The Klamath news., October 26, 1928, Page 2, Image 2

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T1TR KLAMATH KEWS
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FRIDAY. OCTOBER 2fi, 1928
Riley Will Meet FrMm in; Mix Tonight
ifi ,tI-J ' 11' ! ilivi-loiiiionl la: llolwrl Kimjiiov,
Evenly Matched
Hard Hitters to
of nUt'V ami Johntton
S.iu KraiicUcu,
load rocord.
A pro linn nary but
' Battle on Lard Arthur. iMn u ih.
Pollraa City athletic club, will
. reri'reu tlia bout.
Tonltsht when Johnny rraurla., , ,h ,,, ew, u
famou. lor hi. onc-rouna punch, ovchl,owlll(. M, Mh me,
meets Kcwpla Rilay. ho has a on , canl ioa Bt.ketuft is
litis vhUn. howev-r. is not .1 tut ful, ,,,.
staks. fun. will two dewrm-1 nM ,d ,ii,d tort
- v- , v.t.roiia' Athletic
to zueec nenny iioiuort, woo is
here to challenge tho winners.
r" Huggins Puzzles ! -j Four Hoop Teams I Oregon
,w. ,. . -! About Lineup of I At Pelican City! To Play
Jiit-oum! I.IIIU-. Kvurvtt Mi-l'iiii-li-
. L'n ami Trd 1'ai. annuls; Tom
itu a sttj -isutlilivsui.il wooma, llouii'r Hii'Kxou, won
inilA rl m 1. . i - .f .. XT.v-.l C4..-i.. I Waiivii ami Marlon Hull. la.klo.
if-ai iaUK leam ' The Mouse ("Nut"! louu of! ilUnildl OUlUIUtlJ ,aml Willi Waal. U . nil.- Hlau.
. ... I ; basketball' Of the Pelican City j - - ' aim. Harry Wood mid LnSullc
II V FRANK tiKTTV . roinmunliy club; tin formed 1 INlVHItsjITY or OIIKOON. t'olca, eiidi
t nitml Vrrm Snorts Krittor.' . Wednesday ' nJslit when- 'uurl .uio, Uru H. Snn,lall Tin' ' . --
tcama wcra aoitcicu ny uouia ah-
CANDIDATES BALL
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HALLOWEEN CARNIVAL DANCE
IU lo :i
Saturday, October 27lh
ll.kita I.IM
LORELLA
Inn-ill Vulli-j oMiimiiili) rluli.
JiKW. YORK. Oct. S&. Ban
ball mannsvr ant only human.
demon, tioorge llonaon. Had
Waiter and Waltar. Ietmou.
A amo will lie) pluyetl every
.! Friday ee-lna
Personnel of Anderson's tram
after all, and worry more abom Th, ,our m,D. all member at
their aolf Koorea than aliout the ih Pellran t'lty tlrat team, will
IIC. . . . - .L . ! u . nN.t. In iMltfnii
club, where the (Igltla will be;'- "otuiaiiainic .roimma oi. i no,. -
i- Tli- HliiftiB- r lh h-ll millnnal tuiHflluo. Illll little Mil-
The men! rreuly mulched, are naa w. improved and it la ex- I' T I1ui-'Iti, whoae I'lc tnitMtanl- j
hoth fast,,, once, when Jonnuy Dmted thnt the hall will be fill- iuc uroblemn. wnit mm yet an
,( i...tl1na utartn. 1 I? 1 1.1 V i . , i.,. i . . K..v nrl.l' rlakiMlniuliln r-
... . J.l,.. finr Jnlinnl Kinro . .... i -i... .ii.. ll.,r In Ihi, n.nnlh .lmlll..il lo.lav Include ItOWarO .WWy, naipu
that Urn Johnny baa changed 'mU.' Th, ,taow n, g;jo he had aoiuethli.it to think over , mT Jh,iJ?' ,0?
.ii j...i,..i . ..h . i--i.Im. ti.hin anl ni .. Dean Hillock. John alendrlfll. H.
.-' .. -. .1. Hi.-..! . . . . .. hi h p..inF.. 1 Mlenin. Alan Thomaa, R. Mar-
oustraud, . , - m ' burs. Kla.. winter, home. !"he. Carl Ernie. Lawrence
Fan' here are bettin- on I K inmth I PaiTI - old Machla , HLka. H. Sawyer.
Johnnyfir a kayo, and plenty of ; j- - .,,, , ,mlarr.lu. i ,la.l "7'M I
Portlaad money from fan, who 1 lUTiaV iUCUlOrU poaltlon of belnc manacer of a '""rr" " -i. AZ V.
will win.
