a chance to
boo the Georgian, sent up a yell
of derision.
Squires, once more on hla feet,
was a sorry spectacle, bleeding
from the nose and mouth, with
one eye tightly closed, scarcely!
ablo to raise his arms to stare
off the rain ot blows. After 44
seconds of this, the referee. Louis
Magnolia, stepped between the
fighters and awarded the bout to
Strlbling on a technical knockout.
' Squires had a slight advantage
in weight, scaling 184. but waa
obviously no match for the Geor
gian at any stage ot the proceed
ings. Stars Three-Time
Victors Over Seals
SAN FKANCISCO. Sept. t. (0
PI The third straight victory
of the league-leading Hollywood
Stars over the San Francijeo
Heals, third place team ot me pa
cific Coast league, had increased
the margin between the two clubs
to six full games tonight.
Hollywood trounced the Seals
7 to 2. when Shellcnback. Holly
wood pitcher, allowed only four
scattered hits.
Sacramento remained two game,
behind Hollywood by defeating
(lakluud 9 to 6 In a 14-intiing
fame. The Oaks made all their
inns in the sixth Inning and the
Senators scored four runs In the
14lh to wiu.
Umpires at' Los Angeles wero
fcepi busy dusting home plate
hen the San Francisco Missions
leal the Angels. 10 to 9. The
Missions .'ere leading. S to 7, at
the end of the third Inning.
Portland beat Seattle. 10 to 5.
F.-nrlng six runs In the first two
innings to unsure victory.
AMIJ.IA IX TKXAS
KL TASO. Tex.. Sept. 6. (LP)
Amelia Earhart, girl ocean
flltr. landpd at Toyah. Tex., late
m1:iv mithnrttlf At Fort ntnwa
vtre advised. Toyah Is 195
miltH eat of Kl Puso.
Minn Karhart is flyinr her new
llritish-made plane in easy stages
lo the Pacific coast.
LITTLE JOE
JJ0 lVd t n dm
Avm
JSD aioum w
COAST LEAGUE
BALL SCORES
Club H U E I lly the I lilted l'ivs.
Hollywood T J The St. I.outs Cardinals gained
San Francisco t 4 T . half-game on the couteuders in
latteries Strellenback a n d the National League race by de
Bnssler; Moudy. Malls and Var testing the Pittsburgh Pirates, 4
gas. to 1. in a 1 0-Inning game Wed-
inesday. The Cardinals now lead
Club K H K the New York Giants and the
Mission I -1 4
ILos Angeles 1 '
I Batteries Midler and Maid- ,
I win: Peters and Warren.
Club
Sacramento
Oakland
ii II
. 9 :i
. 3 13
- i
Batteries Rachar
and Sever-
eld; Craghead aud Read III In
nings. Club R II K
Portland I 1
Seattle '. 14 4
Batteries Knight and Sauu-cicrs.-
Tearhout and Ainsmlth.
BIG LEAGUES
AT A GLANCE
NATIONAL I.KAtilK
Club K H E
Pittsburg 3 7 1
St. Louis - 4 1
Batteries Kriiues and Har-
greaves; Mitchell and Wilson.
Boston at Philadelphia, two
games Postponed: rain.
Only games today.
AMKRH AN I.F.Atil'K
club R H E
Chicago ! ' !
Cleveland 14 0
Batteries Thomas andCrouse:
Miljua. Bayne and Sewell.
Washington at New York
Rain. Philadelphia at Boston Rain.
Only games scheduled.
NOTICK TO CONTRACTORS
SEALED BIDS will be receiv
ed by the County Court of Klam
ath County. Oregon, np until
J o'clock P. M. September 22.
1918. and then publicly opened
and read at the County Court
Room, Klamath Falls, Oregon,
on the projects noted below:
PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS
AND PROPOSAL FORMS may be
procured at the office of the
County Engineer.
BIDS must be securely sealed
and marked as noted below, and
addressed to the County Clerk
on or before the hour ot open
ing, . '
EACH BID must be accom
panied by a certified check or
bidder's bond for B per cent of
the amount bid. Such certified
check or bidder's bond, must be
conditioned that In the event
the bid ia accepted by the County
Court, and the contract for the
work awarded thereon, -the bid
der will, within 10 days enter
Into a legal contract to do the
work and furnish a bond as re
quired by law, or forfeit to the
County, said rertified check or
bidder's bond, as liquidated
damages.
