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TTTR' KLAMATH NEWS
FACE" TWO
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER S, lfl2&
SOLD How the StatCS Votedrfof President in 1928j l?24BPfflS LEAVE
10 -.CHfGAGO
Largest Sura Ever Paid
Given for Slugger
Of Braves '
CHICAGO, Nov. 7. (TP)
Rarer HorasbT, maaagor of th
Boston Brar, ant Heaviest lus
ter In lha National lvalue, will
com to the Chicago Cubs In a
deal compli'ted tonight. In vulch
lb "highest cousldcratlon (or a
ball plarer ever was ivea."
The announcement was made
by William U Veeck. president
of the -Chicago club. lollowlng a
long dlitance rail tonight villi
Prealdent Emll Kucha of the
Boston BraTes.
FIt ball players and an un
named amount of cash were given
by Chicago In exchange (or
Horntbr.
Although Prealdent Veeck re
futed to disclose the cash Inrolr
ed he said "we are giving the
highest amount of rash ever
given for a ball player in ad
dition to fiTe players."
The highest amonnt ever paid
previously for a player, he said,
was SIOO.OOO, which the Yankee
paid for Babe Kuth when he was
bought from- the Boston Red Soi.
and Willie Kamm. when he was
bought from the Parlflc roast
league by the Chicago White Smc
The flT players who will go
to Boston are: Freddy MrC.uire.
second baseman, and Percy J ones,
left-handed pitcher, who were
with the Cubs last season; Louis
Leggert, catcher, and Harry Set
bold, pitcher, who wer "farmed"
with the Reading. Pa., team, and
Bruce Cunningham, left-handed
pitcher, purchased from Los An
geles. LOYOLA TEAM LKAVEtf
LOS ANGELES. Not. 7, (UP)
Twenty-six Loyola uniTersity
football players, headed by Coach
Mike PecaroTich, left here today
for DenTer, when they will meet
Regis college Saturday. The
squad. Including Ero Pustch, star
halfback, was in good shape for
the first time this season.
IKlet'loral Voio .
Slnl. Hoover Stnllh Hoover Smith :
, Aluluima Sfl.SSJ 1HS,50 . . , li !
ArltsM M.U . 1
Arkauus !ii.:,1 as.ltil s '
California S4S.JHT 67s. dill 1.1
(-nnnHli-lll 3S4.12 SS6.4 7 ,
Florida 1.5 sT.SIS C . . I
Georgia SI.II61 1 1 ' Hi
Illinois l.SSd.suA i.t.; j
Colorado ISS.W K.3l
Delawat SS.Mt .IS. UTS .1 .... 1
Idaho 4S.477 SI.007 .
Indiana ;:s,Jul m.Siilt k 1.1 ....
Iowa .. HK.SOS 07.SI 13 " I
Kansas STs.Si:. Ml.Till lit
Kentucky 5S..117 J4.7l JS
Louisiana SS.7HJ HS.4S ... I ;
Main 17.71S MI.147 . .. .
Marvlaml isl.OSS Sis. MS - i- " . . i
MawKliusdla ... J.Si.HS 8u.JJti ....... IS
Michigan SS9.7H5 IH.!1 la .... I
Minnesota 3sS.1 !xl.'-. IS
Mississippi Sll.tUI .7SS ' - ' . . i
Missouri S41.XS? 637.41)5 It .. . 1
Montana I4.&5 IS. 471 - 4
Nebraska !. li.77 X
Neva J a 4.6Sti S.4"!S S .... I
New Hampshire.. lAl.tnc tOS'i 4
New Jersey S4.4(I HtMll. 14.
New Mexico S4.696 IS.S7K S
New York S.Itis.084 S.OiiS. IS ..:
North Carolina . SSI. IS? S1.S IS
North Ikskoia.... . 7.e4 5
Ohio 1.S3J.5M ' 716, S2S - il
Oklahoma 35S.sH SOI.SHI H
Orgn 55.755 t.H S
IVrcn.vlvanla . ..l.Tiis.lT R7S.343 JS
lthode Island II 7.4 IK IIS.SM . .... 5
South Carolina. . 5.33H 50.845 ....
j South Dakota 1SS.S3C 72.037 i
iTennei.se. 133.SS7 15.S57 II
' Ter-. 317.177 S45.67S SO.