(Continued from Paaw One) ,two succeaalve world aeriea wlth-
jout a ainylr defeiit. and yet li
: B. Whltaon. Henry Burke. Oene
cently defeated Harold In. US pounds per man on an Yankee machine la a pretty .hh1 1 ,"' . ...
Chiloquln Indian, who averaKe. lold machine at that, but It l ' it 2 it
n'-' favorito of -poru. '.:.3 hixh school band, the I no, , 15;S njodoj. ., . j R," v,
i here. Wlrlshi will meet Klamalh Knlchtn. and a larae I Colonel Jake Rilppcrt and thel Krl'- '
Sam Filby will meet Mike Carr averasr. witn tneir nacaa weica- ;al)ott, ,0 - tq cleaner. The
who recently
Wright,
lias been
. kh . titi.i --ill mi K imatn KniEhia. anil a laran . . . i , i, .1 .
iiviifrio i viunri v nui,-ii nu mv
newcomer In Heat circles hore 'crowd of 'rooters will accompany diminutive Huee-lni- remind on- RO,,e'
:iu another of Uie preliminaries, j llo leam. ; '-' rental . old-fashioned auto-
I Frankle Warlcke will meet i 1 , " " ' , i mobile owucr aud his faithful
i Harry Johnson ! a four-round ' Old anewspnpera for sal at th . rhnnffcur out for a ride In the
event. Waricke is stablemate News otflea.
Johnson, Alee Tilton aud John
aners team will be
Eldon 81 rem, Kay
Earle. .Merle Alkn, J.
Ed MaHie. W. It. Shaw.
Unit Dursl, Cecil Ltndsey, and
Leonard Strom..
v! ) lafe it '
M :)i HH3
r. I-H 1 . A';jBs-'
6. . v lai FT li-niaiviaaia in awaaaaaaa-a-aaa(-- . I
Lahe County Law
Officers Scored
In Jury's Report
Kl dK.NE. Ore.. Oil. Si. U1")
With crHlclama of Sheriff Frauk
R. faylor'a mothoda of conduct
ing hia .office and references' to
"Itroa immorality" on the part
of a former prohibition officer as
vision. . , moat sensationul features, the
One of the first problems to be ' , . ,. . .
considered to next year- lineup. .,
the tentative Yankee " ' " . ...7.. .
law eniuiwuitui tcuimti ui tiiv
The nurse tells you to take Bayer Aspirin because she knows it's
safe. Doctors have told her so. It has no effect on the heart, so
take it to stop a headache or check a cold. For almost instant
relief of neuralgia, neuritis, rheumatism ; even, lumbago. But be
sure, it's Bayer the genuine Aspirin. ;At Iruggists, with proven
directions for its many uses. t. . ,'.. . ,. ...
a jaipbla IHV Inrte tr X Bt r ; ,
4 ot uoautctlicacii-mr of SUcjUcac
pmm
TIRES AT COST
Oetohev Clean-Up
SALES
prestone oidfieid
, ' '. Solo Price
303V. Reg-- Cord... $6.3S
30x3V. Ex. size cord 7.25
31x4 Cord 11.40
32x4 Cord 12.10
33x4 V. Cord 16.60
29x4.40 Balloon 8.00
30x4.50 Balloon 8.90
31x5.00 Balloon 11.20
31x5.25 Balloon 12.90
33x6.00 Balloon 15.60
Salo Prlte.
30x3lj' Reg. Cord .. $5.45
30x3 Vi Ex. size cord 5.85
31x4 Cord 9.55
32x4 Cord 10.20
33x4V. Cord 14.20
29x4.40 Balloon 6.70
30x4.50 Balloon 7.25
31x5.00 Balloon 10.10
31x5.25 Balloon 11.25
33x6.00 Balloon 14.40
ALL OTHER SIZES PRICED LOW
Guaranteed for life against any and all defects
MOI NTl.Nfi l HKK
Jim's Tisre Service
Sixth and Klamath
Klamath Falls, Oregon '
Phone 1277
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I'ii-pKlnne metliml of Viilraiilliin. , We save you money and
servo you bellcr.
Ifanitly chariot which has aeeu
'many years of service.
' Xcxf Year fiiasle
The good colonel is talki.K
about enlarging the seating capa
city of Yankee Stadium to make
i room for more thun loa.ooo faua.
I "Maybe we aliould lave roniu
! for a hall Club. too. Hons," sug
gested Hug. who has a menial
picture of how far things would
run with the team lu the second
division.
i At present.