PROJECT NO. 1 Includes
surfacing approximately 2 miles
of the Miller Island Highway,
beginning at Its Intersection with
the Klamath Falls-Midland High-
way. thence West S mile, and
Involving approximately J000
cu
yds. snrfaclng material.'
t-KUjEiT O. I Includes "P- ,u.cambed to the Icy waters .ments regarding the presidential
Hllf HV.'nw.eTinn'i-'e.'? u removed. candidates.
interaction with the I Klamath A'ln"!h official, have not yet) Southern democrats suppoitlm
Falls-Midland Highway and run- announced their decision as to i Smith have been concerned as to
nlng thence West and South to the recipients of the priie money. . the effect of these whi Mt-l
.Midland. Involving approximately I it will undoubtedly be distributed . statments but others believe tliey
2000 cu. yds. which must belhetween Michel, who went the mark only a passing period In
placed on said road at all point,
designated by the County en
gineer. BIDS to be marked "SPRFAC
IXO PORTIONS OF MII.LKR IS
LAND HIGHWAY AND MILLER
HILL HIGHWAY."
The County Court reserves the
right to reject any or all bids
or any portion thereof
COUNTY COl'RT OF KLAM
ATH COl'NTY.
By E. B. HENRY. County En
gineer. SI I and 20.
NOTIt'K TO rRKOfTOKS
Notice Is hereby siren that
the undersigned ban been ap
pointed executrix of the Estate
of Alfred K. Hen-slnger, deceased,
and titia qualified.
AU persona havinK claims
analnst naid estate are notified
I "J. "
iiruuiT iHicnfr bi my umce ,o.
2I Willits Buildlnfr. Klamath
Falls. Oregon within six roontbi
from September 7, 1328.
Dated S'pt. 6.
1928.
CASSIE GERALDINE KOSS.
Ex-
eiutrlx
7. 14. 21. 29. OR
STARTING TOMORROW NIGHT At The
FAIR GROUNDS PAVILION
And Every Wednesday and Saturday
Jack Bowring and His Music
10 MUSICIANS 10
The Greater Dance The Music Is The Thing
Cards Trim Pirates
Gain Half-Game,
Sox Beat Indians
Chicago Cubs 4 games.
In the American League the
Chicago White Sox won from the I
Cleveland Indians, i to I. All1
other games scheduled a ere post
poned on account of rain.
A home run by George Harper
in the last of the loth inning
with One man on base gave the
St. Louis ordinal their victory
over the Pirates. Chirk llafoy
put the Cards in the h'ad with a
home run with one on in the
fifth, only to have Paul Waner
hit for the circuit in the ninth
with L. Waner on base, to tie the
score. The Pirates threatened tn
the lth when Scott singled and
was sent home by a long single
by Grimes, only to have Harper
deride the situation in the Cards'
half of the Inning. Grimes al
lowed six hits, while Mitchell was
touched for seven.
Amvricau la4o,tue
Team W. L.
New York ST 4i
Philadelphia SS 4T
Pet.
.644
National league
Tea ui
St. Louis .
New York
Chicago ...
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
w.
L.
ivt. ;
611
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0
.74
61
$4
5T
SS
60
.73
Swimmers Will
Receive Money
TOHONTl Ont.. Sopt. 6. U"P
Fourteen of the leading wira-
nier In the third Wrlpley mara
thon will receive $2,500 each a
their hare of the priie money
offered. No swimmer finished
the Bwim.
The list of prtxe winners fol
lows :
Cieorges Michel. France; Ern
est Vierkoetter. Germany; Louis
Mathis. Long Island, N. Y.; Wil
liam Krlckson. New York; Men
dell Burdett. Toronto; Myron
Cox, Los Awtoles; Howard Hol
ley. San Francisco; Roland Teii
meir. Seattle: Oeorite YounK. To
ronto: OrTille Hummell. Matuoo,
111.; Herr Van Papenrus. sown
A f rica ; Garnett Cochra ne, Co
burg, Ont.; Norman Uos. Chi
cago, and Harold S. Preston.
Snuthville, Ont.
TORONTO. On... Sept 6. (fP.
-f ''""k.k .. n Vnonsor. "
tlonal "h.ibU,n'm"pon".le'!
Wednesdays "-"tie W rlgley,
Marathon swim, said today
entire amount of the "
nrite
money will be o.s.nou.eu
to leading participants. althouRh
not one of the 20-contestant. .
finished the race.