Hit ... 4S.S0S 43.471 '.
Vermont S5.44 47.63 ' 4
Virginia 13S.5S3 130.01.) 13
Washington 3.f.7S .0U 7
Weal Virginia . :1.47 1KS.3H 3
Wisconsin IMI.S19 37S.S13 13
Wyoming M.1SS l.S?
Incomplete totals:
Hoover. 1T.!2.U37: Smith. 13.801. llooser plurality.
S.137.841.
Electoral totals:
Hoover. 444: smith. 87. " '
1924
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WRMfflIF
FRANK GETTY
IINi'io.PftU) xeoatt isiioa
NRW VOItK. Nov. 7. il'l'l - (ar in hato iirogreaa-niid iwlil ad
There Is Jir.l lltii irillcllto 1n audi i lninNnhN 111 pttglltMlll.
IIFItKNI.KV Calif. Nov 7, "'" lioavywelghl slliinilou, I There la one inn n. whu nk 1 1-
I ... ,' , ,' ' ', , ' ,' ' If yU mint mlk ntioiil II ul nil . plug l he ni' iinil wreaillng with
I I I allfornla a vnraliy fool.. I . . ' ,.. ,,,
I , i Soiiiooiiti Iiah kui in pop iht.Ht siiiiiI'lMin III n neuihy Mliniia
llmll team. Willi 24 men IteaMoa (U(at ,,,., ,,., , ,,., aluin us thla Is being wrlnni. who
ihi 11 regulars, led hero lonlgni pr ilioaela, iiml do li o ihuioimhlv '"iild. If he would, solve l In
lo meet ihe I'nlvernlly of Wah- ,, seni.r I'n u.liin iloen l I'rol'lem of wliai l In li il'n
iiigion at Seaille In Ihe oulainiiil- ',., Ui,ppM.d t)iherwli.e. the i iilmui l-aollno
lug game of Ihe I'a. ltlr roast. ; i:14,, ni eoniiniie. In hi. j Heiiiii Trains
The Hears are lied wllh Iho ,llllie, lilhmlerliiK. bin wlihnl J' k Keiupaey is gMiliw him-
I'liltertliy of Sonlliern California ! g(Hj. nia tt r.-al wny, in oiikIiuh ii ! ""'I I'" ui'lHIon. lor aoineililiiif
lor flrai plum ot the I'a.-llli'' mii hliulermue to Nonlle s.i-1 ""' I" J"'1 ! lu'iilih. lull
i'osmi eonrereniHi and Ihelr coach, i preniaey In die cauliflower IimIiih- ; there Is a siinpIcioii ' Ihui lie U
Nlha Price, has been Imay try- trv, i imt exactly waailng owtry iihyxlc.
ilng to keep over conriiletu-e from ' u tH n.n .. iin..i, it.,,, inlly. Ilia health, ua a mailer ot
ihe California camp. Pnulluo person l a laiienllal anc. I'i'-t. Is In lietler Hhnpe limn lil
I The usual California lineup Is eesaor lo lleno Tniiiiey. Ion iliet 1 1' x keilmok.
lexisK'ted lo start the game, wlihlhs provides an obstacle to Hiei The former champion won I.I lie
i Just the man to linti hinvtly
! against Hie I'seuitun chin ami
then retire In a neuiral nrto c.
: That might make liomtiacy .-him-j
plon of 'lite wot Id aiiiiln. Inn
! there have heeit worse rhiimiiloim.
ine iossiiii excepiion oi itternng lamlahle nmhlllous of Ihe polen
Newmau nt hallhack for Htan I thit heavyweight i linniplou
Harr. 1 (m llnlller
Washington lias been defeated About the time a boxer ron to
hy Inrge aiores by Iwo eoiifertMii4 be pret.v good, and there it i.ilk
learns tbta seaaon. of his being u rnmltig ih:iiMpieii,
; It develop thai he in mi.. i whip ; and many Ihlnk none heti-r.
In the old days a wife kltsed III,, llasilue. and then Ihe seiireh- ' --
her husband when he got borne 'era for a logical roni"ti'cr hne ! linu't w-orr If your Joh la small
It meant affection. to siurl in all over oaaln. And your rewards are few.