: lineup for 19S Is made up of1
-eight big "ir" and Lou Gehrig,
'and the funny part of (bat to
i there has been talk ot New York
'trading the big first baseman.
1 Itabe Kuth will be as good as
his leg la !!. which leaves the
' Babe propped up on a cduple of
'question marks. ....
iLaazert Question .-'
Earl Combs probably. will re
cover , from his fractured .wrlsl
! sufficiently to rosttmn his place in
iceuler field, but Bob Mcuael
again Indolent, presents a real
problem lo HukkIiv". The chances statutes , of h state , do not py-(
are that Long Bob will ne iraaea am return oi an inaicimem.. ,
to some club which cau use Ja ! former. , deputy sheriff. ..iiolviii
veteran outfielder. .Turnbull.. and Gordon 8. .Wells,
The Yankees haven't a pernja-1 former deputy district attorney.
were criticised for Indiscretions
In. assoclationa, with women while
ofB orricluf . duty, v
The fact-. that lul prisonors
hare -escaped frota -tho Lane
coanty Jail was deplored- In - Uie
report. . ineompeiency on tlw part!
of' Jailers waa partially blamed.
and the- Installation of an electric
alarm - system was - recommended.
The grand Jury declared that
Sheriff Taylor bad not destroyed
confiscated liquor In accordance
with, the law, and recommended
that the law be observed tn this
respect henceforth. It notes that
there jw a, 8orUg of .lunds In
the " sheriff's office some time
ago. but points out that Shorlrt
Taylor (mado up the ahortage.
Shariil Taylor,. he report states.
"has-.noti bcen sufficiently alert
in observing, :the conduct of his
office." ' .
county has iieen made public.
The report was notable tor Its
lack of sensational .features.. In
contrast to minora which save
been circulated since the . probe
began.. . . . .
The report staled that not suf
ficient evtdenco was lonnd to- In
dict any of the officers or others
under Investigation, although . it
was found that Jesse It. Daniels,
former prohibition officer, guilty
of -"repeated acts of gross, im
morality tor which unfortunatuly
nent third . bosunian, and their
keystone combination Is crippled,
uncertain and a puzzle for any
manager. Laiscrl Is one ot the V
greatest second basemen in base
ball when right, but' the thing
that troubles Miller Huggins ih:
Will, tony bo right In 19:9.'
Lary and Reese, llie youuSHteVi
purchased from the Pacif ie Coet
league, are a spleudld pair tof
boys who, did big., outstanding
Jobs of loafing aud bench-warm-lug
all lost season, once" they
found out they had . been sold to
the Yankees, - the" ontstandnry
busts of 1928, simply because
they wouldn't exert themselves.
And now Muggins doesn't know
whether they really are any good
or not. "' ' " ' '- ' s
Tule Sanctuary
To Be Posted Soon
. 1 Iloandarf - Hng ' atthlo a
larKc part of tlio Tdto lake marfh
area will be efUal)llaheU on Tule
lake within (he noxt few flays,
porhaps by Sunday, Georirfl Toa
1c In, federal game protector of
California, Ha id yesterday.
Accompaoied by II. R. Chiis
ti&nsen, connected with tbe Cali
fornia mate game commfnuiun.
Oregon fiuitball train will piny
Monmouth Norimil hcIuhiI on
Hay word fU'ld Hnturttur, accortt
Htr an anuounrtjuicnt by Jack
V. nonrflrl, fcratlHaii , innnaRt!.
Tltl i illf will bo Hit dual on for
ht Wihf(Mitirti lHforo loitvliiR tn
play thji 4'allfurula . Honr at
Ifovki'lvy, Nv,uibrr t.
tirtRon'i overwhclmln-r difiat !
of Valtlui.toii hiu Rlvcu tho ir-aiw'
aomo rouifuonra for a victory
aaalnot I'nlKorn Tlio old cry j
to 'Mold Vm, Ort'nou," ban van
btbfd, ami nothiux abort of a win ,
will nailufy tin Wtlifuoiar-i. - Th
team in thn MtmnKont turnt-d out 1
htrv tn many ycur and ta follow-'
Iiik out Coach John J. MctCwnD't '
pivdltln thut Orrcon would !
Klu to win lu but llilvd yo.tr an
ttwrll. I
Th Washtuuton victory m
not villi iv ly Inv ftoui tcbMinf
Five ri'KUl.im aud on milwiittc ,
werr uttalilv to return tn prari c I
at the flntt of tha wt-k. a.nw j
Sindclraun and .ioorpn C'Jiaptuti, ,
tt-ntont; fiforir 4brUmttf n
Urkb. and Tod lop fn.l, art
;ill Hiiffcrina from minor injurli't.
oittr ;outd.. full but k. lit on the
nioc-lliie with a wniu-htd hip.
uud Churlr Wllllanti. half, haV a
sovoro cold. All thtso plnyrrn
will b rt-atly brforo the Callfor-
l. ItHtlU a.