The announcement
matter, for the leading ntast -
ants in the i-aae uniar.o
which ended when Oeorite Michel
of Prance was pulled from the
wnter nnabla to finish only !4
miles. Previously the entire i'sxCany have carried numerous ed-
, including Ernest Vierkoetter of itorialx warning the.r readers
R.,mgnr is.t vesr'a winner, hadinpnin.t nekinu nemmmi .mi.
longest distance. Vierkoetter, the campaign and will he clven
Louis Mathlas. 17-year-old New less attention when Governor
York brokerage firm employe. Smith takes the stump and be
Ronalt Tegtumur. of Seattle. VtI-ls o di.icuss the Issues of the
llm Eri.kson. of Brooklyn. How- campaign.
ard
Cretien. of r ranee. . .nenain j
Burditt. Harold Carte
;
George Young of Canada
Norman Ross of Chicago, all of
whom had completed the longest
distances at the time of their
exhaustion.
Meanwhile, entries were being
received for the shorter distance!
Saturday when they will match
I ineir speeii bdu Euuui.ure iui
five miles In Lake untario.
Take your physician's prescrip
tions to the Pelican Drug Co.,
712 Main street (next door to the
Pine Tree theater), t They use
lonly the hiKheat erade druas; all
' . ' , . . .
prescriptions are compounded by
skilled pharmacists of years of , tions. H was announced today,
experience, and their prices are: With 10 fires destroying 9T7,
right. Adv. 18-tf. ooo In property, the month of
ljuly standn out as one of the
Old newspapers for sale at tha worst conflagration months in the
News nf.'ic. 'tate historv.
Youth of Players
toFeature Matches
NKW YOUK. Kt-Pt. G. rr
Youth nml rtpentttg tennis tal
ent are l ho outstanding features
o( the imijorlty of player enter
ed lit (lie men's national champ
ionship matches al Forest 11111b
next week.
Five tliffYrHiit countries:
Franc. Austrulia. Cuba, Metco.
and the I tit ted States will em
flt Junior thumploiu to make
hid for tli men's single title.
In the opening round. Paul n
Itii'tsii. miior t-hjmnlon of
' France, will moot Wtluirr A.
-AHumi,. 1S2. uatlonal Interior
legato champion. Alltfoii la bare
ly twenty-four year old and bus
itivea a number of promising per
i forninncea lit various tuurua
j tuents this seatiou.
I lit another match, Htrardo
iTapla. Jr., Junior champion uf
'Mexico, ami Johnny Dor, twenty
i year old giant from the I'aeln
roam, will meet.
In (he lower half of the draw.
ICdward McKulght. winner of the
1-'S Vale inierscholastic tourna-
meut. will meet tlernian I'pm.n.
son of a Herman father and
Cuban mother, aud Junior champ-
Ion of Cuba.
I still In their
lloth
teelis.
plaers are
Smooth Answers
Whisper Charge
(Continued from Vmgr One)
.&53eair.c to the senate with
-54f jtioned credentials from
untiuen
i sover-
eicn stute. ihN same political
'has been ' vot . d t o u usrat me
because 1 was a immlior of tin
'Mormon' church. Hi- had no
other reason.
Ilofen to Ifoovrr Talk
"No decent man tolerates pub
lications built on religious preju
dices. Mr. Hoover has already
In his acceptance speech made
the strongest statemeut on
giotts intolerance probably
deliS-ered In the United States."
Tha statement in Hoover's ac
ceptance speech referred to by
Smoot suld:
'In this land, dei.iratod to tol
erance, we still find ont break"
of Intolerance. I come of Quaker
stock. My ancestors wero perse
cuted for their beliefs. Here they
sought and found religious free
dom. By blood and conviction I
stand for religious tolerance both
In act and spirit. The glory of
our American ideals fs the right
of every man to worship God ac
cording to the dictutes of his own
conscience."