Now It may mean lnvoilga-' . This depUrahlc flute or tffalry Itentemlier that llie.mlahiy oak
tlon. .will have to be remedied. !l we Oure was a nut like you.
GL 'lcn l;l5.72.5.016 8.J8e.t!j 4.822.856
For your I-rlgldaire call E.
Jsffarson. nbona 700. adr
Jy-tf ; interference. -
Trojans to Face
Arizona's Team
LOS ANGELES. Not. T. (UP)
Charlie Boren may be the only
University of Southern Califor
nia regular to start against Uni
versity of Arliona In a non-conference
game here Saturday.
With Washington State, Idaho
and Notre Dame yet to be played.
Coach Howard Jones doea not
want to risk hi men. Boren. at
running guard, leads the Trojan
'tiraony at the beginning of Ihe
; evening. The Inouest room wus
CUA1917 IK I"1 A ICC thronged with Indiana and a
OnVlVEi 111 VI AlkJ, number of reservation residents.
DEMPSEY BUYS
Fast trains
to Goast Cities
Fast trains, by day and overnight, provide coo
venicnr, service to and from Portland and Cali
fornia. Note these schedules:
To Portland
Leave Arrive Arrive' -Klamath
FjIIi Portland Sri sic :
"Cascade" 7:10 ajn. 4:15 pjn. 9:45 pjn.
"Coach Train" 9:25a.m. 8:20p.m.
"West Coast" 10:32 pjn. 8:25 a.m. 3:25 pjn.
leave Arrive . Arrive
Quloquin Pofllaod Sesttie
"Coach Train" 10:11a.m. 8:20p.m.
".WestCoast" 11:17p.m. 8:25a.m. 3:25 pan.
to San Francisco
Leave Arrive Arrive
Klamath FallsSan Frtncisco Los Angeles
"Cascade" . 7:40 a.m. 8: 15 pan. 9:45 a.m.
"WestCoast" 4:25a.m. 8:35 pjn. 8:30a.m.
"Coach Special" 7:35 p.m. 9:50 a.m.
Leave Arrive Arrive
Cbiloquin San Francisco Los Angeles
"Coach Special" 6:32 pjn. 9:50 a.m.
".WestCoast" 3:22a.m. 8:35 pjn. 8:30a.m.
tyind to the East
You can leave Klamath Falls on tlic "Cascade" 7:40
a.m. and nuke connections with the "San hrancisco
Overland limited" direct to Chicaeo. Klamath Fills
to Chicago ia 71 hours, 30 minutes.
The "Silver Grays"
Southern Pacific's deluxe silver gray motor-coaches
fast, comfortable and sate.
Lv. Klamath FjIIs 7:35a.m.l2:01p.m.3:00pjn.
At. Ashland . 10:05a.ni.2:iOp.in.5:-10pjn.
Ar.Medford . 10:35a.m.3:10p.m.6:10pjn.
Soi3&fem JPaciCac
CITY TICKET OFFICE
S13 Main St., Phone 84
PASWENtiKR STATION
rbone 130
NEW YORK, Not. 7. (UP) j A KIllIll,,h KbIIk druggist wa.:
aaeg liempaey loaay punmiru .(nmrl ny leoplo romlng 111
an Interest In Baby Joo Oans, ! merely to ak the time.. To stop
California negro lightweight.; the nuisance he bought a cIock.
from Cans- manager. Larnoy ! """n''v
l.lehtenstein. Runs Is matched
meet Joe Click, Brooklyn !
to
lightweight. In his next bout.
Dempsey said he believed
Oans would be the next light
weight champion. Llrhtenstein
will continue to manage Gans.
and Dempsey will have nothing to
ray about handling the Califor
nia boxer. . . I
No announcement was made j
as to bow much Interest Demp-1
sey acquired, but It is believed ;
to be leas than half. Dempsey '
said Oans was the first fighter;
In whom he ever had a financial
interest.
U.C.L.A Gridmen
To Play Cougars
LOS ANGELES. NbT.v 7, (UP)
Undaunted by defeats at the
hands of Stanford and Idaho,
the UniTersity of California at
Los Angeles grlddera entrained
tonight for Portland, where they
meet Washington Slate college in
a conference game Saturday.