Mt Kwttti will mimmhI mtirh tlnit I
in thr next ten day drilling: the
n-arrvea. Thi Whfoolera' liow
inx in tbe CaiKornlrr ronteM will
) lH-nil taritely on the Orfrxon r.
rv.. Tbe reserve Hue under
i Whun a furgiU tu klaa tnu,
wife every lliuo h Uurea itho j
thlnka be ,baa aeveral olbera j
around the corner' aom pl&.o.
Try News Classified Ads for Results
- fin.D.i GRAY HIES
:L08 ANflKLKH. Oct. 20, (tPl
Attorney Milton Colden said to
day that a cable from Gill Iloag,
who is In London, had instructed
lilm to file a cross complaint to
tho divorce action brought by
Gllda Gray In Port Washington,
Wis.
SOITH ('AKOLI.N.l TKOL'KCKIt
i r-rir iruDti q f tn it
Mr.. Tonkin is in Klamath tOi. .' ,.' ' .'" '' "
I.. .. .. ,. . I ' .11 l,..,.j t, i owutu
"We will sink posts docp Into
the marsh' he said; "nnd they
will project Into the air far
enough for - everybody to see.
We hope to have the signs In
stalled Sunday. ' '
- "Just as soon as the signs arc
put up, no hunters will be allow
ed on the reserve." ' t
The rexorvo takes, In ull t the.
marsh arcs on Tulo. lake from a !
line between llutel Rock and the'
Peninsula north to tho mouth of
Lout River. The marsh area
south of llutel Itock . . remains :
open.' - Approximately 7&0 acrcsj
of marsh la closed and) approxl-j
!mately 3000 acres of marsh is!
left open. Tho closure docs not '
affect leaned! lands. '.. ' i -Vi 'i
"It will be InteresMng to Klanv!
'nth Bportsmen to know that the
Association Kporlnnion of Cali
fornia which comprises 118 j
'sportsmen's association of Cali
fornia, havo unanimously endors-i
,cd jtho Tule lake cloture." said j
; Mr. Tonkin. "They also went on
record In favor ot a IS dally
bag limit for ducks and 30 bag i
'limit for a week's shoot." ', ' j
I . i
! "What is : the rent - on t this
room, Including tbe use oi.tlie
piano?" '
I "Well,"- suggested r the . 1 nd
lady, "perhaps you'd be so good
as to pIuy somclljlDg first,",. - -
Carolina Gamecocks were unable
to withstand the powerful plunges
and yuasing of the Clenison Tig
ers and went down in defeat
32, to 0 before 14,000 fans here
today. - . .
No more of this'
when 'Ob wed r
ddssEroad
JtxSomcOvttMtt
VII10I. MA0I
Herf' the Nkw lor in ovrr
alU. No more old-fashioned
uiprndrri. . .a I war in the
way and pet ting Milled when
tinfnster;ed . . . driving tvon
vntKy try ina to faittriv Come
in aod rr ihrm. Styles for all
craft.
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' I V AM ATM KTrtTMltl'
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AN ALL STAR BOXING CARD
31 Rds.
31 RJs
. TONIGHT, October 26th
it Vets' Pavilion, Sixth and Klamath
MAIN EVENT 10 Rounds, 133 pounds
For Junior Lightweight Championship Pacific Coast
Johhny Francis - v. Kewpie Riley
KLAMATH FALLS PORTLAND
SEMi-WINDUP 6 Rounds, 148 Pounds
Frankie Warnicke vs. Harry Johnson
PORTLAND HAN KR A N t'lHI.'O
SPECIAL 4 Rounds,. 128 Pounds
Sam Filby vs. ' Mike Carr
PORTLAND , KLAMATH FALLS
ALSO THREE OTHER BOUTS
Ringside, $2.50 Reserred, $2.00 Bleachers, $1.50
Mil fe v.
enough
foranytody-
. -. and yet they Satisfy , .
TT is easy to tell you what Chesterfield Is
J. not. It is not suong, nor irritating, nor
over- wee tcocd nor is ic flat or tasteless
or insipid. '
To tell you hat ic it. we just say, "Mil
enough foranyhody.andyct.. . they "
And not our cUiin, but your own $d
supplies too pfooll
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m
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