" -
" democratic vlce-presl.len.ial
candidate. brouBht' one of the
wh8pere(, on,nly ,,
camimillu ,he he ,a(l u WM
Mn .,,., lha, ti..vernor
, a drunkard" and em-
phntlcally denyinR .!iere was the
sliKhtest truth for such sti.to-
. ments. Nellie Toyloe Kors. for
clearea deniocraiC .overnor of v-
ionllll(( , a p,er, at -lt
Vniverslty of Vircinia institute
of public affairs, denied Cover-
nor Smith was a habitual drl::k-
Southern newspaper; 'spe-
Campaign Against
rires Increased
j Aroused by the Rerious fire
, losses In Oregon, ontsiflp of Port
land during; the firt sven
months of the year, flare A. Lee,
state fire marshal, has inaugurat
ed a stale-wide campaign and
has a.HslKned deputffs E. A. Tay
lor and Georue V. Stokes, tn co
operation with fire chiefs and
munnip.il authuritips. to reduce
the hazards to a minimum and
increase the efficiency and equip
, went of fire fifchtitu ontanixa-
British Prince
Visits Del Monte,
No Photos Taken
I1K1. MOXTK, Calif.. Sept.
il'Pi The fourth and youtigeMt
.n or the King of Kugliiml
hi. ... lea. at this
famous western watering place
toiliiy mid spoke with out IiiisIbmii J
of the California rllmate. ,
Prince George. In everdu lite
a lieutenant lu the navy of Ureal ;
Itrltliui. dlsemliarked from II. M.
S. lturh.il this morning and'
made the most of the oiit-ot
doors entertainment f nruUhrd
on llio Monterey Peninsula. , au ,,, , Nw Y, k ,
Holt and tennis under a ,,viviil of the .lnoa will he a,
warming sun occupied llio prlneo n!ly ai,r. hut nihil' events at
for several hours. Strictly formal; Mm,., field will bo urn hunneil. II '
social events were barred, recop-!,,,, .nnouin ed 1 I
lions In the prln.e and hts lei-1 Two parlii iilnr groiliw uf plane. I
low officers being limited to i tunlght were i n lonto to Loa Mi-1
lunelieons and teas. j teles the t ia A planes which I
An automobile tour of . thel atarted from New York Wedues-
scenic peninsula was Included In! day nud second army bombard.
the first day's schedule. ment group i
Motion picture and newspaper) In addition many private r.alt
photographer, were the first to; were toward aviation', greatest
rel IB" Prl"' 'n,, the f'ruls-
dropped anchor off shore
after steaming through the
golden gale at an early hour
with Prince (.oorse sumling the
midnight to 4 a in. w.tuh
The photoKfuphi'rs wore In
formed by cuptaiu of the lur. in
1 hat navy dkctplitie prohibit. d
the photographinit of junior
officers on duly.
The fact That the junior offl.er
in question happened to be a
princv made no difference, tho
captalu swiil.
The only othrr Amort au stop
scheduled for ttu Durban is a
brief one at Santa liar bars after
tho Del Monte visit.
KARI.SI1A1I. It. .hernia, Sept.
Knives were wielded helV t.H
day tn a nplrtted battle between
pluers and spectators at a Kurls
tiail-tlrusltti football aaiue. A
number of pluyera were wounded
rell- ucd tuken to a bospltal. An lu
erer itniry h:is been Instituted with
the fotitiii.lt union at Pri.K.ie
EASTERN
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Between
Klamath Falls and
Alturas, connecting
same day with stages
to Susanville, Reno,
Burns and Al! Points
North and East.
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PrcducHs ft thick creamy lather.
Wilt stand up mi your faro
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Ideal for men after shaving.
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The dally use of Klenio will keep
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your gum. healthy and your
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50c
L. A. Air Fair
Officials Arrive
(Continued Knira rail On.)
Units. St. I.onls; Muinr Cliiri'lliej
V.iltug, Washington. l. C '
The offlrlnla loltlK III llli. li il
Jllo great I1
n iiml oilier llrlils .
"' 'ho field mid vol.ed uiirovnl. I
Todnv Ihev viewed llio field, i
lnp.'. t. d iiiriiiigeiiienis tor liuml-
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he proaram of tl,,. ,.lr . ,
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gathoritiR. 1
iHirlna prpitro-4 of th r.n
Kpociul evoutH from MoUvo ('!
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Krsmimo and 0;iklnm1 are tht il
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Now tyjos of pluutH. iuoludiUK
fic tiny rraft from (.vrmniiv.
iuiUI to bt able lo I tkt off from ;
a It) -foot hit. and rooeut liivcu-1
fion of the nlr norld lll Ih IIh.
pluved durtiig the r.ics ami oxp - j
Litton, wbtrh wtl ront nne until
Scptemhrr 16.
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IIOSTON. Sept. . H'P-An
unnamed number of cats have
leen provided for lite under a
provision of the will of the late
Charlotte Sutlou. I lie. I lor pro
hit today, which established a
trust fund of no. hi for the
ets
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