The Bruins have been work
ing on their passing attack, and
hope breaks will come their way, '
as W.S.C. will be a- heavy favor-
lie. La Bmcheric, Fields, Simp-!
son and Fleming, tho - local's
smashing backs, will start the
game.
Clements Accuses
George of Murder
(CoatUoatr from Pae One)
I the window.
When the sulesman called to
luqulm If the clock had ha1 Ihe
desired effect the druggist un
swered sorrowfully: Weil, not
quite. Things are still bsd
people come In now lo ask if be
clock Is right."
McDUFFER
MISHAPITT.V (iOI.F . M il
By liarrin Payne .
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DOT, VOO MAV 2
TUIkK I'M IVIUA 1"?
BUT THE FlItST
BMi. I EVER.
lAlT FROM THIS
Ml TRSMtlXD .
300 YARDS
N.FCRE 11
STOPPtO.
on the stand, , that he remem
bered nothing or the fight, that
he had been under the Influence
of liquor all day and did not
even remember being with the
other, three. Mrs. Jackson cor
roborated the statement that her
husband had been drunk nil day
and was in Iho bouse when the
fight occurred. She testifier! she
was a witness to the killing and
Bald that after Clements had
knocked Berkley down be yelled.
"I'll kill you."
LeTi Walker was another wit
ness called, and told the Jury
that Clements said in him
when they first met that George
killed Barkley. Albert Chlloquln
told In his testimony that Bark
ley had a black nye, n had cut on
his face and a deep cut on the
hack of bis head when found
dead just Inside the barn door,
and that he also noticed an Iron
pipe and a board lying near the
body. He also stated that. Dean
George bad a long knife In his
possession when arrested.
Several other Indians gave tes-
I jONil EVER. J" rm
5 Hit from wis 2"
300 YARDS , ZJTtlrL i
Getting Up Nights
If Bladder Weakness. Getting
Up Nights, Backache, Burning or
Itching Sensation, leg or groin
pains, make you feel old, tired,
pepless, and worn out why not
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Don't give up. Get Cyslex todny
at any drug store. Put It to a
48 hour test. Money back If you
don't soon feel like new, full of
pep, sleep well, with palna nlle
viated. Try Cystex today. Only
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Cold Can't Came
Them to Disappoint I
Singers can 'I always keep from
catching cold, but they can get
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hours--sind o catf .you. Get th
compound that cornea In pleasant
lasting tablets, one of which will
break up a cold so quickly that
yrjii'il be astonished. Pape's Cold
Compound Is what they call It,
and any drugstore you visit will
have It for thirty-five cents! -
A had cold that has settled on
the lungs is conqnored the same
wny; just takes a little longer.
Pape's way Is better thnn "doping-,"
ilo remember tho name.,..
COLD COMPOUND
1 ear-found performance
under all driving conditions
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motorics its apparent superiority
won it inxlant popularity with driv
ers and dealers. Today the General '
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the same motoring public that sup
ported the original General so
enthusiastically, a new product
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years of experimentation and
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regular market price to introduce
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Choose
Your Dealer
FIRST
Then Select Your
Used Car
USED CARS r sold
everywhere. From
street corneal and other
unslsblo placet. If you
re a (food mechanic,
you may buy wisely;
if not how would you
know you were letting
full value and lo whom
would you go for an ad
justment ?
Our reputation a a
straightforward bull
neat orgnnivation ia at
slake when wo sell you
a used car.
Can we afford to
"sting" you?
Used Buick
1927 Master 6 Coach
Used Buick
1926 Standard 6 Coach
Used Buick
1925 Master 6 Sedan
Used Buick
1925 Master 6 Roadster
Used Buick
1923 Buick 6 Roadster
Used Nash
1926 Special 6 Coach
Used Dodge
1928 Coupe, 4-cy linder
Used Pontiac
1927 Coupe
Used
Oakland
1926 Sport Roadster
u
Used
Chrysler
1925 Model "70" Sedan
Used
Studebaker
1925 Duplex Phaeton
THE
REASON
OUR used cart cost
you lett because wit
' give you the' advantage
of a G. M. A. C. Con
tract. The lowest fin
ance charges available.
BUICK
Garage
1330 Main St. Phone. 42
9c. Star Drug store. adr.